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Movement and the human experience. Like so many aspects of Webb, the dance company here is unique. It invites students to discover dance as practice and performance. The Winter Dance program is a culminating highlight, co-choreographed by our instructor and students—offering a dynamic, student-driven community to take risks and push boundaries of self-expression. The arts at Webb immerses students in global and historical creative work while challenging them to develop bold, original ideas of their own. Guided by accomplished and practicing contemporary artists and supported by state-of-the-art facilities, Webb students explore theater, dance, visual arts, music, digital media, and film. With the cultural energy of Los Angeles as our backdrop, students learn to think creatively and make inventively both in and beyond the studio, theater, and classroom. Learn more at webb.org/academics/fine-arts-at-webb

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

24 25 Head of School/ Fortune Favors the Bold

Welcome & Thank You/ Kurt Johnson CAO

A Year in the Life of the AI Project@Webb

Board of Trustees

Now, New, Next/The Selective College Admission Journey Evolves

Facts & Stats

Alumni Council

A New Era for Webb Athletics/ The Les Perry Gym Renewal Project

Affiliates Executive Committee and Parent Class Agents 2024–2025

The Webb Fund/ Supporting Excellence & Access

Legacy Hall of Fame

Endowment Funds

Webb’s Giving Day 2025!

Hastings Society Donors

Faculty and Staff Awards 2024–2025

Recognition by Giving Club

Thompson & Vivian Webb Society

Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology 54 Memorial and Honorary Gifts

Leadership Team

Ways to Give

Cover photography by Natalie Hebert. Inside photography primarily by Natalie Hebert and Nancy Newman.

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“ Fortune Favors the Bold” There is an ancient idea translated into perfect Latin by the Roman poet and thinker Virgil in the Aeneid, audentes fortuna iuvat, or “fortune favors the bold.” Virgil’s lesson, however, is to be bold but not reckless, to pursue your goals with good and measured purpose.

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One can find this wisdom furrowed deep in the life and mind of Webb’s founding father, Thompson Webb. He was a bold school maker, but his boldness was also steady, essential to propelling this great school for more than a century. Thompson’s example continues to inspire generations of students, educators, and school leaders. What we know for sure is that Webb’s second century will be one filled with new challenges and new opportunities. What we know for sure is that the sentinel questions we will be called to answer will be both age-old and startlingly new. What does personalized learning look like when curiosity and discovery guide the curriculum? How can interdisciplinary study, emerging technologies, and a more open curriculum best support individual pursuits without sacrificing shared knowledge? How can schools design learning that connects directly to the world, through student-centered projects, partnerships, and community engagement? Should internships and mentorships that connect the relevance of academic skills to the many professions play a larger role in our education? How can schools prepare students not to just use AI and other emerging technology, but to question, shape, and design it for the common good? How should schools teach students to use and develop human-centered technology tools to benefit humanity? These are indeed exciting, thrilling, and on occasion, breathless times to be an educator, a student, or a family working to guide and inspire young people toward a better future. We are in this work together. We are grateful to count you as vital partners.

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The Impact Report 2024–2025 you are reading now is a celebration of Webb philanthropy, of your incredible commitment and generosity to Webb students, teachers, and families. Your support of Webb is a clear investment in our mission and values—in the people, and place and all it stands for. As you’ll read here, your investment in Webb last year was nothing short of remarkable—supporting academic excellence, faculty innovation, student financial aid, student/faculty research at the Alf Museum, growth of our endowment, campus building and renovation projects like the Les Perry Gym, Innovation Wing in Fawcett Library, and so much more! As we continue our work this year to develop Webb’s new strategic framework and plot our course as a learning community for the next 5-10 years, I look forward to engaging with you all in conversation and action to secure Webb’s bright and indomitable future. Indeed, “fortune favors the bold.” Sincerely,

Theresa Smith, Ph.D. Head of School

“ These are indeed exciting, thrilling, and on occasion, breathless times to be an educator, a student, or a family working to guide and inspire young people toward a better future.”

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A Year in the Life of the AI Project@Webb

Innovation at Webb is embedded in our history and alive in our culture. Nowhere is this more evident than in the AI Project@Webb, an exciting initiative positioning the school as a national leader in the creative and age-defining possibilities of human-centered AI and other emerging technologies.

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The AI Project@Webb encompasses a wide range of programs and projects—designing and building a secure, school-based AI platform; developing new courses in technology and innovation; establishing ethical use AI guidelines for educators and students; and integrating responsible AI practice across disciplines and programs, from golf to the humanities. Together, these initiatives provide a platform for Webb students and faculty to explore and discover technologies that emphasize curiosity, integrity, and community.

Developing WebbGPT

A cornerstone achievement of the past year was the further growth and development of WebbGPT, a self-contained AI system that provides students, faculty, and staff with secure access to the latest generative AI tools. WebbGPT operates entirely within Webb’s systems, ensuring that data and queries remain private while allowing users to engage safely with the most advanced models. Following a comprehensive technology audit in fall 2024, Webb began to strengthen its infrastructure to support the responsible use of AI across campus. The updated version of WebbGPT now includes image generation and an agent builder feature, enabling users to design and customize AI assistants tailored to their academic, athletic, or program needs.

is using the platform to plan practices specific to individuals, surfacing drills in a very targeted way, and helping him to simplify language around the golf swing. “The golf swing is complicated and hard to talk about because, as golf coaches are fond of saying, ‘feel ain’t real,’” said Hebert. “What a player feels they are doing with their body does not necessarily correspond to what they are actually doing. WebbGPT has helped me to deepen my library of ‘feels’ (i.e., ways I can describe what a particular move might feel like for a particular player) and for taking very complicated biomechanics and demystifying its jargon. Who wants to talk about the ulnar deviation of the wrist?!?!!?! Instead, I can say, ‘Imagine you’re hitting a nail with a hammer.’”

Teaching Technology and Ethics In the classroom, Webb continues to explore the intersection of technology, ethics, and the humanities. A Technology & Innovation course invites students to experiment with design thinking, 3D modeling, and computational tools.

Webb’s Tech & Innovation seminar is cotaught by Mark Dzula, Ph.D. and Luke Raus ’20. “The aim of the course is to inspire and support burgeoning innovators as they ask generative questions and collaborate in a lab environment. Our projects and prompts

“The WebbGPT platform provides an AI solution inside the safety of our Webb systems,” said Assistant Head of School Michael Hoe ’04. “We encourage our teachers to experiment with cuttingedge technologies to demonstrate their appropriate use and to model responsible innovation for our students.”

Innovation in Practice

The educational applications of WebbGPT are already transforming teaching and learning across the curriculum. Stephen Hebert, Webb’s golf coach and co-chair of the English and Humanities Department,

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“ Investing in the AI Project@Webb enables us to explore the myriad ways these new tools are transforming the world, and how to best support faculty innovation and student learning. This doesn’t mean AI and screens all the time. As a boarding school, we will forever be committed to nurturing human connection, building community, and cultivating strong critical thinking and problemsolving skills in our students.” HEAD OF SCHOOL THERESA SMITH, PH.D.

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get them to exercise computational and critical thinking in a student-centered project-based course,” Dzula said. “We also interface with Professor Zach Dodds to make sure our innovators are prepared for our course with Harvey Mudd College, as well as potentially larger, more independent projects in Tech & Innovation Seminar II.”

Webb is developing a new interdisciplinary elective, Ethics and Technology, designed to help students examine the cultural, moral, and societal implications of AI.

During one unit, students enrolled in the course joined the robotics team on a visit to JPL laboratories and developed independent projects around major tools in the Innovation Wing: the 3D printers, the laser cutter/engraver, the robotic arm, and the VR headsets. “While AI wasn’t the sole focus of the unit, we worked with innovators to strategize ethical use of the tool to extend their thinking and to dive deeper with the tools. Notable progress included students programming the robotic arm to stack Jenga blocks, including exploration of the utility of fiducial markers (like QR codes),” Dzula said. In another unit, students will build 3D scanning devices. They will study the relationship between analog and digital data streams, using AI as a way to deepen their understanding of how the sensors work and what their output means. “I am increasingly seeing innovators use AI as a tool on the side to extend their thinking, interrogate obstacles, and develop their understanding. In this way, I am seeing them exercise computational thinking while they also critically evaluate the results that AI delivers,” Dzula said. “Personally, I like this application of AI on

the side, that it amplifies questions as students grapple with challenging, significant problems. I see the tool opening doorways and pathways to new understanding, giving the students a sense of efficacy as they build their identities as innovators.”

Advanced Studies Literature & the Machine

Meanwhile, the Advanced Studies Literature & the Machine course, also taught by Hebert, challenges students to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping authorship, creativity, and the human experience. The course explores generative AI’s potential impact on art, literature, and human creativity, allowing students to place contemporary debates in a context that goes all the way back to Prometheus and Plato. Students engage in vibrant class discussions about key works of science fiction—from classic 20th century writers like Isaac Asimov to contemporary comic books—that speculate about the promises and pitfalls of AI. Students will also take a hands-on, experimental approach to these emerging technologies, working in collaboration with AI applications to test the limits of AI’s ability to augment human expression. “This year, as I rework the course for its second voyage, I’m using generative AI to redesign the whole thing as a massive roleplaying game. Think: Dungeons and Dragons. Students create alter egos and go on a series of quests together that force them to think through the material for the course. The game was co-developed by me and my good friend Claude (aka WebbGPT). I’m also using Codex, OpenAI’s coding GPT, to develop a Webb portal for this where students can create their character sheets and keep track of what quests they’ve completed. This is all very much a work in progress,” said Hebert. “With respect to what students do in the class, we talk quite a bit about the ethical use of AI. Their final project last semester was to use generative AI to interrogate

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Partnership and Purpose

generative AI. One student, for example, made a computer game that challenged players to identify writing done by famous authors (e.g., Ernest Hemingway and Virginia Woolf) versus AI impersonations of those writers,” Hebert said. “He then did an informal test with the class and with a group of teachers. (I’m proud to say that Humanities teachers outperformed students on this test!) I had another student do a breakdown of AI-generated art, specifically looking at the anatomy of different creatures. For example, as a sketch artist, she drew a wolf, starting with the skeleton and then fleshing it out. Then, she had different image generators do the same task. Lastly, she did an analysis of the accuracy of those image generators and the implications of their failures (because they weren’t very good at this, as it turned out).” Building on these foundations, Webb is also developing a new interdisciplinary elective, Ethics and Technology, designed to help students examine the cultural, moral, and societal implications of AI. This work is supported by the creation of formal AI and Ethics Guidelines for the Webb community—establishing a shared framework for transparency, academic integrity, and thoughtful engagement with new technologies. “Our goal is to balance innovation with Webb’s core values—critical thinking, creativity, and community,” said Head of School Theresa Smith. “AI tools are all around us, and we want students to safely explore and innovate with them while learning to discern their appropriate and ethical use.”

The AI Project@Webb also reflects the school’s belief that meaningful innovation happens through collaboration. This year, Webb formalized a new partnership with the USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society (CAIS), whose mission is to use AI for social good, which aligns closely with Webb’s own. In May, CAIS Co-Director Professor Phebe Vayanos visited the Webb campus to share her groundbreaking research on applying AI to address social challenges, offering students and faculty a model for how technology can serve humanity responsibly. “Professor Vayanos and other USC professors are using AI to improve the Los Angeles community, which is a powerful reminder to us all that AI tools aren’t just the domain of tech businesses but tools that scientists, scholars and civic leaders can utilize to address the big global challenges of our time. Just like our work with Professor Zach Dodds P ’17, ’19 at Harvey Mudd College, these partnerships enable Webb students to collaborate with leaders in the field,” said Head of School Theresa Smith, Ph.D.

Looking Ahead

The AI Project@Webb continues to grow. A new WebbGPT Agent Design Challenge now invites students, faculty, and staff to develop their own agents and share findings on optimal use, customization, and ethical safeguards. Through these initiatives, and upgraded tech infrastructure, Webb students are not only learning how to use AI but how to lead with it. In every aspect of this work, Webb remains guided by its mission: to prepare students to think deeply, act with honor, lead with distinction, and serve with a generous spirit. The AI Project@Webb exemplifies this vision, ensuring that Webb graduates step confidently into the future, equipped not only with technological fluency, but with the wisdom to use it well.

A Set of Guiding Principles for AI at Webb AI is an important technological tool to be explored, not banned. Utilizing the latest tools for researching, learning, thinking and creating— including AI—is essential as part of a Webb education. Transparency of AI use is critical for all users, including adults and students. The ethical use and development of AI is a relevant and vital topic for an honor-based community. AI has the possibility to streamline school operations, but it should never be used as a substitute for humancentered communications or relationships. Private student or employee data may not be entered into AI programs that are not official Webb systems.

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The Selective College Admission Journey Evolves

A Conversation with Dean of College Guidance Hector Martinez

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For nearly three decades, Hector Martinez has been a force behind one of Webb’s most defining programs—guiding students along their path to college and beyond. Now in his 29th year at Webb and approaching his 40th year in college admission work, Martinez has had his hand in shaping the futures of thousands of students. As one alum recently calculated for him, of Webb’s roughly 5,000 living alumni, half of the school’s graduates have crossed the threshold of his office on their journey to college. “The first thing I thought was, I’m old! Then, I thought, she graduated from MIT, so the math is probably right,” Martinez said. The college guidance program at Webb is built not on numbers but on relationships. Each conversation, application essay, and letter of recommendation marks a milestone in a student’s life. “This office is about taking student aspirations, maybe long-held dreams, and making them real,” Martinez said. “These kids work incredibly hard. They create these remarkable lives for themselves through their Webb experience. They have ambitious hopes for their future, and we get to be part of their success.” It’s no surprise to anyone in our community that Webb’s college guidance program stands out for its deeply personal, student-centered approach. While the world of college admissions grows more data-driven and competitive, Martinez and his team remain committed to what he calls the “high-touch, person-to-person” side of the process. “We get to see the moment it happens for students,” he said. “It’s the best feeling.” That sense of purpose and commitment to excellence resonates across Webb’s broader mission. Webb’s innovative and rigorous academic and residential experiences are designed to prepare students to lead in a rapidly changing world. With more than 130 courses, including 46 Advanced Studies offerings, leadership development, arts programs,

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athletics, and research opportunities, Webb’s full program empowers students to discover who they are. It prepares them for where they’re headed next. Martinez believes it’s crucial to impress on Webb students that this moment—the college decision—is one of life’s defining experiences. “I think there are only about five or six major things that happen to you in your life,” he tells them. “This is one of the first. Be serious and choose wisely, because it can have an incredible impact on what comes next.” Here are excerpts from a short conversation we had about Webb’s college guidance program, and the tightly honed process that has led to decades of selective college admission success for Webb graduates. Q: Can you describe the program and mix of one-on-one advising, workshops, retreats, and college fairs? Martinez: The process really begins the moment a student steps on campus. It’s embedded in Webb’s DNA. With freshmen and sophomores, we hold “class talks” twice a year, helping them see what’s ahead and how to make the most of their Webb experience. For juniors, we start regular one-on-one meetings in January to shape their college lists, support college visits, and help them prepare for testing and the application process to come. Seniors, of course, are deep in it, finalizing lists, writing essays, and deciding on early or regular options. Along the way, there are class meetings, field trips, retreats, workshops, college fairs, and guest speakers. More than 100 colleges visit Webb each year, more visitors than we have seniors, and we host a major case studies program every spring with about 50 leading institutions. We also sponsor college tours across California and the East Coast. The idea is to surround our students with touchpoints, relationships, and real information so that by senior year, they are confident, well-prepared, and focused on fit and match.

“ At Webb, we believe in the value of knowing our students well and advocating for them. This is what makes the work so special. We get to help students on to their next adventure. After nearly three decades, I can say, that never gets old.” DEAN OF COLLEGE GUIDANCE HECTOR MARTINEZ

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that matched Webb’s intimacy and sense of community.

Class of 2025 Matriculation (98 students) Babson College Barnard College Boston College Boston University (4) Brigham Young University California Polytechnic State University, Pomona (2) California State University, Fullerton Carleton College Carnegie Mellon University (2) Chapman University Claremont McKenna College (3) Colgate University Columbia University Cornell University (3) Emerson College GAP YEAR Harvey Mudd College Howard University Irvine Valley College Johns Hopkins University (2) Kenyon College Lehigh University Loyola Marymount University Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (2) Mt. San Antonio College New York University Northeastern University (3) Occidental College (3) Pepperdine University Rhodes College Rice University Sarah Lawrence College School of Visual Arts Southern Methodist University Stanford University (5) Tarleton State University The University of Texas at Austin Tufts University United States Military Academy University of California, Berkeley (9) University of California, Davis University of California, Irvine University of California, Los Angeles (3) University of California, Riverside (2) University of California, San Diego (2) University of California, Santa Barbara (2) University of Chicago University of Connecticut University of Edinburgh University of Pennsylvania (2) University of San Diego University of Southern California (6) University of St Andrews University of Wisconsin, Madison Villanova University Wake Forest University Washington University in St. Louis (2) Wellesley College (2)

Q: Are Webb students well prepared for college success? How do you know?

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Q: How is the Office of College Guidance staffed? Martinez: We have three full-time professionals in our office. Two of us, Associate Dean Remy Abrams Fuller and I, work directly with juniors and seniors and lead the one-on-one counseling program. Adriana Flores, our senior college guidance associate, manages the office. She’s the first person families and college reps meet, the one who makes sure every transcript, recommendation, and application is processed and sent on time. She also helps with financial aid questions, college visits, and our busy event calendar. Between the three of us, we get to know every student well. We’re constantly in touch with colleges and stay current through professional development, so we’re bringing the best information and advice possible to our students and families. Q: How does Webb’s academic and boarding program benefit students? Martinez: Webb is an intense place, in the best possible way. Students here live and learn in a 24/7 community, surrounded by peers and teachers who care deeply about them. This intensity builds confidence, maturity, and a strong sense of self. Boarding school students learn how to manage their time, advocate for themselves, and live with others. Those are huge advantages when they get to college. Many of them later tell me it was hard to find another place in college and beyond

Martinez: Absolutely. Colleges tell us all the time how well Webb students do once they’re on campus. Admissions offices track student performance, and our record is consistently strong. They know our students come from a rigorous academic environment, with a culture that values learning, independence, and integrity. And we hear it from our alumni. They come back and say, “Mr. Martinez, that was the best thing that ever happened to me,” or, sometimes, “I didn’t realize how special Webb was until I left.” The boarding experience, the small classes, the connection to teachers, these things make an enormous difference. There’s nothing more confident than a boarding school graduate at college. Q: What role do faculty play in the admission process? Martinez: Our teachers are vital. First, they are the lifeblood of the Webb experience. They make it happen and make it so special. Also, colleges often tell me that Webb recommendation letters stand out. They’re thoughtful, personal, and beautifully written. In an era when test scores are sometimes optional, a teacher’s insight can be one of the most powerful parts of an application. Our faculty take that responsibility seriously. They know our students well, they care deeply, and they take the time to write about them with real detail. This helps colleges see the human being behind the transcript. It’s one of the reasons Webb’s reputation in selective college admissions is so strong. Q: What trends in college admissions are you witnessing? Martinez: So much has changed since COVID. The process is faster, more digital, more complex. But we’ve got a handle

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on things. We have a program, process, and timeline that works. Unfortunately, because of the immense pressure they feel, families might try and start the college process too early, even in middle school, and I always tell them that doesn’t help. It only adds stress. What matters is doing it right and at the right time. Of course, we also remind families that college preparation and admission is only one part of the Webb experience. If you spend your whole time here just thinking about where you’re going next, you’ll miss out on the extraordinary education and community right in front of you. Q: What is the role of emerging technology, AI, and the like, in the admission process? Martinez: Wow. Good question. Technology is changing everything, from how students apply to how colleges review applications. Some universities are already experimenting with AI to help manage the massive volume of applications they receive. That could mean initial sorting or pre-reading done by algorithms before human eyes see the files. For example, some universities receive more than 100,000 applications and only have an admission staff of 60 professionals or less—making reading all these applications impossible. So, AI technology may be useful in this situation. For Webb students, that might be a double-edged sword. Our students are strong, so that they might rise quickly in those systems, but there’s always the worry that a special story or unique talent gets lost in the data. That’s why relationships and advocacy still matter so much. On our end, we use technology every day. It allows us to work efficiently and stay connected, but nothing replaces knowing our students personally. I can manage applications from my phone, but I still need to know each student’s

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hopes and aspirations. College admissions professionals feel the same way. They still want to admit real people, not just strong profiles on a screen. Q: What is unlikely to change about the selective college admission process? Martinez: The human part. As advanced as emerging technology becomes, colleges are still admitting people, students who will live, learn, and contribute to their communities. This will never change. At Webb, we believe in the value of knowing our students well and advocating for them. This is what makes the work so special. We get to help students onto their next adventure. After nearly three decades, I can say, that never gets old.

