2023–24 Philanthropy at Waynflete

2023– 2024

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Each year, I have the privilege of thanking our generous donors who help make a Waynflete education possible for our current and future students. We would not be the school we are without the annual philanthropic support of our community.

The goal set by the board of trustees for unrestricted support through The Waynflete Fund in 2023–24 was $720,000. More than $742,000 was donated to sustain our programs, faculty, tuition assistance, and operations.

An additional $243,000 in gifts was designated for specific programs or areas. Over $1,240,000 was received for capital projects and endowment. In total, the school was the recipient of more than $2,225,000 in critical and direct philanthropic support.

In the 2022–23 academic year, Waynflete invested in a long-term campus framework plan that will guide campus additions and renovations. This plan is intentional and inspirational, and it will elevate our programming in ways we can’t yet conceive. We are in the beginning stages of a fundraising effort for the first phase: building a Wellness and Athletics Center to replace our aging

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gymnasium. There is broad agreement in our community that this is the appropriate next step for our school. Early pledges to the effort confirm that the time is now to improve our athletics facility and add a dedicated space for health and wellness.

Head of School Geoff Wagg and I invite everyone in the Waynflete community to take the opportunity to learn more about the project as the campaign unfolds.

Whenever our community comes together to move our school forward purposefully—with programs and people at the forefront—we are successful. We are profoundly grateful for your partnership in advancing Waynflete’s mission.

With gratitude,

Kelsey H. Robinov P’13, Director of Development and Community Engagement

Ways of Giving Philanthropic support—both for current operations through The Waynflete Fund and for capital priorities like the endowment— are critical for the educational experience we provide to all our students.

Year after year, unrestricted gifts through The Waynflete Fund provide critical operating support, while capital gifts enable the school to grow, innovate, and move forward.

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WAYS OF GIVING

ANNUAL FUND

Direct and critical impact The Waynflete Fund is the foundation of our fundraising efforts. For a mission-driven institution like Waynflete, annual gifts provide opportunities for students beyond what is possible through tuition alone.

Like nearly all independent schools, tuition at Waynflete does not fully cover the cost to educate a student. For the 2023–24 academic year, this “tuition gap” was $3,772 per student.

Fundraising, distribution from our endowment, and other income revenue fills this gap and maintains the Waynflete experience.

Every dollar contributed to The Waynflete Fund helps ensure that: our students have increased opportunities in the sciences, the arts, athletics, outdoor education, and service learning. the school has a robust financial aid budget to enroll qualified students. we provide our faculty with more competitive salaries and the professional development and classroom resources they need.

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WAYS OF GIVING

Waynflete has launched the most ambitious capital campaign in the school’s 126-year history.

Waynflete Forward will reimagine our campus for the future, with new spaces that will match the strength and integrity of our programs and elevate opportunities for students and teachers alike. The campaign’s first priority is the construction of a state-of-the-art Wellness and Athletics Center, which will serve as the heart of the school’s holistic athletics, health, and wellness programs.

Learn more at waynflete.org/wf-pph.

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CAPITAL GIVING

Advancing transformative goals Like all independent schools, Waynflete periodically embarks on multiyear capital fundraising campaigns or major gift initiatives. These efforts generate a capital sum rather than revenue for the school, typically for facilities and endowment growth.

Capital campaigns are transformative, advancing goals set in the board of trustees’ strategic plan—the culmination of a thorough examination of the school’s strengths, accomplishments, challenges, and resources. Recent capital fundraising efforts reflect the careful stewardship and vision of Waynflete leadership and the generosity of its community.

The Waynflete endowment provides a steady source of income that reduces our reliance on tuition, helps ensure financial stability, and advances our mission for many years to come. Endowment income helps offset annual expenses, either for the general operating budget (including financial aid and faculty enrichment) or for donor-designated programs.

Many of Waynflete’s named endowments receive ongoing support from our community.

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WAYS OF GIVING

PLANNED GIVING

Building a learning legacy Friends of Waynflete who make provisions for the school in their estate plans are recognized as members of the Ruth Cook Hyde 1910 Circle.

The Circle honors the generosity of Ms. Hyde (class of 1910) and acknowledges others who make provisions for Waynflete in their own estate plans. Over the years, Waynflete has received a number of planned gifts from alumni, friends, and other members of the community. Using tax-savvy giving methods benefits both donors and the school, and there are many ways to make a meaningful philanthropic impact on Waynflete students and faculty. We are happy to work with you to create a legacy giving plan that works for your family.

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Why We Give For generations, Waynflete has been strengthened by the generosity of its community members. In the following pages, we invite you to hear directly from individuals who have chosen to support the school’s mission through philanthropic giving. These personal accounts offer insight into the diverse motivations of our many donors and the impact they hope to achieve through their contributions.

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WHY WE GIVE

Dan Rocha GP’35, ’38 Supporting The Waynflete Fund is one of the most meaningful ways I can contribute to my grandchildren’s education and the wider school community where they learn and grow. For me, it’s about investing in both the people and the place that nurture Sonny’s and Mae’s curiosity, talents, and character. It’s about acknowledging the fact that my grandchildren wake up every morning looking forward to going to school and come home every afternoon excited to share what they have done.

My contribution is also a way of saying thank you to the dedicated teachers and staff who make the school such a warm and inspiring place. I believe in their mission, and I want to help ensure that future generations of students have the same rich and rewarding experiences. Giving to The Waynflete Fund is a chance to be a part of something bigger—something that extends far beyond Sonny’s and Mae’s time at the school. It’s a way to show my gratitude, pay it forward, and make a lasting difference for a community that means so much to my family.

“People often think that being philanthropic is only for the wealthy. They believe that if they can’t give at a high level, their gift can’t make a difference.

Nothing could be further from the truth. Each one of us can be a philanthropist at whatever level feels right for us.”

What I know from working in independent schools for nearly 40 years is that, in every school, there is a gap between tuition and the cost of educating a child. Each donation, no matter the size, really does play a role in closing that gap and creating opportunities for students to explore their passions, develop critical skills, and build lifelong friendships.

People often think that being philanthropic is only for the wealthy. They believe that if they can’t give at a high level, their gift can’t make a difference. Nothing could be further from the truth. Each one of us can be a philanthropist at whatever level feels right for us. Philanthropy is not about the size of the gift. Philanthropy is about supporting an institution whose mission and goals align with your own.

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WHY WE GIVE

“I believe in this school. Waynflete creates well-rounded, culturally sensitive, and open-minded individuals. I’m happy to see that it has become even more diverse over the years and that it continues to be a champion of accepting people of different backgrounds and beliefs.”

Hillman Norberg ’07 Hillman Norberg’s interest in global relations took root at an early age, due in part to childhood travels accompanying his parents on business trips. After earning a BA in international studies from Fordham University and a master’s degree in global policy from the University of Maine, he leveraged his expertise as a trade specialist at the Maine International Trade Center, focusing on assisting Maine companies with market expansion opportunities in Canada and beyond. Today, Hillman helps European companies establish North American operations through his work with a Dutch business development consultancy.

A Waynflete lifer, Hillman recalls the positive effect that a diverse student body (driven by a tuition assistance program that supported recently resettled refugee families) had on his Upper School experience. Since graduating in 2007, he has maintained his commitment to expanding educational access through consistent support of The Waynflete Fund. “I believe in this school,” he says. “Waynflete creates well-rounded, culturally sensitive, and open-minded individuals. I’m happy to see that it has become even more diverse over the years and that it continues to be a champion of accepting people of different backgrounds and beliefs.”

Emily Smaldon ’96 “Giving back to Waynflete as an alumna is a powerful way to show gratitude for the dedicated teachers who worked tirelessly to inspire and guide us, and to support the next generation of students. Reflecting on my journey at Waynflete, these educators instilled curiosity and creativity, encouraged confidence, and fostered engagement, pushing me to achieve more than I thought possible. By volunteering and contributing philanthropically, I can help ensure that the Waynflete experience—enriching education, meaningful mentorship, and a community that fosters individuality and support for one another—endures for current students and those who follow in their footsteps.”

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TUITION ASSISTANCE WHY WE GIVE

We are one of the most generous independent schools of our caliber in the country when it comes to the allocation of tuition assistance. We do this because of our strong belief that the ideal classroom is made up of students from a variety of backgrounds. This would not be possible without financial aid.”

Giving opportunity Waynflete views diversity as a condition of excellence.

This conviction drives our substantial investment in tuition assistance, including dedicated endowment funds and support for students from resettled refugee families.

Waynflete leads independent schools nationwide in making education accessible to families, with a $5.6 million budget providing support to 39 percent of the student body.

In today’s polarized climate, Waynflete teachers recognize that “learning across difference” is more crucial than ever. “Tuition assistance helps ensure that we bring multiple perspectives and voices to classroom conversations,” says Dean of Admission Fiona Haslett. “This elevates learning opportunities and strengthens the academic program.” This commitment to financial access also enables the school to maintain high admission standards, focusing on academic merit and student fit rather than family finances.

The impact of this commitment is evident in both classroom dynamics and the evolution of the curriculum. As a recent graduate shared, “I learned that the more time you spend with people who have different experiences, the harder it is to believe that the world is small and that your reality is at its center. Waynflete has taught me to be actively open to the idea that we are all different and that those differences represent an opportunity to learn.”

—GEOFF WAGG, HEAD OF SCHOOL

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WHY WE GIVE

Malone Scholars Created in 1997 by Dr. John C. Malone and his family, the Malone Family Foundation’s objective has the objective “to improve access to quality education—particularly at the secondary school level—for highly capable students who lack the financial resources to best develop their talents.” Waynflete was one of only 50 independent schools in the US selected for the Malone network; it was chosen for its academic excellence, talented faculty, support for gifted students, strong enrichment programs, individual attention, financial stability, commitment to aid, and diverse community.

The foundation’s Malone Scholars program provides a scholarship endowment to member schools, enabling them to offer tuition support to top students who are motivated to excel but lack the resources to fund an independent school education.

“Being a Malone school speaks volumes about how we uphold our mission, prepare our students, and steward the school for the future,” says Waynflete’s Director of Development and Community Engagement Kelsey Robinov.

Sophia Mayone ’17 is one of 20 Waynflete students whose journey has been made possible by the Malone Scholars program. The frequent visits of nurses to care for a chronically ill family member sparked an early fascination with science. “I was very curious about it,” Sophia says. “I remember thinking,

‘Why is there no medicine that can fix this?’” Her curiosity led her to attend a summer science camp in middle school before joining the Waynflete community as an eighth grader.

Sophia excelled both athletically and academically at Waynflete.

She proved to be a talented three-season athlete, competing in cross-country, basketball, swimming, and crew. Her interest in science continued, due in part to the school’s science classes that “were just so good.” Sophia fondly recalls courses taught by Wendy Curtis, Carol Titterton, and David Vaughan. “The classes were well organized and extremely well taught,” she remembers.

“There was a lot of space for creativity in the classroom, and that lent itself well to taking more risks.”

After graduating from Lehigh University—where she also competed in crew— with a BS in chemical engineering, Sophia is now a PhD candidate in chemical engineering at Ohio State University. Building on co-op experiences at Sanofi Pasteur and Merck, her research now focuses on developing better ways to produce medicines that fight disease.

“The Malone Scholars program recognizes well-rounded students,” says Sophia. “The privilege of engaging in classes at Waynflete, in addition to sports and other activities, created a foundation that continues to influence my work today.”

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WHY WE GIVE

Dan Kleban P’28, ’29 In his junior year at a Jesuit high school in Toledo, Ohio, Dan Kleban lost his mother— a devastating event for a young man growing up in a single-parent household. Years later, Dan realized that he hadn’t received a tuition bill for his senior year. The school had quietly absorbed the cost.

This act of kindness led Dan to wonder what path his life might have taken had he been forced to change schools during this traumatic period. “It dawned on me: For kids who experience some life-altering event that imposes a financial hardship, wouldn’t it be nice if the last thing they had to think about was ‘How am I going to continue my education?’” he recalls. Dan vowed that, given the chance, he would someday help students maintain educational stability despite upheaval in their home lives.

Years later, Dan’s entrepreneurial success enabled him to fulfill this promise. After co-founding Maine Beer Company with his brother, he created student support funds at both his Ohio high school and the University of Southern Maine, his alma mater. These funds help students facing family challenges continue their studies uninterrupted—particularly crucial for college students, Dan notes, who often don’t return if forced to leave mid-degree.

“These funds can bridge the gap, allowing students to stay at Waynflete, maintain their essential social connections, and avoid having to switch schools.”

In 2023, Dan established The Ann T. Kleban Memorial Fund at Waynflete to help students facing unexpected hardships. “These funds can bridge the gap,” he explains, “allowing students to stay at Waynflete, maintain their essential social connections, and avoid having to switch schools.” Dan’s support extends beyond the new memorial fund. Through Maine Beer Company, he has provided beverages for school events and hosted year-end staff gatherings at the brewery in Freeport. “Waynflete’s a special place,” he says. “The quality of the educators goes without saying. But part of what makes it special is the diversity of the student body. Getting to see folks from different socioeconomic backgrounds, from different countries, is enriching for everyone. It’s important for kids to experience that diversity. Anything I can do to support that, either personally or through the brewery, I’m more than happy to do.”

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Sam Brin P’32 Increasing socioeconomic, racial, and ethnic diversity has been central to Waynflete’s mission for decades—a commitment the school steadfastly pursues despite its limited endowment and Maine’s demographics. Waynflete took its first step in the mid-1990s by launching its English Language Learners program. Building on this foundation, the school established the Global Community Scholars program in 2003, actively recruiting students from Portland’s resettled refugee community.

Today, Waynflete’s Students Qualifying for Extra Support (SQES) program extends the school’s commitment to inclusivity by ensuring all students, regardless of socioeconomic background, can fully participate in the school’s academic and cocurricular offerings.

SQES promotes equal opportunity and helps bridge achievement gaps by covering essential costs—outside of tuition—related to school supplies, travel, translation services, academic support, and home internet connectivity. The program also provides access to meals and snacks, which are essential to learning success.

45 students qualified for the program during the 2024–25 academic year. With demand continuing to grow in the years following the pandemic, SQES-related costs have outpaced the program budget.

Waynflete Lower School parent Sam Brin has stepped forward to help meet this growing need. For Sam, whose parents fled the Soviet Union as refugees in the late ’70s, supporting educational access hits close to home. Before relocating to Maine, Sam created the Pull Up Fund in his childhood community of Prince George’s County, Maryland. Working with county public schools, where the majority of students are part of the free and reduced lunch program and experience low literacy and math competency rates, Sam helps fund initiatives ranging from facility improvements to helping district schools become early leaders in AI education.

WHY WE GIVE

“My daughter has had an amazing experience at Waynflete. What resonates with me the most is making the Waynflete experience more accessible to kids who wouldn’t otherwise be able to pay the tuition and go to school at this kind of place.”

“My daughter has had an amazing experience at Waynflete,” Sam says. “What resonates with me the most is making the Waynflete experience more accessible to kids who wouldn’t otherwise be able to pay the tuition and go to school at this kind of place.”

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T HE WAYNFLETE EN DOW MEN T

ENDOWMENTS SUPPORTING:

The Waynflete endowment provides a steady source of income that reduces our reliance on tuition, helps ensure financial stability, and advances our mission for many years to come.

FINANCIAL AID

Endowment income helps offset annual expenses, either for the general operating budget (including financial aid and faculty enrichment) or for donor-designated programs. Many of Waynflete’s named endowments receive ongoing support from our community. We remain grateful to those generous donors who have recognized the importance of a robust endowment in strengthening our future.

$30,524,573 Waynflete endowment on June 30, 2024

$1,247,972 Endowment distribution (July 1, 2023–June 30, 2024)

4.5 percent Spend rate calculated on a 12-quarter rolling average

Long-term financial sustainability is integral to the board of trustees’ current strategic plan. With input from our advisors, the board has begun the process of reducing our endowment spend from 5 percent to 4 percent over a multiyear timeline. Our objective in reducing the draw is to preserve and grow the endowment to ensure its longevity for the next 125 years and beyond.

