2016-17 Moses Brown Annual Report

Annual Report Moses Brown 2016-2017

School

250 Lloyd Avenue, Providence RI 02906

2016-17 By the numbers 8:1 student/faculty ratio 103 diplomas

129 new students 10 international students

passed $44M raised, 3,085 donors so far

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Parents’ Association celebration and auction

268 attended $70,573 raised

$1,251,818 raised A NEW RECORD!

Over 750 people at the Woodman Center ribbon cutting and housewarming!

Robotics 16 students participated 150 feet of C-channel used 12 Dremel blades shattered 7 motors stripped 1 joystick cannibalized

572 student athletes 59 teams 17 programs

followers

1,964

followers

1,019

followers

Over 400 students went on 15 TRIPs 100% increase in four years! $55,000 in financial support awarded

2,689

2,840

subscribers

by the Class of 2017

We settled into Meeting for Worship 95 times 27 LS

33 MS

over 4,590 bananas and

1,750 lbs. of pasta eaten

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4,000 hours of service

29 US

2 Faculty/Staff

4 All-school

Woodman Center 31 classes and presentations 13 Meetings for Worship 10 school-wide events 9 student performances 9 public events

The past year has been one of breathtaking dynamism at MB. The strength of our culture, the development of our programs, and the growing commitment of our community are things we can all be proud of.

Matt Glendinning, Head of School

A Year In Instagram

September M 91

#StartofSchool #WeAreAPack

December M 77

#1000Points #Basketball #GoOluchi #GoCris

March M 85

#FourthGrade #MakingRobots #Legos 4 | annual report 2016-17

October M 72

#AnawanRock #SurpriseFieldTrip

January M 45

#WritingCelebration #ThirdGrade

April M 54

#ChangleSchool #InternationalFriends

thanks to the 2016-17 board of Trustees Paul Adler

Mike McGuigan

Issmat Atteereh

Donald McNemar Friends Coordinator

Greg Baldwin ’87 Neil S. Beranbaum ’86 Clerk, Enrollment & Marketing Russell Carpenter ’59* Charlene Cassese Clerk, MB Parents’ Association

November M 64

#CurtainCall #LastShowInAlumniHall

Lisa Rocchio ’85 Clerk, Nominating Committee

Edward F. Fischer ’83

Brad Shipp ’83 Clerk, Buildings & Grounds

Habib Y. Gorgi ’74 Clerk, Board of Trustees Clerk, Executive Committee

Liesa Stamm

Michael Hirtle

Stephen Thomas

Lee Jaspers Recording Clerk, Board of Trustees

Heather Tow-Yick ’94

Rachel Littman ’87 Clerk, Trustees Committee Frederick Martin

May M 83

Jim Procaccianti ’76

Jane Dietze

Dawn C. Tripp Clerk, Nurturing Friends Education Committee

Kathleen Levesque Asst. Clerk, Board of Trustees

#StoryCorpsVisits

George T. Panichas ’83 Clerk, MB Alumni Association

Alisha Pina ’96

Gardner Lane

February M 72

Mary Lee Morrison

Elaine Dickson

Kaplan Mobray ’90

#MSLionKing Jr #FirstShowInWoodman

Kara Milner

Head of School Matt Glendinning

# WeD id It # G ra M 102 du at io n #

Carl Weinberg Treasurer, Board of Trustees Clerk, Budget & Finance Committee Cecily Ziegler Elizabeth R.B. Zimmerman * Deceased

Clerk of the NEYM Frederick Weiss

June

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connecting alumni from coast to coast

New York City, NY MB Connects with Alex Egan ‘03 November 2016 Alumni Reception hosted

by Russ Triedman ’87 December 2016

Baltimore, MD Dinner with Matt Glendinning March 2017

San Francisco, CA Alumni & Friends Reception & Dinner February 2017

Denver, CO

Washington, DC

Alumni & Friends Dinner October 2016

Alumni Reception hosted by John Richardson ’59 February 2017

Los Angeles, CA Alumni & Friends Reception & Dinner February 2017

Atlanta, GA Alumni & Friends Dinner October 2016 Austin, TX Dinner with Debbie Phipps March 2017

The Moses Brown Alumni Association Board works tirelessly to grow and maintain the network of personal and professional relationships that benefit MB students long after graduation. The school actively partners with the MBAA to design programming and communications that keep alumni connected to each other and the school.

Thank you to the 93 alumni who served on their Reunion Class Committees in 2017. Pictured: MBAA National Programming Committee Clerk Ahvi Spindell ’72 and Karin Morse ’79, Director of Alumni Relations.

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thanks to the 2016-17 MBAA board of directors 2016-2017 MBAA Board Boston, MA Warren,VT Sugarbush Après-ski February 2017

Clerk George Panichas ’83

Dinner with Doc Odell December 2016

Boston Young Alumni Reception June 2017

Brian Panoff ’94

Recording Clerk

Assistant Clerk Albie Dahlberg ’87

Reception at Townsman January 2017

Treasurer

John E. Baldwin ’94 Maggie Moran ’08

Gabriel Amo ’05

Taylor Rotondi Anderson ’02 David Murdock ’93 Darien, CT

Alumni Reception with Dr. Laurie Center hosted by Pricilla Wong ’83 November 2016

Cheryl Schadone Cohen ’81 David Murphy ’91 Joanne Debrah ’97

Nicole Navega ’89

Jason Engle ’98

John Pariseault ’97

Thomas Frater ’82

Vincent Porcaro ’83

Adrian Hendricks ’58

Jonathan Rappoport ’93

Austin Jaspers ’11

Matthew Runci ’64

David Keyser ’89

Miles Rutter ’04

Jane Knowles ’81

Conal Smith ’06

MB Campus

Todd Machtley ’00

Ahvi Spindell ’72

Expo / Homecoming October 2016

Vin Marcello ’60

Homecoming Reception October 2016 Final Show in Alumni Hall November 2016 Annual Spree Bowl in memory of Evan Spirito ’06 November 2016 Woodman Center Housewarming December 2016 MB Reunion May 2017 MBAA Board Retreat June 2017 Alumni Games 7v7 Football Soccer Hockey Lacrosse

Staying Connected to MB Areté, March 2017

A PUBLICATION FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL MATT GLENDINNING

Alumni E-News

Newport Newport International Polo Event July 2016

MARCH 2017

QUAKER VALUES IN ACTION

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Moses Brown School

Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Providence, RI Permit No. 3264

Young Alumni Reception August 2016 Alumni Dinner with Doc Odell October 2016 Turkey Tailgate at McCoy Stadium November 2016

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Thanks to our 2016-17 Parent volunteers MBPA

Moses Brown Parents’ Association

Executive Board (2016-17) Presiding Clerk Charlene Cassese Administrative Clerk Amy Cooper Recording Clerk Sandy Grand Outreach Clerk

Communications Clerk Emily Atkinson Treasurer

The home-school partnership is at the center of a Moses Brown education and it could not happen without the robust support of the MB Parents’ Association, which plays an active role in the life and culture of the school. The map below outlines just some of the ways the PA and our parent community support our teachers and children every day.

Jim Paquette PA Events Coordinator Laura Phillips Lisa Donahue

Heidi Gilkenson

Lower School Coordinators

Lauren Miller, Allison Spadone

Middle School Coordinators

Kent Tunnicliffe, Jessica D’Entremont Upper School Coordinators

Christine Griffin, Antonia Zubiago

Class Representatives Nursery Jenna Rose, Krista Quattrocchi Kindergarten

Nicole Dreyer-Gavin, Lauren Pelletier Second

Pre-Primary Erin Lane-Aaronian, Annie Schwartz, Molly Thomas First

Michelle Fabisch, Michelle Gario Third

Megan Stoessell, Caylen Sepe

Deanna Lund, Dina Himelfarb

Fourth Joe Antonio, Vanessa Lombardi, Stephanie Dyer

Fifth Tracey Pereira-Baker, Lisa Weinberg, Rebecca Rubin, Drew Moran

Sixth

Iman Ali Pahlavi, Julie Berry, Michelle Petrarca, Michelle D’Alessandro

Seventh

Jen Reardon, Elizabeth Kirk, Sheila Poku, Kerry Sweeney

Eighth Diane Stratton, Wendi Metters, Julia Atwood, Melissa Ruhl Ninth

Tracey Tyrrell, Pamela Cummings, Lynn Kuzneski, Shari Elice Eleventh

Diana Mendes, Carlton Tucker, Sue Stallman, Sia Panichas, Jen Yates

Tenth

Nicole Couto, Allison Dessel, Ayla Cevik, Vanda Blinn, Roseanna Gorham Twelfth

Zoe Hart, Suzie Gorgi, Liz Ohlson, Marcela Parker, Heather Ross, Dele Mabray

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Providing food for athletic team banquets Post-concert and recital refreshments Upper school parent orientation Setting up for the all-school art show PA All-school PA meetings

parent partnership

PA-sponsored Community Read

PA New Parent Reception

MB Rocks Visiting Poet PA MBe There Feeding our thespians before every performance Chaperoning middle school dances

Volunteering in the cafeteria

The Moses Brown Fund phonathon volunteers PA MB Book Festival PA Ladies’ Night Out

Open House and Admissions volunteers PA Expo and Pancake Breakfast

PA Monthly divisional meetings PA Year-end celebrations for 5th, 8th, and 12th Grade

LS classroom volunteers

Countless oranges, Gatorade, and snacks for our student athletes

Off Campus PA Class Potlucks Field trip chaperones

PA Teacher Appreciation days

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MB Believes:

A Vision Becoming Reality Over the course of two years, Moses Brown convened over a thousand experts and community members for hundreds of hours to answer one essential question: If MB has led the way in educating children for over two centuries, what should we do to extend that legacy in a knowledge environment that is nothing like the world has ever known?

Most institutional failures can be traced to an inability to adapt. However, one must be both bold and prudent when steering a place as historic as MB. In those discussions, several things emerged: Quaker values have always been, and must continue to be, our lodestar.

Bolstered by academic and corporate research, our planning process identified three abilities students need to be successful in the 21st century: Expert Thinking, Global Awareness, and Ethical Leadership.

Expert Thinking is the ability to synthesize information, to improvise, prototype, and redesign in quick iterative cycles with a diverse team of contributors to find the optimal solution.

Global Awareness is the combination of firsthand experience with other people and places, the ability to communicate in other languages, and having the intellectual rigor to consider issues from a multitude of perspectives. And Ethical Leadership is what we’ve done well for 233 years and counting.

Our vision and strategic plan MB Believes is being activated thanks to a historic $56.5 million fundraising campaign (total goal now exceeds $65M—see page 38). This plan will support nine concrete investments in learning, people, and place—outlined in the pages that follow—that adapt the MB experience to the 21st century while preserving its timeless strengths. Having now raised over $44 million, with students performing at the Woodman Center, inventing in the Y-Lab, and ecstatic about their TRIPs around the world, it’s clear that the plan is working.

This is progress to be proud of, and there is still much to do. Together we defined this vision.

Together we can achieve it.

Expert Thinking Model

What is it?

What happened?

In a world where knowledge is growing at a rapid pace, tomorrow’s leaders need to be experts at using available information rather than merely memorizing facts. The Expert Thinking Model teaches children to integrate skills, apply knowledge, and work in teams to solve real-world problems.

In order to accelerate this kind of applied learning across the school, MB seeks endowed funding for a program in Engineering & Design Learning, and for the systematic use of Project-Based Learning in each division.

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $1.5m

To Date

$1,517,348

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2016-17

$1,060,000

• Established a new engineering and design relationship with Hasbro to include class visits, mentorship, and an all-school design challenge.

• Thanks to a $1 million gift, a new Entrepreneurship & Social Innovation program was initiated in partnership with the Swearer Center at Brown University, to include a new freshman orientation experience, upper school courses, immersion opportunities, and much more.

• A year-long review of the all-school math program resulted in: addition of Math Clubs and Math Olympiad in lower school; increased focus on differentiated math instruction in lower school (both foundational support and acceleration); new accelerated Algebra course in 8th grade; summer program in Honors Geometry for incoming 9th graders; increased funding for middle school Math Counts and VEX Robotics teams; Multivariable Calculus and AP Computer Programming added to upper school; upper school competing in R.I. Math League.

• MB 5th and 10th graders presented their work at the Providence College Project-Based Learning Conference.

TRIps (Travel, Research, and Immersion Programs)

What is it?

What happened?

TRIPs—the Travel, Research, and Immersion Programs— foster a rising generation of civic-minded, multilingual, and ethical global citizens. New courses and a broad array of travel opportunities help students explore cultures, life experiences, and worldviews different from their own, while a marine education program will allow students to investigate the ecology and resources of the Narragansett Bay. Because these educational experiences are so transformative, we believe they need to be a critical part of a Moses Brown education for every student, regardless of financial circumstances. To that end, we are asking donors to help us endow this important aspect of our curriculum.

Where are we?

• 403 students and 47 faculty participated in overnight TRIPs: upper school 120 (29%)

middle school 185 (100%)

lower school 98 (50%)

• 100% of applicants received financial aid for TRIPs, totaling $55,000+.

• With 3 international, 7 domestic, and 6 local overnight TRIPs, Moses Brown students had over 16 options to choose from: INTERNATIONAL

DOMESTIC

LOCAL / REGIONAL

Spain

Atlanta, G.A.

Service Retreat

Kenya

White Mountains

MS Team Trips x3

Dominican Republic

New York City, N.Y.

Nature’s Classroom

Washington, D.C. x2

5th grade MB sleep-in

Yellowstone International Park

Campaign Goal $4m

To Date

$863,370

2016-17

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World-class teaching

What is it?

What happened?

World-Class Teaching is the essential ingredient for educational excellence. To build on our legacy of inspired and inspiring teachers, MB is developing a rigorous model for supporting faculty, from hiring to evaluation and ongoing professional development.

