Fall 2013 | Greenhill School
The Magazine of Greenhill School
Ambition Abounds:
Announcing the Building Community Campaign Q&A with Architects Weiss/Manfredi Interview with Campaign Chair E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86
On the Cover The Performing Arts and Assembly Center, designed by the award-winning architectural firm Weiss/Manfredi, will be located on the northeast side of campus and will feature a professionally equipped assembly and concert hall with 600 seats.
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Greenhill School is a diverse community of learners that strives for excellence; values individuality; fosters a passion for learning; promotes the balanced development of mind, body and character; encourages service; and instills a respect for others. Greenhill School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin in the administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions processes, financial aid programs, employment practices, athletic practices and other School administrative activities.
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30 Ambition Abounds
Announcing the Building Community Campaign
38 Q&A with Architects Weiss/Manfredi 40 Interview with Campaign Chair
E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86
41 Building Community Campaign Donors
Annual Report of Gifts 59 A Message from Peter A. Kraus
Chair, Board of Trustees
Departments
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A Word from Scott A. Griggs Head of School
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Greenhill Fund
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School News Briefs
14 Sports News Briefs 18 Class of 2013
60 Statement of Financial Position
27 Creating Connections
61 Endowment Performance
62 Greenhill Giving: Summary of the Year 63 Greenhill Business Club Takes on
Management of Significant Portfolio
By J.R. Neiswender, Director of College Counseling
28 New Frontiers in Equity and Inclusion
By Art Hall, Director of the Office of Equity and Inclusion
63 Building Community Campaign
43 A Message from Mark A. Platt ’87
64 Greenhill Fund
44 Alumni Weekend: A New Tradition
Leadership Team Greenhill Fund Donors Grandparent Donors Faculty and Staff Donors Greenhill Alumni Donors Corporate and Foundation Donors Restricted Operating Donors Fine Arts Operating Donors
President, Alumni Association
46 Alumni News 48 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award 49 Alumni Class Notes 56 In Memoriam 57 Turning Points
89 Library Donors
94 Why I Give
89 Gifts in Kind
95 2013–2014 Board of Trustees
90 Endowment Fund Descriptions
95 Greenhill School Advancement Office
92 Endowment Fund Donors
Our apologies for an error in the last issue of The Hill In the Spring 2013 edition of The Hill on page 19, Sarah Shor ’13 was incorrectly identified in the Homecoming Court photo as her sister, Rachel Shor ’09.
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A Word from the Head of School Dear Greenhill Community, Ambition abounds on the Greenhill campus! You see it in the concentrated gazes of kindergarten students working together to build a seesaw out of a fallen limb on the playground. You hear it in the enthusiastic cheers of volleyball players after scoring a point. You feel it in the unified voices of the choir during a concert. With the same level of ambition as our students, the same high expectation of excellence, I am thrilled to share that we are embarking on the next chapter in Greenhill School history with our $52.5 million Building Community Campaign. As Bernard Fulton and the founders of our School came together in 1950 to start Dallas’ first coed, nonsectarian school, we are coming together to transform our campus with a new Performing Arts and Assembly Center, modern dining spaces, updated athletic fields and expanded parking. I encourage you to read more about this initiative on pages 30–41, and to think about what role you would like to play in this community-wide project. As our new campaign is bringing us together, so does this year’s annual theme, teamwork. While students are no strangers to group work in the classroom, the purpose of this year’s theme is to remind students that when we work together we often accomplish more than our original goals. Head of Middle School Susan Palmer summed it up the best during her opening assembly when she challenged students to identify which teams they planned to participate in – academic, artistic and/or athletic – and determine what they planned to contribute to those teams.
We also take this opportunity to acknowledge the many parents, alumni, grandparents, parents of alumni, faculty, staff and friends of Greenhill who contributed to the School in 2012–2013 in our Annual Report of Gifts. Through your continued generosity, we have built our endowment and provided operational excellence. We are incredibly grateful to everyone for their remarkable support and look forward to another strong year ahead. Thank you,
We must also take a moment to recognize a team that has recently left the Greenhill campus – the Class of 2013. In total, the students applied to 211 different colleges with tremendous success and will attend 71 different schools in the fall. The breadth of the schools that our students attend reflects the wide range of student interests that we witnessed throughout the year in everything from capstones to senior projects. For example, this class had 12 members earn the Presidential Service Award for over 100 hours of community service, three earned honors in the YoungArts competition, three presented research at the Texas Junior Academy of Science, and one earned the distinction of being the top Lincoln-Douglas debater in the nation. With accomplishments such as these, I can only imagine what the future will bring for the Class of 2013.
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Scott A. Griggs Head of School
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It Takes Teamwork. Together we can do great things.
It takes teamwork to accomplish great things. Every gift to the Greenhill Fund supports the mission of the School, setting Greenhill apart from our peers and allowing our students to learn and grow in an environment of limitless possibilities. Every gift brings us closer to that goal, and we thank you for being an active member of the Greenhill team. Every day on our campus, we see students accomplishing great things by working together. Here are a few examples: 350 Lower Schoolers gather every Monday at assembly where they listen, learn, sing, contribute ideas, volunteer, support one another, and grow as a community.
500+ Lower, Middle and Upper School students had artwork featured in the Dallas Museum of Art Young Artists’ Exhibition.
Our partnership with Global Online Academy (GOA) allows Greenhill students to take classes with students around the world. Three Greenhill faculty members teach GOA classes, too!
Every student takes part in our PK–12 community service program, resulting last year in a contribution of 25,000 service hours to hundreds of organizations around the DFW Metroplex.
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Greenhill students earned a 5, the highest score possible, on fifty percent of all AP Exams taken by the students.
Boys Varsity Tennis has won the SPC Championship three out of the last four years.
Thank you to the Greenhill Fund Leadership Team: Peter A. Kraus Board Chair
J. Baxter Brinkmann Nancy P. Carlson Co-Chairs, Development Committee
Lester Levy, Jr. ’79 Bruce Sostek Co-Chairs, Greenhill Fund
Sally and Tom Dunning Co-Chairs, Grandparents
Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Chair, Alumni
Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Co-Chairs, Parents of Alumni
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It takes teamwork. We need you. www.greenhill.org/give For more information, please contact: Anne Hudson Director of Annual Giving 972.628.5512 or hudsona@greenhill.org
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School News Briefs
Head of School for the Day
Lower School News
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Two Fourth Graders Receive Helen Misura Award Presented to a fourth grade boy and girl who demonstrate outstanding leadership, scholarship, citizenship and sportsmanship, Davis Gutow and Jessica Herlitz won the Helen Misura Award for the 2012–2013 school year.
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Middle School News
Two Eighth Graders Receive Ronnie Freeman Award Ellen Margaret Andrews and Beckham Myers were the proud recipients of the Ronnie Freeman Award. This award is presented to an eighth grader who has attended Greenhill for four years and has maintained the highest standards of scholarship, citizenship, leadership and participation in School activities. It is the highest honor attained in Middle School. Sixth Grade Destination Imagination Team Receives First Place Greenhill School’s sixth grade Destination Imagination (DI) team received first place in the Project Outreach competition category in the Dallas area regional competition in February. The team, Alec Becker, Harrison Heymann, Anna Myers, Megan Olomu, Kelsey Roberts, Robert Roseman and Ross Rubin, were tasked with holding a bone marrow drive and a mock press conference with judges at the competition.
Quiz Bowl Team Ascends to National Competition The Middle School Quiz Bowl Team won third place at the St. Mark’s Quiz Bowl Competition and second place in the seventh grade division at the State Competition in March. For the first year ever the team, comprised of eighth-grader Michelle King and seventh-graders Vivek Denkanikotte, Sam Grimsley, Grant Morgan and Drew Singer, traveled to Chicago for the National Competition. Sixth Grader Places at National Latin Image Contest Greenhill sixth-grader Josh Sedacca captured first-place recognition at the “It’s Not All Latin” spring image contest, which was hosted by the National Ancient Coins for Education program. Eighth Grader Wins Second Place in National Essay Contest Eighth-grader Nikhil Rao earned second place in the nation in the annual essay contest sponsored by Ancient Coins for Education, Inc. (ACE). From writing a story on the Battle of Actium, Nikhil has won two ancient bronze coins from the reigns of the emperors Maximian (286–305 CE) and Gallienus (253–268 CE).
Science Olympiad Teams Post High Marks at Tournaments The Science Olympiad teams posted tremendous results as the Middle School program finished first overall and the Upper School team got third place at the regional tournament. For the first time in program history all members of the Middle School team received a medal. The teams advanced to the state tournament for the 11th consecutive year and the Upper School team finished seventh overall at the state level, which marked the 12th consecutive year with a top-10 ranking. Middle School Students Excel in Archery Sixth-grader Chase Brown was selected for the Junior Olympic Archery Development Team and eighth-grader Sidarth Subramanian finished third overall at the U.S. National Field Archery Championships.
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Upper School News Senior Named Semifinalist in Intel Science Talent Search Greenhill senior Jieyi Cai was named a semifinalist in the Intel Science Talent Search for her project on the Detection of Lysyl Oxidase-Like 2 for a Breast Cancer Diagnosis Method with Mini-Biosensors. Jieyi’s research and discovery earned her a spot as a finalist.
Art History Students Partner with Dallas Museum of Art Greenhill art history students kicked off the first ever high school–DMA partnership this past spring. Students planned and implemented late night activities on April 19, 2013, which ranged from live-photography and literature reading to arts and crafts, all centered around the Cindy Sherman Photography Exhibit.
Evergreen Students Win in the DMN’s Journalism Competition Congratulations to Greenhill’s Evergreen students, junior Rachel Diebner, senior Rebecca Kim, sophomore Sofia Shirley, junior Alex Weinberg and senior Anton Yu, for receiving awards at the Dallas Morning News high school journalism competition in April. Senior Accomplished Pianist Aaron Kurz Performs and Advances in Multiple Competitions Greenhill senior Aaron Kurz was the only pianist from North America invited to compete in the First International Competition for Young Pianists held in Astana, Kazakhstan in May. Aaron was selected from 130 students representing 20 different countries from the applied participants. Aaron is a 2013 Young Arts Foundation National Winner and has also worked as a pianist for the Van Cliburn Foundation’s Musical Awakenings Program, which brings classical music to elementary school students in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. He also performed in the local Basically Beethoven Festival in July.
Greenhill Students Place in 2013 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Eighth-grader Brooke Bulmash, junior Rachel Diebner, sophomore W.T. Greer and junior Vicky Zhou have placed in the 2013 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. In total Greenhill received three golden keys, six silver keys and two honorable mentions, a remarkable showing. Eight Students from the Class of 2013 Named National Merit Finalists Eight students were named National Merit Finalists. Congratulations to: James Barnett, Jieyi Cai, Arjun Gupta, Rebecca Kuang, Borren Moe, Lindsay Rawitscher, Lily Renfro and Anton Yu. Film Students Showcase their work at SXSW Film Festival Greenhill School film students were once again well represented at the 2013 South By Southwest (SXSW) Film Festival in Austin, Texas in March. This year, seven of 22 films in the Texas High School Shorts Category were from Greenhill students.
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Senior Aaron Kurz played an informal concert for his fellow Upper School students in February.
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Greenhill Medical Club Hosts Second Annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk Greenhill School’s Medical Club hosted its second annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk in April on the Greenhill track. Senior Naomi Freeman and junior Esha Singhal organized the event, raising more than $3,000 for diabetes research. Sophomore Teams with Parents’ Association for First-Ever 5K at Greenhill Sophomore Rachel Carp, in partnership with the Greenhill Parents’ Association, organized Greenhill’s inaugural 5K titled “Go GREENhill, Go.” More than 120 people registered for the run, raising nearly $2,000 to benefit the Green Team! The proceeds from the run will help us continue to raise awareness to make Greenhill a greener place.
Thanks to Hibah Yousuf ’05 Greenhill School’s Business Club was first featured on CNNMoney.com and later on NPR, KERA, CBS News and CNBC.
Greenhill Business Club’s Investment Program Featured In Local and National News In June, Hibah Yousuf ’95, Markets and Investing Reporter for CNNMoney, did a story on Greenhill School’s Business Club for its groundbreaking program of investing and managing real money in the stock market at the high school level. Later, at the start of the 2013–2014 school year, the story was picked up again and featured on NPR, KERA, CBS News, CNBC, the Dallas Morning News, and the Associated Press. (See more on page 63.) Junior Earns First-Place Honors at Literary Contest Greenhill junior Alex Weinberg earned first-place honors at a literary contest organized by The Mexico Institute. Junior Advances in National Vocal Competition Greenhill junior Elizabeth (Lizzy) D’Apice advanced to the national finals of the 2013 Auditions Plus Vocal Competition sponsored by Classical Singer Magazine.
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Seniors Naomi Freeman, Meg Ranganathan and Julia Mandel
Three Seniors Accepted to Texas Junior Academy of Science From the Senior Capstone Project, three Greenhill students, Naomi Freeman, Julia Mandel and Meg Ranganathan, had their science research papers accepted for presentation at the Texas Junior Academy of Sciences at Texas A&M in April 2013. Sophomore Leads Mexico to Silver Medal at Nations Cup and Trains for Olympics Sophomore Eugene Garza-Perez captured the High Junior Classic title, earned runner-up accolades in the Medium Junior Classic, and led Team Mexico to a silver medal at the 2013 Nations Cup. He also has a chance to represent Mexico at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro for Equestrian Show Jumping.
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Guest Speakers
Former NFL Star Emmitt Smith
Former NFL Star Emmitt Smith Speaks to Greenhill Students Former NFL star and Greenhill parent Emmitt Smith visited Greenhill in January to speak to Jason Yaffe’s Sports and Society class. Mr. Smith spoke about his career and encouraged students to channel their passions to achieve their goals and work toward those goals with all that they have.
Author Gregg Jones Speaks to History Class Gregg Jones, award winning author and father of sophomore Chris Jones, spoke to Scott Cotton’s American History class in a two-part lecture in January. Mr. Jones took the students through a fascinating presentation about Theodore Roosevelt, Author Gregg Jones during a pivotal moment in American foreign policy. He discussed the genesis and ideas behind his most recent book, Honor in the Dust: Theodore Roosevelt, War in the Philippines, and the Rise and Fall of America’s Imperial Dream.
Poet Ronaldo Wilson Visits Greenhill Upper School Poet, performer and professor Ronaldo Wilson visited Greenhill School in February. Wilson, a guest speaker in various English classes, shared his thoughts on poetry and the role it plays in his life. His inspiring dialogue with the students felt as extemporaneous as his most recent works, poems composed in public spaces and recorded into his smart phone.
Holocaust survivor Max Glauben
Holocaust Survivor Max Glauben Speaks to Upper School Students Holocaust survivor and human rights advocate Max Glauben visited Greenhill in February. Glauben, a guest speaker in Scott Cotton’s Human Rights class, shared the compelling and powerful story of his life through a documentary about his family’s escape from the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland.
Dr. Guadalupe Fernandez-Ariza Guest Lectures in Spanish Class Dr. Guadalupe Fernandez-Ariza, a professor at the University of Salamanca in Spain, visited Dr. Wayne Hines’ AP Spanish Literature Class in January. Dr. FernandezAriza, a world-renowned specialist on Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa and expert in Spanish literature, spoke about the works of Jorge Luis Borges and Miguel Cervantes.
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Dr. Alex Kane, senior Naomi Freeman
Pediatric Craniofacial Plastic Surgeon Speaks with Greenhill Upper School Students Greenhill parent Dr. Alex Kane, a pediatric craniofacial plastic surgeon at UT Southwestern Medical Center, spoke with Upper School students in January. Medical Club cochairs, senior Naomi Freeman and junior Esha Singhal, organized his visit in order to give students a view of plastic surgery as a profession. Real Estate Developer Robert Peinado Visits Greenhill Upper School International real estate developer Robert Peinado visited Tina Mendez-Kohler’s Spanish in the DFW Metroplex class in February. Peinado shared his vision for a real estate project that would bring the communal living commonly found in Latin American countries to the United States.
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Greenhill Middle School Choir and Band Earn First Division Rating The Greenhill sixth grade girls choir, sixth grade band, seventh and eighth grade choir, and seventh and eighth grade band earned First Division Rating at the 2013 Sandy Lake Festival.
Fine Arts
Middle School Musicians Selected to TPSMEA Honor Band Eight Middle School students were selected to the Texas Private School Music Educators Association Middle School Honor Band. These musicians participated in a clinic and concert in March at Trinity Christian Academy.
The string section of the Greenhill Upper School Orchestra performing last spring
Photographers Show Their Work in Philadelphia As part of the Drexel University High School Photographic Contest and Exhibition, seniors Margot Masinter and Jeffry Valadez were selected to exhibit their images in Philadelphia in February. Greenhill Fine Arts Students Honored at YoungArts Week Four Upper School students, Sophia Haid, Aaron Kurz, Margot Masinter and Jeffry Valadez, were honored at YoungArts Week, which is the second round of competition for the Presidential Scholar in the Arts. Junior Haid was awarded the Silver Medal in photography, a $5,000 award. Seniors Valadez and Kurz were honored with the Merit Award for photography and music, respectively, while senior Masinter earned honorable mention in photography. Their work was placed on display at the Bath House Cultural Center in April and May.
Greenhill Musicians Earn Top Honors at TPSMEA State Solo/ Ensemble Contest Several Upper School musicians earned a Superior Rating at the 2013 Texas Private School Music Educators Association State Solo/Ensemble Contest in May 2013.
Junior Sophia Haid was awarded the Silver Medal in photography at YoungArts Week for her body of work, including this photograph: La Revoluciรณn, El Castillo de Chapultepec, Mexico City
Greenhill Visual Arts Students Participating in DMA Young Artists Program and Exhibition Greenhill Visual Arts students, representing the Lower, Middle and Upper School classrooms of Mary Aidala, Nikole Swize, Tony Schraufnagel, Lesley Rucker, Valerie Gillespie, Corbin Doyle and Frank Lopez, participated at the Young Artists Exhibition in conjunction with the Dallas Art Ball in April 2013.
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Debate News
Senior debaters Rebecca Kuang, Meg Ranganathan, Arjun Gupta, Ben Packer, Andrew Spomer and Brian Wiora
Rebecca Kuang Wins Big in Tennessee In April, senior Rebecca Kuang won a National Championship in Lincoln-Douglas Debate at the Debate Coaches National Championships in Nashville, Tennessee. Kuang was also awarded the top individual speaker award in her division. To cap off her historic weekend, Kuang was awarded the NDCA’s Marilee Dukes and Patricia Bailey Award earned by the Lincoln-Douglas debater in the United States that accumulated the most success over the entire competitive season. Last year Greenhill School won the David P. Baker award for the best policy debate team in the country. Kuang’s win makes this the first time in history that a school has won both season-long accolades.
Senior Debaters Earns Top Honors in Atlanta Greenhill senior Rebecca Kuang was named champion of the Barkley Forum for High School Students in Lincoln-Douglas Debate at Emory University. Kuang went undefeated to capture the prestigious title. She was joined by senior teammates Arjun Gupta, Meg Ranganathan and Brian Wiora, who all advanced to the Top 16. Seniors Ben Packer and Andrew Spomer advanced to the quarterfinals. At the conclusion of the tournament, Kuang, Wiora and Packer all earned individual top speaker awards. Debate Team Captures Texas Forensic Association State Championship The Greenhill Speech and Debate Team was crowned the 2013 Texas Forensic Association (TFA) State Champions, which is widely considered one of the largest and most competitive tournaments in the country. Senior Rebecca Kuang captured the state championship in Lincoln-Douglas Debate and also won the Harvard Round Robin held over Presidents’ Day weekend. This is the first time in National Debate Coaches Association (NDCA) history that a school has captured top honors in both Policy and Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
Senior Rebecca Kuang
Debate Team Wins 2013 Tournament of Champions Title The Greenhill Debate Team outlasted 75 of the most elite debate teams in the nation en route to capturing the 2013 Tournament of Champions title at the University of Kentucky in May.