In the last 10 years, the following colleges have enrolled five or more of Webb graduates: Amherst, MA Babson College, MA Barnard, NY Boston College, MA Boston University, MA Brown University, RI California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA Carleton College, MN Carnegie Mellon University, PA Chapman University, CA Claremont McKenna College, CA Colgate University, NY Colorado College, CO Columbia University, NY Cornell University, NY Dartmouth, NH Duke, NC Emory University, GA Georgetown University, DC George Washington University, DC Harvard University, MA Harvey Mudd College, CA Haverford College, PA Johns Hopkins University, MD Lewis & Clark College, OR Loyola Marymount University, CA MIT, MA New York University, NY Northeastern University, MA Northwestern University, IL Occidental College, CA Pepperdine University, CA Parsons, The New School, NY

Pitzer College, CA Pomona College, CA Reed College, OR Rice University, TX Santa Clara University, CA Sarah Lawrence College, NY Scripps College, CA Skidmore, NY Smith College, MA Stanford University, CA Trinity University, TX Tufts University, MA University of California, Berkeley, CA University of California, Davis, CA University of California, Irvine, CA University of California, Los Angeles, CA University of California, Riverside, CA University of California, San Diego, CA University of California, Santa Barbara, CA University of California, Santa Cruz, CA University of Chicago, IL University of Oregon, OR University of Pennsylvania, PA University of Richmond, VA University of San Diego, CA University of Southern California, CA University of Washington, WA Vassar College, NY Washington University in St. Louis, MO Wellesley College, MA Williams College, MA Yale University, CT

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A New Era for Webb Athletics Completion of Phase 1 Les Perry Gymnasium Renewal Project

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Webb marked a significant turning point this year with the completion of Phase 1 of the Les Perry Gym renovation. Through the generosity of alumni, families, and friends, this transformative campus project signals the school’s commitment to excellence in athletics, supporting community health and wellness, and celebrating Les Perry, Webb’s renowned athletics director and beloved coach from 1946 to 1976. Today, the Perry Gym is home to Webb’s 40 teams in 15 different sports. It plays a central role on campus as a health, fitness, and recreation space for our boarding program and a place for all-school community programming. With these Phase 1 improvements finished, Webb students-athletes now enjoy facilities that match their commitment to sports and fitness. Phase 1 boasts a menu of real game-changers: a new gymnasium floor precisely engineered and striped for basketball, volleyball, and badminton; a new state-of-the-art digital scoreboard system; new and more energy-efficient lighting; and fresh interior finishes. “The digital scoreboard is super cool and makes our games feel more intense, like we’re at a professional sporting event. Overall, the whole place just feels more alive and makes people want to be there,” said Chijioke Mgbeke ’27. Phase 1 also provides improved accessibility for all guests, a new main entrance and lobby, and a suite of expanded, air-conditioned restrooms. Along with comprehensive fire-safety upgrades, accessible parking, and

new code-compliant entrances, these upgrades make the building safer, more accessible, and better positioned for future expansion. Perhaps the biggest impact on the Webb community is the installation of a new bleachers system allowing the entire student body and faculty to gather for school programs and events as well as larger crowds at sporting events to cheer on our Gauls!

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“ The digital scoreboard is super cool and makes our games feel more intense, like we’re at a professional sporting event. Overall, the whole place just feels more alive and makes people want to be there.” CHIJIOKE MGBEKE ’27

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Leadership Donors (Phase 1) The Ahmanson Foundation Ling He & Jin Liu P ’11, ’27 Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle P ’19 Marvin ’88 & Vivian Hung Qin Li & Emily Wang P ’15 Victor Li & Annie Yang P ’23, ’24, ’26 Hung Nguyen & Thao Pham P ’28 Jim Qiu & Coco Hu P ’28 Kevin Shen & Lin Zhang

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“The completion of Phase 1 represents an investment in our students and the vitality of our athletics program,” said Head of School Theresa Smith. “It reflects our belief that excellence at Webb extends to athletics, fitness, and the overall health of our community.”

Looking Ahead to Phase 2 of the Les Perry Gymnasium Renewal Project Now in the planning stages, Phase 2 will include a new comprehensive fitness and training center serving both studentathletes and the broader Webb community. The modernized fitness center—featuring new flooring and ceiling treatments—will offer state-of-the-art cardio and strength equipment, along with a dedicated space for yoga and stretching. Roll-up garage doors will connect the renovated interior to a new outdoor workout area, expanding the usable space and giving students and coaches greater flexibility for training and wellness activities. An integrated audiovisual system will further enhance instruction and support a wide range of

fitness and wellness initiatives. A new Sports Medicine Center will significantly expand Webb’s training and recovery resources and relocate them to a more advantageous location. The facility will include multiple trainer tables for injury prevention and treatment, as well as hydrotherapy tubs to support muscle recovery. Additional offices incorporated into the fitness center will provide dedicated space for coaches and athletics staff—allowing for more consistent supervision and, ultimately, extended hours of access for students. With further philanthropic support, Phase 2 will also make possible full air conditioning for the gymnasium and fitness areas, as well as the conversion of Webb’s outdoor courts into two competitiongrade sport courts, enhancing year-round athletic opportunities. The Les Perry Gym Renewal Project stands as a powerful symbol of Webb’s enduring dedication to its mission—investing in student wellness, leadership, and excellence as we look to the century ahead.

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Phase 1 Highlights (Completed) New maple wood floor with striping for basketball, volleyball, and badminton New bleachers accommodating the entire student body and faculty Energy-efficient lighting and fresh interior finishes New Planar digital scoreboard system Expanded lobby, airconditioned restrooms, and code-compliant upgrades Fire sprinkler system, accessible parking, and entrances

Phase 2 Highlights (Planning Stage) Transformation of the weight room into a modern fitness center Expanded trainer facilities and athletic offices Indoor/outdoor workout spaces New flooring, ceiling treatments, and equipment Audiovisual system for training and instruction

Architectural Renderings for Phase 2

Air conditioning throughout and new exterior sports courts

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The Webb Fund

Fueling Webb’s Margin of Excellence With more than 1,000 donors contributing over $1.8 million to The Webb Fund in 2024–25, community support for the school’s most urgent priorities remained strong.

& Innovation Seminar, developed in partnership with Harvey Mudd College’s Zach Dodds, which challenges students to consider not just what code does, but why it matters.

We are deeply grateful to the parents, alumni, and friends whose generosity— through gifts of all sizes—provides the vital, flexible support that sustains excellence across campus.

The Webb Fund also strengthens departmental budgets, ensuring that teachers and students have the materials, equipment, and technology needed to bring ideas to life—from science labs and art studios to the stage and classroom.

As Webb’s first fundraising priority, The Webb Fund empowers the school to say “yes” to innovation in teaching and learning. It fuels faculty professional development, helps attract and retain outstanding educators, and gives teachers the freedom to design creative, crossdisciplinary courses that prepare students for an evolving world. Recent examples include Environmental Solutions, an Advanced Studies course engaging students in real-world sustainability projects; Literature and the Machine, which explores how technology shapes writing and critical thinking; and the second year of the Technology

Together, these resources create the margin of excellence that defines Webb— enabling faculty to innovate, students to thrive, and the school to flourish. The Webb Fund’s annual impact equals the return of an additional $45 million in endowment, underscoring the extraordinary power of annual giving to Webb’s success. The Webb Fund’s annual drive runs from July 1 through June 30, in alignment with Webb’s fiscal year. For more information or to establish a monthly or annual recurring gift, please contact Director of Development Kimberly Grant at (909) 482-5267 or kgrant@webb.org.

As Webb’s first fundraising priority, The Webb Fund empowers the school to say “yes” to innovation in teaching and learning.

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One Webb, Worldwide On March 19, screens lit up from Los Angeles to Beijing, Melbourne to London, as alumni, parents, and friends united for our eighth annual Webb Giving Day. Messages flew, WeChat buzzed, and our global community rallied across continents in a shared celebration of spirit and generosity, all in support of Webb.

Our Home The Webb Community means so much to me—it is my work, but it is also my home, where my husband and I choose to raise our family. What a privilege it is to raise our daughters in a community that values honor, trust, and unbounded thinking. We are forever grateful!

For over 24 hours, alongside our traditional Webb Day/Night activities, the global Webb community showed up in a big way. On campus, students engaged in spirited competitions and class challenges, while online, that same energy came alive as messages, photos, and gifts poured in from around the world, reminding us why this place means so much to so many. The result? A memorable day with $309,893 raised from 430 donors across four continents, reflecting the enduring strength of our worldwide community, and a whole lot of Webb pride. The energy soared as challenge matches unlocked throughout the day, igniting spirited yet friendly class competition and inspiring donors to jump in and push us over the finish line. Every gift sparked momentum. Every note sparked joy. Every voice made a difference. From the class of 1950 to the Class of 2023, a total of 61 alumni classes participated in the challenge, demonstrating true Webbie spirit!

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The cumulative energy from Giving Day fuels The Webb Fund, the flexible source

of support that strengthens every corner of campus life, from classrooms and athletic fields to financial aid and student programs. Donors also contributed $10,227 for scholarships, expanding access for future Webbies, and $58,750 for the Raymond M. Alf Museum, ensuring discovery and research continue to thrive. These gifts sustain the margin of excellence that keeps Webb at the forefront of innovation and opportunity. It is the difference between the ability to say “Yes!” to a new idea instead of “Let’s see if we can afford it next year,” and it allows us to take care of the surprises that arise each year on a 103-year-old campus. Giving Day isn’t just a day. It’s a movement. It’s Webb’s spirit in action. Across time zones and generations, our community once again proved that when we come together, we achieve great things! Thank you for making Giving Day 2025 unforgettable and unstoppable. Mark your calendars now for Giving Day 2026 on March 12!

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The Les and Barbara Perry Awards For over 100 years, The Webb Schools have remained steadfast to the standards of distinguished academic and athletic achievement complemented by a dedication to principles of unwavering ethical behavior and personal responsibility. These are the ideals upon which the school was founded—ideals which have been embodied by Les and Barbara Perry. From 1946 to 1976, Les and Barbara Perry dedicated their lives to Webb students. Among his many roles at Webb, Les served as athletic director, head football coach, head basketball coach, head baseball coach, advisor to the Block W Club, math teacher and assistant headmaster under both Steve Longley and Fred Hooper. Barbara was a committed dorm parent, providing the boys with much needed support. Each year, department heads are encouraged to nominate faculty members who are deserving of a Perry Award. These awards, established in 1995 by generous donors, honor the Perrys and serve as a tangible reward for a job well done.

Will Allan

The four Cs (Color, Clarity, Carat, and Cut) are traditionally used to evaluate the quality of a diamond. For this Perry recipient, we can redefine these four Cs to celebrate an exceptional member of our community to: Calm, Cool, Collected, and Committed. These qualities perfectly encapsulate Mr. Will Allan’s remarkable twenty-five-year tenure at Webb. Like a masterfully cut diamond that reveals its brilliance through multiple facets, Mr.Allan has demonstrated his versatility and dedication through numerous roles within our community. As a teacher, he is patient, approachable, and committed to supporting his students. As a coach, he has fostered both athletic excellence and character development throughout various sports and seasons. In

his roles as dorm head and lead dorm head, he has created a nurturing residential environment where students truly feel at home. As an advisor, he has guided countless students through their academic journeys, offering both support and challenge when needed. And of course, his institutional knowledge has been crucial to his service on various (and numerous) committees, helping to guide conversations around Webb’s continued evolution insightfully and thoughtfully. Similar to the strength and stability of diamonds, Mr. Allan’s strength lies in his unwavering consistency and reliability. He approaches each day with the same steady demeanor and commitment to excellence that has characterized his entire career at Webb. Whether in the classroom, on the playing field, or in the dormitory, his presence has been a cornerstone of our community.

Nika Haleftiras

From transforming campus courtyards into living laboratories to guiding students through local watershed studies (or cemeteries) to taking 60 students on a boat to whale watch, Ms. Nika Haleftiras’s impact in the classroom at Webb has been transformative. Her innovative approach to science education has elevated our curriculum, particularly through her recent redesign of the AP Environmental Science into our new Advanced Studies Environmental Solutions course. By

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incorporating hands-on learning experiences and realworld applications, she has created a more engaging and mission-aligned course that inspires students to think critically about environmental challenges and their role as responsible citizens of the Earth. Beyond academics, Ms. Haleftiras has served as a supportive, approachable, and intentional advisor for our ninth-grade students helping to guide them through their first year at Webb. Additionally, her contributions to our varsity basketball program are significant – through cultivating a team culture centered and rooted in growth, teamwork, and character development yielding success in addition to developing well- rounded student-athletes. And yet, perhaps most notably, Ms. Haleftiras has quickly become legendary for her role as the Alamo dorm head. Her dorm meetings have evolved into a beloved weekly tradition, creating informal mentoring opportunities and strengthening campus connections through her mutual love of food with her residents. These gatherings exemplify her ability to foster meaningful relationships and create inclusive spaces. Ms. Haleftiras has shown remarkable leadership as a residential faculty member, as she has cultivated an incredible dorm environment that her Alamo residents truly describe as their “home away from home.” Ms. Haleftiras embodies the values of educational excellence, mentorship, and community engagement that define our institution. Her contributions have enriched our campus immeasurably.

Leah Moore

Leah Moore joined our century-old community last year; few could have predicted how profoundly she would reshape it in such a short amount of time. From the classroom to the basketball court, from student living spaces to vital affinity group work, her impact has been both immediate and transformative. In just over one short year, Ms. Moore has made a significant impact in pretty much every single aspect of Webb that she’s involved in. In the classroom, Ms. Moore fosters a culture of deep intellectual curiosity and critical thinking. In particular, Ms. Moore has a keen ability to guide complex and thoughtful class discussions while creating an environment where diverse perspectives are welcomed and explored and celebrated. Additionally, beyond her teaching excellence, Ms. Moore is a dedicated basketball and track coach, a committed and supportive advisor, and creates a homelike residential environment for our students as a residential faculty member.

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What is even more impressive, however, is that this is just all the visible work that Ms. Moore does on a dayto-day basis. Yet, some of the most impactful work that Ms. Moore does is with our black affinity group at Webb to cultivate a space and community centered around ensuring that our students feel safe, seen, and heard. Much of this work, by nature of affinity work, is not quite as public and/or visible, but we hope that this is a moment where we can acknowledge and celebrate the incredibly intentional work that Ms. Moore has done to support our community in just over one year here at Webb. Much of the same way that Les and Barbara Perry centered students in their daily work at Webb, Ms. Moore does the same.

Eric Vos

In a campus community as intricate and diverse as Webb, there are countless unsung heroes who make tremendous impacts in less visible ways. These individuals form the backbone of our institution, working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that they are supporting the health and wellbeing of our community. Among these remarkable individuals, one name stands out: Eric Vos. Throughout his tenure at Webb, Mr. Eric Vos has exemplified the qualities of Les and Barbara Perry. As a school counselor, he has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to student well-being, serving as a dependable, caring, and empathetic presence in the lives of countless students. His one-on-one work with students is nothing short of transformative, providing crucial support and guidance during their academic journeys and personal growth. Additionally, Mr. Vos’s contributions extend far beyond his role as a counselor. As the faculty advisor to our Peer Advisor program, he empowers students to support one another, fostering a culture of mutual aid and understanding. His leadership as our varsity tennis coach instills valuable life lessons about teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Furthermore, his role teaching freshman seminar creates a space for our 9th grade students to explore relevant topics that are directly related to their growth and development as healthy adolescents. What truly sets Mr. Vos apart is his humble nature. He is not one to seek recognition or praise for his efforts, preferring instead to focus on the impact of his work. This selflessness only amplifies the profound influence he has on our community, making him such a well-deserving recipient of this year’s Perry Award.

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Faculty & Staff Awards — 2024–2025 THE LAURENCE MCMILLIN EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Cory Warren, Humanities

Cory Warren

Stephen Hebert

Dr. Elizabeth Cantwell

In just two years at Webb, Cory Warren has made a remarkable impact on the community. As a humanities teacher, advisor, LGBTQ+ affinity group advisor and advocate, Breakfast magazine advisor, and coach, Mr. Warren consistently puts students at the center of his work. He is grounded, genuine, and deeply authentic in both his actions and the way he lives his values. In the classroom, Warren brings a wealth of knowledge about literature and a passion for teaching writing and close textual analysis. But beyond content, he brings joy and a deep understanding of what makes learning meaningful. He’s committed to his own growth, recently becoming a certified naturalist through the state of California—a testament to his curiosity and drive to keep learning. Warren’s presence fosters a true sense of belonging. “He embodies radical empathy.” He creates inclusive, thoughtful spaces where students and colleagues alike feel seen and supported. He is an advisor to the Honor Council for 2025-2026. The Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by David Loo ’79.

JAMES T. DEMETRIADES ’80 ENDOWED PRIZE FOR UNBOUNDED THINKING Stephen Hebert, Humanities Stephen Hebert, co-leader of the Humanities Department, the Boys’ League Golf Coach of the Year, a rockstar organizer and a senior advisor, is always looking to support and elevate those around him. He’s dedicated to innovative pedagogy and eager to make space for all educators to reflect and grow. His creativity, eye for living a great life and genuine care make a meaningful impact on his students and colleagues alike. His exceptional attention to detail is always evident. One student shared that

his class is a space where you learn about history, laugh and learn about life. His golfers speak to how purposeful every practice feels, with sessions designed to build both skill and confidence and he is always a partner with athletes to troubleshoot challenges intentionally. His teams, classes, department, advisory—even his Monday night labs in the library!—are all spaces grounded in respect and shaped by his authentic interest in each person’s voice. Hebert is passionate, supportive, committed to growth and learning. The James T. Demetriades ’80 Endowed Prize in Unbounded Thinking was established and endowed by James T. Demetriades ’80.

JEAN E. MILLER EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Dr. Elizabeth Cantwell, Humanities Elizabeth Cantwell is a deeply valued member of the Webb community and a dedicated leader of the Humanities Department. She is an exceptional educator and an advocate for curiosity, creativity, and student voice; creating spaces where all feel seen and empowered. Over the past ten years, Cantwell has made challenging ideas and texts accessible, relevant, and fun—especially when they’re weird. Her signature class, Gothic Literature, is one of the most talked-about courses on campus, pushing students to explore horror through a thoughtful academic lens. Her students say they want to do the homework in her class because she helps them understand why it matters. Beyond the classroom, she has led the debate team, contributed to the literary magazine, and been a consistent presence in the dorms, where students appreciate her approachability and genuine interest in their lives. Her intelligence, evident in all that she does, is carried with humility and care. She inspires students to rise to her high expectations with respect and admiration. The Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by The Affiliates.

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THOMPSON AND VIVIAN WEBB AWARD Dr. Mairin Balisi, Science/Alf Museum Mairin Balisi is an extraordinary educator whose passion and intellect are felt across the Webb community. In the classroom, in the field, or in conversation with a curious student, she brings her distinct blend of scholarly rigor and genuine warmth. Rather than providing easy answers, Balisi invites students to draw on their own knowledge and curiosity, helping them arrive at complex understandings with confidence. In Advanced Studies Paleontology Research and in the afternoon research program, Balisi’s brings paleontology to life. “Snackumentary Fridays,” fully outfitted with her freshly baked lemon bars or carrot cake frosted to resemble fluorescent moss, is a seemingly small gesture that speaks volumes about how much she values student engagement. Flexible and deeply dedicated, Balisi creates a learning environment where students are inspired. As one of her students said, “She’s just a great person to be around.” She is a role model, a mentor, and a source of inspiration for the entire community. The Thompson and Vivian Webb Award was endowed by Edmund L. Piper ’43.

JOHN AND MADELINE FRAMPTON STAFF CELEBRATION AWARD Annalise Reynosa, Science Department Even if she isn’t quite as visible as the rest of the department, Annalise Reynosa’s work impacts every single student at Webb each and every year. As the lab technician, she is the backbone of the science department, ensuring labs run seamlessly while instilling proper safety protocols and accountability in our students. Beyond regularly setting up and organizing lab spaces, Reynosa has also taken on the important role of caretaker for all of our lovely science department pets, as well. Her commitment to Webb’s community extends far beyond the science labs, as she is often seen attending weekend

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events to cheer on her students to help ensure that faculty and students feel seen and appreciated. Additionally, as a committed volleyball coach, she inspires athletes to embrace diligence, resilience, and perseverance. Reynosa serves as an exceptional role model for our students, balancing generous support with appropriate accountability. Her colleagues value her as both a reliable professional resource and a compassionate presence in the community.