The Cathie Connors Fund for Financial Aid Class of 2005 Endowment for Non-Tuition Related Student Services

ENDOWMENTS SUPPORTING FACULTY AND STAFF

Class of 2009 Graduation Gift Endowment for Professional Development

Class of 2006 Graduation Gift Endowment for Financial Aid

E.E. Ford Foundation Challenge for Faculty Development

Cinda Bailey Joyce Endowment: A Financial Aid Fund to Enhance Lower School Diversity

Exemplary Teaching Award Endowed Fund

The Debba Curtis Fund for Students in Need Endowment for Financial Aid Endowment for Minority Students and Faculty Financial Aid Campaign Endowment Financial Aid Challenge Endowment & Class of 2008 Gifts Louise Dodge Stoddard Fund for the Study of Foreign Languages and Culture The Malone Family Foundation Endowment The Mark W. Segar Endowment for Financial Aid The Patricia Davis Klingenstein ’47 Fund for Financial Aid

Endowment for Teaching

Pam Paul Endowment for Professional Development Payson Trust Endowment Award for Faculty Ruth Bailey Blinn Davis Endowed Fund The Tim Soley and Maria Gallace Fund for Professional Development The Torrey Family Fund The Waynflete Faculty and Staff Endowment ENDOWMENTS SUPPORTING PROGRAMS

The Cathie Connors Fund for Athletics Class of 2012 Endowment in Support of Upper School Activities Endowment for Academic Support

The Peter Hamblin Endowment for Financial Aid

Endowment for the Arts

Student Foreign Travel Endowment

The Josephine H. Detmer ’47 Endowment Fund for History

Zo King Endowed Scholarship Fund for the Arts

The Karen Whitney Fund for Modern U.S. History, Government, and Current Affairs Lowell Libby Endowment for Developing Youth Leaders Margaret W. Soule Class of 1959 Endowment for the Archives The Miss Zareen Taj Mirza ’75 Endowment Fund The Patricia Davis Klingenstein Class of 1947 Endowment for the Waynflete Library The Victoria Hilliard Donovan Fund for Early Childhood Education ENDOWMENTS SUPPORTING GENERAL OPERATIONS AND WELLNESS

Class of 2002 Endowment for Health Services Endowment for General Operations The Fund for Mental Health and Wellness Education in Memory of Payton Sullivan The Lydia Maier Endowment for Social and Emotional Wellness

The Fund for Global Understanding

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TH E K LIN G E N S TE IN ALU MN I AWAR D PREVIOUS KLINGENSTEIN AWARD RECIPIENTS 2019 Patricia Davis Klingenstein ’47 2020 Charles Miller ’65

Waynflete’s board of trustees established the Klingenstein Award in 2019. The award is rooted in our mission, which calls for responsible and caring participation in the world. Through the Klingenstein Award, we seek to recognize one Waynflete alumnus/alumna per year whose responsible and caring participation in the world— at the local, national, or international level—has had broad and positive ramifications.

The award is named for its first recipient, Patricia Davis Klingenstein ’47, in recognition of her work as an education advocate, a devoted community leader, a volunteer, and a philanthropist.

2021 Rachel Talbot Ross ’78 2022 Bonnie Docherty ’90 2023 Dr. Susana Hancock ’03

Klingenstein Alumni Award Committee 2023–2024 Katherine N. Armstrong ’04 Catherine Cloudman Louis Frumer ’14 Michaela Goldfine ’90 Heather Courtice Hart ’88 James Millard Joseph Nowak ’07 Mary Jane Pagenstecher Geoff Wagg

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Daniella Nichols Cameron ’94, P’25 2024 Klingenstein Alumni Award Recipient Over the course of her entire career, Daniella Nichols Cameron ’94 has worked to serve the disenfranchised. Today she serves as deputy director of Preble Street, a nonprofit agency providing services to people experiencing homelessness, hunger, and poverty and working to find solutions to these problems.

From an early age, Daniella knew she wanted to be involved in social work. While at Waynflete, Daniella donated food to Preble Street and volunteered in the former Resource Center Soup Kitchen. For her senior project, she worked at the former YWCA’s shelter for homeless youth.

Daniella returned to Preble Street in 2009 as Teen Services supervisor. She played an instrumental role in the opening of the Joe Kreisler Teen Shelter, founded Preble Street’s Anti-Trafficking Services, and co-founded the Greater Portland Coalition of Trafficking and Exploitation. Daniella has presented internationally on anti-trafficking efforts.

“I love being part of an organization that is responsive, nimble, strong, and smart,” Daniella says.

“We have much to be proud of every day here, from the relationships caseworkers build with clients to advocating to change systems that perpetuate injustice. We are all working together to respond to increasing needs and make a better world.”

T HE D R A KE AWARD In 1976, Emerson and Ping Drake, parents of four former Waynflete students, received a special honor for their service to Waynflete—an award in their name. Emerson had served on the board of trustees for 16 years, the last several as president. Ping volunteered in many areas of the school and was made an honorary Waynflete alumna.

We honor their example and their memory by presenting the Drake Award each year.

PREVIOUS DRAKE AWARD RECIPIENTS 1976 Dr. Emerson and Nancy Pingree Drake 1977 Jane ’45 and William Moody 1978 Leona Goodwin

Kate Burnham P’18, ’21 2024 Drake Award Recipient When Kate Burnham joined Waynflete’s board of trustees in 2016, her son, Andrew, and her daughter, Eliza, were in Kindergarten and Early Childhood. She is now the proud parent of alumni from the classes of 2018 and 2021.

Kate served on and chaired several committees during her board tenure. Prior to joining the board, Kate volunteered as a class parent, parent fund class agent, and volunteer coordinator; chaired the Events Committee; and served on the Feasibility Study Subcommittee and the Campaign Design Committee during the Building on Our Strengths Campaign.

She and her husband, Nate, also chaired the 2020–21 Senior Gift Committee.

Kate’s work ethic and compassionate nature have brought hope to those in need of support when they needed it most. Whenever she was asked, she was happy to give more of her time and energy to the school. Kate’s role as the chair/co-chair of the Auction Committee was her hallmark—a get-it-done attitude rivaled only by her grace, kindness, and generosity. This commitment to creating welcoming events has been a gift to our community and helped create a sense of belonging for many families.

1979 Mary E. Walker 1980 Thomas M. Armstrong 1981 Dave and Judy ’52 Osgood 1982 Virginia Kurtz 1983 Kit Liller 1984 Sherry Huber 1985 Marylee Dodge 1986 Mary Lou Sprague ’46 1987 Debbie and Verner Reed 1988 Penny Pachios Carson ’58 1989 Charlton and Noni Ames 1990 Charles Callanan 1991 Leonard L. Brooks

1992 Ron and Susan Hall

2008 Alice Mary Pierce ’42

1993 Betty and Santo Cimino

2009 Tim and Joan Porta

1994 Alice Spencer

2010 Betts Armstrong

1995 Joan Connick

2011 Bonnie Porta and Bobby Monks

1996 Ann Staples Waldron 1997 Elizabeth P. Carroll 1998 Maria Glaser 1999 Nancy Lightbody 2000 Roger Berle 2001 Eve and Peter McPheeters 2002 Sheri and Joe Boulos 2003 Margaret W. Soule ’59 2004 Margaret Morfit 2005 Dr. Rebecca Abgott 2006 Ineke Schair 2007 Nancy Brain and John Watson

2012 Anne Chadwick Parker ’61 2013 Jan Macleod 2014 Diane Lukac 2015 Gregory W. Boulos 2016 Abby Dubay-Troiano 2017 Jane Batzell 2018 Gregg Lipton and Sara Crisp 2019 William A. Torrey III 2020 Hilary Huber Holm ’82 2021 Nancy and Vin Veroneau 2022 Katie Glaser Getchell ’88 2023 Elizabeth Barrett

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N EW TRU S TEE S Waynflete has announced that Matt LaCasse ’05, Kara L.K. Leopold, and Alex Wight ’00 have joined the school’s board of trustees.

TRUSTEES Board of Trustees 2023–24 Catherine Cloudman President Elonide Semmes Vice President Betsy Langer Secretary Colin March Treasurer Peg Smith Member-at-Large Katherine Armstrong ’04 Maria Garcia Canning Jonathan Culley Ben Devine Nicole DuFauchard Adam Edwards Shamit Grover James Higgins Cricket King Ed Li Giovanna Gray Lockhart Jed Porta ’99 James Reese Justin Schair ’01 Khalilah Ummah ’04 Warren Valdmanis Geoffrey Wagg Head of School

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Trustees Emeriti 2023–24 Charlton H. Ames Betts Armstrong Jane Batzell Nancy M. Beebe ’63 Roger Berle Gregory W. Boulos

Nancy Brain Kate Burnham Elizabeth P. Carroll Tom Cronin ’78 Conan Deady Ben Devine David Hadley Drake ’65 Katie Glaser Getchell ’88 Maria Tymoski Glaser William Harwood Greg Hastings II Hilary Huber Holm ’82 Luke Huber ’81 Kate Jeton Cinda Joyce Dale MacLachlan Lewis Gregg Lipton Diane S. Lukac Jan Macleod Sue McMullan Peter McPheeters Denney Morton Cynthia Plank Orcutt Darrell S. Pardy Deborah Reed Ineke Schair Erica Schair-Cardona ’94 Mark Segar Deborah Sampson Shinn Christopher R. Smith Tim Soley Susan Spagnola Sandy Spaulding Alice Spencer Mary Lou Sprague ’46 Ayres Stockly ’82 William A. Torrey Jeffrey Troiano Vin Veroneau

Matt LaCasse ’05, P’38 is an entrepreneur and investor in the food industry. He earned a degree in mathematics from Yale University in 2010 after graduating from Waynflete in 2005. Shortly after marrying Lizzi Ackerman and relocating to Colorado, they founded Birch Benders, a nationwide natural foods brand. As co-founder and former CEO, Matt has gained extensive experience in the food industry, holding board seats with companies such as Serenity Kids and Arterra Pet. Along with Lizzi and their two children, Waylon and Frost, Matt enjoys traveling, skiing, and adventuring. Originally from Scarborough, he now splits his time between Cape Elizabeth and Big Sky, MT. Matt continues his family’s legacy at Waynflete with Waylon ’38.

Kara L.K. Leopold, P’27 is an attorney by training and founded her own legal and compliance consulting firm serving professional services companies and investment firms. Kara received an AB from Duke University and began her career in the US Senate in Washington, DC. After receiving her JD from Columbia Law School, Kara practiced at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP in New York, focusing on complex corporate and securities litigation, and at Nixon Peabody LLP. Kara’s nonprofit commitments have focused on education, youth, and community. Kara currently serves on the Parents Leadership Committee for Phillips Exeter Academy. She has served on the Friends of Fort Williams Park Board— as co-chair of the Education Committee and founding member of the Children’s Garden Committee—and on the Board of the Cape Elizabeth Education Foundation. Other volunteer work has included coaching youth cross-country, mentoring incarcerated women with My Sister’s Keeper, and committee work with the Portland Symphony Orchestra and the Portland Museum of Art’s Contemporaries. Kara currently lives in York with her husband, David, and three children, Thomas, Grant, and Alexandra ’27.

WAYNFLETE PARENTS ASSOCIATION 2023–24 Alex Wight ’00, P’30, ’33, ’35 is the founder of Crown Jewel, a seasonal, sustainability-focused seafood restaurant on Great Diamond Island. Alex’s culinary career began on the media side, working for prominent publications such as Vogue, ELLE Decor, and Saveur magazines. She then attended the Institute of Culinary Education and began working in esteemed kitchens across the world, including db Bistro Moderne and Degustation in New York and Martín Berasategui in Spain. After gaining ample culinary experience, Alex returned to working in food media for the Food Network and Martha Stewart Living, where she was a recipe tester, developer, and food stylist. In 2012, Alex took on her first solo venture when she created Flanagan’s Table, a dinner series in Buxton, Maine, for which she organized monthly communal barn dinners and donated a portion of the proceeds to Maine Farmland Trust and Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association. Alex graduated from Colgate University where she was a religion major and international relations minor. She lives in Portland with her husband and three children, Bo ’30, Ford ’33, and Hayes ’35. During the offseason, Alex dedicates time to family, cooking, traveling, and yoga.

PA Executive Leadership Team Caitlin Kirby, President Wendy Poole , Vice President Margaret Logan, Communications Coordinator Will Crosby, Treasurer Carly Cope, Member-at-Large Class Parents Jane Swenson and Emilie Hatch, Early Childhood Samar Post Jamali, Kindergarten Alyssa Tolman, Grade 1 Raniya Colten and Dana Peirce, Grade 2 Marit Snowball, Grade 3 Jen Edwards, Grade 4 Alli Harper and Beatrice Turner, Grade 5 Kristin Valdmanis, Marci Murphy, and Josh Murphy, Grade 6 Stacey Ross, Lindsay Hocking-Hauser, and Lisa Valdmanis, Grade 7 Rachel Keegan, Camille Nelson, and Rachael MacFarlane-Laudiero, Grade 8 Abby Lord and Zac McBee, Grade 9 Bill Noto and Joby Decoster, Grade 10 Carrie Cross and Emily Birknes, Grade 11 Cricket King, Jen Shurman, and Figgy DiBenedetto, Grade 12 Social Committee Lindsey Hocking-Hauser, Alessa Angle and Carly Cope

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WAYNFLET E ATH LETIC H ALL O F FAME IN D U C TEE S 2024 Amanda Waterhouse Isgro ’98 had an impressive career as a Flyer. As a soccer player, she led the Flyers to state championships in 1995, 1996, and 1997. She was named the Maine Gatorade Soccer Player of the year in 1997 and also won Maine Sunday Telegram Soccer Player of the Year. On the lacrosse field, Amanda led her team to state championships in 1997 and 1998 and was the leading scorer. She also competed as an equestrian in many horse shows around New England. Amanda attended Bates College, where she played soccer for four years. She was named Bates Athlete of the Week during the 2001 season. Today Amanda continues her passion for soccer as a varsity soccer coach for Temple Academy and is president of the Waterville Youth Soccer Association.

Matt Marston ’97, P’27, ’34 was a standout cross-country runner and lacrosse player for Waynflete. In 1996, he became the first Flyer to win an individual cross-country state championship. He also led the team to its first state title. Matt served as co-captain of the 1997 boys lacrosse team, which won Waynflete’s first boys lacrosse state title, and was named to the all-state team for lacrosse defense. He was a co-founder of the school’s Nordic ski team. Matt was chosen as Waynflete’s male athlete of the year in 1997 and competed in cross-country and lacrosse at St. Michael’s College. He is the owner of Basics Fitness and continues to support Waynflete as a parent of two student-athletes.

Christine Ordway Opperman ’09 was a standout tennis player for the Flyers. She was a three-year team captain and state player of the year three times. She also won the state singles title in 2006, 2007, and 2009. Christine won a team title in 2006 and went on to win the New England Tennis singles title that same year. She attended Division 1 Cornell University, playing #1 and #2 singles and serving as team captain for two years. Christine continues to share her love for tennis as a middle school tennis coach at Alexandria Country Day School, where she is a learning specialist.

Waynflete’s Athletic Hall of Fame was established in 2022 to recognize the athletes, coaches, administrators, supporters, and teams who excelled in their respective sports or coaching/support roles and who brought honor and excellence to the school.

Brandon Salway served the athletics and physical education programs at Waynflete for 34 years. He guided the boys soccer program to eight state championships and also led the 2013 girls basketball team to a state championship. A beloved PE teacher for three decades, Brandon taught sports skills and movement over three decades while developing sportsmanship and a love of the game. As the assistant director of athletics, he supported all aspects of the program and mentored many young coaches. Brandon entered the Waynflete Athletics Hall of Fame in 2023 as coach of the 1993 boys soccer team. He is being honored individually in 2024 for his long record of outstanding service and success.

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2023–24

A Community Partnership Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report. Please call the Development and Community Engagement Office at 207.774.7863, ext. 1221, with any omissions or corrections, and accept our sincere apologies.

In the following pages, we acknowledge and thank the current parents and grandparents, alumni and past parents, faculty and staff, foundations and businesses, and many other friends who made a donation to Waynflete and invested in our mission and our people during the 2023–24 school year.

These names represent more than $2.2 million in gifts received that went right to work for our students.

It is an honor to celebrate the generosity represented on these pages.