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Language News JCL Teams Collect First-Ever Trophies The Middle School Junior Classical League (JCL) Team posted several outstanding finishes at the Texas State JCL Area C Competition. The Novice Certamen Team of seventh-graders Sam Grimsley, Erin McGuire, Gene Park, Drew Singer and Rishi Vas competed in the Latin Version of the Quiz Bowl. They came in second place, bringing Greenhill its first-ever Middle School Certamen Trophy. Sixteen Middle School Latin students then went on to the 2013 Texas State Junior Classical Language Competition for a second-place finish. In addition, eighth-graders Priya Agrawal and Nikhil Rao, and seventh-graders Areeba Amer and Erin McGuire, all qualified for the national competition in July. The Upper School Advanced Certamen Team of juniors Joel Hashop and Vicky Zhou, sophomore Peter Grishin and freshman Justin Estrada captured the School’s firstever first-place trophy and went on to their first state-level Latin competition to finish eighth overall out of 60 teams. Thirteen Students Compete in National JCL Convention Four Middle School and nine Upper School students competed at the National Junior Classical League Convention held at the University of Nevada–Las Vegas in July. The students returned with many awards for their hard work. Participants included seventh-graders Areeba Amer and Erin McGuire; eighth-graders Priya Agrawal and Nikhil Rao; freshmen Justin Estrada, Megan Marshall and Kas Tebbetts; sophomores Peter Grishin, Remya Menon and Tamara Prabhakar; junior Vicky Zhou; and senior Hannah Neustadt.
Faculty News
Dr. Barbara Currier, Upper School Math Teacher
Currier Selected to be MathCounts Judge Upper School math teacher Dr. Barbara Currier served as one of six National Judges for the MathCounts competition. She is the only high school math teacher on the panel and plans to keep our Greenhill name on the inside cover of the MathCounts Handbook for a long time.
LaMendola Earns Distinguished Alumni Ambassador Award from Texas A&M–Commerce In February 2013, Greenhill kindergarten teacher Janice LaMendola was selected to receive the Distinguished Alumni Ambassador Award from Texas A&M University– Commerce. Hill-Agnus Serves as Regular Special Contributor for Local Press Throughout last spring and this fall, Upper School Journalism and English teacher and freelance food writer Eve Hill-Agnus has written many reviews and features for the Dallas Morning News, D Magazine and Edible magazine. Daniels Presents at International Conference The work of Art History teacher Becky Daniels was presented at the 8th Annual International Conference on the Arts in Society held in Budapest, Hungary in June. Rosenberg Named Volunteer of the Year by Stewpot Director of Service Learning and Community Service Sally Rosenberg was named Volunteer of the Year by The Stewpot in June. Rucker Named Finalist for 2013 Hunting Art Prize Art Teacher Lesley Rucker was named a finalist for the 2013 Hunting Art Prize, a statewide art competition. Rucker received her award at a reception in May.
Thirteen Middle and Upper School students competed at the National Junior Classical League Convention.
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Winter Sports Recap
Meet Ralph Dintino Head Football Coach and Director of Greenhill Sports Center
Ralph Dintino
Greenhill is pleased to welcome Ralph Dintino as Head Football Coach and Director of Greenhill Sports Center. The girls soccer team earned silver medal honors at the SPC championships.
Girls Soccer The Greenhill girls soccer team posted a 15–2–2 overall record during the season en route to finishing with silver medal honors at the SPC Championships. The Hornets defeated Kinkaid School and Fort Worth Country Day before falling to The Hockaday School, 1–0, in the championship match. The Hornets have recorded double-digit victories in 11 of the last 12 seasons under head coach Paige Ashley. Boys Soccer The Greenhill boys soccer team concluded the 2012–13 winter campaign with an 8–10–4 overall record, including a 4–2–3 record in SPC Counter action. The Hornets entered the SPC Championships as the fourth-seed in the North, which marked the best tournament seeding under third-year head coach Greg Krauss. The Hornets finished sixth at the SPC Championships. Girls Swimming The Greenhill girls swimming team posted a second-place showing at the SPC Championships with a total team score of 71 points. Junior Logan McGill captured a pair of gold medals (50-yard freestyle, 100-yard breaststroke) while junior Geralyn Lam finished first in the 100-yard freestyle. Lam, McGill, freshman Whitney Pettijohn and junior Rachel Son finished second in both the 200-yard medley relay and 400-yard freestyle relay.
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Dintino was the former Head Coach and Athletic Director at Trinity Valley School in Fort Worth. During his tenure as coach, Dintino led Trinity Valley to four consecutive SPC championships. One of his former players and a current college football coach with stints at Stanford and Yale Universities said, “Greenhill is getting one of the best football coaches and mentors of young men in the DFW Metroplex with Ralph Dintino. Not only is he a shaper of young men with a proven track record of success on and off the field, but he will also add to the greater Greenhill community.” Prior to Trinity Valley, Dintino was an assistant coach at Cornell University and Northwestern University. Dintino is a graduate of Ithaca College where he was an allconference safety and played in the NCAA Division III national championship game as a senior.
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Meet Chad Wabrek
Head of Athletics and Physical Education Greenhill is pleased to welcome Chad Wabrek as new Head of Athletics and Physical Education. Chad brings a unique combination of academic and athletic experience to Greenhill, most recently serving for seven years as Director of Athletics and head boys lacrosse coach at Louisville Collegiate School in Louisville, Kentucky. He was originally hired at Louisville Collegiate as their English department chair. Prior to Louisville Collegiate, Chad was the Dean of Students, English teacher, football coach and head boys lacrosse coach at Suffield Academy in Suffield, Connecticut.
Chad Wabrek
Chad is a graduate of Hobart College, where he earned a B.A. in Urban Studies while playing football and lacrosse. He later earned an M.A. in English from the Bread Loaf School of English at Middlebury College. A former colleague of Chad’s said this: “Dynamic and energetic, Chad’s versatility as an educator has been an incredible asset to our leadership team and school community.” Well-spoken, charismatic, high-energy, proactive, visionary and dedicated were other words used to describe him. Now at Greenhill, all who have met Chad have been impressed with his professionalism, energy and enthusiasm, and as one person stated, “He has an engaging personality that will be an inspiration for our athletes, coaches and the entire Greenhill community.” Chad and his wife, Chelle (pronounced “Shelley”), also a teacher/administrator at Episcopal School of Dallas, have three sons, Asher (16), Auden (11) and Trillin (10) whom we also look forward to getting to know throughout this school year. Welcome Wabrek family!
Boys Swimming The Greenhill boys swimming program notched a sixth-place showing at the SPC Championships this past season after finishing with 36 total points. Sophomore W.T. Greer earned gold medal accolades in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:46.38 to go along with a fourth-place finish in the 100-yard breaststroke. Greer along with freshman Nicolas Suarez and juniors Ravi Narula and Charlie Wang finished third in the 200-yard medley relay. Girls Basketball After six consecutive 19-plus winning seasons, the Greenhill girls basketball team went through a rebuilding year as the Hornets finished with an 8–19 overall record. The Hornets also finished with a 4–4 record in SPC Counter action, which earned them a berth in the SPC Division I Championships. The Hornets finished in eighth place at the SPC Championships. Boys Basketball The Greenhill boys basketball team posted its eighth consecutive season of at least 13 victories after posting a 14–18 overall record during the 2012–13 winter campaign. The Hornets recorded a 3–1 record at the SPC Division II Championships, including a 55–44 triumph over St. Stephen’s Episcopal School to secure bronze medal honors.
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Spring Sports Recap
Boys Track & Field The Greenhill boys track & field team posted a fourth-place finish this past season at the SPC Championships. Senior Ryan Duffy took home gold medal honors in the 800-meter race, and in all, the Hornets finished in the top five in seven events. This season, the Hornets posted six top-five team finishes, including a victory at the Tom Landry Relays.
The boys tennis team won its third SPC Championship in the last four seasons.
Boys Tennis The Greenhill boys tennis team capped off its 2013 season with its third SPC Championship in the last four seasons. The Hornets rolled through the SPC Tournament by blanking both St. Mary’s Hall and St. John’s School before defeating Kinkaid School, 4–1, in the Championship Match. The Hornets finished the season with a perfect 12–0 record and have won 47 of their last 48 matches dating back to the 2010 season. Girls Tennis The Greenhill girls tennis team finished with an 11–4 overall record and earned silver medal honors at the SPC Championships held at Rice University. The Hornets defeated St. John’s School, 4–1, and Episcopal School of Dallas, 3–2, before falling to The Hockaday School, 4–1, in the finals. Over the last three seasons, the Hornets have notched two runner-up showings to go along with a 36–11–1 record.
Senior Ryan Duffy’s signature moment, when he earned gold medal honors in the 800-meter race.
Girls Track & Field The Greenhill girls track & field team finished fifth overall at this season’s SPC Championships. Senior Liz Livingston claimed the SPC individual title in the pole vault, and the Hornets had 10 athletes post topfive showings. As a team this season, the Hornets claimed a pair of team championships at the Lovejoy Spring Fling and Tom Landry Relays.
The girls tennis team earned silver medal honors at the SPC Championships.
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Baseball The Greenhill baseball team posted a 9–12 overall record to go along with a fifth-place showing in the SPC Division II Tournament this past season. At the SPC Championships, the Hornets opened with a 4–1 victory over John Cooper School before falling to Holland Hall School, 14–4, on the first day of action. The Hornets defeated Oakridge School, 10–4, in their final game. Softball The Greenhill softball team collected a 6–12 overall record, including a fifth-place finish at the SPC Division II Tournament this past season. The Hornets suffered a 5–2 setback to Houston Christian School in the tournament opener then rebounded with back-to-back victories over Oakridge School, 16–0, and St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, 8–7, to close the 2013 campaign.
Boys Lacrosse The Greenhill boys lacrosse team reached the quarterfinals of the Texas State Division II North District Tournament this past season. The Hornets notched an overall record of 7–11 during the 2013 season. In addition, the Hornets had a trio of players in senior Patrick Deniger, and sophomores Cole Cramer and Daniel Spomer, who collected All-North Zone honors for the first time in their careers. Girls Lacrosse The Greenhill girls lacrosse team finished eighth overall at the SPC Championships this past season and recorded an 8–9 overall record. The Hornets recorded victories over McKinney Lax Club and Houston Christian School this season. In two seasons under head coach Caroline Doswell, the Hornets have posted 16 victories, which are more wins than the previous three seasons combined. Boys Golf The Greenhill boys golf team posted a sixth-place finish at the SPC Championships this past season in Houston. During the season the Hornets recorded five top-five finishes, including a tournament championship at the Prince of Peace Tournament. In addition, the Hornets finished third overall at the John Cooper School Tournament and Trinity Valley Tournament. Girls Golf The Greenhill girls golf team posted a 12th-place showing at the SPC Championships this past season in Houston. The Hornets recorded their best finish of the 2013 spring season at the Parish Episcopal School Tournament where junior Casey Holiday was the top golfer after firing a 9-hole tally of 41.
Southwest Preparatory Conference Award Winners Boys Tennis Hank Golman, junior Kamran Khan, sophomore Grant Solomon, junior Girls Tennis Kelsey Goldberg, junior Jenna Reisler, sophomore Boys Track & Field Tre Albritten, junior Ryan Duffy, senior Justin Estrada, freshman Jalen Sharp, junior Paulo Springer, sophomore
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Girls Track & Field Camille Andrews, sophomore Shelby Beauchamp, junior Liz Livingston, senior Hope Rovner, sophomore Stephanie Seale, senior Naya Sharp, freshman
Baseball James Bradford, junior
Boys Lacrosse Trevor Hetrick, freshman Drew Kaplan, junior Luke Wagner, freshman
Boys Swimming W.T. Greer, sophomore Ravi Narula, junior Nicholas Suarez, freshman Charlie Wang, junior
Girls Lacrosse Brianna Kessler, sophomore Anna Richmond, senior
Softball Camille Ray, senior Boys Golf Jassem Setayesh, junior
Girls Swimming Geralyn Lam, junior Logan McGill, junior Whitney Pettijohn, freshman Rachel Son, junior
Boys Soccer Zac Cooner, senior Justin Estrada, freshman Girls Soccer Camille Andrews, sophomore Laura Arnold, junior Katherine Sanders, senior Sydnie Schindler, sophomore Boys Basketball Auston Evans, sophomore Girls Basketball Hayley Isenberg, sophomore Rachael Sklar, junior
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The Class of 2013 “Stand firm in your own sense of right. It makes no difference how many facts gleaned from books you may forget; your values remain with you always and I trust you to reflect the moral stamina you acquired in your home and school environments. Lead people because you know you are right and your alma mater will reflect your glory. And always remember that one person can make a difference.�
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Quoting the final charge that Founder Bernard Fulton gave to graduates
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Commencement speaker Remy Fine ’13 took a moment for an Instagram shot.
Congratulations Class of 2013! On June 5, 2013, the Class of 2013 graduated in Greenhill’s 62nd annual commencement ceremony held at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. Head of School Scott Griggs gave his welcoming remarks and Assistant Head of School Tom Perryman ’81 followed with the invocation. Lilian Renfro ’13 was named Salutatorian and Anton Yu ’13 was named Valedictorian. Student speakers nominated by their class presented personal anecdotes to inspire their fellow classmates. Brian Broder ’13 chose his passion for filmmaking to describe his story at Greenhill. “The story of the Greeenhill Class of 2013 cannot be compiled into one script, as we are made up of 115 compelling, unique scripts. It is the blending of each of our individual scripts, that has made senior year remarkable, as we came together to become a unified class.”
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Commencement speaker Brian Broder ’13
Remy Fine ’13 approached the podium with an iPhone and seized an “Instagram moment” before delivering an emotional address about the importance of this year’s theme, action. “Reflecting on our past has showed me that we can handle the future. I cannot lie. I am still scared – I think we all are. Scared to make new friends and to move on, but our insecurity about leaving Greenhill has been replaced with excitement because we know this class will succeed. We will take the actions we have learned from Greenhill to our new community. We might be leaving Greenhill but we are taking it with us. Places do not belong to us, we belong to them. We, the Class of 2013, belong to Greenhill and it will forever be a part of us.” In their final performance together as Greenhill musicians, Jieyi Cai ’13, Christine Lin ’13, Liz Livingston ’13 and Borren Moe ’13 performed Irving Berlin’s Blue Skies for their classmates. After the distribution of diplomas, Mr. Griggs concluded the ceremony by quoting Bernard Fulton’s final charge to early graduates of Greenhill. (See page 18.)
Jieyi Cai ’13, Christine Lin ’13 (not pictured), Liz Livingston ’13 and Borren Moe ’13 performed Irving Berlin’s Blue Skies for their classmates.
During commencement, Mark Platt ’87 announced the Distinguished Alumni award, given to musicians and sisters Martha (Martie) Erwin Maguire ’88 and Emily Erwin Robison ’91. (See more on page 48.)
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2013 Graduation Awards Valedictorian is awarded to the graduating senior who has achieved the highest cumulative grade point average during the course of his or her Upper School years at Greenhill School. Salutatorian is awarded to the graduating senior who has achieved the second highest cumulative grade point average during the course of his or her Upper School years at Greenhill School. Anton Yu ’13 Valedictorian
Lilian Renfro ’13 Salutatorian
The Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award is presented to the senior who has given the most outstanding service contribution to Greenhill School. The award commemorates the over-four decades of service given to Greenhill by beloved teacher and administrator Estelle Dickens. A monetary stipend from the Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund accompanies this award. Kyle Weinreb ’13 Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award
The Kate Cecil Award is given to the senior who renders the most outstanding service to the Dallas community. The award is named in honor of Kate Cecil, a member of the faculty for seventeen years. A monetary stipend accompanies this award.
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Caroline Gold ’13 Kate Cecil Award
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The Phillip G. Foote Award is given to the senior who is considered by the faculty to epitomize the qualities of citizenship in the Greenhill community. These qualities are rooted in the School’s core principles of honor, respect and compassion. The award is named for Greenhill’s second Headmaster.
The Board of Trustees Award is presented to the senior who has met the challenge of Greenhill with perseverance, courage and humor.
Sammy Glick ’13 Phillip G. Foote Award
Taylor Miller ’13 Board of Trustees Award The Bernard L. Fulton Award is the highest honor given in the Upper School and is presented to the senior who best embodies the mission and ideals of Greenhill School. The award is named for the founder and first Headmaster of the School.
Josh Dickerman ’13 Senior Leadership Award The Senior Leadership Award is given to the member of the senior class who best demonstrates the qualities of leadership. The origin of this award was the D. Harold Byrd and Jennie Stuck awards, which honored male and female leadership.
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Hirsh Elhence ’13 Bernard L. Fulton Award
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Reflections on the Hill Mackenzie Merriam ’13 What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? “Sounds like a personal problem.” – Richard Merriam. Though this comment is very annoying when I need my dad to change a light bulb, it has taught me to be independent and selfsufficient. Is there any celebrity that you wish followed you on Facebook or Twitter, or that actually does follow you? I wish Ellen DeGeneres would follow me because she is inspirational and has the power and desire to make any idea possible. Sammy Glick ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? Meeting new people and making new friends. I’m also looking forward to studying abroad, possibly joining a fraternity, and taking advantage of the resources available to me academically. How will you change the world? I want to become a surgeon and hopefully help sick or disabled people. I also want to practice medicine in an undeveloped part of the world to provide those people with quality medical care. Lauren Butowsky ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? Expanding my horizons past what I have always known. I’ve been at Greenhill for 13 years, so I am more than ready to get out of my comfort zone and become a better version of myself. What will you miss most about your hometown? I will miss my family more than anything. They are my rocks and I truly can’t imagine myself not coming home to them every day after school. Without a doubt, that will be the hardest thing for me.
Allie Baron ’13 What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? The best advice that I have ever received is to be yourself and do what you love. My parents have shared this advice with me. I have taken these words to heart, and they have helped guide me through my life. If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? I’ve got to go with Bevo (The University of Texas at Austin)! Bevo would easily kill a hornet. What will you miss most about your hometown? I will definitely miss my friends and family the most. Caroline Gold ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? First and foremost, I am so excited to meet new people from all over the country and world. Academically, I’m looking forward to choosing classes that are catered directly to my interests. I’ve also discovered countless clubs that I can’t wait to join, one of which is the Happiness Club. Nothing sounds more appealing to me than free hugs and hot chocolate during winter exam week in Chicago! How will you change the world? I’ve recently become very interested in Teach for America. I’ve always loved working with kids, so I think this program would offer a great opportunity for me to impact the lives of underserved children. Kyle Weinreb ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? I’m looking forward to capitalizing on the unique opportunities of the University of Southern California’s theater and cinema school. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? The best advice I have ever received would probably be something that my great grandmother, Lala, used to say all of the time, “There are three sides to every story: his, hers and the truth.” Is there any celebrity that you wish followed you on Facebook or Twitter, or that actually does follow you? Mr. Griggs, for sure.
