Waterford School Annual Report 2017-2018

ANNUAL

report 2017-2018

W H Y W E D O W H AT W E D O

VISION We inspire individuals to pursue lives of meaning and purpose.

W H AT W E D O

MISSION We provide students with a world-class liberal arts education that stimulates intellect, ignites passion, and shapes character.

IDE AL S WE LIVE BY

C O R E VA LU E S Integrity We act with integrity in our work, in our choices, and in our relationships. We aspire to the liberal arts ideal of wholeness, where honest self-examination makes possible integrated selfunderstanding.

Excellence We embrace elevated standards of knowledge, performance, and character. We strive for excellence in everything we do, starting with excellence of effort.

Curiosity We prize curiosity. We cultivate and celebrate the desire to know, to do, to question, to re-examine, and to improve.

Responsibility Our commitment to responsibility starts with our individual lives and actions and extends outward in service to communities, both local and global.

Caring We learn best in a caring environment, where respect and inclusion make possible the deepest forms of intellectual, emotional, and character growth.

CONTRIBUTORS

Andrew Menke, Head of School Ben Hoke, Director of Advancement Stacy Aldous, Director of Events Lisa Sintz, Event Operations Manager Verity Flurer, Advancement Assistant Laura Ristau, Advancement Coordinator EDITOR & GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Amanda Apple, Director of Marketing & Communications COVER ART & PHOTOGR APHY

Amanda Nelson Photography Correspondence Advancement Office The Waterford School 1480 East 9400 South | Sandy, Utah 84093 801.816.2217

PC: Heather Mortenson

CONTENTS A Letter From the Head of School

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A Letter From the Board Chair

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Admissions Report

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Finance Report

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Class of 2018 Volunteer Leadership

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A Letter From the Director of Advancement

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Waterford Fund: 2017-2018

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Gifts to the Waterford School

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Endowment

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Legacy of Service

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Founders Gala

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Alumni Association

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Ways of Giving

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

A LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

BY ANDREW MENKE

It is with great enthusiasm, and profound gratitude that I reflect on the 2017-18 school year.

This year, we were once again inspired as so many members of the Waterford family stepped forward to support our compelling programs.

In the spirit of growth and improvement that has characterized Waterford since our founding in 1981 by Nancy and Dusty Heuston, last year we engaged over 80 school stakeholders in a comprehensive strategic planning process. Evolutionary in nature, building on historic strengths and informed by our long-standing commitment to the liberal arts, the board of trustees adopted a strategic plan in early June that charts an exciting future for Waterford.

A cornerstone goal from the beginning at Waterford has been the cultivation of the habits of mind and heart that lead our graduates to pursue the well-lived life, service beyond self, and contribution to communities in which our alumni live and learn. This ethic was resoundingly affirmed during our planning process!

Philanthropy’s direct definition is to serve others in the love of humanity. I am humbled and inspired to be part of a 2 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2 0 1 7 - 1 8

community that so steadfastly believes in this sacred virtue of giving back. Our newly-crafted vision speaks well to this aspiration of “inspiring lives of meaning and purpose.”

On behalf of our talented faculty and staff, thank you for your generous philanthropic support. Together, we are shaping leaders of the future; bright, curious, life-long learners fortified with the skills and dispositions to positively influence the world around them.

Andrew Menke Head of School

A LETTER FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

BY J B TAY L O R , J R .

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, we welcome all Waterford families to the 20182019 school year. We hope you have settled into a nice rhythm over the first few weeks. I love the feeling on campus this time of year. An optimism and earnestness about learning and discovery permeate the school.

We look forward to another great year and we’re grateful for the Head of School, the faculty, the administration and the support staff who all work tirelessly to deliver an amazing educational experience for our children.

We see an inspiring future guided by goals intentionally built on the strong foundations of our past.

The vitality and continued growth of Waterford’s unique programs depend upon the generosity of our community. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I extend a sincere thank you to all who have given so generously, in time and resources, to building Waterford. I hope you will join us in continuing to support and build Waterford’s exciting and bright future.

JB Taylor, Jr. Chairman, Board of Trustees

At the school’s recent Back to School Night, I had the opportunity to present the school’s newly adopted strategic plan: Waterford Rising. The plan is the culmination of a yearlong effort by board members, parents, faculty, alumni and students, all who collaborated to analyze and assess what has made Waterford great in the past and the path that will keep Waterford great in the future.

The school’s mission, while recently rephrased, remains the same in its direction and lofty ambitions: “To provide students with a world-class liberal arts education that stimulates intellect, ignites passion, and shapes character.”

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ADMISSIONS REPORT

E N R O L L M E N T AT A G L A N C E These figures represent students who participated in the 2018-2019 Admissions process, matriculating in September 2018.

Opening Day Enrollment

Diversity - 24%

907

Represents 13 more students than Opening Day 2017-18

New Students and New Families NEW FAMILIES

NEW FAMILIES AS A % OF TOTAL FAMILIES

NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENT

27 from local public schools 36 from local independent schools 47 out of state/country relocations

78

15%

140

Number of Students by City

30 Preschool (27 local and 3 relocation)

Enrollment by Division

CIT Y

STUDENTS

% S T U D E N T B O DY

CLASS

ENROLLMENT

Sandy

348

38

Lower School

380

Salt Lake City

113

12

Middle School

212

Draper

107

12

Upper School

315

Cottonwood Heights

78

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TOTAL

907

Holladay

71

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Park City

45

5

South Jordan

38

4

Utah County

27

3

Riverton

9

1

Midvale

8

1

Other*

63

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*Murray, Magna, Taylorsville, West Jordan, Bluffdale, Alta, Heber, Bountiful, Brighton, Herriman, and West Valley City

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FINANCE REPORT For the fiscal year ending August 31, 2018

REVENUES & SUPPORT Tuition & Fees

$15,258,000

Annual Contributions & Events (Excludes $345,000 in endowment/restricted giving) Total Annual Revenues

$1,080,000

$16,338,000

EXPENDITURES Salaries & Benefits

$12,237,000

Instructional Support, & Program

$2,938,000

Annual Campus Bond Payments

$1,123,000

Total Annual Expenditures

$16,298,000

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

Collectively, auxiliary programs generated $2.6M in revenue and $2.6M in expense.

ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND EQUIT Y Current Value of Land & Buildings

$57,000,000

All Other Assets

$13,000,000

Campus Bond Debt Obligation

($3,715,000)

All Other Obligations

($13,625,000)

Remaining Campus Equity

$52,660,000

EXPENDITURES

REVENUES & GIVING Tuition & Fees (93%)

Salaries & Benefits (75%)

Annual Contributions & Events (7%) Annual Campus Bond Payments (7%)

Instructional Support, & Program (18%)

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CL ASS OF 2018

PC: Andrew Patteson

Congratulations to our graduates!

Kathryn Lynn Beck

Savannah Lou Harman

Riley Brooke Peters

Tabitha Kay Bell

River Wayne Herron

Angelina Shambay Peterson

Zachary Michael Brand

William James Hopkins

Tate Leonard Reynolds

Isaac William Bruce

Isabella Rose Kaiser

Zach Talon Robertson

Annaliese Jacqueline Buchan

Lea Alexandra Knobloch

Walter Howard Robson

Caitlin Elizabeth Burn

Rachel Christine Laforge

Benjamin Wayne Roger Knight

Matthew Anderson Buxton

Abigail Louise Larkins

Duke Alan Ross

Alan Yu Chao

Junke Li

Autumn Lyn Satterlee

Ford Thomas Christensen

Levila Langi Lotulelei

Juliana Rose Scheding

Tyler James Cramer

Tanisha Martheswaran

Trevor H. Scott

Tyra Anne Coburn

Meagan Kathleen Matthews

Madeleine Marie Sorenson

Katherine Michelle Curtis

Andrew Eugene McSlarrow

Elizabeth Lee Steiner

Siobhan Marie Davis

Kelvin Rafael Mejia

Ammon Patoa Vaiao Hunt

Hailey Kay Diamond

Kyle Ross Mika

Samuel John VerMeer

Catherine Frances Dowd

McKenna Britten Mumford

Lili Alexandria Weir

Edith Dube

Eshan Amruth Narasipura

Tiffany Fen-ni Xu

Victoria Gabrielle Farias

Will Everett Newhall

Wenxi Yang

Paul Vincent Fischer Jr.

Audrey Virginia Nielson

Zhiyuan Yao

Grant Jeremiah Flynn

Janine Krystal Ortiz

Joaquin Zavala

Kylie Louise Fox

Ryan Ki-Hwan Park

Eric Robert Zimmermann

Haley Evelyn Hammock

Sadie Rachelle Parker

William Wesley Zimmermann

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

31% Cum Laude Inductees

124 The Waterford School Class of 2018 was accepted at 124 different colleges and universities.

THE CLASS OF 2018

10 Students Matriculating Out of State

57% National Merit Scholarship Finalists

6 Students Awarded Merit-based Scholarships

M ATR I CU L ATE D TO : Boston University Brigham Young University Chapman University Claremont McKenna College Colorado College Emory University Georgetown University Hampshire College Harvard University LDS Business College Lewis & Clark College Northern Arizona University Northwestern University Pepperdine University Purdue University Royal Academy of Music Salt Lake Community College Southern Virginia University Stanford University Suffolk University University of California, Berkeley University of California, Los Angeles University of California, San Diego University of Miami University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of San Diego University of Southern California University of Utah University of Washington Utah State University Westminster College

54% 7

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C U R R E NTLY AT TE N D : University of Alabama American University Arizona State University University of Arizona Auburn University Augustana College Boston University Brandeis University Brigham Young University Brigham Young University, Hawaii Brigham Young University, Idaho Brown University University of California Berkeley University of California Davis University of California Irvine University of California Los Angeles University of California San Diego University of California Santa Barbara Carleton College Carroll College Centre College Chapman University Claremont McKenna College Clemson University University of Colorado Boulder Colorado College Colorado State University Columbia University Connecticut College Cornell University Dartmouth College Davidson College DePaul University Dixie State University Drexel University Duke University Emory University Georgetown University Grinnell College Harvard College Hollins University Kenyon College Lewis & Clark College Lindenwood University Loyola Marymount University Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Miami Michigan State University University of Michigan Middlebury College Montana State University University of Nevada Las Vegas The College of New Jersey

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University of New Mexico New York University University of North Carolina Chapel Hill North Idaho College North Park University Northeastern University Northwestern University Occidental College Ohio State University University of Oklahoma Oregon State University University of Oregon Pacific University University of the Pacific University of Pennsylvania Pepperdine University Pomona College University of Portland Princeton University University of Puget Sound Purdue University University of Redlands Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rice University Rochester Institute of Technology Salt Lake Community College San Diego State University University of San Diego Scripps College Seattle University Snow College University of Southern California Southern Utah University Southern Virginia University Stanford University Swarthmore College University of Tampa Trinity University Tulane University Utah State University Utah Valley University University of Utah Vassar College University of Virginia Wake Forest University University of Washington Westminster College Whitman College Willamette University Wilmington College Yale University

Specialized Programs: Art Schools California College of the Arts Kansas City Art Institute Pratt Institute San Francisco Art Institute Music Conservatories Juilliard School Royal Academy of Music, London San Francisco Conservatory of Music Military Academies US Air Force Academy US Naval Academy International University of British Columbia Concordia University Montreal Regent’s University London University of Queensland

Class of 2018 & their class gift, the Raven Sculpture PC: Heather Mortenson

We are grateful to the following donors from the Class of 2018 for gifting a bronze raven sculpture to the School.

Thank you to the Class of 2018 for continuing the Senior Gift tradition and leaving a legacy at Waterford.

