Waterford School Annual Report 2016-2017

ANNUAL

report

2016–2017

WATERFORD MISSION Learning is its reason for being, its passion, its whole point. At Waterford, students learn to learn. They are taught and encouraged to be self-reflective in their learning, to acquire a repertory of ways of learning, and to deploy them across subject matter that ranges widely and is freshly challenging. In the process students gain a self-competence that will sustain a lifetime of learning.

Learning is enhanced by the recognition of responsibility. Students value strong expectations that emphasize work, self-discipline, and dependability.

Accountability for one’s learning further encourages the realization that learning is inherently communal and connected: that students and faculty are in it together. Though one can become accomplished as one’s own teacher, learning necessarily occurs in the context of other persons, their ideas and voices, historical and contemporary. Learning is therefore invariably indebted.

Learning is inescapably moral. All learning bears on living and ultimately on how best to live. Aside from the natural imperative to learn, there is also the deep responsibility to share one’s learning with others in hope that they will be lifted thereby, their lives made richer and more fulfilled. There is no end to learning nor is it itself an end. Rather, learning is the means by which mankind acquires the nobility of the well-lived life.

To pursue this affirmation, to continually engage and refine, first on its own campus with its students, faculty, and curriculum, then in the world at large, is the mission of the Waterford School.

CONTRIBUTORS Andrew Menke, Head of School Ben Hoke, Director of Advancement Jen Voros, Director of the Waterford Fund and Alumni Relations Graphic Design Kia Mosenthal, Director of Communications Co-Editors Stacy Aldous, Director of Events Ann Good, Advancement Finance Manager Lisa Sintz, Stewardship and Systems Manager Photography Amanda Nelson Photography Correspondence The Waterford School 1480 East 9400 South Sandy, Utah 84093 801.572.1780

The Waterford Annual Report is published annually for parents, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, faculty and staff, and friends of the School.

Parents of Alumni: If this magazine is addressed to a son or daughter that no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please email us an updated address: alumni@waterfordschool.org. Thank you!

Cover Art: Amanda Nelson Photography

CONTENTS A Letter From the Head of School 2 A Letter From the Board Chair 3 Admissions Report 4 Finance Report 5 Class of 2017 6 Thank You 9 A Letter From the Director of Advancement 10 Waterford Fund: 2016-2017 11 Gifts to the Waterford School 12 Endowment 28 Golf and Gala 30 Alumni Association 32

A LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

BY ANDREW MENKE

PC: Chip Riegel

As I reflect on the 2016-2017 year and all that was accomplished, I am grateful for the generosity from so many in the Waterford community. This Report honors each and every donor and many of our dedicated volunteers. We salute your time, your talents, and your generous financial resources.

Waterford is blessed with a accomplished student body, exceptional educators, and dedicated parents. In partnership, we work to elevate your child’s sights and encourage them to dream big dreams. Their aspirations are shaped by a combination of exposure and opportunity, supported by caring teachers who inspire and encourage. Building the aptitude in each child to reach, grow, and develop is one of the most important roles schools play.

In the spirit of growth, we launched our comprehensive strategic planning process in June. A 22 member steering committee, comprised of faculty, staff, parents, board members, students, alumni and community members will spend the year exploring opportunities to build ever stronger this extraordinary experience . Initial work will be focused on affirming the mission and primacy of the liberal arts experience – teaching students to think critically, to write and speak persuasively, to research, reason, and analyze. In that same spirit 2 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

of the liberal arts, we too need to explore and question, and look to build an enduring and even more influential environment for our students.

This is what I love about schools — the pervasive sense of shared, resolute optimism and the happy acknowledgment that our work is never done, even as we strive to be the best.

Our aspiration is to continuously look forward, together, to improve all that we do with intention—this has been the compelling story of Waterford for the last 36 years and it will be the vision that guides us during this next exciting chapter.

We are grateful for your trust and confidence in us. I offer my deepest thanks to those who have supported Waterford this year and over many years. Thank you for allowing us to pursue a mission of deep idealism and focus on higher aspirations.

Best wishes from the Waterford School, Andrew Menke Head of School

A LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

BY RON MIKA On behalf of the Board of Trustees, welcome to the 20172018 school year. To all of Waterford’s families, we hope you have settled in well over these first few weeks. Our Head of School, Andrew Menke, mentioned seeing so many bright smiles during drop-off on September 5. We share your enthusiasm for back to school, ready for another year of growth and excellence at Waterford.

to build a stronger Waterford School in the years to come.

Andrew is positioned to lead the School with strength, vision, and stability in the coming years. We thank him for his transparency, authenticity, energy, and engagement during his first year at Waterford. And, of course, we share his optimism that the future is bright for our School and its students!

We wish you great success in this coming year. Many thanks for your commitment and support to the people and programs that make Waterford such a special place.

Ron Mika Chairman, Board of Trustees

During the 2016-2017 year, the Board of Trustees delivered a “First Year Charge” to Andrew.. The Charge encouraged Andrew to get to know the people, programs, culture and climate of Waterford, and to understand Waterford’s commitment to providing an educational experience that is both broad and deep, rooted in the liberal arts. The Charge also focused on laying the groundwork for continued success in the future, including our NWAIS re-accreditation process and the School’s strategic planning initiative, which kicked off in June.

I am pleased to report that Andrew fulfilled this Charge (and more) during his first year. Andrew’s experience as an independent school leader allows him to bring a fresh perspective to this role as Head of School. His willingness to listen and observe provides him with a solid foundation upon which 3

ADMISSIONS REPORT Enrollment at a Glance These figures represent students who participated in the 2017-2018 Admissions process, matriculating in September 2017.

Student Diversity as % of Total Enrollment = 23%

Opening Day Enrollment

Represents 30 more students than Opening Day 2016-17

New Students and New Families NEW FAMILIES

90

NEW FAMILIES AS % OF TOTAL FAMILIES

15%

37 from local public schools

NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENT

32 from local independent schools 50 out of state/country relocations

161

42 Preschool (35 local and 7 relocation)

Enrollment by Division

Number of Students by City CITY

NO. STUDENTS

% STUDENT BODY

CLASS

ENROLLMENT

Sandy

354

39.6

Lower School

386

Salt Lake City

133

14.9

Middle School

213

Draper

114

12.7

Upper School

297

Cottonwood Heights

77

8.6

TOTAL

896

Holladay

69

7.7

Park City

33

3.7

South Jordan

31

3.7

Midvale

11

1.2

Riverton

10

1.1

Other*

63

7.0

*Murray, Magna, Taylorsville, Cedar Hills, Highland, Saratoga Springs, West Jordan, Alpine, Bluffdale, Lehi, Orem, Alta, Heber, Bountiful, Brighton, Eagle Mountain, Herriman, Pleasant Grove, Provo, and West Valley City.

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FINANCE REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING AUGUST 31, 2017

Revenues & Support Tuition & Fees

$14,239,000

Annual Contributions & Events (Excludes $337,000 in endowment/restricted giving) Total Annual Revenues

$1,055,000

$15,294,000

Expenditures Salaries & Benefits

$11,526,000

Instructional, Support, & Program

$2,582,000

Annual Campus Bond Payments

$1,073,000

Total Annual Expenditures

$15,181,000

The figures above exclude Auxiliary programs such as dining hall, summer camps, & textbooks.

Collectively, Auxiliary programs generated $2,640,000 in revenue and $2,648,000 in expense.

Campus Value & Debt Current Value of Land & Buildings

$55,000,000

Campus Bond Debt Obligation

($4,660,000)

EXPENDITURES

REVENUES & SUPPORT Tuition & Fees (93.1%)

Salaries & Benefits (75.9%)

Annual Contributions & Events (6.9%) Annual Campus Bond Payments (7.1%)

Instructional, Support, & Program (18.4%)

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CLASS OF 2017 Congratulations to our graduates!

Clark Emmett Ahlstrom Mohamedrashid Ali Jackson Wesley Anderson Benjamin Wolcott Battistone Megan Jean Beck Lelia Elizabeth Becker Vanessa Shaine CiAi Bennett Thomas Connor Brennan Timothy Lucas Briggs Georgina Maud Chandler Talbot Michael Child Randy Chou Ezequiel Joaquin Costa Brooke Anne Diamond Madeline Sozel Duke Alexis Megan Dunlap Jamie Margaret Francis Sophia May Gauthier Asha Mari Halverson Ariel Harmer Isabel Harouny Indigo Joy Heuston Linnea Marie Lei-Ling Horvath

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Melissa Toni Lammle Reese Parker Law Roger Lin Aidan Adams Matheson William James McFarland David Paul Meabon Jonathan Talmage Miller Victoria Quinn Moody Gabrielle Kate Morrill Nicola Sage Munson Jessica Maria Olsen Roberto Carlos Ortiz Jessica Lynne Orvis Alexander Stephen Priskos Randal Eccles Quarles Kara Cathleen Rasmussen Kelly MacKenzie Reynolds Kylee Ann Reynolds Samantha Riley Tanner Nicole Ritzman Charles Talon Robinson David Shen Sarah Alice Shipp

Alexa Jane Shreeve Hannah Frida Elizabeth Slind Bryant Scott Smaellie Alex Clayton Smith Jackson George Sponaugle Imogen Johannah Stegman Jacob Henry Steiner Sara Jane Stevens Ian Aldrich Stockham Hunter Patrick Sullivan Taylor Catherine Tewell Alyssa Ann Varghese Tianyu Wang Jiaxin Jessica Wei Austin Christopher Decker Whiteley Craig Russell Wilcox Paige Willes Samantha Jean Wilson Nicholas Todd Winters Katherine Susann Wood Cindy Xu Haoran Yang

Students Attending Top 50 Most Selective Colleges in the U.S.

24% Cum Laude Inductees

8 Students Matriculating Out of State

56% National Merit Scholarship Finalists

6 Students Awarded Merit-based Scholarships

51%

120 The Waterford School Class of 2017 was accepted at 120 different colleges and universities.

THE CLASS OF 2017 WILL ATTEND: Arizona State University Brandeis University Brigham Young University Brigham Young University, Idaho Brigham Young University-Hawaii Brown University University of California, San Diego Chapman University Connecticut College Dartmouth College Davidson College DePaul University Hollins University Lewis & Clark College University of Nevada, Las Vegas New York University Northeastern University Occidental College Pacific University University of Pennsylvania Pomona College University of Redlands Rice University San Francisco Art Institute Seattle University University of Southern California Stanford University Swarthmore College The University of Tampa Trinity University Utah State University University of Utah

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Class of 2017 presenting the Commemorative Bell to Mr. Menke.

PC: Andrew Patteson

We are grateful to the following donors from the Class of 2017 for presenting a 35th Anniversary commemorative bell to the School.

The bell will reside in the Head of School’s Office and will be passed from Senior Class to Senior Class to be rung on special occasions throughout the school year. Thank you to the Class of 2017 for creating a new tradition and for leaving a legacy at Waterford.

SENIOR CLASS GIFT DONORS Jackson Anderson Benjamin Battistone Megan Beck Lelia Becker Lucas Briggs Georgina Chandler Talbot Child Randy Chou Brooke Diamond Madeline Duke Jamie Francis Sophia Gauthier Isabel Harouny Indigo Heuston Linnea Horvath

Melissa Lammle Parker Law Roger Lin Aidan Matheson Jonathan Miller Victoria Moody Nicola Munson William Newhall Kelly Reynolds Kylee Reynolds Charles Robinson David Shen Sarah Shipp Hannah Slind Bryant Smaellie

Alex Smith Jackson Sponaugle Imogen Stegman Ian Stockham Hunter Sullivan Taylor Tewell Crystal Wang Jessica Wei Austin Whiteley Craig Wilcox Paige Willes Samantha Wilson Nicholas Winters Katherine Wood Emily Yang Learn more about the Class of 2017 at • stories.waterfordschool.com

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THANK YOU

Thank you to our 2016-17 leadership volunteers. Your tireless efforts on behalf of the Waterford School help to strengthen our community and move our mission forward.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ron Mika, Chair Eric Huefner, Vice Chair Jason Miller ’88, Secretary Chantal Dolan Ray Etcheverry Kim Cordova Fehoko Mark Harris Mark Matheson Alison McSlarrow Steve Miller Kristin Stockham Tom Stockham JB Taylor, Jr. Sara Wilcox PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Hillary and JB Taylor, Co-Chairs Margit and William Caine Chantal and Barr Dolan Diane and James Francis Sarah and Mark Harris Stephanie and Paul Hudson Martha Thomas and Eric Heufner Allyson and Jim Larkins Kay and Tevita Lotulelei Rosa and Charles Marshall Cari and David Meabon Sue Mika Jen and Steve Miller Amanda and Rob Nelson Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Jessica and Peter Osborn Trinh and Rex Outtrim Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Kristen and Brady Southwick Lisa and Lee Sponaugle Kristin and Tom Stockham Sara and Russell Wilcox WATERFORD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mike Judd ’00, President Aaron Stockham ’97, Vice President Jonathan Swinton ’99, Fundraising Chair Ben Walker ’94, Activities Chair Aaron Aizad ’98 Julianne Aldous ’13 Sarah Beesley ’02 Jessica Hercules Busche ’05 Caitlin Hansen ’05 Lisa Walker Harris ’96 Ben Lonsdale ’95 Farrant Sakaguchi ’95 Cameron Swinton ’94 GOLF TOURNAMENT Lori Cramer Kathy Etcheverry Joey Miyashima Melinda Pelo