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Hirsh Elhence ’13 How will you change the world? I can’t say that I will, but I would like to be the best doctor and clinician I can be, and then eventually go into health care policy or start a health care company. I could see myself making my mark on the world by promoting health either through policy or being a leader (hopefully) in medicine. Is there any celebrity that you wish followed you on Facebook or Twitter, or that actually does follow you? Probably President Obama because if he bothered to follow me, then that would mean my status updates were of national importance. Lauren Truitt ’13 If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? Definitely the bears. A hornet’s sting is nothing to a bear bite. What will you miss most about your hometown? I will miss being surrounded by the friends and family who have been so supportive and loving throughout my life. They are incredible and I don’t know what I’ll do without them! Brian Wiora ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? It’s a three-way tie between the student body, interesting classes and the teachers. These are also the three reasons why I chose Davidson. How will you change the world? As a philosopher, I plan to change the world by thought as opposed to action. My goal in life, as of now, is not to have my face on every magazine but rather to confront the greatest social challenges through discourse with others. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? Mr. Kasten once told me to “notice.” Life is stressful until one notices the beauty in it. Life situations are often just states of mind – so why not notice the awe in living then fret about problems, which ultimately never end up mattering.
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Lily Renfro ’13 What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? Some of the best advice I’ve received was from Fred Peterson, the HVAC technician in the maintenance department. He said, “What you learn, nobody can ever take it from you. It’ll be in your head and they can’t touch it.” If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? Well, my college mascot is a lion, so in a battle of brawn it would probably defeat the hornet. But I’d like to think that they’d come to a mutually beneficial agreement like the mouse and the lion in Aesop’s Fables. What will you miss most about your hometown? I’ll miss the sky. There’s no sky like the sky in Texas – and certainly not in New York City. Anton Yu ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? I’m most looking forward to all the new experiences that college entails and to all the new people there are to meet. Chicago also has an amazing student film society, Doc Films, which I can’t wait to join. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? My parents have always taught me the merits of determination and hard work, especially in the face of adversity. They say it in Chinese, but it roughly translates to “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” In cross-country this year, Coach Yaffe had another way of saying it: “Push through the funk.” Josh Dickerman ’13 What are you looking forward to most at college? I look forward to continuing to play basketball and going to a school that is very similar to Greenhill. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom? When I got my surgery on my ankle, my doctor told me that “everyone experiences adversity in life, but the way you handle that adversity will define you as a person.” The Hill | FALL 2013
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2013 Baccalaureate and Graduation Lynn Fine and Remy Fine ’13
Parents’ Association President (2013–2014) Dani Butowsky, Lauren Butowsky ’13, Lauren Truitt ’13, and Vicki Truitt, Director of Summer Programs
Middle School math teacher and Head Boys Basketball coach Jaye Andrews, freshman Ellen Margaret Andrews, Melanie Andrews ’13, junior Camille Andrews and Andrea Andrews.
Left: Lauren Montgomery ’13 and her brother Philip Right: Head of Upper School Laura Ross and Student Council President Kyle Weinreb ’13
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Freshman Katie Dickerman, Josh Dickerman ’13, Jessica Dickerman Welke and David Dickerman ’00
Former Parents’ Association President Camille Owens, freshman Madeline Owens, grandmother Betty Michalski, Davis Owens ’13, Patrick Owens, and grandparents Kathy and Stewart Rice Braden Sheff ’08, Fallyn Sheff ’13, Michael Sheff and Honey Sheff
Nimay Kulkarni ’13 hugs a fellow classmate.
“I urge you to defy the sense of permanence created by the ending of this experience. And defy even the boundaries created by the words past/present/future for these words separate your life into categories and suggest they are not part of one another. How disheartening to think that your experiences in school will go into storage and be the past and have no impact on who you are right now or who you will become. You must resist putting your schooling into the past, cutting the threads … You have your connections to your experiences. You are holding those threads. Now, may you continue to throw and catch the threads of human connections across the many mountains you will climb.” Linda Woolley English Department Chair and 2013 Baccalaureate Speaker
English Department Chair Linda Woolley and her daughter, Anna Richmond ’13
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Class of 2013 College Acceptances The 115 members of the Class of 2013 will attend 71 different colleges and universities.
American University (2) Art Center College of Design Austin College Barnard College Belmont University Boston College Brown University Case Western Reserve University Chapman University Colby College Colgate University College of William and Mary Colorado College Columbia University Cornell University (2) Dartmouth College (4) Davidson College Duke University Elon University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Arizona Emory University Georgetown University (2) Hamilton College Hofstra University Indiana University at Bloomington (2) Johns Hopkins University Kenyon College Lehigh University Middlebury College New York University (5) Northwestern University (2) Oberlin College Oxford College of Emory University Pitzer College (2) Pratt Institute
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Southern Methodist University (3) Swarthmore College Taipei Medical University Texas A&M University (3) Texas Lutheran University The University of Georgia (3) The University of Texas at Arlington The University of Texas at Austin (9) The University of Texas at Dallas (4) Trinity College (Connecticut) Trinity University Tufts University Tulane University University of Chicago (2) University of Colorado at Boulder (2) University of Houston University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign University of Miami (3) University of Michigan University of Missouri Columbia University of Pennsylvania (3) University of Puget Sound University of Richmond University of Southern California University of St. Andrews (Scotland) University of the Pacific University of Toronto (Canada) University of Virginia University of Washington Vanderbilt University (3) Wake Forest University Washington University in St. Louis (4) Wesleyan University (3) Yale University
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Creating Connections By J.R. Neiswender, Director of College Counseling around the country come to Greenhill to discuss preparation techniques such as college essays, the financial aid process, and how the artistic and athletic aspects of a student’s portfolio play into the admissions process.
Greenhill hosted the annual College Preview event for Dallas area independent schools on Sunday, September 15.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of being a college counselor at a school like Greenhill is the opportunity to connect with college admissions representatives from around the country throughout the year. Not only do my colleagues and I visit colleges and universities all over the country, but we also attend and present at national conferences where admissions professionals discuss issues and trends in college admissions. Each of these ventures allows us to make connections with those on the other side of the process, giving us an opportunity to provide context for our students’ applications when they ultimately reach the college. But some of the most memorable connections of all happen on Greenhill’s campus and involve Greenhill students themselves, interacting with and learning directly from college admissions professionals and alumni who lend professional insight and support to the often overwhelming application process.
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Each year during the fall trimester, over 100 representatives from colleges and universities around the country come to the Hill to speak to our seniors. Through conversations with students and the College Counseling Office, the representatives learn about Greenhill, its curriculum, its extracurricular offerings, and what it is like for a student to be member of our community. Our students, as always, are Greenhill’s best ambassadors, demonstrating to our visitors the breadth and depth of what goes on here, both in and out of the classroom, and doing so as the mature, responsible, motivated individuals that college representatives want. Our college counseling programs for students and families bring other admissions professionals to Greenhill throughout the year as well. In January, our juniors and their parents are treated to a workshop day, where a panel of Deans and Directors of Admission from wellknown colleges and universities
In the 2012–2013 school year, we were able to experience a Greenhill education coming full circle as two alumni returned to the Hill. Alexa Kutler ’07 visited in the fall representing Haverford College, and Stephanie Osimiri ’04 came back not only to talk to Greenhill students about Occidental College, but also to facilitate a workshop for juniors this past summer. Stephanie did an outstanding job walking students through the various aspects of the admissions process from the college viewpoint, discussing what colleges look for in a successful essay, and leading the group in a case study exercise where the juniors became a college admissions committee to simulate what goes on in the process. It is these kinds of important connections that allow Greenhill students to learn more about colleges and the application process, and be ready to successfully take on the challenges that lie ahead.
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New Frontiers in Equity and Inclusion By Art Hall, Director of the Office of Equity and Inclusion As I shared in the last issue of The Hill, last year was my first year as Director of Equity and Inclusion, a new role not only for me, but also for the School. It was a year of growth, learning and goal-setting. So many new frontiers for Greenhill lay on the horizon, which include establishing Greenhill’s Global Education curriculum, continuing to expand and develop affinity groups, and furthering the concept that Greenhill is a campus that fosters civil discourse on all issues ranging from ethnicity to politics to gender. One of the major accomplishments from last year included sending over 40 students and faculty to various diversityrelated conferences. We sent nine students to the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) and they came back affirmed that the Greenhill community was as open for dialogue and discourse as the conference itself. We also expanded the types of conferences that faculty attended, building on the 27 attendees of the People of Color Conference (POCC) to include four attendees at the National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) conference.
We sent nine students to the Student Diversity Leadership Conference (SDLC) and they came back affirmed that the Greenhill community was as open for dialogue and discourse as the conference itself.
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Our Global Education curriculum has also grown to include the Taiwan Exchange Program, where Taiwanese students from Minglun High School in Taipei join us for two weeks in the fall and Greenhill students visit their school during spring break. We also offer a summer trip to China, and our partnership with Global Online Academy encourages our students to take classes with, and our faculty to teach, students around the world. More affinity groups have emerged and created their own forums for inclusion and discussion. I have heard insightful and thought-provoking ideas from such groups as the African American boys, African American girls, Hispanic students, conservatively-minded students and Southeast Asian students. Additionally, the African American boys group has started a student-mentoring program, partnering with Dallas ISD’s Gooch Elementary. With our annual theme of Teamwork this year, we recognize that we can do much more together than apart. This fall our classroom discourse has already broached stimulating ideas about our school, state and nation. How can we bring open, constructive dialogue to groups outside our protective community? How can we gently break down social constructs that capitalize on weakness or exclusivity? How can we steer our students to be ambassadors for needed change? Every day sees continued growth in our mission to serve the School’s core principles of Honor, Respect and Compassion. It is my sincere hope that the seeds of leadership we plant today will lead to the proper development of mind, body and character in our community, while we foster honor, respect and compassion in the world beyond ourselves.
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Announcing the Building Community Campaign Greenhill School is built on the foundation of community. We are defined by our sense of purpose, our individual spirit, and our diversity, but we rely on the fundamental sense of belonging that unites us all. Our collective ambition, the force that propels us toward the unceasing pursuit of excellence, has led us to embark on the largest and most wide-reaching campaign in the School’s 63-year history, the Building Community Campaign.
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Plans for the new Performing Arts and Assembly Center, east of Montgomery Library and Fulton Upper School
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he five-year, $52.5 million campaign will transform the Greenhill campus with the construction of a new Performing Arts and Assembly Center, new athletic fields, modern dining facilities, expanded parking, and additional endowment. These elements flow directly from the School’s 2009 Strategic Plan. Close to $30 million has already been raised as of September 15, 2013, including three lead gifts of $5 million each, along with five gifts at the $1 million level. “Greenhill’s sense of community has always been core to its mission,” says Head of School Scott Griggs. “Central to this is creating appropriate spaces that facilitate student/ teacher relationships and allow our students to grow and flourish. The Building Community Campaign will further Bernard Fulton’s vision to bring students, family, parents and alumni together in a dynamic learning environment.” The Campaign Steering Committee selected Weiss/ Manfredi, the award-winning architectural firm known for innovative, eco-friendly designs, as the architect for the campaign. Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi started the firm more than 20 years ago in New York City. Their work on the Diana Center, a multi-use arts building at Barnard College that establishes new connections for social, cultural and intellectual life on the campus, won the New York State American Institute of Architects (AIA)
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Best Building Award in 2010 as well as a National AIA Honor Award. They also designed Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park, which was recognized as the “Nature” category winner at the World Architectural Festival. You can read more about Marion and Michael on pages 38–39. “Marion and Michael have this innate ability to understand how a building relates to the surrounding environment, and how it serves the community,” said Greenhill Board of Trustees Chair Peter Kraus. “Their ability to translate our functional requirements into a state-of-the-art facility that blends with our existing campus made them a perfect fit for Greenhill.” “We are fortunate to have a place where our students are encouraged to discover their passions and talents beyond their strict pursuit of academic excellence,” said Campaign Chair E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86. “I am thrilled that we are creating facilities to match our students’ remarkable capabilities, both in the near term and far into the future.”
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“Greenhill’s faculty inspires and cultivates the talent in our students every day. Catherine and I believe that a new performing arts and assembly space designed by Weiss/Manfredi will encourage and excite faculty and students to reach toward new levels of excellence.” Will Rose ’85 Trustee
“Greenhill’s faculty inspires and cultivates the talent in our students every day,” said Will Rose ’85. “Catherine and I believe that a new performing arts and assembly space designed by Weiss/Manfredi will encourage and excite faculty and students to reach toward new levels of excellence.” “Greenhill is a community that feels like a family,” shared Nancy Carlson, Greenhill trustee and Chair of the Development Committee. “Having a space large enough for divisional gatherings is important to continue to foster that inclusive, welcoming feeling.” Clearly, we have an ambitious set of goals ahead of us, but we can also draw wisdom from our past as we, once again, enhance our campus to meet the talents of our students. You can read more about the specific campaign initiatives on the pages that follow.
Why do we need a campaign right now? Today Greenhill boasts spectacular academic spaces, open well-equipped work areas, state-of-the-art technological resources, and excellent athletic facilities, but two essential components are still missing from our campus: an assembly space large enough to accommodate division-wide gatherings, guest speakers and events; and a performing arts facility to support our student actors, musicians, dancers and debaters. We need to put these remaining building blocks in place, raising the quality of our campus to match the level of excellence demonstrated by our students and faculty.
How can I help? This is a multi-faceted, large-scale effort, but thanks to the dedication and commitment of many leadership donors, we have already made significant progress toward our $52.5 million goal. We now look to you, our alumni, parents, grandparents and friends, to offer your generous support and help us complete the most ambitious and noteworthy endeavor in our School’s history, one that will not only create iconic structures that we can be proud of, but that will also define the spirit of our community – the very essence of what we can accomplish together.
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Performing Arts and Assembly Center A new building on the northeast side of campus will feature a professionally equipped assembly and concert hall with 600 seats. When renowned speakers, guest lecturers or college admission deans come to campus, we will proudly offer them a suitable speaking venue. When divisions hold community meetings, the entire student body and faculty can be seated together. And our student actors, musicians and debaters will have a theater that offers the latest improvements in technology to enhance their performance.
Building Community Campaign Goals Facilities $37.5 million Performing Arts and Assembly Center Modern dining facilities New athletic fields Expanded parking Endowment $15 million Facilities endowment General and designated purpose endowment Total Campaign Goal
In addition, there will be an intimate studio theater for plays, lectures, screenings and meetings; a dance and recital hall; a green room, dressing rooms and a costume shop; a video and film production classroom; and a lobby and outdoor plaza. Most importantly, this building will be the heart of our community, redefining the use of space across campus. “The performing arts give students a whole range of skills that will take them into the workplace: public speaking, presentation skills, social interaction, the ability to think on their feet. We need a performing arts facility that allows them to be seen and heard with proper lighting and acoustics, a space that will let our students shine,� said Fine Arts Chair Michael Manes.
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Timeline Fall 2013: Campaign Kickoff Spring 2014: Ground Breaking Fall 2015: Grand Opening
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“Greenhill’s sense of community has always been core to its mission. Central to this is creating appropriate spaces that facilitate student/teacher relationships and allow our students to grow and flourish.” Scott A. Griggs Head of School
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Modern Dining Facilities
Reclaiming the space currently occupied by the Zale-Fields Theatre creates an opportunity to expand and improve our dining facilities and community gathering space. We will have flexibility to expand seating space and include additional serving stations. A separate dining area for our youngest students and a private dining room and meeting space is planned along with a modernized kitchen and completely renovated bathrooms. The impact of these new plans will transform the dining experience for every student in our community.
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New Athletic Fields
Two of our athletic fields, currently located on the northeast corner of campus, will be relocated to the southeast corner to make room for the Performing Arts and Assembly Center. We plan to use this move as an opportunity to upgrade our fields and facilities, and enclose our campus on the corner of Midway and Spring Valley Roads. The two new fields will be regulation-sized soccer fields that will be used for a variety of sports, including field hockey, soccer and lacrosse, as well as Middle School softball and baseball.
Improved Parking
Plans include additional parking on the southeast corner of campus, close to the proposed playing fields and surrounding the new Performing Arts and Assembly Center. Changes also include a southbound entrance from Midway Road with access to athletic field parking.
“Greenhill is a community that feels like a family. Having a space large enough for divisional gatherings is important to continue to foster that inclusive, welcoming feeling.” Nancy P. Carlson Trustee and Development Committee Chair
Michael Manfredi, Marion Weiss and their team speak to members of the Greenhill Steering Committee at a planning meeting in New York. E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86, Nancy Carlson and Scott Griggs are pictured.
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Campaign Steering Committee E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86, Chair Debbie Andres Karla R. Barber Gilian Lempel Baron J. Baxter Brinkmann Nancy P. Carlson Gary J. Fernandes David J. Haemisegger Michael J. Halloran Thomas Curtis Holmes, Jr., Board of Trustees, Finance Chair/Treasurer Preethi Jayaseelan Ann Frances Jury, Board of Trustees, Assistant Chair/Secretary Peter A. Kraus, Board of Trustees, Chair Sandra Kim Moon Catherine M. Rose William E. Rose ’85 Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Patricia Smith Bruce Sostek Mike Weinberg ’82 Waverly Ware Wilson ’86
Building Endowment
Another key goal of this initiative is to grow our endowment to safeguard the long-term financial position of the School. The income from our endowment supports scholarships, academic programs and salaries for faculty and staff. Gifts to endowment have an immediate and long-term impact on the School’s sustainability. A strong endowment is the hallmark of every great institution, and increasing this valuable resource is a priority of the School to ensure we continue to compete with our peer schools in all respects. In addition, no responsible capital construction project would be complete without a plan for ongoing care and maintenance of the new facilities. Endowment funds, earmarked for this purpose, will ensure that our new and improved facilities will serve our campus for many years to come.
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Q&A with Architects Weiss/Manfredi Architecture firm Weiss/Manfredi has been selected to design the Performing Arts and Assembly Center, the renovation of the dining hall, and the new athletic fields. We sat down with husband and wife team Marion Weiss and Michael Manfredi to discuss the project. Prepare to be inspired. Q: Tell us about the scope of this project. A: (Manfredi) This project is about bringing a sense of
community to the performing arts, uniting them into one center and positioning them to grow in their interaction with each other. (Weiss) And it’s not just performing arts – it’s a family of projects all grounded in community. In the case of the dining hall, the community that already gathers every day needs expanded and enhanced facilities. We will refresh the space acoustically, visually, and open it to light, so that the community’s needs don’t get compressed and compromised. And in the athletic dimension, we will create a legible image of Greenhill all the way to the street, so you can see Greenhill [from Spring Valley and Midway’s intersection]. This project is really about body, mind and spirit being addressed in this incredible transformation. They are being invested in together so that they can really thrive. Q: How do you think these new spaces speak to the Greenhill mission? A: (Manfredi) Between these three areas of arts, dining and
athletics, we’re not changing the identity of the School, we’re just building on what’s already here. There is a wonderful balance and reciprocity at Greenhill between the outdoor spaces and the buildings. It struck a chord with us because it’s one of the fundamental ideas of our practice – that architecture and landscape are really reciprocal conditions of each other and they are one conversation. (Weiss) There’s such openness and generosity of spirit reflected in the landscape, buildings and people who inhabit this campus on multiple dimensions. It’s between the trees, plantings, light and shadow, but there’s also a qualitative character between all the arts, between the inside and outside, between younger and older years, between experienced performers and emerging performers, between parents and family. Every lens is going to be cast and it’s about all these things together. It’s not just one thing that makes Greenhill a special place.