Dr. Mairin Balisi

The John and Madeline Frampton Staff Celebration Award was established and endowed anonymously in 2023.

JOANN ROBINSON STAFF DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD Teresa Acosta, Dining Services This year, Teresa Acosta was recognized for her remarkable 34 years of service to Webb. Teresa has dedicated much of her life to supporting the students and the entire Webb community. She is a hardworking, committed employee who consistently goes above and beyond in her role. Throughout her time at Webb, Acosta has contributed in many different capacities within the dining hall, making her an invaluable member of the team. Her initiative to clean, organize, and assist wherever needed exemplifies her dedication to the success of her colleagues and the school. Beyond her regular responsibilities, Acosta is a reliable source of support during the summer months, often volunteering to take on extra hours to help other departments. This further demonstrates her commitment to Webb and its community. Acosta takes great pride in her work, and the Webb community is incredibly fortunate to have her. We are proud to present her with this well-deserved recognition! The Joann Robinson Staff Distinguished Service Award was established in 2012 to honor an exemplary staff person for their long term and dedicated service to the Webb community.

Annalise Reynosa

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Message from the Chief Advancement Officer “I look forward to getting to know the generous individuals and organizations that make our work possible...”

I am delighted to have joined this remarkable community. The Webb Schools stand apart—not only for providing an exceptional education that cultivates values of honor, moral courage, and service, but also for the strength of the community that sustains it. The success of the Centennial Campaign is a powerful reflection of that shared commitment and generosity. As we build on this momentum, I’m excited to imagine what’s next for Webb—both for our students and for the timeless, transformative value of a Webb education. As you read this report, I hope it conveys the extraordinary generosity of the Webb community over the past year and the profound impact your philanthropy continues to make.

Most of all, I look forward to getting to know the generous individuals and organizations that make our work possible and who, through their support of Webb, help shape the next generation of leaders poised to make a difference in the world. On behalf of the students we serve, thank you for your partnership in this important endeavor. I look forward to meeting many of you in the months ahead and to working together to advance Webb and its enduring mission.

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BOAR D OF TUR S TEES

Trustees The Webb Schools 2024-25 Board Of Turstees Sanjay P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman Rahmi Mowjood ’90, D.O., Vice Chair, Secretary R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70, Chairman, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Board, ex officio Tammie Brailsford Michael M. Chang ’92 Kathy Chen Liu ’99 Deval R. Dvivedi ’00 Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95 Jessica Gupta ’05 Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle Jennifer Y. Ishiguro ’91 Naveen Jeereddi ’92 Sandra Lee Rebish, M.D. ’88 Andrew Pan Miles R. Rosedale ’69 Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11 Theresa Smith, Ph.D., Head of School, President & Chief Executive Officer, ex officio Wendin D. Smith, Ph.D. ’89 Jordan H. Taylor ’02 Lance C. Williams ’97

Life Trustees

Bob Adler Anne Gould Ann Longley Claire McCloud Kimball (Kim) McCloud ’67 Roger Millar ’61 Susan Nelson Paul Reitler ’54 Peter Ziegler ’63

Raymond M. Alf Museum Of Paleontology 2024-25 Board Of Trustees R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70, Chairman Gretchen J. Augustyn Terry W. Baganz, Secretary Richard H. Clark Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Sanjay P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman, The Webb Schools, ex officio Andrew Farke, Ph.D., Museum Director, President, ex officio Daniel Gluckstein, M.D. Ronald P. Hagander ’66 James E. Hall, Ph.D. ’59 Lexington B. Henn ’09 F. Gard Jameson, Jr. Ph.D. ’71 Carl W.R. Lachman ’86 David P. Mirkin, M.D. ’66 L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54 Michelle Plyley Mary W. Rose, Ph.D. Elizabeth A. Smith ’92 Theresa Smith, Ph.D., Head of School, ex officio Charles Steinmann, M.D. Page W. Thibodeaux Thomas Yu ’06 Tammy Zipser

Life Trustees

Anne G. Earhart John R. Lynas ’55 Douglas F. Myles Michael O. Woodburne, Ph.D

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2024–2025 Facts & Stats Year Founded

Total Living Alumni of Record

Student Body

Total Living Alumni Demographics

Student Demographics

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405 Total students 101 Class of 2025 17 States 19 Countries

Faculty

63 Teaching faculty 75% Live on campus 90% Hold advanced degrees 6:1 Student/teacher ratio

National Merit Recognition Over the past five years 510 Total graduates 14 Winners 40 Finalists 46 Semi-finalists 99 Letters of Commendation 29 National Hispanic Scholars

Athletics

40 Teams 15 Sports Fine Arts Dance Instrumental and Choral Music Media Arts Technical Theater Theater Visual Arts

Operating Budget $28.3M

Endowment $74M

Financial Aid

$7M+ to 30% of students/families

5,791

50 States 46 Countries

The Association of Boarding Schools Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools (founding member) Association of Independent School Admission Professionals California Association of Independent Schools (founding member) College Entrance Examination Board Council for the Advancement and Support of Education Cum Laude Society Educational Records Bureau Independent Curriculum Group National Association of College Admission Counseling National Association of Independent Schools National Coalition of Girls’ Schools Western Association of Schools and Colleges Western Boarding Schools Association

Alf Museum

American Alliance of Museums American Association for the Advancement of Science American Society of Mammalogists Association for Materials and Methods in Paleontology Geological Society of America International Biogeography Society National Association of Geology Teachers National Geographic Society National Science Teacher Association Paleontological Society Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections Society of Vertebrate Paleontology

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Revenues and Expenditures Annual Operating Budget: $28.3M

Revenue 6.0% Investment and other Income

6.5% Endowment distribution 6.5% Gifts to The Webb Fund

81.0% Net tuition and fees

The Webb Endowment Market Value 2020-21: $55.1M 2021-22: $55.3M 2022-23: $59.2M 2023-24: $65.2M 2024-25: $74.0M

Gifts and Pledges Received Total Giving

Expenses 58.5% Salaries and benefits

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12.9% General administration 13.9% Operations and physical plant 14.7% Faculty, academic, and student programming

2020-21: $4.6M 2021-22: $110.9M 2022-23: $11.8M 2023-24: $6.5M 2024-25: $5.7M

Participation Highlights Alumni Participation: 24% Parent Participation: 58% Board of Trustees: 100%

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2024-25 Alumni Council Kathy Fredrich ’02, President David Ivey-Soto ’82, Vice President Doug Gregg ’66, Immediate Past President

Members at Large

Jason Brooks ’99 Ariel Fan ’10 Christine French ’90 Jim Hawkins ’70 Stephanie Ho ’04 Faye Karnavy Sahai ’86 Sandeep Madhavan ’99 Bassil Madanat ’04 Coleen Martinez ’86 Jim Reese ’67 Juliana Romeo ’17 Nihar Shah ’04 Eissa Villasenor ’98 Jim Wetrich ’75

Regional Representatives

Kunal Shah ’97 – Orange County, CA Carly Paris ’10 – Los Angeles, CA Whitney Wharton ’05 – San Diego, CA Will Habos ’04 – San Francisco, CA Jessica Dholakia Varshneya ’07 – San Francisco, CA AJ Hess ’12 – New York, NY Alexis De La Rosa ’11 – Denver, CO David Ivey-Soto ’82 – Washington, DC Preston Clarke ’98 – Phoenix, AZ Keating Leung ’98 – Hong Kong Henry Xu ’12 – Greater Bay Area, China Joanne Goh ’99 – Shanghai, China Chan Woo Sung ’86 – Seoul, South Korea Mabel Hsu ’01 - Taiwan

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Affiliates Executive Committee 2024-25 President Joycelynne Palmer-Stodghill P ’26

Student Life Event Chairs Danielle Shin P ’27, Lei Dai P ’25

Immediate Past President Janel Hastings ’87, P ’22, ’25

Athletics Liaisons Emilie Llorens P ’27, Amy Pino P ’26, Kelly and Buzz Cook P ’23, ’27

Vice President Laila Sharifi P ’21, ’26 Culture and Community Liaisons Pan Xu P ’25, Kay and Dalyn Montgomery P ’26 Fundraising Committee Chairs Julia Falk ’90, P ’25, Emily Birkenseer P ’27, Rick Wang P ’27 Parent and Faculty/Staff Event Chairs Jack Hao P ’27, ’27, Lenice Base P ’19, ’26, ’27 Parent Class Representatives Liaisons Jenny Wanland P ’26, Susan Bohrer Berg P ’25, ’28 Recording Secretary Danielle Centeno P ’22, ’24, ’26, ’26

Fine Arts Liaisons Elaine Alvarez P ’25, Annette Barrantes P ’25 International Liaison Kun (Karen) Li P ’26 Members at Large Chun (Eason) Ye P ’26, Fadilah Hussain P ’27, Nina Piaseckyj P ’22, ’26, Mala Taylor P ’26 New Family Welcome Liaison Kristin Miller P ’25 Raymond M. Alf Museum Liaison Liz Smith ’92, P ’25 Volunteer Coordinator Danlei (Cindy) Li P ’25

Parent Class Representatives 2024-25 WSC 2025 Susan Bohrer Berg P ’25, ’28 Kirsten Suttner P ’22, ’25 Michelle Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22, ’25

WSC 2027 Jack Hao P ’27, ’27 Annamarie von Firley P ’27 Emilie Llorens P ’27

VWS 2025 Lei Dai P ’25 Summer Duffy P ’22, ’25 Amber Chin P ’23, ’25, ’26

VWS 2027 Rick Wang P ’27 Fiona Wang P ’27 Lenice Base P ’19, ’26, ’27 Fadilah Hussain P ’27 Ofelia Vargas P ’21, ’27

WSC 2026 Amy Pino P ’26 Hilary Hansen-Jung P ’15, ’17, ’19, ’26 VWS 2026 Jenny Wanland P ’26 Joycelynne Palmer-Stodghill P ’26

2028 Ashlee Park P ’28 Johanna Chock P ’23, ’28 Martha Castro Quintero P ’28 Mala Taylor P ’26, ’28 Vanessa Fargeat-Galvan P ’28 Jennifer Barouti P ’28

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LEGACY HALL OF FAME

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Legacy Hall of Fame We wish to give special recognition to the following donors who have given $1 million or more over the course of their lifetime to The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Their philanthropy has transformed our campus and impacted the lives of generations of students. $5 Million or More

Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68 James D. ’42 and Lin Burke+ Wayne “Skip” ’59+ and Sharon Hanson+ Col. John S. Rogers USAF (RET.) ’59 and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation Anonymous

$2.5 Million to $4.99 Million

+ deceased Updated as of 6/30/2025.

The Ahmanson Foundation Gretchen Augustyn P ’89 and Family Yan Cheung and Ming Chung Liu P ’10 James E. Drasdo ’63 Robert A. Hefner III ’53 Avery McCarthy ’52+ Estate of David J. ’37 and Virginia E. Pinkham Anonymous

$1 Million to $2.49 Million

Guilford C. Babcock ’49 John M. Bryan ’43+ The Crean Foundation The Fawcett Family Charline E. and Michael T. Gallagher P ’07, ’09 Victor E. Heerman ’42+ Clifford S. Heinz, Jr. ’37+ and the C.S. Heinz Foundation The Charles Huang Foundation Blake ’95 and Courtney Johnson Yanji Luo and Li Jiang P ’20 R.J. and Laura Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20 Miles R. Rosedale ’69 Charles E. Scripps ’37+ Estate of Dwight W. Taylor ’49 Anonymous (3)

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ENDOWED FUNDS

Endowed Funds

As funds held in perpetuity, endowments generate revenue for scholarships, educational programs, athletics, faculty enrichment, and many other areas critical to the success of the schools and museum. A generous endowment gives an institution confidence that it can remain true to its mission regardless of a challenging economy. The Board of Trustees currently uses a 4.0% annual payout rate for Webb and a 5.0% payout rate for the Alf Museum. Webb’s endowed funds are managed by Goldman Sachs & Co., a global leader in investment research, strategy, and management. We are forever grateful to the individuals, families, and organizations listed below whose generosity secures the future of The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Funds listed in alphabetical order.

Adams Family Math Fund Established in 1990 to furnish and endow the mathematics laboratory, this fund was made possible by generous gifts from the families of Peter Adams ’35 and Morgan Adams, Jr. Ahmanson Teaching Endowment Created with grants from The Ahmanson Foundation in 1990 and 1996 to provide resources for faculty support. The Alamo Fund Established in 2017 by Dodd Fischer ’61, this endowed maintenance fund provides for upkeep and renewal of The Alamo, a home away from home for many Webb students. The fund was created to honor four of Dodd’s lifelong friends and classmates: Andrew Branscome ’61, a southern gentleman who championed the rights of man; twin brothers Don ’61 and John Girard ’61, who had a combined 94 years of service as medical doctors; and Samuel Zemurray III ’61, another southern gentleman and cattle expert who helped others less fortunate receive independent educations. Raymond M. Alf Inspirational and Unbounded Teaching Chair in Science Funded by Robert A. Hefner III ’53 in 1998 in honor of Ray Alf, this fully endowed chair provides a competitive salary and benefits package to an innovative, energetic, and unbounded science teacher.

The Raymond M. Alf Peccary Society Chair Established in 1999 by the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation, this chair supports the development of new and expanded programs that provide Webb students with unique educational opportunities in paleontology and scientific research, and also supports the museum director’s work with Webb students in the field, the lab, and the classroom. This gift was made possible by Col. John ’59 and June Rogers. The Alumni Endowed Fund for Equity and Support Established in 2023 by the Board of Trustees, in an ongoing effort to sustain a sense of inclusion and belonging in the Webb community, this fund provides additional resources to ensure all Webb students have access to the full breadth of the Webb experience. Appleby Endowed Scholarship Fund for Student Diversity Established in 1996 by Carlton Appleby ’41 to support scholarships. Appleby Maintenance Fund Established in 1987 by Carlton Appleby ’41 in honor of his mother, Jerene Appleby Harnish, to provide for the ongoing care of Appleby Dormitory. The Richard and Kathleen Armour Scholarship Fund Established in 2001 by Mrs. Richard Armour, mother of Geoff ’59, to provide scholarship support for deserving students.

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Endowed Funds (continued) Augustyn Family Curator of Paleontology & Research Fund Established in 2011 by Alf Museum trustee Gretchen Augustyn P ’89 and her family to fully endow the salary of the curator at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology and also support the museum’s research work with Webb students and the scientific community at large. Olive W. and Bruce P. Baganz Fund for Geology Established in 2021 by Terry and Bruce Baganz to support geology education at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. The fund will support Museum staff professional development in geology, field trips, Museum classroom technology with direct application to geology, support for geology library materials, outside speakers and programs on science-based geology organized by the Museum, paleontology laboratory support, classroom materials on geology in conjunction with Museum designation, support for geologybased Museum research, and more. The C.J. Peter Bennett ’40 Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by C.J. Peter Bennett ’40 in honor of his 75th reunion to provide financial aid to a deserving student.

The Michael ’92 and Alicia Chang Scholarship Established in 2012 by Michael Chang ’92 and his wife in honor of his 20th reunion to provide financial assistance to a deserving Webb School of California boarder. The Kenneth Clarke, Jr. Scholarship Fund Established by Richard P. Clarke ’63, in honor of his father, this fund allows The Webb Schools to attract and support the best and brightest and most diverse young men and women who wish to build on an established foundation of personal integrity, hard work, and personal achievement. Class of 1939 Fund Established to support the sciences. Class of 1942 Fund Established to support scholarships for deserving students. Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 by Bruce Rule ’62, Jim Moore ’62, and Stephen Shafer ’62, in honor of their 50th reunion to provide scholarship support. Class of 1963 Scholarship Fund Established to support scholarships for deserving students.

Blanchard Organ Endowed Fund Established in 1996 by William B. Blanchard ’51 to endow the upkeep and maintenance of the Vivian Webb Chapel organ.

Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 1965 in honor of their 50th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Otis Booth ’40 Scholarship Fund Established in 2011 by The Otis Booth Foundation in memory of Otis Booth ’40 to provide scholarship support.

Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2016 by members of the Class of 1966 in honor of their 50th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Edwin B. Buffum Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1981 in memory of Edwin B. Buffum ’43 by Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bryan ’43 to provide scholarship support.

Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund Founded in 1994 in honor of Les and Barbara Perry, this fund provides scholarship support for a student who displays excellence in the classroom and on the athletic field.

John M. Bryan ’43 Endowed Scholarship Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support. The Adam Cave ’12 Scholarship Fund Established in 2017 by the Class of 2012 in memory of their classmate Adam Cave ’12 at the time of their 5th reunion, with additional support from alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and friends.

Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by the Class of 1970 in celebration of their 35th reunion to provide financial aid to a deserving student. Class of 1974 Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 by the Class of 1974 in honor of their 40th reunion to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

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Class of 1979 Endowed Fund for Teaching and Learning Resources Established by members of the Class of 1979, this fund supports an innovative and relevant education for Webb students. Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 1980 in honor of their 35th reunion to provide scholarship support. Class of 1995 Scholarship Fund Established in honor of the Class of 1995’s 30-year reunion to support financial aid scholarships for students in need. Coffin Fund Established in 1969 by Nancy Coffin, this fund provides scholarship support. Nancy, a former trustee, is the mother and grandmother of 12 graduates of The Webb Schools. Collegiate School Scholarship Fund Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support to Vivian Webb School by the trustees of Claremont Collegiate School (formerly Girls’ Collegiate School) after the school closed. Robert L. Connolly Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund In 2018 in honor of his 30th reunion, Robert “Bob” L. Connolly ’89 with his wife, Nancy Tung, created this fund in memory of Bob’s father, Robert L. Connolly, Sr., who taught at The Webb Schools from 1982 to 1991 and was a dedicated math teacher to his son and many of his son’s peers. This fund will provide financial aid for future generations of Webb students. Marvin S. Corwin Endowment Established in 1992 from the estate of Marvin S. Corwin, father of Nicholas ’84, to endow a speaker’s program for Webb School of California.

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The Crean Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2010 by The Crean Foundation of Newport Beach, California to provide scholarships to deserving students. This support was made possible by the Crean family, and in part by parent and Crean Foundation board member Susan Thomas P ’05, ’09. The Jim Dahler Fund for Faculty Excellence Established and named in memory of a longterm faculty member, The Jim Dahler Fund for Faculty Excellence supports the lives and professional work of talented and dedicated faculty. Few educators embody the spirit of Webb as closely as Jim Dahler did in his 36 years of service. His legacy lives on in the spirit of those he inspired—students, alumni, faculty, staff, and parents who are forever grateful for his numerous contributions and who created this fund in his honor. James T. Demetriades ’80 Endowed Prize For Unbounded Teaching Established in 2005 by James Demetriades ’80 in honor of his 25th reunion, the prize is awarded annually to a Webb teacher for the most innovative and creative course, program, or approach that fosters a hearty appetite for the joys of unbounded thinking and learning among students and others. The Ding Family Endowed Fund Established in honor of their children, Jian Ding and Yi Wang P ’24, ’28, ’28 created The Ding Family Fund to provide perpetual unrestricted operating funds to Webb to enhance its operations and secure its future. The Pravina Dholakia Scholarship Fund Established in 2002 by Sanjiv Dholakia ’87 & Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87, P ’21 and Sameer Dholakia ’91 in honor of their mother to provide scholarship support to a deserving Vivian Webb School student. The John Duden Class of ’81 Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 by members of the Class of 1981 in honor of their 25th reunion to support scholarships for deserving students. In 2018, the

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Endowed Funds (continued) fund was renamed by the Class of 1981 to honor the memory of their devoted classmate. The Carroll and Linda Duncan Fund Established in 2021 by a generous estate gift from Carroll and Linda Duncan P ’87 to support boarding students. The 21st Century Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Snigdha and Deval Dvivedi ’00, with additional gifts from Sandeep Madhavan ’99 and members of Webb’s Classes from 2000 to the present to provide financial aid to future generations of deserving students. The David D. Fawcett ’61 & Diane C. Wilsdon Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 by members of the Class of 1961 in honor and recognition of their classmate’s extraordinary 39-year career and his wife’s 30-year career as Webb faculty members and presented at their retirement. David Fleishhacker ‘55 Research Award in Paleontology Established in 2019 by David Fleishhacker ’55 and his wife, Victoria, to support student research at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Mortimer Fleishhacker ’50 Endowed Arts Fund Established in 2012 by Françoise Fleishhacker in honor of her late husband. The purpose of the endowed fund is to provide ongoing annual programmatic support for the arts at Webb. It is intended to create supplemental income to increase the arts budget so faculty can enhance production capabilities, concerts, exhibits, hire professional guest artists, etc.