To attract the most creative and dynamic teachers and to foster a culture of continuous growth within our faculty, we ask donors to endow new cross-disciplinary team teaching opportunities, faculty leadership programs, and our innovative cohort model for veteran teacher evaluation and professional development.

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $3.5m

To Date

$4,731,211*

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2016-17

$151,300

* $3.675 million in estate gifts

• Invested more than $210,000 in the ongoing training, education, and professional growth of MB faculty.

• More than 55 faculty members engaged in significant professional development. Areas of study included: early elementary language arts; lower school differentiated math instruction; social entrepreneurship; social and emotional learning for high school students; AP Chemistry; Mandarin language instruction.

• 15 faculty members participated in MB’s unique Teacher Cohort Program that encourages ongoing growth for veteran faculty. Year-long projects included: development of a suicide prevention training program; examining the link between nutrition and young learners’ attention; designing a series of new hands-on, 20-minute projects for honors biology students; extensive training in the Lucy Calkins teaching method.

• Nationally recognized author and brain scientist Joanne Deak met with all faculty for a full day of work on mindsets, ways to stretch students’ capabilities in areas that are hard for them, and methods to improve teaching effectiveness.

open access over

$3.8

MILLION awarded in scholarship

25%

of the student body receives aid (up from 15% in 2009)

What is it?

$19,396 the average scholarship

(up from $14,088 in 2009)

nearly

100%

increase in the scholarship budget since 2009

What happened?

Moses Brown has put increased scholarship funding at the center of its vision so that we can continue to attract the most talented and diverse students.We believe that enhancing access to MB will allow us to enroll the best minds and expose our students to the broadest range of perspectives, thereby strengthening the educational experience for our entire community.

• Highest-ever level of student support: 195 children on scholarship. This represents 25% of our student body, and is a 65% increase since 2008-09.

Moses Brown intends to increase the yearly scholarship budget by over $1 million through a combination of new dedicated endowment and increased annual giving.

• 55% of all applicants scholarship support.

• Students of color represented 23% of the student body.

• A record $3.8 million awarded in scholarship, with an average award of $19,396. for

2016-17

requested

• Moses Brown’s student body was 51% boys and 49% girls, including 80 alumni children and 19 Quakers.

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $15m

To Date

$6,037,607

2016-17

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the moses brown fund

What is it?

What happened?

The Moses Brown Fund offers every community member the opportunity to contribute to the inner promise of each student. Gifts to this core priority of the campaign are invested in four essential and enduring aspects of MB: Teaching and Academics; Scholarships; Athletics, the Arts, and Friends Education; and our Historic Campus.

• We raised $1,251,818 in cash for The Moses Brown Fund, a 4% increase and a new record for the third straight year!

By building a yearly partnership among hundreds of community members, The Moses Brown Fund creates a powerful engine for growth, innovation, and sustained excellence.

• Moses Brown was also fortunate to have: • 614 members of The Grove (MB’s loyal donors: 5+ years consecutive giving) • 449 Front Circle contributors (MB’s leadership donors: $1,000+) A NEW RECORD, 9% INCREASE!

• Over 1,521 supporters to The Moses Brown Fund including: • 747 Alumni (7.6% increase) • 386 current families (7.5% increase)

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $5.4m

To Date

$5,686,193

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2016-17

$1,478,269*

* The $1.478 million represents all new gifts and pledges in the 2016-2017 year for The Moses Brown Fund, including $226,451 in multi-year commitments.

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What is it?

The Woodman Center can be quickly reconfigured for performances, meeting for worship, art and cultural exhibitions, and social functions—and with a lobby café, new classrooms, costume and scene shops, and professionalgrade sound and lighting, it is transforming student life at Moses Brown.

Where are we?

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What happened?

Located at the center of our 33-acre campus, this 34,000-square-foot multifunctional facility is designed to be the physical heart of Moses Brown. Sitting at the crossroads of all three divisions, it connects to a fully-renovated Walter Jones Library and has become the new social, artistic, intellectual, and spiritual hub of campus.

Campaign Goal

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To Date

$12,576,389

2016-17

$121,712

• Doors opened December 9, 2016 • 31 Classes and presentations • 13 Meetings for Worship • 10 MB Events, including: • MB Rocks • True Blue • MBe There!

• Reunion

• Baccalaureate • Senior Dinner

• 9 Student performances, including: • US musical–A Chorus Line • One-man show by Simon Rabatin ’17 • MS winter concert • LS holiday sing • MS musical – The Lion King Jr. • SPAF – Student Performing Arts Festival • MS talent show • 9 Public events, including: • Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Yusef Komunyakaa • Screening of James Baldwin’s I Am Not Your Negro • Screening of Landfill Harmonic • Prism of Praise 25th anniversary gospel concert annual report 2016-17 | 17

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What is it?

What happened?

As a home base for the Expert Thinking Model, the Y-Lab is an incubator where ideas can move from theory to practice, allowing students to make their own discoveries and experience the joy of learning in a space where it’s OK to fail, start again, and make a mess.

• Architectural plans completed

Located in a renovated Alumni Hall, the 5,000-square-foot Y-Lab is a workshop dedicated to engineering, project-based experimentation, and creative problem-solving. A tinkerer’s studio, the Y-Lab is supported by leading-edge technology like 3D printers, laser routers, and digital prototyping software, and low-tech modeling materials like sticky notes, cardboard, and glue guns.

• Doors opened September, 2017

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $1.5m

To Date

$1,179,527

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2016-17

$321,450

• First-ever Director of Innovation & Design hired: David Husted ’86 • Construction began June 10, 2017

Young Learners Center

What is it?

What happened?

The Young Learners Center is a 13,000-square-foot expansion to MB’s lower school, designed to support the way children learn in the 21st century. By bringing the programs that serve all grades—science, art, music, and library—back under one roof, this updated facility will promote experiential learning, integrated thinking, and group collaboration.

The relocation of MB’s heating plant to the Woodman Center has dramatically opened up design options for the Young Learners Center.

Where are we?

What’s Next?

In addition to revising architectural plans, we are also reimagining the lower school experience from the inside out.

A full-time student counselor for grades N-6, an innovative and challenging math sequence, regular classes in the Y-lab, and an all-new music curriculum have already begun to enrich lower school learning.

• Complete national search for a new Head of Lower School • Analyze results from lower school parents’ discernment dialogues • Revisit architectural design process with key stakeholders

Campaign Goal $5.6m

To Date

$15,148

2016-17 $1,315

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Sailing and Marine Education Center Photo courtesy Brad Shipp ’83

What is it?

What happened?

The Sailing & Marine Education Center will provide a waterfront classroom for marine and maritime education, a home for the school’s champion sailing team, and consistent support for the MB TRIPs initiative.

With direct access to Narragansett Bay and a classroom suitable for biology, environmental science, and maritime history, art, and literature, this satellite facility will expand opportunities for transformational travel and exploration.

Where are we?

Fully Funded!

Campaign Goal $2.36m

To Date

$2.36m

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2016-17

Fully Funded!

• In final negotiations on a long-term land lease agreement for a waterfront location in Cranston for the MB Sailing & Marine Education Center • Selection process underway for design and construction partners • Design development scheduled for winter/spring 2018 • Construction expected to commence summer 2018

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What is it?

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What happened?

Moses Brown has announced a unique partnership with SquashBusters, which uses squash and academic support to send 98% of its (typically underserved) students to college.

• Architectural plans completed winter 2017

Hosting the SquashBusters program enables MB to support educational opportunities for 100 students from local public schools, extending our mission far beyond our gates. Starting in 6th grade, SquashBusters provides tutoring, life and study skills coaching, and fitness and team-building to students three to five days a week, 33 weeks a year, for 6-7 years.

• Club partnership formed with five-time squash world champion Peter Nicol, featuring five-time Irish national champion Arthur Gaskin as resident pro

This facility has 12 squash courts, including a doubles court, locker rooms, and educational spaces. It is one of the premier squash facilities in New England, giving MB and SquashBusters students invaluable experience competing in the kind of environments they’ll find at the most competitive colleges and universities, and enabling MB to host local, regional, and national-level tournaments.

• Doors opened December 9, 2017

• Construction began March 2017

• Caitlin Barrett hired as first SquashBusters Providence Executive Director and DelSesto Middle School selected as inaugural SquashBusters partner school

Where are we?

Campaign Goal $7.87m

To Date

$6,523,729

2016-17

$5,860,229

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$1.5m

Goal

Moses Brown Thanks You Our community thrives because so many people contribute in so many ways: volunteering time, sharing expertise, and supporting the school financially.

When we each do what we can, the results are dazzling. In the following pages, we thank every one of last year’s contributors to MB Believes: A Campaign for Learning, People, and Place, listed according to their roles in the 2016-17 school year.

The Grove

The Front Circle

MB’s most loyal contributors

MB’s annual leadership contributors

Moses Brown School’s mission is focused on inspiring the inner promise of each child.

The Front Circle recognizes those who have made gifts of $1,000 or more in the last fiscal year.

Record levels of philanthropy to the priorities of MB Believes—including The Moses Brown Fund— are fueling a dynamic period of growth and innovation, extending and amplifying our 233year traditions of ethical leadership and academic excellence. Levels of membership within The Front Circle are denoted by the key on each page.

In our work to build philanthropic support for today’s students and teachers, we also value the ways each person contributes to MB. With this values-centered approach in mind, we created The Grove to recognize our most loyal contributors.

Members have given to MB for at least five consecutive years, starting on July 1, 2012 and ending June 30, 2017. Years of consecutive giving are noted in italicized numbers following the donor’s name.

Based on the limitations of MB’s electronic donor records, 33 years of consecutive giving is the maximum we are able to confirm.

ALUMNI

Muneer Iftikhar Ahmad ’89  William C. Albert ’57 Abigail L. Alexander ’07 Christopher J. Allegra ’77 Arthur M. Aloisio ’80 8 Mark Richard Alperin ’76  32 Jillian Alpert ’85 Frohman ’80 and Kimberley Anderson  31 Kenneth C. Anderson ’64 5 Taylor Rotondi Anderson ’02 and Nicolas Anderson ’03 Keith Andrade ’95 Chris Angelone ’90 and Jonna Mollicone Angelone ’90  8 Peter Arden ’55  32 Alexander Ardente ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Ardente ’77 Nathaniel J. Ardente ’09 Peter Hoyle Armstrong ’52  32 R. Joseph Artabasy ’67 Philip G. Ayoub ’91 Boris Babic ’07 Christopher P. Baker ’70  32 Jesse R. Baker ’92  16 Norman ’56 and Ann Baker  31 Samuel H. Baker ’85 John E. Baldwin ’94  7 Robert Lee Baldwin ’56  31 William G. Ballaine ’63 5 Oluwasegun Bamisile ’07 Christian C. Barker ’12 Bradford A. Barnes ’68 David ’72 and Alison Barrall  Charles ’67 and Allison Barrett 12 John ’63 and Jane Barrett  12 William S. Barrett ’60  Fred H. Barrows ’76 24 | annual report 2016-17

John P. Barsotti ’56 John C. Bartlett ’65 Ralph G. Barton ’57 17 Charles Inman Bearse ’47 12 Douglas M. Behrendt ’55 Allan R. Bellows ’43 9 B. Michael Beneduce ’12 Carina Huynh Benningfield ’87 Neil ’86 and Randi-Beth Beranbaum  30 Joshua Peter Berlo ’96 Frederic Bernstingle ’67 Julie Thomas Berry ’87 and Seth Berry Craig M. Berube ’93 Angelo ’86 and Mari Bianco  8

C. Perry Blossom ’82  7 Daniel A. Bluestein ’67 Leah E. Boch ’05 Kirstin McCarthy Boehm ’99 Emily Low Boenning ’81  32 David M. Boghossian ’74  Paul O. Boghossian ’72  Carl Bogus ’66 and Cynthia Giles George A. Boitano ’79 5 Margaret-Mary Boitano ’83 Samantha ’85 and John Bradshaw Matthew G. Brady ’08 Elisabeth Egan Brassard ’01 Cynthia D. Bravo ’82 William J. Brehm ’60

Vincent J. Buonanno ’61  8 Thomas D. Burnett ’67  Blake Cady ’49 7 Steven ’76 and Mary Calabresi  12 Cara V. Camacho ’97 8 Peter ’77 and Deborah Canning 8 Anthony ’78 and Lauralyn Cannistra 5 David T. Carney ’74 Martin J. Carney ’72  Russell H. Carpenter ’59*  32 Elizabeth Worrell Carroll ’86  28 Jennifer M. Casey ’81 11 Martin Macdermott Cassidy ’51  32 Mark Anthony Castro ’01 7 Richard Chadwell ’51 and Wanda Lincoln  5 William Chadwick ’14 Richard ’49 and Inge Chafee 12 David S. Chaffee ’60 16 A MOSES BROWN FUND RECORD! Robert A. Chamberlain ’64 9 Scott A. Champagne ’93 6 Danielle Bibeault ’15 Zachary Robert Alan Brenner ’04 Thomas M. Chappell ’61  13 Kimberly Hurley Birmingham ’91 Robert Henry Breslin ’46 19 Adam Forman Chase ’81 6 Jeremy H. Chase ’66  29 and Bill Birmingham 7 David Bresnahan-McRae ’08 John M. Blacher ’72 James A. Briden ’81 31 Jon M. Chase ’64 F. Steele Blackall III ’42*  32 Jeffrey ’71 and Jessica Brier 6 Paul P. Chaset ’64 Frederick S. Blackall ’68 Christopher William Brito ’04 Michael ’78 and Leslie Chazan Charles S. Christie ’51 Michael Blackman ’04 Francis A. Brooks ’51 8 Brendan C. Blake ’14 Pamela Fishman Cianci ’91 Clifford W. Brown ’60 32 Charles A. Blake ’61 6 James ’76 and Kendall Brown 19 William Howard Claflin ’46 32 Robert D. Blake ’61 John Clark ’69 and Mia Clark Marie Ewens Brown ’95 Fred Blakeman ’52 17 Thomas L. Clark ’60 Stephen G. Brown ’79 15 Carolyn Richins Blanks ’78 12 Taylor Gifford Brown ’03 5 Sidney Clifford, Jr. ’54  17 Philip E. Blazar ’82 John W. Cocroft Jeffrey Dennis ’01 and Anna H. Bliss ’94 Cheryl Schadone Cohen ’81 6 Natalyn Buckler 7 Molly J. Bliss ’86 7 Steven ’70 and Wendy Buckler Richard Colby ’55 and Kenneth A. Bloom ’78 8 James C. Bulman ’65 11 Janet McWain Colby Kenneth ’90 and Shana Bloom Bernard ’84 and Heidi Buonanno  29 F. Sessions Cole ’65 5 Peter John Bloom ’57 Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’55  17 Joseph J. Colello ’76 12