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Q: What were your key inspirations throughout the design process? A: (Manfredi) We loved the idea that we could amplify this
sense of place unique to this part of the country, but not just in the architectural relationship to the landscape; we hope, also, that this project will foster stronger connections – that someone walking casually toward a playing field might see dance; or someone might hear unexpected music at lunchtime and think of teaching himself guitar. It’s those serendipitous encounters, spontaneous and programmed events that coexist, that make Greenhill seem magical. (Weiss) The performing arts are one of the most forgiving places to try being something other than what you’ve always been. I say this as a very amateur child performer who was very uncertain socially, but I acquired an immensely close set of friends through music, theater and dance. This is an amazing opportunity to create a setting where people’s confidence can grow, where they can find the certainty to master something, or be someone that they haven’t yet been. The performing arts welcomes and celebrates that. Q: Did your involvement in the arts lead to your career in architecture? A: (Weiss) The great thing about the performing arts is
that it creates intense communities, endeavoring to do something that’s not about themselves, but something larger. It counts on the successful investment of everyone to pull it off. It’s what architecture is about, and it’s what the performing arts ask of students. We’ve been collaborating together for over 20 years, and every time we do a project we find the collective efforts and balance it takes to let something thrive. (Manfredi) As a kid, I discovered architecture through set design. The theater world was opened to me in an unexpected way. But that’s the fun in this project – a student might discover something about theater that can light a fire they didn’t know they had. One of our other projects right now is the Sylvan Theater in Washington, D.C. at the National Mall where artists like Aretha Franklin have performed. Simultaneously at Greenhill, we’re in the context of making architectural spaces to nourish future talent that could become the next Aretha Franklin. It’s a delicious pairing!
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Q: What are your impressions of the Greenhill community? A: (Weiss) One thing that struck us about Greenhill is that
everyone knew each other’s names and would greet each other as they pass. It wasn’t done for our benefit as visitors, it was authentic and natural. We were blown away by this incredible heterotopia that’s committed to being generous with each other. We’ve seen a lot of schools, and that’s unique. (Manfredi) We see a strong sense of community and support, but a very sophisticated level of expectation, excellence and quality in the arts. We’re designing sophisticated spaces, not to bring in wishful ambition, but because Greenhill programs demand it. (Weiss) It’s stunning what has been achieved with the facilities to date, like the film students sending seven submissions to a national film festival! Considering what’s already being accomplished, just imagine what could happen with better facilities. Q: How does this new building both complement and stand out against the other buildings on campus? A: (Weiss) At the campus main entrance, smaller buildings,
such as Three Chimneys and the Fine Arts building move to the more robust buildings of Montgomery Library and Upper School, and we have the tower on the east side that doesn’t belong to Greenhill. The Performing Arts and Assembly Center will have variation in the heights of the roofs to complement its surroundings. We have a gradient that reaches down to the land near the courtyard, and then the fly tower starts to bridge the delta to the larger building beyond campus. (Manfredi) The hope is that it will introduce the hill into Greenhill, both metaphorically and literally. We want it to be a strong icon for the arts, heroic in its aspiration, yet also domestic in scale. Q: What have the greatest challenges been in the process? A: (Weiss) On all projects, the greatest challenge is
balancing the aspirations with the realities and giving something measure. This requires a level of investment to be done with thought and care. (Manfredi) There’s a term of how can we “right-scale” this. We can’t build something that’s too big and ponderous and out of scale, nor do we want to be so reductive that it isn’t elastic enough to be useful in many different ways.
Q: How do you hope that Greenhill students will most benefit from these spaces? A: (Weiss) We want to give them the transformative
experience of performance so that when they go out into this imperfect world, they have the creative skills and inventive qualities to create magic. (Manfredi) The performing arts are a collaborative experience – a chance to build community. We want to strengthen their sense of community and ignite spontaneous sparks of confidence and ambition. (Weiss) We are literally making visible what is so extraordinary about the performing arts, creating a place where everyone feels welcome, both backstage and center stage, where they can not only watch, but create and perform, too. Learn more at www.weissmanfredi.com.
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An Interview with Campaign Chair Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Why is the Building Community Campaign important to Greenhill right now?
I have been involved with Greenhill since 1979 when I moved to Dallas at the age of 12, and our School has always focused on a balanced approach to education – integrating academics, athletics and the arts. As a community, we have done an excellent job of addressing the facilities needs of our students over time; however, one piece is still missing. The Greenhill campus lacks a performing arts and assembly center that can accommodate an entire division. This campaign will address this need, fulfilling Bernard Fulton’s vision and completing the east side of the campus. It’s essentially the last piece of the puzzle. What compelled you to assume a leadership role in this campaign?
I have an intimate understanding of the School’s needs, having participated in the last strategic planning effort, and I recognize the historical significance of this project. When I was approached to lead this effort, I emphatically said yes! It is an extremely important project for Greenhill, and I am happy to be leading it. Clearly your experience as an alumnus has factored into your decision to participate actively in this campaign. What role do you expect other alumni to play?
I hope that other alumni recognize that prior generations of alumni and parents helped contribute to our Greenhill experience by providing the funds for the facilities and activities we were fortunate enough to enjoy. I hope that they feel a connection to Greenhill and see what the School has been able to do for them, preparing them for their own careers and personal lives. I also hope that they want to ensure that we are providing the best possible platform for future generations of students. Tell me about the process for selecting the architect for the campaign.
The architect selection process was a major undertaking by the Architect Selection Sub-Committee. We started by sending out a request for qualifications to 42 select architectural firms from all over the country based on the recommendations of an architectural consultant. We received about 26 responses, and we whittled that down to 12 firms. We asked those firms to submit an RFP (request for proposal) based on some basic parameters for a facility that would meet our programmatic needs and selected four final firm candidates. Several members of the SubCommittee then traveled to conduct site visits, where we toured buildings the respective firms had designed, met with the firms’ staffs, and visited the firms’ offices to
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understand their methodology and to view current projects. It was an extremely detailed process, which included an array of evaluation criteria, such as prior experience with performing arts centers, cost, creativity and local partners if the firm’s headquarters were outside of the Dallas area. Ultimately, we selected Weiss/Manfredi out of New York City. Their creativity is transformative, and they have significant experience designing academic and assembly spaces. Simply put, they have amazing talent, and we are extremely impressed with their work so far. Why is Weiss/Manfredi the right firm for Greenhill?
Marion and Michael have a deep appreciation and understanding of the interplay between buildings and the surrounding landscape. We felt that they understood Greenhill; they understand our spaces and our methodology and approach to teaching. They have remarkable creativity, but we felt that they would also be able to develop an amazing space that would be true to Greenhill campus ideals. Do you think that we’ll receive any national recognition for our building?
When we started this project, one of our goals was to create an iconic building for the Greenhill campus. Weiss/ Manfredi has immense talent, and they have already completed a number of nationally-recognized performing arts and community spaces, so I would not be surprised if architectural critics took note of the new building. Our Performing Arts and Assembly Center should rival spaces in the Dallas Arts District in terms of the quality of design. If you look at the Wyly Theater and the AT&T Performing Arts Center, they have received international acclaim, and I believe our building will be of the same design caliber, but obviously sized and finished out appropriately for a school of our size and budget. Is there anything else that you’d like to share?
This initiative is the most ambitious project that the School has ever undertaken, both in terms of the scope and function – assembly, arts, athletics and dining – as well as the size of the campaign. I hope that the community realizes the importance of this project to the Greenhill campus. It is the last piece of the strategic plan, fulfilling the vision of Bernard Fulton. I look forward to seeing future generations of Greenhill students thriving in these new spaces for decades to come.
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For more information on giving opportunities or participating in the campaign, please contact: Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer diazj@greenhill.org 972.628.5501
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A Message from Mark A. Platt ’87 President, Alumni Association Greenhill School 2013–2014 Alumni Board Allison Grossman Anderson ’97 Sheli Barnett ’82 Michael Baum ’89 Scott Beck ’92 Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Jeffrey Boyd ’06 Morgan Christopher ’06 David Grant Crooks ’87 Macey Small Davis ’94 Clayton K. Deniger ’86 Jeff Fiedelman ’87 Will Fulton ’68 Khraish Khraish ’94 Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’91 John Lesikar ’03 Larry R. Ley ’68 Rachel Ingle Lorraine ’00 Dustin Marshall ’96 Mark McKay ’89 Shannon Harris Ming ’94 Janie Morris ’95 Louis Okon ’93 Sabrina Mallick Peterson ’00 Debra Goldstein Phares ’88 Mark A. Platt ’87 Matthew Prescott ’03 Lauren Pritchard ’04 Byron Sanders ’01 Ben Setnick ’93 Cindy Solomon ’93 Robin Finkelstein Stone ’93 Carolyn Ley Thomas ’97, M.D. Michael Waldman ’98 Rick Weisberg, M.D. ’95
Dear Fellow Hornets, June marked the end to a busy and successful year for the Greenhill School Alumni Association. The inaugural Alumni Weekend took place April 26–27, 2013 at Greenhill. The Celebrating Tradition reception was one of the many highlights of the weekend: we reluctantly bid farewell to departing Greenhill Legends Lorene Richardson, Dick Hall and Wayne Hines. Class Reunions also took place during Alumni Weekend, and members of the Classes of 2003, 1998, 1993, 1988, 1983, 1978 and 1973 enjoyed reconnecting and sharing memories. Please save the date for the second annual Alumni Weekend scheduled for April 25–26, 2014 at Greenhill. The weekend will include reunions for the classes ending in ’4 and ’9. If you are a member of these classes, you can get involved in the planning process by contacting Katie Young at youngka@greenhill.org. On June 6, I had the pleasure of welcoming the Class of 2013 into the Greenhill School Alumni Association during Commencement (see page 18). In addition to celebrating the graduating seniors, we honored sisters Martie Erwin Maguire ’88 and Emily Erwin Robison ’91 with the Distinguished Alumni Award for their achievements in the music industry. The occasion was particularly special, because Martie and Emily accepted the awards in person with their family members in attendance (including their mother, Greenhill Legend Barbara Trask). Teamwork is the theme for Greenhill’s 2013–2014 school year. The School will be highlighting the ability to collaborate with others as a lifelong skill for students. This theme naturally extends to the alumni association, as our willingness and ability to work collaboratively with each other, faculty, students and administrators is important to the success of the School. In light of the excitement of the Building Community Campaign, the Alumni Board will be looking for opportunities to engage alumni and support Greenhill initiatives. The fall has been full of exciting events including Homecoming that took place on October 11, 2013. We have also been going on the road lately to host reunions in New York on October 1, and in Austin on October 24. We look forward to seeing our west coast alumni in California in February. Please join us if you live in these areas to meet and network with fellow Hornets. For more information on alumni events and news, please contact Katie Young at youngka@ greenhill.org or visit the Greenhill alumni website at www.greenhill.org/alumni. Another easy way to stay connected is the alumni Facebook page at facebook.com/greenhillalumni, on Twitter @alumnigreenhill, on Instagram @greenhillalumni and on the Greenhill Alumni LinkedIn page. I look forward to another great year! With Hornet Pride,
Mark A. Platt ’87 President, Alumni Association
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Alumni Weekend: A New Tradition
Robin Finkelstein Stone ’93 with daughters Katie and Lexi, and her sister Shana Finkelstein, former student, with daughter Evie Coach Richard “Dick” Hall with daughter, Cassidy Hall ’10, at the reception in honor of departing Legends
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A good time was had by alumni, current students and faculty alike at our inaugural Alumni Weekend, held for the first time in the spring, on April 26–27, 2013. With almost 200 alumni in classes from every decade and a handful of guests, we had a lively crowd on campus that was able to enjoy campus tours, a cookout on the quad with the entire student body, faculty lectures, TopGolf and class reunions. According to a survey of the weekend’s highlights, “reconnecting with classmates” came out on top. Alumni and their families caught up with old friends and made new ones as they visited with faculty and enjoyed many activities. We especially thank our faculty who prepared engaging and thought-provoking seminars on Friday afternoon: Scott Cotton, Barbara Currier, Warren Frerichs, Joel Garza, Dan Kasten, David Lowen, Andy Mercurio, Tom Perryman ’81 and Sally Rosenberg.
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Class of 1993 Class Reunion
A touching moment of the weekend came after the seminars at the “Celebrating Tradition” reception, which honored the contributions and tenure of retiring Greenhill Legends, Lorene Richardson (46 years), Dick Hall (41 years) and Wayne Hines (25 years). Each was honored with a tribute that brought laughter and tears alike. Alumni Weekend would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts of class volunteers, and we thank all of them for their hard work. We also thank the students, staff and faculty who make this event so special for alumni. Mark your calendars now for April 25–26, Alumni Weekend 2014. We hope to see you there!
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Michelle and Michael Barnett ’90 brought their son Ritter to the Alumni Cookout on Friday afternoon.
Victor Reyes ’88 (left) and Brooke Oberwetter ’98 (fourth from left) caught up with Greenhill Legends Sue Roman, Christine Eastus and Marilyn Stewart during Alumni Weekend.
Mickey Stuart ’67 and Jeff Goodman ’87 enjoy a faculty lecture on Friday afternoon.
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Alumni News 2012–2013 Greenhill Fund Reaches Alumni Participation Goal! Thank you to each and every alumnus who contributed to the Greenhill Fund this year. Our fiscal year ended on June 30 and we reached our 20% participation goal. The Class of 2003 won our Young Alumni Giving Challenge with 38% and the Class of 2012 had the highest participation rate – a perfect 100% for the second year in a row. Your gifts go to support the faculty and programs you loved as a student! The Greenhill Fund underwrites every element of a Greenhill education. Tuition only covers 87% of Greenhill’s annual budget. The rest has to be raised each year to provide financial aid to students, fund faculty salaries and resources for academic programs. Learn more at http://www.greenhill.org/give. Alumni Weekend 2014: April 25–26 Our 2013 Alumni Weekend was a great success and we are already planning for next year! Mark your calendars now. The weekend will feature classroom seminars, tours, family activities and Class Reunions for the Classes of 2004, 1999, 1994, 1989, 1984, 1979 and 1974. Please contact Katie Young at youngka@greenhill.org if you are interested in joining your class committee. Registration opens in March.
Alumni and guests explored the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum touch screen tables.
Matt Udomphol ’07, MIT graduate and founder of North American Robotics Corporation, visited in February to speak to Upper School students about the problemsolving elements of design and entrepreneurial pursuits.
Lauren Pritchard ’04 and Tisha Vaidya ’05 toured the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
Trending Topics Series 2013 The Dallas Alumni Trending Topics series had a very fun and successful season in 2013. Through alumni connections, we were able to secure tours at the new Perot Museum of Science and the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. More than 40 alumni and guests attended and toured. The series has grown over the last four years from networking lunches to a speaker series. Dates are set for the 2014 season so please check our website and your email for details of upcoming events. Our next Trending Topics event will be in late January 2014.
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D.C. Reunion 2013 In January, we visited our alumni in the Washington, D.C. area. It was a great family event with more than 50 alumni and their spouses, children and friends. Everyone enjoyed reconnecting, meeting each other’s families and enjoying some Texas favorites like barbecue and Blue Bell ice cream. Our D.C. network has a Facebook page so if you live in the area, join today and get connected!
Bryan Rochelle ’06, Dan Robinson ’08, Rebecca Eshelbrenner ’08, Lindsey Davis ’06, Meredith Jeanes ’08 and Taylor Johnson ’08 Eric Robinson ’90 and Mark Platt ‘87
Jonathan Lee ’98, Scott Griggs, Tom Perryman ’81 and Marc Wallenstein ’98
Dave Chung ’87, David Foote ’85, Beverly Crooks Wildasin ’83, Mark Platt ’87, Mila Hermanovski ’87 and Becky Birdsong ’86
Todd Levin ’05, Neil Zimmerman ’05, Erika Rankin ’05, Ricky Girson ’05, Scott Griggs, John Harding ’05 and Chris Wu ’05
L.A. Reunion 2013 We headed to the West Coast in March to visit our Los Angeles area alumni. Graduates came from all over to see our special faculty guests – Art Hall, Director of Equity and Inclusion, and Corbin Doyle, our Film and Video teacher. During our time in L.A., we were able to meet with Lesli Linka Glatter ’68, who is a recipient of the Distinguished Alumni award and seasoned television director. She is known for her work on episodes of Twin Peaks, Mad Men, The West Wing, House, E.R. and Homeland. Thanks to the generosity of an alumnus, a few of our staff members got to sit in the audience of The Ellen DeGeneres Show and tour the Warner Brothers lot. We had a wonderful group of 1987 alumni and many from the classes of 2004 and 2005. The Greenhill Alumni of Los Angeles have their own Facebook group. If you are living in the area, be sure to join!
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Lesli Linka Glatter ’68 and Corbin Doyle, Middle and Upper School Visual Arts teacher
Greenhill Alumni Fall Events October 11 – Homecoming Alumni Family Dinner October 24 – Austin Reunion November 23 – Alumni Basketball Game November 23 – Alumni Holiday Reception
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Greenhill Names Martie Maguire ’88 and Emily Robison ’91 as 2013 Distinguished Alumni The Greenhill School Alumni Association has named sisters Martha (Martie) Erwin Maguire ’88 and Emily Erwin Robison ’91 as the 2013 recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award for their outstanding career in the music industry. The award honors graduates whose outstanding character, accomplishments and service embody the characteristics and spirit of Greenhill’s mission of service and leadership in our diverse global society. Maguire and Robison’s musical career started during their years at Greenhill School. Not only did the girls have vocal talent, but they both played a variety of instruments. Maguire played the violin, mandolin and viola, while Robison’s talents included the ability to play five-stringed banjo and dobro. Maguire signed on to her first band, Blue Night Express, at the age of 12, and was joined by ten-yearold Robison a couple of years later. Their mother, Barbara Trask, a Greenhill English teacher for 25 years, and father, Paul Erwin, supported the pre-teen prodigies, driving them from festival to festival, providing performance experience, but also giving them exposure to a number of different bands and musical styles. “The supportive environment at Greenhill was the ideal place for us during the early part of our career,” said Robison. “Our teachers always encouraged us to pursue our passions, both in the classroom and off campus.” “I taught both girls in Greenhill Singers, the choir, all four years they were in Upper School,” said Michael Manes, Head of Fine Arts. “They were active in arts and athletics, as well as academically talented. I am incredibly proud of what they have accomplished in their careers.”
2013 Distinguished Alumni Martha (Martie) Erwin Maguire ’88 and Emily Erwin Robison ’91
Shortly after Maguire’s graduation from Greenhill, the girls formed the well-known band, the Dixie Chicks. During the late 1990s, the band saw commercial success with songs like “Wide Open Spaces.” Their success continued throughout the 2000s, and reached a peak when their 2007 album Taking the Long Way won album, record and song of the year at the Grammys. In total, the band released seven albums, received 13 Grammy Awards and they hold the distinction of being the only country group and the only female group to earn back-to-back Diamond Awards for selling 10 million albums. In 2010, Maguire and Robison formed the group Court Yard Hounds. For the first time, both Maguire and Robison sing lead vocals in addition to playing a variety of instruments. The band released their second album Amelita on July 16, 2013. “I remember hearing Martie and Emily perform on the Greenhill quad,” said Mark Platt ’87, Greenhill Alumni Board President. “I know I speak for all my classmates when I say that their success is an incredible source of pride for the alumni community.” “Martie and Emily’s musical accomplishments are clearly an indication of the power of hard work combined with amazing talent,” said Greenhill Head of School Scott Griggs. “They truly embody the spirit of Greenhill and it is an honor to have them as Distinguished Alumni.”