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$500,000 +

Colin and Roberta March

Jeremy ’84 and Kerry Sclar

Mr. Daniel Rocha

Klingenstein Philanthropies

Gregory Rapawy and Jessica Boger

The Shinn Family

Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin

$100,000 - $249,999 Anonymous James and Patricia Higgins $50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous Sam Brin The Jackson Family Kristin and Warren Valdmanis $25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (2) Nancy Montgomery Beebe ’63 and Michael Beebe Matthew LaCasse ’05 and Elizabeth Ackerman LaCasse Leslie and Bill Lee David and Kara Leopold

Joe and Susan Spagnola Mary Lou Thall Jeff Troiano and Abby Dubay-Troiano $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (5) Justin and Rachael Alfond The Anderson Family Foundation Katherine Armstrong ’04 and Alexander Martin Deborah Bornstein Adam and Alexandra Bromley

Elizabeth Woodman Begin ’70 and Jeffory Begin

Thomas P. Healy

Laura Jackson and Richard Brown Steve and Cinda Joyce Daniel and Bethany Kleban Peter and Emily Levine

Anonymous (9) Gregory and Lauren Adey

Eddie and Patty Howells

Geoff and Alice Wagg

Emily and John Birknes

Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor

Elaine Walsh Carney ’88 Joshua and Portia Clark Clark and Abby Copelin Vincent and Laura Faherty

Ken and Hilary Holm ’82 Patrick and Janice Kelly Keith and Elaine Knowlton Betsy and Leonard Langer Spencer Laudiero and Rachael MacFarlaneLaudiero

Luke D. Huber ’81

Nick ’05 and Rose Mazuroski

Angus and Catherine King

James and Xoa Moshier

Edward Li and Kin Ly

Daniel Nelson ’82 and Shanie Price Nelson

Giovanna Gray Lockhart Ellie Linen Low and Dave Low Thomas and Laura Robinson

David Vickery and Tasha Worster-Vickery

Stanley and Stacie Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins III

Rob and Meg Adams

The Kenneth R. and Vickie A. French Family Fund

Louise Gulick Van Winkle ’60

Nathan Clark and Kathryn Burnham

Alec, Andrea, Claire ’21 and Charlie ’23 DiNapoli

Bernard and Sheila Devine

$2,500 - $4,999

Mark and Erica Corina Hankowski

Jonathan and Catherine Culley

Joshua and Lea Steirman Ayres ’82 and C.C. Stockly

Penelope Pachios Carson ’58

$10,000 - $24,999

Yemaya and Lucas St. Clair

David and Breda White

Adam Fuchs and Elisabeth Woody

Thomas ’78 and Patricia Cronin

Gregory W. Boulos

Tim Soley and Maria Gallace

Jeb Brooks and Cherie Wendelken

Lipton Crisp Family Foundation

Anonymous (7)

Brad and Margaret Smith

David Philpott and Heidi Lawson Ross Piper and Stacey Warner Jed ’99 and Landace Porta

Mr. and Mrs. John Watling

Mr. and Mrs. John Conathan II

Mr. and Mrs. Charles March

Patrick and Katherine Daly

Zachary and Amy McBee

Josephine Hildreth Detmer ’47*

Holly and Tom McKenny

David Drake ’65 Jonathan Drake ’73 and Cathy Drake Peter Drake ’66 and Nancy Drake Ivan Duzevik and Eliza Grlickova-Duzevik

Sean Mewshaw and Desiree Van Til David and Libby Millar Avis and Fred Miller Shelby Hayden Miller ’71 Zareen Taj Mirza ’75 Ms. Marsha Mongell

Jonathan Fanburg and Stephanie Gartner-Fanburg

Slade Moore and Claire Enterline

Mr. and Mrs. James Farr

Moser Family Foundation

$1,000 - $2,499

Lucy Flight

Ezra Moser ’06

Anonymous (10)

Tracy Floyd and Bryson Hopkins

Naomi Moser ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams Alexander Agnew and Lisa Markushewski Newell and Tenney Augur Cornelia Greaves Bates Ms. Janice Bayley and Mr. Christopher Queally Paula Kazon BentinckSmith ’70 and Peter Bentinck-Smith Roger Berle and Lesley MacVane ’69 Happy Langmaid Bradford ’54 Charles and Newell Brookfield Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buckspan

The Lawrence N. and Alice L. Friedland Foundation Mr. Michael Galgano* Katherine Glaser Getchell ’88

Barry and Susan Nelson Karl Norberg and Pam Gleichman Ms. Kyle Norberg Matthew Page ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plumb

Maureen Gorman

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Powell

Steve and Theo Hanson

Christopher Price and Wendy Poole

John Harvey ’05 and Kristy Andrews Harvey ’08

Frances Emerson Prinn ’60

Whitney Neville Harvey

Andrew Quinn

William Harwood and Ellen Alderman

Debbie Reed

Rich Henry

Mr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank Jr.

Kurt and Christi Hissong

Seth Rigoletti

Sara Holbrook ’62

Mrs. Jacqueline Robinov

Judy Holmes ’72

William Robinson and Jennifer Reed

George Calvert and MaryAustin Dowd

Bob and Caitlin Kirby

Eric Chown and Rachel Beane

Diane Lukac and Steve Silin

Ted and Abby Lord

Jeffrey Madore

Stuart Rogers and Esi Seng Edward Rowe and Catherine Bickford * Deceased

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Rosa Scarcelli ’88 and Thomas Rhoads R. Tobey Scott and Amy Woodhouse Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Scribner Jim and Lynn Shaffer Sherman Family Foundation

Madeleine Agnew ’12 Asra Ahmed and Guillermo Delavault Linda Albert and Rocco LaPenta Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alex Benjamin Alexander and Carly Cope

Emma Bartnick and Tobias Nicholson Jessica Battilana and Sarah Picard Linda Beagle Michael Bedecs Henry Beeuwkes and Margaret Mills

Benjamin Bornstein ’07 and Lauren Fine Bornstein

Parke Burmeister and Sarah Plimpton

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coburn

Stephen Burt

Andrew Cohen ’86

Benjamin Botts and Elizabeth Eng

Chris Cabot and Kai Bicknell

Donna Colello

Mr. Ed Botts and Ms. Kathy Gunz

Ellen Watson Cady ’90

Gretchen Boulos ’01 and Robert Carter

Joseph and Christina Cahoon

Charles and Raniya Colten Andy and Cathie Connors Joseph Connors ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Bernal Cook

Christopher Cameron and Sarah Begin Cameron ’01

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boutureira

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron

Scott Bowe ’90

Patricia Lappin Camp ’49

David and Justyna Benton

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowe

Bethany Campbell ’10

Barbara Berger

Ms. Patricia Brainard

Katherine Campbell ’07

Christian Berle ’99

Rachel Levy Brander ’08

Megan Campbell ’10

Elizabeth Berle ’96

John Branson ’65

Thomas and Lori Campbell

Jefferson Cotton and Kamala Grohman

Daniel Berman ’87

Mr. and Mrs. James Bray

Thomas Bethea

Betsy Brayley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cariddi

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Counter

Mr. Stuart Bicknell and Ms. Nan Carey

Jessica Wannemacher Breitbeil ’89

Allison Carswell

Tom and Lisa Courtice

Timothy and Kim Case

Troy and Maegan Crabtree

Ms. Susan Ansin

David and Elizabeth Biermann

Joseph and Kristin Brennan

Michaela Cavallaro

Anne Armstrong Cram ’71

Jonathan Watling and Dana Peirce

Joel Antolini and Meeghan McLain

Francis Bigelow and Katherine McCrann

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brennan

Ms. Peggy Cavallaro

Lucy Crane ’12

Olivia Chap ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Webster

Rand Ardell and Jessica Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bishop

Robert and Pamela Brittingham

Will Crosby and Katherine Simmonds

James Wight and Alexandra Collins Wight ’00

Thomas ’76 and Liz Armstrong

Jared and Maura Bisogni

Mr. and Mrs. James Broder

Christopher Bixby ’03

Eric Brown and Lisette Bordes

Christopher and Anne Smith

Jennifer Hall Alfrey ’91 Nancy Tyler Allyn ’47 Gary Amara

Sandy and Jill Spaulding

Kathryn Amato

Beth Sperry and Thad Shattuck

Alexander and Emily Andrews

Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46

Cindy Holmes Andrews ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stack Ms. Sandra Strouss Steve and Katherine Tagtmeier Bonnie Marshall Tompkins ’60

Mr. A. Tappan Wilder Seth and Alison Wilkinson Matthew Winch and Jennifer Garrett $1 - $999 Anonymous (80)

William and Deborah Andrews Alexander and Emily Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Richard Angle Jr.

Steven Arnold Alison Beebe Arshad ’88 Joanne Asherman ’60 Katharine Atwood ’04 Margaret Austin Joseph Barbieri and Rebecca Roth Barbieri

Patricia Piper Perry Adams ’50*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bare

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Adey

Pauline Barry

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barnes

Christian Beier and Yael Sivi-Beier

Leigh Bonney ’76

Drew Boulos ’12

Anthony and Jennifer Shurman

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Nicholas and Pamela Adler

Anne and John Belden Judith Haffenreffer Bennett ’68

Ron and Ellen Black Seth and Erica Blanchard Mr. R. Howard Bloch Donald Blodgett Amanda Pilon Boger ’01 Caroline Clifford Bond ’53 Sheila Dietz Bonenberger ’67 Ann Bonebakker Bonney ’91

Christopher Brown ’67 Rachel Brown-Chidsey Theodore and Sheila Bukowski Thomas Bull ’90 Martha Burchenal Ross and Elizabeth Burdick Polly Blake Burke ’62

Ms. Catherine Chiverton Christopher Chiverton and Alexandra Lash David Choi and Carrie Cross Robert Christie ’88 John Christin and Nancy DellaMattera

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooke Maren Cooper ’23 Abigail and Nicholas Coppins Madeleine Gatchell Corson ’55

Tristan Cui and Emily Murray Jason and Wendy Curtis Dana Dakers and Barbara Belik Elizabeth Dakers ’22 Laurel and Brian Daly

Lynda and Erik Clapp

Ms. Deborah Daniels

Jennifer and Fred Clarke

Peter ’61 and Ronni Davidson

Robert Cleaves and Jane Batzell Samuel Cleaves ’10 William Cleaves ’12 Gail Chapman Close ’72

Conan Deady and Cynthia Berliner Joby DeCoster and Sarae Pacetta

Edward and Emily Demetriou

John Fanning and Kerry Eielson Fanning

Mark Devoe ’95

Jon and Kimberly Farr

Eric and Angela Dexter

Courtney Drake Farrell ’03

Andrew and Chelsea Diehl

Waldron and Mary Faulkner

Mr. Gary DiPerna Sr. Gary and Stacy DiPerna John Dittmer and Sarah Tunnell Bonnie Docherty ’90 Ryan Doil ’01 James and Stephanie Dolan Peter Donnelly Margaret Stein Doody ’05

Willard Fenderson Pamela Fife ’74 Ms. Tatiana Fischer Ms. Barbara Fleming and Mr. Eric Sonnichsen Rolfe Forland and Shelagh Ramage Paul and Angela Fournier Melissa Fox Susannah Fox ’98

Vanessa Gates-Elston ’96 Lynne Manson Gawtry ’87 and Michael Gawtry Andrew and Katherine Geant Pamela Malcolm Gemery ’53 P. Wheeler Gemmer ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gifford Suzannah Gifford and Peter Griffin

Simon and Elizabeth Griffiths Andriy Gubachov and Maryna Melnyk Dalit Gulak ’01 Hyman Gulak Lucien and Caroline Guthrie Megan Guynes Leandre Habonimana and Concilie Nahayo

Samuel and Mariel Gilbert

James Hagan and Anne Wade

David and Maria Glaser

Mrs. Julie Hagan

Christopher Gleason and Andrea Brown Gleason

Anna Halat Ronald and Susan Hall

Sam and Norma Fratoni

Rabbi Brenner Glickman ’89 and Elaine Glickman

Tama Freeman

Peter and Diane Godsoe

Martha Holbrook Douglas Pigeon ’55

Eric Frehm and Sarah Barmby

Kimberly Davidson Golden ’94

Traci and Michael Dowd

James and Mary Freilinger

Michaela Goldfine ’90

Jeremy Duda and Brooke Miller ’96

Hugh Freund ’06

Sophie Good ’18

Diane Duncan ’62

John Frumer and Elizabeth Barrett

Ian Good ’22

Carrie Earls and AJ Jones

Kelley Frumer ’17

Leila Porteous Egginton ’98

Louis Frumer ’14

Emily Graham and Karl Gifford

Kris and Toni Eimicke

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fry

Ms. Marilyn Graham

Lauren Eldridge

The Frye Family

Leah Grams ’15

Andrew Happel and Margaret Logan

Ms. Ritu Esbjörn

Katie Fullam Harris ’85

Kristen Plette Grannell ’99

Betsey Staples Harding ’62

Sean and Vipassana Esbjörn-Hargens

Sarah Fuller-Matsubara and Ken Matsubara

Deborah Clark Gray ’66

Katherine Harding

Jay and Lynne Espy

Taylor and Margaret Gaar

Mary Gray and Karen Bauer

Meredith Harrell ’91

Helen Garrison Estavillo ’90

James Garland and Carol Andreae

Allison Nowicki Estell ’89

Jeffrey Garland ’99

Caroline Robertson Evans ’01

Dr. and Mrs. Whitmore Garland

Matthew Famolare ’95

Amanda Gates-Elston ’97

Kirsten Dorsey ’88 Cathy and Matthew Douglas

Miriam Gough ’77

Helen Gray-Bauer ’15 Jennifer Greaves Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gribbon Benjamin and Isabel Griffith

Thomas and Lynn Hallett Peter Hamblin and Carol Titterton Leah Hamilton Susan and Philip Hamilton Devens Hamlen and Samar Post Jamali Lillian Hancock ’04 Susana Hancock ’03 William and Lindsay Hancock

Jed and Amy Harris Matthew and Celina Harrison Mary Senter Hart ’55 Charlotte Harvey ’08 Julianna Harwood ’15 * Deceased

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Katherine Harwood ’13

Ms. Denise Holt

Mary Iyer

Fiona Haslett

Jake Hopkins and Anne Scribner Hopkins

Ryan and Kelsey Jackson

Mahmoud Hassan Caroline Hastings ’17 Corrilla Decker Hastings ’53 Brian and Emilie Hatch TJ Hauser and Lindsay Hocking-Hauser Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Havumaki Sten Havumaki and Lauren Rioux

David Janse and Judith Greene-Janse

Abigail Horrisberger ’14

Nicolas Jenkins ’18

Mr. and Mrs. Kim Housewright

Dan and Stacey Jenkins

Ross and Crystal Housewright Abigail Howells ’21 Amelia Howells ’23

Holly Haywood Matthew and Laura Hearst

John Hoy and Mary Sauer

Tim Hebda and Sarah Morrisseau

Megan Huber ’79 and Deb Braun

David Hecht and Aviva Briefel

Benjamin Huffard and Bronwyn McCarthy Huffard ’88

Robyn Smith Helmer ’54 Alice Heminway ’92 Merritt Heminway ’90 and Lydia Maier ’90 Guillermo and Jeraldine Herrera Bernard Hidier and Tanuja Desai Hidier Phil Hirschkorn and Nancy Merwin Capt. and Mrs. Glenn Hodgdon Eric Hoffsten and Claire Houston Mark and Stephanie Hogan

Carolyn Hughes and Darrell Pardy Karen Hunter Mr. Alan Hutchinson and Ms. Rumenija Truncali Hutchinson John Hutchison and Stacey Sevelowitz Chelsea Leighton Hyde ’07 Abigail Ingalls ’98 Liston Inman and Aster Kahsai Darius Iranpour and Tracy Michaud Alexander Irvine and Lindsay Kaplan

Ethan Holm ’10

Mark Isherwood and Heather Robertson Isherwood ’89

Edward Holmes

Howard Ives ’65

Ilo Holdridge ’21

David Jaffe

James and Eileen Hornor

Christine and Polly Howerton-Lynch

Zachary Hefferen and Maria Preti

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Charles Hornor ’23

David Johanson and Jenepher Burton Mr. Robert and Dr. Melissa Johnson Bradley Jones and Melanie Boone Susan Palmer Jones ’58 and Spencer Jones* Patrick and Janet Joyce David ’96 and Jessica Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Albert Katz Charles Katz-Leavy and Michelle Leavy Christopher and Rachel Keegan

Lewis and Margaret Krainin

Spencer Libby ’06 and Maggie DeFanti Libby ’06

Mason Masteka and Meredith Wood-Masteka

Sarah Krainin ’98

Wade Lippert and Heather McKenny Lippert ’92

Mrs. Diane Matthews and Mrs. Angela Matthews

Erik and Lisa Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kramer John Kreis and Caroline Savory Nathaniel Krenkel and Cornelia Calder

Nancy Langmaid Loth ’62

Hannah Nagle McCabe ’02

Mr. and Mrs. David Low Sr.