$1,251,818

Bradford D. Coleman ’71 11 Henry V. Collins ’48  Lodowick Collins ’65 and Marjorie Jackson 32 Thomas W. Colomb ’90  12 Robert L. Considine ’54 6 Andrew S. Cooney ’80 Kenneth G. Copans ’64 Jessie Andersen ’97 and Matthew Cornelius ’95 6 Edward A. Corris ’60 Alfred ’92 and Catherine Corso Christine Murphy Costello ’93  8 Alexander D. Crary ’66  31 Richard W. Crawford ’60 Ralph R. Crosby ’48 32 Matthew Wade Crowther ’92 Richard W. Curtis ’55 31 Eli Jacob Cushner ’07 Alexandra Y. D’Agostino ’09 Jessica Howland d’Entremont’93 and Jeffrey d’Entremont  14 Andrew R. J. D’Uva ’86  12 Albie Dahlberg ’87 and Hilary Fagan 17 Samuel Pierce Daly ’02 Howard H. Dana ’58 8 Murray ’72 and Judith Danforth  31 Danielle R. Darling ’11 Jeffrey Stephan Darman ’61 6 Stephen Sewell Dashef ’59 Lyman A. Davenport ’60  Joel P. Davidsen ’59  James H. Davidson ’57 Charles ’78 and Araxie DeBlois 18 Joanne P. A. Debrah ’97 Isabella B. DeLeo ’13 Jill ’90 and William DeLeo Stephen ’79 and Julie DeLeo  9 Stephen Nicholas DeLeo ’15 Thomas Joseph DeLuca ’82 Abigail M. Demopulos ’90 Bruce ’46 and Elizabeth Derbyshire Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Derbyshire ’74  Richard G. Derbyshire ’76 5 Lee DeRosa ’64 Jackson P. Despres ’66 Prabhat Dhar ’06 Emma A. H. Dickson ’12 Sara B. Dickson ’05 Ralph J. ’60 and Mary Ann DiLibero Robert J. DiLibero ’64 32 Lauren Barry DiSarno ’90  Sheila Mary Dobbyn ’97 John Michael Doll ’94 Meredith ’96 and Christopher Donato Janine Shaghalian Donlan ’92 Richard ’62 and Patricia Donovon John ’53 and Judith Dowling  5 Emily Schaefer Doyle ’03 Audrey Latham Dreibelbis ’90  24 Stephen Paul Dretler ’56  5 Erik P. Duhaime ’06 6 Stefano Dukcevich ’89 and Angela Serrano-Dukcevich  5 Kyle Sinclair Dungan ’04 7 Semia George Dunne ’94 and Matthew R. Dunne ’94

Luke W. K. Hathaway ’04 Alison Spencer Hayes ’10 Eric P. Hayes ’72 FRONT CIRCLE CONTRIBUTORS John Kenneth Hays ’02 A NEW RECORD! Katherine Mary Heavers ’92 Nathan Michael Heavers ’96 Anderson H. Dupree ’72 Julia Mary Gallagher ’82 David Jeffrey Hedison ’72 Donald ’55 and Bonnie Dwares  32 Gregory W. Gammell ’78 Eric D. Hedison ’67 5 Peter Lance Dwares ’62  5 Peter C. Garzone ’64 Bruce R. Hegyi ’72 Joseph J. Dziczek ’72 5 Guy A. Geffroy ’49 Melissa Crouchley Hem ’85 29 Nathaniel Cabot Earle, Jr. ’97 John ’68 and Pamela Gentile 14 Mr. James C. Henderson, Jr. ’65 Alexander Egan ’03 and George J. Georges ’70  8 Adrian C. Hendricks ’58  31 Celene Menschel  Geoffrey Charles Gerhardt ’89 Halsey C. Herreshoff ’51 8 Eric Egan ’04 9 Burrill M. Getman ’48 12 Nathanael G. Herreshoff ’49 M. Isabella Califano Ehrlich ’91 James L. Giddings III ’65 Catherine Gellman Hersacher ’92 Edward Kennedy Ellington ’64 James M. Gilbane ’77 Kevin ’66 and Jacqueline Hill 15 Andrew G. Elsbree ’53 9 Richard T. Gilbane ’69 8 Anthony F. Hindley ’55 Eugene V. Elsbree ’51  6 Thomas F. Gilbane ’93  Virginia Hinrichsen ’92 Bradley Alan Engle ’05 Lisa Rocchio ’85 and Janet Dryfoos Hixson ’87 18 James ’71 and Robin Engle  32 Vincent Giordano ’83 11 Geoffrey Hogan ’10 Jason S. Engle ’98 Earl C. Gladue ’71  31 Richard ’73 and Mary Engle  31 Arthur ’59 and Mary Ellen Goddard  Philip S. Hollman ’55 Gordon Holmes ’56  31 Stephen W. Ensign ’65 31 Thomas L. Godfray ’59 13 Alan Holoff ’60 Walter G. Ensign ’61  Laurens M. Goff ’90  6 John W. Houriet ’55 15 John Arthur Epstein ’92  17 Laurens ’59 and Andrea Goff 10 Jeremy L. Howard ’00 Harold L. Espo ’71 Robert A. Goff ’78  Philip ’78 and Judith Howell 29 Mark ’67 and Noel Estes  32 Robert H. Goff, Jr. ’53 and Kenneth A. Hoxsie ’68  31 Jazmine Estrada ’10 Maraya M. Goff Albert Shuyu Huang ’99 7 Alonzo Maurice Etheredge ’81 Alexa Jayne Gold ’04 Michael J. Huber ’02 George Evans ’66 and Sharon Piper 19 Daniel R. Gold ’91 Michael B. Exstein ’73 Gary ’87 and Elizabeth Goldberg  16 Robert Holden Humphrey ’85 Gardner K. Humphreys ’90 Evan M. Fain ’04  Joshua A. Golden ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Fain ’65 Eugene ’82 and Melina Goldstein  32 Alfred M. Hunt ’66  Frederick W. Huntington ’64 Audrey H. Falk ’14 Lauren Finkel Goloboy ’93 Hugh D. Hysell ’83 Rachel Falk ’11 Jordan Elliot Goodman ’72  Robert N. Ida ’77 Alan Farago ’72 Sara Ades Goodwin ’82 Mark A. Izeman ’82 Georgia Hunter Farinholt ’96 8 Robert Gordon-Fogelson ’08 David A. Izzi ’85 16 Malcolm Farmer ’57 15 Melissa Gordon ’09 E. Gardner Jacobs, Jr. ’43 32 Walter E. Farnam ’59  32 Habib ’74 and Susan Gorgi  27 Matthew C. Jacobs ’73 William Colby Farnham ’15 Nicholas Gorham ’79 David Lewis Jaffe ’76 Robert W. Farwell ’45 31 Timothy Graul ’12 Sarah J. Jaffe ’83 6 Lloyd J. Feinberg ’61 5 William B. Greenough ’49 8 David A. Jagolinzer ’92  Christopher A. Ferri ’05  Domenic ’95 and Jamie Grieco Greta Janigian ’11 Noel Macdonald Field ’52  14 Jamie T. Griffin ’00 John Whipple Filoon ’79 8 Stephen ’84 and Christine Griffin Leo Janigian ’15 Tracy Abedon Filosa ’86 9 Paul ’48 and Katherine Grimes 31 Robert ’72 and Susan Fine Charles E. Gross ’68 7 donor recognition key Ted ’83 and Lisa Fischer  32 James D. Gruetzmacher ’11 Remy M. Fischer ’14 Ralph A. Guglielmi ’64 the grove Briana Leigh Fishbein ’00  Jane Gorham Gurzenda ’84 Italicized numerals indicate years Matthew ’02 and Pamela Priestley Gyles ’04 of consecutive giving.

Jacqueline Fishbein  7 Bruce S. Haggerty ’58  6 the front circle Richard ’47 and Elizabeth Fitton Allen Hall ’84 B. Mason Flemming ’55  10 Mark D. Hallett ’72  Blue and White Society Zachary P. Florin ’94 6 Margaret Symonds Hancock ’96 $1,000–$2,499 Greg Marsello ’73 and John P. Haran ’70  Head’s Society Melinda Foley-Marsello Scott E. Harker ’64 $2,500–$4,999 Catherine White Ford ’98 and Jeremy Siceloff Harkey ’99 Brett Ford Robert J. Harrington ’43* 31  1784 Society Jeff Forman ’60 Terrence W. Harris ’90 8 $5,000–$9,999 Jeremy R. G. Forsythe ’01 Wendell G. Harris ’44 31  Cupola Society Peter van Rensselaer Franchot ’65 Peter Hartz ’71 6 $10,000–$24,999 Hernan R. Franco ’60  Charles M. Harvey ’77 Adam J. E. Freedman ’02 7 Thatcher Harvey ’69  Founders’ Society Allison Froehlich ’10 Charles C. Haskell ’66  $25,000 and above Benjamin A. Froehlich ’08 8 Robert A. Hassell ’64 Thomas A. Gagnon ’82 13 * Deceased Alan G. Hassenfeld ’66  19

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Class of ’57 – 41% 60th Reunion ALUMNI CONT.

Top 5 REUNION CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION

Class of ’47 – 35% 70th Reunion

Class of ’72 – 34% 45th Reunion

Christopher J. Lembo ’84 David B. Leventhal ’85 Marc ’82 and Krista Janigian  Eamon H. Levesque ’12 Austin Jaspers ’11 William M. Levesque ’14 Joshua Jaspers ’14 Samuel Levine ’07 Donald H. Jepson ’63 13 Tara Davignon Levine ’93  7 Michael M. Jezienicki ’97 and Frederick N. Levinger ’55  Lauren Petitti Jezienicki ’99 James C. Lewis ’70  7 Carl ’66 and Barbara Johnson John B. Lewis ’09 Stephen D. Johnson ’05 7 Richard ’64 and Roanne Licht Amy Roebuck Jones ’79 6 William S. Lindblad ’45 32 Carson R. Jones ’04 The Royal Little Family Foundation  Estate of Richard Jones ’42  Rachel Littman ’87 and Doug Davis  6 Robert A. Jordan ’54 31 Frederick ’64 and Karen Livingston William M. Jose ’78 5 David ’60 and Toby London 6 Steven E. Karlson ’78  9 William A. Lord ’73 Matthew O. Karshis ’92 Theodore ’44 and Kay Low Bradley Claiborne Kates ’87 Bradford W. Luther ’47 6 Peter W. Keegan ’62 8 Ralph D. Lynch ’68 8 Robert E. Kellar ’49 17 William H. Lynch ’61  31 Meghan Kelleher ’08 Kenneth Roberton MacColl ’62 Drew Kemalian ’59 31 Adam Machado ’94 Jesse Kenner ’92 and Patricia and Will Mackenzie ’56  32 Ashley Hunter Kenner ’00 Hugh ’84 and Kristen Madden 13 Joshua R. Kenyon ’85 Eric A. Magendantz ’85 William W. Kenyon ’70  31 Janice Calabresi Maggs ’78 David L. Keyser ’89  Paul M. Mahoney ’61 31 Lawrence B. Kilham ’59 31 Terrence W. Mahoney ’65 Peter H. Kilmarx ’79 18 Eric Schultz ’78 and Hilary Major 14 Philip F. Kinder ’85 Maxwell Mann ’08 Ralph M. Kinder ’77 Peter B. Mann ’64 18 Harold ’80 and Brigitte Kingsbury Robert ’69 and Judy Mann  32 Richard M. Kispert ’72 Zachary Mann ’10 Andrew A. Kling ’79 Laura A. Marasco ’94 Robert I. Knibb ’77  31 Vincent A. Marcello ’60 Terry Knickerbocker ’73 Douglas P. Marquis ’58  31 Romi Skolnik Knott ’85 10 David ’59 and Janice Martin 13 Jane Knowles ’81 13 Paul Martin ’07 Kenneth G. Knowles ’49  6 Max Martineau ’12 Lawrence G. Knowles, Jr. ’57 and Elizabeth Foulkes Masterson ’87 Deborah Knowles 16 Ross ’95 and Lauren Miller  5 Michael G. Knowles ’59 14 Edmund Mauro ’50  Olayinka S. Kolawole ’92 Marc F. Mazzarelli ’81 Jonathan E. Kolb ’61 12 David McCahan ’74 Thomas R. Kolb ’66 Timothy McCahan ’80 and Daniel M. Kortick ’85  13 Elizabeth McCahan  11 Richardson J. Kovar ’75 Kathleen McCarthy ’80 Sarah Elicia Krasny ’03 William C. McClaskey ’57 31 Judge Robert ’63 and William M. McCormick ’46 Marjorie Krause  33 Zachary Devin McDonald ’96  Uday N. Kumar ’90 13 Christopher K. McGrath ’95 6 Spencer Kurn ’04 Bruce G. McInnes ’55 Peter ’67 and Constance Lacaillade  31 J. Roy McKechnie ’51 10 Walter Lada ’72 Sean J. McKenna ’71 Yangchen Dolma Lama ’94  8 Daniel Joseph McKinnon ’94 5 William P. Lane ’86 Stephen McKinnon ’97 William E. Lannigan ’69 12 Micheal P. McLaughlin ’79 7 Todd R. Larson ’88 David B. McWhirter ’68 Laraine L. Laudati ’71 5 John E. Medeiros ’77 Jason Blake Lees ’88 Morris B. Mellion ’57 31 Brian Matthew Lehrman ’99 26 | annual report 2016-17