2013 Distinguished Alumni Martha (Martie) Erwin Maguire ’88 and Emily Erwin Robison ’91 celebrate the award with Greenhill Legend Karen Hagood; their mother Barbara Trask, a Greenhill English teacher for 25 years; Head of School Scott Griggs; and their stepfather Farrell Trask.
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CLASS NOTES To submit information for class notes and alumni news, contact: Katie Young Director of Alumni Relations alumni@greenhill.org 972.628.5521 phone 972.628.6521 fax Find us on:
1965 The Class of ’65 turns 65! Although it wasn’t an official reunion year for the Class of ’65, they decided to get together for a collective 65th birthday party. Ted Galbraith and his wife Karen Raley hosted the evening, and several alumni from surrounding classes joined in the birthday celebration: Elaine Dixon Beck, Mike Bennett, Will Dunaway, Laurie Lewins Evans, Judy Burch Gass, David McDonough, Craig Marcus Walther, Fred Randall, Wade Willis, Chris Schultz, Alan Prather, Cherry Smith Raley, Chip Schoolfield ’66, Chris Unger ’66, Frances Cusack, Scott Wilson, Thomas Goodell, Paul Osborne ’66, Eileen Fritz McKee ’66, Mickey Stuart ’67, Will Fulton ’68, David Harnden ’67 and special guest Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60. For many years, several of Thomas Goodell’s friends including David McDonough, Will Dunaway, Chip Schoolfield ’66, Will Fulton ’68, Paul Osborne ’66 and Chris Unger ’66 have been meeting for Mexican food when Tom is in town from Houston. As word spread, the gatherings (known as “Tom Lunches”) have grown to include Fred Randall, Mickey Stuart, Ted Galbraith, Judy Burch Gass, David Harnden, Alan Prather, Laurie Lewins Evans, Mike Bennett, and Craig Marcus Walther with others who drop by occasionally such as Eileen Fritz McKee ’66, Carol
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Hamilton Patterson, Nancy “Streak” Pillar, Larry Ley ’68, John Fulton ’71, Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 and Elizabeth Fulkerson Parish ’65. Thomas organizes the lunches and welcomes any and all to join him. Susan Bevan Durr sends her best wishes: “I spent the summer gardening, often several hours a day, riding my horse once a week, hanging with family and friends, taking an online college course and enjoying life.” Anne Goodrich has completed three graduate level courses in Humanities and designs jewelry on the side. She and her husband Ralph Neyhart practice Buddhism at the Dallas Buddhist Center. Elizabeth Fulkerson Parish is retired, married to attorney Jim Parish. They have four grown married children and three rescue dogs. One of their daughters, Katharine Ruth, was named after Greenhill Latin teacher Katharine Cecil and Greenhill librarian Ruth Carroll! Elizabeth and Jim hope to eventually move to New Hampshire to be closer to family. Will Dunaway reports that he and his wife Kathy celebrated their 41st wedding anniversary in August, and that they have not aged a bit. “A few months ago I bought a brand new hot rod Mustang which I thoroughly enjoy using to terrorize other motorists,” says Will. Judy Burch Gass and her husband Bob are partners in a movie production company with her brother Curtis Burch. They recently completed a film starring Clive Owen and Juliette Binoche, which was shot last spring in Vancouver. One highlight of the experience was driving halfway to Seattle to meet Susan Bevan Durr for lunch. “We poured over old annuals and recounted the ‘glory days’ at Greenhill.”
David McDonough and his wife Susan have four grown children and two granddaughters, Avery and Lily. When not with family, David spends much of his time with prison ministry. Over thirty churches are involved with most of the North Texas prisons and state jails. Mike Bennett reports that he is enjoying retirement and “life in the slow lane.” He has a five-year old granddaughter and a new grandson. Ron Peskin Reynolds and wife Carol have been together for ten years and both will be retiring soon. Ron is involved in three mentorship programs for young executives, living in Vista, California within San Diego County.
1969 Todd Meier was reelected Mayor of Addison, Texas in May 2013. He is serving his second term.
1973 John Conwell celebrated 44 years of knowing former student Marla Muns in Aspen. Marla attended Lower and Middle School at Greenhill and would have been a member of the Class of 1973.
John Conwell ’73 and Marla Muns, former student, in Aspen, Colorado
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1981 Diane Masters wrote, “Our daughter, Zoe, is three years old and absolutely takes our breath away. She loves fairies, twirling, painting, gardening, climbing and Durham Bulls baseball games. She was flower girl in a family wedding in Maine last May. My sister Deborah Masters Camitta ’83 has two children and Zoe just adores her cousins: Christopher (14) and Caroline (12), who live ten minutes up the road from us. Christopher spent the summer studying genetics at Duke TIP summer camp and Caroline went on safari with her paternal grandparents in Africa. On a sad note, we lost our father, Robert S. Masters, in June. We miss him terribly – he was an amazing father, friend and mentor. We were so pleased and amazed how many people came to the celebration of his life from across the country and from overseas. We hadn’t expected that and it filled the weeks following his death with a house full of friends and family and many funny and happy stories.”
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Lester Levy, Jr. ’79, Jerry Marcus ’79, Tony Perez ’78 and Peter Beath ’78 gathered in New York City for Jerry Marcus’ wedding in November 2012.
1993 Bill Teague married Francis Obera in Panama City, Panama on May 26, 2013. In attendance were Kristin Briscoe Marinko, Robin Finklestein Stone, Robyn Strelitz Trachtenberg, Tom Kelton and Jonathan Tobolowsky ’00.
David Bock ’81, his wife, Robin, and their children Ian and Sophia traveled to Alaska this summer.
Neal Wright completed the Executive M.B.A. program at The University of Texas at Austin. Neal currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife, Jennylee, and two children, Malloy (3) and Gavin (2). Neal recently accepted the position of Chief Information Officer at the San Francisco Symphony.
Zoe Masters, daughter of Diane Masters ’81 was in a family wedding in Maine last May.
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Molly Zimmerman, daughter of Mimi Platt Zimmerman ’85 and Naima Moussaoui, daughter of Adrienne Baker Moussaoui ’85, enjoy getting together each summer when the Moussaoui family visits Dallas from their home in Switzerland. This year, they had fun baking cookies for a lemonade stand and bake sale at Molly’s house!
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1996 Stacey Nash Thompson wrote, “I got married on May 4, 2013 to Tobe Thompson! Our wedding was in Dallas with a beautiful celebration at The Joule Hotel. In attendance were Lisa Regenbogen ’98, Whitney Radia, Harl Asaff, Scott Miller and William Hidell ’94. Tobe and I reside in Dallas.”
1998 Teryn Volkman Hayes ’94 and her husband Ed with their three children: Zoe, Lily and Owen
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Teryn Volkman Hayes wrote, “Our third child, Edward Owen Hayes (we call him Owen) was born on July 25, 2012. Big sisters Zoe and Lily just can’t kiss and love their baby brother enough! It’s very sweet. Proud mommy and daddy (Ed) feel so blessed to have a healthy son and two wonderful daughters!”
Lisa Finkelstein Sadoughi wrote, “My husband and I welcomed our son Asher Joel Sadoughi on March 16, 2013 where we live in Greenwich Village in New York City. After years as design director at J. Crew and most recently Tory Burch, I started my own company designing jewelry under the label Lele Sadoughi. The collection has been featured in Vogue, Elle, Bazaar, InStyle and many other publications. It is sold at Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdales and Madison Boutique.” www.lelesadoughi.com
Darcie DuBois Crystal ’93, Talya Cohen Holzer ’93, Jeffery Ellenbogen ’93 and Elizabeth Bernstein ’93 toured campus together during Alumni Weekend.
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Rea Oberwetter Mackay wrote, “I am still living and working in the oil and gas industry in Aberdeen, Scotland, but I am hoping to get a bit of funnel cake at the State Fair and see a few Greenhill friends (not necessarily in that order of priority!) when my family and I visit Dallas in the fall. Our daughter, Georgia, is two years old.” Brad Bernstein wrote, “I left Fannie Mae in May to become Director, Finance at AvalonBay Communities. AvalonBay is the second largest Multifamily REIT in the US. At AvalonBay, I oversee all of the company’s secured debt.”
Lindsay Rubin Levin wrote, “I recently married the love of my life, Ari Levin, in April. Ari and I met in business school at Kellogg and graduated in 2010. We were married on April 27 in Chicago and loved celebrating our marriage with many close Greenhill friends including Flauren Fagadau Bender, Ashley Harris Johnston, Meghan Casey Miller, Amy Gelender, Sohail Yousuf, Emily Luxen, Eric Dobbie, Lisa Regenbogen, Katherine Hearty, Jack Oros and Elaine Velvin. We couldn’t be happier!”
1999 Payal Dalal wrote, “I am currently Head of Public Affairs for the Americas based in New York for Standard Chartered Bank. I am moving to London in two weeks, but staying with the company to take up a new role, Global Head for Education and Girls Programmes. I will be creating and rolling out a series of financial literacy programs to 76 countries globally and expanding our sports for “Goal”, a development program for adolescent girls. My remit is to get this program out to 500,000 girls globally and expand the program to address challenges in Youth Employment in the lesser developed countries. I will also be working
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CLASS NOTES 1999 Class Notes, continued with SMEs in emerging economies to get them to hire girls. It’s all very exciting, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity. It’s truly a rare gift to be able to do something you love around the world. That said, I am packing several Texas flags, a pair of cowboy boots and a GHS sweatshirt and will proudly be a Texan Hornet in London.” Winfred Parnell and Jennifer Kinney married on May 25, 2013. The wedding party included several alumni including Wendy Parnell, sisters of the bride Celeste Kinney Sanders ’00 and Carla Kinney Childs ’02, and brother of the bride Brandon Kinney ’04. The best man was Ken Ma and other groomsmen included Rajeev Pole, Joe McAtee and John Henry. Other fellow alumni, teachers and families were in attendance as well. The couple lives here in Dallas.
2000 Michael Gardner graduated from the University of Chicago Booth School with his M.B.A. He lives in Los Angeles.
Lindsay Rubin Levin ’98 was married in Chicago and celebrated with many close Greenhill friends.
2001 Marquin Turpin wrote, “My husband, Len, and I are thrilled to have welcomed our first child on November 18, 2012. His name is Max Wayne Turpin, and he is a healthy, happy boy! I found out we were expecting Max in March, just a couple of weeks after passing the CPA exam. Now at eleven months old, Max is a wonderful, easygoing baby, who loves trying new foods and going for swims in the pool. Also, my brother, Alan Norris ‘03, is very excited to be an uncle!”
Michelle Kamins Meyerhoff wrote, “An exciting update on my profession … My husband and I purchased Sunset Farm Cabins and relocated to North Carolina to operate the sixcabin rental business in September of last year. My husband has started working part-time at a local microbrewery, Heinzelmannchen, and I’ve taken on fostering for a local no-kill feline shelter, CatMan2. It’s been an amazing transition from big city life to mountain life and I’d love to see some alumni come to visit.” www. sunsetfarmcabins.com
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www.bit.ly/LinkedinGS Flauren Fagadau Bender ’98, Lindsay Levin Rubin ’98, Eric Dobbie ’98, Ashley Harris Johnston ’98, Katherine Hearty ’98 and Amy Gelender ’98 at the Levin–Rubin wedding
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2002 Joe Trombello graduated with his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of California at Los Angeles in June 2013. He completed his clinical internship at the Student Counseling Center at The University of Texas at Dallas and has begun a twoyear post-doctoral research fellowship in Mood Disorders funded by the National Institutes of Mental Health at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Kimberlee Sanders Strumwasser and Brett Strumwasser were married on August 17, 2013 surrounded by their family and friends at the RitzCarlton in Dallas, Texas. Lauren Schanbaum, Lauren Kahn and Kimberly Pollock were bridesmaids at the wedding. The couple began dating at Emory University and recently relocated to Dallas following Brett’s completion of his dental residency in New York. Kimberlee currently works at Deloitte as a tax manager; Brett is practicing dentistry in Dallas. Sean Leatherbury was awarded a Doctorate of Philosophy in History (Late Antique and Byzantine Studies) from the University of Oxford. Sean married Stephen Welsh in Brooklyn on July 7, 2013. Sean is a postdoctoral fellow at the Bard Graduate Center in Manhattan. Trina Gordon joined the Andrea Rosen Gallery staff as a new director. Trina was a former director at D’Amelio Terras and, most recently, D’Amelio Gallery. She worked closely for six years alongside Christopher D’Amelio and Lucien Terras, where she was the primary artist contact and was responsible for many aspects of focusing the gallery’s program and infrastructure.
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Kevin Pailet ’90, Matthew Prescott ’03, Alex More ’01, Jonathan Tobolowsky ’00, Rivka Linksman Altman ’01, Hannah Fagadau ’07, Senator Ted Cruz, Melissa Sanders ’99 and Chart Westcott ’04
Christine Patterson Martell wrote, “Alfredo Martell and I tied the knot on March 23, 2013 at a ranch in the Texas Hill Country. We were surrounded by many Greenhill friends including alumni Nakita Garraway Johnson, Jennifer Alter Patota, Lisa Shichijo, Charles Smith II and former students Laura Ginsburg Pierson, Kristin Merani Bailey and Davis Johnson. Guests traveled to central Texas from Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Australia and all over the United States. We met during our M.B.A. program at Thunderbird School of Global Management in Phoenix, Arizona. We currently reside in West Hartford, Connecticut, but hope to get back to Texas soon!” Ray Mascolo is working with Pet Head, a new edgy fashion-forward line of pet products. They were recently named Most Innovative Pet Company on the PBS program In Focus, hosted by Martin Sheen.
2003 Matt Prescott and a group of Greenhill alumni met Senator Ted Cruz during the 2013 AIPAC National Convention in Washington, D.C. last March. Emily Comisar premiered one of her plays at the 2013 New York International Fringe Festival. This fall, she entered the Theatre Management & Producing MFA program at Columbia University. Cortland Rankin wrote, “I recently published an article along with an NYU colleague of mine focusing on representations of nature and ecology in contemporary New York cinema. It appears in the Spring 2013 issue of NECSUS, an online European journal of cinema and media studies published by Amsterdam University Press. Our piece is part of a special section inspired by the current emphasis on all things ‘Green’ in cinema, media and culture at large.” http://www.necsus-ejms.org/
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Meera Krishna wrote, “I’m currently living in NYC, working at a health care tech start-up. I live five minutes away from Jessica Heller, who is finishing her second year of law school at NYU. The tables have turned since our Greenhill days – now I’m the one dragging her out of the library to hang out.”
2004 Stephen Katzen graduated from Texas Tech University Medical School. He is currently a neurosurgery resident at Memorial Hermann Hospital in Houston. Lauren Vernon just received the Donald Capps Award in Pastoral Care during her graduation from Austin Theological Seminary (a Presbyterian seminary). Matt Bodzy graduated from University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business, M.B.A. Program. He also earned a Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development and Finance. Jared Scheib wrote, “I’ve got a stage documentary (one-person autobiographical play) that I’ve spent two years dramaturging and directing with the writer-performer going up in L.A. in August, tentatively titled Doodu Boy, about a man’s search for unconditional love across three continents in the face of an abusive mother and absent father. I am also editing my second feature documentary, tentatively titled Potatoes, which is a very intimate exploration of romantic love between two close friends of mine who have a beautiful relationship. Follow along at http://challengerstudio.co.”
Toi Windham ’07
2006 Dorian Geisler is the editor and cofounder of HOOT, a postcard-sized literary review of poetry and prose. He is a professor of poetry in Arcadia University’s M.F.A. program. He holds an M.F.A. from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop. His poetry has been published or is forthcoming in The Believer, Hayden’s Ferry Review, LVNG and the Berkeley Poetry Review.
Toi Windham wrote, “Throughout last year, I had the privilege of traveling around China and Southeast Asia, teaching English to amazing students and forging friendships with some amazing people in Liupanshui, Guizhou. Living abroad has taught me a lot about the Chinese culture and how that has changed over the years. It’s really cool to see the transformations in the different cities, learning about it in person, not just in the books. After spending a year teaching in China, I moved back to Dallas, where I teach Middle School Mandarin and PE, and coach lacrosse and track and field at The Hockaday School.”
Lauren Pritchard ran the San Diego Rock ’n Roll Marathon in June. Lauren ran with her brother, Zach Pritchard, in memory of her grandmother, Pauline Cutting. She raised more than $5,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Andrea Schpok ’07, Ben Ross and Kristina Norderhaug ’07
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Kristina Norderhaug graduated from the business school at Texas A&M University in 2011, moved to Houston and began working in the financial planning and analysis department with Cameron International. In January 2013, Kristina received a seven-month international assignment with her department and moved to Stavanger, Norway. Kristina has been traveling and exploring Europe while employed there. Many family and friends have visited her including Andrea Schpok. Matt McCrary wrote, “In July I moved to Sydney, Australia. I’ll be living and working there for the next two years. I was awarded a Fulbright grant to create and implement a collaborative research project between the University of Sydney Medical School and Sydney Symphony Orchestra. I’ll be researching the effects of core muscle activation and strengthening on upper extremity injury and pain in instrumental musicians. Both the project and the new surroundings have me super excited.”
2009 Catherine Lark graduated from Austin College in May 2013. She is working towards her Ph.D. in School Psychology at Louisiana State University. She wants to work with children with autism. Catherine graduated with Greenhill alumni Carly Rosemore, Carina Parikh, Chas Roberts and Weston Moffett. Chas Roberts is in graduate school at the University of North Texas Health Science Center focusing on molecular biology. He lives in Fort Worth. Brett Bode wrote, “I attended an exclusive audition-only summer program in Urbania, Italy to study bel canto singing through the application of the Italian language. The six-week program consisted of daily classes in Italian, weekly vocal coaching with
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internationally recognized pedagogues, and performances in some of the most beautiful venues in Italy.” Rebecca Matyas has started a fellowship at the National Institute of Child Heath and Human Development. She was pleasantly surprised to find that her desk is right across the hall from the office of Michele Kiely ’67.
2011 Anna Galvez wrote, “I spent 10 weeks in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida as the human resources intern at the PGA TOUR last summer. During my internship, I had the opportunity to meet various senior level executives, including Commissioner Finchem! As a fun field trip, we visited PGA TOUR Entertainment, and had the chance to see what happens behind the scenes in order to produce the final product we see on television. I also took advantage of the fact that our headquarters is located at TPC Sawgrass, home of THE PLAYERS tournament, and managed to squeeze in some tee times! It was definitely a summer to remember.”
Jessica Heller ’07, Meera Krishna ’07 and Mackenzie Meier ’07 get together in New York City
2012 Jordan Palefsky recently was named as a member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. NSCS is the nation’s only interdisciplinary honors organization for first and second year college students.