FOUNDERS GALA Chair: Amanda Nelson Sponsorship: Diane Francis Acquisitions: Betsy Wright Table Captains: Heather Scott, Jessica Osborn Publicity: April Judd Decorations: Oksana Jacoby Special Touches: Allyson Larkins Volunteers: Heidi Sullivan Acquisition Assistance: Shauna Priskos PARENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rosa Marshall, President Sarah Harris, Vice President Sara Collins, Secretary Diana Carroll, Event Coordinator Trinh Outtrim, Event Coordinator Monique Mezo-Meyer, New Parent Mentor Mary Ann Cassell, Arts Coordinator Dana Carlson, Library Coordinator Class Rep Coordinators Heather Scott, Nursery/K Rachel Hwang, Classes I-II Amy McKinlay, Classes III-V Amber Reed, Middle School Chrisy Ross, Upper School Class Representatives Heather Scott, PreK-K Coordinator Sierra Banish, PreK-3 am Megan Berry, PreK-3 pm Elissa Valenzeula, PreK-4 am Megan Bonham, PreK-4 pm Leah Caldwell, FDKA Armenta Lisa Strassberg, FDKB Banks Kim Osterhoudt, FDKC Price Raechel Hwang, Class I & II, Coordinator Leslie Wadsworth, Class IA Dahl Jean Sanyal, Class IB Loughridge April Judd, Class IC Neal Julie Bechthold, Class IIA Kovacs Nicole Brady, Class IIB LaForge Karen Critchfield, Class IIC Nelson Amy McKinlay, Class III -V, Coordinator Neylan McBaine Smith, Class IIIA Hoke Karin Smith, Class IIIB Sorenson Karen Lonsdale, Class IIIC Thompson Candice Vogel, Class IVA Sandstrom Heidi Westfall, Class IVB Smith Jessica Osborn, Class IVC Williams Shannon Kime, Class VA Curtis Ashley Park, Class VB Getz Hardip Sahota, Class VC Johnson Amber Reed, MS Coordinator Beth Bacigalupo, Class VI Allyson Wapner, Class VI Kristine Eccles, Class VII Kirsten Voss, Class VII Lisa Durst, Class VIII

Pegah Moshirfar, Class VIII Chris Ross, US Coordinator Anne Becker, Class IX Anita Wells, Class IX Cindy Bruce, Class X Kim Fehoko, Class X Lori Cramer, Class XI Sue Mika, Class XI Elayne Harmer, Class XII Cari Meabon, Class XII Lisa Sponaugle, Class XII ADMISSIONS AMBASSADORS Cheri Beck Annor Benson Nicole Brady Elane De Vos Chantal Dolan Lisa Durst Kristin Hodson Kay Lotulelei Rosa Marshall Neylan McBaine Smith Amy McKinlay Monique Mezo-Meyer Sue Mika Amanda Nelson Jessica Osborn Trinh Outtrim Chrisy Ross Heather Scott Lisa Sintz Kristin Southwick Andrea Truitt Sara Wilcox WATERFORD FUND Trustee Chairs Kim Cordova Fehoko and Alison McSlarrow Alumni Chair Aaron Stockham ’97 Faculty & Staff Chairs LS: Colleen Thompson MS/US: Brett Herb & Heidi Poole Class Chairs XII: Kristen Stockham and Sara Wilcox XI: Jessica Flynn X: Sara Collins IX: Paul Butterfield VIII: Peter Osborn VII: Allyson Larkins VI: Maria Bustos V: Chrisy Ross IV: Jenni Woodley III: Amy McKinley II: Jill Raemish I: Jeremy Voros K: Heather Scott PreK-4: Elizabeth Madsen 9

A LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT

BY BEN HOKE Educating a child requires more than a great faculty and curriculum – it also requires significant community involvement.

For more than 35 years, parents, faculty and staff, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, and friends who care deeply about the education of our students have actively participated in Waterford’s fundraising programs. As we celebrate your support and look ahead to the coming year, we aim to build on this tradition of giving to create an even stronger Waterford School for the students of today and for generations to come.

We truly appreciate the many supporters of our 2016-2017 fundraising efforts. I am pleased to report that we raised $1.4M. Many thanks to the more than 750 donors who participated in the Waterford Fund, endowment, special events, or through directed support to specific programs or departments.

Every year, we invite all members of the Waterford community to participate with thoughtful support. Did you know that the Waterford Fund is the cornerstone of all fundraising at Waterford—the building block on which other fundraising efforts rest? Waterford, like most independent schools, relies on annual, tax-deductible gifts—in addition to tuition—to balance the budget each year and to generate revenue that supports our people and programs. Increasing overall participation from 10 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

the Waterford community is critical to our long-term success.

Every gift makes a difference, regardless of the amount.

Gifts to the Waterford Fund demonstrate the loyalty, commitment, and generous spirit of our community. We are thrilled to announce new milestones in dollars raised and overall participation: • Waterford Fund: $656,140 (40% growth from the prior year) • 62% Parent Participation in the Waterford Fund (22% growth from the prior year) • 100% Board of Trustees Support • 97% Faculty & Staff Support • Class X – highest participation at 80% • 15% Alumni participation (3% more than prior year) • 113 parents with first ever gifts totaling $98,000.

First ever gifts helped Waterford secure a match of $50,000 from a generous Waterford family.

Thank you for your support and for helping Waterford Reach New Heights!

Sincerely, Bennett W. Hoke Director of Advancement

WATERFORD FUND: 2016-2017 Total Raised: $656,140

last year and raised a total of $1.4M.

Waterford School

A record-breaking $656,140 of the total was given through the Waterford Fund. Thank you!

of parents gave to the Waterford Fund!

100% of the Board of Trustees supported the Waterford Fund

97% of our Faculty & Staff supported the Waterford Fund

Waterford’s Alumni participation increased by 3%

Lower School

PERCENTAGE

BY DIVISION

63%

Middle School

68%

Upper School

67%

Class with the Highest Participation: CLASS X

80%

Participation Goal for ALL PARENTS for 2017-18

100% 0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

The Waterford Fund raised $259,140 more than the prior year Parent Participation in the Waterford Fund increased by 22% 113 parents made first ever gifts to the Waterford Fund, totaling nearly $98,000

775 overall donors; 546 of those donors gave to the Waterford Fund These first gifts allowed us to secure a $50,000 match from a generous Waterford family

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GIFTS TO THE WATERFORD SCHOOL During fiscal year 2017, Waterford received gifts to the Waterford Fund, the Endowment Fund, and other gifts to support the School, its faculty, and students. We are grateful for the support of our many donors during this past year, which resulted in $1.4M total contributions to the School.

This annual report acknowledges contributions received between September 1, 2016 and August 31, 2017. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information included in this report is accurate and complete. If you note any errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and notify the Advancement Office at 801.813.2217 so that we may correct our records.

Thank you to all who supported Waterford with financial contributions and volunteer efforts.

Our success depends on your generosity.

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Middle School Outdoor students on the summer Uintah-Wasatch-Cache National Forest backpacking trip.

PC: Kia Mosenthal

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The Waterford Fund The Waterford Fund is the cornerstone of all fundraising at Waterford – the foundation upon which other fundraising efforts rest. Waterford, like most independent schools, relies on annual, tax-deductible gifts – in addition to tuition – to balance the budget each year and generate revenue that supports core activities, program enrichment, and school development. During the 2016-17 fiscal year, Waterford Fund contributions totaled $656,140. Gifts ranged from $1 to $75,000 and were received from 546 donors. When combined, gifts to the Waterford Fund create extraordinary educational opportunities for our students. Donors to endowment funds, specific programs, and special events are listed in separate sections of this publication.

We are grateful for the vision and leadership of our Waterford Fund Co-Chairs, Kim Cordova Fehoko P’19,’22 (R) and Alison McSlarrow P’18,’20 (L) during this inaugural year of the Waterford Fund. We also extend our thanks to the many other volunteers who helped us Reach New Heights during the 2016-17 school year!

PC: Jen Voros

Savannah Harman, Class of 2018, during the Waterford Community Service trip in Kolkata, India.

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ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE 2016-17 JB Taylor, Jr., Chair Chantal Dolan Kim Cordova Fehoko, Waterford Fund Co-Chair Alison McSlarrow, Waterford Fund Co-Chair Jason Miller ’88

NEBO PEAK​ ($25,000 or More) ​Cheri and Scott Beck Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Jennifer and Steve Miller Joyce and Mike Murray Jean and Sunny Sanyal Heather Scott and David Schmidt Hillary and JB Taylor TIMPANOGOS PEAK​ ($10,000-$24,999) Stacy and Steve Aldous Bonnie Jean and Brent Beesley Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Allyson and Jim Larkins Kathleen and Ross Matthews Lynda and Robert Orr Trinh and Rex Outtrim ​PFEIFFERHORN PEAK ($5,000-$9,999) Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Sue Ellis Kathy and Ray Etcheverry Sarah and Mark Harris Estate of Mary Heuston Cindy and Howard Hochhauser Raechel and JT Hwang Rosa and Charles Marshall Jennifer and Andrew Menke Amy and Rod McKinlay Susan and Ron Mika Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ’88 Susan Pizitz Hope and Randal Quarles Mindy and Scott Reynolds Melanie and Martin Snow Sandie Tillotson Sara and Russell Wilcox Kathryn and Matthew Willes LONE PEAK​ ($2,500-$4,999​) Anonymous Pamela Aizad Mayke and J. Scott Briggs Joy and Scott Bruce Ashli and Brad Buxton Leah and Michael Caldwell Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Kay and Brett Christiansen Chantal and Barr Dolan Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Stephanie and Paul Hudson Shauna and Vasilios Priskos Jill and Damian Shaw Linda and Richard Smaligo Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Therese and Craig Stegman Kristin and Tom Stockham Michelle and Theodor Tatos Susan and Brad Taylor Elizabeth and Nathan Wright OLYMPUS PEAK​ ($1,000-$2,499) Liz and David Anderson

Rie and Hisashi Araki Nancy and Lewis Baker Marilyn and Thomas Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Lee and Mark Bromley Cindy and Bob Bruce Maria and William Bustos Margit and William Caine Dana and Eric Carlson Kristin and Chad Christensen Laura and Michael Cummings Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Mary Pat and James Dowd Dorothy and Tim Fluetsch Kieu and David Frisby Lori and David Gagnon Sharol and Marcel Gauthier Angela Day and Thomas Giallorenzi Melinda and Mark Gunton Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Karen and Jeff Hansen Elayne and David Harmer Lisette and Charles Hetzel Nancy and Dustin Heuston Katherine and Ben Hoke Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley Kate and Chris James Marilyn Kalbach Emily Tyler and Armen Khachatryan Marilyn and Lew Kofford Molly and Mark Law Jeannine Lewis Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Kelli Lundgren Brooke Maag Connie and Francis Madsen Emily and Chris Mantas Sharon and David Massinople Jennifer Falk and Mark Matheson Kelli and Keith McFarland Gail and Robert McMullin Elise and Brian Miller JeNeal and Hal Miller Amanda and Rob Nelson Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Candace and Greg Osborn Ashley and Jerad Park Jill and Michael Raemisch Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos Amber and Matt Reed Christina and Christopher Ross Maria and Chad Smith Kristen and Brady Southwick Lisa and Lee Sponaugle Jen and Jeremy Voros Roberta and Craig Wardle Kelly Wardle Lu Lu and Tyler Waterhouse Lauri and John Weston Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Hong Leng and Jie Xu GRANDEUR PEAK​ ($1 to $999) Anonymous (3) Ashley Teran Ahlquist ’99 and Jon Ahlquist