Class of ’67 – 25% 50th Reunion

Samuel M. Mencoff ’74  31 Alana Mendelsohn ’05 David M. Merchant ’55 Kristen V. Merlo ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Messore, Jr. ’50 Frederick J. Metters ’84 12 N. Marshall Meyers ’57  11 Richard F. Meystre ’61 5 Lisa M. Michael ’85 Adam George Mignanelli ’03 Mark W. Miller ’85 Ralph B. Mills, Jr. ’54 Charles ’76 and Maria Milot 9 Liam David Miner ’09 Kaplan G. Mobray ’90 Keith Monchik ’90 and Michelle Lefebvre  15 Nicole Elizabeth Monchik ’96  Jenny Moniz ’02 M. Willis Monroe ’04 7 Peter Charles Moon ’83 19 Matthew James Moore ’88 11 Drew and John Moran ’87  Margaret Moran ’08 Terrence ’76 and Patricia Moran  31 Terrence P. Moran ’06 Stephen H. Morris ’66 12 Stephanie Overcash Morrison ’87 W. Gregory Morrison ’66

Class of ’92 – 23% 25th Reunion

Gary M. Orenstein ’86 S. Robert ’80 and Cathy Oresman Amy Judith Ostroff ’02 Michelle Berube Ozcan ’89 Neath Pal ’81 and Beth Toolan 13 Neal R. Pandozzi ’91  15 Brian S. Panoff ’94  21 John R. P. Pariseault ’97 Gordon Lancaster Parker ’96 Gordon ’51 and Jane Parker Matthew Hayes Parker ’00 10 Richard J. Parker ’78 10 Theodore Parker ’04 6 Nancy A. Pasquariello ’91 Skyler Patrick ’12 Stephen S. Patterson ’83  7 Moses Peabody ’74 12 Jeffrey R. Peirce ’85  27 Lauren ’94 and Corey Pelletier ’94 Adam Joseph Pennacchio ’01 Bradford A. Penney ’68 32 Angela Perry ’88 Bruce H. Perry ’60  6 Steven B. Perry ’77 Joseph ’84 and Kara Petrosinelli  6 Philip Gerhardt Petteruti ’93 5 William W. Pettine ’48 7 R. Wendell Phillips, Jr. ’45 13 David R. Picerne ’72 

14 NEW ENDOWED FUNDS Karin Morse ’79 10 Peter A. Morse ’82 Babak Mossadeghi ’77 Gregory P. Mouradian ’12 Jan R. Moyer ’60 Robert N. Mumaw ’64 David W. Murdock ’93 David ’91 and Tracey Murphy  Mark D. Murphy ’78 Patrick M. Murphy ’85 24 Bill ’48 and Helene Myers  31 Thomas R. Myers ’77 22 Marla Marie Nasser ’00 Nicole J. Navega ’89 Brian A. Nichols ’83 Keith Frederick Nichols ’73 15 Edmond R. Nickerson ’72  Jack ’60 and Sharon Nixon R. Bruce Nixon ’58 Henry M. Nodarse ’79 Peter B. Noonan ’63  Richard F. Nourie ’51  Sean P. O’Neil ’72  5 John P. O’Neill ’86  Ximena Ojopi ’07 Adam ’91 and Jennifer Olenn

Alisha Pina ’96 Julia A. Plumb ’16 Harmon A. Poole, Jr. ’42 18 Kristen Murray Porcaro ’82 Vincent Porcaro ’83 and Southychanh Salinthone  24 Joss N. Poulton ’07 Eric V. Pozzo ’71 6 Beth Prairie ’89 and Todd Underwood  11 Thomas Pranikoff ’80 Frederick L. Pratt ’49 10 Stephanie Ogidan Preston ’97 16 Jeffrey C. Pritchard ’59 7 James ’76 and Julie Procaccianti  Brayden Puddington ’09 and Mia Rotondi Puddington ’09 Daniel F. Rampone ’04 Peter ’82 and Laura Ramsden  32 Peter Y. Rapelye ’65 16 David A. Raphael ’68 14 Jonathan D. Rappoport ’93 5 Jameson Goff Ray ’93 David B. Raymond ’72 Kathleen Morse Reardon ’96 11 Jennifer L. Reavis ’13 5

William I. Reid, Jr. ’50 12 Alan Evan Reider ’67 13 Jeffrey I. Reider ’70 Julie LeMaire Rein ’90 Joseph Bernard Renzi ’95 Madison Ellen Rex ’10 Nathaniel Bronson Rex ’12 6 Edward ’87 and Stefanie Ricci  Daniel H. Rice ’51 13 John Dennett Richardson ’59  Alexander Harmon Rickler ’09 David S. Ridderheim ’54 7 Robert A. Riesman ’72  8 Rory B. Riggs ’71  Schuyler Christen Riley ’89  14 John D. Roberts ’75 Arthur B. Robertshaw ’45  32 Corey E. Robinson ’10 Estate of Thomas H. Rockel ’53  James N. Roitman ’59 William J. Roland ’68  15 Marc ’90 and Tara Rollo 5 Andrew G. Romano ’11 Matthew John Romano ’14 John ’78 and Cathleen Rooks 6 William ’53 and Paula Rooks  Jennafer Rampone Rose ’01 and Brendon Rose Elizabeth J. Rosen ’79 Max P. Rosen ’77 12 Kenneth Rosenthal ’67  7 Darrell ’65 and Susan Ross  33 Heather Handrigan Ross ’85 and Charles Ross  8 Thomas G. Ross ’69 Peter ’70 and Rosemary Rotelli Susan Fitton Roth ’81 Mia Rotondi ’09 Joana Ruano ’10 Ethan ’93 and Julie Ruby Beth and Christopher Runci ’88 Matthew ’64 and Laraine Runci Evan C. Ruppell ’06 Alison Mneek Russell ’82 7 Miles Caswell Rutter ’04 Benjamin Sack ’13 Thomas ’72 and Cynthia Sadler 5 Victoria Sadler ’05 Nicholas Sadovnikoff ’73 12 James R. Saklad ’62 7 Joseph R. Salvatore ’67 Eric Salzillo ’12 Bob Samors ’77 5 Davis Swantz Sanford ’00 Gerrit ’45 and Elizabeth Sanford  31 Livia M. Santiago-Rosado ’90

Francis B. Sargent ’48 9 Hannah Saris ’12 Leah Saris ’09 6 Daniel G. Sarles ’94  15 Kevin J. Savage ’87 13 Herbert C. Sawyer ’60 6 William R. Scala ’74 Madeleine Rita Schaberg ’93  Peter John Scheidler ’96  5 James N. Schlothauer ’70  32 Frederic W. Schwartz, Jr. ’60 Peter Scoliard ’75 and Sarah Sinclair  31 J. Parker Scott ’51 9 Shawn Selby ’92 Joseph T. Sepe ’12 Justin Walter Shaghalian ’96 11 Walter ’64 and Viviane Shaghalian 12 Seth Emil Shapiro ’94 Henry D. Sharpe ’41  15 Craig S. C. Shaw ’48 31 Randolph H. Shaw ’78 31 L. Peter ’75 and Pamela Sheehan 22 Adam D. Shepard ’84  14 Allen G. Shepherd III ’54 13 Deming ’61 and Jane Sherman John ’55 and Marcia Sherman 15 Richard Sherman ’63 and Jane O’Farrell Meagan Roberts Shine ’94 and Michael Shine Brad Shipp ’83  30 Andrew B. Sides ’73 13 Inga F. Sidor ’88 Sharon Hart Silveira ’97 Andrew Haspel Silver ’01 10 Paul Silver ’68 and Katherine Haspel  31 Elizabeth F. Silverman ’90  6 Michael A. Silverstein ’51 Aaron J. Simon ’92 Ellis Singer ’04  John L. Slafsky ’83 Ted Slafsky ’85 Andrew H. Smith ’92 Conal Smith ’06 Jonathan J. Smith ’72  Luiza Maria C. Smith ’08 Monica Cameron Smith ’15 Robert Ellis Smith ’58 Ronald Bancroft Smith ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Smith ’64 Stuart P. Smith ’51 12 Catherine B. Snyder ’97 Eric Soloff ’86 and Alexis Deignan Soloff ’95  7

Julia G. Soscia ’13 Glenn ’85 and Cynthia Sparr Lawrence M. B. Specht ’86 Frederick W. Spencer ’71 10 Ahvi Spindell ’72  33 Emma Tillotson St. Germain ’87 Charles Gilbert Staples ’47 31 Andrew G. Stead ’62 6 Neal Steingold ’78 and Linda Kaplan  16 David H. Stenmark ’60 Rike Sterrett ’10 Burr Stewart ’71 8 William H. Stewart ’47 Jennifer Swantz Stokum ’92 Richard J. Stoll ’70 Bruce J. Stone ’70 5 David J. Strom ’74 6 Charles B. Stuart ’56  22 Jill E. Sugarman ’85 Paul A. Suttell ’67 31 L. Wendel Swaszek ’08 James Y. Sweet ’48 13 Paul ’59 and Barbara Sydlowski Babak Taleghani ’75 Kaveh Taleghani ’83 15 Reza Taleghani ’90  Jon Paul Tangen ’62 Corinna Warhurst Taubner ’92 Miguel Augusto Teixeira ’99 Charles B. Temkin ’65 Dean N. Temkin ’69 Samuel A. Tenney ’12 Jill S. Teverow ’04 Rodney M. Thomas ’87  14 Robert Bruce Thompson ’64 Whitney Price Tibolt ’87 C. Nicholas Tingley ’53 32 Harleigh V. S. Tingley ’47 19 H. Mark Titus ’65 5 Steven W. Toulmin ’87 Heather Paige Tow-Yick ’94 14 W. Gerry Tow ’60 32 Michael W. Traugott ’61 Robert Warren Treut ’04 J. Russell Triedman ’87  10 Leonard ’46 and Cynthia Triedman  9 Scott Triedman ’78 and Mary Jo Kaplan  11 Peter D. Tripp ’50 Scott C. Tsagarakis ’76 31 Thomas J. Tsagarakis ’72 31 John A. Turini ’15 Alexander M. Turner ’66 Richard B. Turner ’58 Pepi John Ursillo ’89

Decade by Decade Participation TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES

Wilson F. Utter ’45  31 Veronica Rotelli Vacca ’97 and Michael Vacca ’96 Willem P. Van Lancker ’06 Dirk Vanderblue ’57 Emily C. Verardo-Goodrich ’12 George M. Vetter ’75 13 Thomas W. Vignali ’93 Jessica A. Villella ’09 Estate of Anthony F. Vincent ’59  Michael A. Voccola ’76 16 Joshua Ian Vogel ’86 24 Charles B. von Simson ’82 Peter O. von Simson ’85 Stanley ’70 and Mindy Wachtenheim Ashley Haffenreffer Wagstaff ’82 19 Allison Twomey Walton ’91 5 Mark J. Warburton ’65  Stephen T. Warde ’13 Stephen L. Wasserman ’81 27 Edward M. Watson ’73  Ashley Earle Weiderman ’01 Harrison M. Weinfeld ’05 Paul H. Welch ’53  5 Mark Weremchuk ’75 31 Daryl Ann West ’99 Dawn West ’79 12 Gary R. Westmoreland ’68 13 Judith Blazar Westrick ’81 Meagan Gibson Wheeler ’02 14 William K. Wheeler ’66  Nathaniel M. White ’59 Richard C. White ’84  18 Sarah Whitford ’94 6 Ted Widmer ’80 7 Andrew Wigren ’92 and Kelley Ciampi Wigren ’92 12 Bruce C. Wilks ’70 31 Wade M. Wilks ’66 31 Robert H. Willis ’56 David James Wilner ’83 Robert M. Wilson ’67  19 Prescott Thomas Wing ’10 Steven E. Winoker ’85 donor recognition key the grove

Italicized numerals indicate years of consecutive giving. the front circle

 Blue and White Society $1,000–$2,499

 Head’s Society $2,500–$4,999

 1784 Society $5,000–$9,999

 Cupola Society $10,000–$24,999

1940s: Class of ’49 – 41%

1960s: Class of ’60 – 50%

1980s: Class of ’85 – 28%

2000s: Class of ’04 – 21%

 Founders’ Society

1950s: Class of ’59 – 50%

1970s: Class of ’70 & ’78– 25%

1990s: Class of ’90 – 23%

2010s: Class of ’10 – 13%

*Deceased

$25,000 and above

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ALUMNI CONT.