Carrie McColgan

Isabel Lowell and Emily Walker

Ms. Kate McGowan

Donald and Hadar Kunstler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kupfer Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell

Ed Knoll and Divya Muralidhara Caroline Campbell Knott ’55 Susan Koch Leeza Kopaeva ’18

Judith McManamy ’58 Reid McMullan ’05

Mrs. Ann Ladd

Margarethe Lutz

Kirsten McWilliams ’91

Bruce Lane

Arnie Macdonald and Liza Moore

Mr. and Mrs. David Mechtenberg

Ann Machado

Matthew and Sunshine Mechtenberg

Henry and Sarah Laurence Benjamin Leahy ’91

Darene Holbrook Lennon ’58

Jesse Knight and Manami Hasegawa

Ms. Louise McKinnon

Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich

Kristen Graffam King ’89

Lucy Fowler Klug ’52

Bronley and Matthew Luhrman

Eric and Gretchen Lacombe

Page and Laura Lennig

Anie and Joseph Kline

Suzanne McAllister Ms. Sarah McBrian and Mr. Wayne Breda

Jason and Lisen Kern

Sean and Barbara Kirby

Jeffrey and Beth Longcope

Nancy McAllister

John Lord ’73

Meredith Leary and Francesca Infantine

Matthew Kingsbury ’08

Theda Logan

William Matthews ’03

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kreisher

Patrick and Jessica Keenan

Brigitte and Hal Kingsbury

Shunming Liu and Jie Tao

David and Stefanie Levenson Catherine Lewis ’84 Julie Lewis William Lewis ’16 Heidi L’Heureux Michael and Camilla Li Anna Libby ’09 Jodi and Scott Libby Lisa and Joseph Libby Lowell and Melissa Libby

Lindsey Macleod ’10 Amelia Payson MacLeod ’67 Rick Magnuson and Martha MacDougal Magnuson ’91 Jim and Liz Maier Anthony Mamone and Shelley Ratay Kate Leslie Mann ’66 Mrs. Karen Mantai Mr. and Mrs. David Maraniss Michael and Jill Marsanskis Steven Marston Shaad Masood and Andrea Breau

Michelle McPherson Miller

James and Jill Meek Spencer ’90 and Shea Melnick Mr. Robert Melzer Ms. Rose Mendoza Sophia Mendoza and W. Christopher Lee Ellie Mercer Erik Mercer and Sandro Sechi Greer Millard ’09 James and Kristine Millard Charles Miller ’65 Damon and Janice Miller Katherine Ostrye Miller ’99 Mark Miller ’98 Matthew Miller ’01

Nathan and Jennifer Mills

William and Pia Neilson

Pamela Pahel

Robert Mills

Kenneth and Mary Nelson

Victoria Paine Frolich ’06

Benjamin Mini and Braden Buehler

Ralph and Megan Nelson

John Palmer ’54

Chris and Steve Mitchell

Zachary ’93 and Camille Nelson

Katherine Papagiannis

Carolyn S. Mitchell

Sarah Neuren ’12

Bartley Parker and Jessica Thomas

Katie Reimann Mohlin ’03

Mitchell Newlin ’12

Jason and Sara Parker

Kent and Ann Mohnkern

Thomas Newton ’07

Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft

Arthur and Juanita Nichols

Jeannette Carlton Parker ’56

Katharine Moody ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nickerson

Hannah Orcutt Mook ’07

Ben and Anne Niles

Jean Moon and Vicki Black

Hilary Niles ’12

Albert Moore ’83

Lauren Nivison

Janice L. Moore ’82

Daniel Noone ’22

Michael and Jo-Anna Moore

Brooke Noopoom

Warren Moorhead and Mara Robinov-Moorhead Jason and Christina Moran Sophia Morgenstern Ranta ’05 Brendan and Courtney Morrell Kevin Morris and Diana Norwood Spencer and Holly Morris Raymond and Leah Morrow Walden S. Morton James Mullen and Elise Ansel Mimi Munson Joshua and Marci Murphy Leslie Murray Elizabeth Hamblin Naylor ’97 David Neilan

Joseph Nowak ’07 Raymond and Ruth Ann Nowak Saniya O’Brien ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Dick O’Connor Mr. David Olson and Ms. Linda Bernard-Olson Rob and Sara Olson Brendan O’Neil and Sarah Coburn John and Cynthia Orcutt Judith Jones Orlandi ’64 Hal Ostrom and Kimberly Smith Rev. Larney Otis Paul Ovigele and Whitney Ball Daniel and Bronwen O’Wril Mary Jane and Peter Pagenstecher

Julia Parker ’88 Stephen Parker ’84 Jonathon and Jessica Parker-Stafford

Daniel Poteet and Allison Kupfer Poteet

Daniel Richman and Lindsay Frye Richman ’96

Andrew and Catriona Sangster

Joseph and Tania Powers

Jan Meyer Roberson ’55

Sophie Sangster ’19

Meghan Prestes

John and Sonia Robertson

Gail Leslie Sargent ’61

Stephen Pride ’01 and Nicole Pride

Rodney and Diane Robertson

Jesse Sargent ’87

Jennifer Queally

Kelsey Robinov

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Quinlan

Mesa Robinov ’13

John Radway

Cornelia Leighton Robinson ’52

Damion Rallis and Courtney Cook Matt and Kay Ralston Katharine Randall ’83

Mrs. Judy Parkhill

Nathan and Gena Rawlins

Nicholas Parson ’04

Jack and Emily Rayers

Margo Chapman Pearson ’67

Nathaniel Read and Teresa Telander

Mr. and Mrs. Keating Pepper

Mary Reed ’94

Elizabeth Drake Perkins ’98 Katherine Peterson ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Peterson Esq. Mr. Viktoras Petroliunas Julia Emerson Pew ’57 Mr. Roy Pfeil and Ms. Juliana Post Jeffrey and Karen Philbrick David and Margaret Pinchbeck Dorothea Pinchbeck ’18 Ms. Sarah Piper James and Jennifer Pochurek Ms. Patricia Pochurek Phil and Ula Polsky Heidi Pomerleau ’97

Torie Reed ’92 James and Sonali Reese Mary Rehak John and Margaret Reimann Edward Reiner and Susan Lakari Parker Repko Emma Reynolds Joseph Reynolds and Sarah Russell Thomas and Mika Reynolds

Virginia Drake Robinson ’05 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rogers Matthew and Sheila Rogers James Rohman ’89 Daniel and Crystal Rollins Susannah Ross ’89

Rowena Schenck Bobby Schleicher ’11 Arthur Schnell and Michele Bednarz Caroline Schnell ’06 Christina Schnell ’00 Peter Schnell ’10 Mrs. Cathy Schrader Jessica Scott ’03 Robert and Katy Scott Timothy Searls and Grace Garland

Eliza Sprague Rowe ’87 and Will Rowe

Maryanne Seredynski and Paul Arthur

Maximillian Rowe ’14

Jacob Sesker and Angela Jacobs

Chloë Rowse ’12 Ms. Marsha Russell Robert Russell and Elizabeth Kaser Dora Russem ’19 Julie Russem Margery Russem Nina Russem ’09 Ms. Mary Ryan

Judith Ribeiro

Julie Ryder

Elianna Ricciardi ’07

Fernando Saavedra

Benjamin Rice ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Cotty Saltonstall

Ms. Sally Richardson

Momena Sayed ’01

Ian ’91 and Stacey Ross

Janice Ribeiro

Jona and Jamie Rice

Kristine Saunders ’67

Brandon Salway

Ms. Ilene Shaw Billy and Rosemary Shore Joseph and Kirsten Shovilin Kenyon Shubert Emilia Sibley ’02 Harper Sibley ’08 Matthew and Emily Siegel Mr. and Mrs. James Sienko Mr. Don Silverson and Ms. Kate Holz Nathaniel Silverson and Eloise Melzer Janice Simpson ’68 * Deceased

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Mr. Ed Sims and Ms. Deb Curtis

Christopher and Sydney Turner

Ms. Patricia Sims

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tansey

Matthew Slocomb and Michelle McFarlin

Joseph Tansey and Ellis Pepper

Richard and Kelly Valdmanis

Emily Smaldon ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tansey

Thor and Lisa Valdmanis

Barry and Carley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brad Smith Benjamin Soreff ’92

Michael and Nancy Tarpinian

Benjamin Sosnaud ’04

Megan Gentile Theriault ’05

Margaret Sosnaud ’05

Kevin and Dawn Therrien

Susan Bliss Soule ’72

Christian and Elizabeth Thomas

Khalilah Ummah ’04

Abigail Whiting Van Dam ’03 Devin Van Dyke ’10 Deborah Sampson Van Hoewyk ’60 Thomas and Sarah Vander Schaaff

Hannah Webber ’85 Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16

Rebecca Zebo Andrea Zglobicki ’89

Andrew Wells and Narrissa Richard Wells ’02

Eric Zieff ’84

John and Lucy Werner

Mr. Michael Zimman and Ms. Ellen Rovner

Jonathan R. and Rebecca Stetson Werner

Ross Zucker and Elizabeth Wagner

David Whaples

Michael Wilson and Carolyn Graney

Rebecca Wheatland ’90 Katherine Whitaker ’12

Christina Poole Thomas ’74 Mary Thompson ’08

Andrew Veroneau ’07

Karen Whitney

Samuel ’91 and Alice Spencer

Nathaniel Thompson

Francis and Elizabeth von Stade

Timothy Whittemore ’00

Suzanne Spencer ’60 Ms. Gretta Spier

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Thornton

Robert Spivey and Marian Dalton

John Thurston and Guy Mark Foster

Seth and Laura Sprague

Gerard Tiernan ’91

Susanna Sprague ’08

Ms. Jessie Timberlake

Mrs. Dagny St. John

Bruce Tindal and Nancy Drummond Tindal ’71

Jordi and Katrina St. John Jeffrey and Christine Stack Rodger Stebbins Peter Stein ’12 Rebecca Stern Lorry and Neal Stillman Olivia Stockly ’14 Savannah Stockly ’13 Walker Stockly ’11 Blake Stoddard ’84 Michael ’82 and Barbara Stoddard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strauss

Jonathan Tindal ’02 Kenneth and Alyssa Tolman Ms. Mary Tolman J. Wolfe Tone and Elana Toscano William A. Torrey and Pamela Phillips Torrey

Andrew Voorhees Emily Wagg ’20 Henry Wagg ’22 Nicholas Wagg ’18 Timothy Wagg Matthias Wagner and Kari Rae Seekins Suzanne Stacey Wall ’64 Margo Walsh ’82 Yucheng Wang and Hongling Li Suzanne Wordock Ward ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner

Phuc and Susan Tran

James and Patricia Wasserman

Olivia Troiano ’16

Chris and Pat Watson

Aklilu Tsaedu and Rahel Hagos

George Weaver and Vicky Smith

Samuel and Lindsey Tucker

Lucy Weaver ’15

Alicia Zambelli ’88

Genevieve Welch ’18

Dick and Alice Spencer

Richard Thompson ’94

Adam York and Tamara Herrick

Ms. Deena Weinstein

David Vaughan and Heather Dunbar

John Southall and Krista Nordgren Southall

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Noelle Surette ’04

Catherine White ’02

Ms. Robin Wilder Danielle Wildes and William Clark Leonora Zilkha Williamson ’91 Clint and Jennifer Willis Joyce Wilson-Sanford and David Sanford Virginia Dana Windmuller ’57

Virginia Dana Windmuller ’57 David and Nell Wing Michael and Michelle Winn Rob Winson and Heather Smith Steven and Lauren Withers Jonathan Wolinsky ’06 Kingson Woo Alexandra Woodhouse ’08 Morgan Woodhouse ’10 Roger Woodman ’72 and Carol DeTine Richard Wortley

David and Nell Wing

Samuel Yankee ’21

Michael and Michelle Winn

Erin Peck Yarema ’98

Steven and Lauren Withers

Adam York and Tamara Herrick

Jessica Wolinsky ’02 Jonathan Wolinsky ’06 Kingson Woo Morgan Woodhouse ’10 Roger Woodman ’72 and Carol DeTine Nina Coates Woolcott ’08

Michael Zambelli ’93 Mr. Timothy Zebo and Mrs. Kathryn Hjelle Eric Zieff ’84 Mr. Michael Zimman and Ms. Ellen Rovner

Richard Wortley * Deceased

Class of 2024 Senior Gift A message from our 2024 Senior Gift Co-Chairs Michael and Emily Bukowski-Thall P’16, ’20, ’22, ’24

This June, when the class of 2024 graduates from Waynflete, we will watch our children take their places alongside the faculty and administration who have taught and guided them over the years.

Having proudly watched our daughter’s three older siblings graduate, we know that our family will be feeling a mixture of excitement, joy, and bittersweetness. We also realize that although each of our children’s ceremonies has been unique in both location and circumstance, they all evoked a deep sense of gratitude—not just for the Waynflete faculty who have helped reveal and nurture our children’s potential but also for the strength and values that this remarkable community has given to our children during their formative years.

We are confident and grateful that these gifts will stay with them long beyond the ceremony and accompany them throughout their lives.

Families of seniors find that the Senior Gift is a wonderful way to show gratitude for the lifelong gift of a Waynflete education. The following donors honored the Class of 2024 with a donation to the school.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams Rob and Meg Adams Ms. Janice Bayley and Mr. Christopher Queally Michael Bedecs David and Justyna Benton Francis Bigelow and Katherine McCrann

David Janse and Judith Greene-Janse

Damion Rallis and Courtney Cook

David Johanson and Jenepher Burton

Nathan and Gena Rawlins

Angus and Catherine King Bob and Caitlin Kirby Anie and Joseph Kline John Kreis and Caroline Savory

James and Sonali Reese Janice Ribeiro Judith Ribeiro Michael Rich Mrs. Jacqueline Robinov

Mr. R. Howard Bloch

Carol Lennig

Mr. and Mrs. James Bray

Page and Laura Lennig

Theodore and Sheila Bukowski

David and Stefanie Levenson

Michael and Emily Bukowski-Thall

Peter and Emily Levine

Robert Russell and Elizabeth Kaser

Bronley and Matthew Luhrman

Ms. Mary Ryan

Jim and Liz Maier

Anthony and Jennifer Shurman

Mr. and Mrs. David Mechtenberg

Matthew and Emily Siegel

Michaela Cavallaro Ms. Peggy Cavallaro Mr. and Mrs. Bernal Cook Tom and Lisa Courtice Figgy DiBenedetto Carrie Earls and AJ Jones Eric Frehm and Sarah Barmby Christopher Gleason and Andrea Brown Gleason

Matthew and Sunshine Mechtenberg James and Jill Meek Joseph and Gloria Melnick Spencer ’90 and Shea Melnick Betsy and Clifford Mohr

Ralph Good and Catherine Cloudman

Warren Moorhead and Mara Robinov-Moorhead

Lucien and Caroline Guthrie

Barry and Susan Nelson

Leandre Habonimana and Concilie Nahayo

Zachary ’93 and Camille Nelson Tri Nguyen and Maura Ryan

We give our Senior Gift in celebration of the class of 2024. Join us in honoring the Waynflete community for all that it has given our families over the years— and all that it will continue to give.

Andrew Happel and Margaret Logan

Congratulations to the amazing class of 2024!