Musaret Jabeen and Ali Ahmed Amy and Aaron Aizad ’98 Jared Aizad ’00 Adeeba and Tazeem Aizad Ellie Aldous ’15 Julianne Aldous ’13 Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Debby and David Anderson Molly and Joshua Anderson Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 and Robert Andrach Melissa and Jorge Armenta Jackie Stein and Matthew Atwood ’97 Bree Hann and David Baird Sierra and Robert Banish Susan Banks Shelley and Kevin Barnes Melanie and Michael Battistone Krista and Darren Beck Martha and Jay Beck Irene and Kurt Becker Sarah Beesley ’02 Jill and David Bell Gerry and Richard Bennett Annor and Mitch Benson Shirley Bergeson Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Donna and David Bernstein Emily Bernstein ’14 Meghan Bernstein ’11 Orley Bills Austin Bingham ’03 Kristen Maetani Bingham ’98 and Mitchel Bingham Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Lauri and Robert Blanch ’94 Zachary Bohard ’97 Lisa and Roger Borchardt Saruul Erdenebaatar and Kyle Borton Paula and Glen Bowman Jing and James Bradley Nicole and Brooks Brady Carolyn and Rodney Brady Isabel Bromley ’12 Molly and Abel Bromley ’99 Rachel Johnston Brooks ’96 and Ryan Brooks ’96 Madeleine Brown ’09 James Browning ’11 Karen and George Bruce Melissa Miller Burr ’99 and Brandon Burr Jessica Hercules Busche ’05 and Pete Busche Tony Butterfield and Paul Redd-Butterfield Harmony Button Jacqueline Huntsman Calder and John Oblad Calder ’03 Katherine and Robert Calhoun Lorina and Bruce Cardon ’88 Camie Carlyle Diana and Kelly Carroll Denise and Luis Carter Monica and Justin Cassell Jane and Andrew Chandler Julie and Morgan Chen Sarah Chen ’13 Shirley Jenn and George Cheng Jill and Jeff Christiansen 15

Lisa and Bret Clayton Ila Clayton Sara and Tom Collins Margo and Jon Cowley Corbie Coy Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Karen and Ryan Critchfield ’02 Bonnie and Craig Crosland Michelle and Courtney Curtis Gina and McKay Daines Juli and James Dalton Eliza Miller Damstedt ’96 and Brad Damstedt Silvia and Sean Davis Katherine Lyon Dayton ’98 and Jonathan Dayton Elane and Dirk De Vos Pepper and Shawn Debenham Celeste Nebeker Donehey ’96 and Troy Donehey Matthew Douglas Cathy and Brent Dover Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Sarah and Daniel Duke ’05 David Duke ’02 Jamie Duke ’12 Joy and Jeffrey Duke Matthew Duke ’09 Sabine and Matt Duncan Sarah and Jason Dunn Nancy and Spencer Durrant Heidi Westfall and John Eckert Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Andrea Egan ’97 Daniel Egan ’13 Sherry and Ralph Egan Sean Egan Tommy Egan ’10 Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Sammie Ellis Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Johnel and Dan Evans Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Melissa and Erik Felsted Donna and Paul Fischer Leslie Geach and Joe Flick Jessica and Craig Flynn Ariel Bybee and James Ford April Ray Foster ’99 and Scott Foster Amy and Richard Frame Paulina Fricke ’10 Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Debbie and Russ Gentner Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Norman and Rosa Goldfind Karina Gonzalez Ann and Jody Good Mary and Jeff Grandy Natalie and Ted Grandy Deborah and Adam Grimshaw Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ’99 Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Amanda and Christopher Hall Elizabeth and Mike Hamideh Samantha and Greg Hammock Caitlin Hansen ’05 16 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Nisha and Daniel Harman Carolyn and Jake Harouny Cori Sutherland and James Harris Lisa Walker Harris ’96 and Rod Harris Sarah and Joshua Hartshorn ’97 Eliza Hitz and Randy Hartwig Shelene and Creed Haymond Brett Herb Heather and Benjamin Heuston ’90 Sage Heuston ’16 Tami and Jason Hewlett ’97 Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Heidi Hicks Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Lynn Hoke Stuart Hoke Kimberly and Michael Holmstrom Alison Bagley Hopkin ’98 and Jeremy Hopkin Wendy and David Hopkins Rachael and Matt Horstmann Susan and Martin Horvath Jennifer Zhu and Ray Hou Kirsten and James Howard Natalie and Nicholas Hudson ’97 Ashley and Marc Huntington Oksana and Alexander Jacoby Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Dennis Jenn Austin Jensen ’10 Lindsey and Daniel Jensen ’97 Lisa and Jeff Jensen Rebecca and Troy Johansen Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Cheryl Johnson Eric Johnson ’00 Maria and Justin Johnson Mike Johnson ’88 Kay and Hal Johnston Svetlana and John Johnston Danielle and Samuel Johnston ’95 Cheristy Jones ’16 Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Marty and Joe Jopling Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke Shauna and Charles Judd Jessica Judd ’04 Regan and Michael Judd ’00 April and Ryan Judd ’02 Sara and Joseph Kaiser Miki and John Karg Alexandra Karl Caitlin Houlihan-Kawamoto and Kensaku Kawamoto Juliana and Joseph Kennedy ’99 Beata and Karl Kieffer Shannon and Michael Kime Lynn and Mark Kindred ’94 Scott King Nicole and Michael Kirby Crystal and Chris Kluge Alisha Knight Emilie Birdsley Knight ’97 Erin and James Knight Jed Knight Ingrid Knowles Cynthia and Greg Kofford Samantha Kofford ’14

Whitney Kofford ’08 Kathleen and Alex Korkishko Sheriann and Garrison Kovacs Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics Janine and Larry Krystkowiak Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Cami and Paul LaForge Kristy and James Larson Mikaela and Finn Larson Ann Laszlo Jannette and Alan Layton ’94 Sung-Joo and Chang Su Lee Sunhwa Kim and Seungchan Lee Valerie and Scott Lindley Kate and Jason Linsley Kathy Liu ’16 Karen and Benjamin Lonsdale ’95 Lisa and Jacob Lonsdale ’93 Robert Lopez Madeline Loughridge Ming Yu and Yunfeng Lu Sarah Stockham Lutkus ’98 and Erik Lutkus Elizabeth Lyon ’08 Jonathan Lyon ’01 Nicole MacLaren Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Vicky and John Manning Sharon and Frank Markos Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Jack Matkin Mersiha Spahic McClaren ’99 and Jon McClaren Jessica Duke McDonough ’04 and Quinn McDonough Gus McGee Jaklyn Mika McKenzie ’06 and Ken McKenzie Shiloh Blair McMurtrey ’97 Laurie Mecham Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Nina and Drew Metcalfe ’00 Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer Bernie Meyers Kirsten Mika ’08 Nicole and Greg Miles Heather Dawn and Bryan Miller Kimberly and Derik Miller ’93 Emma Miller ’12 Lexie and Jeffrey Miller ’04 Thomas Miller ’16 Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98 and Kevin Mitchell Kathryn Lindquist and Jim Moore Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Kathy and Craig Morris Kimiko Morris ’15 Heather and Daren Mortenson Laura Lee Judd Morton ’11 and Chandler Morton Kia Mosenthal Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Julie and Brett Mower Vanisri and Dev Mudaliar Erika and Shipley Munson Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura

Michelle Barnes Nathan ’07 Betty Neal Chase Nebeker ’03 Whitney and John Nebeker ’98 Nancy and Michael Nebeker Lindsey and Shawn Nesbitt Danielle and Kent Nielson Stacy and Ronald Nielson Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Casey O’Malley Cyndy and Luke Ong Megan Orton and Scott Mikos Joy and Robert Orton Shawn and Donald Orton Daniel Osipovitch Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Jyoti Zutshi and Sunny Pandita Kelly and Albert Park Julie and Kevin Passey Edie and Andrew Patteson Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Rachel Williams Pearson ’99 Katie Pelo ’08 Christina and Ryan Pelo ’02 Barbara and David Perez Becca and Micah Peters Charlene and James Petersen Alexandra and Benjamin Peterson ’02 Laura Peterson Jennifer and Tim Pettus Brenda and Jeremy Pfeifer Mary and Ronald Poelman Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Ann and Paul Pope Carol and David Powell Mary Powers Heather and Kevin Prowell Jennifer and Mark Purcell Estie Pyper ’12 Randi and Mark Pyper Beverly and Ralph Quarles Martha Quinn Nandini and Nicholas Ramond Charity and Brian Ramos Lisa Rands Julie and Kenneth Ransom Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Marla and Brian Rausch Sari and Felix Rauscher Rachel and Ryan Ray RBC Foundation Cara and Vivek Reddy Michelle and Brad Reedy Kim and David Rees Elizabeth Reynolds ’16 Andrea and Trey Reynolds Megan and Mark Rieker ’88 Suellen Riffkin Holly and David Riley Dori and Mark Ritchie Dawn and Tai Robinson Anna Boller-Robson and Thomas Robson Caroline Jansson and Fernando Rodriguez Kimberly and Steve Rodriguez Chandler Rosenberg ’12 Heather Beagley Rosett ’09 and Max R. Rosett ’08

Parke Ross ’16 Christy McQuaid and John Rukavina Hallie and Benjamin Russell Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi Beth and Farrant Sakaguchi ’95 Shannon and Sandy Sandberg ’97 Leslie and Keshav Sarin Joni and Scott Satterlee Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Rachel and Eric Schmidt John Schmidt Cathy and Jeff Schreiber Susan Scott Olivia and Koffi Sessi Shanghai Instruments and Electronics Lynda Xu and Yousheng Shen Kim and Brad Shepherd Trina and Brandon Sheranian Glenda Shrader Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Samuel Sintz ’14 Patricia and Michael Skaling Myra and Gary Skevington Kathleen Slagle Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Alison and Braden Smith Brittany Smith Karin and Robert Smith Heather Sneddon ’95 Sharon and Clifford Snyder Marianne Judd Snyder ’06 and Cliff Snyder ’05 Prabha Nagenthram and Marthes Solamuthu Moushumi Anand and Samrat Sondhi Carly Sorenson ’02 Natalie and Mark Sorenson ’00 Jenny and Steven Sorenson Kristin and Mikle South ’88 Sharon and Carl Spaulding Michael Spaulding ’08 Michelle Syslo and Rod St. Vaughan Heather and Bradley Staker Michele and Timothy Starcher Camilla and Steve Starks M’Lisa and Matthew Steiner William Steiner ’15 Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ’97 Laura Mannino and Alex Stockham ’97 Christine and John Stockham Juliann and Randall Stockham Jeffrey Stout LaNae and Timothy Stout Lisa and Evan Strassberg Heidi and Timothy Sullivan Kristen and Cameron Swinton ’94 Julia and Daniel Swinton ’97 Janelle and Ian Swinton ’01 Annie and Jonathan Swinton ’99 Ima and Eric Tanner ’01 Tara and Javen Tanner Shannon and Patrick Tatman Sarah Bendio Thomas ’88 and Andrew Thomas Colleen and Mathew Thompson Frances and Gary Thompson

Rochelle Thornock Michael Tonneson Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Andrea and Alan Truitt Lesa and Steven Udall Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Angela and Ken Wade Heather and Nolan Wadland Ann and Kip Wadsworth Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Nicole and Benjamin Walker ’94 Renae and John Walker Emily Teran Wallace ’96 and Eric Wallace Beatryx and Vincent Washington James Watabe ’98 Kristina Leavitt Watabe ’90 and Jeffrey Watabe ’90 Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Anita and Matthew Wells ’88 Lori Decker Whiteley and Jeff Whiteley Meiling and John Whitney Judith and Willis Whittlesey Chloe Wilcox ’15 Betsy and Warren Wilcox Hillary Williams Deanna and Jim Williams Susannah and Jim Williams Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Elly and Terry Winter Serrela and Todd Winters Anne Woller ’09 Christopher Woller ’07 Nancy and Gary Woller Lill and Stephen Wood Patricia and Darrel Yamane Kellie-Ann Yamane ’08 Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ’13 Kristie-Ann Yamane ’10 Qing Xiao and Wenfeng Yan Yang Yan ’16 Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle Yuhong Liu and Xinzhang Zhou Linda and James Zimmermann BOARD OF TRUSTEES Waterford is grateful for the generous support and leadership of the Board of Trustees who, once again, led the community in supporting the Waterford Fund with 100% participation.

Thank you for your service and commitment to our students, faculty, and staff!

Ron Mika, Chair Eric Huefner, Vice Chair Jason Miller ’88, Secretary Chantal Dolan Ray Etcheverry Kim Cordova Fehoko Mark Harris Mark Matheson Alison McSlarrow Steve Miller Kristin Stockham Tom Stockham JB Taylor, Jr. Sara Wilcox 17

CURRENT PARENTS Waterford is extraordinarily grateful for the generous financial support of current families, 62% of whom made gifts to the Waterford Fund in 2016-17 totaling nearly $500,000.

An impressive four classes reached 70% participation or higher, and a further ten classes reached 50% participation or higher.

Thank you for your support!