William C. Winslow ’53 Daniel Abraham Winston ’05 8 Ted ’74 and Denise Winston 10 Gordon G. Wisbach ’63 32 J. Scott Wolf ’71 Astrid Christina Womble ’87  20 Maxwell Wood-Lee ’11 Darryl G. ’77 and Sue Wood Hannah Gordon Woodberry ’04  8 Henry S. Woodbridge ’76 5 Dean ’46 and Jane Woodman  23 David L. Woronov ’78 James ’85 and Kimberly Worrell  18 Richard ’52 and Mary Worrell  13 L. Kinvin Wroth ’50 9 Thomas G. Wroth ’53 Thomas J. Wynn ’87 Stephen W. Yan ’76 31 Edward L. Yoon ’98  8 Michael Yules ’10 5 Samuel J. Yules ’12 Farhad Zaltash ’77 Joseph A. Zeoli ’76 Lily Zexter ’15 Philip ’81 and Kelly Zexter Peter W. Zimmermann ’73 Samuel R. Zwetchkenbaum ’79 Hilary Cohen Zwicker ’84 30 Anonymous (19)

CURRENT PARENTS

Peter Adamy and Patricia Flam 7 Onoriode Agabi and Veronica Annoh-Agabi Irfan Ahmad and Sadia Iftikhar Paul Akerman and Jacqueline Maley Ahmad and Nesreen Al Raqqad  Barry and Lisa Alofsin  Nicole and Steve Andelman  Lee and Elizabeth Anderson Matthew Andrews and Megan Langevin Joey Arcari Fredy and Sara Arias 6 Vincent Armenio and Jennifer Jeremiah Emily and James Atkinson 8 Mark and Julia Atwood 5 Michael Baker and Tracey Pereira-Baker  Allan Ballou and Diane Stratton  5 Jeffrey and Lisa Bamonte 6 Rachel Barber Clotilde and Stephen Barker  Sarah Barnum and Joseph Rabatin 6 Ashley and Peter Barrett  Bruce and Linda Bates Margaret Batting Charles Beal and Anne Turilli Neil ’86 and Randi-Beth Beranbaum  30 Julie Thomas Berry ’87 and Seth Berry Terrance and Lisa Biafore Rebecca and Andrew Biggs 7 William Binder and Anne Noel  6 Paul and Karen Bitterman 28 | annual report 2016-17

Cheryl A. Blazar Steven Blazar  Alan and Vanda Blinn Kenneth ’90 and Shana Bloom Margaret-Mary Boitano ’83 James and Michele Bonner 13 Robin L. Boss  Samantha ’85 and John Bradshaw Jed Brandes and Carolyn Tick 7 Lauren Brignac-Huber and Warren Huber Richmond Brittingham and Melinda Cox Jeffrey Dennis Buckler ’01 and Natalyn Buckler 7 Bernard ’84 and Heidi Buonanno  29 Perry and Darby Buroker 12 Thomas Byrne and Edythe De Marco  Tom and Ellen Caffrey  Steven ’76 and Mary Calabresi  12 James and Christina Campbell David and Diane Canepari  Iris Cano-Alvarez Regina Cantwell and Edwin Furtado  Benjamin Carr and Laura Phillips John and Charlene Cassese Cynthia and Frank Castellone 6 Paul and Tracey Champlin Carolyn Chase and Michael Chase  10 Thomas and Rebekah Chestna 6 Sandra Ying Chiang 9 John and Tamara Chisholm William Cioffi and Theresa Graves  Daniel and Susan Cohen  7 Arthur and Jennifer Coia  John and Kelly Coleman  Nancy Compton and Michael Majoros  John Connell and April Smith Bertrand and Elizabeth Cooper Amy and Robert Cooper  5 Michael and Jamie Costello  Keith and Nicole Couto Marc and Melissa Crisafulli  Christopher and Robin Csanadi John and Pam Cummings  Sarah Cussler and Jeffrey Brock Jessica Howland d’Entremont ’93 and Jeffrey d’Entremont  14 Albie Dahlberg ’87 and Hilary Fagan 17 Ron and Carolyn Dalgliesh  10 June Daniel Laird and Andrea Daniels  7 Michael DeAngelo 18 Joanne P. A. Debrah ’97 Elizabeth Debs  13 Jill ’90 and William DeLeo Mark and Helen DelGiudice Rachelle Marie Destine Susan Deveney 5 Andrea and Zachary Dewhirst 6 Spencer A. Dhupa Chris and Bethany Di Napoli 5 Furhana and Joseph DiBiase Easton and Elaine Dickson  9

John and Camille Dickson  7 Jane Dietze and Robin Rains  Steven and Brie DiLibero John and Lisa Donahue  Meredith ’96 and Christopher Donato Bradley Dorman Nicole Dreyer-Gavin 8 Fred and Anne Drogula Melissa DuBose and Amy Harrington Stefano Dukcevich ’89 and Angela Serrano-Dukcevich  5 Christopher and Courtney DuPaul  7 Alison and Peter Durant Charlie and Siriporn Ea Mark and Dorrie Eaton Robert and Cynthia Elder  Shari and Craig Elice 12 Divya and Gary Epstein-Lubow 6 Vefa and Ebru Erginbas Rosmery and Rodolfo Estrada 6 Lance and Michele Evans Alice S. Eyo Brian and LeeAnn Fallon  Kevin and Samantha Faria Laura and Charles Farnham 6 Stephanie and Dan Fawcett 6 Peter and Anne Fay  Gara Field and Erin Broderick Camila Figueiredo and Renato Krausz Ted ’83 and Lisa Fischer  32 Kelly and John Fitzsimmons Peter and Pamela Freeman  Thomas and Claudia Fullam Michael and Flor Furia James Gadol and Hui Tin Chua Sylvio and Michelle Gario Geoffrey and Carolyn Garth Mason Gasper and Nisha Mongia  Edward and Lynn Gately Christopher Gauthier and Heather Nelson Pierre and Murette Gedeon Peter and Diana Gemma  7 Robin and Bradford Gibbs  Linda Gifford DeGeus Lisa Rocchio ’85 and Vincent Giordano ’83 11 Allan and Gabriela Goldberg Gary ’87 and Elizabeth Goldberg  16 Andrew Gonsalves and Jennifer Robbins James Gooding Jeanne Kelly Gooding Habib ’74 and Susan Gorgi  27 Nicholas Gorham ’79 Kristen Gower  11 Cheryl and Skip Granai  David and Sandy Grand 5 Jody and Keith Graziano Daniel and Pamela Greene Stephen ’84 and Christine Griffin Christian Guadagni and Heather Lee Baris and Sema Gurerk Jane Gorham Gurzenda ’84 Kristen Haffenreffer  5 Lydia and John Hage 6

Parent Participation LOWER SCHOOL Class of ’24 (5th): 83% Class of ’25 (4th): 59% Class of ’26 (3rd): 44% Class of’27 (2nd): 69% Class of’28 (1st): 39% Class of ’29 (K): 65% Class of ’30 (PP): 75% Class of ’31 (N): 57%

MIDDLE SCHOOL Class of ’21 (8th): 58% Class of ’22 (7th): 60% Class of ’23 (6th): 66%

UPPER SCHOOL Class of ’17 (12th): 86% Class of ’18 (11th): 55% Class of ’19 (10 th): 69% Class of ’20 (9 th): 64% Thomas and Debra Hall Galen and Jayme Hamann Seth and Charlotte Handy Heather and H Hardie Mary-Jo Haronian Todd and Zoe Hart  Brendan Hassett and Eileen Cheng Sally and Matt Herreid 6 Stephen and Monette Hinger 18 Bennett and Dori Hirsch Alexander and Nicole Hofstetter Graham Holland and Alison Anderson 6 Chris and Pattie Holzwarth  5 Robert and Randi Horowitz Shah and Farzana Hossain  6 Clay Howland and Amy Grundt Peter and Daniela Hutchinson Jennifer and Andrew Jencks  8 Richard and Bonnie Jennis  Rudolph and Maureen Johnson  Lajhon Jones and Leslie Caito-Jones Ellen and Kirk Jordan Kelly and Timothy Joseph Dean and Laura Jumes Christopher Kahler and Maitrayee Bhattacharyya Caroleen Jones Kandel Anastasia and Brian Kaufman Thomas and Leslie Kellogg  Christopher and Molly Kerr Philip ’85 and Blair Kinder Nancy and Tom King  11 John Kinney and Karen Wysocarski

Elizabeth and Christopher Kirk Emmanuel Kizekai and Nina Reid-Kizekai Jonathan and Sue Klein  Adam and Cindy Klipfel Eric and Samantha Kravitz Anne Krive and Susan Ellis 9 Lynn and Joseph Kuzneski  9 Zhongbin Lai and Huiling Ji Elizabeth and Gardner Lane  5 Karl and Corryn Langmuir  7 Michael Lanza and Terry Allen  Lamousse and Marie Lauture  8 Christopher and Sarah Lee Matthew and Molly LeStage Shaun and Kate Levesque  12 Guo Qing Li and Autumn Zi 5 Shuang Li and Qiming Zeng  The Royal Little Family Foundation  Matt and Susan Littlefield 5 Rachel Littman ’87 and Doug Davis  6 Hong Liu and Kemin Yang Liansheng Liu and Liyun Yan 5 Philip and Tallulah Lloyd  Ann and James Lombardi  9 Matthew and Melanie London Lei Lu and Kai Tang John and Anne Ludes  7 Eric and Deanna Lund James and Diane Lynch  10 Simidele and Keith Mabray  Ralph and Lori Ann Macari Hugh ’84 and Kristen Madden 13 Amanda and Andrew Magee Steven and Elizabeth Malloy Lee and Shafiq Mamdani Elena and Jeffrey Mansolillo Richard Marcotte and Colleen Murphy 6 Scott and Tanya Martin  6 David Martirano  Jennifer Martirano  Kevin and Michele Masse  Ross Mattis ’95 and Lauren Miller  5 Robert and Regina McAdam Mark and Suzanne McCormack Erika and Shaun McEnery John and Chinatsu McGeary Michael and Diane McGuire Kevin McLaughlin and Ourida Mostefai 6 Sarah McShane and Veronica Jutras John Mello and Lynn Rognsvoog 9 Ekapoom Mera and Srisuda Suwichayayon Mera Wendi and Keith Metters  11 Joaquin Meza and Kimberly Gilo Stephen and Mary Miley Kennon Miller and Jennie Newkirk Charlotte M. Mills David and Kara Milner  5 Joseph Mocco and Teresa Jucha  David and Christine Moffet Keith Monchik ’90 and Michelle Lefebvre  15 Drew and John Moran ’87  David Moss and Kathleen Cornely 7

Rachel Moulton and Daniel Meiser Henry Mu Manna Muhuri and Elizabeth Bogus Donald Neill and Brigit Timpson Sandra A. Newfield Eric and Laura Nyman Katharine O’Connell and Joseph Antonio Carlos M. Ocampo Dan and Alisa Ohl 10 John and Elizabeth Ohlson  8 Adam ’91 and Jennifer Olenn Koray and Janel Ozpolat Bahram Pahlavi and Iman Ali  Neath Pal ’81 and Beth Toolan 13 James Paquette and Denise Parent  7 Matthew and Marcela Parker  Jaymin and Kinnari Patel  12 Margaretta S. Clurman  8 Kevin Pearce and Irene Barnett 5 Lauren ’94 and Corey Pelletier ’94 Emilia Peña-Disla and Saul Disla Patricia and Steven Petteruti  Abby Hertzmark Phyfe and James Phyfe 5 Susan and Peter Plumb Osei and Sheila Poku Angie and Richard Polion

Prakash Sampath and Ritu Goel  Edward and Anne Schmults 7 Jared and Katherine Schott 13 Anne J. Schwartz 6 Paul and Caylen Sepe  Thomas Sepe and Maria Mileno  17 Milind Shah and Patricia Ybarra Divya and Raj Shankar Jesse Shapiro and Emily Oster Jesse and Jessica Sherwood Meagan Roberts Shine ’94 and Michael Shine Olga Shirzadi Sandra and James Shuster  9 Stephen Siegel and Jayne Kurkjian-Siegel  Steven Sigal  Judy and Steve Silverstein 12 Steven Sitrin James Skillings and Ingrid Dyck 31 Dawn and George Slack James and Victoria Smith Kirsty and Michael Smith 9 Reinhard Sokol and Connie Grosch 8 Eric Soloff ’86 and Alexis Deignan Soloff ’95  7 Lane and Thorne Sparkman Glenn ’85 and Cynthia Sparr

Bradley Wightman  Erik and Holly Wilker 10 Brian and Jennifer Williams Kimberly and Jonathan Wolf Lenke Wood and David Moscarelli 9 James ’85 and Kimberly Worrell  18 Zeyun Xi Zhihua Xiao and Jin Xu  Shermeen Yahya and Yahya Saleem Lindsey Yates-Grimley and John Grimley  5 J. Andrew and Jennifer Yates  Richard L. Yates  5 Henry and Eileen Young 10 B. Thomas and Sara Younkin  Cynthia Zeller Cecily Ziegler  7 Karl Ziegler  Antonia and Stephen Zubiago  6 Anonymous (7)

GRANDPARENTS

Richard and Peg Aaronian Priscilla Alfandre Moustafa and Safaa Ali  Paulette and James Allaire Virginia Allen David and Estelle Andelman 11

50% OF SENIORS PARTICIPATED IN THE CLASS OF 2017 GIFT Vincent Porcaro ’83 and Southychanh Salinthone  24 James ’76 and Julie Procaccianti  Kevin Porter and Kamolchanok Saiyaitong Samuel and Jennifer Potter Yiguang Qiu and Ying Zhu Peter ’82 and Laura Ramsden  32 Naveed Rana and Sobia Hussain Christopher and Jen Rawson  12 Jennifer and Jamie Reardon  Maura and Richard Reimer  David Reville and Tina Tryforos 12 Margaret Reynolds and William McKee  Edward ’87 and Stefanie Ricci  Michael and Julie Ridge Arthur Riss and Nina Markov Jane Ritson-Parsons and Ian Parsons  Randal Rockney 7 J. Patrick Rollo and Michelle Russo  6 Marc ’90 and Tara Rollo 5 Rosemary and John Romano Jennafer Rampone Rose ’01 and Brendon Rose Andrew Rosenzweig and Susan Weinman 13 Heather Handrigan Ross ’85 and Charles Ross  8 Kenneth and Rebecca Rubin Charles and Melissa Ruhl 7 Beth and Christopher Runci ’88 Philip and Lorna Russell  6 Katherine S. Rutherford  Paul and Navyn Salem 