CLASS OF 2018

SENIOR GIFT DONORS Kathryn Beck

Kyli Fox

Kyle Mika

Juliana Scheding

Zachary Brand

Haley Hammock

Makenna Mumford

Madeleine Sorenson

Isaac Bruce

Savannah Harman

Eshan Narasipura

Elizabeth Steiner

Annaliese Buchan

Will Hopkins

William Newhall

Samuel VerMeer

Caitlyn Burn

Benjamin Knight

Audrey Nielson

Lili Weir

Matthew Buxton

Lea Knobloch

Ryan Park

Tiffany Xu

Alan Chao

Rachel LaForge

Sadie Parker

Josephine Yang

Ford Christensen

Abigail Larkins

Riley Peters

Calvin Yao

Tyra Coburn

Jessica Li

Angelina Peterson

Joaquin Zavala

Kate Curtis

Levila Lotulelei

Tate Reynolds

Eric Zimmermann

Hailey Diamond

Tanisha Martheswaran

Zachary Robertson

William Zimmermann

Catherine Dowd

Meagan Matthews

Walter Robson

Victoria Farias

Andrew McSlarrow

Duke Ross

P.J. Fischer

Kelvin Mejia

Autumn Satterlee

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LE ADE RS HIP VOLUNTE E RS

T H A N K YO U 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 Matheson Alison McSlarrow Steve Miller Kristin Stockham Tom Stockham JB Taylor, Jr. Sara Wilcox ALUMNI COUNCIL 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 Caitlin Hansen ‘05 Jessica Hercules Busche ‘05 Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 Ben Lonsdale ‘95 Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95 Cameron Swinton ‘94 STRATEGIC PLAN STEERING COMMITTEE Students Paige Anderson River Knight Faculty/Staff Darren Beck Paula Getz Beth Hamideh James Harris Erika Munson Casey O’Malley Alumni Sarah Beesley ‘02 Ben Peterson ‘02 Administration Brandon Bennett Andrew Menke 1 0 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Greg Miles Todd Winters Current Parents Rosa Marshall Brady Southwick Board of Trustees Ron Mika Jason Miller ‘88 Kristin Stockham JB Taylor, Jr. Community Member Steve Morgan FOUNDERS GALA COMMITTEE Amanda Nelson - Chair Ashley Park - Design Betsy Wright - Acquisitions Brooke Aris - Beach Market Chantal Dolan - Parent Parties Heather Scott - Table Captains Heather Wadland - Special Touches Heidi Westfall - Sponsorship Kirsten Voss - Volunteers Oksana Jacoby - Decorations Viviana Jorgenson - Sponsor Appreciation PARENTS ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rosa Marshall, President Chrisy Ross, Vice President Sara Collins, Secretary Diana Carroll, Events Coordinator Rachel Hwang, Events Coordinator Julie Bechthold, Book Fair Coordinator Monique Mezo-Meyer, New Parents Liaison Mary Ann Cassell, Fine Arts Events Chair Class Rep Coordinators Heather Scott, PreK-Kindergarten Kim Osterhoudt, Class I-II Amy McKinlay, Class III-V Candice Vogel, Middle School Amber Reed, Upper School Class Representatives PreK-3 - Nicole Brady, Courtney Terry PreK-4 - Gina Daines, Maria Shirley, Helen Gilchrist

Kindergarten - Leslie Wadsworth, Megan Bonham, Elizabeth Madsen Class I - Kristine Eccles, Sierra Banish, Brooke Aris Class II - Beth Sakaguchi, Annie Swindon, Moushumi Anand Class III - Amy Sievert, Julie Bechthold, Kristin Southwick Class IV - Amy Aizad, Laura Cummings, Martha Emery Class V - Traci Salinas, Kari Hasebi, Amy Spangler Class VI - Shelene Haymond, Lori Gagnon Class VII - Charity Ramos, Sher Jones Class VIII - Jessica Flynn, Laura Jenkins Class IX - Maria Smith, Cynthia Kofford Class X - Anne Becker, Paul Redd-Butterfield Class XI - Allyson Wapner, Christine Stockham Class XII - Sue Mika, Melanie Mumford

WATERFORD FUND COUNCIL Trustee Chairs Kim Cordova Fehoko Alison McSlarrow Alumni Chair Jonathan Swinton ‘97 Grandparent Chair Joy and Jeffrey Duke Faculty & Staff Liaisons LS - Colleen Thompson MS/US - Matt Davis, Shira Fagan Divisional Chairs LS - Heather Scott MS - Chrisy Ross US - Allyson Larkins Class Volunteers XII - Jessica Flynn XI - Maria Smith X - Jean Sanyal IX - Peter Osborn VIII - Susan Pizitz VII - Sara Collins VI - Ashli Buxton V - Betsy Wright IV - Amy McKinley, Ted Tatos III - Jill Raemisch, Kristin Hodson II - Elizabeth Madsen, Ashley Huntington I - Beatryx and Vincent Washington

PC: Steven Earl

K - Jim Williams, Heather Wadland PreK-4 - Aaron Stockham ‘97 PreK-3 - Leah Caldwell PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Kristen and Chad Christensen Chantal and Barr Dolan Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Allyson and Jim Larkins Kay and Tevita Lotulelei Rosa and Charles Marshall Amy and Rod McKinlay Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Sue Mika Jen and Steve Miller Amanda and Rob Nelson Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Jessica and Peter Osborn Trinh and Rex Outtrim Chrisy and Chris Ross Jean and Sunny Sanyal Heather Scott and Dave Schmidt Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Kristen and Brady Southwick Kristin and Tom Stockham Hillary and JB Taylor, Jr. Sara and Russell Wilcox Betsy and Nathan Wright

ADMISSIONS AMBASSADORS Cheri Beck Annor Benson Nicole Brady Elane De Vos Cristiane Del Fiol Chantal and Barr Dolan Lisa Durst Kristin Hodson Eric Huefner Kate James Molly Law Ben Lonsdale ‘95 Kay Lotulelei Rosa Marshall Amy McKinlay Monique Mezo-Meyer Sue Mika Jenny Miller Leah Mitchell Amanda Nelson Jessica Osborn Trinh Outtrim Chrisy Ross Jean Sanyal Heather Scott Lisa Sintz Kevin Smith and Jenny Su Smith Kristin Stockham Andrea Truitt

Heather Wadland Beatryx and Vincent Washington Sara Wilcox Betsy Wright Brooke Zaugg SPIRIT WEEK Lisa Durst Monique Mezo-Meyer

THAN K YOU!

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A LETTER FROM THE D I R E C T O R O F A D VA N C E M E N T

BY BEN HOKE

This past year was an exciting year for the Advancement team at Waterford. We thoroughly enjoyed the strategic planning process, particularly the plan’s renewed emphasis on partnership and engagement.

In addition, a strategic priority in the plan calls for Waterford to continue to grow the vibrant culture of philanthropy. As we celebrate your generosity in this report and more fully engage with you in the years ahead, let’s partner to create an even stronger Waterford School for the students of today and for generations to come.

We appreciate the many donors to our 2017-2018 philanthropic efforts. I am pleased to report that we raised over $1.4M in overall giving. Thanks to so many in the community who supported the School through the Waterford Fund, endowment, special events, scholarship, or with directed gifts to specific programs or departments. Thank you to a remarkable core of volunteers who willingly invested so much time and energy to elevating the Waterford experience.

The Annual Report not only recognizes philanthropy and volunteerism, but also serves to inform our community that Waterford, like most independent schools, relies on annual, tax-deductible gifts – in addition to tuition – to balance the 1 2 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

budget each year and to generate revenue that supports our people and programs. Enclosed, you can find a summary financial report, as well as an update on enrollment and college matriculation. And, you will enjoy reading five new profiles highlighting Alumni who are living out our vision and pursuing lives of meaning and purpose.

Finally, we are thrilled to announce a few new milestones in dollars raised and overall participation: • Waterford Fund: $805,000 (19% over prior year) • 64% Parent Participation (increase of 2%) • 100% Board and Faculty & Staff giving • Class VII – highest class participation at 74% • 60 New Parent gifts Thank you for supporting Waterford and affirming your commitment to our shared mission to stimulate intellect, ignite passion, shape character, and inspire a lifelong love of learning Sincerely, Ben Hoke Director of Advancement

W AT E R F O R D F U N D : 2 0 1 7 - 2 0 1 8

T O TA L R A I S E D : $ 8 0 5 , 0 0 0

THAN K YOU!

Waterford School set a new milestone last year with a record-breaking $805,000 in support of the Waterford Fund.

64% of parents gave to the Waterford Fund!

61 %

Lower School

65%

Middle School

PERCENTAGE PARTICIPATION

BY DIVISION

67 %

Upper School Class with the Highest Participation: CLASS VII

74 %

Participation Goal for ALL PARENTS for 2018-19 0%

100% 20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

The Waterford Fund raised $149,000 more than the prior year, an increase of 19%

43 parents, who had not previously participated, gave in 2017-2018

60 New Parents supported the Waterford Fund

THAN K YOU!

597 donors gave to the Waterford Fund, compared with 546 in the previous year

Parent participation increased by 2%, with more families at Waterford than the prior year

T H A N K Y O U F O R R A I S I N G Y O U R H A N D T O S U P P O R T W AT E R F O R D !

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G I F T S T O T H E W AT E R F O R D S C H O O L During fiscal year 2018, 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 almost $1.45M total contributions to the school.

This annual report acknowledges contributions received between September 1, 2017 and August 31, 2018. 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 801.816.2217 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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Upper School Outdoor students on the summer Washington backpacking trip.

PC: Christopher Watkins

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WAT E R FO R D F U N D 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 generates revenue that supports core activities, program enrichment, and school development.

During the 2017-2018 fiscal year, Waterford Fund contributions totaled $805,000. Gifts ranged from $1 to $50,000 and were received from 600 donors. When combined, gifts to the Waterford Fund create extraordinary educational opportunities for our students. Donors to endowment funds, restricted gifts, and Founders Gala participants are listed in separate sections of this publication.

2017-2018

BOARD OF TRUSTEES A DVA N C E M E N T C O M M I T T E E JB Taylor, Jr., Chair Chantal Dolan Kim Cordova Fehoko, Waterford Fund Co-Chair Alison McSlarrow, Waterford Fund Co-Chair Jason Miller ‘88

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W AT E R F O R D F U N D G I F T C I R C L E S NEBO PEAK

L O N E P E A K ​

$25,000 and up

$2,500-$4,999​

Anonymous Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Kathleen and Ross Matthews Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Jennifer and Stephen Miller Joyce and Mike Murray Trinh and Rex Outtrim Jean and Sunny Sanyal Heather Scott and David Schmidt Melanie and Martin Snow Hillary and JB Taylor

PFEIFFERHORN PE AK

Pamela Aizad Bharani Srinivasan and Srini Beddhu Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Joy and Scott Bruce Dana and Eric Carlson Kristin and Chad Christensen Kay and Brett Christiansen Suzanne and Gary Dildy Chantal and Barr Dolan Sarah and Mark Harris Katherine and Ben Hoke Emily Tyler and Armen Khachatryan Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Rosa and Charles Marshall Les Olson Company Candace and Greg Osborn Diana and Joel Peterson Jill and Michael Raemisch Meg and Eric Roach Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Michelle and Theodor Tatos Susan and Brad Taylor Nicholas Walker Debra and Stephen Walker Beatryx and Vincent Washington Elizabeth and Nathan Wright

$5,000-$9,999

O LY M P U S P E A K ​

Anonymous Amy and Aaron Aizad ‘98 Cheri and Scott Beck Ashli and Brad Buxton Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Sue Ellis Kathy and Ray Etcheverry Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley Amy and Rod McKinlay Jennifer and Andrew Menke Susan and Ron Mika Anne and Kevin Parker Hope and Randal Quarles Mindy and Scott Reynolds Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Linda and Richard Smaligo Kristen and Brady Southwick Kristin and Tom Stockham Lisa and Karl Sun Sandie Tillotson Julia and Hugh West

$1,000-$2,499

T I M P A N O G O S P E A K​

$10,000-$24,999 Stacy and Stephen Aldous Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Raechel and JT Hwang Estate of Lois Jensen Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ‘88 Lynda and Robert Orr Susan Pizitz Jennifer and Mark Purcell Kathryn and Matthew Willes

Daisy and Julio Aguirre Liz and David Anderson Brooke and Bob Aris Kristin and Kenny Baber Nancy and Lewis Baker Marilyn and Thomas Beck Cindy and Bob Bruce Maria and William Bustos Haiyan Wei and Gang Cheng Laura and Michael Cummings Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Mary Pat and James Dowd Joy and Jeffrey Duke Amy and Daniel Eichner Kieu and David Frisby Lori and David Gagnon Sharol and Marcel Gauthier Natalie and Ted Grandy Marie and Jim Gresalfi Karen and Jeff Hansen Shelene and Creed Haymond Catherine and John Helm Lisette and Charles Hetzel Nancy and Dustin Heuston Marilyn Kalbach

Yasmin and Qamar Khan Cynthia and Greg Kofford Jeannine Lewis Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Dorothy Lloyd Kelli Lundgren and Tom Bolz Nicole MacLaren Connie and Francis Madsen Emily and Chris Mantas Sharon and David Massinople Jennifer Falk and Mark Matheson Jack Matkin Gail and Robert McMullin Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Darlene and Robert Millard Melanie and Michael Mumford Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Nancy and Brad Ockene Ashley and Jerad Park Kelly and Albert Park Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Melinda and Jack Pelo Karissa Peterson Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos Amber and Matt Reed Christina and Christopher Ross Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Camilla and Robert Shaw Irene Stukshis and Douglas Grossman Kimberly and Charles Thompson Jen and Jeremy Voros Lauri and John Weston Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Alma and Glen Yates Victor and Hongmei Zhang G R A N D E U R P E A K ​

$1 to $999 Anonymous (4) April Abate-Adams and Mark Adams Cherylyn and Christian Ahrens Jared Aizad ‘00 Ellie Aldous ‘15 Julianne Aldous ‘13 Kirsten Mika Allen ‘08 and Kale Allen Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Debby and David Anderson Madison Horne Anderson ‘07 and Nathan Anderson ‘07 Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 and Robert Andrach Margot Nebeker Andrus ‘05 Amanda and Colin Apple Melissa and Jorge Armenta Jackie Stein and Matthew Atwood ‘97 Dotsy and Al Baber Bree Hann and David Baird 17