Waterford Fund Chairs:

Kim Cordova Fehoko and Alison McSlarrow

UPPER SCHOOL Class XII–67% Participation

Chairs: Kristin Stockham and Sara Wilcox

Debby and David Anderson Melanie and Michael Battistone Krista and Darren Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Deann and Thomas Brennan Mayke and J. Scott Briggs Jane and Andrew Chandler Joy and Jeffrey Duke Sharol and Marcel Gauthier Elayne and David Harmer Carolyn and Jake Harouny Heather and Benjamin Heuston ’90 Susan and Martin Horvath Alexandra Karl Molly and Mark Law Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Jennifer Falk and Mark Matheson Kelli and Keith McFarland Jennifer and Steve Miller Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Erika and Shipley Munson Shauna and Vasilios Priskos Hope and Randal Quarles Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Mindy and Scott Reynolds Holly and David Riley Dawn and Tai Robinson Lynda Xu and Yousheng Shen Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Maria and Chad Smith Lisa and Lee Sponaugle Therese and Craig Stegman M’Lisa and Matthew Steiner Kristin and Tom Stockham Heidi and Timothy Sullivan Lori Decker Whiteley and Jeff Whiteley Sara and Russell Wilcox Kathryn and Matthew Willes Serrela and Todd Winters Lill and Stephen Wood Class XI–58% Participation Chair: Jessica Flynn

Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 and Robert Andrach Cheri and Scott Beck Joy and Scott Bruce Ashli and Brad Buxton Kristin and Chad Christensen Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer 18 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Michelle and Courtney Curtis Silvia and Sean Davis Mary Pat and James Dowd Donna and Paul Fischer Jessica and Craig Flynn Karina Gonzalez Samantha and Greg Hammock Nisha and Daniel Harman Wendy and David Hopkins Stephanie and Paul Hudson Sara and Joseph Kaiser Erin and James Knight Cami and Paul LaForge Kathleen and Ross Matthews Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Susan and Ronald Mika Nicole and Greg Miles Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura Kelly and Albert Park Andrea and Trey Reynolds Anna Boller-Robson and Thomas Robson Christina and Christopher Ross Joni and Scott Satterlee Susan Scott Kathleen Slagle Prabha Nagenthram and Marthes Solamuthu M’Lisa and Matthew Steiner Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Hong Leng and Jie Xu Linda and James Zimmermann Class X–80% Participation Chair: Sara Collins

Anonymous Liz and David Anderson Melanie and Michael Battistone Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Deann and Thomas Brennan Cindy and Bob Bruce Kay and Brett Christiansen Lisa and Bret Clayton Sara and Tom Collins Cathy and Brent Dover Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Leslie Geach and Joe Flick Dorothy and Tim Fluetsch Sharol and Marcel Gauthier Angela Day and Thomas Giallorenzi Melinda and Mark Gunton Kirsten and James Howard Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Dennis Jenn Alisha Knight Emilie Birdsley Knight ’97 Jed Knight Cynthia and Greg Kofford Sunhwa Kim and Seungchan Lee Amy and Rod McKinlay Laurie Mecham Nicole and Greg Miles Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ’88 Jennifer and Steve Miller Kathy and Craig Morris Heather and Daren Mortenson Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Trinh and Rex Outtrim

Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Hope and Randal Quarles Marla and Brian Rausch Kim and David Rees Holly and David Riley Rachel and Eric Schmidt Olivia and Koffi Sessi Jill and Damian Shaw Kim and Brad Shepherd Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Myra and Gary Skevington Maria and Chad Smith Therese and Craig Stegman Christine and John Stockham Heidi and Timothy Sullivan Tara and Javen Tanner Hillary and JB Taylor Angela and Ken Wade Sara and Russell Wilcox Kristine and Jason Wilkins Kathryn and Matthew Willes Lill and Stephen Wood Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle Class IX–64% Participation Chair: Paul Butterfield

Krista and Darren Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Jill and David Bell Joy and Scott Bruce Tony Butterfield and Paul Redd-Butterfield Diana and Kelly Carroll Corbie Coy Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Elane and Dirk De Vos Melissa and Erik Felsted Samantha and Greg Hammock Heather and Benjamin Heuston ’90 Rachael and Matt Horstmann Jennifer Zhu and Ray Hou Kirsten and James Howard Kate and Chris James Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Cami and Paul LaForge Allyson and Jim Larkins Robert Lopez Nicole MacLaren Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Vanisri and Dev Mudaliar Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Susan Pizitz Jennifer and Mark Purcell Julie and Kenneth Ransom Amber and Matt Reed Michelle and Brad Reedy Christy McQuaid and John Rukavina Jean and Sunny Sanyal Jill and Damian Shaw Linda and Richard Smaligo Alison and Braden Smith Melanie and Martin Snow Kristen and Brady Southwick

Waterford Fund Participation 2016-2017 By Class 100

90

80

80%

PERCENTAGE PARTICIPATION

70

67% 60

64%

64%

79%

75%

73% 68%

67%

61%

61%

58%

61%

54%

50

48%

40

30

20

10

0

XII

XI

X

IX

Ann and Kip Wadsworth Anita and Matthew Wells ’88 Lauri and John Weston Meiling and John Whitney MIDDLE SCHOOL Class VIII–64% Participation Chair: Peter Osborn

Anonymous Musaret Jabeen and Ali Ahmed Debby and David Anderson Deann and Thomas Brennan Maria and William Bustos Margit and William Caine Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Kristin and Chad Christensen Amy and Tim Dolbin Chantal and Barr Dolan Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Kieu and David Frisby Natalie and Ted Grandy Sarah and Mark Harris Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Cindy and Howard Hochhauser Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Kimberly and Michael Holmstrom Rebecca and Troy Johansen Cynthia and Greg Kofford Janine and Larry Krystkowiak

VIII

VII

VI

V

IV

III

Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Brooke Maag Kelli and Keith McFarland Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer Jessica and Peter Osborn Jyoti Zutshi and Sunny Pandita Julie and Kevin Passey Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Becca and Micah Peters Nandini and Nicholas Ramond Kimberly and Steve Rodriguez Maria and Chad Smith Prabha Nagenthram and Marthes Solamuthu Jenny and Steven Sorenson Therese and Craig Stegman Hillary and JB Taylor Serrela and Todd Winters Class VII–67% Participation Chair: Allyson Larkins

Anonymous Annor and Mitch Benson Deann and Thomas Brennan Aniko and Colby Brewer Dana and Eric Carlson Monica and Justin Cassell Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Chantal and Barr Dolan Rebecca and Travis Dowdell

II

I

K

PreK-4

PreK-3

Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Melissa and Erik Felsted Jessica and Craig Flynn Amy and Richard Frame Angela Day and Thomas Giallorenzi Karen and Jeff Hansen Shelene and Creed Haymond Oksana and Alexander Jacoby Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Dennis Jenn Maria and Justin Johnson Beata and Karl Kieffer Kathleen and Alex Korkishko Allyson and Jim Larkins Molly and Mark Law Sung-Joo and Chang Su Lee Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Nicole MacLaren Amy and Rod McKinlay Heather Dawn and Bryan Miller Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Heather and Daren Mortenson Susan Pizitz Hope and Randal Quarles Sari and Felix Rauscher Amber and Matt Reed Hallie and Benjamin Russell Leslie and Keshav Sarin 19

Joni and Scott Satterlee Myra and Gary Skevington Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Kristen and Brady Southwick Heather and Bradley Staker Kristin and Tom Stockham Heidi and Timothy Sullivan Michael Tonneson Andrea and Alan Truitt Angela and Ken Wade Kristina Leavitt Watabe ’90 and Jeffrey Watabe ’90 Natalie Ricci-Whaley Kathryn and Matthew Willes Yuhong Liu and Xinzhang Zhou Class VI–73% Participation Chair: Maria Bustos

Anonymous Rie and Hisashi Araki Krista and Darren Beck Paula and Glen Bowman Maria and William Bustos Diana and Kelly Carroll Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Kristin and Chad Christensen Sara and Tom Collins Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Sabine and Matt Duncan Sarah and Jason Dunn Heather and Benjamin Heuston ’90 Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Kate and Chris James Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Crystal and Chris Kluge Alisha Knight Jed Knight Cynthia and Greg Kofford Karen and Benjamin Lonsdale ’95 Brooke Maag Rosa and Charles Marshall Laurie Mecham Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Nicole and Greg Miles Jennifer and Steve Miller Heather and Daren Mortenson Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Amanda and Rob Nelson Jessica and Peter Osborn Julie and Kevin Passey Charity and Brian Ramos Mindy and Scott Reynolds Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Rachel and Eric Schmidt Jill and Damian Shaw Alison and Braden Smith Melanie and Martin Snow Jeffrey Stout Lisa and Evan Strassberg Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Elizabeth and Nathan Wright LOWER SCHOOL Class V–68% Participation Chair: Chrisy Ross

Anonymous Adeeba and Tazeem Aizad 20 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Jing and James Bradley Deann and Thomas Brennan Ashli and Brad Buxton Leah and Michael Caldwell Monica and Justin Cassell Corbie Coy Elane and Dirk De Vos Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Lori and David Gagnon Sarah and Mark Harris Eliza Hitz and Randy Hartwig Shelene and Creed Haymond Raechel and JT Hwang Rebecca and Troy Johansen Shannon and Michael Kime Jeannine Lewis Robert Lopez Rosa and Charles Marshall Sharon and David Massinople Amy and Rod McKinlay Trinh and Rex Outtrim Jyoti Zutshi and Sunny Pandita Ashley and Jerad Park Julie and Kenneth Ransom Sari and Felix Rauscher Rachel and Ryan Ray Christina and Christopher Ross Trina and Brandon Sheranian Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Karin and Robert Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Michele and Timothy Starcher Hillary and JB Taylor Angela and Ken Wade Kelly Wardle Kristina Leavitt Watabe ’90 and Jeffrey Watabe ’90 Kathryn and Matthew Willes Class IV–59% Participation Chair: Jenni Woodley

Anonymous Aniko and Colby Brewer Shirley Jenn and George Cheng Heidi Westfall and John Eckert Kieu and David Frisby Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Cori Sutherland and James Harris Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Mike Johnson ’88 Svetlana and John Johnston Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Caitlin Houlihan-Kawamoto and Kensaku Kawamoto Emily Tyler and Armen Khachatryan Heather Dawn and Bryan Miller Kyle and Robert Nelson Amanda and Rob Nelson Danielle and Kent Nielson Stacy and Ronald Nielson Jessica and Peter Osborn Charlene and James Petersen Jill and Michael Raemisch Cara and Vivek Reddy Amber and Matt Reed Kimberly and Steve Rodriguez Rayann and Justin Sandstrom

Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Natalie and Mark Sorenson ’00 Nicole and Benjamin Walker ’94 Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Class III–75% Participation Chair: Amy McKinlay

Amy and Aaron Aizad ’98 Adeeba and Tazeem Aizad Nicole and Brooks Brady Deann and Thomas Brennan Kristin and Chad Christensen Laura and Michael Cummings Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Sarah and Jason Dunn Johnel and Dan Evans Nisha and Daniel Harman Lisa Walker Harris ’96 and Rod Harris Raechel and JT Hwang Beata and Karl Kieffer Crystal and Chris Kluge Janine and Larry Krystkowiak Karen and Benjamin Lonsdale ’95 Sharon and David Massinople Amy and Rod McKinlay Nicole and Greg Miles Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98 and Kevin Mitchell Tianna and Blake Murray Lindsey and Shawn Nesbitt Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Jessica and Peter Osborn Ashley and Jerad Park Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Heidi and Daniel Poole Heather and Kevin Prowell Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos Michelle and Brad Reedy Beth and Farrant Sakaguchi ’95 Leslie and Keshav Sarin Susan Scott Jill and Damian Shaw Trina and Brandon Sheranian Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Karin and Robert Smith Heather and Bradley Staker Camilla and Steve Starks Kristen and Cameron Swinton ’94 Michelle and Theodor Tatos Hillary and JB Taylor Andrea and Alan Truitt Class II–52% Participation Chair: Jill Raemish

Musaret Jabeen and Ali Ahmed Saruul Erdenebaatar and Kyle Borton Jing and James Bradley Nicole and Brooks Brady Leah and Michael Caldwell Karen and Ryan Critchfield ’02 Sabine and Matt Duncan Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ’99 Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Sarah and Mark Harris Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Sara and Joseph Kaiser

Caitlin Houlihan-Kawamoto and Kensaku Kawamoto Shannon and Michael Kime Alisha Knight Jed Knight Brooke Maag Emily and Chris Mantas Jill and Michael Raemisch Cara and Vivek Reddy Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Heather Scott and David Schmidt Angela and Ken Wade Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Class I–61% Participation Chair: Jeremy Voros

Deann and Thomas Brennan Shirley Jenn and George Cheng Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Cori Sutherland and James Harris Sage and Andrew Henrikson Kelley Heuston Ashley and Marc Huntington Raechel and JT Hwang April and Ryan Judd ’02 Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Rosa and Charles Marshall Elise and Brian Miller Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98 and Kevin Mitchell Tianna and Blake Murray Lindsey and Shawn Nesbitt Danielle and Kent Nielson Charlene and James Petersen Jennifer and Tim Pettus Heidi and Daniel Poole Charity and Brian Ramos Rachel and Ryan Ray Beth and Farrant Sakaguchi ’95 Jean and Sunny Sanyal Moushumi Anand and Samrat Sondhi Camilla and Steve Starks Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ’97 Annie and Jonathan Swinton ’99 Jen and Jeremy Voros Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Emily Teran Wallace ’96 and Eric Wallace Class K–61% Participation Chair: Heather Scott