Fawcett Library Plant Endowment This endowment was made possible by life trustee Mrs. W.R. Fawcett in 1989 for the ongoing support of the W. Russell Fawcett Memorial Library. Firestone Fund This scholarship endowment was made possible by Leonard K. Firestone, father of Kimball ’51 and A. Brooks ’54, and the Firestone Foundation. The Forney Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2018 by John and Jai Forney, Jonathan Forney ’02, and Christopher Forney ’03 to provide financial aid to families in extreme need. Preference will be given to students from the following geographic regions in priority order: 1) East Los Angeles or South Central Los Angeles; 2) Small town rural America as defined by populations under 50,000. The Fund for Arts and Sciences Established in 2021, this endowed fund ensures that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain its excellence in arts and sciences, specifically paleontology, biology, music, math, and humanities. Edward E. Ford Foundation Fund Established in 1994 to support faculty enrichment. Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund Established in 1984 with a matching grant to support scholarships. The Fund to Support Arts and Sciences Established in 2021 by Chris Wu and Elizabeth Deng P ’23 to provide resources to sustain Webb’s excellence in the arts and sciences, specifically paleontology, biology, music, math, and humanities. The John and Madeline Frampton Fund for Staff Enrichment Established in 2023 to honor the legacy of John and Madeline Frampton, the Frampton Fund celebrates members of The Webb Schools’ staff for their dedication and hard work and their achievements both small and large. George F. Getty Memorial Fund Established in 1973 in memory of George F. Getty ’42 to provide scholarship support.

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The Gao/Li Family Fund for Faculty Development and Support Moved by the long and meaningful career of Jim Dahler, Liangyu Gao and Kun Li P ’26 created this fund to thank and support teachers for dedicating their life to the profession. Designated funding supports Webb’s faculty sabbatical program. The fund allows faculty paid time off for research and creative activities, travel, development of new curriculum or programs, acquisition of new skills, and more. Catherine Garrison Fund Established in 1983 by Anne Garrison Gould, life trustee and founding Vivian Webb School trustee, in memory of her mother, to provide scholarship support for Vivian Webb students. George E. Hoag II ’36 Fund Established in 1950 to provide scholarship support. Hamilton Endowed Chapel Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hamilton ’41, parents of John ’84, to provide upkeep and maintenance of the Vivian Webb Chapel. The Clifford S. Heinz ’37 Ethical Education Program Established in 1999 by Clifford S. Heinz ’37 to support the key aspect of Webb’s mission and its most important educational objective, character development. Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42 Athletic Fund Established in 1978 to support the athletic program at Webb School of California. Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42 Guest Cottage Fund Established in 1993 to furnish and endow the guest cottage. The Robert A. Hefner III ’53 Endowment for Excellence in Science Established in 1998 to provide annual support for five specific science-related initiatives to ensure that Webb forever remains at the forefront of science education.

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William Griffith Henshaw III ’41 Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 to honor the memory of William Griffith Henshaw III ’41 and his family’s multi-generational Webb experience. Higbie Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 1983 by Harley G. Higbie ’43 to provide scholarship support. Bernard & Yolande Horwitz Scholarship Fund Established in 1999 from the estate of Yolande Horwitz to support Vivian Webb School scholarships. H. Earl Hoover II, Fund Established by life trustee H. Earl (Bud) Hoover ’52, to provide scholarship support. Hu Family Endowed Fund for Faculty Support Established in 2018 by Mr. Bingfeng Hu and Mrs. Qunya Hu, parents of Frank ’20 and Daniel ’23, to honor their family, this fund will contribute to faculty salaries and professional development. The Alvin ’93 and Jacinta Hung Scholarship Fund Established in 2021 by Alvin ’93 and Jacinta Hung to provide scholarship support to deserving students and their families. Ip Family Student Leadership Development Fund Established in 2008 by Regina Ip Lau, in honor of her daughter Cynthia ’08, this fund supports training opportunities for student leaders such as travel to regional and national conferences, leadership development retreats, special speakers and other opportunities that foster leadership skills. The Curtis C. Kaufman ’47 Scholarship Fund Established by Monique Kaufman in memory of her husband, this fund provides scholarship support to deserving students. The King Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Mrs. Si Wai “Shirley” Ng in honor of her son, Hoi Kai “Bill” King ’19, upon the occasion of his graduation. The fund provides scholarships to deserving students and their families.

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Endowed Funds (continued) Sherwood and Rona Kingsley Trust Established in 2019 by Sherwood Kingsley ’58 and his wife, Rona, to support student research at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Trowbridge W. Kirk ’54 Scholarship Fund Established in 2010 to honor the memory of Trowbridge “Toby” Kirk ’54, the fund provides scholarship support for Webb School of California students. Robert K. Langstaff Fund Established in 1977 by Clarence and Mary Langstaff to provide scholarship support.

Liu/Sheng Family Fund for Excellence in History Created by Yong Liu and Yiwen Sheng P ’27, the Liu/Sheng Fund supports Webb’s history program, specifically the study and research of history by teachers and students.

Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Fund Established in 1982 with a gift from the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation to provide scholarship support.

The Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 on the occasion of his 35th reunion to provide scholarships to deserving students.

Li Family Endowed Fund Established in 2016 in honor of Cecilia Li ’20 by her parents, Mr. Lixin Li and Mrs. Shihong Peng, to benefit the programs and operation of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.

Bertha M. Lynch Principes Scholarship Established in 1990 by Wayne (Skip) Hanson ’59, Robert M. Hanson ’62, and their father, Wayne A. Hanson, to provide scholarship support. The fund is named in memory of the Hanson’s maternal grandmother.

Keith Wilson Loring ’46 Scholarship Fund Established in 2011 by Keith Loring ’46 to provide scholarship support for Webb School of California students. The Donald L. Lofgren Endowed Director’s Chair Established in 2019 with a lead gift by Ken De Nault ’61 in honor of Don Lofgren to endow the Director of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology position. Since the fund was first established, it has received gifts from alumni, parents and friends across the decades in honor of Dr. Lofgren. Ann R. Longley Fund Established in 1984 to honor the founding headmistress of Vivian Webb School, the fund’s purpose is to assist VWS students who exhibit outstanding leadership potential. Stephen R. Longley Fund Established in 1979 in honor of the third headmaster of Webb School of California to provide scholarship support.

Edward F. Mansfield ’37 Endowment In memory of Edward (or Ned as his friends knew him), a member of the class of 1937 and an early student and a lifelong friend of Ray Alf, the Mansfield Endowment provides support for the field research, exhibit, and outreach programs of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Ma Family Endowed Fund Established in 2019 by Peter Ma and Molly Zhou P ’20. George H. Mayr Fund Established with a challenge grant in 1986 to create scholarships. The Louis M. Mayberg ’80 Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by Louis Mayberg ’80 to provide scholarship support. The Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award Established in 2005 in honor of former faculty member Laurence McMillin and his wife, Marguerite, for their many years of service to The Webb Schools.

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McDermott Family Fund for Excellence in Mandarin Established in 2017 by Michael McDermott ’83 and Amanda Bi to provide resources for teacher and student development in the area of world languages and cultures. Specifically, these funds will be used to support instruction in Mandarin and provide faculty and students with resources they can use to further their immersion into their study of Mandarin and Chinese culture.

N. Price Paschall ’67 Fund Established in 1966 by Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Paschall, parents of Price Paschall ’67, to provide scholarship support.

Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award Named in honor of the second headmistress of Vivian Webb School, the fund was established in 1987 by The Affiliates of The Webb Schools to recognize and reward distinguished teaching.

Les and Barbara Perry Faculty Enrichment Fund Established in 1995 to honor Les and Barbara Perry with the creation of the “Perry Awards,” presented to deserving faculty who embody the Perry legacy.

Miranda Scholarship Fund Established in 1998 by Rodrigo, Sr. and Iona Miranda, parents of Cristobal ’95, Rodrigo, Jr. ’98, and Mariana ’98, to support scholarships. Timothy C. Moore ’59 Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 in honor of his 50th reunion to provide scholarship support. Lluella Morey Murphey Scholarship Endowment Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support, this fund was made possible in part by Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42. The Malcolm C. McKenna Goler Research Fund Established in 2008 in memory of Malcolm McKenna ’48, this fund supports fieldwork in the Goler Formation, which includes the study of California’s oldest fossil mammals and the early geologic history of coastal California 60 million years ago. Muhammed Rizvi Mowjood Library Endowment Established in 1992 to provide funds to purchase books for the study of Islam, this fund was made possible by friends and relatives in memory of Muhammad Mowjood, father of Rahmi ’90. Samuel H. Nigh, Jr. ’63 Fund Established in 1977 by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nigh, parents of Samuel H. Nigh, Jr. ’63, this fund provides an award to the student who has contributed most to the development of the athletic program at Webb School of California.

The Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Fund for Excellence in World Languages and Cultures Created in 2015 by Eric Pauwels ’79 in honor of his parents, the Pauwels Fund provides support for teacher and student development in the area of World Languages and Cultures.

The Endowed Fund for Physical Plant Excellence Established with a gift from an anonymous donor, this fund will grow with gifts from this donor and others who wish to ensure that Webb always has the means to refresh, improve and upgrade its distinctive and beautiful foothill campus. Pratt Fund Established in 1983 by Lycurgus (Curgie) Pratt ’52, father of Hewitt L. Pratt ’90, this fund provides scholarship support. Additional gifts to this fund were made by the Class of 1952 in his memory.. The Coach Dan Pride Fund Established in 2008 by the Wray and Dey families, the Coach Dan Pride Fund provides support to honor and recognize outstanding student-athletes through the Dan Pride Award, given annually to both a VWS and WSC student who characterize hard work, determination, and dedication in the athletic arena. Quon Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 by Ronald Quon ’55 to honor his father and family, this fund provides scholarship support that allows Webb to attract the best and brightest and most diverse students from across the nation. Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support.

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Endowed Funds (continued) Reitler Scholarship Endowment Established in 2004 by Paul ’54 and Mary Reitler to provide scholarship support. Reynolds Peccary Endowment Fund Established in 2000 with a gift from Daniel ’63 and Cecilia Reynolds to provide support for the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology peccary program. William R. Ripley ’60 Scholarship Fund Established by Richard Dukes ’78 in honor of his former teacher, the William R. Ripley ’60 Scholarship Fund supports students interested in world languages, international relations, and service, areas of study that Bill Ripley excelled in The Mary Stuart Rogers Endowed Scholarship The Mary Stuart Rogers Scholar Program began in 1995 with a generous gift from Col. John ’59 and June Rogers and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation. Since its beginning and because of the tremendous generosity of the Rogers family, the Rogers Scholar Program has grown from six to more than 20 students each and every year. To become a Rogers Scholar an individual must: demonstrate admirable qualities of character; demonstrate a strong work ethic and potential for academic achievement; demonstrate leadership potential among his/her peers; and contribute positively to the spirit and life of the schools through athletics, the arts, publications, and o ther activities. Hugh and Mary A. Rose Endowment for the Alf Museum Established in 2022 by Hugh and Mary A. Rose to support the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.

The Mary Routt and Robert Routt ’37 Endowed Scholarship Established in 1983 by Mary Routt and her son, Robert ’37, to provide scholarship support. The Ruddick Room Endowed Maintenance Fund Established in 2009 by William M. Ruddick ’49 in honor of his father, former Webb trustee, Harold Milton Ruddick. The Scripps Library Fund Established in 1990 by Robert P. Scripps, Jr. ’37 to provide ongoing resources for the purchase of new volumes for the library. Renee Leora Shaw ’00 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2000 by Ralph and Elba Shaw in honor of their daughter, Renee ’00, to provide scholarship support. William P. Skinner ’35 Peccary Endowment Established to provide support for the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology peccary program. Snite Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 by the Fred B. Snite Foundation to provide scholarship support to a deserving student. This support was made possible in part by alumnus and Snite Foundation board member Lance Williams ’97. The Taylor and Anne Stockdale Fund for Community Life Established by the Board of Trustees in 2023, the Taylor and Anne Stockdale Fund for Community Life honors and celebrates Taylor and Anne Stockdale for their extraordinary legacy of building community over 35 years at Webb. This fund is dedicated to enhancing the overall wellbeing of students, faculty, and staff by providing resources and opportunities for meaningful engagement. It supports a wide range of activities, such as organizing community service projects, cultural celebrations, and extracurricular clubs. Additionally, proceeds from this fund will be used to support the maintenance of the Taylor B. Stockdale Community Center. By nurturing a strong sense of belonging and encouraging social connections, the Stockdale Fund enriches the Webb experience and cultivates a spirit of unity and mutual support within the school community.

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Student Activity Fund Established by the Class of 2008 as part of their senior gift with additional gifts from the Classes of 1988 and 1990 in honor of their 20th reunions. The fund aims to assist financial aid students with extra-curricular costs, such as expenses related to senior trips, weekend activities, Unbounded Days, peccary trips, or community service outings. So many memorable Webb experiences happen outside the classroom, and the goal of this fund is to make these activities accessible to as many Webb students as possible. Student Leadership Program Development Fund This fund was established to ensure that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain and further develop its excellence in providing unique and valuable opportunities for student leadership. This fund supports annual student leadership programming, professional development for faculty advisors, and the development of leadership opportunities with outside partners such as the Claremont Colleges and throughout the broader community. The Sun Family Fund for Performing Arts Established in 2019 by LiangLiang Sun ’06 and the Sun family in support of the Orchestra and Chamber Singers Programs. The fund will ensure that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain its excellence in instrumental music and vocal performance. Thornton Family Teaching Chair Established in 1994 with gifts from the Flora L. Thornton Foundation and W. Laney Thornton ’63. The Tiedens Family Fund for Dance Established in 2020, this endowed fund provides support for Webb’s Dance Company by presenting program-enhancing opportunities for its student performers throughout the year. Virginia Sadler Toomay Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by General John C. Toomay ’39 in honor of his wife, Virginia, to provide scholarship support to Vivian Webb School.

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John Trefethen ’62 Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 by John Trefethen ’62 in honor of his 50th reunion to support the economic diversity of the Webb community through financial aid scholarships. The Tsui Family Athletic Endowment Established in 2011 by Dr. Fung Tsui and Ms. Chiu Fai Wong in honor of their son, Davis ’13, to provide operational support for the golf program. Annis Van Nuys Schweppe Book Fund Established in 1971 by the I.N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Foundation for book purchases. Leslys & Jim Vedder ’45 Scholarship Fund Created in memory of James Forest Vedder, Ph.D. ’45 by his wife, Leslys, to provide scholarships for students interested in scientific study. VWS Athletic Fund Established in 2008 by parents Dan Edwards and Robin Su-Edwards, John and Andrea Fuelling, and Arthur and Linda Cormier, this fund supports the Vivian Webb School athletic program. Wang Family Fund for Math and Science Established in 2019 by Wen Wang and Weiping Chen P ’21 to support the math and science departments at Webb. The Alexandra Wang ’27 Fund for Faculty Excellence Established by Rick and Fiona Wang P ’27, The Alexandra Wang ’27 Fund supports the lives and professional work of Webb’s faculty. Funds may be used to ensure faculty development is available to all Webb educators. Examples include professional growth activities, curriculum development grants, life enrichment activities, and special campus home improvements. Webb School of California Scholarship Fund This fund is composed of numerous gifts directed to scholarships for Webb School of California. The Webb and VWS Class of 1992 Scholarship Fund Created by the Class of ’92 in honor of their 25th reunion, this fund will allow The Webb Schools to attract and support the best and brightest and most diverse young men and women who wish

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Endowed Funds (continued) to build on an established foundation of personal integrity, hard work, and personal achievement. The Thompson and Vivian Webb Excellence in Teaching Award Established in 1988 by Edmund L. Piper ’43 to recognize excellence in teaching. The Thompson Webb Memorial Fund Established in 1974 in memory of the founder of Webb School of California to provide scholarship support. Rick Whyte ’57 VWS Student Athlete Fund Established in 2013 through the estate of alumnus and lifelong faculty member Frederick E. Whyte ’57 to provide scholarships for student-athletes at Vivian Webb School. Lance C. Williams ’97 Endowment Fund Established in 2014 by former museum trustee and current Webb trustee Lance Williams ’97 to support museum outreach and education. The Yang Family Fund Established in 2017 by Yunsong Yang P ’16 in honor of his daughter Kelsey ’16 to provide general operating funds to the schools in perpetuity.

Vivian Webb School Scholarship Fund This fund is composed of numerous gifts directed to scholarships for the Vivian Webb School. The Gordon A. Wilson Memorial Fund Established in 1974 in memory of Gordon A. Wilson, who spent 30 years at Webb School of California as a teacher and dean of the school, to provide scholarship support. Min Zhang & Ruoqi Zheng Museum Fund Established in 2018 by Mr. Min Zhang and Mrs. Ruoqi Zheng in honor of their son, Logan ’21, to endow the Alf Museum and support field research, classroom opportunities, and provide general program support. Endowment Funds Established Anonymously (5)

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The Hastings Society The Hastings Society recognizes donors who support The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology year after year. Named for Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42, this society honors our most loyal supporters who embody Al’s commitment to the schools and our community. A distinguished alumnus, life trustee, and consistent donor, Al dedicated his life to the advancement of The Webb Schools, giving every year and joining the Thompson & Vivian Webb Society by making a planned gift to the schools. He was an early champion of the establishment of Vivian Webb School and a close friend to Thompson and Vivian Webb. Membership in the Hastings Society is automatic after you have made a gift to Webb or the Alf Museum for three consecutive fiscal years (measured from July 1 to June 30). You remain in the society as long as you continue to renew your annual support. Thank you to each and every member of the Hastings Society for their steadfast support. * indicates membership in Hastings Society

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Recognition by Giving Club The following includes gifts and pledge payments made between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025.

Head’s Circle Principes Circle Gifts of $1,000,000 & above Anonymous

Founders Circle Gifts of $500,000 to $999,999 The Ahmanson Foundation* Col. & Mrs. John S. Rogers, USAF (Ret.) ’59, GP ’16

Blue Patron Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999 Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Mr. & Mrs. William Hornbuckle P ’19* Mr. Ming Li & Ms. Xufang Xia P ’26 Mr. Wayne Lu & Ms. Tsui-Ying Yuen P ’24* Mr. Junsheng Zhang & Ms. Likun Jin P ’17, ’22, ’27* Anonymous (1)

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Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Bailey, Jr. ’55, P ’87, ’88* Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04* Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08* Mr. Douglas C. Gregg, Jr. ’66* Mr. Jason B. Howard ’95* The David B. Jones Foundation* Mr. Xiang Li & Mrs. Fan Lu P ’28 Mr. Yong Liu & Ms. Yiwen Sheng P ’27 Mr. Degang Lou & Ms. Lin Yuan P ’27* Dr. & Mrs. Rodrigo Miranda P ’95, ’98 Mr. Jing Qiu & Mrs. Liping Hu ’28 Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik* Mr. Kan Zhang & Mrs. Sherry Yang P ’26* Anonymous (1)

Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock ’49 Dr. & Mrs. Paul Brailsford P ’18* Mr. Arthur S. Chang ’99 & Ms. Jasmine Cheng Ms. Kathy P. Chen Liu ’99 & Mr. Yu Liu* Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Davies ’68* Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Mr. Sanjiv Dholakia ’87 & Ms. Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87, P ’21, ’27* Mr. Jian Ding & Ms. Yi Wang P ’24, ’28, ’28* Mr. & Mrs. Deval R. Dvivedi ’00* Mr. William Fenner P ’23, ’27* Ms. Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95* Mrs. Jessica Gupta ’05 & Mr. Parag Gupta* Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hall ’60* Mrs. Susan S. Hanson*

Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Chang ’92, P ’23, ’27, ’29* Mr. Yabing Dai & Mrs. Cuifeng Ma P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Sameer P. Dholakia ’91* Mrs. Patricia Fisher Mr. Ling He & Ms. Jin Liu P ’11, ’27 Mr. Zhong-Xiou He ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Marvin M. Hung ’88 Mr. Qin Li & Mrs. Emily Wang P ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Reitler ’54, GP ’13* Mr. Yanan Shen & Ms. Lin Zhang P ’28 Anonymous (2)

The Class of 1984 celebrated their 40th reunion at Alumni Weekend 2024 with AJ Chamberlain and John Hamilton leading the charge as reunion chairs. Amongst the class’s attendees was Dana Su Lee who also received the 2024 Colborn Distinguished Service Award.