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In Memoriam Charles Burford Father of Lisa Burford Fullington ’73 and Elizabeth Burford Langford, former student May 16, 2013 Sheila Chapman Mother of Andra Chapman ’05, Billy Chapman ’08 and Morgan Chapman, former student February 18, 2013 Marilu Gruben Former faculty member and mother of Anna Gruben Olivier ’93 March 12, 2013 Alice Hurmis Mother of Darrell Hurmis ’73 March 9, 2013 Robert S. Masters Father of Diane E. Masters ’81 and Deborah A. Masters Camitta ’83 June 4, 2013 Marian Montgomery Namesake of the Montgomery Library and mother of William Montgomery ’68, Nena Montgomery ’69, Leland Montgomery ’74 and Ellen Montgomery McCafferty, former student August 21, 2013
Frances Carol Michaelson Okon Mother of Louis Okon ’93, grandmother of Hannah Okon (first grade), Toni Okon (kindergarten) and Brian Okon (pre-kindergarten) March 19, 2013 Robert Rogers Former board member and father of Mary Rogers Rhoades ’81 June 11, 2013 Bill Rollings Former employee and father of Katy Rollings ’98 and former student Andrew Rollings May 13, 2013 Richard Sanders Father of Byron Sanders ’01 and father-in-law of Celeste Kinney Sanders ’00 June 24, 2013 Stella Finnegan Villareal Grandmother of Sean Leatherbury ’02 January 20, 2013 Dolores Hamrah Williams ’55 May 11, 2013 Jake Woolley ’10 March 18, 2013
Paul Nagler ’80 Father of Price Nagler ’13 May 8, 2013
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Turning Points WEDDINGS Left: Molly Erdman ’92 and Joe Canale
Molly Erdman ’92 and Joe Canale December 30, 2012
Right: Lindsay Rubin Levin ’98 and Ari Levin
Sean Leatherbury ’02 and Stephen Welsh July 6, 2013 Lindsay Rubin Levin ’98 and Ari Levin April 27, 2013 Christine Patterson Martell ’02 and Alfredo Martell March 23, 2013 Far Left: Tracy Pollock ’03 and Timothy McCann Left: Christine Patterson Martell ’02 and Alfredo Martell
Jennifer Kinney ’99 and Winfred Parnell ’99 May 25, 2013 Tracy Pollock ’03 and Timothy McCann February 16, 2012 Anna Grossman Saleh ’04 and Keya Saleh June 22, 2013
Far Left: Jack Amir Sadek Left: Stacey Nash Thompson ’96 and Tobe Thompson
Kimberlee Sanders Strumwasser ’02 and Brett Strumwasser August 17, 2013 Francis Obera and Bill Teague ’93 May 26, 2013 Stacey Nash Thompson ’96 and Tobe Thompson May 4, 2013 Emily Zidell Wisniewski ’07 and Scott Wisniewski March 30, 2012 BIRTHS Betsy Baum Block ’91 and Lawrence Block Son, Aiden Gabriel Block, July 6, 2013 Amanda Zidell Brown ’04 and Aaron Brown ’01 Son, Noah Caleb Brown, August 5, 2013
Left: Elijah Carter Hobbs Right: Lisa Rose Frankel
Christine Frankel and Steven Frankel ’01 Daughter, Lisa Rose Frankel, May 28, 2013
Below Left: Laila Elizabeth Fuchs
Saretta Fuchs and Ryan Fuchs ’98 Daughter, Laila Elizabeth Fuchs, May 6, 2013 Left: Anneliese Blair Krauss Below Left: Asher Joel Sadoughi Below Center: Max Wayne Turpin Below Right: Maximus Kai Stephenson
Teryn Volkman Hayes ’94 and Ed Hayes Son, Edward “Owen” Hayes, July 25, 2012 Lauren Hunt Krauss ’96 and Gregg Krauss Daughter, Anneliese Blair Krauss, May 19, 2013 Shannon Horswell Sadek ’04 and Steven Sadek ’01 Son, Jack Amir Sadek, June 1, 2013 Lisa Finkelstein Sadoughi ’95 and Armand Sadoughi Son, Asher Joel Sadoughi, March 16, 2013 Julia Shaklee Sammons and DM Sammons ’95 Son, Elliott Douglas Sammons, August 4, 2013 Cynthia Sorto ’06 and Perry Hobbs Son, Elijah Carter Hobbs, March 5, 2013 Marquin Norris Turpin ’01 and Len Turpin Son, Max Wayne Turpin, November 18, 2012 Joi Windham ’07 and Dionta Stephenson Son, Maximus Kai Stephenson, March 1, 2013
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Annual Report of Gifts
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Greenhill School 2012–2013 Board of Trustees
A Message from Peter A. Kraus
Officers Peter A. Kraus, Chair Ann Frances Jury, Assistant Chair/Secretary Thomas Curtis Holmes, Jr., Finance Chair/Treasurer Trustees Debbie Andres Ellenore Baker Karen R. Barber Barry Barnett Gilian Lempel Baron Sandra J. Beckert Aimee Boone ’97 J. Baxter Brinkmann Dani Butowsky Nancy P. Carlson Clayton K. Deniger ’86 Gary J. Fernandes Laura Forson Holland P. Gary ’93 Scott A. Griggs, Head of School Gail Griswold David J. Haemisegger Joan Hill, Ed.D. Maria-Cristina Jaramillo Preethi Jayaseelan Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Rabbi Nancy Kasten Lester Levy ’79 Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Malia Litman E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Manju Menon Sandra Kim Moon Milton Packer, M.D. Guillermo Perales Mark Platt ’87 Pam Beck Pluss ’81 William E. Rose ’85 Steven Rudner Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Mark Solomon Bruce Sostek Mike Weinberg ’82 Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 Neena R. Wiora Former Board Chairs Electing to Serve Ex-Officio Irwin Grossman, Trustee since 1973 Michael J. Halloran, Trustee since 2002 Rusty Jaggers, Trustee since 1994 David L. Johnson ’67, Trustee since 1987 H. Ronald Nash, Trustee since 1987
Chair, Board of Trustees
Dear Friends, As I conclude my first year as Chair of the Board of Trustees, it gives me great pleasure to acknowledge and thank so many members of the Greenhill community who have helped us honor and support the mission of the School. I have had the privilege to work with an incredible board of 42 volunteers and a dedicated and capable administration led by our Head of School Scott Griggs. As we do each year, this edition of The Hill celebrates the accomplishments of the 2012–13 school year. The following pages highlight the breadth of support Greenhill has received over the past year from trustees, alumni, current and former parents, grandparents and friends of the School. The support we received this year was impressive, and the programs supported are vital to the health of the School. I want to personally thank each of you for your commitment to the Greenhill Fund, Endowed Funds, the Library and the Parents’ Association fundraising efforts, in addition to those of you who have quietly stepped up to help resource our strategic planning initiatives. Leading much of this effort was our Development Co-Chairs from the Board of Trustees, J. Baxter Brinkmann and Nancy P. Carlson, and our Parents’ Association President Laura Forson. Their tireless and outstanding leadership inspired our community to reach for ever-higher goals, evident in the stories and participation lists that follow. As we welcome in a new school year, we are excited to announce the Building Community Campaign which seeks to raise $52.5 million which will help transform the campus with a new Performing Arts and Assembly Center, modern dining facilities, athletic fields and expanded parking. Imagine the impact this will have on our students, faculty and community for generations to come. I hope you will join us and be a part of this ambitious project for the School. Thank you again for your unwavering support of Greenhill School. Sincerely,
Peter A. Kraus Chair, Board of Trustees
Lifetime Trustee Daniel T. Phillips, Trustee since 1997
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Statement of Financial Position Income 2012–2013 Tuition and Fees Annual Fund (proceeds raised) Investment and Other Income Total Income
Income
Expenses
$ 25,094,762 $ 1,685,286 $ 2,166,941
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Expenses 2012–2013 Salaries and Benefits Plant and Other Academics Administrative Total Expenses
$ 21,747,962 $ 4,205,485 $ 1,548,217 $ 1,445,325
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87%
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6%
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Other Income
7%
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15%
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5%
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5%
Board of Trustees Finance Committee 2012–2013 Thomas Curtis Holmes, Jr., Chair Gilian Lempel Baron Gary J. Fernandes Holland P. Gary ’93 Joan Hill, Ph.D. Maria-Cristina Jaramillo Rabbi Nancy Kasten Manju Menon Milton Packer, M.D. Pam Pluss ’81
Scott A. Griggs Head of School Melissa Orth Chief Financial Officer Katie Robbins Director of Finance Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer
Peter A. Kraus Chair, Board of Trustees Ann Frances Jury Assistant Chair/Secretary, Board of Trustees
Figures represented in this annual report are as of June 30, 2013. 2012–2013 figures are unaudited.
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Endowment Performance Endowment by Category & Year 6/30/09 6/30/10 6/30/11 6/30/12 6/30/13 ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ General Endowment 9,205,524 11,011,876 13,681,233 13,599,303 14,498,727 ________________________________________________ Financial Aid 2,817,918 3,014,437 3,607,205 3,448,778 3,686,408 ________________________________________________ Faculty Enrichment 1,617,008 1,827,316 2,482,965 2,410,862 3,002,365 ________________________________________________ Curriculum & Programs 1,025,067 1,101,021 1,348,472 1,251,574 1,448,568 ________________________________________________ Facilities 4,225,331 5,875,848 7,123,876 6,970,396 7,615,989 ________________________________________________ Designated Purpose
TOTAL ENDOWMENT
$18,890,848
$22,830,498
Endowment Performance Chart
15%
10.71%
10.12% 7.14% 4.65%
5%
5.66%
0%
Last Year
3-Year
5-Year
7-Year
$27,680,913
10-Year
Will Rose ’85, Chair Peter S. Brodsky** Clint Carlson* Clayton K. Deniger ’86 John Jaggers* David Johnson ’67** Harlan Korenvaes** Guillermo Perales Mike Weinberg ’82 Peter A. Kraus Chair, Board of Trustees Ann Frances Jury Assistant Chair/Secretary, Board of Trustees
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$30,252,057
Board of Trustees Investment Committee 2012–2013
20%
10%
$28,243,751
Scott A. Griggs Head of School Melissa Orth Chief Financial Officer Katie Robbins Director of Finance Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer * Non-Board members ** Previous Board members
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Greenhill Giving: Summary of the Year Annual Operating Funds Greenhill Fund 2012–2013 Business Club Investment Portfolio Fund Library Operating Fine Arts Operating Other Restricted Operating Capital Funds Building Community Campaign Great Expectations Campaign Endowment Funds Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment Headmaster’s Discretionary Fund General Endowment Fund Corbin Doyle Honorary Fund Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund Greenhill Employee Legends Financial Aid Fund Arun Stewart Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund Elain Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund General Endowment for Financial Aid Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Other Endowment Funds Gifts In Kind* TOTAL GIVING (gifts and payments only)
$ 4,427,269 $ 162,028
$ 369,260 $ 46,164 $ 25,000 $ 13,812 $ 4,480 $ 4,282 $ 4,225 $ 4,000 $ 3,075 $ 1,755 $ 1,200 $ 1,121 $ 44,356
Board of Trustees Development Committee 2012–2013 J. Baxter Brinkmann, Co-Chair Nancy P. Carlson, Co-Chair Debbie Andres Ellenore Baker Aimee Boone ’97 Dani Butowsky, Parents’ Association President-Elect Preethi Jayaseelan, Greenhill Fund Co-Chair Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Lester Levy, Jr. ’79 Zeck Lieberman, M.D. E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Sandra Kim Moon Mark Platt ’87, Alumni Board President Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Bruce Sostek, Greenhill Fund Co-Chair Peter A. Kraus Chair, Board of Trustees Ann Frances Jury Assistant Chair/Secretary, Board of Trustees
$ 6,370
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Based on donor valuation, not included in total giving
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$ 1,740,000 $ 99,000 $ 5,745 $ 2,080 $ 91,312
Scott A. Griggs Head of School Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer Melissa Orth Chief Financial Officer
2013 Rock of Ages Gala a Smashing Success! Thank you to the Greenhill community for your support of the Rock of Ages Gala featuring Foreigner! Special thanks goes out to Gala Co-Chairs Leticia Little and Ronah Jungerman, Parents’ Association President Laura Forson, American Airlines, Thomas Reprographics, and the Jon, Julie, and Jack Frankel Foundation for their generosity. Due to the support and participation of our community, the 2013 Gala netted over $360,000 with all proceeds going to the Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund.
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Greenhill Business Club Takes on Management of Significant Portfolio Since receiving Investment Committee approval, the Club has received training from financial professionals on investment and market terminology and factors to consider when making investment decisions. Club members divided into six teams, each responsible for monitoring a market sector and making investment recommendations. In talking about his team’s recommendations, sophomore Christian Holmes, Team Leader for the Industrials Sector, said, “We spent almost as much time studying financial information on a half dozen companies as we did on our final exams. We wanted to propose companies with good prospects for price appreciation.”
Courtney Collins of KERA interviews seniors Angela Hillsman and Hank Golman, and junior Christian Holmes about what they’ve learned by investing with real money in the Business Club.
In late 2012, the Upper School Business Club, led by thenjunior co-presidents Hank Golman and Lewis Carlson made a proposal to Greenhill’s Investment Committee to allow the Business Club to manage $30,000 of the School’s investments. In the spring of 2013, they got their wish. On May 15, Greenhill announced the new initiative, allowing the Business Club to manage a portfolio of stocks for the School. Many colleges allow students to actively manage School resources, but few high schools across the country place such trust in their students. For years Greenhill School Business Club members have participated in a virtual investing competition sponsored by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association. In this simulated investing competition, students often made high-risk investment decisions in an attempt to do well in the contest. Hank Golman said, “After several discussions, our group’s leadership thought the Club could make the investing process more relevant to our members if we took a longer-term approach and actually managed a small portion of Greenhill’s investments.” Lewis Carlson commented, “We wondered if the Investment Committee would take us seriously. However, we spent a lot of time studying how to make investment decisions and preparing our proposal. We tried to be conservative in making our request.” The Investment Committee, after asking for a few refinements and approving the Club’s Investment Policy Statement which governs what types of stocks are allowed, approved the proposal and decided to fund the initiative themselves, raising $100,000 for the Club to manage.
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Business Club Investment Portfolio Fund Donors Nancy & Clint Carlson Karen & Clay Deniger ’86 Rusty & John Jaggers
Ann Frances & Cliff Jury Catherine & Will Rose ’85 Julie & Mike Weinberg ’82
The Building Community Campaign is a five-year, $52.5 million campaign that will transform the Greenhill campus with the construction of a new Performing Arts and Assembly Center, new athletic fields, modern dining facilities, expanded parking, and additional endowment to support the new facilities. Nearly $30 million has already been raised toward the $52.5 million goal, including three lead gifts of $5 million each, along with five gifts at the $1 million level. The three lead $5 million donors to the campaign include: the Marshall Heritage Foundation, Catherine and Will Rose ’85, and an anonymous donor. The five donors giving gifts at the $1 million level include: Nancy and Clint Carlson, E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86, The Weiner Family, The Weinreb Family and an anonymous donor. For more information about the objectives of the campaign and a complete donor listing, please see pages 30–41.