Amy and Aaron Aizad ’98 Sierra and Robert Banish Lisa and Roger Borchardt Nicole and Brooks Brady Leah and Michael Caldwell Karen and Ryan Critchfield ’02 Gina and McKay Daines Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Johnel and Dan Evans Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Kristy and James Larson Ming Yu and Yunfeng Lu Jessica and Peter Osborn Julie and Kevin Passey Brenda and Jeremy Pfeifer Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos Christy McQuaid and John Rukavina

Heather Scott and David Schmidt Trina and Brandon Sheranian Karin and Robert Smith Natalie and Mark Sorenson ’00 Lisa and Evan Strassberg Frances and Gary Thompson Beatryx and Vincent Washington Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Class PreK-4–79% Participation Chair: Elizabeth Madsen

Melissa and Jorge Armenta Bree Hann and David Baird Camie Carlyle Denise Hall Carter and Luis Carter Pepper and Shawn Debenham Sarah and Jason Dunn Amanda and Christopher Hall Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Jennifer Zhu and Ray Hou Nicole and Michael Kirby Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Mikaela and Finn Larson Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Charlene and James Petersen Caroline Jansson and Fernando Rodriguez Cassandra ando and Brett Scharf Jen and Jeremy Voros Heather and Nolan Wadland Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Susannah and Jim Williams

Mark Rieker ’88 Mikle South ’88 Sarah Bendio Thomas ’88 Matthew Wells ’88 Class of 1990–13% Participation Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 Benjamin Heuston ’90 Jeffrey Watabe ’90 Kristi Leavitt Watabe ’90 Benjamin Heuston ’90 Class of 1993–8% Participation Jacob Lonsdale ’93 Derik Miller ’93 Class of 1994–15% Participation Robert Blanch ’94 Mark Kindred ’94 Alan Layton ’94 Cameron Swinton ’94 Benjamin Walker ’94 Class of 1995–12% Participation Samuel Johnston ’95 Benjamin Lonsdale ’95 Farrant Sakaguchi ’95 Heather Sneddon ’95

Class PreK-3–48% Participation

Class of 1996–21% Participation Rachel Johnston Brooks ’96 Ryan Brooks ’96 Eliza Miller Damstedt ’96 Celeste Nebeker Donehey ’96 Lisa Walker Harris ’96 Emily Teran Wallace ’96

Sierra and Robert Banish Gina and McKay Daines Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Eliza Hitz and Randy Hartwig Kristy and James Larson Kate and Jason Linsley Edie and Andrew Patteson Heather and Kevin Prowell Heather Scott and David Schmidt Trina and Brandon Sheranian Karin and Robert Smith Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ’97 Lu Lu and Tyler Waterhouse

Class of 1997–37% Participation Matthew Atwood ’97 Zachary Bohard ’97 Andrea Egan ’97 Joshua Hartshorn ’97 Jason Hewlett ’97 Nicholas Hudson ’97 Daniel Jensen ’97 Emilie Birdsley Knight ’97 Shiloh McMurtrey ’97 Sandy Sandberg ’97 Aaron Stockham ’97 Alex Stockham ’97 Daniel Swinton ’97

Chair: Aaron Stockham ’97

ALUMNI From the Class of 1988 to the Class of 2016, Waterford alumni generously supported the School during 2016-17 with gifts to the Waterford Fund totaling $15,548. Thank you to our alumni community for their loyal support! Alumni donors at all levels are listed below by class.

Top five classes in participation: 1997–37% 1988–27% 1996–21% 1999–20% 1998–17% Class of 1988–27% Participation Bruce Cardon ’88 Mike Johnson ’88 Jason Miller ’88

Class of 1998–17% Participation Aaron Aizad ’98 Kristen Maetani Bingham ’98 Sarah Stockham Lutkus ’98 Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98 John Nebeker ’98 James Watabe ’98 Class of 1999–20% Participation Ashley Teran Ahlquist ’99 Abel Bromley ’99 Melissa Miller Burr ’99 April Ray Foster ’99 Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ’99 Joseph Kennedy ’99 Mersiha Spahic McClaren ’99 Rachel Williams Pearson ’99 Jonathan Swinton ’99 Class of 2000–10% Participation Jared Aizad ’00 21

Grandparents Day 2016 PC: Heather Mortenson

Eric Johnson ’00 Michael Judd ’00 Drew Metcalfe ’00 Mark Sorenson ’00 Class of 2001–8% Participation Jonathan Lyon ’01 Ian Swinton ’01 Eric Tanner ’01 Hugh West ’01 Class of 2002–12% Participation Sarah Beesley ’02 Ryan Critchfield ’02 David Duke ’02 Ryan Judd ’02 Benjamin Peterson ’02 Ryan Pelo ’02 Carly Sorenson ’02

Class of 2007–3% Participation Michelle Barnes Nathan ’07 Chris Woller ’07

Sarah Chen ’13 Daniel Egan ’13 Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ’13

Class of 2008- 10% Participation Whitney Kofford ’08 Elizabeth Lyon ’08 Kirsten Mika ’08 Katie Pelo ’08 Max Rosett ’08 Michael Spaulding ’08 Kellie-Ann Yamane ’08

Class of 2014- 7% Participation Emily Bernstein ’14 Alicia Judd ’14 Samantha Kofford ’14 Samuel Sintz ’14

Class of 2009- 7% Participation Madeleine Brown ’09 Matthew Duke ’09 Heather Beagley Rosett ’09 Anne Woller ’09

Class of 2003–5% Participation Austin Bingham ’03 John Calder ’03 Chase Nebeker ’03

Class of 2010- 6% Participation Tommy Egan ’10 Paulina Fricke ’10 Austin Jensen ’10 Kristie-Ann Yamane ’10

Class of 2004–4% Participation Jessica Judd ’04 Jessica Duke McDonough ’04 Jeffrey Miller ’04

Class of 2011- 6% Participation Meghan Bernstein ’11 James Browning ’11 Laura Lee Judd Morton ’11

Class of 2005–8% Participation Jessica Hercules Busche ’05 Daniel Duke ’05 Caitlin Hansen ’05 Cliff Snyder ’05

Class of 2012- 7% Participation Isabel Bromley ’12 Jamie Duke ’12 Emma Miller ’12 Estie Pyper ’12 Chandler Rosenberg ’12

Class of 2006–3% Participation Jaklyn Mika McKenzie ’06 Annie Judd Snyder ’06 22 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Class of 2013- 7% Participation Julianne Aldous ’13

Class of 2015- 6% Participation Ellie Aldous ’15 Kimiko Morris ’15 William Steiner ’15 Chloe Wilcox ’15 Class of 2016- 10% Participation Sage Heuston ’16 Cheristy Jones ’16 Kathy Liu ’16 Thomas Miller ’16 Elizabeth Reynolds ’16 Parke Ross ’16 Yang Yan ’16 PARENTS OF ALUMNI Waterford is grateful to have the continued financial support provided by parents of alumni. Thank you for your loyalty and support at all levels.

Pamela Aizad Stacy and Steve Aldous Nancy and Lewis Baker Shelley and Kevin Barnes Martha and Jay Beck Bonnie Jean and Brent Beesley Gerry and Richard Bennett

Donna and David Bernstein Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Lee and Mark Bromley Julie and Morgan Chen Margo and Jon Cowley Sherry and Ralph Egan Sean Egan Kathy and Ray Etcheverry Lisette and Charles Hetzel Nancy and Dustin Heuston Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Cheryl Johnson Kay and Hal Johnston Marty and Joe Jopling Shauna and Charles Judd Marilyn Kalbach Miki and John Karg Kelli Lundgren Kay Lynne and Steve Manning JeNeal and Hal Miller Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Nancy and Michael Nebeker Cyndy and Luke Ong Laura Peterson Mary and Ronald Poelman Carol and David Powell Mary Powers Randi and Mark Pyper Martha Quinn Suellen Riffkin Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi Cathy and Jeff Schreiber Sharon and Clifford Snyder Sharon and Carl Spaulding Michelle Syslo and Rod St. Vaughan Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Juliann and Randall Stockham LaNae and Timothy Stout Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Renae and John Walker Judith and Willis Whittlesey Deanna and Jim Williams Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Nancy and Gary Woller Patricia and Darrel Yamane Qing Xiao and Wenfeng Yan GRANDPARENTS Waterford greatly appreciates the generous financial support provided by grandparents of current students. Thank you!

Pamela Aizad Adeeba and Tazeem Aizad Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Marilyn and Thomas Beck Irene and Kurt Becker Shirley Bergeson Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Carolyn and Rodney Brady Karen and George Bruce Katherine and Robert Calhoun Jill and Jeff Christiansen Ila Clayton Bonnie and Craig Crosland Spencer F. Eccles Sammie Ellis Sue Ellis

Ariel Bybee and James Ford Debbie and Russ Gentner Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Norman and Rosa Goldfind Mary and Jeff Grandy Nancy and Dustin Heuston Lisa and Jeff Jensen Shauna and Charles Judd Marilyn and Lew Kofford Ann Laszlo Valerie and Scott Lindley Kelli Lundgren Connie and Francis Madsen Sharon and Frank Markos Jack Matkin Gail and Robert McMullin Gail Miller and Kim Wilson JeNeal and Hal Miller Kathryn Lindquist and Jim Moore Joyce and Mike Murray Lynda and Robert Orr Joy and Robert Orton Candace and Greg Osborn Barbara and David Perez Beverly and Ralph Quarles Dori and Mark Ritchie Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi John Schmidt Glenda Shrader Patricia and Michael Skaling Kathleen Slagle Sharon and Clifford Snyder Juliann and Randall Stockham Susan and Brad Taylor Rochelle Thornock Sandie Tillotson Renae and John Walker Roberta and Craig Wardle Betsy and Warren Wilcox Elly and Terry Winter FACULTY AND STAFF Waterford is especially grateful for the financial support provided by faculty and staff, and their spouses, who gave to the Waterford Fund at all levels in 2016-17. We acknowledge the ongoing contribution of each faculty and staff member who defines and enriches the Waterford experience every day, across campus.

Stacy and Steve Aldous Molly and Joshua Anderson Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 and Robert Andrach Melissa and Jorge Armenta Susan Banks Krista and Darren Beck Martha and Jay Beck Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Orley Bills Kristen Maetani Bingham ’98 and Mitchel Bingham Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Lee and Mark Bromley Harmony Button Michelle and Courtney Curtis Juli and James Dalton Matthew Douglas

Joy and Jeffrey Duke Nancy and Spencer Durrant Sherry and Ralph Egan Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Ann and Jody Good Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Elizabeth and Mike Hamideh Cori Sutherland and James Harris Brett Herb Heidi Hicks Katherine and Ben Hoke Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Mike Johnson ’88 Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke April and Ryan Judd ’02 Scott King Erin and James Knight Ingrid Knowles Sheriann and Garrison Kovacs Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Cami and Paul LaForge Jannette and Alan Layton ’94 Kate and Jason Linsley Madeline Loughridge Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Vicky and John Manning Gus McGee Jennifer and Andrew Menke Bernie Meyers Nicole and Greg Miles Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ’88 JeNeal and Hal Miller Kathy and Craig Morris Heather and Daren Mortenson Kia Mosenthal Julie and Brett Mower Erika and Shipley Munson Betty Neal Nancy and Michael Nebeker Casey O’Malley Megan Orton and Scott Mikos Shawn and Donald Orton Daniel Osipovitch Edie and andrew Patteson Laura Peterson Jennifer and Tim Pettus Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Ann and Paul Pope Mary Powers Martha Quinn Lisa Rands Julie and Kenneth Ransom Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Sari and Felix Rauscher Anna Boller-Robson and Thomas Robson Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Brittany Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Michele and Timothy Starcher Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ’97 LaNae and Timothy Stout Tara and Javen Tanner Shannon and Patrick Tatman 23

Colleen and Mathew Thompson Lesa and Steven Udall Jen and Jeremy Voros Angela and Ken Wade Kristina Leavitt Watabe ’90 and Jeffrey Watabe ’90 Lu Lu and Tyler Waterhouse Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Hillary Williams Deanna and Jim Williams Serrela and Todd Winters Nancy and Gary Woller

Estate of Mary Heuston Lynn Hoke Stuart Hoke Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Waterford is pleased to recognize the following corporations, foundations, and businesses that provided important support for the Waterford Fund at all gift levels in 2016-17. The School is especially grateful to the many parents, alumni, parents of alumni, and friends who took advantage of matching gift opportunities through their employers or board relationships to increase the value of their gifts to the School last year.