Sierra and Robert Banish Susan Banks Shelley and Kevin Barnes Melanie and Michael Battistone Julie Snyder Bechthold ‘02 and Sam Bechthold Krista and Darren Beck Martha and Jay Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Irene and Kurt Becker Sarah Beesley ‘02 Jill Bell Calvin Bennett ‘07 Gerry and Richard Bennett Annor and Mitch Benson Shirley Bergeson Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Amy and Michael Bermes Donna and David Bernstein Emily Bernstein ‘14 Meghan Bernstein ‘11 Elizabeth and Charles Bevis Orley Bills Austin Bingham ‘03 Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Haley and Anthony Blackett Jennifer and Richard Bobowski Anna Boller Jan and Richard Bonner Lisa and Roger Borchardt Jing and James Bradley Nicole and Brooks Brady Carolyn and Rodney Brady Cindy and Bruce Brandol Annie Breneman Deann and Thomas Brennan Aniko and Colby Brewer Lee and Mark Bromley Sawyer Brooks ‘10 James Browning ‘11 Karen and George Bruce Brian Burn 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 Rosemary and Arthur Camiolo Janis and Chris Cantwell Yuanyuan Wang and Lu Cao Veronique Chenier and Antonio Capela Lorina and Bruce Cardon ‘88 Camie Carlyle Wendy Caron Diana and Kelly Carroll Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Monica and Justin Cassell Chaya Krishnamurthy and Suchin Channegowda 1 8 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Julie and Morgan Chen Pinky Kotwal and Sandeep Chowdhary Kathy and Gregory Christiansen Eve German and Jared Clark Lisa Clark Lisa and Bret Clayton Sara and Tom Collins Suzanne and David Conine Margo and Jon Cowley Eleanor and Eric Cox Corbie Coy-Lopez Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Michelle and Courtney Curtis Alexander Dahl ‘11 Suzanne and Christian Dahl Whitney Dahl ‘13 Maurine and Kent Dahlberg Stephanie and Jonathan Daigle Juli and James Dalton Eliza Miller Damstedt ‘96 and Brad Damstedt Ashley Walker and Matthew Davis Silvia and Sean Davis Katherine Lyon Dayton ‘98 and Jonathan Dayton Elane and Dirk De Vos Parker Dolbin ‘12 Taylor Dolbin ‘10 Matthew Douglas Cathy and Brent Dover Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Naume and Edward Dube Sarah and Daniel Duke ‘05 David Duke ‘02 Jamie Duke ‘12 Madeline Duke ‘17 Matthew Duke ‘09 Sabine and Matt Duncan Sarah and Jason Dunn Nancy and Spencer Durrant Heidi Westfall and John Eckert Sherry and Ralph Egan Shauna and Randy Eggett Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Melissa and Erik Felsted Kathryn and Adam Fenton Alissa and Michael Firmage Donna and Paul Fischer Verity and Jason Flurer Jessica and Craig Flynn April Ray Foster ‘99 and Scott Foster Amy and Richard Frame Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Paula Getz Karina Gonzalez

Ann and Jody Good Kimberly and Grant Gooder Mary and Jeff Grandy Detgen and Brian Greeff Deborah and Adam Grimshaw ‘02 Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ‘99 Jessica Hacking ‘14 Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Samantha and Greg Hammock John Hansen Nisha and Daniel Harman Cori Sutherland and James Harris Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 and Rod Harris Scott Harris Annemarie and Mark Harshany Jonnie and Zachary Hartman Sarah and Joshua Hartshorn ‘97 Juan Henao Sage and Andrew Henrikson Brett Herb Jacqueline and Richard Hertgen Heather and Benjamin Heuston ‘90 Tami and Jason Hewlett ‘97 Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Heidi Hicks Kristin and Jakob Hodson Roxine and Kent Hodson Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Lynn Hoke Stuart Hoke Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder Kimberley and Chris Honeysett Wendy and David Hopkins Rachael and Matt Horstmann Kirsten and James Howard Meg Hungerford Ashley and Marc Huntington Susan Isbell Oksana and Alexander Jacoby Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Lisa and Jeff Jensen Lindsey and Daniel Jensen ‘97 Kathryn Jensen Rebecca and Troy Johansen Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Cheryl Johnson Mike Johnson ‘88 Kay and Hal Johnston Cheristy Jones ‘16 Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Jennifer Jopling ‘03 Marty and Joe Jopling Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke Justin and Rebekka Joslin 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 Alatini Kaumavae ‘11 Talakai Kaumavae ‘13 Jennifer and Patrick Kearon Beata and Karl Kieffer Shannon and Michael Kime Lynn and Mark Kindred ‘94 Scott King Crystal and Chris Kluge Alisha Knight Emilie Birdsley Knight ‘97 Erin and James Knight Joshua Knight ‘13 Marilyn and Lew Kofford Samantha Kofford ‘14 Rebecca Kolda Kathleen and Alex Korkishko Sheriann and Garrison Kovacs Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics Penny and Henry Kozak Michelle and Joshua Kwon Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Cami and Paul LaForge Melanie and Ben Lambert Kristy and James Larson Molly and Mark Law Janette and Alan Layton Tami and Chris Lemay Athelia and Carl LeSueur Noelle Wu and Lanny Lin Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Valerie and Scott Lindley Jeanette Liu ‘11 Karen and Benjamin Lonsdale ‘95 Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Madeline Loughridge Jarek Lu ‘16 Ming Yu and Yunfeng Lu Donna and David Lyon Elizabeth Lyon ‘08 Jonathan Lyon ‘01 Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Sharon and Frank Markos Angela Wang and Chris Martin Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Cathy and Bernard Masters Jane and Timothy Matz Mersiha Spahic McClaren ‘99 and Jon McClaren Gus McGee Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer Bernie Meyers Ann Mezo Elissa and Alexander Midler Ell Pope Mika ‘11 and Alek Mika ‘10 Nicole and Greg Miles Kimberly and Derik Miller ‘93 Emma Miller ‘12

Lexie and Jeffrey Miller ‘04 JeNeal and Hal Miller Leah Peterson Mitchell ‘98 and Kevin Mitchell Christina and Ronald Monosson Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Haley Hutchins Moreno ‘11 Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Kathy and Craig Morris Kimiko Morris ‘15 Heather and Daren Mortenson Laura Lee Jedd Morton ‘11 and Chandler Morton Kia Mosenthal Pegah and Majid Moshirfar Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Cami and Joshua Mower Julie and Brett Mower Erika and Shipley Munson Heidi and David Myers Pam and Dave Myers Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura Michelle Barnes Nathan ‘07 Betty Neal Hailey and Conrad Nebeker ‘01 Whitney and John Nebeker ‘98 Lismore Nebeker ‘13 Nancy and Michael Nebeker Amanda and Rob Nelson Lindsey Nesbitt Shawn Nesbitt Erika and Thomas Ngo Van Tran and Tom Ngo Danielle and Kent Nielson Michael Niesen Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Casey O’Malley Richard Olsen Cyndy and Luke Ong Megan Orton and Scott Mikos Joy and Robert Orton Shawn and Don Orton Daniel Osipovitch Kimberli and Darrell Osterhoudt Karen Pala Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Claudia Paredes and Ronald Paredes Julie and Kevin Passey Edie and Andrew Patteson Benton Paul ‘01 Tanya and Scott Pead ‘88 Christina and Ryan Pelo ‘02 Barbara and David Perez Jan and Robert Perkins Leanne and Jeff Peters Becca and Micah Peters Melissa Brown and Tom Peters Alexandra and Benjamin Peterson ‘02 Laura Peterson

Christine Ruoti and Mark Peterson Rizvan Gurmu and Nalinda Pethiyagoda Jennifer and Tim Pettus Constance Corleone and Jeremy Petty Mary and Ronald Poelman Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Ann and Paul Pope Carol and David Powell Mary Powers JoAnne and Jeffrey Price Heather and Kevin Prowell Estie Pyper ‘12 Randi and Mark Pyper Nina Quarequio and David Hiestand Martha Quinn Nandini and Nicholas Ramond Charity and Brian Ramos Lisa Rands Julie and Kenneth Ransom Judith and Fabrizio Rasetti Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Sari and Felix Rauscher Cara and Vivek Reddy Michelle and Brad Reedy Jessica and Andrew Reichardt Joy Reynolds Andrea and Trey Reynolds Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Megan and Mark Rieker ‘88 Becky Riffkin ‘07 Suellen Riffkin Dori and Mark Ritchie Thomas Robson Fernanda and Joao Rodrigues Caroline Jansson and Fernando Rodriguez Andelyne and Benjamin Romney Heather and Charles Rosett Parke Ross ‘16 Jennifer and Jonathan Rudd Hallie and Benjamin Russell Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi Beth and Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95 Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Leslie and Keshav Sarin Joni and Scott Satterlee Trey Sayes Svitlana and Gerrit Schafrath Rachel and Eric Schmidt John Schmidt Valerie and Toby Schwalbe Buffy and Marcus Schwieger Lanalee and Richard Scott Susan Scott Olivia and Koffi Sessi Kim and Brad Shepherd Trina and Brandon Sheranian Glenda Shrader Amy and Michael Sievert Emma Sindelar ‘11 Sarbjit Kaur and Ajmer Singh 19

Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Samuel Sintz ‘14 Patricia and Michael Skaling Kathleen Slagle Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Brittany Smith Maria and Chad Smith Karin and Robert Smith TJ and Troy Smith Marianne Judd Snyder ‘06 and Cliff Snyder ‘05 Sharon and Clifford Snyder 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 Heather and Bradley Staker Leah and Timothy Stansberry Michele and Timothy Starcher Camilla and Steve Starks Zuzana Stehlikova and Josef Stehlik Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ‘97 Laura Mannino and Alex Stockham ‘97 Christine and John Stockham Julianne and Randall Stockham Jeffrey Stout LaNae and Timothy Stout Lisa and Evan Strassberg Amy Hu Sunderland and Seth Sunderland Kristen and Cameron Swinton ‘94 Julia and Daniel Swinton ‘97 Annie and Jonathan Swinton ‘99 Ima and Eric Tanner ‘01 Tara and Javen Tanner Shannon and Patrick Tatman Jade and Jeffrey Teran ‘97 Katherine and Ray Thom Colleen and Mathew Thompson Frances and Gary Thompson Emmy Thomson Perla and Justin Thulin Michael Tonneson Akiva Toren Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Andrea and Alan Truitt Lesa and Steven Udall Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Angel and Thomas Varghese Annemie and Adriann Venter Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Brant Vest Vicki and Fred Voros Kirsten and Hinrich Voss 2 0 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Angela and Ken Wade Heather and Nolan Wadland Ann and Kip Wadsworth Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Nicole and Benjamin Walker ‘94 Emily Teran Wallace ‘96 and Eric Wallace Bing Xiao and Shijing Wang Allyson and Francis Wapner Leena and Brian Warren James Watabe ‘98 Kristina Leavitt Watabe ‘90 and Jeffrey Watabe ‘90 Lu Lu and Tyler Waterhouse Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Alicia Judd Webster ‘14 and Austin Webster Elizabeth Weidner Anita and Matthew Wells ‘88 Meiling and John Whitney Judith Whittlesey Betsy and Warren Wilcox Kristine Wilkins Veronique and Barry Willardson Hillary Williams Deanna and Jim Williams Susannah and Jim Williams Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Elly and Terry Winter Serrela and Todd Winters Kameron Winterton Christopher Woller ‘07 Nancy and Gary Woller Michael Woller ‘16 Lill and Stephen Wood Patricia and Darrel Yamane Kellie-Ann Yamane ‘08 Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ‘13 Kristie-Ann Yamane ‘10 Susan York Sarah and Richard Zarek Alison and Tom Zdunich Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle Linda and James Zimmermann Michael Ziouras

CONSTITUENT GIFTS BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Waterford is grateful for the generous support and leadership of the Board of Trustees who once again, lead the community in supporting the Waterford Fund. 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 Matheson Alison McSlarrow Steve Miller Kristin Stockham Tom Stockham JB Taylor, Jr. Sara Wilcox CU R R E NT PA R E NT S

Waterford is extraordinarily grateful for the generous financial support of current families. Overall, our class by class participation hit a record 64%. An impressive three classes reached 70% participation or higher, and a further eight classes reached 60% participation or higher.

Thank you for your class by class support!