Kristin Henry

Phil and Ula Polsky

Rich Henry

Jennifer Queally

Merritt Heminway ’90 and Lydia Maier ’90

Paul Ovigele and Whitney Ball James and Jennifer Pochurek Ms. Patricia Pochurek

Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rogers Stuart Rogers and Esi Seng

Mr. Ed Sims and Ms. Deb Curtis Ms. Patricia Sims Tracy and Bill Sommers Mark and Alice Steward Mary Lou Thall Samuel and Lindsey Tucker David Vickery and Tasha Worster-Vickery Francis and Elizabeth von Stade Michael and Michelle Winn Rebecca Zebo Mr. Timothy Zebo and Mrs. Kathryn Hjelle Ross Zucker and Elizabeth Wagner

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Alphabetical Donor List Anonymous (26) Acworth Foundation Patricia Piper Perry Adams ’50* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams Rob and Meg Adams Gregory and Lauren Adey Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Adey Nicholas and Pamela Adler Alexander Agnew and Lisa Markushewski Madeleine Agnew ’12 Asra Ahmed and Guillermo Delavault Linda Albert and Rocco LaPenta William Alcorn and Katarina Weslien Henok Alemayo ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alex Benjamin Alexander and Carly Cope Justin and Rachael Alfond Jennifer Hall Alfrey ’91 Allagash Brewing Company Nancy Tyler Allyn ’47 Gary Amara Kathryn Amato Dan and Joan Amory Jonathan Amory ’97 and Chandra Leister The Anderson Family Foundation

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Alexander and Emily Andrews Cindy Holmes Andrews ’70 William and Deborah Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Richard Angle Jr. Ms. Susan Ansin Joel Antolini and Meeghan McLain Rand Ardell and Jessica Simmons Nicholas Armentrout ’88 and Sarah Chappell Armentrout ’88 C.D. ’73 and Betts Armstrong Katherine Armstrong ’04 and Alexander Martin Philip Armstrong ’03 Stanley and Stacie Armstrong Thomas ’76 and Liz Armstrong Steven Arnold Alison Beebe Arshad ’88 Joanne Asherman ’60 Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore Katharine Atwood ’04 Newell and Tenney Augur Margaret Austin Back Cove Books Jane Hartglass Baker ’88 Joseph Barbieri and Rebecca Roth Barbieri

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bare

Elizabeth Berle ’96

Christian Barner and Jennifer Thayer Barner

Roger Berle and Lesley MacVane ’69

Lewis and Carol Barnes

Daniel Berman ’87

Pauline Barry

Rick Bertaska and Gail Spaien

Emma Bartnick and Tobias Nicholson Battelle Foundation Fund of The Columbus Foundation

Thomas Bethea Mr. Stuart Bicknell and Ms. Nan Carey

Cornelia Greaves Bates

David and Elizabeth Biermann

Jessica Battilana and Sarah Picard

Francis Bigelow and Katherine McCrann

Janice Bayley and Christopher Queally

Emily and John Birknes

Bayside Bowl

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bishop

Linda Beagle

Jared and Maura Bisogni

Michael Bedecs

Christopher Bixby ’03

Nancy Montgomery Beebe ’63 and Michael Beebe

Ron and Ellen Black

Henry Beeuwkes and Margaret Mills Elizabeth Woodman Begin ’70 and Jeffory Begin Christian Beier and Yael Sivi-Beier

The Blackbaud Giving Fund Seth and Erica Blanchard Bliss Boutiques Inc. R. Howard Bloch Donald Blodgett

Anne and John Belden

Amanda Pilon Boger ’01

Benevity

Caroline Clifford Bond ’53

Judith Haffenreffer Bennett ’68

Sheila Dietz Bonenberger ’67

Paula Kazon BentinckSmith ’70 and Peter Bentinck-Smith

Ann Bonebakker Bonney ’91

David and Justyna Benton

Leigh Bonney ’76

Barbara Berger

Benjamin Bornstein ’07 and Lauren Fine Bornstein

Christian Berle ’99

Deborah Bornstein

Benjamin Botts and Elizabeth Eng

Jeb Brooks and Cherie Wendelken

Mr. Ed Botts and Ms. Kathy Gunz

Brooks Family Foundation

Drew Boulos ’12 Gregory W. Boulos Gretchen Boulos ’01 and Robert Carter Thomas and Veronica Boutureira Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowe

Christopher Brown ’67 Eric Brown and Lisette Bordes Rachel Brown-Chidsey Margaret Browne ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Buckspan

Scott Bowe ’90

Theodore and Sheila Bukowski

Happy Langmaid Bradford ’54

Michael and Emily Bukowski-Thall

Ms. Patricia Brainard

Thomas Bull ’90

Rachel Levy Brander ’08

Martha Burchenal

John Branson ’65

Laura Burden

Mr. and Mrs. James Bray

Ross and Elizabeth Burdick

Betsy Brayley

Polly Blake Burke ’62

Bread and Friends

Parke Burmeister and Sarah Plimpton

Jessica Wannemacher Breitbeil ’89

Stephen Burt

Joseph and Kristin Brennan

Chris Cabot and Kai Bicknell

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brennan

Ellen Watson Cady ’90

Sam Brin

Joseph and Christina Cahoon

Robert and Pamela Brittingham

George Calvert and MaryAustin Dowd

Mr. and Mrs. James Broder

Christopher Cameron and Sarah Begin Cameron ’01

Joshua Broder ’97 and Eliza Ginn ’00 Adam and Alexandra Bromley Charles and Newell Brookfield

Daniella Nichols Cameron ’94 and Rob Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron Patricia Lappin Camp ’49

Bethany Campbell ’10

Gail Chapman Close ’72

Katherine Campbell ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coburn

Megan Campbell ’10 Thomas and Lori Campbell Keith and Maria Canning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cariddi Elaine Walsh Carney ’88 Penelope Pachios Carson ’58

Dana Dakers and Barbara Belik

Martha Holbrook Douglas Pigeon ’55

John Fanning and Kerry Eielson Fanning

Elizabeth Dakers ’22

Traci and Michael Dowd

Mr. and Mrs. James Farr

Adam Fuchs and Elisabeth Woody

Andrew Cohen ’86

Laurel and Brian Daly

David Drake ’65

Jon and Kimberly Farr

Katie Fullam Harris ’85

Donna Colello

Patrick and Katherine Daly

Courtney Drake Farrell ’03

Charles and Raniya Colten

Ms. Deborah Daniels

Jonathan Drake ’73 and Cathy Drake

Sarah Fuller-Matsubara and Ken Matsubara

Mr. and Mrs. John Conathan II

Peter ’61 and Ronni Davidson

Andy and Cathie Connors

Conan Deady and Cynthia Berliner

Joseph Connors ’15

Allison Carswell

Bernal and Carleen Cook

Timothy and Kim Case

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooke

Michaela Cavallaro Peggy Cavallaro Olivia Chap ’11 The Cheese Shop of Portland Ms. Catherine Chiverton Christopher Chiverton and Alexandra Lash Cynthia Drummond Choate ’60

Maren Cooper ’23 Clark and Abby Copelin Abigail and Nicholas Coppins Madeleine Gatchell Corson ’55* Jefferson Cotton and Kamala Grohman

Joby DeCoster and Sarae Pacetta Edward and Emily Demetriou Josephine Hildreth Detmer ’47* Bernard and Sheila Devine Mark Devoe ’95 Eric and Angela Dexter Figgy DiBenedetto Andrew and Chelsea Diehl

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Counter

Alec, Andrea, Claire ’21 and Charlie ’23 DiNapoli

Tom and Lisa Courtice

Mr. Gary DiPerna Sr.

Troy and Maegan Crabtree

Gary and Stacy DiPerna

Anne Armstrong Cram ’71

Dirigo Solar

Robert Christie ’88

Lucy Crane ’12

John Christin and Nancy DellaMattera

Victoria Nolan Crolius ’70

John Dittmer and Sarah Tunnell

David Choi and Carrie Cross Eric Chown and Rachel Beane

Lynda and Erik Clapp Joshua and Portia Clark Nathan Clark and Kathryn Burnham Jennifer and Fred Clarke Robert Cleaves and Jane Batzell Samuel Cleaves ’10 William Cleaves ’12

Thomas ’78 and Patricia Cronin

Bonnie Docherty ’90 Ryan Doil ’01

Will Crosby and Katherine Simmonds

James and Stephanie Dolan

Crown Jewel

Lazarus Donato and Monica Gambilado

Tristan Cui and Emily Murray Jonathan and Catherine Culley Jason and Wendy Curtis CyberGrants SPV, LLC

Peter Donnelly Margaret Stein Doody ’05 Kirsten Dorsey ’88 Cathy and Matthew Douglas

Peter Drake ’66 and Nancy Drake Richard and Susanna DuBois Jeremy Duda and Brooke Miller ’96 Diane Duncan ’62 Ivan Duzevik and Eliza Grlickova-Duzevik Carrie Earls and AJ Jones East Brown Cow Management, Inc.

Waldron and Mary Faulkner Willard Fenderson Pamela Fife ’74 Ms. Tatiana Fischer Greta Flaherty ’04 Ms. Barbara Fleming and Mr. Eric Sonnichsen Lucy Flight Tracy Floyd and Bryson Hopkins Fore Street Restaurant

Jamie Ecker and Jane Nichols-Ecker

Rolfe Forland and Shelagh Ramage

Educate Maine

Paul and Angela Fournier

Leila Porteous Egginton ’98

Melissa Fox

Kris and Toni Eimicke

Susannah Fox ’98

Lauren Eldridge

Sam and Norma Fratoni

Erin Flett Studio & Shop

Tama Freeman

Ms. Ritu Esbjörn

Eric Frehm and Sarah Barmby

Sean and Vipassana Esbjörn-Hargens

James and Mary Freilinger

The Frye Family

Funtown Splashtown U.S.A. Taylor and Margaret Gaar Michael Galgano* Wyatt and Rachel Garfield James Garland and Carol Andreae Jeffrey Garland ’99 Dr. and Mrs. Whitmore Garland Amanda Gates-Elston ’97 Vanessa Gates-Elston ’96 Gather Lynne Manson Gawtry ’87 and Michael Gawtry Andrew andKatherine Geant Gelato Fiasco Retail Pamela Malcolm Gemery ’53 P. Wheeler Gemmer ’74 Frank and Susan Gentile

Jay and Lynne Espy

Sarah Freilinger ’91

Helen Garrison Estavillo ’90

The Kenneth R. and Vickie A. French Family Fund

Allison Nowicki Estell ’89

Hugh Freund ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gifford

Caroline Robertson Evans ’01

The Lawrence N. and Alice L. Friedland Foundation

Suzannah Gifford and Peter Griffin

Vincent and Laura Faherty

John Frumer and Elizabeth Barrett

Samuel and Mariel Gilbert

Matthew Famolare ’95 Jonathan Fanburg and Stephanie Gartner-Fanburg

Kelley Frumer ’17 Louis Frumer ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fry

Katherine Glaser Getchell ’88

Alexis Gilman ’92 David and Maria Glaser Christopher Gleason and Andrea Brown Gleason * Deceased

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Rabbi Brenner Glickman ’89 and Elaine Glickman

James Hagan and Anne Wade

Peter and Diane Godsoe

Mrs. Julie Hagan

Kimberly Davidson Golden ’94

Anna Halat

Michaela Goldfine ’90 Ian Good ’22 Ralph Good and Catherine Cloudman Sophie Good ’18 Maureen Gorman Miriam Gough ’77 Emily Graham and Karl Gifford Ms. Marilyn Graham Leah Grams ’15 Kristen Plette Grannell ’99 Deborah Clark Gray ’66 Mary Gray and Karen Bauer Helen Gray-Bauer ’15 Jennifer Greaves Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gribbon Benjamin and Isabel Griffith Simon and Elizabeth Griffiths Andriy Gubachov and Maryna Melnyk Dalit Gulak ’01 Hyman Gulak Lucien and Caroline Guthrie Megan Guynes H & E Paint Bar Leandre Habonimana and Concilie Nahayo

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Fiona Haslett Mahmoud Hassan Caroline Hastings ’17

Ronald and Susan Hall

Corrilla Decker Hastings ’53

Thomas and Lynn Hallett

Brian and Emilie Hatch

Peter Hamblin and Carol Titterton

TJ Hauser and Lindsay Hocking-Hauser

Leah Hamilton

Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Havumaki

Susan and Philip Hamilton Devens Hamlen and Samar Post Jamali Lillian Hancock ’04 Susana Hancock ’03 William and Lindsay Hancock Mark and Erica Corina Hankowski Susan Soule Hansen ’61 Steve and Theo Hanson Andrew Happel and Margaret Logan Betsey Staples Harding ’62 Katherine Harding Meredith Harrell ’91 Jed and Amy Harris Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Harrison Mary Senter Hart ’55 Charlotte Harvey ’08 John Harvey ’05 and Kristy Andrews Harvey ’08 Whitney Neville Harvey Julianna Harwood ’15 Katherine Harwood ’13 William Harwood and Ellen Alderman Jesse Knight and Manami Hasegawa

Sten Havumaki and Lauren Rioux Holly Haywood Thomas P. Healy Matthew and Laura Hearst Tim Hebda and Sarah Morrisseau David Hecht and Aviva Briefel

Capt. and Mrs. Glenn Hodgdon Eric Hoffsten and Claire Houston Mark and Stephanie Hogan Sara Holbrook ’62 Ilo Holdridge ’21 Ethan Holm ’10 Ken and Hilary Holm ’82 Ryan Holm ’12 Edward Holmes Judy Holmes ’72 Ms. Denise Holt Jake Hopkins and Anne Scribner Hopkins Charlie Hornor ’23 James and Eileen Hornor Abigail Horrisberger ’14

Zachary Hefferen and Maria Preti

Mr. and Mrs. Kim Housewright

Robyn Smith Helmer ’54

Ross and Crystal Housewright

Alice Heminway ’92 Merritt Heminway ’90 and Lydia Maier ’90

Abigail Howells ’21 Amelia Howells ’23

Rich Henry

Eddie and Patty Howells

Guillermo and Jeraldine Herrera

Christine and Polly Howerton-Lynch

Bernard Hidier and Tanuja Desai Hidier

John Hoy and Mary Sauer

Mr. and Mrs. James Higgins III James and Patricia Higgins

Luke D. Huber ’81 Megan Huber ’79 and Deb Braun

Peter Hinman and Chiara Liberatore

Benjamin Huffard and Bronwyn McCarthy Huffard ’88

Phil Hirschkorn and Nancy Merwin

Carolyn Hughes and Darrell Pardy

Mr. George Hissong Jr. and Ms. Jacqueline Elfenbein

Karen Hunter

Kurt and Christi Hissong

Mr. Alan Hutchinson and Ms. Rumenija Truncali Hutchinson John Hutchison and Stacey Sevelowitz Hyatt Place Portland Old Port

David ’96 and Jessica Joyce

Sarah Krainin ’98

David and Kara Leopold

Patrick and Janet Joyce

Erik and Lisa Kramer

Steve and Cinda Joyce

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kramer

David and Stefanie Levenson

Robert Russell and Elizabeth Kaser Mr. and Mrs. Albert Katz

Chelsea Leighton Hyde ’07

Allen and Samantha Katz

Abigail Ingalls ’98

Charles Katz-Leavy and Michelle Leavy

Liston Inman and Aster Kahsai Darius Iranpour and Tracy Michaud Alexander Irvine and Lindsay Kaplan Mark Isherwood and Heather Robertson Isherwood ’89 Howard Ives ’65 Mary Iyer Mr. Bill Jackson Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson Laura Jackson and Richard Brown Ryan and Kelsey Jackson David Jaffe David Janse and Judith Greene-Janse Dan and Stacey Jenkins Nicolas Jenkins ’18 David Johanson and Jenepher Burton Mr. Robert and Dr. Melissa Johnson Haynes Johnston and Lilly Darche Bradley Jones and Melanie Boone Susan Palmer Jones ’58 and Spencer Jones*

Christopher and Rachel Keegan Dianne and Ed Keenan Patrick and Jessica Keenan Patrick and Janice Kelly

Robert Levine and Vilean Taggersell

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kreisher

Catherine Lewis ’84

Nathaniel Krenkel and Cornelia Calder

Dale and Rich Lewis

Donald and Hadar Kunstler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kupfer Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell

Margaret Christie Keohan ’89

Matthew LaCasse ’05 and Elizabeth Ackerman LaCasse

Jason and Lisen Kern

Eric and Gretchen Lacombe

Sam Kilbreth ’97

Mrs. Ann Ladd

Angus and Catherine King

Lake & Company

Kristen Graffam King ’89

Michael Lambert and Rebecca R. Lambert ’98

Brigitte and Hal Kingsbury Matthew Kingsbury ’08 Bob and Caitlin Kirby

Peter and Emily Levine

John Kreis and Caroline Savory

Bruce Lane Betsy and Leonard Langer

Elizabeth Lewis ’11 Julie Lewis William Lewis ’16 Heidi L’Heureux Edward Li and Kin Ly Michael and Camilla Li Anna Libby ’09 Jodi and Scott Libby Lisa and Joseph Libby Lowell and Melissa Libby Spencer Libby ’06 and Maggie DeFanti Libby ’06 Ryan and Stacy Linehan Jonathan and Leila Linen Wade Lippert and Heather McKenny Lippert ’92

Daniel and Bethany Kleban

Spencer Laudiero and Rachael MacFarlane-Laudiero

Anie and Joseph Kline

Henry and Sarah Laurence

Klingenstein Philanthropies

Pamela Knowles Lawrason ’65

Lucy Fowler Klug ’52

LB Kitchen

Theda Logan

Ed Knoll and Divya Muralidhara

Benjamin Leahy ’91

Jeffrey and Beth Longcope

Meredith Leary and Francesca Infantine

Lee Longnecker and Diana Fish

Leslie and Bill Lee

John Lord ’73

Carol Lennig

Ted and Abby Lord

Page and Laura Lennig

Nancy Langmaid Loth ’62

Darene Holbrook Lennon ’58

Mr. and Mrs. David Low Sr.