Anonymous Musaret Jabeen and Ali Ahmed Adeeba and Tazeem Aizad Bree Hann and David Baird Cheri and Scott Beck Jill and David Bell Lisa and Roger Borchardt Saruul Erdenebaatar and Kyle Borton Paula and Glen Bowman Jing and James Bradley Denise and Luis Carter Shirley Jenn and George Cheng Sara and Tom Collins Corbie Coy Michelle and Courtney Curtis Gina and McKay Daines Elane and Dirk De Vos Pepper and Shawn Debenham Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Mary Pat and James Dowd Sabine and Matt Duncan Sarah and Jason Dunn Heidi Westfall and John Eckert Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Johnel and Dan Evans Melissa and Erik Felsted Donna and Paul Fischer Kieu and David Frisby Sharol and Marcel Gauthier Angela Day and Thomas Giallorenzi Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Amanda and Christopher Hall Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Carolyn and Jake Harouny Sarah and Mark Harris Eliza Hitz and Randy Hartwig Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Rachael and Matt Horstmann Jennifer Zhu and Ray Hou Kirsten and James Howard Ashley and Marc Huntington Kate and Chris James Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Dennis Jenn Maria and Justin Johnson Svetlana and John Johnston Sara and Joseph Kaiser Caitlin Houlihan-Kawamoto and Kensaku Kawamoto Emily Tyler and Armen Khachatryan Crystal and Chris Kluge Alisha Knight Jed Knight Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics

Ally Bank American Express Company American Express Foundation Aristotle Investments, Inc. PC Bamberger–Allen Health and Education Foundation Be Auto LLC Beck Family Foundation Beesley Family Foundation Benevity The James Billings Foundation Inc. Buscher Foundation Comcast Crystal Springs Foundation Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles Family Foundation Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Eighth North Capital, LLC Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Goldman, Sachs and Co. Kroger Francis A. Madsen Jr. and Constance C. Madsen Family Foundation Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation John L. and Ardis J. Piers Private Foundation RBC Foundation Shanghai Instruments and Electronics Synchrony Financial TRUIST United Way of Salt Lake Universal Industrial Sales, Inc. Varian Medical Systems Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign FRIENDS Each year, Waterford is pleased to receive gifts from individuals who choose to support Waterford’s mission with a gift to the School.

Thank you to the following friends of Waterford who gave to the Waterford Fund at all levels in 2016-17.

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CURRENT PARENT NEW DONOR CHALLENGE We are grateful for the support of parents who made new gifts to the Waterford Fund during 2016-17. Your support totaled over $97,000 and helped Waterford secure an additional $50,000 in matching funds. Thank you for your generous support!

Mikaela and Finn Larson Molly and Mark Law Sung-Joo and Chang Su Lee Sunhwa Kim and Seungchan Lee Robert Lopez Ming Yu and Yunfeng Lu Nicole MacLaren Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Emily and Chris Mantas Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Kathleen and Ross Matthews Kelli and Keith McFarland Laurie Mecham Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Susan and Ronald Mika Heather Dawn and Bryan Miller Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Lindsey and Shawn Nesbitt Danielle and Kent Nielson Stacy and Ronald Nielson Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Jyoti Zutshi and Sunny Pandita Ashley and Jerad Park Charlene and James Petersen Heidi and Daniel Poole Heather and Kevin Prowell Jennifer and Mark Purcell Nandini and Nicholas Ramond Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos Marla and Brian Rausch Rachel and Ryan Ray Cara and Vivek Reddy Amber and Matt Reed Kim and David Rees Mindy and Scott Reynolds Andrea and Trey Reynolds Holly and David Riley Christy McQuaid and John Rukavina Hallie and Benjamin Russell Joni and Scott Satterlee Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Linda and Richard Smaligo Natalie and Mark Sorenson ’00 Camilla and Steve Starks Therese and Craig Stegman M’Lisa and Matthew Steiner Christine and John Stockham Lisa and Evan Strassberg Annie and Jonathan Swinton ’99 Michael Tonneson Heather and Nolan Wadland Emily Teran Wallace ’96 and Eric Wallace Beatryx and Vincent Washington Anita and Matthew Wells ’88 Lauri and John Weston Meiling and John Whitney Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Yuhong Liu and Xinzhang Zhou FOUNDERS CIRCLE The Waterford Founders Circle was formed to give recognition to those individuals who have been steadfast in their support over the years. There are four categories of membership, determined by the number of consecutive years of giving.

Honor

5–9 Years

Elizabeth and Brian Bacigalupo Susan Banks Krista and Darren Beck Marilyn and Thomas Beck Beck Family Foundation Irene and Kurt Becker Gerry and Richard Bennett Annor and Mitch Benson Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Donna and David Bernstein Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Nicole and Brooks Brady Cindy and Bruce Brandol Aniko and Colby Brewer Lynette and Rhett Brooks Cindy and Bob Bruce Maria and William Bustos Tony Butterfield and Paul Redd-Butterfield Harmony Button Jacqueline Huntsman Calder and John Oblad Calder ’03 Leah and Michael Caldwell Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Jane and Andrew Chandler Julie and Morgan Chen Kristin and Chad Christensen Kay and Brett Christiansen Suzanne and David Conine Bonnie and Craig Crosland Juli and James Dalton Cathy and Brent Dover Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Jessica and Craig Flynn Ariel Bybee and James Ford James Fricke Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Ann and Jody Good Elizabeth and Mike Hamideh Elayne and David Harmer Sarah and Mark Harris Shelene and Creed Haymond Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Cindy and Howard Hochhauser Roxine and Kent Hodson Raechel and JT Hwang Lindsey and Daniel Jensen ’97 Rebecca and Troy Johansen Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Marilyn Kalbach Shannon and Michael Kime Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Allyson and Jim Larkins Jeannine Lewis Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Kate and Jason Linsley Jonathan Lyon ’01 Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Rosa and Charles Marshall Amy and Rod McKinlay Gail and Robert McMullin Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer

Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Erika and Shipley Munson Betty Neal Nancy and Michael Nebeker Amanda and Rob Nelson Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Joy and Robert Orton Julie and Kevin Passey Edie and Andrew Patteson Jennifer and Tim Pettus Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Powers Charity and Brian Ramos Michelle and Brad Reedy Mindy and Scott Reynolds Megan and Mark Rieker ’88 Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Trey Sayes Heather Scott and David Schmidt Cathy and Jeff Schreiber Trina and Brandon Sheranian Patricia and Michael Skaling Kathleen Slagle Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Alison and Braden Smith Brittany Smith Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Michael Spaulding ’08 Jeffrey Stout LaNae and Timothy Stout Michelle and Theodor Tatos Hillary and JB Taylor Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Universal Industrial Sales, Inc. Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Lori Decker Whiteley and Jeff Whiteley Kristine Wilkins Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ’13 Kristie-Ann Yamane ’10 Linda and James Zimmermann Beauty

10–14 Years

Anonymous Stacy and Stephen Aldous Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 and Robert Andrach Nancy and Lewis Baker Ruth Eleanor Bamberger and John Ernest Bamberger Memorial Foundation Cheri and Scott Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Beesley Family Foundation Molly and Abel Bromley ’99 Ashli and Brad Buxton Katherine and Robert Calhoun Diana and Kelly Carroll Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Chantal and Barr Dolan Sherry and Ralph Egan Tami and Jason Hewlett ’97 Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Meg Hungerford Kroger

Cami and Paul LaForge Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Elizabeth Lyon ’08 Connie and Francis Madsen Susan and Ronald Mika Nicole and Greg Miles Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ’88 Jennifer and Stephen Miller Heather and Daren Mortenson Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder Shawn and Donald Orton Trinh and Rex Outtrim Katie Pelo ’08 Christina and Ryan Pelo ’02 Jan and Robert Perkins Mary and Ronald Poelman JoAnne and Jeffrey Price Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Suellen Riffkin Christina and Christopher Ross Rachel and Eric Schmidt Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Heather Sneddon ’95 Lisa and Lee Sponaugle Tara and Javen Tanner Anita and Matthew Wells ’88 Sara and Russell Wilcox Betsy and Warren Wilcox Kathryn and Matthew Willes Kellie-Ann Yamane ’08 Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle Wisdom

15-19 Years

Anonymous Debby and David anderson Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Deann and Thomas Brennan Corbie Coy Suzanne and Christian Dahl Maurine and Kent Dahlberg Eliza Miller Damstedt ’96 and Brad Damstedt Joy and Jeffrey Duke Dorothy and Tim Fluetsch April Ray Foster ’99 and Scott Foster Paula Getz Sage and Andrew Henrikson Kimberly and Michael Holmstrom Stephanie and Paul Hudson Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Mike Johnson ’88 Miki and John Karg Lynn and Mark Kindred ’94 Erin and James Knight Robert Lopez Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Kathleen and Ross Matthews JeNeal and Hal Miller Lynda and Robert Orr Melinda and Jack Pelo Shauna and Vasilios Priskos Randi and Mark Pyper Lisa Rands Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Sari and Felix Rauscher Kim and David Rees Maria and Chad Smith Melanie and Martin Snow 25

Michelle Syslo and Rod St. Vaughan Heather and Bradley Staker Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ’97 Kristin and Tom Stockham Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Angela and Ken Wade Hollybeth and David Welsh Judith and Willis Whittlesey Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Nancy and Gary Woller Lill and Stephen Wood Patricia and Darrel Yamane Legacy

20+ Years

Shelley and Kevin Barnes Martha and Jay Beck Bonnie Jean and Brent Beesley Lee and Mark Bromley Amy and Timothy Dolbin Kathy and Ray Etcheverry Cori Sutherland and James Harris Heather and Benjamin Heuston ’90 Nancy and Dustin Heuston Kelley Heuston Kay and Hal Johnston Marty and Joe Jopling Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Kathy and Craig Morris Susan Pizitz Heather and Charles Rosett Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Sandie Tillotson Deanna and Jim Williams Serrela and Todd Winters RESTRICTED GIFTS Restricted gifts fund unbudgeted items and programs and help to cover the costs of needs in specific areas of the school. Examples of such gifts include: robotics, particular athletic teams, academic departments, and scholarship funds. Waterford is grateful to donors who made restricted gifts during the 2016-17 fiscal year.

Restricted to Programs Anonymous (2) Bonnie Jean and Brent Beesley Beesley Family Foundation Lynette and Rhett Brooks Jennifer Hall and Stephen Buscher Buscher Foundation CeliAnne and Josh Coates Maurine and Kent Dahlberg Chantal and Barr Dolan Gracie and David Fermelia Nancy and Dustin Heuston Kathleen and Ross Matthews Stephanie and Paul Hudson Marilyn and Lew Kofford Kathleen and Ross Matthews Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Lynda and Robert Orr Robert F. Orr Charitable Foundation 26 Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Trinh and Rex Outtrim Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Jean and Sunny Sanyal Heather Scott and David Schmidt Majda and David Scofield Heather Scott and David Schmidt Seattle Foundation Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Melanie and Martin Snow Michelle Syslo and Rod St. Vaughan Hillary and JB Taylor Universal Industrial Sales, Inc. Utah FIRST Robotics Varian Medical Systems Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Hollybeth and David Welsh Meiling and John Whitney Restricted to Scholarship Ruth Eleanor Bamberger and John Ernest Bamberger Memorial Foundation James Fricke Kathleen and Ross Matthews Gail Miller and Kim Wilson Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation Resource and Environmental Management Consultants, Inc. HILARY Z. HEUSTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP In memory of Hilary Zell Heuston, daughter of Nancy and Dustin Heuston. Hilary is a graduate from the Waterford class of 1987.

Anonymous Nancy and Dustin Heuston Alexandra Kontes Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Heather Beagley Rosett ’09 and Max R. Rosett ’08 Heather Scott and David Schmidt LINDA KITCHEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Originally created as a Faculty Scholarship

by Mark Bromley in 1994, and renamed in memory of Linda Kitchen, a beloved member of the Waterford community.

Madison Horne Anderson ’07 and Nathan Anderson ’07 Teri Johnson Andrach ’90 and Robert Andrach Elizabeth and Mark Beckwith Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Calvin Bennett ’07 Cindy and Bruce Brandol Deann and Thomas Brennan Aniko and Colby Brewer Lee and Mark Bromley Capital Group Suzanne and David Conine Suzanne and Christian Dahl Ashley Walker and Matthew Davis Amy and Timothy Dolbin Joy and Jeffrey Duke Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Paula Getz

Ann and Jody Good Cori Sutherland and James Harris Sage and Andrew Henrikson Nancy and Dustin Heuston Kelley Heuston Roxine and Kent Hodson Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder Meg Hungerford Mike Johnson ’88 Erin and James Knight Kate and Jason Linsley JeNeal and Hal Miller Kyle and Robert Nelson Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder Edie and Andrew Patteson Jan and Robert Perkins JoAnne and Jeffrey Price Sari and Felix Rauscher Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Heather and Charles Rosett Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Trey Sayes TJ and Troy Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Tara and Javen Tanner Tamara Morres and Christopher Todd Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Tracy Wang ’11 Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Kristine Wilkins Nancy and Gary Woller ENDOWMENT We gratefully acknowledge those who gave to Waterford’s Endowment during the past year.

Endowment growth is an area of strategic importance for Waterford as the Endowment can provide a steady source of income to Waterford, making it possible for the School to be less reliant on tuition and annual fundraising programs to balance the budget each year. Thank you for your support.

Nancy and Dustin Heuston Endowed Faculty Chair Nancy and Dustin Heuston Heather Beagley Rosett ’09 and Max R. Rosett ’08 Unrestricted Endowment Annor and Mitch Benson Connie and Francis Madsen Francis A. Madsen Jr. and Constance C. Madsen Family Foundation IN-KIND GIFTS Waterford is pleased to thank the following donors who have generously donated goods or services to the school, of which the Advancement Office was notified.