UPPER SCHOOL Division Chair - Allyson Larkins Class XII - Participation = 68% Class Chair: Jessica Flynn Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 and Robert Andrach Cheri and Scott Beck Bharani Srinivasan and Srini Beddhu Joy and Scott Bruce Brian Burn Ashli and Brad Buxton Kristin and Chad Christensen Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Michelle and Courtney Curtis Silvia and Sean Davis Mary Pat and James Dowd Naume and Edward Dube Donna and Paul Fischer Jessica and Craig Flynn Karina Gonzalez Samantha and Greg Hammock Nisha and Daniel Harman Wendy and David Hopkins Susan Isbell Sara and Joseph Kaiser Erin and James Knight Cami and Paul LaForge Allyson and Jim Larkins Kathleen and Ross Matthews Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Susan and Ron Mika Melanie and Michael Mumford Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura Kelly and Albert Park Leanne and Jeff Peters Christine Ruoti and Mark Peterson Constance Corleone and Jeremy Petty Andrea and Trey Reynolds Thomas Robson

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Christina and Christopher Ross Joni and Scott Satterlee 0 XII XI X Susan Scott Prabha Nagenthram and Marthes Solamuthu Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Linda and James Zimmermann Class XI - Participation = 64% Class Chair: Maria Smith Anonymous Daisy and Julio Aguirre Liz and David Anderson Melanie and Michael Battistone Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Deann and Thomas Brennan Cindy and Bob Bruce Haiyan Wei and Gang Cheng Kay and Brett Christiansen Lisa and Bret Clayton Sara and Tom Collins Cathy and Brent Dover Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Kirsten and James Howard Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Susan Isbell Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Alisha Knight

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Cynthia and Greg Kofford Cathy and Bernard Masters VIII VI V IV Amy andVIIRod McKinlay Nicole and Greg Miles Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ‘88 Jennifer and Stephen Miller Kathy and Craig Morris Heather and Daren Mortenson Heidi and David Myers Kathleen and Robert Nilsen Trinh and Rex Outtrim Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Hope and Randal Quarles Meg and Eric Roach Svitlana and Gerrit Schafrath Rachel and Eric Schmidt Kim and Brad Shepherd Marlayn and Russ Shreeve Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Maria and Chad Smith Kristin and Mikle South ‘88 Christine and John Stockham Tara and Javen Tanner Hillary and JB Taylor Allyson and Francis Wapner Kathryn and Matthew Willes Lill and Stephen Wood Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle

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Class X - Participation = 65% Class Chair: Jean Sanyal II I PREK-4 PREK-3 Anne and Kurt KBecker Bharani Srinivasan and Srini Beddhu Jill Bell Amy and Michael Bermes Joy and Scott Bruce Brian Burn Tony Butterfield and Paul Redd-Butterfield Diana and Kelly Carroll Corbie Coy-Lopez Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Elane and Dirk De Vos Melissa and Erik Felsted Samantha and Greg Hammock Jacqueline and Richard Hertgen Heather and Benjamin Heuston ‘90 Rachael and Matt Horstmann Kirsten and James Howard Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Cami and Paul LaForge Allyson and Jim Larkins Noelle Wu and Lanny Lin Nicole MacLaren Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz 21

Margaret White and Sean Padgett Bhuvaneshwari Murali and Murali Palanganatham Christine Ruoti and Mark Peterson Susan Pizitz Jennifer and Mark Purcell Julie and Kenneth Ransom Amber and Matt Reed Michelle and Brad Reedy Jean and Sunny Sanyal Olivia and Koffi Sessi Linda and Richard Smaligo Melanie and Martin Snow Kristen and Brady Southwick Lisa and Karl Sun Kirsten and Hinrich Voss Ann and Kip Wadsworth Anita and Matthew Wells ‘88 Lauri and John Weston Meiling and John Whitney Alma and Glen Yates Michael Ziouras

Julie and Kevin Passey Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Leanne and Jeff Peters Becca and Micah Peters Nandini and Nicholas Ramond Judith and Fabrizio Rasetti Buffy and Marcus Schwieger Kim and Brad Shepherd Sarbjit Kaur and Ajmer Singh Maria and Chad Smith Prabha Nagenthram and Marthes Solamuthu Jenny and Steven Sorenson Leah and Timothy Stansberry Zuzana Stehlikova and Josef Stehlik Christine and John Stockham Hillary and JB Taylor, Jr. Bing Xiao and Shijing Wang Serrela and Todd Winters

Leslie and Keshav Sarin Joni and Scott Satterlee Sarbjit Kaur and Ajmer Singh Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Kristen and Brady Southwick Kristin and Tom Stockham Kimberly and Charles Thompson Perla and Justin Thulin Michael Tonneson Andrea and Alan Truitt Angel and Thomas Varghese Candice and Erik Vogel Kirsten and Hinrich Voss Angela and Ken Wade Kristina Leavitt Watabe ‘90 and Jeffrey Watabe ‘90 Anita and Matthew Wells ‘88 Kathryn and Matthew Willes

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Class IX - Participation = 73% Class Chair: Peter Osborn Anonymous Debby and David Anderson Melanie and Michael Battistone Jennifer and Richard Bobowski Deann and Thomas Brennan Maria and William Bustos Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Pinky Kotwal and Sandeep Chowdhary Kristin and Chad Christensen Chantal and Barr Dolan Amy and Tim Dolbin Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Kieu and David Frisby Kimberly and Grant Gooder Natalie and Ted Grandy Irene Stukshis and Douglas Grossman Annemarie and Mark Harshany Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Nina Quarequio and David Hiestand Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Susan Isbell Alexandra Karl Jennifer and Patrick Kearon Cynthia and Greg Kofford Melanie and Ben Lambert Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Angela Wang and Chris Martin Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer Darlene and Robert Millard Pegah and Majid Moshirfar Cami and Joshua Mower Jessica and Peter Osborn Anne and Kevin Parker

Class VIII - Participation = 63% Class Chair: Susan Pizitz Annor and Mitch Benson Deann and Thomas Brennan Aniko and Colby Brewer Brian Burn Yuanyuan Wang and Lu Cao Dana and Eric Carlson Monica and Justin Cassell Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Chantal and Barr Dolan Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Kim Cordova Fehoko and Ofa Fehoko Melissa and Erik Felsted Jessica and Craig Flynn Amy and Richard Frame Karen and Jeff Hansen Shelene and Creed Haymond Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley Oksana and Alexander Jacoby Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Beata and Karl Kieffer Rebecca Kolda Kathleen and Alex Korkishko Allyson and Jim Larkins Molly and Mark Law Carolyn Anctil and Kenneth Libre Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Nicole MacLaren Kathleen and Anthony Morrill Heather and Daren Mortenson Claudia and Ronald Paredes Susan Pizitz Hope and Randal Quarles Sari and Felix Rauscher Amber and Matt Reed Hallie and Benjamin Russell

Class VII - Participation = 74% Class Chair: Sara Collins Anonymous Kristin and Kenny Baber Krista and Darren Beck Amy and Michael Bermes 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 Annemarie and Mark Harshany Catherine and John Helm Heather and Benjamin Heuston ‘90 Nina Quarequio and David Hiestand Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Crystal and Chris Kluge Alisha Knight Cynthia and Greg Kofford Rebecca Kolda Karen and Benjamin Lonsdale ‘95 Rosa and Charles Marshall Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Nicole and Greg Miles Jennifer and Stephen Miller Heather and Daren Mortenson Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Cami and Joshua Mower Heidi and David Myers Amanda and Rob Nelson Jessica and Peter Osborn Julie and Kevin Passey Jennifer and Mark Purcell Charity and Brian Ramos Mindy and Scott Reynolds Rayann and Justin Sandstrom

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Division Chair - Chrisy Ross

Rachel and Eric Schmidt Melanie and Martin Snow Jeffrey Stout Lisa and Evan Strassberg Katherine and Ray Thom Allyson and Francis Wapner Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Alison and Tom Zdunich Class VI - Participation = 60% Class Chair: Ashli Buxton Anonymous April Abate-Adams and Mark Adams Jing and James Bradley Deann and Thomas Brennan Ashli and Brad Buxton Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Wendy Caron Monica and Justin Cassell Corbie Coy-Lopez Elane and Dirk De Vos Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Amy and Daniel Eichner Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Lori and David Gagnon Shelene and Creed Haymond Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley Raechel and JT Hwang Rebecca and Troy Johansen Shannon and Michael Kime Michelle and Joshua Kwon Jeannine Lewis Rosa and Charles Marshall Sharon and David Massinople Amy and Rod McKinlay Kimberli and Darrell Osterhoudt Trinh and Rex Outtrim Claudia and Ronald Paredes Ashley and Jerad Park Julie and Kenneth Ransom Sari and Felix Rauscher 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 Zuzana Stehlikova and Josef Stehlik Hillary and JB Taylor Angela and Ken Wade Kristina Leavitt Watabe ‘90 and Jeffrey Watabe ‘90 Kathryn and Matthew Willes LOWER SCHOOL Division Chair - Heather Scott Class V - Participation = 54% Class Chair: Betsy Wright

Cherylyn and Christian Ahrens Kristin and Kenny Baber Aniko and Colby Brewer Heidi Westfall and John Eckert Amy and Daniel Eichner Kieu and David Frisby Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Cori Sutherland and James Harris Catherine and John Helm Kristalyn and Price Jenkins Mike Johnson ‘88 Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Emily Tyler and Armen Khachatryan Cami and Joshua Mower Amanda and Rob Nelson Nancy and Brad Ockene Jessica and Peter Osborn Jennifer and Mark Purcell Jill and Michael Raemisch Cara and Vivek Reddy Amber and Matt Reed Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Natalie and Mark Sorenson ‘00 Kristen and Brady Southwick Lisa and Karl Sun Candice and Erik Vogel Nicole and Benjamin Walker ‘94 Leena and Brian Warren Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Class IV - Participation = 73% Class Chairs: Amy McKinlay and Ted Tatos Amy and Aaron Aizad ‘98 Nicole and Brooks Brady Deann and Thomas Brennan Wendy Caron Kristin and Chad Christensen Laura and Michael Cummings Cristiane and Guilherme Del Fiol Suzanne and Gary Dildy Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Sarah and Jason Dunn Nisha and Daniel Harman Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 and Rod Harris Sage and Andrew Henrikson Raechel and JT Hwang Beata and Karl Kieffer Crystal and Chris Kluge 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 Heidi and David Myers Lindsey Nesbitt Shawn Nesbitt

Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Jessica and Peter Osborn Kimberli and Darrell Osterhoudt Claudia and Ronald Paredes Ashley and Jerad Park Elizabeth and Jeron Paul Melissa Brown and Tom Peters 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 Camilla and Robert 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 III - Participation = 64% Class Chairs: Kristin Hodson and Jill Raemisch Brooke and Bob Aris Julie Snyder Bechthold ‘02 and Sam Bechthold Jing and James Bradley Nicole and Brooks Brady Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Yuanyuan Wang and Lu Cao Sabine and Matt Duncan Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Kathryn and Adam Fenton Kimberly and Grant Gooder Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ‘99 Kristin and Jakob Hodson Kimberley and Chris Honeysett Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Yasmin and Qamar Khan Shannon and Michael Kime Alisha Knight Emily and Chris Mantas Michael Niesen Karissa Peterson Jill and Michael Raemisch Cara and Vivek Reddy Andelyne and Benjamin Romney Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Heather Scott and David Schmidt Amy and Michael Sievert Kristen and Brady Southwick Amy Hu Sunderland and Seth Sunderland Kimberly and Charles Thompson Angela and Ken Wade 23

Grandparents Day 2017 PC: Heather Mortenson

Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Elizabeth and Nathan Wright Class II - Participation = 58% Class Chairs: Ashley Huntington and Elizabeth Madsen Cherylyn and Christian Ahrens Brooke and Bob Aris Haley and Anthony Blackett Deann and Thomas Brennan Pinky Kotwal and Sandeep Chowdhary Cori Sutherland and James Harris Sage and Andrew Henrikson Ashley and Marc Huntington Raechel and JT Hwang Rebekka and Justin Joslin April and Ryan Judd ‘02 Tami and Chris Lemay Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Rosa and Charles Marshall Leah Peterson Mitchell ‘98 and Kevin Mitchell Tianna and Blake Murray Lindsey Nesbitt Shawn Nesbitt Danielle and Kent Nielson Jessica and Peter Osborn Karissa Peterson Rizvan Gurmu and Nalinda Pethiyagoda Jennifer and Tim Pettus Constance Corleone and Jeremy Petty Heidi and Daniel Poole Beth and Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95 Jean and Sunny Sanyal Moushumi Anand and Samrat Sondhi Camilla and Steve Starks 2 4 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

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 I - Participation = 60% Class Chairs: Bea and Vincent Washington Amy and Aaron Aizad ‘98 Brooke and Bob Aris Sierra and Robert Banish Julie Snyder Bechthold ‘02 and Sam Bechthold Lisa and Roger Borchardt Nicole and Brooks Brady Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Janis and Chris Cantwell Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Kimberly and Grant Gooder Kristin and Jakob Hodson Kimberley and Chris Honeysett Pascale Wiedenroth and Erich Horsley Kristy and James Larson Ming Yu and Yunfeng Lu Cami and Joshua Mower Jessica and Peter Osborn Kimberli and Darrell Osterhoudt Julie and Kevin Passey Jenny Clegg and Christopher Ramos 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 K - Participation = 64% Class Chairs: Heather Wadland and Jim Williams Melissa and Jorge Armenta Bree Hann and David Baird Camie Carlyle Kathy and Gregory Christiansen Sarah and Jason Dunn April and Ryan Judd ‘02 Penny and Henry Kozak Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Jannette and Alan Layton ‘94 Athelia and Carl LeSueur Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Elissa and Alexander Midler Ashley and Jerad Park Caroline Jansson and Fernando Rodriguez Cassandra Ando and Brett Scharf Valerie and Toby Schwalbe Jen and Jeremy Voros Heather and Nolan Wadland Leslie and Ty Wadsworth Susannah and Jim Williams Sarah and Richard Zarek PreK-4 - Participation = 57% Class Chair: Aaron Stockham ’97 Sierra and Robert Banish Elizabeth and Charles Bevis Veronique Chenier and Antonio Capela Detgen and Brian Greeff

Rebekka and Justin Joslin Yasmin and Qamar Khan Kristy and James Larson Tianna and Blake Murray Edie and Andrew Patteson Heather and Kevin Prowell Jessica and Andrew Reichardt Fernanda and Joao Rodrigues Andelyne and Benjamin Romney Trina and Brandon Sheranian Karin and Robert Smith Moushumi Anand and Samrat Sondhi Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ‘97 Jade and Jeffrey Teran ‘97 Annemie and Adriann Venter Lu Lu and Tyler Waterhouse Alma and Glen Yates PreK-3 - Participation = 49% Class Chair: Leah Caldwell Amy and Aaron Aizad ‘98 Amanda and Colin Apple Elizabeth and Mark Beckwith Nicole and Brooks Brady Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Chaya Krishnamurthy and Suchin Channegowda Stephanie and Jonathan Daigle Nicole Miranda and Neil Ellis Alissa and Michael Firmage Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke Karissa Peterson Caroline Jansson and Fernando Rodriguez Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Heather Scott and David Schmidt Kristen and Cameron Swinton ‘94

N E W PA R E N T S We are grateful for the support of our new parents who made first time gifts to the Waterford Fund.