Sean and Barbara Kirby

Caroline Campbell Knott ’55 Keith and Elaine Knowlton Susan Koch Leeza Kopaeva ’18 Lewis and Margaret Krainin

Lipton Crisp Family Foundation Shunming Liu and Jie Tao Giovanna Gray Lockhart

* Deceased

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Ellie Linen Low and Dave Low Isabel Lowell and Emily Walker LPL Financial Bronley and Matthew Luhrman Diane Lukac and Steve Silin Luke’s Lobster Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Margarethe Lutz The M&T Charitable Foundation Arnie Macdonald and Liza Moore Ann Machado Amelia Payson MacLeod ’67 Cathel and Jan Macleod Lindsey Macleod ’10 Megan Macleod ’06 and Mark Bellis Mr. William Macleod Jeffrey Madore Rick Magnuson and Martha MacDougal Magnuson ’91 Jim and Liz Maier Maine Beer Company Maine Humanities Council Anthony Mamone and Shelley Ratay Kate Leslie Mann ’66 Mrs. Karen Mantai Mr. and Mrs. David Maraniss Mr. and Mrs. Charles March

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Colin and Roberta March

Mr. Robert Melzer

Albert Moore ’83

Ralph and Megan Nelson

One Sixty Five

Monique Marchilli-Barker

Ms. Rose Mendoza

Janice L. Moore ’82

John and Cynthia Orcutt

Michael and Jill Marsanskis

Sophia Mendoza and W. Christopher Lee

Michael and Jo-Anna Moore

Zachary ’93 and Camille Nelson

Charles Marston

Ellie Mercer

Steven Marston

Erik Mercer and Sandro Sechi

Slade Moore and Claire Enterline

Shaad Masood and Andrea Breau Mason Masteka and Meredith Wood-Masteka Diane Matthews and Angela Matthews William Matthews ’03 Nick ’05 and Rose Mazuroski Nancy McAllister Suzanne McAllister Zachary and Amy McBee Ms. Sarah McBrian and Mr. Wayne Breda

Sean Mewshaw and Desiree Van Til Migis Lodge David and Libby Millar Greer Millard ’09 James and Kristine Millard Avis and Fred Miller

Damon and Janice Miller

Raymond and Leah Morrow

Katherine Ostrye Miller ’99 Mark Miller ’98 Shelby Hayden Miller ’71 Nathan and Jennifer Mills Robert Mills

Holly and Tom McKenny

Benjamin Mini and Braden Buehler

Ms. Louise McKinnon

Zareen Taj Mirza ’75

Judith McManamy ’58

Carolyn S. Mitchell

Reid McMullan ’05

Chris and Steve Mitchell

Michelle McPherson Miller

Katie Reimann Mohlin ’03

Kirsten McWilliams ’91

Kent and Ann Mohnkern

Mr. and Mrs. David Mechtenberg

Betsy and Clifford Mohr

Spencer ’90 and Shea Melnick

John Morrill

Spencer and Holly Morris

Jesse McDonough and Nora Petroliunas

Joseph and Gloria Melnick

Brendan and Courtney Morrell

Charles Miller ’65

Carrie McColgan

James and Jill Meek

Sophia Morgenstern Ranta ’05

Kevin Morris and Diana Norwood

Matthew Miller ’01

Matthew and Sunshine Mechtenberg

Jason and Christina Moran

Carol Miller

Hannah Nagle McCabe ’02

Ms. Kate McGowan

Warren Moorhead and Mara Robinov-Moorhead

Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft Ms. Marsha Mongell Katharine Moody ’76

Walden S. Morton Ezra Moser ’06 Jeremy Moser and Laura Kittle Naomi Moser ’09 James and Xoa Moshier James Mullen and Elise Ansel Mimi Munson Joshua and Marci Murphy Leslie Murray Peggy MacVane Murray ’70 Elizabeth Hamblin Naylor ’97 David Neilan William and Pia Neilson Barry and Susan Nelson

Hannah Orcutt Mook ’07

Daniel Nelson ’82 and Shanie Price Nelson

Jean Moon and Vicki Black

Kenneth and Mary Nelson

Daniel Nere and Hana Alem Sarah Neuren ’12 Mitchell Newlin ’12 Thomas Newton ’07 New York Distilling Company Tri Nguyen and Maura Ryan Arthur and Juanita Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nickerson Ben and Anne Niles Hilary Niles ’12 Nine Stones Spa Lauren Nivison Daniel Noone ’22 Brooke Noopoom Karl Norberg and Pam Gleichman Ms. Kyle Norberg Mr. William Noto and Mrs. Martha Sutro Joseph Nowak ’07 Raymond and Ruth Ann Nowak Saniya O’Brien ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Dick O’Connor Ocotillo Brunch and Events

Judith Jones Orlandi ’64 Hal Ostrom and Kimberly Smith Rev. Larney Otis OTTO Pizza Paul Ovigele and Whitney Ball Daniel and Bronwen O’Wril Matthew Page ’97 Mary Jane and Peter Pagenstecher Pamela Pahel Victoria Paine Frolich ’06 John Palmer ’54 Katherine Papagiannis Anne Chadwick Parker ’61 Bartley Parker and Jessica Thomas Jason and Sara Parker Jeannette Carlton Parker ’56 Julia Parker ’88 Stephen Parker ’84 Jonathon and Jessica Parker-Stafford Mrs. Judy Parkhill Nicholas Parson ’04 Margo Chapman Pearson ’67

Destry Oldham-Sibley

Mr. and Mrs. Keating Pepper

Mr. David Olson and Ms. Linda Bernard-Olson

Elizabeth Drake Perkins ’98

Rob and Sara Olson

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Peterson Esq.

Brendan O’Neil and Sarah Coburn

Katherine Peterson ’07

Mr. Viktoras Petroliunas

Rainbow Toys

John and Sonia Robertson

Fernando Saavedra

Julia Emerson Pew ’57

Damion Rallis and Courtney Cook

Rodney and Diane Robertson

Mr. and Mrs. Cotty Saltonstall

Matt and Kay Ralston

Jacqueline Robinov

Brandon Salway

Katharine Randall ’83

Kelsey Robinov

David and Margaret Pinchbeck

Gregory Rapawy and Jessica Boger

Mesa Robinov ’13

Andrew and Catriona Sangster

Dorothea Pinchbeck ’18

Nathan and Gena Rawlins

Ross Piper and Stacey Warner

Jack and Emily Rayers

Jeffrey and Karen Philbrick David Philpott and Heidi Lawson

Ms. Sarah Piper

Nathaniel Read and Teresa Telander

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plumb

Debbie Reed

James and Jennifer Pochurek

Mary Reed ’94

Ms. Patricia Pochurek Polish Phil and Ula Polsky Heidi Pomerleau ’97 Katherine Pope Jed ’99 and Landace Porta Mr. Roy Pfeil and Ms. Juliana Post

Torie Reed ’92 James and Sonali Reese Mary Rehak John and Margaret Reimann Edward Reiner and Susan Lakari Parker Repko Emma Reynolds

Cornelia Leighton Robinson ’52 Thomas and Laura Robinson Virginia Drake Robinson ’05 William Robinson and Jennifer Reed Mr. Daniel Rocha Clayton Rockefeller ’97 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rogers Matthew and Sheila Rogers Stuart Rogers and Esi Seng James Rohman ’89 Daniel and Crystal Rollins

Mr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank Jr.

Eliza Sprague Rowe ’87 and Will Rowe

Janice Ribeiro

Maximillian Rowe ’14

Judith Ribeiro

Chloë Rowse ’12

Elianna Ricciardi ’07

Mr. Gordon Russell

Benjamin Rice ’04

Ms. Marsha Russell

Frances Emerson Prinn ’60

Jona and Jamie Rice

Dora Russem ’19

Jennifer Queally

Michael Rich

Julie Russem

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Quinlan

Ms. Sally Richardson

Margery Russem

Andrew Quinn

Daniel Richman and Lindsay Frye Richman ’96

Nina Russem ’09

Shirley Cole Quinn ’42* John Radway

Seth Rigoletti Jan Meyer Roberson ’55

Rosa Scarcelli ’88 and Thomas Rhoads Gillian Schair ’90 Ineke Schair Justin Schair ’01 and Payal Schair Erica Schair-Cardona ’94 and Ivan Cardona Rowena Schenck Bobby Schleicher ’11

Christina Schnell ’00

Edward Rowe and Catherine Bickford

Stephen Pride ’01 and Nicole Pride

Momena Sayed ’01

Caroline Schnell ’06

Thomas and Mika Reynolds

Christopher Price and Wendy Poole

Kristine Saunders ’67

Susannah Ross ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Powell

Meghan Prestes

Jesse Sargent ’87

Arthur Schnell and Michele Bednarz

Joseph Reynolds and Sarah Russell

Katherine Pratt ’89

Gail Leslie Sargent ’61

Ian ’91 and Stacey Ross

Daniel Poteet and Allison Kupfer Poteet Joseph and Tania Powers

Sophie Sangster ’19

Mary Ryan Julie Ryder

Peter Schnell ’10 Mrs. Cathy Schrader Jeremy ’84 and Kerry Sclar Jessica Scott ’03 Robert and Katy Scott R. Tobey Scott and Amy Woodhouse Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Scribner Timothy Searls and Grace Garland Mark Segar and Susan Metters Elonide Semmes

Maryanne Seredynski and Paul Arthur Jacob Sesker and Angela Jacobs Jim and Lynn Shaffer Ms. Ilene Shaw Sherman Family Foundation Deborah Sampson Shinn Billy and Rosemary Shore Joseph and Kirsten Shovilin Kenyon Shubert Anthony and Jennifer Shurman Emilia Sibley ’02 Harper Sibley ’08 Matthew and Emily Siegel Mr. and Mrs. James Sienko Mr. Don Silverson and Ms. Kate Holz Nathaniel Silverson and Eloise Melzer Janice Simpson ’68 Edward Sims and Deborah Curtis Patricia Sims Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Matthew Slocomb and Michelle McFarlin

Benjamin Soreff ’92 Benjamin Sosnaud ’04 Margaret Sosnaud ’05 Barbara Boyd Soule ’49 Margaret W. Soule Charitable Trust Susan Bliss Soule ’72 Dr. Anthony C. Southall John Southall and Krista Nordgren Southall Joe and Susan Spagnola Sandy and Jill Spaulding Dick and Alice Spencer Samuel ’91 and Alice Spencer Suzanne Spencer ’60 Beth Sperry and Thad Shattuck Ms. Gretta Spier Robert Spivey and Marian Dalton Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46 Seth and Laura Sprague Susanna Sprague ’08 Meg Springer and John Holdridge Springtide Studio Yemaya and Lucas St. Clair Mrs. Dagny St. John

Emily Smaldon ’96

Jordi and Katrina St. John

Barry and Carley Smith

St. Louis Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Smith Brad and Margaret Smith Christopher and Anne Smith

Jeffrey and Christine Stack Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stack Standard Baking Company

Tim Soley and Maria Gallace

Rodger Stebbins

Tracy and Bill Sommers

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Peter Stein ’12

Richard Thompson ’94

Joshua and Lea Steirman

Thompson’s Point Development Co.

Jonathan Watling and Dana Peirce

Devin Van Dyke ’10

Chris and Pat Watson

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Thornton

Deborah Sampson Van Hoewyk ’60

Wayside Tavern

Ayres ’82 and C.C. Stockly

John Thurston and Guy Mark Foster

Louise Gulick Van Winkle ’60 and Davis Van Winkle

Olivia Stockly ’14

Gerard Tiernan ’91

Savannah Stockly ’13

Joan Tilney*

Thomas and Sarah Vander Schaaff

Walker Stockly ’11

Ms. Jessie Timberlake

Blake Stoddard ’84

Bruce Tindal and Nancy Drummond Tindal ’71

Rebecca Stern Mark and Alice Steward Lorry and Neal Stillman

Michael ’82 and Barbara Stoddard Jamie and Claire Storrs Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strauss Ms. Sandra Strouss Noelle Surette ’04 Sur Lie Steve and Katherine Tagtmeier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tansey Joseph Tansey and Ellis Pepper Michael and Nancy Tarpinian Mary Lou Thall Philip Thaxter ’65 Sandra Thaxter ’61 Megan Gentile Theriault ’05 Kevin and Dawn Therrien Christian and Elizabeth Thomas Christina Poole Thomas ’74 John ’85 and Stacie Thomas Mary Thompson ’08 Nathaniel Thompson

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Abigail Whiting Van Dam ’03

Jonathan Tindal ’02 Kenneth and Alyssa Tolman Ms. Mary Tolman Bonnie Marshall Tompkins ’60 J. Wolfe Tone and Elana Toscano William A. Torrey and Pamela Phillips Torrey Phuc and Susan Tran Jeff Troiano and Abby Dubay-Troiano

David Vaughan and Heather Dunbar Andrew Veroneau ’07 David Vickery and Tasha Worster-Vickery Francis and Elizabeth von Stade Andrew Voorhees Emily Wagg ’20 Geoff and Alice Wagg Henry Wagg ’22

Ms. Deena Weinstein Genevieve Welch ’18 Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor Andrew Wells and Narrissa Richard Wells ’02 John and Lucy Werner

West Wind Lobster Tours David Whaples

Suzanne Stacey Wall ’64 Margo Walsh ’82

Richard and Kelly Valdmanis

Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16

Matthias Wagner and Kari Rae Seekins

Aklilu Tsaedu and Rahel Hagos

Kristin and Warren Valdmanis

Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Webster

Timothy Wagg

Olivia Troiano ’16

Khalilah Ummah ’04

Hannah Webber ’85

Jonathan R. and Rebecca Stetson Werner

Justin Troiano ’06

Christopher and Sydney Turner

Lucy Weaver ’15

Nicholas Wagg ’18

Michael and Marina Waisman

Samuel and Lindsey Tucker

George Weaver and Vicky Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh Yucheng Wang and Hongling Li Suzanne Wordock Ward ’91 Hans and Lee Warner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner

Thor and Lisa Valdmanis

James and Patricia Wasserman

Valo

Mr. and Mrs. John Watling

Rebecca Wheatland ’90 Betsey Loveland Wheeler ’57 Katherine Whitaker ’12 Catherine White ’02 David and Breda White Karen Whitney Timothy Whittemore ’00 James Wight and Alexandra Collins Wight ’00 Mr. A. Tappan Wilder Jenney Wilder Ms. Robin Wilder Danielle Wildes and William Clark

REVENUE AND EXPENSES

GIVING AT A GLANCE

Seth and Alison Wilkinson Leonora Zilkha Williamson ’91 Clint and Jennifer Willis Williston-Immanuel United Church Joyce Wilson-Sanford and David Sanford Matthew Winch and Jennifer Garrett

ANNUAL GIVING Support for Current Operations

Budgeted Revenue 2024–25

TOTAL

$24,930,168

Virginia Dana Windmuller ’57 David and Nell Wing

Tuition

$20,727,463

Michael and Michelle Winn

Endowment

$1,344,705

Steven and Lauren Withers

Aux

$1,789,000

Jessica Wolinsky ’02

Fundraising

$740,000

Jonathan Wolinsky ’06

Other

$329,000

The Waynflete Fund (unrestricted support)

$742,161

Restricted annual giving (designated support)

$243,544

TOTAL

$985,715

CAPITAL SUPPORT Support for Growth

Endowment

$46,126

Kingson Woo

Buildings

$1,194,397

Morgan Woodhouse ’10

Other

$616

TOTAL

$1,241,139

TOTAL GIVING

$2,226,854

Roger Woodman ’72 and Carol DeTine John Wordock ’87

Budgeted Expenses 2024–25

Richard Wortley

TOTAL

Nina Coates Woolcott ’08

Adam York and Tamara Herrick

$24,930,168

Alicia Zambelli ’88 Rebecca Zebo Timothy Zebo and Kathryn Hjelle Zephyr Ice Andrea Zglobicki ’89 Eric Zieff ’84 Mr. Michael Zimman and Ms. Ellen Rovner Ross Zucker and Elizabeth Wagner

* Deceased

Payroll & Benefits $13,005,091 Financial Aid $5,249,418 Auxiliary Programs $1,985,500 Debt Service $1,123,000 Plant $1,072,500 Administration $776,650 Instruction $685,000 Technology

$375,000 Endowed Financial Aid $373,180 Program Support $264,829 Professional Development $20,000 Continuous Plant Renovation -Contingency --

Gifts to the school over the 2023–24 year totaled more than $2.25 million. Broad support for operations and programming, buildings and infrastructure, and our endowment is essential to the health and growth of Waynflete. It is with deep appreciation that we report these numbers.