Rebecca and Joey Buchan Jiseon and Hyonmyong Cho Mt Olympus Tree Service LLC Debra and Dave Hafner Mary Powers Mindy and Scott Reynolds Shannon and Sandy Sandberg ’97 Heather Scott and David Schmidt Kristin and Tom Stockham

Leave a Legacy.

Preserving our School’s tradition of excellence begins with you.

Your thoughtful planning today will impact future generations of students and faculty.

To learn more about including Waterford in your estate plans or to discuss existing plans, please contact: BEN HOKE

Director of Advancement 801.816.2220 or benhoke@waterfordschool.org

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ENDOWMENT As a result of new gifts to endowment and bolstered by earnings on investment, Waterford’s endowment has grown to $3,775,000, a 370% increase since 2010. The endowment provides long-term financial strength to the School and remains a core component in planning for the future. The Investment Committee follows sound due-diligence processes, including careful monitoring of our investments, to protect and enhance these funds for the continued financial benefit of the School. As always, the School is committed to transparency of all financial objectives as well as faithful stewardship to past and future donors. If you are considering an endowment gift or have any questions, please contact Ben Hoke, Director of Advancement, at 801.816.2220.

The Waterford School is deeply grateful to parents, alumni, alumni parents, grandparents and friends who have supported our endowment. Endowment donors leave a lasting legacy at the School; ensuring our financial strength, expanding our curricular and extracurricular offerings, and continuing to attract and retain exceptional faculty and students. Waterford endowment funds are invested in perpetuity and fund income provides resources used to meet current operating budget priorities. Gifts may be given through outright and multi-year cash gifts, gifts of stock, or bequests.

Our endowment is managed by the Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees, consistent with the Investment Policy, as approved by the Board.

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WHAT IS AN ENDOWMENT FUND?

Waterford’s Endowment Fund is a savings account for the School, which is invested according to policies adopted by the Board of Trustees and the Endowment Advisory Committee. A portion of the earnings is then spent each year to help cover the School’s annual expenses, either for the general operating budget or for specific programs designated by the donor.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

The Endowment Fund provides a steady source of income to Waterford, making it possible for the School to be less reliant on tuition and annual fundraising programs to balance the budget each year. In effect, a larger Endowment Fund enhances Waterford’s ability to fulfill its mission now, and for many years to come.

Giving to Waterford’s Endowment Fund Endowment growth is an area of strategic importance for Waterford. Giving to the Endowment Fund provides a unique opportunity to you as a donor to make a dramatic impact on a part of the Waterford experience that you care about the most. Gifts and pledges to the Waterford Endowment in the form of cash or appreciated securities have the most immediate impact. However, gifts to the Endowment can also occur over a longer term through bequests in estates, gifts of real estate, and structured planned giving instruments.

Endowment gifts to Waterford can be designated in the following ways: • Unrestricted gifts (of any amount) can be made to the general endowment which ensures our ability to sustain the financial strength of our School.

• Gifts can be used to establish a new unrestricted or restricted endowed fund. If restricted, the terms specifying how the income shall be used will be established by the donor. Minimum gift levels are required for naming rights.

• Gifts can be made to any one of our existing named endowed funds (see below) should there be one that reflects your philanthropic interests.

ENDOWMENT FUNDS The Nancy and Dustin Heuston Endowed Faculty Chair Established in 2015, the Board of Trustees established the Heuston Endowed Chair as a way to honor the profound legacy of Nancy and Dusty Heuston. Annual revenue from this restricted endowment fund provides partial salary for a faculty member.

The Class of 2015 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 through generous gifts from parents and students in the Class of 2015, annual revenue from this restricted endowment fund supports financial aid for an academically qualified student with demonstrated financial need.

Memorial Awards To further support Waterford’s financial assistance program, donors can support the following memorial awards now accepting additional gifts: Hilary Z. Heuston Memorial Scholarship In memory of Hilary Zell Heuston, daughter of Nancy and Dustin Heuston.

Hilary graduated from the Waterford School in 1987 and her memorial award is open for public donation.

Linda Kitchen Memorial Scholarship Created by faculty member Mark Bromley in 1994, and now in memory of Linda Kitchen, a beloved faculty member, this award is open for public donation.

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GOLF AND GALA Waterford Golf Classic The XXII Waterford Golf Classic took place September 27, 2016. The event was held at Thanksgiving Point on a beautiful, sunny day.

The competition was both fierce and friendly with a luncheon and awards ceremony enjoyed by all. Our great thanks goes to the dedicated team of volunteers, sponsors, and golfers. Special thanks to Melinda Pelo, Joey Miyashima, Kathy Etcheverry, and Lori Cramer for their many years of steadfast support. Over $36,000 was raised to benefit the School.

PRESENTING SPONSORS ($5,000) Tom and Kristin Stockham Wasatch Advisors HOLE SPONSORS ($2,500) The Cookie Fix Craig and Jessica Flynn Durham, Jones, Pinegar Granite Peaks Gastroenterology Parson, Behle, Latimer Swire Coca Cola Waterford Institute ADDITIONAL GIFTS Buckner Property Insurance Village Baker 30  Waterford School Annual Report 2016-17

Waterford Founders Gala Waterford parents and friends were transported to An Evening in the French Quarter at this year’s Founders Gala.

Held on February 11, 2017, at the beautiful Marriott City Center in downtown Salt Lake City, the Gala provided an opportunity to socialize and have fun while raising money for Waterford. Our own Scott Harris led a New Orleans-style jazz band whose music was the perfect backdrop. Guests enjoyed delicious appetizers and drinks while meandering up and down Bourbon Street taking in a magic show, having a caricature artist draw their portrait, and dropping tickets in hats in hopes of winning a prize. The sold-out crowd was seated in the ballroom for a gumbo dinner, video premier, and live auction. Congratulations to Gala Chair Amanda Nelson and her committee for orchestrating a memorable evening; the decorations were spectacular, the entertainment was delightful, and the collective commitment to our School was evident.

Over $161,000 was raised to benefit technology initiatives at Waterford. Well done!

Many thanks to our corporate sponsors whose support make this event possible.

ALL THAT JAZZ: $5,000 Chesapeake Lodging Trust Cummins Rocky Mountain Cynosure Group SPICE IT UP: $2,500 Alta Ventures Michael Best and Freidrick, LLP Granite Peaks Gastroenterology Merit Medical BE A SAINT: $1,000 Amanda Nelson Photography Aurae Brighton Dental Five Seasons Financial Planning Gardner Homes Granite Office Supply Hoopes Vision Plewe Orthodontics Utah Museum of Contemporary Art Merci beaucoup to the following individuals and organizations for their generous donations to Drop in the Hat, private parties, and event underwriting.

AAA Jewelers Alphagraphics Alta Ski Resort Amanda and Rob Nelson Amy and Rod McKinlay Andrea and Alan Truitt Ballet West Betsy and Nathan Wright Christine Gore-Masi and Joe Masi The Dailey Method Diane and Jim Francis Friends of Waterford The Grand America Hotel Helen and Andrew Gilchrist Jen and Jeremy Voros Jen and Steve Miller Hillary and JB Taylor Kate Linsley Kathleen Holding and Ross Matthews Lisa and Evan Strassberg Heather Scott and David Schmidt Marriott City Center Mary Ann & Brad Cassell Paul Mitchell Rosa and Charley Marshall Rustler Lodge–Kate and Tom Pollard Sawaya Consulting Salt Lake Bees Tabitha Thompson and Tarek Mango Taiwan Imports Utah Symphony

Our heartfelt gratitude to the Founders Gala 2017 Committee. These volunteers contributed countless hours to create an unforgettable evening.

Chair: Amanda Nelson Sponsorship: Diane Francis Acquisitions: Betsy Wright Table Captains: Heather Scott, Jessica Osborn Publicity: April Judd Decorations: Oksana Jacoby Special Touches: Allyson Larkins Volunteers: Heidi Sullivan Acquisition Assistance: Shauna Priskos

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George Matus '16, founder of Teal Drones, demonstrates his latest drone for a group of curious Waterford Lower School students during Alumni Weekend.

2017-18 ALUMNI COUNCIL Mike Judd ‘00, President Aaron Stockham ‘97, Vice President Jonathan Swinton ‘99, Fundraising Ben Walker ‘94, Activities Aaron Aizad ‘98 Julianne Aldous ‘13 Sarah Beesley ‘02 Jessica Hercules Busche ‘05 Caitlin Hansen ‘05 Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 Ben Lonsdale ‘95 Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95 Cameron Swinton ‘94

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

BY MIKE JUDD ’00, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT The Alumni Association, now a year older and a year fuller, enjoyed another round of its traditional celebrations—our holiday dinner, our spring picnic—while breaking ground on new events as well, including a gathering last fall to meet our new Head of School and several Alumni Quiz Nights where assembled alumni set out to vanquish a team of faculty ringers. Our Alumni Council has grown with the addition of Lisa Walker Harris ‘96, Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95, and Cameron Swinton ‘94, and Sarah Beesley ’02, and we’ve welcomed back to campus a number of alumni who we hadn’t seen for years.

As we continue to reconnect with alumni, we’ve come to better understand what Waterford alumni experience as they look backward in time at the school they called home.

To see what we’ve seen, imagine this exercise. Ask our new graduates to list what they appreciate most about Waterford.

Then, ten years later, ask them again. If you did, you’d notice the lists change, notice that even when the lists use the same words—names of friends or teachers, titles of books they read, achievements and celebrations and shortcomings—those words mean something different the second time they’re written.

The point is better made by Kenneth Koch, in a poem I’ve loved for almost twenty years now: In a poem, one line may hide another line, As at a crossing, one train may hide another train.

That is, if you are waiting to cross The tracks, wait to do it for one moment at Least after the first train is gone.

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Everything works this way, Koch explains: “One dog may conceal another on a lawn, so if you escape the first one you’re not necessarily safe,” and “one hitchhiker may deliberately hide another and one cup of coffee another, too, until one is over-excited.”

One uncomfortable afternoon spent in the Upper School Dean’s office worked this way for me, my embarrassment and frustration at stumbling into trouble concealing the appreciation I’d eventually feel for the teachers who listened carefully to my excuses then explained why I was still wrong.

Lacrosse worked this way too, with my disappointment at our season-ending loss hiding lessons about concentration and preparation. Romeo and Juliet worked that way twice, as my freshman-year fascination with a frantic and desperate Romeo gave way to exhaustion with the characters’ inability to avoid the avoidable, which gave way in turn to a new appreciation for the play—particularly for a wise Juliet.

Most of all, I’ve learned—as Koch writes—that “one friend may hide another.” But in Koch’s version, “you sit at the foot of a tree with one and when you get up to leave there is another whom you’d have preferred to talk to all along.” In my version, each friend at Waterford hid the same friend, that first friendship built on an inside joke, a love of the same band, a semester spent at the same chemistry bench, those friendships falling away only to find deeper friendships blossoming behind them.

There’s the lesson. “One teacher, one doctor, one ecstasy, one illness, one woman, one man may hide another.” We’d do well, I think, to heed Koch’s warning: “You think, Now it is safe to cross and you are hit by the next one.” For Waterford alumni, one life lived at Waterford hid another, and we’re only now able to see the second. The years we’ve passed since, the time beyond Waterford, has been a “pause to let the first one pass,” a short moment or two spent waiting “to see what was already there.”

Divya Jayaraman’s parents chose Waterford because they knew education was the most important gift they could give their daughter.

“My parents moved to Utah in the 80s, but it wasn’t until they’d been settled for a few years that they began to look seriously at schools for me. When they came to campus and met with Nancy Heuston, my mother knew right away that this was the right place.” And, it was Heuston’s vision – a well-rounded approach to life rooted in the Liberal Arts - that has set Divya up for the success she now enjoys.

“Waterford gave me an incredible gift: a strong sense of the importance of a well-rounded life. I love writing. I have a sincere love of the arts. I was a member of the Waterford Singers and took AP Ceramics while I was a student. But, I also took enough math and science courses during my time at Waterford to keep my Indian father happy.”

DIVYA JAYARAMAN ’04 At Waterford Since: PreK-4 The last gift she received: A moustache glasses stand from her aunt (although she doesn’t wear glasses) What she does when she’s alone in her car: Listens to soulful music and stares longingly at other drivers What would she do if she won $10 million dollars: Pay off her student loans, send her parents to Europe annually, and then give the rest to charity

Divya graduated from Waterford in 2004 and then from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008 with a degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. She returned home to attend Medical School at the University of Utah and followed that with a residency in Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. An interaction with a pediatric patient suffering from an anaphylactic reaction resulted in fellowship training in Allergy and Immunology at National Jewish Health in Denver, Colorado. And now, Divya has come home again to join the faculty at the University of Utah School of Medicine as an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Allergy and Immunology. She specializes in the treatment of asthma, allergy, and immune disorders in pediatric and adult populations, with a special interest in eczema management, food allergy, and severe asthma.