April Abate-Adams and Mark Adams Cherylyn and Christian Ahrens Amanda and Colin Apple Kristin and Kenny Baber Elizabeth and Mark Beckwith Amy and Michael Bermes Jennifer and Richard Bobowski Janis and Chris Cantwell Veronique Chenier and Antonio Capela Wendy Caron Chaya Krishnamurthy and Suchin Channegowda Haiyan Wei and Gang Cheng Stephanie and Jonathan Daigle Suzanne and Gary Dildy Amy and Daniel Eichner

Alissa and Michael Firmage Kimberly and Grant Gooder Detgen and Brian Greeff Irene Stukshis and Douglas Grossman Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Annemarie and Mark Harshany Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke Catherine and John Helm Jacqueline and Richard Hertgen Nina Quarequio and David Hiestand Kimberley and Chris Honeysett Rebekka and Justin Joslin Jennifer and Patrick Kearon Penny and Henry Kozak Michelle and Joshua Kwon Melanie and Ben Lambert Jannette and Alan Layton ‘94 Tami and Chris Lemay Athelia and Carl LeSueur Angela Wang and Chris Martin Cathy and Bernard Masters Darlene and Robert Millard Heidi and David Myers Nancy and Brad Ockene Ann-Margaret White and Sean Padgett Anne and Kevin Parker Melissa Brown and Tom Peters Rizvan Gurmu and Nalinda Pethiyagoda Jessica and Andrew Reichardt Fernanda and Joao Rodrigues Andelyne and Benjamin Romney Svitlana and Gerrit Schafrath Valerie and Toby Schwalbe Buffy and Marcus Schwieger Camilla and Robert Shaw Leah and Timothy Stansberry Amy Hu Sunderland and Seth Sunderland Katherine and Ray Thom Kimberly and Charles Thompson Perla and Justin Thulin Bing Xiao and Shijing Wang Hongmei Zhang and Victor Wu Alma and Glen Yates Sarah and Richard Zarek Alison and Tom Zdunich

ALUMNI From the Class of 1988 to the Class of 2018, Waterford alumni generously supported the school during 2017-2018 with gifts to the Waterford Fund. 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: Class of 1988–27% Class of 1997–26% Class of 2011–16% Class of 2002–15% Class of 1996–14%

Class of 1988 –27% Participation Bruce Cardon ‘88 Mike Johnson ‘88 Jason Miller ‘88 Scott Pead ‘88 Mark Rieker ‘88 Mikle South ‘88 Matthew Wells ‘88 Class of 1990–13% Participation Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 Benjamin Heuston ‘90 Kristi Leavitt Watabe ‘90 Jeffrey Watabe ‘90 Class of 1993–4% Participation Derik Miller ‘93 Class of 1994–12% Participation Mark Kindred ‘94 Alan Layton ‘94 Cameron Swinton ‘94 Benjamin Walker ‘94 Class of 1995–6% Participation Benjamin Lonsdale ‘95 Farrant Sakaguchi ‘95 Class of 1996–12% Participation Eliza Miller Damstedt ‘96 Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 Emily Teran Wallace ‘96 Class of 1997–26% Participation Matthew Atwood ‘97 Joshua Hartshorn ‘97 Jason Hewlett ‘97 Daniel Jensen ‘97 Emilie Birdsley Knight ‘97 Aaron Stockham ‘97 Alex Stockham ‘97 Daniel Swinton ‘97 Jeffrey Teran ‘97 Class of 1998–11% Participation Aaron Aizad ‘98 Katherine Lyon Dayton ‘98 Leah Peterson Mitchell ‘98 John Nebeker ‘98 James Watabe ‘98 Class of 1999–11% Participation Melissa Miller Burr ‘99 April Ray Foster ‘99 Mary Ann Cavanaugh Gubler ‘99 Mersiha Spahic McClaren ‘99 Jonathan Swinton ‘99

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Class of 2000–6% Participation Jared Aizad ‘00 Michael Judd ‘00 Mark Sorenson ‘00 Class of 2001–8% Participation Jonathan Lyon ‘01 Conrad Nebeker ‘01 Benton Paul ‘01 Eric Tanner ‘01 Class of 2002–15% Participation Julie Snyder Bechthold ‘02 Sarah Beesley ‘02 David Duke ‘02 Adam Grimshaw ‘02 Ryan Judd ‘02 Kenneth Melby ‘02 Ryan Pelo ‘02 Benjamin Peterson ‘02 Carly Sorenson ‘02 Class of 2003–5% Participation Austin Bingham ‘03 John Calder ‘03 Jennifer Jopling ‘03 Class of 2004–3% Participation Jessica Judd ‘04 Jeffrey Miller ‘04 Class of 2005–8% Participation Margot Nebeker Andrus ‘05 Jessica Hercules Busche ‘05 Daniel Duke ‘05 Cliff Snyder ‘05 Class of 2006–1% Participation Marianne Judd Snyder ‘06 Class of 2007–9% Participation Nathan Anderson ‘07 Madison Horne Anderson ‘07 Calvin Bennett ‘07 Michelle Barnes Nathan ‘07 Becky Riffkin ‘07 Christopher Woller ‘07 Class of 2008–6% Participation Kirsten Mika Allen ‘08 Elizabeth Lyon ‘08 Michael Spaulding ‘08 Kellie-Ann Yamane ‘08 Class of 2009–1% Participation Matthew Duke ‘09 Class of 2010–6% Participation Sawyer Brooks ‘10 Taylor Dolbin ‘10 2 6 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Alek Mika ‘10 Kristie-Ann Yamane ‘10 Class of 2011–16% Participation Meghan Bernstein ‘11 James Browning ‘11 Alexander Dahl ‘11 Alatini Kaumavae ‘11 Jeanette Liu ‘11 Ell Pope Mika ‘11 Haley Hutchins Moreno ‘11 Laura Lee Judd Morton ‘11 Emma Sindelar ‘11 Tracy Wang ‘11 Class of 2012–7% Participation Parker Dolbin ‘12 Jamie Duke ‘12 Emma Miller ‘12 Estie Pyper ‘12 Class of 2013–11% Participation Julianne Aldous ‘13 Whitney Dahl ‘13 Talakai Kaumavae ‘13 Joshua Knight ‘13 Lismore Nebeker ‘13 Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ‘13 Class of 2014–9% Participation Emily Bernstein ‘14 Jessica Hacking ‘14 Samantha Kofford ‘14 Samuel Sintz ‘14 Alicia Judd Webster ‘14 Class of 2015–3% Participation Ellie Aldous ‘15 Kimiko Morris ‘15 Class of 2016–6% Participation Cheristy Jones ‘16 Jarek Lu ‘16 Parke Ross ‘16 Michael Woller ‘16 Class of 2017–3% Participation Brooke Diamond ‘17 Madeline Duke ‘17

PA R E N T S O F A LU M N I Waterford is grateful to have the continued financial support provided by Parents of Alumni. Thank you for your loyalty and support.

Pamela Aizad Stacy and Stephen Aldous Nancy and Lewis Baker Shelley and Kevin Barnes

Martha and Jay Beck Gerry and Richard Bennett Donna and David Bernstein Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Deann and Thomas Brennan Lee and Mark Bromley Julie and Morgan Chen Margo and Jon Cowley Suzanne and Christian Dahl Amy and Tim Dolbin Joy and Jeffrey Duke Sherry and Ralph Egan Kathy and Ray Etcheverry Sharol and Marcel Gauthier 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 Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Kelli Lundgren and Tom Bolz Donna and David Lyon Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Jennifer Falk and Mark Matheson JeNeal and Hal Miller Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Erika and Shipley Munson Nancy and Michael Nebeker Erika and Thomas Ngo Cyndy and Luke Ong Melinda and Jack Pelo Diana and Joel Peterson Laura Peterson Mary and Ronald Poelman Carol and David Powell Mary Powers Randi and Mark Pyper Martha Quinn Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Suellen Riffkin Heather and Charles Rosett Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi Sharon and Clifford Snyder Sharon and Carl Spaulding Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Julianne and Randall Stockham LaNae and Timothy Stout Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Julia and Hugh West Judith Whittlesey Kristine Wilkins Deanna and Jim Williams Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Nancy and Gary Woller Patricia and Darrel Yamane

G R A N D PA R E N T S

F A C U LT Y A N D S TA F F

Waterford greatly appreciates the generous financial support provided by grandparents and past grandparents. Thank you!

Waterford is especially grateful for the financial support provided by 100% of our full-time faculty and staff, and their spouses, who gave to the Waterford in 2017-2018.

We acknowledge with equal gratitude the ongoing contribution of each faculty and staff member who defines and enriches the Waterford experience every day, across campus.

Pamela Aizad Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Dotsy and Al Baber Marilyn and Thomas Beck Irene and Kurt Becker Shirley Bergeson Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Jan and Richard Bonner Carolyn and Rodney Brady Karen and George Bruce Rosemary and Arthur Camiolo Joy and Jeffrey Duke Shauna and Randy Eggett Sue Ellis Mary and Jeff Grandy Marie and Jim Gresalfi Nancy and Dustin Heuston Shauna and Charles Judd Marilyn and Lew Kofford Valerie and Scott Lindley Dorothy Lloyd Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Kelli Lundgren and Tom Bolz Connie and Francis Madsen Sharon and Frank Markos Jack Matkin Jane and Timothy Matz Gail and Robert McMullin Ann Mezo Gail Miller and Kim Wilson JeNeal and Hal Miller Joyce and Mike Murray Pam and Dave Myers Lynda and Robert Orr Joy and Robert Orton Candace and Greg Osborn Barbara and David Perez Diana and Joel Peterson Joy Reynolds Dori and Mark Ritchie Maisie and Doug Sakaguchi John Schmidt Lanalee and Richard Scott Glenda Shrader Patricia and Michael Skaling Kathleen Slagle Sharon and Clifford Snyder Julianne and Randall Stockham Susan and Brad Taylor Sandie Tillotson Debra and Stephen Walker Betsy and Warren Wilcox Elly and Terry Winter Susan York

Stacy and Stephen Aldous Madison Horne Anderson ‘07 and Nathan Anderson ‘07 Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 and Robert Andrach Amanda and Colin Apple Melissa and Jorge Armenta Susan Banks Krista and Darren Beck Martha and Jay Beck Elizabeth and Mark Beckwith Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Calvin Bennett ‘07 Meghan Bernstein ‘11 Orley Bills Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Anna Boller Cindy and Bruce Brandol Annie Breneman Deann and Thomas Brennan Aniko and Colby Brewer Lee and Mark Bromley Harmony Button Dana and Eric Carlson Eve German and Jared Clark Lisa Clark Suzanne and David Conine Eleanor and Eric Cox Michelle and Courtney Curtis Suzanne and Christian Dahl Juli and James Dalton Ashley Walker and Matthew Davis Amy and Tim Dolbin Ashley and Matthew Douglas 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 Verity and Jason Flurer Paula Getz Ann and Jody Good Camarie and Kyle Haderlie Beth and Mike Hamideh John Hansen Cori Sutherland and James Harris Scott Harris

Juan Henao Sage and Andrew Henrikson Brett Herb Jacqueline and Richard Hertgen Heidi Hicks Roxine and Kent Hodson Katherine and Ben Hoke Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder Meg Hungerford Kathryn Jensen Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Mike Johnson ‘88 Kirsten Jorgenson and Nathan Hauke Justin and Rebekka Joslin April and Ryan Judd ‘02 Scott King Erin and James Knight Sheriann and Garrison Kovacs Elizabeth and Jason LaBau Cami and Paul LaForge Janette and Alan Layton Madeline Loughridge Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Gus McGee Jennifer and Andrew Menke Bernie Meyers Nicole and Greg Miles Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ‘88 Christina and Ronald Monosson 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 Don Orton Daniel Osipovitch Karen Pala Edie and Andrew Patteson Jan and Robert Perkins Laura Peterson Jennifer and Tim Pettus Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Ann and Paul Pope Mary Powers JoAnne and Jeffrey Price Martha Quinn Lisa Rands Julie and Kenneth Ransom Judith and Fabrizio Rasetti Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Sari and Felix Rauscher Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Heather and Charles Rosett Jennifer and Jonathan Rudd Rayann and Justin Sandstrom 27

Trey Sayes Lisa and Kenneth Sintz Brittany Smith TJ and Troy Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Kristin and Mikle South ‘88 Michele and Timothy Starcher Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ‘97 LaNae and Timothy Stout Tara and Javen Tanner Shannon and Patrick Tatman Colleen and Mathew Thompson Emmy Thomson Akiva Toren Lesa and Steven Udall Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Brant Vest 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 Elizabeth Weidner Kristine Wilkins Veronique and Barry Willardson Hillary Williams Deanna and Jim Williams Serrela and Todd Winters Nancy and Gary Woller

C O R P O R AT I O N S , F O U N D AT I O N S & M AT C H I N G G I F T C O M PA N I E S Waterford is pleased to recognize the following corporations, foundations, and businesses that provided important support for the Waterford Fund at all gift levels in 2017-2018. 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.