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Mrs. Barbara Hoover GP ’04 Mr. H. Earl Hoover, II ’52+ Ms. Mabel M. Hsu ’01 Mr. Alvin Hung ’93 & Ms. Jacinta Lam Mr. Qin Jia & Mrs. Min Bao P ’28 Mrs. Rona T. Kingsley* Dr. Sandra Lee Rebish ’88 & Dr. Jeffrey Rebish P ’23, ’24* Dr. & Mrs. Terry L. Maas P ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Madding ’69* Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Dr. David Mirkin ’66 & Mrs. Karen Piacentini* Mrs. Pilar Mitchell-Campbell ’04 & Mr. Christopher Campbell* Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Mr. David Myles ’80 & Ms. Carrie Horsey* Mr. Ming Pan & Mrs. Yi Zhu P ’25* Ms. Lauren K. Piacentini* Mr. Lawrence E. Price ’61 & Ms. Martha C. Lussenhop* Mr. Rongjian Qiao & Ms. Xiuping Cao P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Miles R. Rosedale ’69, P ’92* Mr. & Mrs. Floyd H. Ross ’89* Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scalzi ’87 Mr. Daniel K. Seligman ’81 Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Steel ’63* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. Carl W. Stern, Jr. ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Riku Sugie P ’28 Mrs. Loulie H. Sutro* Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mr. Steven Xi & Mrs. Lu Xia P ’27 Mr. Zhiqiang Zeng & Ms. Nina Dong P ’25* Mr. He Zhu & Mrs. Fang Xiaoqiu P ’25* Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96* Anonymous (3)

Leadership Society Founders Society Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Dr. & Mrs. H. Henry Chang P ’26 Dr. & Mrs. Chatchawin CharoenRajapark ’78* Dr. Robert Connolly ’89 & Mrs. Nancy Tung* Mr. & Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham, Jr. ’61* Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk P ’25* Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fidanque, Jr. ’58* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Fisher ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Chip Greening ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening, Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Guggenheim ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. Terry Henn P ’09, ’11, ’13, ’15* Dr. Richard G. Kron ’68 & Ms. Deborah A. Bekken* Ms. Loretta Lazar P ’28 Dr. Minjung Lee & Dr. Hyunjung Yoo P ’28 Mr. Xin Liu & Mrs. Yanjun Zeng P ’15* Mr. John R. Lynas ’55* Mr. & Mrs. Simon I. Mansfield ’85* Mr. Thomas Marlitt* Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Dr. & Mrs. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murphy ’49 Mr. Hugh Pitcher ’68 & Mrs. Linda Lebsack* Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Ratinoff ’84, P ’23, ’25* Mr. Jun Shao & Ms. Jing Yu P ’26* Society for Science Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Turner ’81* Mr. Michael Vincent & Mrs. Jessica Govias-Vincent P ’14, ’18* Mr. Jen-Lung Wang & Ms. Ya-Hsin Hsiao P ’27

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Mr. Chao Wei & Mrs. Yan Zhang P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Jack K. Williams ’60* Mr. Lei Xu & Ms. Xiaoyun Cong P ’28 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06* Mr. Remond Zhong & Mrs. Sandy Zhang P ’20, ’28* Anonymous (1)

Friends Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Ms. Julia M. Alexander, Ph.D. ’85, + Dr. Sherlock Au & Ms. Janice Lai P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn* Mr. & Mrs. John A. Baer ’74, P ’22 Mr. Brien G. Benson ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Brest Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71* Mr. Qi Cao & Mrs. Shuang He P ’26 Ms. Victoria Charoonratana ’05 & Dr. Stanley Eosakul ’04 Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Chock P ’23, ’28 Mr. & Mrs. C. Kit Clark ’04* Mr. Anthony F. Crocker ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Duffy P ’22, ’25* Dr. Stanley Eosakul ’04 & Ms. Victoria Charoonratana ’05* Mr. Jianhua Gui & Ms. Qiaorong Li P ’28 Mr. Tao Han & Mrs. Yanfei Bai P ’27 Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09* Dr. Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 & Mr. Glen Hastings P ’22, ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Bradford K. Justus ’78* Mr. Garrett Koehn & Ms. Marlene Grenon P ’27 Mr. Jadon Koo & Ms. Minyoung Kim P ’25, ’28* Mr. Wai Hung Lee & Ms. Stella Leung P ’15, ’19* Mr. Kirk Y. Ling ’88 Mr. Zhijian Liu & Ms. Chun Yao P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lo P ’28 Mr. Luke R. McReynolds ’02* Mr. Hui Meng & Ms. Lieang Chen P ’27 Mr. Lingku Meng & Ms. Xunling Yan P ’26, ’27

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Mr. Kevin O’Hearn ’86 & Ms. Anthea Liao P ’24, ’26* Mr. Jun Pan & Ms. Xiaojing Ye P ’24, ’27* Mrs. Michelle Plyley & Mr. Donald Plyley P ’12* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Prendiville ’76 Mr. Shang Jin Ren & Ms. Hong Zhou P ’28 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Mr. Joshua Saltman ’87 & Mrs. Jill Cohen* Mr. Michael A. Shelton ’03* Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sherman P ’92, GP ’25* Dr. Theresa Smith & Mr. John Ferrari P ’22* Mr. Jiaming Sun & Ms. Yi Yang P ’25* Mr. Jordan Taylor ’02 & Ms. Elaine Kwon* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Mr. George A. Tredick, III ’72* Mr. Guoxun Wan & Mrs. Wenting Xiao P ’28 Mr. Guibo Wang & Ms. Xiaojun Mu P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wooldridge ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Y. C. Wu ’65* Dr. Gerald Yang & Dr. Erin Kong P ’26* Mr. Chun Ye & Mrs. Pingying Huang P ’26* Mr. Ralph D. Young, III ’63, P ’01* Mr. Gerald Lee-Hong Yu & Ms. Sin Fung Connie Chan P ’27 Mr. Xin Zhang & Ms. Hazel Ge P ’26* Mr. Qinghui Zhou & Dr. Chenli Meng P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Ziegler ’63*

Associates Gold Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Albornoz P ’25, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bayly ’74 Dr. Chris Berg & Dr. Susan Bohrer-Berg P ’25, ’28*

Dr. & Mrs. Bryce D. Beseth ’88, P ’25, ’27 Dr. Stephen Boyer ’64 & Mrs. Priscilla Butler* Mr. William Bradshaw ’94 & Mrs. Beatrice (Tse-Wen) Bradshaw Dr. & Ms. Thomas A. Butterworth ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr, Jr. P ’84, ’87, ’96* Ms. Christine Carr ’84 & Mr. John Slusher* Mr. & Mrs. William H. Chadwick ’72* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Otis Y. Chandler ’96* Mr. Bin Chen & Ms. Xiuqing Yang P ’26* Mr. Mingho Chen & Mrs. Rong Luo P ’27 Mr. & Mrs. John Choi P ’22, ’24* Mr. Ronald Chow & Ms. Flora Lee P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Dr. Bernard Cleyet ’55 Mr. & Mrs. M. Randel Davies ’70* Mr. Gerard DeMasi ’77 & Mrs. Karen Huff DeMasi* Mr. Ned C. DeWitt ’89 & Dr. Kelly DeWitt* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Drasdo ’63* Mr. Cao Duan & Mrs. Yulu Long P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Duncan ’87* Mr. William Eaton ’70 & Mrs. Joy Boehm* Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols* Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Fletcher ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fok GP ’12, ’17* Dr. & Mrs. Uday Gadgil P ’06, ’09* Mr. Liangyu Gao & Mrs. Kun Li P ’26* Mr. Laxminarayana Garimella & Dr. Anu Garimella P ’28 Mr. Siddharth Garimella ’28 Ms. Adriana Gores & Mr. John Lamm P ’07, ’11* Dr. L. Thomas Hackett & Mrs. Mary Kay Buckley P ’07 Mr. Greg Hafif P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. R. Stanton Hales P ’87* Mr. Wen Han & Ms. Juan Xia P ’28 Mr. John Harpole & Dr. Gabrielle Starr P ’28

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hawkins ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Christian R. Holmes, IV ’64, P ’05* Mrs. Debby Holt* Mr. Chien-Te Huang & Mrs. Yang Bai P ’26* Col./ret. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking ’67, P ’91* Ms. Jennifer Ishiguro ’91 & Mr. Warren Thio* Mr. Donghoon Jeon & Ms. Shinyoung Jang P ’28 Mr. Lonnie Johnson & Ms. Linda Moore P ’22 Mr. Jian Kang & Mrs. Qun Zhao P ’28 Mrs. Faye Karnavy Sahai ’86 & Mr. Avanish Sahai* Ms. Jennifer L. Keller* Ms. Emily Ko ’93 & Mr. Simon Kan Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler* Mr. David Lahar ’74 & Mrs. Julie Westcott Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lantz P ’28* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04* Mr. Marcus Lee ’15* Mr. Gavin Lee ’19* Mr. Jianzhong Li & Mrs. Bingyu Zhang P ’27 Mr. Guochun Li & Mrs. Xiaohui Yuan P ’28 Ms. Yue Lin P ’27 Mr. Zhouping Lin & Ms. Ying Liu P ’26* Mr. Phil Lisle ’73 & Mrs. Janet Sprouse Lisle* Mr. Zhuochen Liu ’25 Mr. Wen Liu & Mrs. Hua Jiang P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Chen Liu P ’26* Mr. Weiqi Lu & Ms. Qingqiu Zhu P ’25* Mr. Kevin Lynch ’78 & Mrs. Anahit Tataryan Mr. & Mrs. Jerome B. Martin ’64* Mr. Dwight S. Morgan ’65* Ms. Amanda F. Morris ’02* Dr. M. Rahmi Mowjood ’90 & Mrs. Hafsa Nowfel Mowjood* Mrs. Susan A. Nelson P ’95, ’97*

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Mr. Maxwell B. Nelson ’95 Mr. Mickey E. Novak ’70, P ’22* Mrs. Jody L. Novak P ’22* Mr. Walter Ogier ’74 & Mrs. Carole Cooke* Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Pasarell, Jr. P ’96, ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Plaut ’60* Mr. Kenneth M. Price ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Pulliam P ’26* Mr. Zehao Qiu ’28 Mr. Hanrong Qiu & Mrs. Yin Karon Li P ’24, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. James L. Reese ’67* Mrs. Susan Reynolds The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Mr. & Mrs. Stefan L. Roger ’78, P ’11* Mr. & Mrs. William M. Rogers, IV ’86* Mr. Bruce S. Ross ’64* Mr. Thomas P. Ruge ’72* Mr. Nicolas Rumigny & Dr. Eva Kanso P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Mrs. Bambi Schwartz GP ’07, ’11, ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Kunal G. Shah ’97* Mrs. Peiyue Shi & Mr. Benny Qin P ’27, ’29 Dr. Wendin Smith ’89* Ms. Sarah Spence P ’24* Dr. John R. Stevens ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Stockdale P ’11, ’14* Mr. & Mrs. James Stooksberry P ’27* Mrs. Dana Su Lee ’84 & Mr. Gregory Lee* Mr. Ralph T. Thompson, Jr. ’64* Mr. William C. Vestal, Jr. ’65* Mr. Joshua L. Viney ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Wagner P ’17, ’19* Mr. Xiaojun Wang & Ms. Manman Zhang P ’28 Mr. Yang Wang & Mrs. Huijuan Liu P ’27 Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23* Ms. Qier Wang ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Webb ’65, P ’99, ’02* Mr. Wei Wei & Mrs. Liwen Tang P ’28

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The Class of 1974 celebrated their 50th reunion during Alumni Weekend 2024. The class is photographed here after their pinning ceremony in the Vivian Webb Chapel. John Baer, Jack Crummey, Bob Heintz, Pete McCrea, and Walter Ogier served as reunion chairs. John Baer delivered a compelling chapel talk in the Vivian Webb Chapel prior to their pinning ceremony.

The Reverends Sally Welch & David Berkedal P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. White ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Whitmore ’60 Mrs. Jane Winant P ’85, ’88 Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00* Mr. Dan Wood ’74 & Mrs. Julianna Rogers* Mr. Wenliang Wu & Ms. Yan Cheng P ’27* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan H. Wygant ’66* Mr. Yujian Xie & Ms. Mingjuan Shi P ’29 Mr. Panqiao Xu & Mrs. Jing Cheng P ’25, ’29* Mr. Jun Xu & Dr. Canlan Sun P ’22, ’26* Mr. Stephen S. Yanez Mr. Youyu Yang & Mrs. Caiyun Shi P ’25* Dr. Matthew Zealear ’74 & Mrs. Lauri Baumgartner Zealear Mr. Rui Zhang & Mrs. Chun Zhu P ’27 Mr. Hao Zhang P ’14 Mr. Qingyin (Woody) Zhang ’14 Mr. Weiping Zhao & Mrs. Ting Yang P ’27 Dr. Jason Zhou & Ms. Joyce Huang P ’26* Mr. Bin Zhu & Mrs. Caroline Fan P ’28 Mr. Pengyu Zhu & Mrs. Difei Peng P ’25* Anonymous (5)

+ deceased

Blue Gifts of $500 to $999 Mr. Haissam Alrachid P ’20, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. William Ard-Huddy P ’28 Mr. Matt Armstrong & Mrs. Julie Kim P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Barancik ’82* Mr. & Mrs. Gustavo A. Bárcena P ’05* Ms. Noreen L. Bárcena ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Barouti P ’28 Mr. Matthew D. Barton ’85 Mr. Robert A. Baum ’61+ Mrs. Clare Y. Baum* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Birkenseer P ’27 Mr. Peter Bisgaard & Dr. Stephanie Bisgaard P ’25 Ms. Ida Kristine T. Bisgaard ’25 Mr. & Mrs. John Bohn P ’27* Ms. Emily T. Boyce ’04* Mr. Robert J. Brignano, Jr. ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bronshtein P ’27 Mr. J. Scott Brown ’79* Mr. Karl A. Brown ’72* Mrs. Flo Bryan* Mr. Kyle Burt ’20 Ms. Rizvan Bush P ’24, ’27 Mr. David Butler & Ms. Annamarie Von Firley P ’27* Mr. Zhibo Cai & Ms. Pingyang Zhou P ’26* Mrs. Susan Carpenter & Mr. James Carpenter* Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Chai ’94 *indicates membership in Hastings Society

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Lexington Henn, Prab Marwah, Keeley Nakamoto, and Dylan Sittig took on the responsibilities of reunion chairs for their class’s 15th reunion (2009) at Alumni Weekend 2024. Prab was also the 2024 Young Alumni Rising Star Award recipient.

Mr. Song Chang & Mrs. Yi Zhang P ’27 Mr. Bing Chen & Mrs. Meryl Feng P ’27, ’29 Mr. Thomas Cohen ’64 & Mrs. Kristi Denton Cohen* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook P ’23, ’27* Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Davidge ’61* Mr. Feng Dong & Mrs. Hua Zhang P ’28 Col. & Mrs. Richard D. Downie, Ph.D. ’72* Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Feng ’07 Ms. Rebecca I. Goldman ’98 Ms. Kimberly Grant & Mr. Trevor Grant Mr. & Mrs. Ming Gu P ’28 Mr. & Ms. Charles C. Hadsell ’98* Mr. Jack Hao & Ms. Ke Ma P ’27, ’27* Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Herbert ’70* Mr. Robert Hickox & Ms. Ericka Simental P ’27 Mr. Jan Homidan & Mrs. Tintariah Osadi P ’14, ’16* Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hosch P ’15* Mr. Zhengzhi Hou & Mrs. Nan Luo P ’27 Mr. Chiou-Ping Hsiung & Mrs. Kun Weng P ’27 Mr. Alex S. Hsu ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Hudnall ’61* Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12, ’17, ’21 Ms. Susan Jennings GP ’27 Mr. Liang Jia & Ms. Lei Dai P ’25* Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05

Professors Henry Kapteyn ’80 & Margaret Murnane* Mr. Alok S. Kirloskar ’02* Mr. DJ Lan & Ms. Dan Li P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. James C. Larkin ’98 San San Lee Dr. Randall H. Leefeldt ’70* Ms. Christine Leible* Mr. & Mrs. Yi Li P ’24, ’26, ’29 Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Louchheim ’56* Mr. Victor Ma ’03 & Ms. Stacey Chu* Mr. Kevin Maffris ’00 & Mrs. Vicenta Arrizon Maffris ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Hector Martinez P ’16, ’19* Ms. Susan L. McCosh P ’99* Ms. Karen McGuirk* Mr. George D. McNear* Dr. Christina Mercer McGinley ’84, P ’12, ’16* Ms. Lisa S. Miller ’89* Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Ms. Yoko Nitta ’97* Mr. Hao Pang & Mrs. Danlei Li P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Eli Pangilinan P ’12* Dr. & Mrs. Uptal D. Patel ’89* Mr. Thomas J. Piness ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pino P ’26* Mrs. Alla H. Ponty P ’12* Ms. Mary Presecan ’92 & Mr. Garry Roseman*

Mr. Henry Quintero & Mrs. Martha Castro Quintero P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Recht ’79* Dr. Amna Rizvi ’96 Mr. Ricardo Rocha & Ms. Yaima Riverol P ’28 Mr. Bryan J. Rollins* Mr. Gabriel Romero ’08 & Ms. Maximanova Greenberg* Dr. & Mrs. Steven Saltman P ’87, ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76* Mr. & Mrs. John Schmid GP ’08* Dr. Ann Shinn ’94 & Dr. James Berry Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Smoot ’62* Mr. Lawrence O. Somers ’61* Mr. Geoffrey M. T. Sturr ’78* Mr. Peng Sun & Mrs. Xiaoyan Zhang P ’24* Mr. & Mrs. James C. Sun ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John Tuteur ’59* Ms. Doris Wang ’18 Ms. ShiYao Wang ’12* Mr. & Mrs. G. Gregg Webb ’99* Mrs. Yamei Wei P ’28 Mr. Frank W. Wentworth Mr. & Mrs. E. Douglas White, Jr. P ’97* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. White* Ms. Katherine Winant Osborne ’88 & Mr. Jamie Osborne P ’23* Dr. David T. Woodley P ’98* Mr. Charles Work ’58 & Ms. Veronica Haggart* Mr. Jian Wu & Mrs. Jing Wang P ’27 Mr. Ying Xu & Ms. Sophia Li P ’27* Ms. Zirui Zhu ’25

Gauls Gifts up to $500 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Abrams P ’10 Mr. Hal Abrams ’79 & Mrs. Jennifer Lowery Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Adams ’63, P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Adler ’96* Mr. Ahuma & Dr. Nyambura Adodoadji P ’97*

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Ms. Susan Akin GP ’28 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Akin ’49* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albers P ’16 Mr. David F. Albers ’16* Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Albert ’82* Mr. William D. Allan ’94* Mr. & Mrs. Richard Allison ’56 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Ambrose ’87* Mr. & Mrs. R. Holt Andrews, Jr. ’76 Dr. Heather Antecol & Mr. Dean Scheetz P ’25* Ms. Maribel G. Arias P ’20, ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Ed K. Arpawong ’89 Ms. Hailey L. Arteaga ’16 Ms. Bianca A. Arteaga ’22* Mr. & Mrs. John W. Atherton, Jr. ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 & Mr. Benjamin Whitaker* Mr. John Austria & Mrs. Angela Chang P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. German Azurin P ’25* Ms. Lindsey D. Azurin ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Krisan Badkar P ’19, ’24, ’28* Dr. & Mrs. Donald Balacuit ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Dutch Barhydt* Ms. Stephanie Baron ’96, P ’23* Ms. Jahayra Barranco ’93 & Mr. Scott Merrell Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Martin Barrantes P ’25, ’29* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26, ’27* Ms. Melanie Bauman* Ms. Judith Bayer Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08* Ms. Donya Beaman Ms. Kennedy Becher ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Abdel-Illah Belblidia P ’12 Mrs. Maren Berg ’90 & Mr. Christopher Berg P ’24, ’27* Ms. Emily Berg ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Biane P ’19* Mr. Jackson S. Bibbens ’18* Mr. Franklin T. Bigelow, III ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas B. Binkley ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Blackburn ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Blackwell ’91*