Matthew and Nicole Steckler  5 Todd and Megan Stoessell Daniel Stone and Karen Seiler 5 David and Christina Strickler  7 Raymond and Beth Studley David and Shelly Sullivan  Kerry E. Sweeney  Zuhal and Tahir Tellioglu  6 Stephen and Molly Thomas  Marc Thompson and Misun Lee  Heather and Steve Tingle 11 Andrew and Kate Tompkins Matthew and Deborah Towey 5 Scott Triedman ’78 and Mary Jo Kaplan  11 Steven Tripp and Dawn Clifton Tripp  11 Tara and George Tsakraklides Carlton and Kathleen Tucker  Marguerite and Kent Tunnicliffe 8 Stephen and Tracey Tyrrell 5 David and Christine Ure Tenley and Onne van der Wal Peter van Dommelen and Ayla Çevik 5 Melinda and Ted Van Lare Julie and Peter Veale  6 Anya Wallack 5 Emmanuelle Wang Yalun Wang and Cai Yan  David Wasser and Susan Abbotson 7 David Weil and Rachel Friedberg Carl and Lisa Weinberg  14 Aaron and Joy Weisbord Dale and Martha Whitehill Charles and Lori Wiesner

Hakan Andersson Thomas Andrew and Katherine Bick 7 Richard and Carolyn Andrews James and Kay Atkinson Helmut and Dorothy Augenstein John and Nancy Barnum Charles ’67 and Allison Barrett 12 Bruce and Ellen Bates Allan R. Bellows ’43 9 Stephen and Francine Beranbaum 32 Paul and Margaret Bernier Joan Boghossian  donor recognition key the grove

Italicized numerals indicate years of consecutive giving. the front circle

 Blue and White Society $1,000–$2,499

 Head’s Society $2,500–$4,999

 1784 Society $5,000–$9,999

 Cupola Society $10,000–$24,999

 Founders’ Society $25,000 and above *Deceased annual report 2016-17 | 29

GRANDPARENTS CONT.

John ’63 and Jane Barrett  12 Wilfred R. Beaudoin 7 Laura Bennett Rebecca and Andrew Biggs 7 Adele and Kenneth Blackman Mino Bouthavong Samantha ’85 and John Bradshaw Lauren Brignac-Huber and Warren Huber Shaun A. Buckler  7 Perry and Darby Buroker 12 Elisio and Arminda Castro Lillian R. Cataldi-Simmers Laurie E. Center 10 Carolyn and Michael Chase  10 Thomas and Rebekah Chestna 6 Nancy Compton and Michael Majoros  Susan N. Cordina 13 Kristen A. Curry 7 Sarah Cussler and Jeffrey Brock Jessica Howland d’Entremont ’93 and Jeffrey d’Entremont  14

Karin Morse ’79 10 David Moss and Kathleen Cornely 7 Rachel Moulton and Daniel Meiser Carl Bogus ’66 and Cynthia Giles Katharine O’Connell and Marilynn and Ed Bouclin Joseph Antonio James Brine and Ragaa Mazen Kathleen C. O’Leary Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’55  17 King B. Odell 25 Anna M. Cerutti Dan and Alisa Ohl 10 Elaine Clark 7 Adam ’91 and Jennifer Olenn Anne Clifton Emilia Peña-Disla and Saul Disla Roger L. Clifton  11 Jean and Joseph V. Pennacchio 7 William and Stephanie Close 7 Kevin W. Perry 13 Gerard and Sherryl Cohen  Debora Phipps 10 Ellen Collis  33 Abby Hertzmark Phyfe and Sandra Cooper James Phyfe 5 The Dahlberg Family  8 Anthony and Katherine Dalgliesh Susan Pirruccello-McClellan Barbara and Richard Debs  11 Brian and Samantha Platt Alfred and Theresa DeFreece 7 Susan and Peter Plumb Helen Dietze Mary Pat and Dejan Radeka Carolyn Donahue Jen and Christopher Rawson  12 John ’53 and Judith Dowling  5 Joseph M. Ribeiro  13 Fred and Betty Drogula Katharine S. Rosenfeld Jim and Pat Eldridge Beth and Christopher Runci ’88 Peter S. Fagan 5 Kimberly L. W. Samways Richard ’47 and Elizabeth Fitton FACULTY & STAFF CONTRIBUTORS John Sargent Bill and Joyce Fletcher  Jared and Katherine Schott 13 Helen and Art Gately Beverly A. Dalessio 8 Bruce and Judith Shaw 6 Guido and Barbara Salvadore William and Frances Geary Diane Silvestri Gerrit ’45 and Elizabeth Sanford  31 Ron and Carolyn Dalgliesh  10 Karima Gebel Michael DeAngelo 18 James Skillings and Ingrid Dyck 31 Nancy Ruth Schwartz 7 John ’68 and Pamela Gentile 14 Stephanie DiPrete Dawn and George Slack Dolores Seiler Daniel and Patricia Gifford William Edwards Adam Smith Paul and Geraldine Sepe Stephen and Francine Gilkenson Lisa and Peter Evans 7 Neal Steingold ’78 and Linda Kaplan  16 Arvin and Joyce Shapiro Robert and Sally Gillespie Lance and Michele Evans Jessica Stewart and Daniel Bien 5 William and Gail Shepherd Isabel Goff 10 Gara Field and Erin Broderick Jill A. Stockman 6 Martha P. Sherman Paul and Sue Greene 7 Kelly and John Fitzsimmons Kristin and Randy Street Anne R. Skinner 6 Edward and Susan Handy Catherine White Ford ’98 and Stephen Toro Judy and John Slonaker 9 Joan A. Hannon Brett Ford Tara and George Tsakraklides Carol Smith and James Doak  9 James and Linda Hassett Geoffrey and Carolyn Garth Melinda and Ted Van Lare Richard and Margaret Himelfarb  6 T. Eugene and Joan Smith  Christopher Gauthier and Karen and Richard van Tienhoven 6 Margot Stone Franklin and Joanna Holland Heather Nelson Ryan Keith Vemmer Frederick and Anne Stratton  Alvin and Prima Hower Paul T. Gazin David Wasser and Susan Abbotson 7 Helen Taft John and Carol Howland  11 Laura Gladding Erik and Holly Wilker 10 Suzanne Tompkins Mary Hutchinson Leonard ’46 and Cynthia Triedman  9 Katherine and Matt Glendinning  8 Ted ’74 and Denise Winston 10 Stephen Jordan and Ransom Griffin 32 Lenke Wood and David Moscarelli 9 Arnold and Patricia Tripp 6 Elizabeth Bullock  7 Galen and Jayme Hamann Anonymous (2) Mary and Nicholas Tryforos Roland and Claire Jutras Martha and Kevin Handley 15 Paul and Mary Vanderwarker Barbara and Sidmon Kaplan FOUNDATIONS, Sally and Matt Herreid 6 Robert and Jane Viera Nancy L. Kaye BUSINESSES, & ORGS Graham Holland and Joseph and Donna Voccola  Thomas and Dorothea Kelley Aetna Foundation Alison Anderson 6 Arthur and Terry Wasser Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kennedy Amica  Laura and Charles Hunt 8 Frederic C. White  8 Alexander and Margaret Kerr 6 Leslie Caito-Jones and Lajhon Jones B & T Association, Inc. Mrs. Theodore S. Whitford 32 John E. King Bilodeau Property Management Kelly and Timothy Joseph Rod and Kate Wilger Joni and Howard Klein The Paul O. and Mary Boghossian Samantha and Eric Kravitz Mrs. Dudley A. Williams Michael G. Knowles ’59 14 Memorial Trust  Anne Krive and Susan Ellis 9 Emese Wood Abigail R. Lambert 15 Boston Foundation Anne Landis 30 Robert and Anne Wood 5 Camilla W. Lee Broadwaters Foundation Richard ’52 and Mary Worrell  13 G. Melanie and Craig Lindell Henry and Mary Lee Hugh ’84 and Kristen Madden 13 CBS Corporation Anonymous (5) Rita Lynch The Tom & Kate Chappell Jeff Maidment 7 Madeline A. Mabray  9 FACULTY & STAFF Family Foundation  Hilary Major and Eric Schultz ’78 14 Frederick R. Mattis Simone Ahlborn 7 Chase Family Foundation  Jennifer and James Maloof Robert and Antonia McAdam Thomas Andrew and Katherine Bick 7 Elena and Jeffrey Mansolillo CityLine Dental William and Nancy McEnery Matthew Andrews and The Emma Clyde Hodge Cheryl A. McDonald 7 Christina and Jerry McIntyre  Megan Langevin Memorial Fund  Erika and Shaun McEnery Donald and Britta McNemar  5 Jordan Bailey Sarah McShane and Veronica Jutras The Collis Family Foundation  Carmen and Gary McNamee Anni W. Barnard Construction & Facilities MGT Denise Monk Constance K. Milner Sarah Barnum and Joseph Rabatin 6 Helen Burke Montague CRN Auctions, Inc. Jack and Susan Monchik  John and Jacqueline Moran Walter and Louise Munroe Bill ’48 and Helene Myers  31 Jim and Susan Nagle 15 Tom and Julie Nash  11 Jack ’60 and Sharon Nixon Richard F. Nourie ’51  Ellen E. O’Connell 13 J. Renn and Mary Olenn  David and Christina Oliver Sandra Oster  Louis Palermo and Lillian Palermo Robert and Veronica Petersen Diana and Daniel Phillips  Ronald R. S. Picerne  Arthur and Janice Post 10 Marie Pugliese Richard J. and Sallie Ramsden  Roger and Mary Beth Reville Fred and Marcia Rosenzweig 13 Mark and Dianne Rubin John and Susan Ruhl Matthew ’64 and Laraine Runci

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DBR Construction A. J. DeBlois Family Foundation The Debs Foundation  DeLaCour Family Foundation  The Thomas & Nephele Wing Domencich Foundation, Inc.  The Drum Rock Specialty Co, Inc. El Rancho Grande The Elms Foundation  Engaging Nutrition The Joan and Leonard Engle Family Foundation  Essential Yacht Services LTD EverTrue Foundation 33:11  Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Gilbane Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program  Google Matching Gift Program  GT Strategies LLC The Haffenreffer Family Fund  The Hassenfeld Family Foundation  The Hazard Family Foundation  13 J. Loring Brooks Foundation  Donna Lima Johnson Realtor LLC The Royal Little Family Foundation  Leon Lowenstein Fund  LRG Luxury Residential Group Lucier & Company, CPA, Inc.  Ludes Family Foundation  Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc.  The Mann Family Foundation  McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.  MFS Investment Management Matching Gift Program Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants, Inc. Moses Brown Class of 1979  Moses Brown MB There  Nellie Mae Education Foundation  Nordson Corporation Northwestern Mutual Foundation  Owenoke Foundation  Pacifica Foundation  Peter L. Dwares Foundation  Phillips Family Charitable Foundation  Picerne Family Charitable Foundation  Pledgeling Foundation The Price Foundation  Raytheon Company RBC Wealth Management - Providence Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company Research Engineering & Manufacturing Inc. Roland & Whytock Co. Inc.  Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation Salvadore & Salvadore Thomas E. Sepe, M.D. Inc.  Sharpe Family Foundation  The Philip Snyder Foundation St. James Realty  Stearns Charitable Trust  The Other Stratton Foundation 

Carl and Lisa Weinberg Family Foundation  Wilcox Family Foundation  Anonymous

PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Paul Adler and Lori Basilico  12 Claude and Terri Anderson 8 Frohman ’80 and Kimberley Anderson  31 Thomas Andrew and Katherine Bick 7 Ellen and Bill Apfel David and Robin Appolonia  Betsy and Ted Archibald Philip and Bette Ayoub Norman ’56 and Ann Baker  31 Charles ’67 and Allison Barrett 12 John ’63 and Jane Barrett  12 Susan and Robert Baxter 17 Charles Beauchamp and Linda Morrison Allan R. Bellows ’43 9 Thomas and Kathryn Bendheim  11 Roberta and Brian Beneduce Laura Bennett Stephen and Francine Beranbaum 32 Harrison and Arria Bilodeau F. Steele Blackall III ’42*  32 Adele and Kenneth Blackman Deborah Block and William Harley 8 Joan Boghossian  Kathy Bourque  9 Jeffrey ’71 and Jessica Brier 6 James ’76 and Kendall Brown 19 Steven ’70 and Wendy Buckler Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. ’55  17 John Burnham and Rachel Balaban 13 Stephen and Cornelia Burnham Judith and Len Cabral Anthony ’78 and Lauralyn Cannistra 5 Albano and Maria Carvalho 7 Meredith H. Cassick Elisio and Arminda Castro Richard ’49 and Inge Chafee 12 Gary R. Chapman Michael ’78 and Leslie Chazan John ’69 and Mia Clark Kim and Steve Clark 16 John W. Cocroft Richard Colby ’55 and Janet McWain Colby Lodowick Collins ’65 and Marjorie Jackson 32 Ellen Collis  33 Joanne and Edward Coombs Susan N. Cordina 13 Glenn and Mary Jane Creamer  7 Mrs. Addi Crouchley Elizabeth W. Crowther 8 The Dahlberg Family  8 Paul and Donna Darling 7 Andrew and Lisa Davis  Charles ’78 and Araxie DeBlois 18 Stephen ’79 and Julie DeLeo  9 Bruce ’46 and Elizabeth Derbyshire Deborah and Peter DeStefano Nancy-Lee Devane 12