American Express Foundation Aristotle Investments, Inc. PC Beck Family Foundation The James Billings Foundation Inc. Brass and Cordova Law Comcast Crystal Springs Foundation Spencer F. & Cleone P. Eccles Family Foundation Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program KCG Medical Inc. Kroger 2 8 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Les Olson Company Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation John L. and Ardis J. Piers Private Foundation RBC Foundation Synchrony Financial TRUIST Universal Industrial Sales, Inc. Utah Chapter of Young Presidents Watson Billings Family Foundation 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 2017-2018.

Anonymous Maurine and Kent Dahlberg Estate of Lois Jensen Lynn Hoke Stuart Hoke Richard Olsen

C U M U L AT I V E G I F T S The list below includes cumulative gift levels for donors who supported both the Waterford Fund and one or more funds, including endowment, specific programs, scholarship, or the Founders Gala paddle raise. $25,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Kathleen and Ross Matthews Susan and Ron Mika Heather Scott and David Schmidt $10,000-$24,999 Cheri and Scott Beck Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Jennifer and Andrew Menke Lynda and Robert Orr Anonymous Kristin and Tom Stockham $5,000-$9,999 Chantal and Barr Dolan Nancy and Dustin Heuston Linda and Richard Smaligo Elizabeth and Nathan Wright $1-$4,999 Anonymous Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 and Robert

Andrach Brooke and Bob Aris Kristin and Kenny Baber Sierra and Robert Banish Melanie and Michael Battistone Julie Snyder Bechthold ‘02 and Sam Bechthold Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Lee and Mark Bromley Dana and Eric Carlson Haiyan Wei and Gang Cheng Kathy and Gregory Christiansen Suzanne and Gary Dildy Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Melissa and Erik Felsted Ann and Jody Good Cori Sutherland and James Harris Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 and Rod Harris Jonnie and Zachary Hartman Catherine and John Helm Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Roxine and Kent Hodson Katherine and Ben Hoke Kimberley and Chris Honeysett Mike Johnson ‘88 Miki and John Karg Erin and James Knight Marilyn and Lew Kofford Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics Penny and Henry Kozak Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Elizabeth and Kent Madsen Rosa and Charles Marshall Christine Gore-Masi and Joseph Masi Laura Leach and Paul Meecham Darlene and Robert Millard Heidi and David Myers Nancy and Michael Nebeker Amanda and Rob Nelson Edie and Andrew Patteson Sari and Felix Rauscher Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Dori and Mark Ritchie Heather and Charles Rosett Buffy and Marcus Schwieger Jenny and Steven Sorenson Kristin and Mikle South ‘88 Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ‘97 Irene Stukshis and Douglas Grossman Tara and Javen Tanner Colleen and Mathew Thompson Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Jen and Jeremy Voros Nicole and Benjamin Walker ‘94 Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Nancy and Gary Woller Alma and Glen Yates

Faculty & Staff Photo, 2018 PC: Andrew Patteson

RESTRICTED GIFTS Restricted gifts fund unbudgeted items and programs and help to cover the costs of surprise needs in specific areas of the school.

Such gifts include support for the Waterford Robotics program, particular athletic teams, academic departments, and scholarship funds. Waterford is grateful to donors who made restricted gifts during the 2017-2018 fiscal year.

RESTRICTED TO PROGRAMS

Anonymous Cheri and Scott Beck Bonnie Jean and Brent Beesley Lynette and Rhett Brooks Charles Henrikson Marilyn and Lew Kofford Heather Scott and David Schmidt RESTRICTED TO SCHOL ARSHIP

General Scholarship Ruth Eleanor Bamberger and John Ernest Bamberger Foundation Nancy and Dustin Heuston Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Miki and John Karg Kathleen and Ross Matthews Hilary Z. Heuston Memorial Scholarship In memory of Hilary Zell Heuston, daughter of Nancy and Dustin Heuston. Hilary graduated with the Waterford class of 1987.

Anonymous Heather Scott and David Schmidt

Linda Kitchen 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 Deann and Thomas Brennan Lee and Mark Bromley Amy and Timothy Dolbin Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Ann and Jody Good Elizabeth and Mike Hamideh Cori Sutherland and James Harris Kelley Heuston Roxine and Kent Hodson Mike Johnson ‘88 Erin and James Knight Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Edie and Andrew Patteson Sari and Felix Rauscher Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Heather and Charles Rosett Rayann and Justin Sandstrom TJ and Troy Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Kristin and Mikle South ‘88 Tara and Javen Tanner Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Tracy Wang ‘11 Renee Chi and Chris Watkins 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 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. Thank you for your support.

Nancy and Dustin Heuston Endowed Faculty Chair Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Susan and Ron Mika Unrestricted Endowment Fund Lee and Mark Bromley Nancy and Dustin Heuston Martha Thomas and Eric Huefner Xiao Hong and Jin Su Program Endowment Susan and Ron Mika

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.

Nicole and Brooks Brady Kathryn and Adam Fenton Beata and Karl Kieffer Nicole MacLaren Sari and Felix Rauscher Kari Jo and Dewey Reagan Heather Scott and David Schmidt Trina and Brandon Sheranian

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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, including Honor (5-9 years), Beauty (10-14 years), Wisdom (15-20 years, and Legacy (20+ years).

HONOR, 5-9 YEARS

Cheri and Scott Beck Marilyn and Thomas Beck Irene and Kurt Becker Gerry and Richard Bennett Mary Alice and Robert Bergstrom Donna and David Bernstein Barbara and Nicki Biscupovich Nicole and Brooks Brady Aniko and Colby Brewer Lynette and Rhett Brooks Cindy and Bob Bruce Leah Caldwell Michael Caldwell Lorina and Bruce Cardon ‘88 Mary Ann Ellis Cassell and Brad Cassell Julie and Morgan Chen Kristin and Chad Christensen Kay and Brett Christiansen Comcast Laura and Michael Cummings Michelle and Courtney Curtis Juli and James Dalton Cathy and Brent Dover Rebecca and Travis Dowdell Lisa Durst and Ryan Downard Sarah and Jason Dunn Nancy and Spencer Durrant Spencer F. & Cleone P. Eccles Family Foundation Kristine and Spencer P. Eccles Jo Merrill and Dylan Esson Sari Soutor and Edward Farhart Jessica and Craig Flynn Amy and Richard Frame Kasia and Andrew Gasecki Deborah and Adam Grimshaw ‘02 Elizabeth and Mike Hamideh Lisa Walker Harris ‘96 and Rod Harris Shelene and Creed Haymond Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard Roxine and Kent Hodson Raechel and JT Hwang Lindsey and Daniel Jensen ‘97 Rebecca and Troy Johansen Sheralyn and Jeremy Jones Regan and Michael Judd ‘00 April and Ryan Judd ‘02 Marilyn Kalbach 3 0 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Alexandra Karl Shannon and Michael Kime Cynthia and Greg Kofford Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum Allyson and Jim Larkins Jeannine Lewis Jin Xing Ni and Zhuang Ji Lin Jonathan Lyon ‘01 Therese and Jonathan MacWilliams Rosa and Charles Marshall Amy and Rod McKinlay Alison and Kyle McSlarrow Monique Mezo and Michael Meyer Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation Stephanie Gelman and Peter Moskowitz Erika and Shipley Munson Amanda and Rob Nelson Tatyana and Konstantin Novik Joy and Robert Orton Julie and Kevin Passey Heidi and Daniel Poole Mary Powers Charity and Brian Ramos Amber and Matt Reed Mindy and Scott Reynolds Megan and Mark Rieker ‘88 Rayann and Justin Sandstrom Trey Sayes Heather Scott and David Schmidt Trina and Brandon Sheranian Samuel Sintz ‘14 Patricia and Michael Skaling Kathleen Slagle Susan and Kenneth Smaellie Brittany Smith Neylan McBaine and Elliot Smith Jenny and Steven Sorenson Kristin and Mikle South ‘88 Melanie and Martin Snow Michael Spaulding ‘08 Jeffrey Stout Michelle and Theodor Tatos Donna Dizon-Townson and Walter Townson Kristina Leavitt Watabe ‘90 and Jeffrey Watabe ‘90 Renee Chi and Chris Watkins Kristine Wilkins Jennifer and Ryan Woodley Kimberlie-Ann Yamane ‘13 Kristie-Ann Yamane ‘10 Linda and James Zimmermann B E A U T Y, 1 0 - 1 4 Y E A R S

Anonymous Stacy and Stephen Aldous Sally Ann and Robert Anctil Nancy and Lewis Baker Ruth Eleanor Bamberger and John Ernest Bamberger Family Foundation Susan Banks

Krista and Darren Beck Cheri and Scott Beck Anne and Kurt Becker Annor Benson Cindy and Bruce Brandol Maria and William Bustos Harmony Button Ashli and Brad Buxton Jacqueline Huntsman Calder and John Oblad Calder ‘03 Diana and Kelly Carroll Suzanne and David Conine Emily and Jim Cramer Lori Cramer Chantal and Barr Dolan Sherry and Ralph Egan Elizabeth and Matthew Elggren Ann and Jody Good Tami and Jason Hewlett ‘97 Romella Hasratian and Fritz Hoeckner Cassie Olson and Joshua Holder 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 Ron Mika Nicole and Greg Miles Jennifer and Stephen Miller Luana Uluave and Jason Miller ‘88 Heather and Daren Mortenson Betty Neal Nancy and Michael Nebeker Shawn and Don Orton Trinh and Rex Outtrim Edie and Andrew Patteson Christina and Ryan Pelo ‘02 Jan and Robert Perkins Jennifer and Tim Pettus Mary and Ronald Poelman JoAnne and Jeffrey Price Michelle and Brad Reedy Nathalie Ricci-Whaley Suellen Riffkin Rachel and Eric Schmidt Lisa and Kenneth Sintz LaNae and Timothy Stout Tara and Javen Tanner Hillary and JB Taylor Anita and Matthew Wells ‘88 Betsy and Warren Wilcox Sara and Russell Wilcox Katie and Matthew Willes Kellie-Ann Yamane ‘08 Mary Kaskoun-Zeigle and John Zeigle WISDOM, 15 -19 YEARS

Debby and David Anderson

Teri Johnson Andrach ‘90 and Robert Andrach Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett Deann and Thomas Brennan Corbie Coy-Lopez Suzanne and Christian Dahl Maurine and Kent Dahlberg Eliza Miller Damstedt ‘96 and Brad Damstedt Joy and Jeffrey Duke April Ray Foster ‘99 and Scott Foster Paula Getz Sage and Andrew Henrikson Susan and Kenneth Johnsen Mike Johnson ‘88 Miki and John Karg Lynn and Mark Kindred ‘94 Erin and James Knight Kim Moreland and Richard Malatesta Kathleen and Ross Matthews JeNeal and Hal Miller Sandhya and Jayadatta Narasipura Lynda and Robert Orr

Melinda and Jack Pelo Randi and Mark Pyper Lisa Rands Kristie and Bob Rasmussen Kim and David Rees Christina and Christopher Ross Maria and Chad Smith Melanie and Martin Snow Heather and Bradley Staker Kristin and Tom Stockham Mitzi and Jan Van Arsdell Suzan Benson-VerMeer and Raymond VerMeer Angela and Ken Wade Judith Whittlesey Jill and Duncan Mark Williamson Nancy and Gary Woller Lill and Stephen Wood Patricia and Darrel Yamane L E G A C Y, 2 0 + Y E A R S

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 Kelley Heuston Heather and Benjamin Heuston ‘90 Nancy and Dustin Heuston Kay and Hal Johnston Marty and Joe Jopling Lynn and Gordon Lonsdale Kay Lynne and Steve Manning Kathy and Craig Morris Susan Pizitz Sari and Felix Rauscher Heather and Charles Rosett Barbara and Raymond Stillwell Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham ‘97 Sandie Tillotson Deanna and Jim Williams Serrela and Todd Winters

PC: Andrew Patteson

Leave a Legacy

PRESERVING OUR SCHOOL’S TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE BEGINS WITH YOU

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 call 801.816.2220

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G I V I N G T O W AT E R F O R D ’ 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 dollar size) 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 general 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

T H E M I K A F A M I LY AT H L E T I C S E N D O W M E N T FUND ​ stablished in 2018 by ​Sue and Ron Mika, Jaklyn E ’06, Kirsten ’08, Alek ’10, Eric ‘13​, Jacob ’15 ​and ​Kyle ’18, income from the Fund will support Waterford’s Upper School Athletic program as determined by the Athletic Director and Head of School.