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Greenhill Fund Exceeds 2012–2013 Goal! Congratulations to the Greenhill Community for raising over $1,740,000 for the Greenhill Fund! Your generosity supports the many programs that make Greenhill an extraordinary place for exceptional students. Thank you for making a Greenhill education the ideal start for so many young lives. We praise the leadership of Development Committee Co-Chairs, Nancy P. Carlson and J. Baxter Brinkmann. Their excellent Greenhill Fund leadership team – including Bruce Sostek, Chair; Preethi Jayaseelan, Vice Chair; Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04, Alumni Chair; Sally and Tom Dunning, Grandparent Chairs; and Ann Frances and Cliff Jury, Parents of Alumni Chairs – was instrumental in these fundraising efforts. The following dedicated group of grade captains ensured the success of the Greenhill Fund’s goals in participation and dollars raised! Their tireless efforts are greatly appreciated. Leadership J. Baxter Brinkmann Nancy P. Carlson Co-Chairs, Development Committee Bruce Sostek Chair Preethi Jayaseelan Vice Chair Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Alumni Chair Sally and Tom Dunning Grandparent Chairs Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Parents of Alumni Chairs Grade Captains Pre-Kindergarten Rebekah Newman Melanie & Louis Okon ’93
Kindergarten Deirdre & Rolf Brekken Jeremy Buonamici Ashley & Rick Scheer Primer Dee Dee Hoak First Grade Kathy Bridges Tracey Kennedy Kate & Jon Kettles, Lower School Team Leaders Anne & David Mann Melanie & John Ofenloch Melanie & Louis Okon ’93 Whitney & Rob Strauss Second Grade Deirdre & Rolf Brekken Amy & John Howard Ashley & Rick Scheer Lisa Connor & Howard Spector Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson
Third Grade Stacey & Doug Baer Joanna & David Greenstone Bonnie & Monte Hurst ’89 Kate & Jon Kettles Jenny Kirtland Julie & David Kronick Anne & David Mann Mike Merriman Elly & Edward Shelswell-White Fourth Grade Pilar & Jay Henry Amy & John Howard Randi Jacobs Allana Luterman Kathryn & Scott Wheeler
Eighth Grade Mary Oliver Stacy Simon ’85 Ninth Grade Donna & Jordan Cowman Shari Nelson Tenth Grade Teresa Alexandrou April McCormick Ellen Ungerman ’81
Fifth Grade Jenny Kirtland Mike Merriman Elly & Edward Shelswell-White Sixth Grade Lynn Bozalis ’82 Shelley Becker
Seventh Grade Ellenore Baker, Middle School Team Leader Debra & John Morgan Lea & Jeff Singer
Eleventh Grade Bruce Sostek Twelfth Grade Sandy Beckert, Upper School Team Leader Julie Fields ’83
Participation
Greenhill Fund Giving Levels
100%
Leadership Circle Founders $50,000+ The Hill Society $25,000 – $49,999 Head of School’s $10,000 – $24,999 Council
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$5,000 – $9,999 $2,500 – $4,999 $1,500 – $2,499
Sustainers Forever Club Hornet Club Friends
$1,000 – $1,499 $500 – $999 Under $499
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Greenhill Fund Donors
Founders ($50,000+) Nancy & Clint Carlson Priscilla & Tom Chow Jon, Julie, and Jack Frankel Foundation Danice & Shawn Grisham Nancy A. Nasher & David J. Haemisegger Cliff Weiner The Hill Society ($25,000 to $49,999) J. Baxter Brinkmann Nadia Khan & Muhammad Khan, M.D. Marcia & Mark King Lisa & Peter A. Kraus Will Rose ’85 & Catherine Rose Anonymous Donor Head of School’s Council ($10,000 to $24,999) Nancy & Barry Barnett Elaine & Joe Eazor Cynthia & Jesse Ferrer Monica Perez-de-Garza & David Garza-Santos Dawn & Johnny Gibbs Joanna & David Greenstone Family Fund Irma & Irwin Grossman Marsha & Mike Halloran Sharon & Don Henley Amy & John Howard Rusty & John Jaggers Preethi Jayaseelan & Nirmal Jayaseelan, M.D. Lester Levy, Jr. ’79 & Brett Levy Patsy & Dave Mattingley Hanh & Michael Merriman
Stacy & Daniel Nutkis Louis Okon ’93 & Melanie Okon Megan & John Pigott Amanda & Brint Ryan Amber & Charles Slotnik Karla & Lawrence (Larry) Steinberg David R. Weinreb Karen Shosid Weinreb Sam Wyly Anonymous Donor Ad Astra Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Anuradha & Sanjay Agrawal Elizabeth Mack & David Allen Debbie & Marc Andres Peg & Bernie Andrews Gilian & Steve Baron Heidi Soltis-Berner & Dan Berner Gail Griswold & Bill Brice, Jr. Kathy & Gary Bridges Lael Iozzo Brodsky ’86 & Peter Brodsky Angela & John Crates Barbara & Kenneth Czarnecki Shweta Daftary, D.D.S. & Gautam Daftary The Deason Family Christine & John Drossos Sandra & Gary Fernandes Susan & Iric Gachman Laura Ann Garber & Bruce Garber Pilar & Jay Henry Karlyn & Grant Herlitz Dee Dee & Hale Hoak Cyolonda & Thomas Curtis Holmes, Jr. Tracy & Jeff Hull Fawzia & Jay Jaffee
Maria-Cristina & Jaime Jaramillo Khraish Khraish ’94 & Mira Khraish Roy Kim ’88 & Michelle Kim Sumi & Stephan Kim Jenny & John Kirtland Julie Grossman Kronick ’83 & David Kronick Marjorie Levy Dustin Marshall ’96 & Denise Marshall Laurie & David Matthews Manju & Venu Menon Michelle & Meade Monger Alan Moore Penny & Jim Moran Harry S. Moss Foundation Ali Moustapha & Vickie Nguyen Cynthia & Kevin O’Brien Peggy & John Olsson Joan & Terry Oxford Adriana & Guillermo Perales Carol & Allen J. Pitts Linda & Peter Raphael Carola & Doug Rayburn Jeffrey Robinson & Stefanie Schneidler Ruth Robinson Edward W. Rose III Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation Rebecca & Matthew Rutledge Kathleen Wu & Mark Solomon Kris & Marshall Sorokwasz Joanie & Bruce Sostek Betty & Eric Spomer Todd & Kim Travers Vicki & Everett Truitt Shirley & Windle Turley Alison & Michael Weinstein Neena R. Wiora Yan Bing Li & Feng Yang Lauren & Jeff Zlotky Legacy Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Teresa & Drew Alexandrou Naseem & Jamil Alibhai Ruth Altshuler & Ken Altshuler, M.D. Kathryn & Stephen Arata Bruce Baker, M.D. Ellenore & Kirk Baker Karla & George Barber Debbie & Gerald Barnes Judy Barton Yasmin & Vikrant Bhatia Bickel & Brewer Foundation Aimee Boone ’97 Anne Broadus & Toby Broadus, III Lori Accordino-Brockett & Steven Brockett Lisa Buckner ’80 & TJ Bronsberg-Adas Nicole Martinson & Amar Budarapu Shelley & Stephen Carlin
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Susie & Joel Carp Margot Lebenberg Carter & Adam Carter Donna & Jordan Cowman Koshi & Arun Dhingra Julie & Andrés Diaz Heidi & William Dillon Frederick Duffy, M.D. Sally & Tom Dunning Michelle Mulder Early ’83 & Mark Early Laura & Jim Forson Jin & Ron Friedman Deborah & Chuck Gilbert Beth & Jim Gold Lisa & Neil Goldberg Scott A. Griggs Betty Henika Angela Aaron Horowitz Lori & Randall Isenberg Oscar Joyner ’93 & Gola Alem Ronah & Don Jungerman Ann Frances & Cliff Jury Risa & Marc Kesselman Leslie & Bob Krakow Julie Lee, D.D.S. & Clyde Lee, D.D.S. E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Beth & Bob Maryan Sara & Jason McMahon Ilah Merriman Astrid & Pat Merriman Saul Meyer ’89 & Adriana Meyer Seema & Geoff Miller Gail & Michael Milner Anji & Shridhar Mittal Connie Hsia, M.D. & Orson Moe, M.D. Sandra Moon & Sam Moon, Sr. Debra & John Morgan Chris Mulder ’86 & Nancy Mulder Vidya Nandipati, M.D. & Bobby Nandipati Rebecca & Ariel Nessel Jolie & Michael Newman Thuy Nguyen, M.D. & Linh Nguyen, M.D. Melissa & Max Orth Mark Platt ’87 & Alice Platt Pam Beck Pluss ’81 & Steven Pluss Huan Yang & Gang Quan Maria Reed Renee Rossi, M.D. Laura Rothbart & David Rothbart, M.D. Lisa & Steven Rudner Colleen Shirley & Bill Shirley, Jr. Mike Silverman ’80 & Mary Silverman Jerald Sklar, M.D. Pat Smith & Emmitt Smith, III Shelley & Rick Snyder Pamela & Richard Squires Henny Wright & Ed Stead Carla & Michael Stitt Whitney & Rob Strauss Lisa Bork & Jeffrey Vawrinek
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Mike Weinberg ’82 & Julie Weinberg Amela Wilson, Ph.D. & Erik Wilson Sheryl Chan & Oi-Fai Wong Green & Gold ($1,500 to $2,499) Nalini & Paul Aggarwal Prameela Karimi, M.D. & Mahender Akula Livingston & Phyllis Albritten Chris An & Jung Kim James Barnes & Maryam Mojdehi-Barnes Shelley & Jeff Becker Sandy & Rich Beckert Leslie & David Benners Sheila & David Beuerlein Cathy & Lance Binder Marc Birenbaum ’87 & Jana Birenbaum Kavi & Chris Blewett Carla & Dylan Bolden Allison & Chris Bovard A. Chris Bryan Rosa Buch & Richard Buch, M.D. Jennifer & Peter Bulban Dani & Ed Butowsky Jared Caplan Michelle W. Caplan Jane & Lawrence Chien Jennifer & Jason Cross Lauren & Ben Daitch Claudia & Scott Davis Salima & Rahim Dhanani Sangeeta Elhence, M.D. & Hemant Elhence Emily & Stephen Feldman Molly & Jeremy Fernandes Chitra Fine, M.D. & Josh Fine, M.D. John Franks Tiffany Franks Rita Sue & Alan Gold Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Cara & Gregg Hamburger Jennifer & John Helms Janice & Curtis Henderson Frances & Michael Herbert Joan & Zachary Hill Emily & Tom Hillsman Kathy Levy Hornbach ’79 Michael Hurst ’83 & Jane Hurst Elisa Lucchi-Iwasko & Nick Iwasko David Johnson ’67 & Debbie Johnson Morgan & Ron Kerridge Sheryl & Douglas Kessler Yasmin Khan, M.D. & Arif Khan, M.D. Debbie & Ronald Klein Windy & Mike Koehler Rickey Shaum & Richard Lark, Ph.D. Terry & Jeff Levinger Steve Lieberman ’79 & Lisa Lieberman Marilyn Lieberman & Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Leticia & Ed Little
Renee & Michael Manes Rashmi & Apurva Mathur Donna Mazow & Mark Mazow, M.D. Margot & Tim McGuire Susan & Ron Nash Shari & Karl Nelson Jennifer Nguyen, D.D.S. & Van Nguyen, M.D. Sinna & Pithou Nuth Steve Okon Mary & Kirk Oliver Michael Palys Albertina Cisneros & Juan Pascual Tejal & Ketan Patel Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Jenifer & Robert Peterson Kaitlin & Elliot Prieur Yiuling & Nick Punyamurthy Kathy & Neill Ray Sally Levy Rosen ’74 & Bob Rosen, M.D. Debbie & Gavin Ryan Ashley & Rick Scheer Jivesh Sharma, M.D. Julie & Wenliang Shi Stacy Siegel Simon ’85 & Stuart Simon, M.D. Grace & Stanley Smith Mike Snyder Emily & Jack Stout Sanober & Nabeel Syed Nancy Szor ’72 & Jerry Szor ’72 Alice & Chris Taylor Beth & Bryan Thomas Gerald Turner Jenia & John Turner Maria Cortez-Wartell & Warren Wartell Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson Abbe & Daniel Witheiler Linda & Ken Woolley Diana Qiu & Jiping Wu Vivian Liu & Tom Xu Xiaolan Zhou & Chunfan Stephen Zhang Forever Club ($1,000 to $1,499) Cameron Andrew ’09 Diane Buchanan & Rick Andrew Revathy Ramadoss & Ravi Appan F. Thaddeus Arroyo Wendy & Doug Banks Lauren Hradecky Blitzer ’01 & Mark Blitzer Adam Blumenfeld ’89 & Christy Blumenfeld Barb & Nick Bomersbach Susan & Shawn Bonsell Cheryl & Robin Bradford Nancy & John Breitfeller Cathy Brook & Joel Brook, D.P.M. Chip Clint, III Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Ash Collins & Nancy Paine
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Susan & Walter Cowger Berry Cox ’72 & Jeanne Cox Margaret & Ben Dai Clay Deniger ’86 & Karen Deniger Sejal & Hemang Desai Debbie Diebner, M.D. & Jeff Diebner, M.D. Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Sally & Bill Estes Rachel & Steve Estrada Wendy & Chris Faems Julie Ray Fields ’83 & David Fields Marci & Mark Frenkel Cathy Steinberg Glick ’81 & Craig Glick Daniel Goldschmid Wendy Goldschmid Dianne & Larry Goldstein Elliott Goodman ’89 & Smyth Goodman Joyce & Tim Goss Lisa & Jeff Greenberg Arti & Gaurav Gupta Anne-Marie & Paul Hain John Hall ’90 & Jenny Hall Lynda Longstreet-Hall & Dick Hall Marcy & Perry Hamburger Teresa & Alan Hastings Mark Heymann Betty & Milton Holcombe Anne & Jack Hudson Hamid Husain Randi Jacobs Swathi Ganaraj & Ajay Jagsi Anisa Iyer & Vidya Jayaraman Cynthia Jones & George Jones, M.D. Gregory Kassanoff Tracey & Chris Kennedy Ike Kerridge Hafiza & Shammy Khan Mahima & Pankaj Kumar Paula & Winston Lam Val Garcia-Tufro & Chris Lanzillotta Pat Villareal & Tom Leatherbury John Levy ’80 & Carol Levy Katherine Levy ’10 Helen Jue Du & Wei Liang Eve Guth, M.D. & Edward Livingston, M.D. Ariel & Philip Lu Shehnaz & Naeem Makhani Reena Schellenberg & Rafael Martin Rebecca & Mark Masinter Joyce & Micky McCulloch Julia & Harry Meng Nancy & Richard Merriam Karyn Meyer & Barry Meyer, M.D. Esther & Michael Meyers Barbara Schultz & Bruce Mickey Patty Miller & David Miller, III Ellen Presby Mills & Tom Mills, Jr. Dwight Murray, Jr. ’73 Jacquie Nguyen & Masoud Najari
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Monica & Raj Narula Ramona Helble & Uzair Nathani Rebekah & Benjamin Newman Mary Casey Newton ’83 & Rosser Newton Kevin Pailet ’90 & Mahra Pailet Shannon Rhee & Clint Park Annie & Michael Park Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Mindi Michaelson Pidgeon ’88 & Dan Pidgeon Sunny & David Pillow Richard Pollock ’77 & Karen Pollock Nalini Prabhakar & Prabhu Prabhakar, M.D. Lauren Pritchard ’04 Jethro Pugh, Jr. Xiangquan Xu & Yingjue Qiu Gretchen & Mike Raiff Helene & Ronnie Raphael Rita & Mitchell Rasansky Carole & Ralph Rashbaum Grady Raskin ’92 & Allyson Raskin Stephanie & Kurt Read Shirley & Neil Riordan Katie & Mark Robbins Linda & Jerry Rubenstein Melanie Lurie Rubin ’85 & Howard Rubin, M.D. Sue & Anthony Sanders Sue Sandford Saroj & Naishadh Saraiya Carol & Darren Schackman Cynthia & Derek Schwartz Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert Jo & L.J. Sevin Iliza Shlesinger ’01 Nancy Shosid, M.D. & Larry Shosid Bliss & Pelham Smith Sheli Barnett Spigelman ’82 & Victor Spigelman L’Nell & John Starkey Debora & Bruce Steckler Evan Stone Robin Finkelstein Stone ’93 & Evan Stone Mitzi Stout & Ed Stout, Jr. Ann Glazer & Barkley Stuart Marsha Swanson Stacey & Michael Titens Anne & Ethan Underwood Jason Underwood ’94 Ellen Weinstein Ungerman ’81 & Josh Ungerman Kelly & Michael Van Boven Leigh & Craig White Lori Wick, M.D. ’77 Kathy & Rodney Woods Anne Yager Ying Liu & Wengui Yu, Ph.D.
Hornet Club ($500 to $999) Diane & Tom Adler Patti & Bob Aisner Naila Husain & Hossain Alamin Holly Scott & Thomas Arnold Stacey & Doug Baer Pooja Banerjee, M.D. & Subhash Banerjee, M.D. Cindy & Mike Banigan Randi & Shep Barnes Susan Bauman ’81 Susan Shosid Bendalin ’88 & Ken Bendalin Scott Berger Elena & Christopher Black Scott McKenzie, M.D. & Michael Bobbitt Ann & Alan Bogdanow Norma Boren Lynn Switzer Bozalis ’82 & John Bozalis Nancy & David Brickman Mary Lee & Michael Broder Monica & Everett Brooks Lisa & Charles S. Brown JoAnn & Doug Brown Marcie Pollman Brown ’79 & Michael Brown Sherry Vidal-Brown & Roger Brown Carolyn & King Buckner Rebecca & John Budd III Lisbeth & Mark Bulmash Elizabeth Holper, M.D. & Jeremy Buonamici Christine & Patrick Burke Jodi & Todd Carruthers Lucinda & Lyne Carter Vivienne & Tsiu Chiu Chan Anuradha & Ramakrishna Chebrolu Riddhi & Samir Chhaya Jennifer Vowles & Anthony Cimino Christopher I. Clark ’89 Carol & Gary Cohen Phyllis Cole Sallie & Mark Crotty Felicia & Xavier Crumedy Darcie DuBois Crystal ’93 & Jonathan Crystal Barb Currier Macey Small Davis ’94 & Steven Davis Mike Decker Penny Dickerman & Richard Dickerman, M.D. Berkeley & Jason Downie Arlene Crotty-Duff & Duncan Duff Debbie Eberts Katarzyna & Milton Faber Nancy & Mike Faems Farmers Branch Church of Christ Andrew Foote ’86 & Blake Foote Karen Raskopf & Jay Fosha
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Mary & Greg Freeman Brad Friedman ’96 Harriette & Arnie Gachman Neha & Salil Gaitonde Sarita & Subash Gaitonde Jennifer & David Galardi Holland Gary ’93 & Leila Gary Brad Gaswirth ’92 & Dana Gaswirth Jamie Gerard & Cameron Gerard, M.D. Danielle & Mitch Gervis Tarita & Michael Gilmer, Sr. Marnie & Brian Glaser Robyn & Andrew Gould Randi & Chuck Grindstaff Teresa Pereda & Manu Gupta Anita & Sanjay Gupta Barbara & Bill Gutow Amy Kreisler Harberg ’87 & Joe Harberg Alexandra & Peter Harris Adrain Hayes Rosemarie & Shane Haynes Ann Henry & John Henry, III Teri & Michael Hershman Patricia Hesse, Ph.D. & Gregory Hesse Shawn Hiner-Leamon ’05 Cindy Frankel Hirsch ’83 & Ladd Hirsch Nancy & Jim Hoak Anne & Rohan Hoare Susanna Hong Bonnie & Monte Hurst Alexandra & Irwin Jacobs Karen Smith & Jay Jerrier, Jr. Karen & Gregory Johnson Mignon & Stuart Jones Mindi Levine Kahn ’77 & Michael Kahn Hyunae & Hyonsik Kang Alison & Andy Kaplinsky Karen & Ricky Kassanoff Becky & Michael Kennedy
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Jee Shin & Sun Kim Angela Vaiser Klein ’89 & Marc Klein Melinda & Mark Knowles Sue & Jim Koehler Beth & Larry Konig Cynthia Mallett Kosakowski ’75 & Bruce Kosakowski Caren Krumerman & Jon Krumerman, M.D. Sujata & Jayant Kulkarni Terry & Jeff Kurz Suvarna & Manoj Kutty Sandy & Kent Laber Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’91 & Brian Ladin Paulina Le & Lu Le, M.D., Ph.D. Sandy & Charles Lee Yin Hu, Ph.D. & Wai Lee, Ph.D. Carla & Jonathan Leffert, M.D. Michael Legacy Leigh & Chad Leopard Will Leslie ’05 Karen Lewis, M.D. & Kevin Lewis Randy Lieberman ’84 & Julie Lieberman Melanie & Tom Lillard Dede & Alan London Irene & Ray London Rachel Ingle Lorraine ’00 & Brian Lorraine Eileen Lueder Padma & Ravi Madugula Pam & Bill Mahomes Sujata & Prabir Majumder Susan & Roger Mandel Anne & David Mann Susan Cossman & Thomas Marking Irene Martin Kris McArdle Mark McKay ’89 & Stacy McKay Dana & Earl McLendon Minal & Sanjiv Melwani