90 30+ YEAR CONTRIBUTORS Vandana and Sanjiv Dhar Cory M. Diamond Ralph J. ’60 and Mary Ann DiLibero Susan and Dennis DiPrete Dennis and Barbara Dobbyn 14 Nephele and Thomas Domencich  13 Robert S. and Barbara A. Donohue, Jr. Donald ’55 and Bonnie Dwares  32 Anne G. Earle  15 James ’71 and Robin Engle  32 Richard ’73 and Mary Engle  31 Pamela Nelson Erskine Adele G. Espo Lisa and Peter Evans 7 James and Jeanette Falcon Eric and Dana Falk  Ernest Famiglietti and Karen Luszcz John Farber and Wendyll Brown  Gerard and Tricia Farrington Robert ’72 and Susan Fine Carol and Elliott Fishbein Richard ’47 and Elizabeth Fitton Bruce and Karen Fleming Katharine Hazard Flynn and Lawrence Flynn  16 Faith U. Fogle Greg Marsello ’73 and Melinda Foley-Marsello J. Thomas and Linda Foley 7 Kenton Forsythe and Christine Chiacu-Forsythe 10 Richard and Suzanne Frechette Glenn and Eula Fresch  18 John and Susan Froehlich 17 Venkat Gaddipati and Mary Roberts 9 Paul T. Gazin Guy A. Geffroy ’49 Alan and Rosalyn Geller Michael Gilson and Joan McPhee  13 Stephen Glinick and Elizabeth Welch 6 Gertrude M. Goff Laurens ’59 and Andrea Goff 10 Robert H. Goff, Jr. ’53 and Maraya M. Goff Barbara and Brian Goldner  16 Ransom Griffin 32 Paul ’48 and Katherine Grimes 31 Karen Hammond and Michael Quattromani  14 Martha and Kevin Handley 15 Edward and Susan Handy Dorothy and John Hays 20 Brian and Lori Hogan 12 Philip ’78 and Judith Howell 29 John and Carol Howland  11 Michael and Elizabeth Huber  Charles and Laura Hunt 8 David Hunter Isabelle and Tom Hunter 5 Walter and Dottie Hunter Dorothy H. Jacobs Stephen L. and Judith A. Jagolinzer 11

Judith K. Jamieson 7 Marc ’82 and Krista Janigian  Elizabeth and Philip Johnson Nancy and Stanley Keyser Lawrence G. Knowles, Jr. ’57 and Deborah Knowles 16 John M. and K. B. Kosterlitz 29 Judge Robert ’63 and Marjorie Krause  33 Anne Landis 30 Patricia and Stephen Lang 12 Amey and Charles Larmore 6 Steven and Roberta Lasser 6 Robert Lee and Jennifer Wood M. Rebecca Leuchak and William Monroe 7 Richard ’64 and Roanne Licht Merrell K. Lievens G. Melanie and Craig Lindell Michael and Jane Litner Frederick ’64 and Karen Livingston David ’60 and Toby London 6 Theodore Low ’44 and Kay Low David and Maria Lucier  21 Madeline A. Mabray  9 Ronald and Kati Machtley  Andrew MacKeith and Shawen Williams 5 Inge and Edward Maggiacomo  Linda and Edward Magro David A. and Nancy Maidman Eric Schultz ’78 and Hilary Major 14 Jennifer and James Maloof Robert ’69 and Judy Mann  32 David ’59 and Janice Martin 13 Frederick R. Mattis Edmund Mauro ’50  Timothy ’80 and Elizabeth McCahan  11 Christina and Jerry McIntyre  Barbara and Jim McKay 19 donor recognition key the grove

Italicized numerals indicate years of consecutive giving. the front circle

 Blue and White Society $1,000–$2,499

 Head’s Society $2,500–$4,999

 1784 Society $5,000–$9,999

 Cupola Society $10,000–$24,999

 Founders’ Society $25,000 and above *Deceased annual report 2016-17 | 31

PARENTS OF ALUMNI CONT.

Deming ’61 and Jane Sherman Martha P. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. McKinnon Richard Sherman ’63 and Jane O’Farrell Paul and Patricia McMahon Paul Silver ’68 and Philip and Elizabeth McMaster Katherine Haspel  31 Charles ’76 and Maria Milot 9 Diane Silvestri Jack and Susan Monchik  William and Cheryl Simmons 19 John and Jacqueline Moran Robyn and Ted Smalletz  22 Jean and Paul Moran Robert Ellis Smith ’58 Terrence ’76 and Patricia Moran  31 Rory and Betsy Smith Susan and Paul Mouradian Peter J. Snedecor Bill ’48 and Helene Myers  31 Joan and Paul Sorensen  25 Bachu and Sharda Naik C. Jody and Randy Spencer  Victor and Lila Neel Susan and Tony Spirito  6 Jack ’60 and Sharon Nixon Nancy Boghossian Staples and Missey and Rob* O’Neil  6 David Staples  J. Renn and Mary Olenn  Ellen and Kenneth Steingold 9 S. Robert ’80 and Cathy Oresman Neal Steingold ’78 and Gordon ’51 and Jane Parker Linda Kaplan  16 David Parr and Cary Twichell 17 Gabriele and Thomas Stones Caroline Patterson Inlow Kristin and Randy Street James and Cynthia Patterson Terrence and Katherine Sullivan Jean and Joseph V. Pennacchio 7 Robert and Beatrice Swift Ralph and Trish Perfetto 5 Paul ’59 and Barbara Sydlowski Ronald R. S. Picerne  Catherine Terry Taylor and Anthony and Robert K. Taylor Susan Pirruccello-McClellan Cheryl I. Teverow 10 Kristen Murray Porcaro ’82 C. June Tow 29 Mary Lee Prescott-Griffin Leonard ’46 and Cynthia Triedman  9 Michele and Jeff Puddington George A. Turini, Jr. Betsey Chaplin Quigley 31 Karen and Richard van Tienhoven 6 Dejan and Mary Pat Radeka Joseph and Donna Voccola  David and Belle Rampone  Stanley ’70 and Mindy Wachtenheim Richard J. and Sallie Ramsden  Newell and Robin Warde  19 Constance and George Raymond Thomas Weiss and Priscilla Read John and Jane Reeder 6 John and Elizabeth White  16 John and Marianne Renza 10 Mrs. Theodore S. Whitford 32 Janice and Richard Robbins 9 Ted ’74 and Denise Winston 10 Judith E. Rocchio Robert and Anne Wood 5 William J. Roland ’68  15 Peter N. Woodberry  10 John ’78 and Cathleen Rooks 6 Dean ’46 and Jane Woodman  23 William ’53 and Paula Rooks  Richard ’52 and Mary Worrell  13 Darrell ’65 and Susan Ross  33 James and Harriet Wrenn 10 Peter ’70 and Rosemary Rotelli Daniel Wyner and Lorna Stokes  Barbara and Allen Rubine Martha and Sidney Yules Eric and Terry Ruby 28 Philip ’81 and Kelly Zexter Matthew ’64 and Laraine Runci Elizabeth R. B. Zimmerman 31 Thomas ’72 and Cynthia Sadler 5 Anonymous (6) Gerrit ’45 and Elizabeth Sanford  31 FRIENDS OF MB Marilyn and Jay Sarles Anna Abbruzzese Cynthia A. Schimelpfenig 5 Walter ’64 and Viviane Shaghalian 12 Elizabeth Acheson George and Laura Amaral Kathleen and Peter Shank Amy Anderson Bruce and Judith Shaw 6 Steven and Ivone Aubin Craig S. C. Shaw ’48 31 L. Peter ’75 and Pamela Sheehan 22 John and Aminda Baird Kerrie Birchell William and Gail Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Bishop

1,768 CONTRIBUTORS TO OUR SCHOOL 245 First-Time Donors

827 Alumni Donors

Deborah Blake Matthew Blank and Marcela Zebede-Blank Robert Boughner Susan H. Brown Scott and Maureen Budnick Teal Butterworth 10 Linda Y. Cameron Paul and Jane Cotter Richard Couto Christina L. Cummiskey DeLaCour Family Foundation  6 Jeff Dentler and Maureen Kerrigan Devon and Elizabeth Deyhle Brian and Karen Drought Michael T. Drought Christopher and Jennifer Erickson Michael P. Fraioli Sarah B. Gant Jamie W. German 25 Peter and Diane Gibalerio Fred Goodrich ’51*  Charles and Charlotte Gosselink 8 Amanda Griffith Candace Guberman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Hackman Michael Hirtle  Joanne* and Richard Hoffman 24 David M. Holdt 7 Robert and Lauren Iacobucci The Integlia Family  Miriam G. Kenney 14 Shirley S. Kersey Karen Linehan  Penelope Linge Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahoney James B. Maland Kristen Martel Frederick Martin Gene and Maureen McCabe Jerilyn L. McKay Scott C. McKay David and Elizabeth McNab 13 Karen and George Mechem Lucy Metcalf  Joanne M. Mollica Leon and Erin Morin Beth Morris Mary Lee Morrison Doug and Elsie Morse  14 Mary and Thomas Mulhearn Ruth K. Mullen

446 Current Families

Robert and Lorie Muller Wanda Maturo-Mumford David and Judy Murray Anne S. Nash 5 Kelly Nelson Kevin Olson David and Lisa Paratore Jane F. Parker 11 Nancy J. Pedrick Thomas and Sheila Perkins Steve and Cathy Pitassi Mary U. Pollartp Melissa Rabinow Samuel and Meg Richards Gregory Rooney Sydney Rooney Thomas and Francine Rooney Andrew and Kelly Salem John Salem Anne M. Schultz Robert and Elizabeth Sepe Christopher and Cheryl Sheehy Michael and Carla Silva George T. Sipp 5 Shannon Smith Ralph S. Sparks Liesa Stamm Nia Thomas Patricia A. Troiano Robert and Hope Turenne Michael Viveiros George Wallace and Eileen Cullen Elizabeth Ward 11 John and Pamela Wilmarth Robert and Stephanie Wilmarth Raymond and Jennifer Wood Martha Yates Anonymous (2)

donor recognition key the grove

Italicized numerals indicate years of consecutive giving. the front circle

 Blue and White Society $1,000–$2,499

 Head’s Society $2,500–$4,999

 1784 Society $5,000–$9,999

 Cupola Society $10,000–$24,999 We have made every effort to ensure that this list is complete and accurate. If you have any questions, please contact: Kelly Fitzsimmons, Associate Director of Development, at 401-831-7350 ext. 195 or kfitzsimmons@mosesbrown.org.

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 Founders’ Society $25,000 and above *Deceased

The Obadiah Brown Society More than 200 years ago, Moses Brown’s son Obadiah (1771-1822) established a model of giving for all who care about MB. His gift of $100,000 – at that time, the largest single bequest given to an educational institution in the United States – built a strong financial foundation for the school.

The Obadiah Brown Society recognizes and honors members of the community who have thoughtfully provided for MB in their wills and other estate plans.

Mark Richard Alperin ’76 Frohman C. Anderson ’80 Peter Hoyle Armstrong ’52 Barbara and James Bachand Robert Gifford Berry ’40 Richard H. Blanding ’29* Zenas W. Bliss ’44 Emily Low Boenning ’81 Russell A. Boss ’57 Jeffrey G. Brier ’71 David and Anne Burnham* Blake Cady ’49 Russell H. Carpenter ’59* Richard H. W. Chadwell ’51 Thomas Chappell ’61 and Katherine Chappell William Howard Claflin ’46 Americo W. and Judith L. Colaluca Bradford D. Coleman ’71 Ellen and Charles* Collis Melissa MacGillivray Dane ’87 Audrey Latham Dreibelbis ’90 Donald Dwares ’55 Peter Lance Dwares ’62 Harley A. Frank ’81 Fred Goodrich ’51* Mrs. Ransom Griffin, Jr. GP’96 ’98 Gordon Holmes ’56

Charles P. Isherwood ’40* Peter Iovino ’58 E. Gardner Jacobs, Jr. ’43 Richard H. Jones ’42* Amy Roebuck Jones ’79 Walter R. Jones ’01* John C. Juhasz and Susan W. Juhasz* Peter E. Lacaillade ’67 Phillips L. Lillibridge ’41* Theodore F. Low ’44 Will Mackenzie ’56 Vincent A. Marcello ’60 Stanley Markowitz ’46 Douglas P. Marquis ’58 William C. McClaskey ’57 James R. McCulloch ’70 Bruce G. McInnes ’55 Terrence P. Moran ’76 C. William Myers ’48 C. Rodney O’Connor ’50 Lester N. Odams ’47* King B. Odell Harmon A. Poole, Jr. ’42 Beth A. Prairie ’89 Marianne and John Renza John Dennett Richardson ’59 Ann and Robert Rheault

Stuart B. and Donna Robinson Thomas Rockel ’53* Gail S. Samdperil ’81 Bob Samors ’77 Francis B. Sargent ’48 Turner C. Scott ’66 Peter Shattuck ’52* Craig S. C. Shaw ’48 P ’78 ’82 A. Homer Skinner, Jr. ’38 Charles G. Staples II ’47 & Joan Staples Charles B. Stuart ’56 Reza Taleghani ’90 Stephen Toro Leonard J. Triedman ’46 Deborah A. Venator Anthony F. Vincent ’59* Richard H. Webster ’42* Paul H. Welch ’53 Wade M. Wilks ’66 Robert A. Whitaker ’29* Daniel Winston ’05 Dean Stuart Woodman ’46 Dudley J. Woodman ’25* and Alma Woodman* Anonymous (7) Please note that * denotes Obadiah Brown Society members being honored posthumously.

Is MB already in your will? If so, we’d love to thank you now!