THE NANCY AND DUSTIN HEUSTON ENDOWED F A C U LT Y C H A I R 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. Fund income supports the professional growth and contributions of the selected faculty member.

THE CLASS OF 2015 ENDOWED SCHOL ARSHIP FUND

MEMORIAL AWA R D S

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.

To further support Waterford’s financial assistance program, donors can support the following memorial awards:

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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ENDOWMENT As a result of new gifts to endowment and bolstered by earnings on investment, Waterford’s endowment has grown to $4,215,000, which has more than doubled from 5 years ago. 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 the Advancement Office at 801.816.2217.

W H AT I S A N E N D O W M E N T F U N D ?

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.

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 Endowment 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.

W H Y I S I T I M P O R TA N T ?

The Endowment Fund 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. In effect, a larger Endowment Fund enhances Waterford’s ability to fulfill its mission now, and for many years to come.

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T H E M I K A FA M I LY Over the past 37 years, many families have made an indelible mark on Waterford. The Mika Family is one that has not only impacted the past, but made a profound impact on its future.

In May 2018, the Mika family gave a $100,000 gift, a portion of which will support the previously established Nancy and Dustin Heuston Endowed Chair. The Heuston Chair, established in 2015, honors the legacy of Waterford Founders, Nancy and Dusty Heuston. For the selected faculty member, fund income supports their professional growth and overall contributions to Waterford.

The remaining portion of this generous gift was also a means to demonstrate years of gratitude for the many positive experiences, coaches, and teammates that impacted their family. For this reason, Sue and Ron Mika, along with their children who attended Waterford, Jaklyn ’06, Kirsten ’08, Alek ’10, Eric ‘13​, Jacob ’15 ​and Kyle ’18, established the Mika Family Athletic Endowment Fund to support Waterford’s Upper School Athletic Program.

“We are incredibly appreciative of the Mika family’s continued support of Waterford and our Athletic Program,” said Waterford’s Athletic Director, Craig Morris. “This gift will allow us to target additional resources to all of our teams as needs arise and opportunities for improvement present themselves. It will have a profound effect on the advancement of the athletic program moving forward. We appreciate the 3 4 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Mika family’s legacy and all that they have forged in our program on and off the field.”

Endowment donors like the Mika family leave a lasting impact 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 endowment income provides resources used to meet current operating budget priorities. Endowment growth will 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. In effect, a larger Endowment Fund enhances Waterford’s ability to fulfill its mission now, and for years to come.

Even with Kyle’s graduation in May 2018 and Ron’s retirement as Board Chair, the Mika Family will continue to leave their legacy at Waterford. Their example as generous supporters— in time, treasure, and talent—reminds our community about the true impact of philanthropic support, as well as our shared vision to inspire individuals to pursue lives of meaning and purpose.

W I T H G R AT I T U D E

A LEGACY OF SE RVICE LEE BROMLEY

KELLEY HEUSTON

“With gratitude for her dedication to growing and nurturing the Waterford School community.” Lee, I speak for all, of whom we in this room are but a small fraction, in offering our deepest appreciation for a lifetime of hard work, of caring deeply, of shaping and perpetuating the ideal that is the heart of The Waterford School. You leave us better than we would otherwise have been. You leave us with something beautiful and important – less tangible than the Garden plaque, but more enduring, something that will always be imprinted deep down in the very bones of this place that you have loved.”

“But her excellence doesn’t end with her style: the content of her teaching has also been revolutionary for hundreds of students she has taught over the years. Even her classroom is part of her teaching, filled as it is with quotes and images that emphasize her core values of equality, moral rectitude, and justice. Her students have come to understand just how deeply poverty divides America and determines our experiences here, and they have learned to be fierce advocates for civil rights.”

- Kristin South

- Steve Manning

The Lee Bromley Community Garden

Lee Bromley & Kelley Heuston

JA N VA N A R S D E L L In honor of Jan’s long and beloved service at Waterford, and in addition to the bench that was given in his honor to the school, the Alumni Association has established an award E S TA B L I S H E D M AY 2 0 1 8

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD Established by the Waterford School Alumni Association, the Jan Van Arsdell Distinguished Alumni Award is the school’s highest honor bestowed upon alumni. Created in 2018 to honor the retirement of Jan Van Arsdell, founding faculty member and much beloved English and History teacher, the annual award is presented to Waterford Alumni who exemplify our core values, serve as enthusiastic supporters of the School, and emulate Jan’s passion for the liberal arts. Each fall, the Alumni community submits nominations for the Van Arsdell Distinguished Alumni Award. A selection committee considers candidates for the award based on the award criteria. Once selected, the recipient is formally approved by the Head of School and the Alumni Association Council. During the same school year, the award is presented to the recipient during reunion celebrations.

Although there may be nominees each year, the award is only given when the honor is appropriate.

Kelley Heuston with family and friends on the LS playground

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FOUN DE RS GAL A Parents and friends of Waterford enjoyed a beachy vibe and fun on the boardwalk at this year’s Founders Gala, California Dreamin’. Beach Boys tunes set the mood for cotton candy, cornhole, temporary tattoos, caricatures, a photo booth, and milkshakes. The event was held at the Marriott City Center and included a social hour, dinner, raffle, paddle raise, and live auction.

The Gala was a success on many fronts; generous donors provided hot items and unique experiences for the raffle and auction, corporate sponsors made the evening possible through their contributions to the event, and enthusiastic H E A R T F E LT G R A T I T U D E

FOUNDERS GAL A COMMITTEE These volunteers contributed countless hours to create an unforgettable evening.

Amanda Nelson - Chair Ashley Park - Design Betsy Wright - Acquisitions Brooke Aris - Beach Market Chantal Dolan - Sign-up Parties Heather Scott - Table Captains Heather Wadland - Special Touches Heidi Westfall - Sponsorship Kirsten Voss - Volunteers Oksana Jacoby - Decorations Viviana Jorgenson - Sponsor Appreciation

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party-goers bid on items and donated to the school during the paddle raise. Raffle and auction winners won deluxe trips to Napa, Hawaii, Sun Valley, and, of course, the California beach. Others won tickets to concerts, Cirque du Soleil, a Jazz game, and the BYU-Utah Holy War. Attendees had the opportunity to sign up for additional events including a Parent Progressive Dinner, Poker Night, and Waterford Night at the Bees.

Over $180,000 was raised to benefit the students and programs of the Waterford School. It was a memorable night full of energy, friendship, and loyalty to Waterford.

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FOUNDE RS GAL A 2019

The following individuals and organizations helped make the 2018 Founders Gala possible through their generous sponsorships, paddle raise gifts, underwriting support, in-kind donations, and acquisitions for the auction/raffle.

GOOD VIBRATIONS - $5,000 Diamond Family Granite Peaks Gastroenterology ProTech Coatings Sara and Russ Wilcox

Saturday, February 2, 2019

Eric and Melissa Felsted

Renae and John Walker

Andrew and Helen Gilchrist

Betsy and Nathan Wright

Irene Stukshis and Douglas Grossman

Alma and Glen Yates

Sandra and Jonathan Hanley Lisa and Rod Harris Catherine and John Helm

Many thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their generous donations to Drop in a Bucket, Sign-Up Parties, and event underwriting

Jacqueline and Robert Hibbard

AlphaGraphics

Katherine and Ben Hoke

Brooke and Bob Aris

Kim and Chris Honeysett

Chantal and Barr Dolan

Viviana and Chris Jorgenson

Kristine and Spencer Eccles

Magdalena and Tibor Kovacsovics

Friends of Waterford

Penny Lee and Henry Kozak

Jessica and Craig Flynn

Jenney Wilder and Steven Labrum

Goldener Hirsch

Allyson and Jim Larkins

Natalie and Edward Grandy

Kent and Elizabeth Madsen

Hale Centre Theatre

Angela Maggi and Simone Maraini

Hudson Printing

Rosa and Charley Marshall

Sandra and Jonathan Hanley

Christine Gore-Masi and Joe Masi

Hexcel

Laura Leach and Paul Meecham

Viviana and Chris Jorgenson

Jennifer and Andrew Menke

Rich Malatesta

Darlene and Robert Millard

Rosa and Charley Marshall

Heidi and Andy Myers

Christine Gore-Masi and Joe Masi

Nancy and Michael Nebeker

Kathleen Holding and Ross Matthews

Amanda and Rob Nelson

Jennifer and Andrew Menke

Lynda and Robert Orr

Jennifer and Steve Miller

Margaret Ann White and Sean Padgett

Amanda and Rob Nelson

Jazmynn Pok

O.C. Tanner

Dori and Mark Ritchie

Hope Eccles and Randal Quarles

Jagjit and Hardip Sahota

Salt Lake Bees

Heather Scott and David Schmidt

Travis Sanger at Club Pilates

Virginia Vierra and Brandon Bennett

Buffy and Marcus Schwieger

Heather Scott and David Schmidt

Leah Caldwell

Linda and Richard Smaligo

Tuscany

Michael Caldwell

Kristin and Tom Stockham

Utah Symphony and Opera

Dana and Eric Carlson

Shira Fagan and Aaron Stockham

Beatryx and Vincent Washington

Gang Cheng

Jeff Stokes

Chris Watkins

Kathy and Gregory Christiansen

Colleen and Mat Thompson

Sara and Russ Wilcox

Suzanne and Gary Dildy

Jennifer and Jeremy Voros

Betsy and Nathan Wright

Chantal and Barr Dolan

Nicole and Ben Walker ‘94

Brooke and Jared Zaugg

Waterford Institute CATCH A WAVE - $2,500 Jones Waldo Wasatch Pain Solutions WOULDN’T IT BE NICE - $1,000 ABC Pediatrics Amanda Nelson Photography Buckner Group Five Seasons Financial Granite Office Supply Hoopes ManageMen Michael Best & Friedrich Moreton Plewe Orthodontics Reagan Outdoor Advertising Zions Bank PADDLE RAISE Brooke and Bob Aris Kristin and Kenny Baber Sierra and Robert Banish Melanie and Michael Battistone Julie Snyder Bechtold ‘02 and Sam Bechthold

Jonnie and Zachary Hartman

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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

Left to Right: Head of School, Andrew Menke, Chandler Rosenberg ‘12, Ben White ‘12, Cheyanne Lee ‘12, Rachel Bruner ‘12, and English Faculty, Mary Powers, at the Alumni Holiday Party

A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N

BY MI KE JU DD ’00, ALUM N I ASSOC I ATI O N PR E SI DE NT In my five years as President of the Alumni Association, I’ve occasionally crossed paths with alumni who speak fondly about their time at Waterford, but who wonder aloud whether they’ve “done Waterford proud” since leaving. The sentiment, I think, is that there are two tiers of Waterford alumni: the decorated—who have been heaped with plaudits during their educational and professional careers—and the undecorated. Too often, alums have told me that they belong in that second tier, and that without a stack of plaudits, they feel anxious about returning to campus.

recognition for his poems. But I’m certain there were moments when the two roles came into conflict, and I’m certain that if Stevens had set his eccentric poetry projects aside to better train his focus on his more august executive role, we’d all be poorer for it.

Over the last five years, I’ve grown more and more convinced that this is wrong, and that as long as this “two-tier sentiment” exists among our alumni, it’s our job to correct it. One way to do so is to look closely at the school’s own ideals. Recently, after a year of reflection and self-study, Waterford identified five core values—Integrity, Excellence, Curiosity, Responsibility, and Caring. If as alumni we grow preoccupied with a narrow type of excellence—CVs, ribbon-cutting ceremonies, glossy-page profiles—while devaluing quiet virtues, we misstep.

This isn’t a call for Waterford alumni to abandon their careers en masse to write poems and stories. But I hope we do rethink what it means to “excel” after Waterford. And I hope that, as an alumni community, we grow more adept at celebrating integrity, curiosity, responsibility, and caring. After all, we often reveal ourselves more truthfully during the “walk to work”— whether in our off hours or in the long years before we fully find ourselves—than we do at any other time.

Put more bluntly, it’s easy to obsess over day jobs. As a lawyer who often misses poetry, I think almost daily about Wallace Stevens, who worked for decades as an insurance executive at the Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company. Stevens never learned to drive, and as he walked to and from work each day, he worked through his poems in his head, plodding out the rhythms with his footsteps. I don’t know how Stevens introduced himself—as “Mr. Stevens, the executive” or “Mr. Stevens, the poet”—and perhaps it changed as Stevens won 3 8 Wate r ford S cho ol An nu a l R e p or t 2017- 18

Many luminaries, of course, stumbled into excellence only after everything else fell apart. Before writing Dubliners, James Joyce famously gave up on medical school, scooted around Europe chasing teaching jobs that never materialized, and returned to Dublin to open a movie theater, which almost immediately failed. George Saunders was almost forty when his first story collection was published—after jobs in a slaughterhouse, a convenience store, and a Beverly Hills hotel, he wandered away from a gathering in his Texas hometown, paged through a People magazine, read an article about Raymond Carver and Jay McInerney, and, in something of a panic, fled back to school to become a writer himself.