In her new role, Divya will not only practice clinically, but she’ll also have the opportunity to mentor and teach medical students and residents at the University. The teacher-student relationship is something she learned to appreciate at Waterford.

“Waterford has such an incredible sense of community. I experienced one on one attention in a nurturing environment – something I have yet to experience again. This is a community that cares about generations of students. I’ve run into many of my teachers since moving back, and each time, it’s a wonderful homecoming.”

Waterford Alumni Association: Schedule of Activities 2017-18 THURSDAY

10.26.17

THURSDAY Salt Lake City Alumni Event

02.15.18

Seattle Alumni Dinner

03.22.18

TUESDAY

11.07.17

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

12.15.17

Alumni Holiday Party

JANUARY

23 & 24

Alumni Quiz Night

SATURDAY

Young Alumni Coffee, Cocoa, & Cookies

THURSDAY

12.28.17

New York Alumni Event

04.21.18

Alumni Day of Service

THURSDAY

Alumni Association Welcome Lunch for the Class of 2018

05.11.18 MAY

Los Angeles/San Francisco Alumni Events

18 & 19

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James Browning says that spending time with Kathy Morris, Waterford Strings teacher and Orchestra Director, was the best kind of homecoming. James played the viola in the Orchestra while he was at Waterford and he reconnected with Kathy after the Orchestra’s winter concert.

“I enjoy coming back to Waterford for the Orchestra concerts, but I don’t usually say hello to Mrs. Morris since I know how busy she is preparing for the performance. But, at the winter concert, the Orchestra played several Russian pieces, and I couldn’t help but ask Mrs. Morris why she chose to include them. That’s when I learned about the Orchestra’s upcoming trip to Russia, Estonia, and Finland.”

James graduated from Waterford in 2011 and then from Carleton College in 2015 with a degree in History and Russian. He then spent ten months in Russia on a Fulbright Fellowship teaching English. After reconnecting this winter, Kathy began meeting with James weekly in preparation for the Orchestra’s upcoming trip. The meetings focused on Russian language and culture. It also gave James an opportunity to advise Kathy on the Orchestra’s itinerary.

“Mrs. Morris used to say ‘go big or go home’ during Orchestra rehearsals. And, as I was helping her prepare for the Orchestra’s trip, she showed me that she truly lives this mantra. She put so much energy and passion into learning Russian language and culture, and I was like a proud mother when she stood up in the Orchestra’s spring concert and spoke in Russian to the audience.”

JAMES BROWNING ’11 At Waterford Since: 2nd Grade The last gift he received: Something his mom brought him from the grocery store What he does when he’s alone in his car: Speaks Russian to himself What would he do if he won $10 million dollars: Keep a modest sum for himself and give the rest away

But despite his pride in Kathy’s work, James was quick to revert back to the role of student when reflecting on his time helping prepare Kathy for the trip.

“Although I was here to teach Mrs. Morris, it’s hard not to continually learn from her. She is such an excellent teacher, and the opportunity to reconnect with her and Waterford was invaluable.”

This fall, James will begin a Master’s program in Regional Studies: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia at Harvard and then hopes to pursue a PhD in History at Cambridge. Ultimately, James would like to teach.

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“I was here to teach Mrs. Morris, but it’s so hard not to continually learn from her. She is such an excellent teacher, and the opportunity to reconnect with her and Waterford was invaluable.”

JAMES BROWNING ’11

During her senior year at Waterford, Heather Sneddon had her sights set on an Ivy League education. She applied to Dartmouth College and was waitlisted. Word quickly spread through the faculty that Heather had not been accepted at her first choice. “I never learned exactly which teachers at Waterford sent in additional letters of recommendation to get me into Dartmouth, but it was Mr. Rosett who let me know that a group of them did so, without my asking.”

The unique student/teacher relationship that Waterford is known for played a crucial role in Heather’s ultimate acceptance at Dartmouth and eventual decision to attend Brown University.

“And so even though I ultimately got into Dartmouth because of the incredible outpouring of support I received from my Waterford teachers, I chose to go to Brown because Mr. Shaw, my college counselor, convinced me that his alma mater was the perfect fit for me. And he was absolutely right.”

HEATHER SNEDDON ’95 At Waterford Since: 6th grade The last gift she received: A gift card to Copper Onion from her realtor What she does when she’s alone in her car: Thinks about the work she has yet to finish

Heather graduated from Brown in 1999, obtaining an A.B. in Religious Studies. Returning home to Utah, she attended the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, receiving her J.D. in 2002. During law school, she served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Sandra N. Peuler of the Third District Court, and as a law clerk at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Division of Enforcement.

She joined Anderson & Karrenberg in 2003, and has spent the last thirteen years as a commercial litigator focusing on contract, trade secret, intellectual property and real estate disputes, professional malpractice matters, shareholder derivative lawsuits and the prosecution and defense of all manner of business torts.

Heather calls her time at Waterford extremely influential and is quick to attribute much of her success to the Waterford experience.

“Waterford helped me develop the capacity for analytical thought that has served me well in everything I have done since. I learned logic, critical analysis, and writing skills at Waterford. I was well prepared academically for college and law school.”

What would she do if she won $10 million dollars: Pay off the practical things and then ensure that she could help her friends and family in need and work in the community on issues that would make a difference.

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Alumni Children Aaron Aizad ‘98 and his children: Asher ’29, Ava ‘26, Alexander ’32, and Aston ‘32 PC: Jen Voros

Alexander Aizad ’32 Asher Aizad ’29 Aston Aizad ’32 Ava Aizad ’26 Aaron Aizad ’98, father Jared Aizad ’00, uncle Asta Angelson ’31 Andrea Egan ’97, mother Aleisha Egan ’95, aunt Mark Egan ’01, uncle Denzil Egan ’03, uncle Dean Egan ’04, uncle Seth Egan ’12, uncle Maizie Bechthold ’29 Tucker Bechthold ’27 Julie Snyder Bechthold ’01, mother Cliff Snyder ’05, uncle Elise Harris ’26 Madeline Harris ’26 Lisa Walker Harris ’96, mother Ben Walker ’94, uncle Eloise Hawks ’28 Ruby Hawks ’31 Courtney Miller Hawks ’05, mother Alyssa Miller Wardle ’08, mother Bryce Miller ’09, uncle Joshua Miller ’12, uncle Oakley Miller ’15, uncle Corwin Heuston ’20 Dustin Heuston ’20 Garrison Heuston ’23 Benjamin Heuston ’90, father Hilary Z. Heuston ’87, aunt * Sage Heuston ’16, sister Indigo Heuston ’17, sister Hewson Johnson ’25 Mike Johnson ’88, father Teri Johnson Andrach ’90, aunt Matt Johnson ’94, uncle * Rilyn Johnson ’13, brother Alessia Johnson ’15, sister

Camden Judd ’28 Turner Judd ’30 Ryan Judd ’02, father Michael Judd ’00, uncle Jessica Judd ’04, aunt Annie Judd Snyder ’06, aunt Laura Lee Judd Morton ’11, aunt Alicia Judd Webster ’14, aunt Lauren Knight ’19 Emilie Birdsley Knight ’97, mother Samuel Layton ’29 Alan Layton ’94, father Sarah Layton Beck ’95, aunt Emily Layton Henderson ’99, aunt Stuart Layton ’01, uncle Bridget Layton Smith ’03, aunt Leslie Ann Layton Packard ’04, aunt Ming-Ma Phuti Sherpa ’04, aunt Madison Lonsdale ’26 Mason Lonsdale ’23 Ben Lonsdale ’95, father Oriah Lonsdale ’91, uncle Jacob Lonsdale ’93, uncle Alice Lonsdale Curtis ’01, aunt Ian Lonsdale ’03, uncle Aidan McDonough ’32 Jessica Duke McDonough ’04, mother David Duke ’02, uncle Daniel Duke ’05, uncle Matthew Duke ’09, uncle Jamie Duke ’12, aunt Madeline Duke ’17, aunt Meredith Miller ’19 Jason Miller ’88, father Emma Miller ’12, sister Thomas Miller, ’16, brother Madison Melby ’32 Ken Melby ’02, father Kevin Melby ’04, uncle Jason Melby ’05, uncle

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Waterford is pleased to report that 51 students enrolled for the 2017-18 academic year are the children of alumni.

These students are also the siblings, nieces, or nephews of alumni/alumnae.

If you are not listed or if we have made an error, please accept our apologies and contact the Alumni Office at 801.816.2232 so that we may correct our records. Thank you!

Michael Melby ’09, uncle Eleanor Mitchell ’28 Rainey Mitchell ’26 Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98, mother Clint Peterson ’97, uncle Ben Peterson ’02, uncle Annie Peterson Wheeler ’04, aunt Elise Peterson Finlayson ’10, aunt Aaron Sakaguchi ’28 Mari Sakaguchi ’26 Farrant Sakaguchi ’95, father Finn Sorenson ’29 Zoe Sorenson ’25 Mark Sorenson ’00, father Jennifer Sorenson ’01, aunt Alex Sorenson ’03, uncle Andrew Sorenson ’05, uncle Daniel South ’18 Mikle South ’88, father Caleb South ’15, brother Cecily Stockham ’28 Miriam Stockham ’31 Aaron Stockham ’97, father Alex Stockham ’97, uncle Sarah Stockham Lutkus ’98, aunt Kimberly Swinton ’32 Lydia Swinton ’26 Robert Swinton ’26 Cameron Swinton ’94, father Daniel Swinton ’97, uncle Jonathan Swinton ’99, uncle Ian Swinton ’01, uncle Spencer Swinton ’28 Jonathan Swinton ’99, father Cameron Swinton ’94, uncle Daniel Swinton ’97, uncle Ian Swinton ’01, uncle Jonas Teran ’31 Jeff Teran ’97, father Emily Teran Wallace ’96, aunt

Ashley Teran Ahlquist ’99, aunt Scott Teran ’03, uncle Liz Teran Gallegos ’05, aunt Lauren Walker ’25 Ben Walker ’94, father Lisa Walker Harris ’96, aunt Aven Walkingshaw ’21 Elijah Walkingshaw ’23 Myles Walkingshaw ’25 Ryder Walkingshaw ’28 Nate Walkingshaw ’96, father Sam Wallace ’28 Emily Teran Wallace ’96, mother Jeff Teran ’97, uncle Ashley Teran Ahlquist ’99, aunt Scott Teran ’03, uncle Liz Teran Gallegos ’05, aunt Cruz Wardle ’29 Hazel Wardle ’31 Alyssa Miller Wardle ’08, mother Courtney Miller Hawks ’05, aunt Bryce Miller ’09, uncle Joshua Miller ’12, uncle Oakley Miller ’15, uncle Seth Watabe ’22 Lauren Watabe ’24 Kristi Leavitt Watabe ’90, mother Jeffrey Watabe ’90, father Bryan Watabe ’92, uncle Jim Watabe ’98, uncle Mark Watabe ’00, uncle Lydia Wells ’22 Nathaniel Wells ’20 Matthew Wells ’88, father Eliza Wells ’15, sister Desmond Williams ’27 Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ’99, mother Jacob Cavanaugh ’01, uncle Derek Cavanaugh ’03, uncle * Deceased

Ways of Giving An unmistakable generosity of spirit infuses the Waterford School.

The commitment of our entire community, past and present, to the financial strength of the School makes extraordinary teaching and learning possible here every day.

CASH GIFTS By credit card, please visit www.waterfordschool.org/giveonline to make a gift online using our secure giving form with your American Express, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover.

Or call the Advancement Office with your credit card information at 801.816.2217.

By check, please mail your gift to: The Waterford School Advancement Office 1480 East 9400 South Sandy, UT 84093 STOCK GIFTS Many donors may realize substantial tax advantages by transferring gifts of appreciated stock to the School. Gifts of securities are valued at the median price on the date of transfer to Waterford. For details on how to make a gift of securities to Waterford, please contact the Advancement Office at 801.816.2217.

MATCHING GIFTS Corporate matching gifts are a great way for Waterford alumni, parents and friends to maximize personal contributions and increase the impact of their donation. If your employer has a matching gift program, be sure to send your company’s matching gift form with your Waterford contribution. We will return the form to your company, which will issue a matching gift contribution directly to Waterford. A Waterford donor receives full credit for both the original gift and the amount of the matching gift.

PLANNED GIFTS AND BEQUESTS You can make a lasting contribution to future generations by designating the Waterford School as a beneficiary of your estate through a bequest, charitable trust, retirement plan, or insurance policy. Donors interested in making a planned gift or bequest should seek the advice of their own financial advisor before creating or revising an estate plan.

We are grateful for the generous support of each and every Waterford donor. If you have questions about making a gift of any kind to Waterford, please contact: Ben Hoke Director of Advancement 1480 East 9400 South Sandy, UT 84093 801.816.2220 benhoke@waterfordschool.org 37

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