Please contact Perry Buroker at pburoker@mosesbrown.org or 401.831.7350 x 289

In Memoriam, Russ Carpenter ’59 In 2014, Russ Carpenter ’59 made the single-largest contribution to MB’s endowment through a bequest in his estate plan to create the Russell Carpenter ‘59 Program in Teaching Excellence. He is believed to be among the longest-serving Board members in MB history, havng been a trustee for 14 years over three different terms.

“Russ Carpenter’s gift will more than double our professional development budget. We can’t thank Russ enough for his support of the single most important thing at the school; our teachers—it’s magical.”

–Matt Glendinning

Russ Carpenter ’59 was profoundly influenced by MB–and exhibited a profound influence on it. With an unprecedented $3.6 million gift in 2014, he provided tremendous support for faculty travel and development, new classes and team teaching opportunities, and nationally-competitive salaries for Moses Brown teachers. Russ passed away in September, 2017, but he leaves behind an enduring legacy of world-class teaching for generations of students to come.

“Teaching is what Moses Brown is about,” Russ said in 2014.

“It’s what it has always done best. And so to my mind, it’s the most important part of the school to support.”

A former Rhodes Scholar and alumnus of Princeton, Oxford, and Yale Law School, Russ was a prominent attorney in Washington, D.C. He lived, worked, and traveled in more than 65 countries, spoke Russian, and was fluent in French—a life-long passion developed at MB with Ted Whitford, one of MB’s Grand Masters.

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Dollars and Data: An Overview of MB Finances and Enrollment

2016–2017 Operating Budget Income Tuition Scholarship Tuition Remission

$25,111,000 - $3,835,000* - $1,867,000

Net Tuition

$19,409,000

The Moses Brown Fund Restricted Gifts Endowment Income Camps and Bookstore Application Fees Interest

Total

Application of Funds

$1,098,000 $329,000 $921,000 $181,000 $66,000 $37,000

$22,041,000

* Scholarship includes non-tuition financial aid.

69% 8.0% 7.4% 5.2%

Expenditures Compensation Instruction Staff and Administration Operations

$11,225,000 $3,115,000 $953,000

Total Compensation

$15,293,000

Academic Program Funding Facility Operations Non-Academic Program Funding Plant Renewal & Replacement Debt Service Utilities Insurances: Liability, Workers Comp, Commercial

Total

$1,767,000 $1,650,000 $1,145,000

4.3% 2.4% 2.2% 1.4%

Plant Renewal Debt Service Utilities Other

Source of Funds

$957,000 $536,000 $497,000 $303,000

$22,148,000*

* Total Expenditures were slightly greater than Total Revenue due to one-time, non-recurring administrative costs.

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Total Compensation Academic Programs Facility Operations Administrative Programs

88.1% Net Tuition 4.2% Endowment Income 6.5% The Moses Brown Fund 1.3% Other Income and Other Contributions

Enrollment and Scholarship Overview While the size and quality of the applicant pool have all remained fairly stable over the last decade, scholarship demand has increased dramatically—providing the single greatest challenge to MB’s sustained excellence. Prior to the financial crisis of 2007-08, approximately 40% of applicants requested financial assistance. Ten years later, 72% of applicants for 2017-18 school year applied for scholarship support.

MB has met the challenge by doubling the scholarship budget since 2008-09 to $3.8 million. As demand continues to grow, urgency has increased to meet the $15 million endowed scholarship objective of the MB Believes campaign.

800

Total Applications Total Requesting Financial Aid

600

4.0

543

505

493

513

523 371 72%

400

200

Financial Aid Budget

Student Financial Aid Requests

233 43%

273 54%

290 59%

282 55%

3.5

52

3.0

3.18 m

3.44 m

3.83 m

2.5 2.0 1.5

1.89 m

1.0 0.5

0

2007/08

2008/09

2015/16

2016/17

2017/18

0.0

2008/09

2014/15

2015/16

2016/17

Students Receiving Financial Aid Total Enrollment Total on Financial Aid

800

787

781

769

776

Attrition Rate

748

Students leaving each year

60

600

50

52

40

400

41

30

200

0

113 14%

118 15%

2007/08

2008/09

189 25%

195 25%

206 28%

41 31

20

10

2015/16

2016/17

2017/18

0

2008/09 7%

2014/15 5%

2015/16 4%

2016/17 5%

Annual attrition rates for independent schools nationally average 9%.

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Endowment fuels the future

Like a smooth-running machine, Moses Brown’s fiscal engine is powered by income received through tuition, charitable donations, and annual distributions from endowed funds.

Endowed funds, like 401k or 529 accounts, are saved and invested today for a specific purpose tomorrow. Endowment distributions help us provide the best education possible— supporting great teaching, academic and co-curricular programs, and scholarship.

just $23 million. With the ultimate success of MB Believes, the school will add over $28 million in new gifts to the school’s endowment, more than doubling its size. Thanks to recent fundraising success and market growth, as of June 30, 2017, MB’s endowment stood at $30.78 million.

To secure MB’s reputation and strength, the school needs to build the financial resources to attract the best teachers and students and provide them with truly world-class facilities and programs. This campaign has the potential to catapult MB to a much stronger position among peer schools regionally and nationally.

MB Believes is an opportunity to secure the financial future of Moses Brown. At the start of the campaign in 2013, and amassed over nearly 230 years, MB had an endowment of

MB Believes MB Believes A CAMPAIGN FOR LEARNING, PEOPLE, AND PLACE

will more than double our current endowment.

A CAMPAIGN FOR LEARNING, PEOPLE, AND PLACE

$30.7

MOSES BROWN

$51

SIDWELL FRIENDS

$71.6

BUCKINGHAM BROWN & NICHOLS

$140

NOBLE & GREENOUGH

$138

ST. GEORGE’S

$260 0

MILTON ACADEMY

50

100

150

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200

250

endowment funds Moses Brown is proud to recognize the 142 endowed funds comprising the school’s $30.78 million endowment. This list includes the 14 endowed funds that were established in 2016-17. The following funds are organized by purpose: Faculty Support The Earlene Perry Baker Science Fund for Teaching and Curricular Growth Rufus S. D. Bilodeau ’89 Fund Burton Fund for Faculty Enrichment The Russell Carpenter ’59 Program in Teaching Excellence Class of 1960 Master Teacher Development Fund Class of 2013 Team Teaching Fund Collins Family Fund The E. E. Ford Foundation Fund for Faculty Salaries Leonard Miller ’51 Fund for Travel/Study Levesque Family Fund for Teaching Excellence King B. “Doc” Odell Distinguished Teaching Chair Fund (peter ‘67 and constance lacaillade) Joseph Olney ’32 Sabbatical Fund Pension Funds (3) Swan Fund for Faculty Enrichment World Class Teaching Endowment

Awards & Prizes Hannah J. Bailey Fund Thomas J. Battey Fund Obadiah Brown Fund Eugene Capotosto ’33 Latin Prize Fund Class of ’48 Fund for Independent Study & Inquiry John F. Kenney Prize Fund R. Morris Fund Carter Palmer ’38 Memorial Prize Fund John Milton Payne II Prize Fund David Earle Pearce ’46 Fund Sophia L. Pitman Book Prize Fund Susan M. Seabury Memorial Prize Fund Charles H. Smith Fund R. Thomas Fund Ben Tré Fund for the Visual Arts Howard Seth Young, Jr. ’42 Prize Fund Jim English Prize Fund

Scholarship Andrew F. Anderson ’81 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Jesse R. Baker ‘92 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Bianco Family Scholarship Fund Randall W. Bliss ’46 Alumni Scholarship Fund Board Designated Fund for Financial Aid The Class of 1972 Doc Odell Scholarship Fund The Class of 2015 Endowed Scholarship Creamer Family Scholarship Fund Nathaniel C. Earle ’70 Endowed Fund N. A. Mark Estes ’67 Scholarship Fund M. Falk Fund F. H. Gifford Fund G. M. Gifford Fund Fred N. S. Goodrich ’51 Endowed Scholarship The Eric and Dana Falk Endowed Scholarship Fund The Flynn Family Endowed Scholarship Fund The E. E. Ford Foundation Fund for ACCESS Frank Fuller Scholarship Fund Program/Student Experience The Goldberg Family Scholarship Fund Anderson Fund Physical Plant Philip Gould Scholarship Fund C. Brier Fund Jake Bliss ’93 Endowed Fund for Adventurous Service Phyllis Gunion Fund Chase Fund Class of 2011 Legacy Fund The Haffenreffer Endowed Scholarship Fund Collis Family Fund for Social Entrepreneurship The Jaffe Family Scholarship Fund Unrestricted Funds Marc A. Dwares ’94 Fund for Community Service Joanne P. Hoffman Endowed Scholarship Bowditch Fund Expert Thinking Fund Stephen R. Howe Scholarship Fund F. Brownell Fund Friends Education Fund John F. Kenney, Jr. ’50 Endowed Fund Campaign for Moses Brown School Endowed Fund Debbie Goff Library Fund Lacaillade Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Centennial Endowed Fund The Goddard Fund for Student Projects Joseph Lake Endowed Scholarship Class of 1914 Fund H. Scotte Gordon Endowed TRIPs Fund Tony L. Leonard ’79 Endowment Fund C. Cooksey Fund Sarah Howland Fund Low Family Fund G. M. Gates Fund Rip Hudner ’99 Fund for Outdoor Leadership Jack A. Lubrano ’20 Scholarship Fund Jason Goldstein ’58 Fund Lacaillade Family Student Travel and Experience Fund Michael Maggiacomo ’85 Memorial Scholarship Fund Charles G. Greenhalgh Fund Lower School Fund for Special Projects Marathon 2500 Endowed Scholarship Fund Walter R. Jones Trust Fund MB TRIPs Fund Vincent A. Marcello ’60 Endowed Scholarship Fund Malcolm Lipson Fund Middle School Fund for Curriculum MB Scholarship Fund Moses Brown School Improvement Fund Innovation & Technology McCune Endowed Scholarship Fund Richard F. Richardson Fund Donald Aldrich Murdock Fund Thomas Melucci ’84 Memorial Fund H. D. Sharp Fund Pansey Visiting Artist Theatre Fund Milner Family Endowed Scholarship Fund A.J. Smiley Fund Petteruti STEM Co-curricular Experience Fund Moses Brown Parents’ Association Fund for Scholarship Rebecca Akin (Wing) Steere Fund Alexandra Quattromani ’14 TRIPs Fund Petrosinelli Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Third Century Fund Andrew Quattromani ’14 Expert Thinking Fund Dwight Hall Owen, Jr. and Sr., Endowed Fund Frances E. Wheeler Fund Brad Shipp ’83 Endowed TRIPs Fund Ramsden Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Lillian H. Simmons Library Fund Jeffrey Shank ’02 Endowed Scholarship Fund Sorensen Fund for Engineering & Design Learning The Silver-Haspel Family Scholarship Fund Sorensen TRIPs and Student Experience Fund M. D. Slocomb Fund Charles Taber Memorial Fund Peter D. Smith ’88 Memorial Scholarship Fund Truslow Fund Sorensen Endowed Scholarship Fund Upper School Foreign Language Endowed Fund Evan B. Spirito ’06 Endowed Scholarship Fund Upper School Fund for Senior Projects Dirk Stones ’82 Memorial Fund The Charles B. Stuart ’56 Endowed Scholarship L. Ralston Thomas Scholarship Fund Philip J. Tripp Fund Edith C. Ware Endowed Scholarship Fund Paul H. Welch ’53 Endowed Scholarship Fund Anonymous (5) annual report 2016-17 | 37

Campaign goal updates 2016-17 Campaign Steering Committee Honorary Chairs Jane & Dean Woodman ’46 Russell Carpenter* ’59 Campaign Chairs Brian & Barbara Goldner Clerk of the Board Habib Gorgi ’74

GOAL

PROGRESS TO DATE (as of June 30, 2017)

$5.4 million

$5,686,193 The Moses Brown Fund

$1.0 million

$1,018,501 Scholarship Current-Use (annual giving) $1,032,394 Other Current-Use (annual giving)

Head of School Matt Glendinning Clerk of CSC Gary Goldberg ’87 Vice Chairs Ted Fischer ’83 Gardner Lane Kate & Shaun Levesque Jane Ritson-Parsons Members Chris Baker ’70 John E. Baldwin ’94 John T. Barrett ’63 Charlene Cassese Michael Chase Meg Clurman Anne Earle Matt Fishbein ’02 Heidi Gilkenson Rebecca Leuchak Don McNemar

* Deceased

$4.0 million

$863,370 TRIPs Endowment

$1.5 million

$1,517,348 Expert Thinking Model Endowment

$15.0 million

$6,037,607 Scholarship Endowment (Open Access)

$3.5 million

$4,731,211 World-Class Teaching Endowment $62,135 Other Endowment Support

$17.5 million*

$12,576,389 Woodman Family Community & Performance Center

$5.6 million*

$15,148 Young Learners Center

$1.5 million*

$1,179,527 Y-Lab

$1.5 million*

$1,500,000 Sailing & Marine Education Center $138,698 Other Facility Support $980,633 Gifts Not Yet Designated

$56.5 m**

$37,339,154

raised to date (orignal goal)

NEW ADDITIONS $860,000* $7.87 million*

$65.23 m**

$860,000 Sailing & Marine Education Center $6,523,729 Squash & Education Center

$44,722,883

total raised to date (adjusted)

* These goals include a total of $5 million in endowment dedicated to the long-term operating and maintenance costs of these new facilities. ** Original campaign goal was $56.5 million. Increases include $7.87 million for Squash Facility and $860,000 in expanded scope for the Sailing and Marine Education Center.

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About the Cover: The complete renovation of Walter Jones Library was part of the Woodman Family Community & Performance Center project, and opened in September 2016. This facility was originally the Hawes Gymnasium, erected in 1902 (left).

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