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Alumni Giving by Class 1946

Mary Louise Thomas Sprague

1947

Nancy Tyler Allyn Josephine Hildreth Detmer*

1949

Patricia Lappin Camp Barbara Boyd Soule

1950

Patricia Piper Perry Adams*

1952

Lucy Fowler Klug Cornelia Leighton Robinson

1953

Caroline Clifford Bond Pamela Malcolm Gemery Corrilla Decker Hastings

1954

Happy Langmaid Bradford Robyn Smith Helmer John Palmer

1955

Anonymous Madeleine Gatchell Corson* Martha Holbrook Douglas Pigeon Mary Senter Hart Caroline Campbell Knott Jan Meyer Roberson

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1956

Jeannette Carlton Parker

1957

Julia Emerson Pew Betsey Loveland Wheeler Virginia Dana Windmuller

1958

Penelope Pachios Carson Susan Palmer Jones Darene Holbrook Lennon Judith McManamy

1960

Joanne Asherman Cynthia Drummond Choate Frances Emerson Prinn Suzanne Spencer Bonnie Marshall Tompkins Deborah Sampson Van Hoewyk Louise Gulick Van Winkle

1961

Peter Davidson Susan Soule Hansen Anne Chadwick Parker Gail Leslie Sargent Sandra Thaxter

1962

Polly Blake Burke Diane Duncan Betsey Staples Harding Sara Holbrook Nancy Langmaid Loth Deborah Weare Slavin

1963

Nancy Montgomery Beebe Margaret Browne

1964

Judith Jones Orlandi Suzanne Stacey Wall

1965

John Branson David Drake Howard Ives Pamela Knowles Lawrason Charles Miller Philip Thaxter

1966

Peter Drake Deborah Clark Gray Kate Leslie Mann

1967

Sheila Dietz Bonenberger Christopher Brown Amelia Payson MacLeod Margo Chapman Pearson Kristine Saunders

1968

Judith Haffenreffer Bennett Janice Simpson

1969

Lesley MacVane

1970

Cindy Holmes Andrews Elizabeth Woodman Begin Paula Kazon Bentinck-Smith Peggy MacVane Murray Victoria Nolan Crolius

1971

Anne Armstrong Cram Shelby Hayden Miller Nancy Drummond Tindal

1972

Gail Chapman Close Judy Holmes Susan Bliss Soule Roger Woodman

1983

Albert Moore Katharine Randall

1984

C.D. Armstrong Jonathan Drake John Lord

Catherine Lewis Stephen Parker Jeremy Sclar Blake Stoddard Eric Zieff

1974

1985

1975

1986

1976

1987

1973

Pamela Fife P. Wheeler Gemmer Christina Poole Thomas Zareen Taj Mirza Thomas Armstrong Leigh Bonney Katharine Moody

1977

Miriam Gough

1978

Thomas Cronin

1979

Megan Huber

1981

Luke D. Huber

1982

Hilary Huber Holm Janice L. Moore Daniel Nelson Ayres Stockly Michael Stoddard Margo Walsh

Katie Fullam Harris John Thomas Hannah Webber Andrew Cohen Daniel Berman Lynne Manson Gawtry Eliza Sprague Rowe Jesse Sargent John Wordock

1988

Nicholas Armentrout Sarah Chappell Armentrout Alison Beebe Arshad Jane Hartglass Baker Elaine Walsh Carney Robert Christie Kirsten Dorsey Katherine Glaser Getchell Bronwyn McCarthy Huffard Julia Parker Alicia Zambelli

1989

Jessica Wannemacher Breitbeil Allison Nowicki Estell Rabbi Brenner Glickman Heather Robertson Isherwood Margaret Christie Keohan Kristen Graffam King Katherine Pratt James Rohman Susannah Ross Andrea Zglobicki

1990

Scott Bowe Thomas Bull Ellen Watson Cady Bonnie Docherty Helen Garrison Estavillo Michaela Goldfine Merritt Heminway Lydia Maier Spencer Melnick Gillian Schair Rebecca Wheatland

1991

Jennifer Hall Alfrey Ann Bonebakker Bonney Sarah Freilinger Meredith Harrell Benjamin Leahy Martha MacDougal Magnuson Kirsten McWilliams Saniya O’Brien Samuel Spencer Gerard Tiernan Suzanne Wordock Ward Leonora Zilkha Williamson

1992

Alexis Gilman Alice Heminway Heather McKenny Lippert Torie Reed Benjamin Soreff

1993

Zachary Nelson

1994

Anonymous Daniella Nichols Cameron Kimberly Davidson Golden Mary Reed Erica Schair-Cardona Richard Thompson

1995

Mark Devoe Matthew Famolare

1996

Elizabeth Berle Vanessa Gates-Elston David Joyce Brooke Miller Lindsay Frye Richman Emily Smaldon

1997

Jonathan Amory Joshua Broder Carly Cope Amanda Gates-Elston Sam Kilbreth Elizabeth Hamblin Naylor Matthew Page Heidi Pomerleau Clayton Rockefeller

1998

Leila Porteous Egginton Susannah Fox Abigail Ingalls Sarah Krainin Rebecca R. Lambert Mark Miller Elizabeth Drake Perkins

1999

Anonymous Christian Berle Jeffrey Garland Kristen Plette Grannell Katherine Ostrye Miller Jed Porta

2000

Eliza Ginn Christina Schnell Timothy Whittemore Alexandra Collins Wight

2001

Anonymous Amanda Pilon Boger Gretchen Boulos Sarah Begin Cameron Ryan Doil Caroline Robertson Evans Dalit Gulak Matthew Miller Stephen Pride Justin Schair

2002

Anonymous Hannah Nagle McCabe Emilia Sibley Jonathan Tindal Narrissa Richard Wells Catherine White Jessica Wolinsky

2003

Anonymous Philip Armstrong Christopher Bixby Courtney Drake Farrell Susana Hancock William Matthews Katie Reimann Mohlin Jessica Scott Abigail Whiting Van Dam

2004

Katherine Armstrong Katharine Atwood Greta Flaherty Lillian Hancock Nicholas Parson Benjamin Rice Benjamin Sosnaud Noelle Surette Khalilah Ummah

2005

Anonymous Margaret Stein Doody John Harvey Matthew LaCasse Nick Mazuroski Reid McMullan Sophia Morgenstern Ranta Virginia Drake Robinson Margaret Sosnaud Megan Gentile Theriault

2006

Henok Alemayo Hugh Freund Maggie DeFanti Libby Spencer Libby Megan Macleod Ezra Moser Victoria Paine Frolich Caroline Schnell Justin Troiano Jonathan Wolinsky

2007

Anonymous Benjamin Bornstein Katherine Campbell Chelsea Leighton Hyde Hannah Orcutt Mook Thomas Newton Joseph Nowak Katherine Peterson Elianna Ricciardi Andrew Veroneau

2008

Anonymous Rachel Levy Brander Charlotte Harvey Kristy Andrews Harvey Matthew Kingsbury Harper Sibley Susanna Sprague Mary Thompson Nina Coates Woolcott

2009

Anna Libby Greer Millard Naomi Moser Nina Russem

2010

Bethany Campbell Megan Campbell Samuel Cleaves Ethan Holm Lindsey Macleod Peter Schnell Devin Van Dyke Morgan Woodhouse

2011

Olivia Chap Elizabeth Lewis Bobby Schleicher Walker Stockly

2012

Madeleine Agnew Drew Boulos William Cleaves Lucy Crane Ryan Holm Sarah Neuren Mitchell Newlin Hilary Niles Chloë Rowse Peter Stein Katherine Whitaker

2013

Katherine Harwood Mesa Robinov Savannah Stockly

2014

Louis Frumer Abigail Horrisberger Maximillian Rowe Olivia Stockly

2015

Anonymous Joseph Connors Leah Grams Helen Gray-Bauer Julianna Harwood Lucy Weaver

2018

Sophie Good Nicolas Jenkins Leeza Kopaeva Dorothea Pinchbeck Nicholas Wagg Genevieve Welch

2019

Dora Russem Sophie Sangster

2020

Emily Wagg

2021

Claire DiNapoli Ilo Holdridge Abigail Howells

2022

Elizabeth Dakers Ian Good Daniel Noone Henry Wagg

2023

Maren Cooper Charles DiNapoli Charles Hornor Amelia Howells

2016

Acadia Delancey Weinberg William Lewis Olivia Troiano

2017

Kelley Frumer Caroline Hastings

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Organizations

Ruth Cook Hyde 1910 Circle Anonymous (2) Ellen Alderman and William Harwood Maureen AnthoineOrlandini Betts Armstrong and C.D. Armstrong ’73 Jane Batzell and Robert Cleaves Nancy Montgomery Beebe ’63 Elizabeth Woodman Begin ’70 and Jeffory Begin John Belden and Anne Belden Christian Berle ’99 Roger K. Berle Harriet Langmaid Bradford ’54 Deborah Lombard Brett ’42* and George Brett* Fletcher Brown*

Constance Verrill Reich ’43*

James E. Freilinger and Katie Freilinger

Helen-Mae Reisner ’69

John Frumer and Elizabeth Barrett Lynne Manson Gawtry ’87 David S. Glaser and Maria Glaser Joseph Gray, Jr. and Marie Gray Nancy Keith Holland ’38* Ruth Cook Hyde 1910* Anne Jackson* and Dick Jackson* Anne Davis Johnson ’32* Ellen Libby Lawrence ’35* Diane Lukac and Steven Silin Ellen Maltby-Askari ’60*

Margaret Burnham 1921*

Robert A.G. Monks and Millicent Monks

Michael Cohen and Terry Cohen

Robert C. Monks and Bonnie Porta

Annie V. Crader *

Destry Oldham-Sibley

Deborah Curtis*

John and Cynthia Orcutt

Laurie Marshall Cushman ’59 Barbara Davis ’36* Nancy (Ping) Drake* David Elliott and Elaine Elliott Helen Emerson 1926*

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Joan Sayward Franklin ’46*

Richard Rockefeller* Erica Schair-Cardona ’94 and Ivan Cardona Ineke Schair Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 Margaret Soule ’59* Kenneth Spirer and Dr. Joan Leitzer Anne Rines Stanley ’61* Mary Ann McCahill Strahan ’44* Karen Stray-Gundersen and Jane Begert Jeffrey Thaler and Karen Massey Widgery Thomas, Jr.* William Torrey and Pamela Phillips Torrey Patricia Hale Tyson ’43* Eleanor Van Aken Wolcott ’57* Mary Van Etten ’30* Clint and Jennifer Willis

Anne Chadwick Parker ’61 Alice Mary Pierce ’42* Shirley Cole Quinn ’42* Deborah Reed

* Deceased

We are grateful to the following businesses, foundations, and organizations that supported Waynflete last year in many ways: through cash donations, gifts in kind, and through facilitation of gifts or matching gifts.

Acworth Foundation Allagash Brewing Company The Anderson Family Foundation Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore Back Cove Books Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bayside Bowl Benevity Bessemer Trust The Blackbaud Giving Fund Bliss Boutiques Inc. Bread and Friends Brooks Family Foundation The Cheese Shop of Portland Clearstead Trust, LLC The Columbus Foundation Community Foundation of Jackson Hole Crown Jewel CyberGrants SPV, LLC Dirigo Solar East Brown Cow Management, Inc. Educate Maine Edward Jones Erin Flett Studio & Shop Fidelity Brokerage Services Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fore Street Restaurant Funtown Splashtown U.S.A.

Gather Gelato Fiasco Retail Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund H & E Paint Bar H.M. Payson & Company Hillman Charitable Foundation HVAC Products, Inc. Hyatt Place Portland Old Port J.M. Huber Corporation J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Jebediah Foundation Joseph H. Thompson Fund Klingenstein Philanthropies Lake & Company LB Kitchen LMNOP Parliament Fund Loring, Wolcott & Coolidge Trust, LLC LPL Financial Luke’s Lobster The M&T Charitable Foundation Maine Beer Company Maine Community Foundation Maine Humanities Council Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Migis Lodge Morgan Stanley National Philanthropic Trust New York Distilling Company Nine Stones Spa

Ocotillo Brunch and Events One Sixty Five OTTO Pizza Polish Rainbow Toys Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Rhode Island Foundation Robinson Smith Wealth Advisors Schwab Charitable Fund Sherman Family Foundation Springtide Studio St. Louis Community Foundation Standard Baking Company Sur Lie T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Thompson’s Point Development Co. US Bank Valo Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Wayside Tavern Welch & Forbes LLC West Wind Lobster Tours The William J. J. Gordon Family Foundation Williston-Immanuel United Church Zephyr Ice

Gifts in Honor IN HONOR OF Eva Abbott ’20 and Noah Abbott ’24 Mr. R. Howard Bloch Asra Ahmed Emma Reynolds Jacoby ’30 and Esther ’32 Alfond Ms. Deena Weinstein Jenny Hall Alfrey ’91 Kirsten McWilliams ’91 Jon Amory ’97 Ben Mini and Braden Buehler Louisa Anderson James Garland and Carol Andreae Rand Ardell Springtide Studio Gracie Barker Douglas Barker and Monique Marchilli-Barker Pauline Barry Anonymous Robert Levine and Vilean Taggersell Robert and Katy Scott Emma Bartnick Bernard Hidier and Tanuja Desai Hidier Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor

Chris Beaven Jeffrey Garland ’99 Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Kai Bicknell Samuel and Mariel Gilbert Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell Lydia Birknes ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Lamson Rheinfrank Jr. Lynne Breen Lorry and Neal Stillman Lily ’27 and Pearl ’30 Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brennan Omari Brent ’27 Peter Hinman and Chiara Liberatore Alice Brock Joseph Nowak ’07 Leonard L. Brooks Michael and Jo-Anna Moore Ross Burdick Harrison Edwards ’32 Ronald and Susan Hall Anthony Mamone and Shelley Ratay Nils Burton-Johansen ’24 Kenneth and Mary Nelson Niall Calvert ’20 George Calvert and MaryAustin Dowd

Caleb Cameron ’36 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cameron Tom Campbell Katherine Campbell ’07 Laura Jackson and Richard Brown Lowell and Melissa Libby Ben Mini and Braden Buehler Murielle Cariddi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cariddi Ellie Chidsey Rachel Brown-Chidsey Jennifer Clarke Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Isla Connolly-Zebo ’24 Rebecca Zebo Joseph ’15 and Jessica ’22 Connors Dianne and Ed Keenan Cathie Connors Dianne and Ed Keenan Lowell and Melissa Libby Spencer Libby ’06 and Maggie DeFanti Libby ’06 John Morrill Noelle Surette ’04 Skylar Cook ’24 Ms. Peggy Cavallaro Elizabeth Cooke Ellen Watson Cady ’90 Warren Cooke ’35 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cooke

Wendy Curtis Jonathan and Catherine Culley Elonide Semmes Anthony and Jennifer Shurman Beth Sperry and Thad Shattuck Henry Wagg ’22 Laurel Daly Bethany Campbell ’10 Devens Hamlen and Samar Post Jamali Ed Knoll and Divya Muralidhara Mike Dank Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16 Mari-Elena Davis ’99 Holly Haywood Ana Haywood Davis ’03 Holly Haywood Jim Deterding Amelia Howells ’23 Miles Sims-KasteleinHenry ’24 Basil DiBenedetto ’24 Mark and Alice Steward Claire ’21 and Charlie ’23 DiNapoli Margarethe Lutz Stephanie Dolan Amos Noto ’26 Cathy Douglas Bob and Caitlin Kirby Fletcher Polsky ’24 Anthony and Jennifer Shurman

Nikki Dresser Liston Inman and Aster Kahsai Drew Dubuque Caroline Robertson Evans ’01

Sarah Getchell Liston Inman and Aster Kahsai Ben Mini and Braden Buehler William Noto and Martha Sutro

Mabel Dukes ’36 John Dittmer and Sarah Tunnell

Diane Godsoe Chris Cabot and Kai Bicknell

Andrew E. Rogers ’24 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rogers

Michaela Goldfine Megan Campbell ’10

Carrie Earls Betsy and Clifford Mohr Morgan Earls ’24 Carrie Earls and AJ Jones Betsy and Clifford Mohr Emily Graham Ms. Marilyn Graham Gloria Fanning ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Quinlan Kim Farr Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Melissa Fox Benjamin Alexander and Carly Cope Tiki Fuhro Michael and Emily Bukowski-Thall Barry and Susan Nelson Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16 Sarah Fuller-Matsubara Nathan and Jennifer Mills