Mr. Kenneth Blake & Ms. Yoyok Gozali P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bridges P ’13* Mr. Eric Bulson & Mrs. Mikalina Efros P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Butterfield ’53 Mr. Carlos Caballero & Mrs. Veronica Lopez-Caballero P ’26* Mr. Corey L. Calaycay ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Caldwell P ’18, ’21* Mr. Jiong Cao & Mrs. Bingmin He P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Cardenas P ’20, ’23, ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Dr. Kathryn Carr White ’87 & Mr. William White* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. German Centeno P ’22, ’24, ’26, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. George F. Champ ’81* Mr. Walton Chan ’07* Mr. Wai Chan & Mrs. Jenny Ho P ’28 Mr. Benjamin Chen ’02 & Mrs. Nicola Lai Mr. Yanmeng Chen & Mrs. Jie Zhu P ’16 Mr. Tiancheng (Richard) Chen ’16 Mr. Lan Chen & Mrs. Feifei Gu P ’24 Mr. Chunhua Chen & Mrs. Kai Liu P ’26 Mr. Nehemiah Chigoji & Dr. Agnieszka Lazorczyk P ’27 Dr. & Mrs. Craig Childress P ’12, ’15* Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17* Dr. Victor B. Chu ’87 Mr. M. Preston Clarke ’98* Mr. & Mrs. James W. Clay GP ’28 Miss Zamia S. Cohen ’95* Ms. Abigail Cook ’23 Ms. Rebecca Cook-Arteaga P ’16, ’22, ’24* Mr. James A. Cooley ’59* Mr. James & Dr. Catherine Cordes P ’21* Ms. Jacqueline Cordes ’21* Mr. Edgar A. Corrales-Eaton ’25

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Mr. & Mrs. Rene Cortéz P ’28 Mr. Nicholas Corwin ’84 & Ms. Anett Enzmann Ms. Lillian Coye ’00 & Mr. Michael Seitz* Mr. & Mrs. Grant L. Cramer ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Justin Crane P ’27 Ms. Michelle Culpeper P ’27 Mr. Steven Dai ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Nimit Damrongrat P ’26* Mr. Richard Darby & Mrs. Aundria Figueroa-Darby P ’25, ’27* Dr. & Mrs. Bryce Darden P ’26* Mr. William De Shazo ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Derek S. Deskey ’83* Ms. Claire Deutsch ’14 & Mr. Jacob Deutsch* Mr. Michael H. Diamond ’85* Mr. Javier Diaz & Mrs. Marie Varricchio Diaz P ’12* Mr. William Diepenbrock & Ms. Renee Hernandez P ’17, ’21* Mr. Donghua Ding & Ms. Hong Ma P ’28 Miss Kexin Ding ’28 Mr. Kienan E. Dixon ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dixon P ’14* Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15* Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Donez P ’21, ’24 Ms. Amy E. Doutt ’94 Ms. Lauren K. Duffy ’25 Drs. Mark Dzula & Ardina Greco* Mr. & Mrs. David A. Ellett ’79 Mr. Riley Elliott ’08 & Mrs. Leah Dixon Elliott* Ms. Sheila Elmore Dr. & Mrs. Peter W. Emblad ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ensey ’67* Mrs. Lauren Epp ’03 & Mr. Clinton Epp* Ms. Leslie Evans* Dr. Jamila Everett* Mr. & Mrs. Haitham Fakhoury P ’16, ’19 Ms. Brooke Fakhoury ’19* Ms. Jackie Falcon Ms. Riley Fass ’23* Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon

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Ms. Elizabeth Fifield & Ms. Rebecca Page Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Flores P ’16, ’21, ’27* Ms. Dawn Fortis ’86* Mr. Robert H. Forward, Jr. ’62* Ms. Jessica Franks ’04* Mr. Bryan Frazee & Ms. Carol Schmid-Frazee P ’08, ’10* Mrs. Katherine Fredrich ’02 & Mr. Chris Fredrich* Ms. Christine French ’90 & Mr. Ross French* Mr. & Mrs. Horace H. Fritz, IV ’84* Dr. Pauline Funchain Moses ’95 & Mr. Jonathan Moses* Dr. & Mrs. Henry Gallagher, Jr. P ’82* Dr. Brian S. Gans ’06* Mr. Lan Gao & Ms. Yuanyuan Wang P ’28 Mr. Yiran Gao ’28 Leandro Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Juan Garcia* Ms. Isabel M. Gerard ’19 Ms. Joanne Goh ’99 & Mr. Joseph Chou* Mrs. Rose Gonzalez & Mr. Matthew Leos Mr. Matthew Gooch ’22* Danielle & Nick Gordon* Dr. & Mrs. Wallace G. Gosney P ’14 Mr. Gabriel R. M. Gosney ’14 Mrs. Jenna Gough & Mr. Kyle Gough* Mr. & Mrs. Jose Govea ’74 Mrs. Aviana Gracial D’Souza ’07 & Mr. Johnson D’Souza* Mr. Gavin Graham & Mrs. Nina Piaseckyj P ’23, ’26* Mr. Kevin Grayson & Dr. Adrienne Grayson P ’27* Drs. Ardina Greco & Mark Dzula* Mr. Chris Greening ’09* Mr. Jay A. Greening ’06* Ms. Alexandra Gruber ’89 & Mr. Bill Powers Mr. Jeff Gu & Ms. Yun Xu P ’26* Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08* Mr. Jay Gupta ’20*

Mr. Hugo & Dr. Carmen Gutierrez P ’21, ’23, ’25* Mr. Wilbert Habos ’04 & Mrs. Meghan McCabe Habos* Ms. Jenee M. Haliburton P ’20* Dr. Heather Hamm Rohrer ’97 & Mr. Jonathan Rohrer P ’27* Dr. & Mrs. Ken-ryu Han ’87* Mr. A. G. Handschumacher, Jr. ’60* Ms. Whitney C. Hanlon ’04* Ms. Hannah Hao ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Harber ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Harbison ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Ms. Megan Hast Ms. Elizabeth A. Hastings ’25 Dr. & Mrs. Karl A. Haushalter P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Duane Hayakawa P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Sean Hazlett P ’24 Mr. Junyang He ’21 Mrs. Janet Heald* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hebert P ’29 Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20, ’23* Ms. Aspen Helgeson ’20* Ms. Verhan Henderson ’95 Ms. Annisa Herrero ’13* Ms. Abigail Hess ’12 & Mr. Kelly Mittendorf* Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73* Mr. Jim Hinch & Mrs. Katharine Flexer P ’25* Mr. Sui Man Ho & Ms. Wai Sze Wong P ’25* Miss Stephanie G. Ho ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoe ’04* Ms. Alison Laidlaw Hogarth ’93* Mr. & Mrs. DeForrest Home, Jr. ’57 Mr. Daniel Hong ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Chester E. Horton, Jr. ’50* Mr. & Mrs. Yuchuek Hsia P ’05* Mr. Yufang Hu & Mrs. Ningning Liang P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. George Huber P ’09, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Huffman ’75 Mrs. Emily Hughes ’90 & Mr. James Hughes, III* Dr. Henry N. Hulter P ’97*

Dr. & Mrs. Namath S. Hussain ’97, P ’27 Mr. John C. Hutt ’86* Mr. Andrew W. Hwang ’06* Ms. Micol C. Issa ’05* Mr. David Ivey-Soto ’82 & Mrs. Lisa Ivey* Mr. Bruce R. Jaffe ’67* Dr. Praveena Jeereddi ’90 & Dr. Viswanatha Reddy P ’29* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jerison Mr. Xin Jin & Mrs. Chu Cui P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Rishi Jindal ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Job ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. W. Jones, Jr. P ’90, ’93, GP ’24, ’27 Dr. & Mrs. Ward L. Jones, M.D. ’55* Mr. Aaron Jorgensen ’05 & Mr. Austin Jorgensen* Drs. Gregory Jung & Hilary Hansen-Jung P ’15, ’17, ’19, ’26* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Ms. Morgan Kapp Mr. & Mrs. Anil Kaushal P ’24, ’26, ’28* Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kays P ’28 Ms. Brenna Kearns ’08 & Mr. Rob Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Keeney P ’24, ’27* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Keeney GP ’24, ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Jason B. Keyes ’82 Mr. & Mrs. James Kho P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. James Kissane P ’13* Ms. Madeleine J. Koski ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kozden* Mrs. Linda Kraai P ’95 Mr. Matthew J. Kraai ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Kraus Mr. Charles Kron ’74 & Mrs. Joan Arrowsmith Mr. Chun-hung Kuo & Mrs. Joolee Park P ’26, ’29* Ms. Sandy La Mr. Jeff Lamb & Mrs. Tiphanie Caskey-Lamb P ’16* Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Mr. Thomas Y. Lane ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Lasswell, Jr. ’70* Mr. Gordon Lau & Ms. Claire Woo P ’28

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Mrs. Ruby Leavitt P ’84, ’86 & GP ’16, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. William Lee P ’20* Ms. Bridgette Lee ’20* Mr. Nicholas M. Lee ’22* Mr. Hans Lehmann ’50* Mr. Kai Lei & Mrs. Meili Liu P ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Leishman P ’25, ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Lesse ’76, P ’09 Mr. Keating Leung ’98 & Ms. Selene Chau* Dr. Maurice Levy & Dr. Mary Stephens-Levy P ’28 Mr. Riley Lewis ’07 & Ms. Emma Lord* Mr. Zhimin Li & Ms. Lei Zhang P ’28 Mr. Nelson Li & Mrs. Carol Brook P ’28 Mr. Xiaozhong Li & Mrs. Danhua Ding P ’27, ’27 Dr. Haiqing Li & Ms. Song Yang P ’25 Miss Nancy (Yi) Li ’20 Mr. Qingyu Li & Ms. Yanzhuo Wen P ’25* Ms. Zongying Li ’24 Dr. Yiming Liang & Ms. Min Lu P ’28 Drs. Shawn D. Libaw ’72 & Josephine Libaw* Mr. Johnson B. J. Lightfoote ’08* The Rev. Ray Lindquist ’59 & Ms. Phyllis Dale* Drs. Ronald & Gloria Liskanich P ’11 Mr. Wei Liu & Ms. Fen Jiang P ’27 Dr. Joe Liu & Mrs. Leah Cai P ’27 Mr. GuoHua Liu & Mrs. Rebecca Wang P ’23* Mr. Nathan Liu ’23 Mr. Tao Liu & Ms. Pei Wang P ’26* Mr. Tom Y. Liu ’18 Mr. Fusheng Liu & Mrs. Qin Zhou P ’25* Mr. Yunjia Liu ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Llorens P ’27 Mr. Marcos N. Lopez ’13* Mr. & Mrs. David A. Louis ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Nick Lovrensky Mr. Dongsheng Lu & Mrs. Yan Chen P ’26* Mr. Maolin Luo & Mrs. Shuyan Li P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Lynch ’75*

Mr. Shenghua Ma & Mrs. Xuyan Tan P ’26* Mr. Jose Machado & Mrs. Dixie Morales P ’27 Mr. Dieter Mackenbach & Mr. Joseph Vincent Ms. Mollie H. Mackenzie ’08* Mr. Bassil G. Madanat ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Blair Maffris P ’96, ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Marticorena P ’18 Mr. Benjamin C. Martinez ’19* Mr. Martinez Mr. Juan Martínez-Salcido & Mrs. Joyce Hill-Martínez* Mr. Prabhjit S. Marwah ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Matson ’97* Mrs. Martha Maurer Dr. Wendy Maxon & Mr. Robert Maxon* Ms. Megan McCosh ’99 & Mr. Jason Banks Mrs. Erica McDaniel Nofi ’99 & Mr. Greg Nofi Mr. Paul McDonald ’79 & Mrs. Susan Jans* Mr. Carter R. McGee ’09 Mr. Timothy E. McGinley ’12 Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Barton R. McKay ’80* Dr. & Mrs. David McKenzie ’71*

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Mr. Joseph Meade & Mrs. Wendy Van Wagner P ’28 Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Alan Miller P ’21, ’25 CDR & Mrs. Rodrigo D. Miranda, Jr. ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Cristobal M. Miranda ’95* Mrs. Pamela Molfetta P ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Montenegro ’76* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Montgomery ’48* Mr. & Mrs. Dalyn Montgomery P ’26* Mr. Michael Moore ’60 & Ms. Linda Fleming* Mr. John P. Morgan ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Muiznieks ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Mulhauser ’60* Mr. Francisco R. Munoz ’16 Mr. Felipe Murillo & Ms. Margarita Terrazas P ’25, ’28* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Murray, Jr. ’89* Museum Donation Box* Mr. Yolbars K. Myhre ’17 Ms. Lisa Nacionales P ’15* Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Nakamoto* Mrs. Summer Natalizio ’07 & Mr. Jeff Natalizio Mr. Christian Ndiritu ’20 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Nelson P ’89* Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20* Mr. Harry T. Oei ’84* Ms. Nicole Okorocha P ’28

Justin Burns, Will Habos ‘04, and Kelsey Dickson ‘04 reconnecting at Alumni Weekend 2024.

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The newly established Club50 celebrates all alumni who have celebrated a 50th reunion. During Alumni Weekend 2024, alums from 1974 and beyond gathered in the Webb House as they reminisced about their times on campus. Jim Reese ‘67 is photographed viewing yearbooks, photos, and other memorabilia that have been brought out by Webb Archives volunteers.

Mr. Michael M. O’Riley ’83* Ms. Kylie Osborne ’23 Mr. Thomas T. O’Shea ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Owers* Mr. David Pankratz & Ms. Leslie Hamlin P ’05, ’13* Ms. Carly M. Paris ’10* Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Park P ’28 Ms. Ariel Parrish ’93 & Mr. David Parrish* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. T. Pascual ’87 Dr. Jason D. Pasley ’96 & Dr. Amelia Fiore* Ms. Nishtha Patel ’08 & Mr. Tejash Desai* Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone* Dr. Walter C. Pettus ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pfeiffer* Mr. Peter Pierce ’78 & Mrs. Marguerite Mulhall Pierce Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Pizano P ’20* Mr. William S. Ponty ’12* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Price ’94 Mr. & Mrs. George T. Price, III P ’94* Mr. Mark A. Prince, Jr. ’86* Mr. Zhiwei Qi & Ms. Ke Zheng P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Rapoport ’97* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01 Mr. Joshua D. Ratinoff ’17 Mr. Luke Raus ’20*

Mr. & Mrs. Rob Reimer P ’20* Ms. Katharine R. Rice ’96* Mr. & Mrs. David Richardson P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander T. Ripley ’66* Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Roberts ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Robinson* Ms. Juliana Romeo ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Raul Romero P ’08 Ms. Elizabeth Saelzler Dr. Benjamin Saltman ’94 & Ms. Rebecca Bellingham* Mr. Reco Sanders & Mrs. Rebecca Weinstein-Sanders Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mr. Bradford Sargent ’94 & Mrs. Melissa Hatcher* Mr. Colin Saunders ’91* Ms. Laura Schaefer P ’26* Ms. LeAnne Schweitzer & Mr. Kyle White Dr. & Mrs. H. Denman Scott ’56* Mr. James S. Scott ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Dion Scott-Kakures P ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Sebring ’76 Mrs. Mahta Shafieha ’96 & Mr. Huber Arana* Mr. & Mrs. Nihar J. Shah ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Shapiro ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sharifi P ’21, ’26* Mr. Jaqob Sharifi ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Jay W. Shelton ’60*

Mr. Charles Shi & Mrs. Annie Yuan P ’25* Mr. Yuan Shi ’25 Dr. Mikhail Shilman & Dr. Anastasia Levitin P ’23, ’27* Dr. & Mrs. David Shin P ’27 Ms. Alexandra H. Shockey ’87 & Jeffrey Shockey* Mr. & Mrs. Esteban Shugert P ’24 Ms. Jacqueline Shugert ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Silva* Ms. Olivia Silva Ms. Jana Sims ’03* Mr. Dylan S. Sittig ’09* Ms. Rebecca A. Slattery ’94 Capt. & Mrs. Norman L. Smith ’03* Mr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Smith ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Jayson S. Sohi ’03* Mr. Junhwan Song & Mrs. Sook Hur P ’25* Mr. David Soriano Ms. Crystal Stark-Rodriguez & Mr. Adam Vega Lt. Col. & Mrs. Jack K. Sterne ’52* Mrs. Anne Stewart P ’11, ’14, ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stodgel GP ’28 Mr. Bryan Stodghill & Dr. Joycelynne Palmer-Stodghill P ’26, ’29* Mr. Fletcher Strickler ’67 & Mrs. Becky Lewis* Mr. Daniel B. Suhr ’02 Ms. Jacqueline Sullivan* Ms. Lorraine Sun ’04* Mr. Michael Sun ’06* Mr. Daigo Suto & Ms. Lulu Miao P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25* Mr. Blake W. Suttner ’22* Mr. Griffin T. Suttner ’25 Mr. Yoni Tabac & Mrs. Christine Akin P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Taflinger* Mr. Zhuyi Tang & Mrs. Mei Zhao P ’24* Dr. & Mrs. Magdy F. Tawadrous, M.D. ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Taylor P ’26, ’28*

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Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wensley P ’13, ’17* Ms. Dylan Wensley ’17* Mr. & Mrs. James G. Wetrich ’75* Mr. & Mrs. James Weyrich P ’28 Mrs. Whitney Wharton ’05 & Mr. GT Wharton* Dr. Sylvia V. Whitlock* Mr. Jack Wiese ’06 & Mrs. Megan Tryon Wiese* Dr. & Mrs. James Williams P ’15* Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wirum ’82, P ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wishek P ’22, ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15* Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15 Mr. Jason Woertink ’97 & Dr. Julia Woertink ’99, P ’26, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott* Mr. Erik W. Wong ’77 Dr. Eric Wong ’83 & Ms. Elizabeth Pak* Dr. & Mrs. Michael O. Woodburne Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Woodmansee P ’12* Mr. Joe Woodward & Dr. Michelle Harold P ’10, ’12* Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Wright ’74 Mr. David Wright ’65 & Mrs. Pamela Bristah* Mr. George H. Wu ’68*

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Dr. James Wu ’97 & Dr. Karen Leong* Mr. Andrew Wu ’89 & Mrs. Scarlett Chen* Ms. Jasmine Wu ’91 Mr. Max Xu Ms. Liangqian (Alice) Yang ’18* Mr. Aaron Yang ’25 Mr. Charles Yen & Mrs. Jennifer Chee P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. C. Yen ’76* Ms. Summer R. Yoast ’11 Mr. Royce Yokote & Ms. Joan Antonovich P ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Yokote ’09* Mr. Jun Yuan & Ms. Yi Liu P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Marco Zambrano P ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Zarate* Mr. Xiaofeng Zhang & Ms. Qing Liu P ’27 Mr. Haisong Zhang & Mrs. Jie Xu P ’28 Dr. Yixuan Zhao P ’27 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zondervan P ’00, ’03* Anonymous (17)

The class of 2004, led by reunion chairs Emily Boyce, Will Habos, Stephanie Ho, and Bassil Madanat celebrate their 20th reunion at Alumni Weekend 2024.

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Thompson & Vivian Webb Society At Webb today, as in years past, we educate and inspire young people to act with honor and moral courage in everything they do. This, combined with a drive for academic excellence, provides our moral compass and forms our mission. Webb nurtures smart, curious, and independent-minded students to become bold and courageous leaders. You can help perpetuate these values by ensuring that we are able to support the best and brightest students without regard to a family’s ability to pay the full cost of tuition. Our mission and our future depend on it. Webb’s enduring legacy can be your personal legacy when you partner with us to protect and enrich these incredibly important values by including The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum in your philanthropic planning. There are many ways to do so: • A provision in your will or living trust; • Beneficiary designation of your IRA, 401(k), or other retirement plan; • Beneficiary designation of life insurance; • Charitable trusts; • Charitable gift annuities.