Warmly, Mike

ROBOTIC S & E NG I N E E RI NG

ALUMNI PROFILES ROBOTICS ENGINEER, NASA JET PROPULSION L AB

SAW Y E R B RO O K S ‘ 1 0 him to study Math and Science, as well as touch on engineering in Physics class. He remembers Waterford faculty as subject-matter experts who pursued teaching in order to share their passion with their students. The depth and enthusiasm faculty brought to their disciplines gave students an appreciation for not only the subject matter, but also for the value of embracing intellectual challenges.

Sawyer went on to attend the University of Pennsylvania where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a master’s degree in Robotic Engineering. Following graduation, he immediately joined the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory where he has been a robotics and systems engineer for three years. At JPL, Sawyer develops arm software for the Mars 2020 rover and for the Mars Sample Return campaign. He also led the development of Limbi, a self-mobile robotic limb for in-space assembly.

Sawyer credits Dr. Dusty Heuston (Waterford Institute Founder) for two particularly influential experiences while he was a Waterford. The first, where Sawyer gained his first exposure to computer programming, was being offered an internship at the Waterford Institute for two summers. Dr. Heuston provided the real-world opportunity and hands-on experience to work on his computer programming. The second moment for Sawyer was when Dr. Heuston provided the seed money for him and a friend to enter a Robotics competition. It was this initial support that evolved into Waterford’s FIRST robotics team. Sawyer notes how, “Dusty’s vision and willingness to contribute had a huge impact.”

Sawyer credits his experience on Waterford’s first Robotics team as a critical influence on his career path to becoming a Robotics Engineer for NASA in the Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL).

More generally, Waterford provided a great environment for

In reflecting on his experience of his 14 years at Waterford starting in PreK-3, Sawyer emphasizes how the School’s comprehensive academic experience, enriched by passionate faculty and enhanced by innovation, shaped his academic passions and helped him land his dream job.

Jennifer Menke, Head of School Andrew Menke, Sawyer Brooks ’10, and Science Department Chair James Harris at the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, CA

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L AU R E N T I A N PA R K ‘ 0 4 academic work and her musical talents. Under Kathy’s mentorship, Lauren was able to participate in established string ensembles, and together, they created new ensembles such Piano Quartets and Quintets for advanced chamber music opportunities. Lauren fondly recalls “coaching” the Brahms F Minor Quintet along with Mrs. Morris, a challenging piece for piano and string quartet and an amazing experience for a high school student, usually offered only at conservatories.

Lauren is equally enthusiastic about many of her other educational experiences at Waterford—studying ballet, learning French, auditing a German class, solving complex math problems, performing in the jazz band, and discovering a love of literature.

She notes she maintains her friendship with English teacher, Charles Rosett, to this day. In reflecting on her Waterford experience, Lauren describes school life as a “haven for Ravens” and, at the same time, an invigorating intellectual environment.

Lauren continued her musical education at California State University-Fullerton in Los Angeles and then at the University of Michigan. She received a Master of Music in Conducting at the prestigious Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York.

Lauren campaigned to attend Waterford as early as the 7th grade, having been drawn to the School for its community of excellence, as well as the beauty of the campus. She was thrilled when circumstances aligned for her in 2001 to join Class X. Lauren says that her time at Waterford prepared her for a life of selfreliance—providing a student-focused academic environment that pushed her to discover her passions and interests.

As a young musician, Lauren’s ambition was to become a concert pianist, though she eventually decided to pursue a career as a conductor. Conducting, for Lauren, is the confluence of many different skill sets and gives her the opportunity to lead. She has served as the Assistant Conductor for the University of Michigan Arts Chorale, the Assistant Conductor of the RIT Orchestra, the Assistant Conductor of the University of Buffalo Orchestra, the Music Director of the Eastman Opera Collective and the Director of Community Concerts for the Singing City Choir.

As a budding young musician, Lauren felt that Waterford not only accommodated her needs, but also encouraged her talents.

The School’s arts and academic programs helped her develop the discipline and self-motivation needed to be both a musician and a strong student. Kathy Morris, Music Department Chair, was an extremely important mentor, encouraging Lauren to balance her

She currently serves as the Music Director of Ensemble Id and maintains an active schedule with her piano duo, Duo Sarteano. In the Fall of 2018, Lauren began her first full-time job as the Director of Orchestra and Choirs at the Knox School, an independent school in St. James, New York. She is excited to go back to an independent school after her own formative experience at Waterford.

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ART S & M E DIA

PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER

P AT R I C K R A N D A K ‘ 9 8 Patrick’s most influential and favorite teacher was Tillman Crane, who ran the photography department in the late 1990s and early 2000s. His passion and mentorship guided Patrick throughout both the creative and scientific aspects of photography and printmaking. “I worked side by side with Tillman as his darkroom assistant,” Randak says, “and Dusty Heuton (Waterford Institute Founder) was dedicated to the development of a stellar photography department.”, says Patrick, details that only bolstered his photography experience at Waterford. Alongside his passion for photography, Patrick was a member of the ski team, racquetball team, and participated in rock climbing.

After graduating from The Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, Patrick moved to New York City to intern for and ultimately assist the celebrity photographer, Mark Seliger. During this time, Seliger was shooting covers for Rolling Stone and GQ, as well as producing TV album art and movie posters. Patrick says, “I was prepared for the role because I had the technical and analytical skills to manage work in a competitive and demanding environment. Because of the computer skills I gained at Waterford, I was able to help Seliger bridge the digital gap, an advantage I had over many of my peers.” Patrick worked for Seliger for five years before beginning his freelance career in 2010. He has built a niche photographing the fitness and activewear industry allowing him to combine his skills with his passion for the outdoors.

In 1985, Patrick joined Waterford as a Class I student, the same year that Waterford opened its Sandy campus. His parents compared schools in the area and were drawn to Waterford’s progressive liberal arts approach to education. Patrick’s early exposure to fine arts, specifically photography, had a great impact on his life—he has worked with hundreds of people during his professional career, but none who had the early exposure to photography that Waterford provided.

When describing Waterford, the word “home” comes to Patrick’s mind. He says that he grew up on campus and it grew with him. In first grade, he attended school in a single hallway of what is now the Lower School; by the time he graduated, Waterford had expanded to the almost 41-acre campus that it is today. Patrick identifies Waterford as a consistent positive force that has given him the ability to manage many of life’s hurdles. He advises Waterford graduates to have a plan but be flexible and always seek to work outside of your comfort zone as, “some of the best opportunities come from the unexpected.”

“I was prepared for the role because I had the technical and analytical skills to manage work in a competitive and demanding environment. Because of the computer skills I gained at Waterford, I was able to help Seliger bridge the digital gap, an advantage I had over many of my peers.”

PATRICK RANDAK ’98

PC: Patrick Randak

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LIZ CALDER ‘06 a keen sense of community in the orchestra, and attributes her passion for classical music to her time in Orchestra. Liz was also particularly drawn to History and German—fondly remembering her Class V teacher, Mrs. Goodson, and her infectious enthusiasm for American History.

Liz attended Brigham Young University where she majored in Economics and German. Liz credits her time at Waterford, which challenged her at every grade level, for preparing her for the rigor of college and for the reality that life would be full of opportunities, and she was prepared with the skills to overcome and succeed.

After graduating from BYU, Liz worked for Sears Holdings in Chicago in a business strategy role, then moved to Boston where she currently works as a Senior Associate Consultant for Bridgespan, a global nonprofit organization. Bridgespan collaborates with mission-driven leaders, organizations, philanthropists, and investors to break cycles of poverty and dramatically improve the quality of life for those in need.

Liz Calder, who joined Waterford in Class I, says she developed her a passion for inquiry and intellectual curiosity that she has carried with her through her college and professional life. Not only was she exposed to many different disciplines, but Waterford encouraged her to always explore and challenge herself.

Although, she admits that she is not a natural musician, she felt

In reflecting on her favorite memories of Waterford, Liz identified graduation, “I remember Nancy Heuston giving me a hug and telling me that I was a good person and that she was proud of me.” Three words Liz uses to describe Waterford are: supportive, rigorous, and beautiful. She considers Waterford beautiful— for both the physical beauty of the campus and surrounding mountains as well as in belonging to a community with a rich variety of disciplines. It’s no wonder that Liz’s words to live by are, “treat everyone that you come in contact with respect and take an interest in the people around you, all the people around you.”

W AT E R F O R D A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N

EVENTS 2018 -19 Join us at one of our upcoming events in your area with THE WATERFORD SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION .

Reconnect with fellow classmates, meet new alumni, and support Waterford School. For a full list of events, please go to: waterfordschool.org/alumni/upcomingevents

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G IVI NG BACK

During her field experience, Annie found there was a need to use a more scientific approach to non-profit work. Quantifying inputs and outcomes to make operations leaner and more effective is something she first learned at Waterford.

D I R E C TO R O F I M PAC T, C OTO PA X I

ANNIE AGLE ‘07 Annie was the president of the Community Service Club while at Waterford which exposed her to programs, events, and the importance of being an active member of the community. After going on Waterford’s annual community service trip to the Navajo Reservation, she had absolute clarity of purpose. Annie attended Barnard College in New York City and then interned for two years with the Phyllis Chesler Organization, a leading women’s rights NGO addressing honor killings, human trafficking, gender violence, and forced marriage. After graduating from Barnard, Annie stepped into the role of Deputy Director at the Phyllis Chesler Organization.

Describing herself as as a bookish, shy, child, Annie remembers researching Waterford on her own prior to entering Class II. After touring the school, she remembers declaring, “Yes! This is my school.” In 1997, Annie started at Waterford, and she says the most meaningful impact of her Waterford experience has been her development of a love of learning for its own sake, and that she feels the school put her on a lifelong pursuit of knowledge.

During her time at Waterford, Annie enjoyed being behind the camera for AP Photography, joining every birding trip offered, falling in love with rowing, and playing her violin. She says that Waterford helped create intellectual balance in her life by stressing the importance of not just academics, but poetry, art, and music. Annie writes, “Those creative pursuits have been crucial to me personally, as I have weathered moments of selfdoubt and disappointment.”

Annie spent time on the front lines of international development and gaining valuable field experience. After years of field work, she joined Development Three, a NYC-based international consultancy firm focused on increasing programmatic and organization effectiveness in the aid sector. Annie credits Waterford for giving her incredible writing skills as well as a love of the math and sciences, both of which have been invaluable in her career.

During her field experience, Annie found there was a need to use a more scientific approach to non-profit work. Quantifying inputs and outcomes to make operations leaner and more effective is something she first learned at Waterford. Annie says Waterford also gave her the writing skills she has used in creating affidavits, case work, and legal pressings in legislation in Pakistan that ended child marriages, and prosecution laws to end honor violence. She says being able to articulate issues is not just a matter of conviction, but also an opportunity to express yourself. Annie insists that writing “is one of the most critical skill sets you have even if you end up in a quantitative field. Being able to communicate with others, argue effectively, listen to others, these are learned and practiced skills as much as they are a matter of personality.”

Currently, Annie resides in Park City and New York City and she works at Cotopaxi as the Director of Impact. She champions and steers corporate social responsibility from reviewing grantees and overseeing programming, to ensuring the company’s supply chain is sustainable. She directs the company to make good on its “Gear for Good” promise, knowing that quantifying that promise will ensure its success.

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ALUMNI CHILDREN 53 students enrolled for the 2018-2019 academic year are the children of Alumni. Listed below are the children, siblings, nieces, or nephews of alumni.

Ben Lonsdale ‘98 and his children: Madison ’26, and Mason ‘23 PC: Heather Mortensen

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 ’02, mother Cliff Snyder ’05, uncle Watson Cloward ’33 Megan Burger Cloward ’04, mother 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 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 ’33 Ken Melby ’02, father Kevin Melby ’04, uncle

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If you are not listed or if we have made an error, please accept our apologies and contact the Alumni Office at (801) 816-2217 so that we may correct our records.

Thank you!

Jason Melby ’05, uncle Michael Melby ’09, uncle Eleanor Mitchell ’28 Rainey Mitchell ’26 Isaac Mitchell ’31 Leah Peterson Mitchell ’98, mother Clint Peterson ’97, uncle Ben Peterson ’02, uncle Annie Peterson Wheeler ’04, aunt Elise Peterson Finlayson ’10, aunt Finn Pead ’22 Luke Pead ’24 Scott Pead ‘88, father 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 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

W AY S O F G I V I N G 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 or call the Advancement Office with your credit card information at 801.816.2217 (American Express, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover) By check, please mail your gift to: 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: Advancement Office 801.816.2217 benhoke@waterfordschool.org

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!

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