Ron Hall Albert Moore ’83 Blake Stoddard ’84 Peter “Doc” Hamblin Pauline Barry John Harvey ’05 and Kristy Andrews Harvey ’08 Elizabeth Hamblin Naylor ’97 Andrew and Catriona Sangster Sophie Sangster ’19 Chris and Pat Watson Sam Harding Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Lucy Courtice Hart ’24 Tom and Lisa Courtice Charlie Harvey John Harvey ’05 and Kristy Andrews Harvey ’08 John Harvey ’05 Cindy Holmes Andrews ’70 Judy Holmes ’72 Theda Logan

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Fiona Haslett Springtide Studio Tim Hebda Karen Hunter Tipton Hemingway ’24 Mira Levine ’24 Jim and Liz Maier Ilo ’21 and Dudley ’23 Holdridge Meg Springer and John Holdridge John Holdridge Ilo Holdridge ’21 Jake Hopkins Devens Hamlen and Samar Post Jamali S. Allen Howes Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Felicity (Flip) Howlett ’62 Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Lucia ’25 and Carmen ’27 Infantine Meredith Leary and Francesca Infantine Heather Isherwood ’89 Geoff and Alice Wagg Jasmijn Janse ’24 David Janse and Judith Greene-Janse Cinda Joyce Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Lily Keegan ’28 Mr. Michael Zimman and Ms. Ellen Rovner Jessica Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alex

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Patricia Davis Klingenstein ’47 Julie Lewis

Lowell Libby Henok Alemayo ’06 Pauline Barry

Sarah Krainin ’98 Lewis and Margaret Krainin

Joseph Connors ’15 David and Maria Glaser Sam Kilbreth ’97 Charles Marston Abigail Whiting Van Dam ’03

Jim Millard David Choi and Carrie Cross

Ruby Luhrman ’24 Bronley and Matthew Luhrman

Bob Mills Rebecca Good ’24 Brian and Emilie Hatch Haynes Johnston and Lilly Darche Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft

Rita Krenkel ’29 Nathaniel Krenkel and Cornelia Calder Niven Wilder Labrum ’32 Mr. A. Tappan Wilder Gretchen LaCombe Devens Hamlen and Samar Post Jamali Brian and Emilie Hatch Patrick and Jessica Keenan Jamie and Claire Storrs David Lagraffe Gary Amara Dan Lamarre Steven Marston Maddy Landry ’10 Anonymous Elizabeth Landry Anonymous Betsy Langer Blake Stoddard ’84 Charlotte Langmaid ’60 Nancy Langmaid Loth ’62 Charlie Lennig ’24 Carol Lennig Alexandra Leopold ’27 Ms. Susan Ansin Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kreisher Michele Lettiere Sam Kilbreth ’97 Mira Levine ’24 Tipton Heminway ’24

Porter MacElhiney Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fry Jeff Madore Martha Burchenal Lydia Maier ’90 Abigail Howells ’21 Joe and Susan Spagnola Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16 Steve Marsten Ayres ’82 and C.C. Stockly Peggy Marston Charles Marston Nancy McAllister Suzanne McAllister Jesse McDonough Olesia Hubachova ’30 Sebastian Ovigele ’24 Owen ’36 and Hank ’38 McDonough Jesse McDonough and Nora Petroliunas Michelle McPherson Miller Mark and Erica Corina Hankowski Maeve Mechtenberg ’24 Mr. and Mrs. David Mechtenberg

Sasha Melnick ’24 Joseph and Gloria Melnick

Paisley Blake Mills ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bishop

Anna ’31 and Isaac ’37 Monti-Harper Ms. Sandra Strouss Jane Moody Katharine Moody ’76 Luccia Moraes ’25 Donald and Hadar Kunstler Belen ’30, Tom ’32, Morgan ’36 Lee Ms. Rose Mendoza Divya Muralidhara Andriy Gubachov and Maryna Melnyk Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor Leslie Murray Joby DeCoster and Sarae Pacetta David Neilan Cathel and Jan Macleod Arthur Schnell and Michele Bednarz

Ralph Nelson Cooper Edwards ’31

Amara Redon ’29 Anonymous

Susan Nelson Sam Brin Christopher Cameron and Sarah Begin Cameron ’01 Maisie Edwards ’36 Zachary ’93 and Camille Nelson

Kathy Remmel James Garland and Carol Andreae Blake Stoddard ’84

Joyce Neumann John Wordock ’87

Jona Rice Sarah Neuren ’12 Ms. Sally Richardson

Judy Novey Jefferson Cotton and Kamala Grohman Emily Smaldon ’96

Janice Ribeiro Judith Ribeiro

Neil Rice Francis Bigelow and Katherine McCrann

Bob Olney Jessica Scott ’03

Che Rich ’24 Michael Rich

Sarae Pacetta Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft

Eliza Esther Robinov-Moorhead ’24 Warren Moorhead and Mara Robinov-Moorhead Mrs. Jacqueline Robinov

Graham ’30 and Blake ’32 Piper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner Benjamin Pochurek ’24 Ms. Patricia Pochurek

Kelsey Robinov Parke Burmeister and Sarah Plimpton Emily Graham and Karl Gifford Mesa Robinov ’13 Springtide Studio

Jed Porta ’99 Katherine Ostrye Miller ’99

Mesa Robinov ’13 Kelsey Robinov

Baxter ’32, Forest ’37, and Atticus Poulin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh

Morgan Robinson Tim LaBua and Sarah Getchell Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft

Meghan Prestes Patrick and Jessica Keenan John Radway Linda Albert and Rocco LaPenta Andrew Happel and Margaret Logan

Andrew Rogers ’24 Stuart Rogers and Esi Seng Whitney Salvail Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor

Brandon Salway Ralph and Megan Nelson Haven Savory-Kreis ’24 John Kreis and Caroline Savory Rowena Schenck Timothy Searls and Grace Garland Jess Scott ’03 Benjamin Alexander and Carly Cope Anne Scribner Hopkins Laurel and Brian Daly Mark Segar Thomas and Lori Campbell Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Sebastian ’19, Griffin ’21, and Isabella ’23 Shames Laura Burden Miles SimsKastelein-Henry ’24 Rich Henry Chris, Alden, and Eugenie Smith Barry and Carley Smith

Lorry Stillman Robert Levine and Vilean Taggersell Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich

Waynflete 4-5 Team Karen Hunter

CC Stockly Joseph and Tania Powers

Waynflete Outliers!

Jonathan Amory ’97 and Chandra Leister

Mary Stockmeyer Robert and Pamela Brittingham Olivia Therrien ’25 Mrs. Ann Ladd Henry Thomas Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46 Stacie Thomas Patrick and Jessica Keenan Courtney Mongell and Ryan Ravenscroft Joshua and Lea Steirman Carol Titterton Ian Good ’22 Andrew and Catriona Sangster Sophie Sangster ’19 Wren Turner ’37 Ms. Deborah Daniels

Julia Smith Jenney Wilder

Jackie Turner Heidi L’Heureux

Dylan Souter ’13 Betsy Brayley

David Vaughn Mark and Erica Corina Hankowski Lowell and Melissa Libby Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Ben Mini and Braden Buehler

Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46 Lucy Flight Sylvan ’32 and Aislyn ’30 St. John Mrs. Dagny St. John Sue Stein Thomas Newton ’07

Geoff Wagg David and Maria Glaser Rodger Stebbins Emily Wagg ’20 Kevin Wellenius and Alane O’Connor

Waynflete Cafe Staff Kelley Frumer ’17

Waynflete Academic Support Department Mark and Stephanie Hogan Waynflete Class of 1966 Kate Leslie Mann ’66 Waynflete Class of 2024 Tri Nguyen and Maura Ryan Ms. Mary Ryan David Vickery and Tasha Worster-Vickery The Waynflete Community Allen and Samantha Katz Clint and Jennifer Willis Waynflete EC teachers Ron and Ellen Black Waynflete Faculty & Staff Amanda Gates-Elston ’97 Matthew and Laura Hearst Sean Mewshaw and Desiree Van Til Greer Millard ’09 Mr. Ed Sims and Ms. Deb Curtis Meg Springer and John Holdridge Michael and Marina Waisman Jonathan R. and Rebecca Stetson Werner Waynflete Library Jordi and Katrina St. John Waynflete Lower School Susan Koch

Waynflete Lower School teachers Anonymous Jordi and Katrina St. John Waynflete Middle School Lazarus Donato and Monica Gambilado Wonderful Waynflete team!

Katie Fullam Harris ’85 Clara Moon Webb Jean Moon and Vicki Black Elliott Werner ’25 John and Lucy Werner Breda White Catherine White ’02 Timothy Whittemore ’00 Karen Whitney John Harvey ’05 and Kristy Andrews Harvey ’08 Sam Kilbreth ’97 Benjamin Leahy ’91 Alex Wight ’00 Anonymous Tessa Wing ’29 David and Nell Wing Miles Wing David and Nell Wing Olivia Winn ’24 Michael and Michelle Winn Steve Withers Andriy Gubachov and Maryna Melnyk Phil Hirschkorn and Nancy Merwin Nicolas Jenkins ’18 Brandon Woo ’15 Kingson Woo Jacob Woodman ’24 Jennifer Queally * Deceased

* Deceased

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Gifts in Memory

G IFTS IN K IN D 2023–2024

IN MEMORY OF Abuelita and Mimi Stuart Rogers and Esi Seng Linda Bean ’59 Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46 Maddy Gatchell Corson ’55 Mary Louise Thomas Sprague ’46 Caroline Crisfield and Agnes Lowell Melissa Fox Debba Curtis Benjamin Bornstein ’07 and Lauren Fine Bornstein Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Heidi Pomerleau ’97 Mesa Robinov ’13 Peter Stein ’12 Acadia Delancey Weinberg ’16 Catherine White ’02 Helen H. Emerson 1926 Julia Emerson Pew ’57 Lisa Fisher ’84 Catherine Lewis ’84 Stephen Parker ’84 Blake Stoddard ’84 Eric Zieff ’84 Peter Goldfine MD Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Charles A Harvey Jr. Charlotte Harvey ’08

Gary Hertz Gerard Tiernan ’91

Ruth D. Pillsbury Judith McManamy ’58

Vergn Hewes Jan Meyer Roberson ’55 Suzanne Stacey Wall ’64

Victoria Simes Poole Christina Poole Thomas ’74

Anne Jackson Margo Walsh ’82 Patricia Davis Klingenstein ’47 Julie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strauss Jerry Swanson Landt ’62 Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Miss Lovejoy Nancy Tyler Allyn ’47 Harriet Lutes Mimi Munson Michael Macklin Elizabeth Lewis ’11 Ed Lutjens and Lacey Goodrich Nicholas Parson ’04

Shirley Cole Quinn ’42 Victoria Nolan Crolius ’70 Andrew Quinn Beth Sheppard Katherine Whitaker ’12 Margaret W. Soule ’59 Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin Stanley & Dorothy Mr. Timothy Zebo and Mrs. Kathryn Hjelle Jane Greene Stephens ’52 Lucy Fowler Klug ’52 Alice Stevens Harper Sibley ’08 Ann Lib Robinson Strout ’41 Judith Jones Orlandi ’64

Sam Maier ’93 Jeremy Duda and Brooke Miller ’96 Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin

Payton Sullivan Steven and Lauren Withers

Sally Means Howard Ives ’65

Beata Vest Steven and Lauren Withers

Nadya Mullen ’83 Betsy and Leonard Langer

Barbara White Catherine White ’02

Pam Paul Matthew Page ’97

Darrell E. Whitney, Sr. Karen Whitney

Nancy Tetrault Kelsey Robinov

GENERAL

SPRING FLING

William Alcorn and Katarina Weslien

Rob and Meg Adams

Benjamin Botts and Elizabeth Eng

Bayside Bowl

Gene Gill Maine Beer Company Migis Lodge New York Distilling Company OTTO Pizza Kelsey Robinov Deborah Weare Slavin ’62 and John Slavin

Back Cove Books Bliss Boutiques Inc. Bread and Friends The Cheese Shop of Portland Clark and Abby Copelin Will Crosby and Katherine Simmonds Crown Jewel Andrew and Chelsea Diehl Erin Flett Studio & Shop Fore Street Restaurant

New York Distilling Company Nine Stones Spa Ocotillo Brunch and Events One Sixty Five Polish Rainbow Toys Standard Baking Company Sur Lie Thompson’s Point Development Co. Wayside Tavern West Wind Lobster Tours Zephyr Ice

Funtown Splashtown U.S.A. Gather Gelato Fiasco Retail H & E Paint Bar Hyatt Place Portland Old Port Lake & Company LB Kitchen Luke’s Lobster Migis Lodge

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PORTRAIT OF A WAYNFLETE GRADUATE

MVALUES IS SI ON Waynflete’s mission is to engage the imagination and intellect of our students, to guide them toward self-governance and self-knowledge, and to encourage their responsible and caring participation in the world.

Our aim is to provide a program that combines security with challenge, playful exploration with rigorous expectation, and range of experience with depth of inquiry.

WAYNFLETE STUDENTS: Explore the wonders of our world.

Curious and courageous learners, Flyers delight in discovery, draw on diverse perspectives and accurate sources, and employ flexible, critical thinking to deepen their understanding.

Grow through challenges.

Agile and resilient problem-solvers, Flyers embrace risk, stretch skills, propose solutions, and take direction from feedback and motivation from failure to achieve their most ambitious goals.

Work with passion and purpose.

Innovative and imaginative creators, Flyers pursue personal interests, develop unique talents, express authentic ideas and emotions, and prioritize health and humanity as they share stories and shape their world.

Lead the way forward, together.

With a strong sense of self and care for others, Flyers eagerly engage in honest dialogue, forge allyships and friendships, and combine forces with other changemakers to advance the common good.

Waynflete’s Portrait of a Graduate is the result of a collaborative process that included input from our entire faculty. It is designed to inform what we teach and how we teach it. The portrait enables teachers to align program, pedagogy, and assessment around a shared vision of student success.

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STATEMENT OF BELIEFS We are devoted to the healthy development of the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Believing that young people are naturally curious about the world, we engage our students with a rich variety of academic and cocurricular experiences, allowing them to explore their own interests, talents, and ideas. Learning flourishes when students are challenged to discover, to create, to take intellectual risks, and to invest themselves passionately in areas both familiar and new.

We believe that diversity is one of the conditions of excellence for our school.

We value the individuality of our students, recognizing that each will take a different path through life. We also believe that every person can be a responsible member of the community and that this sense of responsibility deepens when we treat our students and one another with trust and respect.

It is out of respect for each individual that true community arises—a community of diverse human beings who value the challenges of honoring differences and resolving conflict. We believe that personal freedom and mutual support should be tightly interwoven, and that working with others is as important as striving to achieve one’s own goals. By making these connections, we create an atmosphere in which self-confidence, resilience, and strong relationships can grow.

We believe that our responsibility as educators is to collaborate with one another, with our students, with their families, and with the wider community as we strive to fulfill the mission of our school.

STATEMENT OF GOALS

CONFRONTING RACISM & BIAS: A COMMITMENT TO EQUITY AND JUSTICE Waynflete works to create and sustain an equitable and just environment for all members of our school community. It is school policy not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, or disability.

We believe there is no place for racist or biased language, attitudes, behavior, or actions at Waynflete. Thus, we actively confront any form of racism, racist behavior, or other bias as part of our effort to foster a safe and respectful learning environment.

This commitment permeates all programs, actions, and relationships at Waynflete— curricular and cocurricular, personal, and professional. Waynflete is committed to making it possible for each member of the community to feel valued and to participate in all aspects of school life.

Our goals include a commitment: t o nurture in students a sense of wonder and a lifelong love of learning; t o promote an appreciation for the liberal arts and sciences, while teaching skills of quantitative reasoning, critical and reflective thought, and aesthetic understanding; t o develop a school community enriched by cross-age connections, interdisciplinary opportunities, and an understanding of the range and richness of human history and culture; t o help students adopt healthy values and acquire new skills in an ever-changing world; t o encourage students’ individual initiative and active responsibility for their own learning; t o guide students to become active participants in the community as well as stewards of the environment; t o be a bias-free community that embraces diversity and fosters a positive identity for all persons; t o support students in developing a strong framework for ethical decision-making; and t o inspire students to strive for excellence and integrity in all aspects of their lives.

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