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The Thompson and Vivian Webb Society was created to recognize alumni, parents and friends who have made an estate commitment or entered into a life-income agreement with The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum. Bob & Sara Adler David ’34 & Gilda Agnew Jeff Arnett ’43 R. Larry ’70 & Alicia Ashton Olive W. & Bruce P. Baganz Cleve ’53 & Irene Baker Dutch & Hilary Barhydt Jason R. Beresford ’84 James R. Boyce ’75 S. Chris ’79 & Carol Bradford John ’43 and Flo Bryan Robert Carr ’61 & Ms. Carolyn Davis Michael ’92 & Alicia Chang Richard P. Clarke ’63 Everett (Bud) Clary ’39 Kenneth L. Colborn ’47 Bob Connolly ’89 & Nancy Tung Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 William H. David ’45 Samuel C. Davidge ’56 Gerard F. DeMasi ’77 & Karen DeMasi John ’69 & Nancy Dey Sameer P. Dholakia ’91 Sanjay Dholakia ’87 & Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87 Jim ’63 & Wendy Drasdo Richard K. Dukes ’78 Wolcutt B. Dunham, Jr. ’61 Charles ’67 & Gloria Ensey Stanley Eosakul ’04 David D. Fawcett ’61 Dodd Fischer ’61 Nancy Fischer Kathleen B. Flannery Mort ’50 & Frannie Fleishhacker Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95 Peter Grant ’46 Douglas Gregg, Jr. ’66 & Christine Gregg James W. Griffin ’48 Jim ’59 & Jean Hall William ’67 & Zandra Halstead Capt. Robert M. Hanson ’62 Wayne A. Hanson Wayne L. Hanson ’59 Al Hastings ’42 Victor ’42 & Lucille Heerman C.S. Heinz Foundation John Helgeson Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87

William G. Henshaw ’41 Harley G. Higbie ’43 Randall Rodman Holdridge H. Earl Hoover II ’52 William & Wendy Hornbuckle Bruce H. Howe ’62 Walter ’83 & Cheryl Jablow Philip M. Jacobs ’37 F. Gard Jameson ’71 Jeannette DeMont Jones Richard N. Kauffman ’33 Dana E. Ketchum, Jr. ’59 Sherwood C. Kingsley Trowbridge W. Kirk ’54 John Albert Kramer Sr. ’67 Klaus J. Lehmann ’48 Ralph M. Lewis Walter & Lydia Linaweaver Keith W. Loring ’46 Dick ’55 & Sally Lynas Eric C. MacDonald ’62 Carl R. Mangold Avery McCarthy ’52 Kimball ’67 & Claire McCloud Robert ’45 and Patricia McCuen Christina Mercer McGinley ’84 Velma V. McKelvey John P. McLain ’41 Robert C. Michael ’62 Edward A. Middleton, Jr. ’39 Roger J. Millar ’61 Jean E. Miller Lisa S. Miller ’89 David Mirkin ’66 & Karen Piacentini Jan Mitchell Johnson ’86 Dwight S. Morgan ’65 Timothy C. Moore ’59 Frederick V. Mulhauser ’60 David C. Myles ’80 Douglas & Ann Myles Peter & Elfrieda Nardulli Susan Nelson Thomas ’33 & Meredith Nolder Mickey E. Novak ’70 William ’41 & Nancy Ordway Marvin E. Parker ’70 John S. Pettingell ’62 David J. ’37 & Virginia Pinkham Peter ’60 & Lisa Plaut

Merrick ’42 & Lillian Pratt Thomas ’76 & Sheila Prendiville Edward T. Price, Jr. ’33 Lawrence E. Price ’61 Ted ’79 & Faith Price Thomas M. Price Paul ’54 & Mary Reitler William Ripley ’60 & Erin Davis-Ripley Col. John ’59 & June Rogers H. Renton Rolph, Jr. ’66 Gabriel Romero ’08 David Ronfeldt ’58 Hugh & Mary Rose Miles R. Rosedale ’69 Bruce S. Ross ’64 Peter D. Sanders ’76 Vijay & Shanu Sathe John M. Scalzi ’87 Stephen Shafer ’62 & Elizabeth Shafer William M. Shannon, Jr. ’54 & Sally Shannon William M. Silsbee ’36 & Ruth B. Silsbee Taylor & Anne Stockdale Dwight W. Taylor ’49 Page & Kathy Thibodeaux Robert L. & Lois I. Turton Alvah “Hall” Warren III Greg ’99 & Shelley Webb Allan White ’60 Morgan W. White ’62 Theodore L. White ’71 Eleanor Whyte Rick Whyte ’57 Ronald ’60 & Ann Whyte Lance C. Williams ’97 Marc D. Wilson ’70 Kathy Winant Osborne ’88 & Jamie Osborne David T. Woodley Charles R. Work ’58 & Veronica A. Haggart David D. Wright ’65 Denis Shing Fai Yip Ralph D. Young III ’63 Thomas K. Yu ’06 Samuel Zemurray, III ’61 Peter ’63 & Cheryl Ziegler Tamara A. Zipser Anonymous (28)

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Raymond M. Alf Museum Of Paleontology Founders Peccary Society Gifts of $25,000 or more Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04* The David B. Jones Foundation* Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08* Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Mrs. Rona T. Kingsley*

Mr. Degang Lou & Ms. Lin Yuan P ’27* David P. Mirkin, M.D. ’66* Mr. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96* Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Dr. Daniel C. Fisher ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening, Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Mr. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. Terry Henn P ’09, ’11, ’13, ’15*

Mr. John R. Lynas ’55* Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Dr. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Mr. Hugh R. Pitcher ’68* Society for Science Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25 Mr. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06*

Bonanza Peccary Society Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn* Mr. Charles K. Clark ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Duffy P ’22, ’25* Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk P ’25* Mr. Tao Han & Mrs. Yanfei Bai P ’27 Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09* Mrs. Michelle Plyley & Mr. Donald Plyley P ’12* Dr. Lawrence E. Price ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Mr. George A. Tredick, III ’72* Mr. Ralph D. Young, III ’63, P ’01* Mr. Kan Zhang & Mrs. Sherry Yang P ’26*

Bridger Peccary Society Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Dr. & Mrs. Bryce D. Beseth ’88, P ’25, ’27 Stephen J. Boyer, M.D. ’64* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23* Dr. Bernard Cleyet ’55 Students and faculty ready for the Summer 2025 Peccary Trip

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Mr. Donghoon Jeon & Ms. Shinyoung Jang P ’28 Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05 San San Lee Mr. Weiqi Lu & Ms. Qingqiu Zhu P ’25* Ms. Karen McGuirk* Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Ms. Yoko Nitta ’97* Mr. & Mrs. Eli Pangilinan P ’12* Mr. Jun Shao & Ms. Jing Yu P ’26* Mr. John Tuteur ’59* Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23* Mr. Theodore L. White ’71* Ms. Zirui Zhu ’25

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Mr. William L. Eaton ’70* Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols* Mr. Jianhua Gui & Ms. Qiaorong Li P ’28 Dr. L. Thomas Hackett & Mrs. Mary Kay Buckley P ’07 Col./ret. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking ’67, P ’91* Mr. Lonnie Johnson & Ms. Linda Moore P ’22 Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Mr. Peter K. Plaut ’60* Mrs. Susan Reynolds Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Mr. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Mr. Michael A. Shelton ’03* Dr. Theresa Smith & Mr. John Ferrari P ’22* Dr. John R. Stevens ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Wang P ’27 Mr. Jen-Lung Wang & Ms. Ya-Hsin Hsiao P ’27 Mr. Yang Wang & Mrs. Huijuan Liu P ’27 Ms. Qier Wang ’27

Mr. Wei Wei & Mrs. Liwen Tang P ’28 The Reverends Sally Welch & David Berkedal* Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik* Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00* Mr. Stephen S. Yanez Mr. Chun Ye & Mrs. Pingying Huang P ’26* Mr. Hao Zhang P ’14 Mr. Qingyin (Woody) Zhang ’14 Mr. Weiping Zhao & Mrs. Ting Yang P ’27 Mr. Pengyu Zhu & Mrs. Difei Peng P ’25* Anonymous (1)

Gifts of $250 - $499 Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22 Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17* Mr. Yabing Dai & Mrs. Cuifeng Ma P ’28 Mr. Jian Ding & Ms. Yi Wang P ’24, ’28, ’28* Mrs. Emily S. Hughes ’90* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Mrs. Ruby Leavitt P ’84, ’86 & GP ’16, ’19* The Rev. Ray Lindquist ’59 & Ms. Phyllis Dale* Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Mrs. Martha Maurer Mr. Barton R. McKay ’80*

Crawford Peccary Society Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Robert A. Baum ’61, Deceased* Mrs. Clare Y. Baum* Mr. Robert J. Brignano, Jr. ’90* Mr. J. Scott Brown ’79* Mr. David Butler & Ms. Annamarie Von Firley P ’27* Mr. M. Randel Davies ’70* Ms. Rebecca I. Goldman ’98 Mr. Edward A. Herbert ’70* Mr. Alex S. Hsu ’89 Mr. Chien-Te Huang & Mrs. Yang Bai P ’26* *indicates membership in Hastings Society

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Nathan Damrongrat ’26 Connects Paleontology and Home When Nathan Damrongrat ’26 arrived at Webb from Thailand, he didn’t plan to become a paleontologist. And still, after four years of volunteering with the Alf Museum—sorting microfossils, identifying teeth, scanning dinosaurs, and more—he discovered something meaningful and lasting: the power of curiosity and the joy of learning beyond the classroom. Though Damrongrat has pursued a variety of other academic passions at Webb, he remains a devoted museum volunteer, drawn to the stories fossils tell. A few years ago, a casual conversation with Augustyn Family Curator Dr. Mairin Balisi sent him on an unexpected journey. When Dr. Balisi mentioned she was traveling to Thailand for a paleontology conference, Damrongrat was surprised. He had never heard much about dinosaur discoveries in his own country. After some research, Damrongrat discovered something even more remarkable. Thailand is home to many important fossil sites and dinosaur discoveries, yet information about them is limited, particularly in the rural regions where fossils are found. Motivated to change that, he spent last summer creating a bilingual book about Thai dinosaurs, written in both Thai and English, entirely on his own. Copies are now available at a regional dinosaur

museum and through Thailand’s tourism authority, helping to share science and national pride with new audiences. “Writing Meet The Thai Dinosaurs was an experience that allowed me to apply my skills learned at Webb. While writing the book, I had to keep in mind that the target readers were children. Luckily, my Advanced Studies classes at Webb, taken my junior year, allowed me to think outside of the box. This experience showed me that what is learned in the classroom doesn’t need to remain there,” he said. Damrongrat’s story shows how a single spark of inspiration, nurtured through his work at Webb and with the Alf Museum, can grow into something extraordinary that bridges curiosity, culture, and learning.

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Mr. George D. McNear* Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Dr. Jason D. Pasley ’96* The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Mr. Gabriel A. Romero ’08* Mrs. Peiyue Shi & Mr. Benny Qin P ’27, ’29 Mr. Royce Yokote & Ms. Joan Antonovich P ’09*

Barstow Peccary Society Gifts of $100 - $249 Ms. Susan Akin GP ’28 Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26, ’27* Mr. Jackson S. Bibbens ’18* Mr. Franklin T. Bigelow, III ’04 Mr. Kenneth Blake & Ms. Yoyok Gozali P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Nimit Damrongrat P ’26* Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15* Mr. Charles H. Ensey ’67* Leandro Garcia Ms. Isabel M. Gerard ’19 Danielle & Nick Gordon* Mr. Jeff Gu & Ms. Yun Xu P ’26* Mr. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Sean Hazlett P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20, ’23* Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jerison Mr. Matthew J. Kraai ’95 Mrs. Linda Kraai P ’95 Mr. Thomas Y. Lane ’07* Mr. Wei Liu & Ms. Fen Jiang P ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone* Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71* Ms. Mary L. Presecan ’92* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01 Mr. Malcolm B. Roberts ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Raul Romero P ’08 Mr. James S. Scott ’70* Mrs. Mahta C. Shafieha ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sharifi P ’21, ’26* Ms. Alexandra H. Shockey ’87*

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Dr. John W. Verano ’73* Dr. & Mrs. Thompson Webb, III* Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15* Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15 Eric J. Wong, M.D. ’83* Dr. & Mrs. Michael O. Woodburne Mr. Wenliang Wu & Ms. Yan Cheng P ’27* Ms. Jasmine Wu ’91 Mr. Bryan A. Yokote ’09* Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zondervan P ’00, ’03* Anonymous (1) Gifts of up to $100 Mr. William D. Allan ’94* Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Mr. & Mrs. German Azurin P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06* Mr. David L. Butterfield ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Haitham Fakhoury P ’16, ’19 Ms. Brooke Fakhoury ’19* Ms. Elizabeth Fifield & Ms. Rebecca Page Mr. Robert H. Forward, Jr. ’62* Mr. Chris Greening ’09* Mr. Jay A. Greening ’06*

Ms. Whitney C. Hanlon ’04* Mrs. Janet Heald* Ms. Aspen Helgeson ’20* Ms. Annisa Herrero ’13* Ms. Brittany L. Lamon-Paredes ’11 Drs. Ronald & Gloria Liskanich P ’11 Mr. Carter R. McGee ’09 Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Dr. & Mrs. M. Rahmi Mowjood ’90* Mr. Daniel B. Murray, Jr. ’89* Ms. Ariel R. Parrish ’93* Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mr. David Soriano Mr. Fletcher C. Strickler ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25* Mr. Zhuyi Tang & Mrs. Mei Zhao P ’24* Mr. Aaron Yang ’25 Anonymous (1)

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Memorial and Honorary Gifts Gifts In Memory Of In memory of Dr. Raymond Alf Mr. David L. Butterfield ’53 Dr. Michael O. Woodburne

In memory of Mr. William G. Henshaw, III ’41 Mrs. Alla H. Ponty Mr. William S. Ponty ’12 In memory of Mr. Carlton M. Higbie, Jr. Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73

In memory of Mr. Ralph L. Ashton Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67

In memory of Mr. & Harley G. Higbie, Jr. ’43 Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73

In memory of Mrs. Virginia Walker Ashton Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67

In memory of Dr. Harry Jerison Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Jerison

In memory of Mr. Leroy L. Carver, III ’70 Mr. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70 Mr. Joseph S. Thomas ’70

In memory of Mrs. Kirsten Kennelly Cone ’89 & Mr. David Cone Ms. Lisa S. Miller ’89

In memory of Mr. Adam A. Cave ’12 Ms. Abigail J. Hess ’12

In memory of Mr. Klaus Lehmann ’48 & Mrs. Henriette Huehne Mr. Hans Lehmann ’50

In memory of Mr. Robert L. Connolly Sr. Dr. Robert L. Connolly ’89 In memory of Mr. James Dahler Anonymous Mr. Nicholas M. Lee ’22 Ms. Zongying Li ’24 Mr. Cristobal M. Miranda ’95 Ms. Ariel R. Parrish ’93 Mr. Michael Sun ’06 In memory of Mr. Robert A. Donin ’74 Matthew S. Zealear, M.D. ’74 In memory of Mr. & John L. Duden ’81 Mr. Daniel K. Seligman ’81 In memory of Mr. Leslie D. Epstein Mr. Richard Allison ’56 In memory of Mr. Kim D. Gaynor ’60 Mr. Robert H. Forward, Jr. ’62 In memory of Mr. Richard R. Gratton, II ’64 Mr. Nicholas B. Binkley ’64 In memory of Mrs. Jean R. Hall Mr. Brad Hall

In memory of Mrs. Joy Luscombe Mr. Ryan Harbison ’07 In memory of Mrs. Sally Lynas Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn In memory of Mr. Loren S. Maas ’01 Dr. & Mrs. Terry L. Maas In memory of Mr. David F. Maurer Mrs. Martha Maurer In memory of Mr. Laurence McMillin Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81 In memory of Dr. Marvin Miller ’50 Mrs. Diane D. Miller In memory of Mr. Steve Patterson Mr. George D. McNear In memory of Mr. Les Perry Mr. Jerome B. Martin ’64 In memory of Mr. & Mrs. David S. Pinder ’79 Mr. Lawrence Recht ’79 In memory of Mr. Daniel G. Reynolds ’63 Mr. Albert K. Davies ’68

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In memory of Dr. & Mrs. John Reynolds ’43 Mrs. Susan Reynolds In memory of Mr. & Brian Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Marticorena In memory of Mr. Steven Sittig P ’07, ’09 Mr. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70 Dr. Andy Farke In memory of The Hon. John A. Sutro, Jr. ’53 Mrs. Loulie H. Sutro In memory of Mr. Henry R. Wolcott ’32 Anonymous

Gifts In Honor Of In honor of Miss Audrey Ard-Huddy ’28 Mr. & Mrs. William Ard-Huddy P ’28 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Clay GP ’28 In honor of Mr. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Herbert ’70 In honor of Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn In honor of Miss Ava C. Austria ’28 Mr. John Austria & Mrs. Angela Chang P ’28 In honor of Mr. Kingsley C. Barouti ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Barouti P ’28 In honor of Mr. James L. Base ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26, ’27 In honor of Ms. Juliana M. Base ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26, ’27 In honor of Ms. Kristina M. Base ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26, ’27

In honor of Mr. Addison P. Brickey ’08 Mr. Riley Elliott ’08 & Mrs. Leah Dixon Elliott In honor of Mr. Finn Bulson ’25 Mr. Eric Bulson & Mrs. Mikalina Efros P ’25 In honor of Mr. Andres Caballero ’26 Mr. Carlos Caballero & Mrs. Veronica Lopez-Caballero P ’26 In honor of Miss Zhiyu Cao ’28 Mr. Jiong Cao & Mrs. Bingmin He P ’28 In honor of Mr. Lucas E. Cardenas ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Cardenas P ’20, ’23, ’25 In honor of Ms. Christine L. Carr ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr, Jr. P ’84, ’87, ’96 In honor of Dr. Kathryn Carr White ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr, Jr. P ’84, ’87, ’96 In honor of Ms. Amelia F. Centeno ’26 Mr. & Mrs. German Centeno P ’22, ’24, ’26, ’26 In honor of Ms. Annalise H. Centeno ’26 Mr. & Mrs. German Centeno P ’22, ’24, ’26, ’26 In honor of Mr. Jiahao Chang ’27 Mr. Song Chang & Mrs. Yi Zhang P ’27

In honor of Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08 Mrs. Rose Gonzalez & Mr. Matthew Leos

In honor of Mr. ChiHam Chen ’28 Mr. Xiaoxiao Chen & Ms. Hui Liu P ’28 Anonymous

In honor of Mr. Austin E. Berg ’25 Dr. Chris Berg & Dr. Susan Bohrer-Berg P ’25, ’28

In honor of Ms. Duojia Chen ’26 Mr. Chunhua Chen & Mrs. Kai Liu P ’26

In honor of Mr. Dean C. Berg ’28 Dr. Chris Berg & Dr. Susan Bohrer-Berg P ’25, ’28

In honor of Mr. Jasper Chen ’27 Mr. Bing Chen & Mrs. Meryl Feng P ’27, ’29

In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Roy E. Bergeson Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81

In honor of Mr. Lichi Chen ’27 Mr. Mingho Chen & Mrs. Rong Luo P ’27

In honor of Ms. Marie E. Blake ’22 Mr. Kenneth Blake & Ms. Yoyok Gozali P ’22

In honor of Mr. Tiancheng (Richard) Chen ’16 Mr. Tiancheng (Richard) Chen ’16 Mr. Yanmeng Chen & Mrs. Jie Zhu P ’16

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In honor of Mr. Sameer P. Dholakia ’91 Mr. Bryan J. Rollins In honor of Mr. Silmon Ding ’28 Mr. Jian Ding & Ms. Yi Wang P ’24, ’28, ’28 In honor of Mr. Stephen Ding ’28 Mr. Jian Ding & Ms. Yi Wang P ’24, ’28, ’28 In honor of Mr. Andrew C. Falk ’25 Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk P ’25 In honor of Ms. Wenqian Chen ’27 Mr. Bin Chen & Mrs. Jihong Guo P ’27 In honor of Mr. Xiaoxiao Chen & Ms. Hui Liu Mr. Xiaoxiao Chen & Ms. Hui Liu P ’28 In honor of Mr. Zirui Chen ’26 Mr. Bin Chen & Ms. Xiuqing Yang P ’26

In honor of Ms. Riley Fass ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass P ’23 In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass Mrs. Rose Gonzalez & Mr. Matthew Leos In honor of Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Fast Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81

In honor of Ms. Saraya T. Chigoji ’27 Mr. Nehemiah Chigoji & Dr. Agnieszka Lazorczyk P ’27

In honor of Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon Ms. Alexandra Gruber ’89 & Mr. Bill Powers

In honor of Mr. Richard Chiu ’26 Anonymous

In honor of Ms. Jessica Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hosch P ’15

In honor of Mr. Thomas Chiu ’26 Anonymous

In honor of Dr. Thomas H. Gallagher ’82 Dr. & Mrs. Henry Gallagher, Jr. P ’82

In honor of Mr. Nalu J. Chock ’28 Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Chock P ’23, ’28

In honor of Mr. Ruotong Gao ’26 Mr. Liangyu Gao & Mrs. Kun Li P ’26

In honor of Mr. & Mrs. John Choi Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Donez P ’21, ’24

In honor of Mr. Yiran Gao ’28 Mr. Lan Gao & Ms. Yuanyuan Wang P ’28

In honor of Dr. Robert L. Connolly ’89 Ms. Jacqueline Sullivan

In honor of Mr. Yiran Gao ’28 Mr. Yiran Gao ’28

In honor of Ms. Abigail Cook ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook P ’23, ’27

In honor of Mr. Siddharth Garimella ’28 Mr. Laxminarayana Garimella & Dr. Anu Garimella P ’28

In honor of Ms. Kaitlyn Cook ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook P ’23, ’27

In honor of Mr. Siddharth Garimella ’28 Mr. Siddharth Garimella ’28

In honor of Ms. Ava M. Crane ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Justin Crane P ’27

In honor of Mr. Peter Gilman Mr. & Mrs. Cameron G. Troxell ‘80 Mr. Adam Vega & Ms. Crystal Stark-Rodriquez

In honor of Mr. Peter Dai ’28 Mr. Yabing Dai & Mrs. Cuifeng Ma P ’28 In honor of Mr. Phongphol Damrongrat ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Nimit Damrongrat P ’26 In honor of Ms. Gianna Darden ’26 Dr. & Mrs. Bryce Darden P ’26 In honor of Mr. David Demaine Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81

In honor of Ms. Kimberly Grant Ms. Megan Hast In honor of Mr. Magnus-Kaj Grayson ’27 Mr. Kevin Grayson & Dr. Adrienne Grayson P ’27 In honor of Mr. Eric Gu ’26 Mr. Jeff Gu & Ms. Yun Xu P ’26

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In honor of Mr. Gregory J. Guardino ’08 Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08

In honor of Mr. Haaris A. Jamal ’17 Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12, ’17, ’21

In honor of Mr. Paul L. Guardino ’05 Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08

In honor of Ms. Kinza M. Jamal ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12, ’17, ’21

In honor of Mr. Chenshuo Gui ’28 Mr. Jianhua Gui & Ms. Qiaorong Li P ’28

In honor of Miss Claire S. Jeon ’28 Mr. Donghoon Jeon & Ms. Shinyoung Jang P ’28

In honor of Ms. Lauren E. Gutierrez ’25 Mr. Hugo & Dr. Carmen Gutierrez P ’21, ’23, ’25

In honor of Mr. Jinqian Jia ’28 Mr. Qin Jia & Mrs. Min Bao P ’28

In honor of Mr. Christopher Haliburton ’20 Ms. Jenee M. Haliburton P ’20

In honor of Mr. Henry R. Jones ’80 San San Lee

In honor of Dr. James E. Hall ’59 Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols

In honor of Mr. Matthew G. Jung ’26 Drs. Gregory Jung & Hilary Hansen-Jung P ’15, ’17, ’19, ’26

In honor of Mr. Ziheng Han ’27 Mr. Tao Han & Mrs. Yanfei Bai P ’27

In honor of Mr. Aidan D. Kaushal ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Anil Kaushal P ’24, ’26, ’28

In honor of Mr. Eric Hansen Mr. DJ Lan & Ms. Dan Li P ’25

In honor of Mr. Finnegan J. Keeney ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Keeney GP ’24, ’27 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Keeney P ’24, ’27

In honor of Mr. Ethan Hao ’27 Mr. Jack Hao & Ms. Ke Ma P ’27, ’27 In honor of Ms. Mingliu He ’27 Mr. Ling He & Ms. Jin Liu P ’11, ’27 In honor of Mr. Zhong-Xiou He ’11 Mr. Ling He & Ms. Jin Liu P ’11, ’27 In honor of Mr. & Mrs. John Heyes Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81 In honor of Ms. Natalia C. Hickox ’27 Mr. Robert Hickox & Ms. Ericka Simental P ’27 In honor of Ms. Frances E. Hinch ’25 Mr. Jim Hinch & Mrs. Katharine Flexer P ’25 In honor of Ms. Ruo Zhu Hou ’27 Mr. Zhengzhi Hou & Mrs. Nan Luo P ’27 In honor of Ms. Rebecca K. Hsia ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Yuchuek Hsia P ’05 In honor of Mr. Qiran Hu ’26 Mr. Yufang Hu & Mrs. Ningning Liang P ’26 In honor of Mr. Andrew Huang ’26 Mr. Chien-Te Huang & Mrs. Yang Bai P ’26 In honor of Ms. Sakeena S. Hussain ’27 Dr. & Mrs. Namath S. Hussain ’97, P ’27 In honor of Ms. Cheyaan H. Jamal ’21 Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12, ’17, ’21

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In honor of Ms. Rachel M. Kho ’19 Mr. & Mrs. James Kho P ’19 In honor of Mr. Lucas King ’28 Mr. Xin Jin & Mrs. Chu Cui P ’28 In honor of Mr. Sherwood Kingsley ’58 Mrs. Rona T. Kingsley In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Sanjay C. Kirloskar Mr. Alok S. Kirloskar ’02 In honor of Ms. Dessie J. Koehn ’27 Mr. Garrett Koehn & Ms. Marlene Grenon P ’27 In honor of Mr. Jayden Kuo ’26 Mr. Chun-hung Kuo & Mrs. Joolee Park P ’26, ’29 In honor of Mr. Tingxu Lan ’25 Mr. DJ Lan & Ms. Dan Li P ’25 In honor of Miss Natalie W. H. Lau ’28 Mr. Gordon Lau & Ms. Claire Woo P ’28 In honor of Ms. Bridgette Lee ’20 Mr. & Mrs. William Lee P ’20 In honor of Mr. Jaeho Lee ’28 Mr. Jaebum Lee & Dr. Chiyoon Kim P ’24, ’28 In honor of Mr. Jaehyuk Lee ’28 Dr. Minjung Lee & Dr. Hyunjung Yoo P ’28 In honor of Ms. Chengyin Li ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Yi Li P ’24, ’26, ’29

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In honor of Mr. Ion T. Li ’28 Mr. Xiang Li & Mrs. Fan Lu P ’28

In honor of Ms. Victoria L. Machado ’27 Mr. Jose Machado & Mrs. Dixie Morales P ’27

In honor of Mr. Jonathan J. Li ’25 Dr. Haiqing Li & Ms. Song Yang P ’25

In honor of Mr. Scott Mattoon Mr. & Mrs. James C. Larkin ’98

In honor of Ms. Shuaizhen Li ’27 Mr. Jianzhong Li & Mrs. Bingyu Zhang P ’27

In honor of Mr. Timothy E. McGinley ’12 Mr. Timothy E. McGinley ’12 Dr. Christina Mercer McGinley ’84, P ’12, ’16

In honor of Mr. Timothy X. Li ’28 Mr. Guochun Li & Mrs. Xiaohui Yuan P ’28 In honor of Miss Xinying Li ’28 Mr. Zhimin Li & Ms. Lei Zhang P ’28 In honor of Mr. Hanzhi Liang ’28 Dr. Yiming Liang & Ms. Min Lu P ’28 In honor of Ms. Yuexi Lin ’26 Mr. Zhouping Lin & Ms. Ying Liu P ’26 In honor of Mr. David Liu ’25 Mr. Fusheng Liu & Mrs. Qin Zhou P ’25 In honor of Ms. Yiyang Liu ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Chen Liu P ’26 In honor of Mr. Zhen Xuan Liu ’26 Mr. Wen Liu & Mrs. Hua Jiang P ’26 In honor of Ms. Zhirui Liu ’27 Mr. Wei Liu & Ms. Fen Jiang P ’27 In honor of Mr. Zhuochen Liu ’25 Mr. Zhijian Liu & Ms. Chun Yao P ’25 In honor of Ms. Zoe Liu ’27 Dr. Joe Liu & Mrs. Leah Cai P ’27 In honor of Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15 Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15

In honor of Miss Phoebe C. Meng ’27 Mr. Hui Meng & Ms. Lieang Chen P ’27 In honor of Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61 Mr. Frank W. Wentworth In honor of Ms. Sage Montgomery ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Dalyn Montgomery P ’26 In honor of Ms. Tychelle Moore-Culpeper ’27 Ms. Michelle Culpeper P ’27 In honor of Mrs. Keely A. Ng ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr, Jr. P ’84, ’87, ’96 In honor of Ms. Adebajo-Wuraola Ogunnaike ’23 Ms. Catherine Odunjo P ’23 In honor of Mr. Ray A. Okorocha ’28 Ms. Nicole Okorocha P ’28 In honor of the Otis & Elizabeth Chandler Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Otis Y. Chandler ’96 In honor of Mr. Andrew Pan ’25 Mr. Ming Pan & Mrs. Yi Zhu P ’25 In honor of Ms. Rebecca Pan ’27 Mr. Jun Pan & Ms. Xiaojing Ye P ’24, ’27 In honor of Mr. Jay Pang ’25 Mr. Hao Pang & Mrs. Danlei Li P ’25 In honor of Mr. Miles S. Park ’28 Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Park P ’28

In honor of Mr. Yihui Lu ’26 Mr. Dongsheng Lu & Mrs. Yan Chen P ’26

In honor of Mr. Michael Pino ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pino P ’26

In honor of Ms. Dan Luo ’26 Mr. Maolin Luo & Mrs. Shuyan Li P ’26

In honor of Mr. Vincent (Ethan) Pizano ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Pizano P ’20

In honor of Mr. John R. Lynas ’55 Ms. Elizabeth Fifield & Ms. Rebecca Page

In honor of Mr. Collin P. Powell ’08 Mr. Riley Elliott ’08 & Mrs. Leah Dixon Elliott

In honor of Ms. Dorothy Ma ’25 Mr. Pengyu Zhu & Mrs. Difei Peng P ’25

In honor of Mr. Chuanyang Qi ’26 Mr. Zhiwei Qi & Ms. Ke Zheng P ’26

In honor of Ms. Ziran Ma ’26 Mr. Shenghua Ma & Mrs. Xuyan Tan P ’26

In honor of Mr. Jerry Qiao ’25 Mr. Rongjian Qiao & Ms. Xiuping Cao P ’25

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In honor of Mr. Haiqin Qin ’27 Mrs. Peiyue Shi & Mr. Benny Qin P ’27, ’29

In honor of Mr. Xiangzhou Sun ’25 Mr. Jiaming Sun & Ms. Yi Yang P ’25

In honor of Mr. He Liang Qiu ’24 Mr. Hanrong Qiu & Mrs. Yin Karon Li P ’24, ’26

In honor of Ms. Yichen Sun ’27 Mr. Lin Sun & Ms. Limei Tian P ’27

In honor of Mr. He Yi Qiu ’26 Mr. Hanrong Qiu & Mrs. Yin Karon Li P ’24, ’26

In honor of Mr. Yuki Suto ’28 Mr. Daigo Suto & Ms. Lulu Miao P ’28

In honor of Mr. Zehao Qiu ’28 Mr. Jing Qiu & Mrs. Liping Hu ’28

In honor of Mr. Blake W. Suttner ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25

In honor of The Rev. William R. Ripley ’60 Mr. & Mrs. R. Holt Andrews, Jr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Stefan L. Roger ’78, P ’11

In honor of Mr. Griffin T. Suttner ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25

In honor of Mr. Sebastian Rocha ’28 Mr. Ricardo Rocha & Ms. Yaima Riverol P ’28 In honor of Mr. & Ms. Benjamin Rode Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81 In honor of Ms. Juliet R. Rohrer ’27 Dr. Heather Hamm Rohrer ’97 & Mr. Jonathan Rohrer P ’27 In honor of Mr. Stephan Rumigny Kanso ’26 Mr. Nicolas Rumigny & Dr. Eva Kanso P ’26 In honor of Mr. Josef B. Sharifi ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sharifi P ’21, ’26 In honor of Mr. Mocun Shen ’28 Mr. Yanan Shen & Ms. Lin Zhang P ’28 In honor of Mr. Yuan Shi ’25 Mr. Charles Shi & Mrs. Annie Yuan P ’25 In honor of Mr. Steven Sittig Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15 Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15 In honor of Mr. Luke Smith ’25 Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25

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In honor of Mr. Matan Tabac ’28 Mr. Yoni Tabac & Mrs. Christine Akin P ’28 In honor of Ms. Lingyi Tang ’24 Mr. Zhuyi Tang & Mrs. Mei Zhao P ’24 In honor of Mr. Aiden E. Taylor ’28 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Taylor P ’26, ’28 In honor of Mx. Albert E. Taylor ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Taylor P ’26, ’28 In honor of Ms. Kathleen M. Terris ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09 In honor of Mr. Kevin M. Terris ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09 In honor of Mr. Felix R. Van Wagner Meade ’28 Mr. Joseph Meade & Mrs. Wendy Van Wagner P ’28 In honor of Mr. Hector A. Vargas ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Hector Vargas P ’25 In honor of Mr. Joseph Vincent Mr. DJ Lan & Ms. Dan Li P ’25 In honor of Mr. Stuart von Firley-Butler ’27 Mr. David Butler & Ms. Annamarie Von Firley P ’27

In honor of Mr. Youngseok Song ’25 Mr. Junhwan Song & Mrs. Sook Hur P ’25 In honor of Ms. Neria Spence ’24 Ms. Sarah Spence P ’24 In honor of Miss Gaill G. Stephens-Levy ’28 Dr. Maurice Levy & Dr. Mary Stephens-Levy P ’28 In honor of Ms. Brianna Stodghill ’26 Mr. Bryan Stodghill & Dr. Joycelynne Palmer-Stodghill P ’26, ’29 In honor of Ms. Chloe Stooksberry ’27 Mr. & Mrs. James Stooksberry P ’27

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In honor of Mr. Allen Wan ’26 Mr. Ming Wan & Ms. Xiaolian Zhang P ’26

In honor of Mr. Ethan Xi ’27 Mr. Steven Xi & Mrs. Lu Xia P ’27

In honor of Ms. Zimo Wan ’28 Mr. Guoxun Wan & Mrs. Wenting Xiao P ’28

In honor of Mr. Hanbo Xu ’25 Mr. Panqiao Xu & Mrs. Jing Cheng P ’25, ’29

In honor of Ms. Alexandra Wang ’27 Anonymous Ms. Sandy La Mr. & Mrs. Rick Wang P ’27 Mr. Max Xu

In honor of Mr. Yikning Xu ’27 Mr. Ying Xu & Ms. Sophia Li P ’27

In honor of Mr. Jeffrey Wang ’27 Mr. Jian Wang & Mrs. Lucy Deng P ’27 In honor of Ms. Qier Wang ’27 Mr. Yang Wang & Mrs. Huijuan Liu P ’27 In honor of Mr. Rundong Wang ’25 Mr. Guibo Wang & Ms. Xiaojun Mu P ’25 In honor of Ms. Kaitlyn Wanland ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Erik Wanland P ’26 In honor of Miss Jiayi Wei ’28 Miss Jiayi Wei ’28 In honor of Miss Jiayi Wei ’28 Mr. Wei Wei & Mrs. Liwen Tang P ’28 In honor of Mr. Zichen Wei ’26 Mr. Chao Wei & Mrs. Yan Zhang P ’26 In honor of Miss Melanie E. Weyrich ’28 Mr. & Mrs. James Weyrich P ’28 In honor of Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. White Mr. Stephen J. Farley ’81 In honor of Ms. Meredith Whitlock Dr. Sylvia V. Whitlock In honor of Ms. Katherine Winant Osborne ’88 Mrs. Jane Winant P ’85, ’88 In honor of Mr. Connor Woertink ’26 Mr. Jason Woertink ’97 & Dr. Julia Woertink ’99, P ’26, ’26 In honor of Ms. Nina M. Woertink ’26 Mr. Jason Woertink ’97 & Dr. Julia Woertink ’99, P ’26, ’26 In honor of Mr. D. Thatcher Woodley ’98 Dr. David T. Woodley P ’98 In honor of Mr. Robert W. Wright ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Wright ’74 In honor of Miss Angelina Wu ’28 Mr. Wen Han & Ms. Juan Xia P ’28

In honor of Mr. Geoffrey Yang ’26 Dr. Gerald Yang & Dr. Erin Kong P ’26 In honor of Ms. Wen Yang ’25 Mr. Youyu Yang & Mrs. Caiyun Shi P ’25 In honor of Mr. Xuning Ye ’26 Mr. Chun Ye & Mrs. Pingying Huang P ’26 In honor of Ms. Claire Yu ’27 Mr. Gerald Lee-Hong Yu & Ms. Sin Fung Connie Chan P ’27 In honor of Mr. Yuheng Yuan ’25 Mr. Jun Yuan & Ms. Yi Liu P ’25 In honor of Ms. Zichen Zeng ’25 Mr. Zhiqiang Zeng & Ms. Nina Dong P ’25 In honor of Mr. Andrew Zhang ’26 Mr. Xin Zhang & Ms. Hazel Ge P ’26 In honor of Mr. Enze Zhang ’28 Mr. Xiaojun Wang & Ms. Manman Zhang P ’28 In honor of Mr. Hangsu Zhang ’27 Mr. Xiaofeng Zhang & Ms. Qing Liu P ’27 In honor of Mr. Jacob A. Zhang ’26 Mr. Kan Zhang & Mrs. Sherry Yang P ’26 In honor of Miss Junhan Zhang ’28 Mr. Haisong Zhang & Mrs. Jie Xu P ’28 In honor of Mr. Zhong Yi Zhang ’27 Mr. Junsheng Zhang & Ms. Likun Jin P ’17, ’22, ’27 In honor of Ms. Haojia Zhu ’25 Mr. He Zhu & Mrs. Fang Xiaoqiu P ’25 In honor of Miss Kaylee Zhu ’28 Mr. Bin Zhu & Mrs. Caroline Fan P ’28 In honor of Ms. Zirui Zhu ’25 Mr. Weiqi Lu & Ms. Qingqiu Zhu P ’25 In honor of Mr. Xingtong Zou ’27 Anonymous

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Senior Leadership and Advancement

2025-26 Senior Leadership Team

Theresa A. Smith, Ph.D., Head of School Michael Hoe ’04 Assistant Head of School Susan Carpenter, Director of Marketing & Strategic Communications John Choi, Director of Culture & Community Jamila Everett, Ed.D., Director of Admission & Financial Aid Andrew Farke, Ph.D., Director, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Kurt Johnson, Chief Advancement Officer Hector Martinez, Dean of College Guidance Reco Sanders, Director of Campus Operations LeAnne Schweitzer, Chief Financial Officer

Advancement

Kurt Johnson, Chief Advancement Officer Kimberly Grant, Director of Advancement Jenna Gough, Director of Parent Relations Janet Heald, Advancement Database Coordinator Ashley Helm, Director of Special Events Christine Leible, Director of Leadership Giving Crystal Stark-Rodriguez, Interim Assistant Director of Annual Giving Amanda Sun, Assistant Director of Alumni and Donor Relations Yvette Zarate, Director of Advancement Services

The 2024-25 Impact Report recognizes contributors who supported The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025. We have made every effort to ensure accuracy. If you find an error, please accept our apology and contact Kurt Johnson in the Webb Advancement Office at (909) 4825260 or via email at kjohnson@webb.org, so we can make the correction.

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Ways to Give Make a Gift

The Webb Schools and the Alf Museum are registered as charitable organizations under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Webb and the Alf Museum are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. For more information about any of the following, please contact the Advancement Office at giving@webb. org or (909) 482-5260.

Planned Gifts

Bequests, Testamentary Trusts, Charitable Trusts and Life Income Plans:

Webb accepts gifts of appreciated stock or mutual fund shares.

Planning a gift to The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum through your will or living trust can be achieved through a new document or a codicil to an existing document. You may specify a dollar amount, a percentage of your total estate or a piece of personal property. Estate gifts made through a will or trust may also help reduce federal estate tax liability and allow you to create a charitable legacy that aligns with your personal values. The Advancement Office can help you make a decision regarding your financial plans, which can also include charitable gifts that pay you income during life or provide for your heirs.

Matching Gifts:

Retirement Assets:

Give Online:

Make your tax-deductible gift immediately to The Webb Fund or Alf Museum. Go to webb.org/donate

Gifts of Securities:

Increase your giving power through matching gifts. Many companies will match the charitable contributions of their employees.

Gifts of Property:

Property gifts can include real estate and tangible personal property such as antiques, art, and the like.

A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from your IRA is a simple and tax-efficient way to support Webb. If you are 70½ or older, you can donate up to $108,000 per year directly from your IRA to a qualified charity— reducing your taxable income while satisfying all or part of your required minimum distribution (RMD). It’s a powerful way to make an immediate impact on Webb students and programs.

Remainder Interest in a Personal Residence or Farm:

You may retain a life interest in your home or farm while deeding the property to The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum. Though you may continue to live in or use the property, you may claim a tax deduction at the time the property is transferred.

Life Insurance:

The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum can be a total or partial beneficiary of an existing whole life insurance policy, or a new policy may be taken out for this purpose. Life insurance can be used to cover charitable gifts made from your estate. Annuities may also be given to Webb or the museum. Contact Kurt Johnson at kjohnson@webb.org or (909) 482-5260 for more information.

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