Frankie & Jerold Michaelson Matt Miller ’96 & Amy Miller Sandra & Robert Millimet Shannon Harris Ming ’94 Amy & James Montgomery Madhavi & Arvind Muppidi Archana Ganaraj & Ravi Naidu Susan & Steve O’Brien Melanie & John Ofenloch, Jr. Stacy & David Olesky Neeta & Patrick Olomu Donna & Larry Olschwanger Cherry & Mike Owen Camille & Patrick Owens Sharon & Eddie Pak Dana Wiesenfeld Palmer ’93 & Scott Palmer Sondra & Alan Perkins Sabrina Peterson ’00 & Adam Peterson Elizabeth & David Pettijohn Jody Platt & Melvin Platt, M.D. Matt Prescott ’03 Angela Price Jane & Norman Purcel Dawn Ragan Sujata Basawaraj & Amol Rangdal Ros & David Rawitscher Tulika Jain & Upendar Reddy Teresa Peters & Eric Reed Denise & Michael Reily Elisa & Steven Reiter Karla Rimolo Debbie & Kevin Robinowitz Wendy Meyer & George Rodrigue Sarah Rechter & Bruce Rothstein Melinda & Mike Russ Un & Barry Rutherford Steven Sadek ’01 & Shannon Sadek Kristen & Tom Sanders Purvi & Jai Sanghvi Cathy & John Schoellkopf Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 & John Seeligson Ann & Irwin Sentilles Molly & Matthew Sers Ben Setnick ’93 & Molly Setnick Susan & Karl Shell Elly & Edward Shelswell-White Mala Shetty & Anup Shetty, M.D. Myrna & Tanus Shidid Denise Marciano & Michael Shiloh Ruthie & Alan Shor Lea & Jeff Singer Prasanna Sinkre, M.D. & Ajay Sinkre Sandy & Joe Slotnik Justin Small ’91 & Nicole Small J. William Smith, M.D. & Amanda Smith Carla McGee & Ilene Smoger Lisa & Howard Marc Spector
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Jay Spence Jennifer & Randall Stagen Frances (Sister) Steinberg & Joel Steinberg, M.D. Arlene & David Steinfield Heather & Christopher Kent Stobaugh Sheetal & Andrew Stocker Marlene & John Sughrue Andy Szygenda ’94 & Aimee Szygenda Rachel Thieberg, D.D.S. & Mark Thieberg, M.D. Wincy & David Tomecko Yelda & Ahmet Tuz Jenna & Gary Unell Vasantha & Srini Vasan Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Michael Waldman ’98 & Natalie Waldman Alice & Will Webster Rick Weisberg ’95 & Eleise Weisberg Kathryn & Scott Wheeler Shelly & Lalan Wilfong Ellen Johnson Willmore ’92 & Charlie Willmore Linda & Ken Wimberly Celia & Craig Winchell Melody Shan & Weiyi Yang Gina & Danny Yoo Joanne & Joe Yurich Michele Ladenson & John Zhong Lori & Brian Zweig Friends (Under $499) Terry & Bruce Abel Zach Abel ’06 Austin Ablon ’12 Marla & Baron Ablon Bronsin Ablon ’12 Hala & Roger Aboujaoude Marilyn & David Acheson Kimberly Adams ’02 Cate & Nate Adams Diana DeGrasse Adamson ‘87 & Mark Adamson Tony Adler ’99 & Jessa Adler Elizabeth Aguebor ’12 Mary & Paul Aidala Caroline & Donald Akinnibosun Andrea & Redd Alexander Reagan Alhadef ’12 Lydia Alvarado ’12 Allison Grossman Anderson ’97 Betsy Gilbert Anderson ’84 & Jeff Anderson Philippa Anderson & Joe Anderson, II Angela & Robert Andrade Louis Andres ’12 Ruth Andres Caitlin Andrew ’05 Carolyn Andrew ’11
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Andrea & Jaye Andrews Brenis & Edward Ansong Harriet & Larry Anton Louise & Gordon Appleman Elizabeth & David Aptilon Alexis Arana ’12 Jeremy Arata ’12 Michelle Arazoza ’99 Stephanie Arbetter ’08 Janet and Rick Arnold Lori & Jaime Aron Martha Shoultz & Nelson Arroyo Paige & Brian Ashley Elaine Auerbach & David Auerbach, M.D. Leonel Aviles Hamida & Karim Babool Brenda & Bruce Bagelman Eliane Bailey Tina Baker Alima Balcha Rachel Baldwin Sankalp Banerjee ’12 Catherine Banks & Philip Banks, Jr. Chris Barber ’12 Kim & Hardy Barnes Weasie Stewart & Linda Barnes Pam Barnes ’00 Scott Barnes ’12 Kevin Barnicle Laura Barrera Brenda & Les Barrett Qing & William Basinski Regina Franklin-Basye & Raymond Basye, Jr. Melissa Battis Dana Baum ’07 Michael Baum ’89 & Christell Baum Nathan Baum ’05 Elizabeth Bayer Brad Bazzle ’98 Amanda Beare ’12 Jennifer & Devin Beazley Joan Beck & Jay Beck, M.D. Joyce & Robert Beck Scott Beck ’92 & Amanda Beck Le Bell Daniel Bell-Garcia ’07 Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Pavan Bendapudi ’98 Flauren Fagadau Bender ’98 & Jason Bender Lauren Bennett ’12 Laurie Berger, M.D. & Brian Levine Andrea & Mark Berman Elizabeth Bernstein ’93 & Aaron Hinojosa Natalie Bernstien ’12 Keith Berry Jan Besco Pat & Chuck Bianco
Melodi Bianco Nick Bianco Brad Bierman, Jr. ’96 & Stephanie Bierman Rhonda Blackburn & Chris Bigenho Marie Bigham & Colin Pettus Jennifer Bishop ’93 & Andrew Notarian Melissa Zahn Bitner ’91 & Andy Bitner Lori & Chad Bittenbender Zac Bleicher ’99 Brenda & Ron Bliss Betsy Baum Block ’91 Brad Blonkvist ’87 Naomi Bloom & Bernard Bloom, M.D. David Bock ’81 & Robin Bock Elaine Bock Matt Bodzy ’04 Peter Bogdanow ‘92 & Sarah Kaplan-Bogdanow Ana Bonnheim ’99 & Asher Knight Denise Bookatz & Bart Bookatz, D.D.S. Jinger Ward Rosa-Booth & Robert Booth, Jr. Julie & Todd Boren Caroline & Joe Bossalini Letha Boulware Mary Ellen Bourgeois Vonda & Jeffrey Bowling Jeffrey Boyd ’06 Frank Bracken, III ’82 & Erica Bracken Debbe Brackett & Michael Genette Timiny & David Braemer Brenda & Stuart Brand Marcia & Roland Brandstetter Claire Brandt ’12 Deirdre & Rolf Brekken Cory Brenner ’97 & Kerrie Grubbs-Brenner Rhonda & Nick Brette Sharon Brewer Chuck Briant, III ’99 Nicholas Brienzi ’12 Susie & Tony Brigham Cynthia Bright ’87 & Stuart Sailer Bo Brinkmann, Jr. ’12 Loretta & Jerome Brister Cathy Shulman & Bryan Broaddus Myrna Higgins & Robert Broder Max Brodsky ’01 Eli Brook ’12 Jessica & Nathan Brophy Amanda Zidell Brown ’04 & Aaron Brown ’01 Tatiana & David Brown Dylan Brown ’11 Linda & Gilbert Brown Ryan Brown ’12 Jennifer Morales & Greg Browne-Nichols Anne Bruder ’04 Jacquelyn Bruner Travis Bryan ’12 Gaye & Val Buckmiller
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Devin Bullock ’12 Monica & Ron Bullock Page Burdick ’02 LéAnna Burgin ’12 Genie Burke Taylor Burks ’03 Jordan Burton Alli & Zack Busby Mary Cravens Butler ’77 & Henry Butler Consuelo Buxton Angela Cacopardo Lois & Howard Cain Brian Calhoun, J.D. ’92 & Lisa Calhoun Tamah Calhoun Steve Cannon Darlene & Alford Caraway Herman Card Lucila Martinez & Juan Cardenas Thelma & Maurice Carter Pat & Frank Cervasio Hoe & Chae Cha Alex Chalfant ’02 Linden Chalfant ’04 Shannon Chang ’12 Anita Fonberg Chanon ’81 & Todd Chanon Billy Chapman ’08 Roger Charlebois ’71 & Barbara Charlebois Matt Chellaraj ’12 Linda Chianese Carla Childs ’02 & Josh Childs Maddie Chortek ’05 Denny Chung ’12 Yolanda & Jose Cisneros Frances & Chris L. Clark Kirsten Clinger ’82 Celia Cogan Barbi Kreisler Cohen ’91 & Scott Cohen Justin Cohen ’02 Judy & Leon Cohen Joy Donsky Coit ’92 & Matt Coit Laurie Sprouse & Christopher Cole Candice Hicks-Coleman & Corey Coleman Marci Coleman ’96 & Jack Coleman Josette & Marty Collins, Jr. Ellen Moriarty & Trey Colvin Emily Comisar ’03 Megan Considine ’97 & Michael Considine Laura & Juan Contreras Joseph Cooner Cynthia Cooper, J.D. ’97 Michael Corman ’74 Will Corvey ’02 Debbie & Scott Cotton Katie Cowling ’05 Rebecca Cox Anissa Crabtree Sara & Curtis Cramer RADM Robert C. Crates, SC, USN (Ret) Al & Miriam Creemer
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Rex Crick David Grant Crooks ’87 Stan Crossman ’61 & Pam Crossman Mel Curtis Nand Dalal ’12 Farhan Damani ’12 Bhama Mathavan & Rahul Danasingh Joey Music Daniel ’92 & Josh Daniel Becky Daniels Hannah D’Apice ’08 Sunny & Peter D’Apice Rachel D’Apice ’12 Ruth & Bob Darrow Nicholas Das ’12 Carly Ness & John Daughety Susan & Michael Davidoff Sheila & Jim Davidson Frank Davis, III ’79 & Beth Davis Mark & Sandra Davis Michael Davis ’84 & Carol Davis Steve Davis ’57 & Dorothy Davis Terri Davis ’77 Shaun Dawson ’93 Brandon Dean ’12 Sarah DeBerry-Caperton ’93 & Tommy Caperton Amy & Paul deBorst Rebecca Decker Tatiane Deibert Joey Denahan ’90 & Kristen Denahan Shylaja Nagenhalli & Vishwanath Denkanikotte Christina Deuber, M.D. Risa & Eric Diamond Susan & Richard Diamond Brad Dillenback ’12 Angelia & David Disney Prashanthi Divakar ’09 Eric Dobbie ’98 Cindee & Rodney Dobbs Deborah & Tom Dobozy Amy & Brian Donnell Linda Donnelly Kim Donner ’03 & Michael Donner Caroline Doswell Velvet Dow Angela Adkins Downes ’87 & Emerson Downes Patricia & Corbin Doyle John Dunagan ’94 & Heather Dunagan Joel Durden Princess Durham Suzann & Bob Dutton Rachael Wang & Cliff Dycus Gene & Darlene Dycus Karen & Ed Dzialowski Christine Eastus Madalyn Eastus ’78 & John Derryberry Haley Eazor ’12
MarkAnthony Edwards Diana & Heath Einstein Robin & Stephen Einstein Freddie & Bernie Eisenstat Stefani Silverberg Eisenstat ’85 & Gary Eisenstat Isha Elhence ’12 Jeff Ellenbogen ’93 & Michelle Ellenbogen Jerry Ellis Ann Benolken & Mark Engeling Molly Erdman ’92 Linette Fabian Michael Fagelman ’91 & Kerry Fagelman Cathy Falk Mary Lou & William Falkenstein Diane Farber Lindsay Faria ’04 Heather Farlow Chris Farrokhnia ’02 Davis Felder Barbara & Ernest Feldgus Donna & Allyn Feldman Susan & Matthew Feldman Jamie Fencl ’04 Aerica Fenster Donna Ferebee Yvette Ferrer ’07 Jeff Fiedelman ’87 & Alyssa Fiedelman Elizabeth Fields ’09 Natalie Fine ’12 Samantha Fine ’12 Lynn & Stanley Fine Janice & Marvin Finkelston Karen Finlay ’67 Kelly Finley ’02 Laura & Brad Flanagan Lisa & Rick FlorJancic Gayle Fogelson ’52 McKenzie Followwill ’01 Peter Fonberg Mary Foote, Ph.D. & Phil Foote Eric Forslund Erna Forster Nancy Kelly & Kenneth Forster Natalie & Sheldon Frankel Audrey & Richard Franklin Nancy Franks Vasundhara Kaki & Alex Freeman Warren Frerichs Eric Freytag ’03 Shelby Friedman ’12 Will Fulton ’68 & Nancy Fulton Jeff Funkhouser David Gail ’99 & Sara Gail Gracie Gallegos Andrew Ganz ’02 Cathleen Garcia Cristina Gonzalez-Criado & Enrique Garcia Nora & Jose Garcia
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Patricia & Reyes Garcia Liz Garner ’00 Jonathan Gary ’07 Michelle Garza ’95 & Joel Garza Judy Burch Gass ’65 & Robert Gass Wendi Geffen ’93 & Scott Duby Barbara Gelsomino Bonnie & Joe Gentilia Jeff Gentry ’77 Austin Gerber ’12 Allison Romberg Gessner ’88 & Mark Gessner Nikki & Dennis Gibson Robert Gibson ’77 & Kathleen Gibson Taylor Gibson Gail & Allan Gilbert Andrew Gilbert ’92 Berkeley & Andrew Gillentine Valerie Bennett Gillespie ’98 & Emmanuel Gillespie Colleen & Scott Gilmour Jason Ginsburg ’92 & Wendy Felton Lauren Giovannini Melanie Girard Pam & Michel Giraudon Jason Girson ’12 Rena & Ken Glaser Alison Glazer ’12 Jay Glazer ’55 Gillian Glengarry Nancy & Steven Glick Sebastian Gluzman Alexis Goes ’03 Dan Goetz ’80 & Laurie Goetz Shari & Steven Goldberg Sharan & Lynn Goldstein Clint Golman ’12 Jake Golman ’10 Larry Golman
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Dana & Mark Golman Susan & Martin Golman Myra Wyckoff, M.D. & Ty Gomez Francisco Gomez-Palacio ’12 Kim & Tony Gonzales Jeff Goodman ’87 Tami Grayson & Boyd Grayson, Jr. Jennifer Frankfurt Greenblum ’82 & Brad Greenblum Liz Greene Felicia & W.T. Greer, III Caron Gremont ’92 & Ken Baer Connie & Pat Griffith Ronda & Tom Grimsley Russell Grindstaff ’12 Anna Grossman ’04 Doug Grossman, M.D., Ph.D. ’81 & Irene Grossman Jeff Ground ’86 & Amy Ground Anna Gruben ’93 & Jeremy Miller Hema & Raj Gupta Janis & Gene Gustafson Marcy & Craig Gutow Heather Haas Christine Hagen Marty Hagmann Caroline Hahn, M.D. & Yoav Hahn, M.D. Asher Haig ’00 Paula & Art Hall Michaela Ablon Hall ’89 & Chris Hall Trevian Hall ’12 Lisa M. Halvorson Heather Hamilton ’98 & Will Hamilton Diana & Steven Hamilton Kathryn Hamm ’87 & Amy Walter Ralph Hamm, III ’90 & Meggan Hamm Deanna & David Hanson Mary Harberg John Harding ’05
Hannah & Blake Harkey Dave Harnden ’67 & Lynn Harnden Rick Harnden, Jr., Ph.D. ’63 & Virginia Harnden Irene Harrower Chafen Hart ’99 & Eric Hart Austin Hartline ’12 Michael Haskins Kellie & Dan Havrilak Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Mary & John Hayes Sonja Butler-Hayes Victor Hazbun ’12 Yolande & Gil Hebert Marc Hebert Ashley Hedemann ’99 & Stephen Hedemann Queen & Isaiah Henderson Amy Henika ‘96 DeBorah Henry Flossie & Pat Heptig David Herman ‘12 Eve & Jonathan Herman Natalia & Bobby Hernandez Jeff Hickman, II ’89 & Kristi Hickman Eve Hill-Agnus Jennifer Miller Hillman ’74 & Tom Hillman Emitom Hillsman ’12 Elena Hines & Wayne Hines, Ph.D. Lona & Davey Hoffer Rob Hoffman ’74 & Ellen Hoffman Will Hoffman ’09 Brooke Hollimon ’03 Brett Holloway ’06 Margaret & Jeff Hollway Robbi D. Holman Cyerra Holmes ’12 Kathy & Michael Holmes Austin Holtsclaw ’02 Talya Cohen Holzer ’93 & Corey Holzer Esther Hong ’94 Samina & Sean Hooda Cheryl & Donald Hopkins Pam & Wendell Hopkins Jeff Hoppenstein Barbara & Bernie Horowitz Braden Hosch, Ph.D. ’89 & Leslie Hosch Inmi & Ron Houston Russell Houston ’12 Elyse Hradecky ’03 Darrell Hurmis ’73 & Kim Hurmis Adele Hurst Heather Hutton ’82 & Dirk Kuyk, III Barry Ide Kasturi & Srini Inaganti Rita & Ron Ivery Rachael Jablo ’93 Heidi & Russel Jacobe, III
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Caryn & David Jacobs Natalie Jacobs ’06 Heather Trim & Lawrence Jacobson Loren Jacobson ‘92 & Moises Rudelman Kenneth Jarvis, III ’12 Ann Jaynes Greg Jaynes Mike Jenks Alice Jiang ’12 Marcella Jimenez ’12 Alan Johnson ’12 Lolita Evans Johnson Dana Hickman Johnson ’86 & Craig Johnson Melinda & Jim Johnson Langston Johnson ’12 Jen Johnson ’90 & Trey Johnson, III ’87 Robert Johnson ’90 & Kelly Johnson Richelle & Stacey Johnson Ginna Johnson ’84 Vivian Johnson Debby & Arnie Johnston Kristy & Jon Joiner Kathleen Jones Lauren A. Jones ’02 Lauren F. Jones ’02 Terry & Russell Jones Theresa & Kenna Jones Victoria Jones ’12 Andrew Jury ’10 Beth Frankfurt Kahn ’74 & Gary Kahn Lauren Kahn ’02 Shabana & Mansur Kaiser Kathryn Kallison ’94 Sandy & Jay Kaminski Phyllis & Alex Kane Lisa Kaplan Stacey & Paul Kaplan Beth Kassanoff Susan & Dan Kasten Ann Goldfarb Katz ’71 Shelley & Jason Kays Avi Kejriwal ’12 Sophie Kelley ’93 Lu & Jim Kelly Philip Kelton, III ’89 & Kellee Kelton Paula Kemmerer Suzanne & Michael Kesner Kate & Jon Kettles Maria & Yasser Khan Mekdes & Malcom Kifle Yong Hwa Kim Eunhee & Yongku Kim Jennifer Kincaid Jennifer Kinney ’99 Olivia Kinney ’12 Jane Kittleman & Wes Kittleman, Jr. David Klein ’02 Eric Klein ’12
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Jason Klein ’04 Alex Kleinman ’07 Betsy & Mark Kleinman David Knowles, Jr. ’02 Sally Koch ’77 Ken Kokko, M.D., Ph.D. ’84 & Katie Kokko Natalie Kollinger ‘03 Barbara Konig Brian Konig ’12 Natalie Koonce ’12 Gail & Ken Kopf Jonathan Kopf ’01 Kama Boswell Koudelka ’81 Sherri Seidel Kraft ’83 & Paul Kraft Will Kraus ’12 Laurie Krauss ’96 & Greg Krauss Margaret & Mike Krueger Ariel Kruger, M.D. ’93 & Kelly Kruger Carla & Andrejs Krumins Janette & Eric Kuang Ivan Kumamoto ’12 Rohit Kumar ’92 & Hilary Chapman Bryan Kutner ’93 Brett Lacher ’04 Evan Lacher ’07 Liyun & Ming Lai Arlene & Lewis Lamark Peyton Lambert ’12 Scott Lambert ’86 & Kate Lambert Janice & Dan LaMendola John Lande ’97 Barbie Lane ’93 Mark Lang ’92 Gisele LaRosiliere Isaac Lavie, M.D. ’93 & Heather Lavie Stephanie & Aaron Ledyard William Leffall ’03 Jackie Leon John Lesikar ’03 Laura Dunston Lett ’82 & Bobby Lett Mitch Levene ’03 Julie Magid Levenstein ’93 & Dave Levenstein Murray & Norma Levine Doug Levy ’90 & Alyce Levy Jackie Levy ’03 Joanne & Steve Levy Joanna Lewis ’02 Paul Lewis Carolyn Ley, M.D. ’97 & Jake Thomas Larry Ley ’68 & Georgia Ley Adrienne & Chris L’Hommedieu Amy Li ’12 Rachel Liberty ’07 Bianca & Terry Lin Rachel Lippman ’99 Katie Litman ’12 Maureen Little & Eldon Little, Sr. Vickie Livingston ’12
Paola & Edmund Livingstone Claudia Loewenstein Dorothy & Angelo Lombardi Teresa & David Lombardi, M.D. Ashley London ’02 Stephanie & Richard London Frank Lopez Ronnie Lostak Mary Lee Lovrecich Elaine & David Lowen Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Nancy & Ed Lowey Curt Lowry Fonda Lucas ’02 Lourdes & Miguel Lugo Sandy & David Lui Zach Luterman ’90 & Allana Luterman Ellen & Theodore Mack Erin MacKenzie Shanti Majefski ’95 & Thomas Martinez Adrienne Maldonado ’93 Lisa & Robert Malenfant Aditya Malhotra Deborah Malveaux Kamini & Malik Mamdani Pat & Ted Mandeville Beth Downing ’97 & Gavin Manes, Ph.D. ’96 Angie Manning Heather Marcus Beth & Mike Marella Janet Margolis Kristin Marinko ’93 & Todd Marinko Ellen & Arnold Marks Christina Marmol ’08 Emily Marmol ’04 Gail & Gil Marmol Carrie & Chris Martin Ray Mascolo ’02 Sarah Masood ’04 Alexandra Masri ’11 Cynthia & Tarik Masri Barbara Massad & Gene Massad, II Jason Massman ’89 & Toby Massman Farid Matuk Jacqueline Mayhew Page Coerver McAnear ’93 & Granville McAnear Mary Elizabeth McCahill Jeannean McCain Kelly McCain Karen & Matt McClard Cheryl & Pat McCracken Matt McCrary ’07 Tracey & Dale McElroy Travis McElroy ’08 Sylvia & Carl McGee Patrick McGonigle ’89 & Meg McGonigle Max McKamy ’12
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Sadie McKee Diane & Richard McMurry Rebecca & Keith McNeal Brenda McSwain ’77 & Steven McSwain ’77 Elizabeth Meier ’04 & Brennan Meier ’03 Susan Falkenstein Meigs ’78 & Stephen Meigs Megan Mellem ’01 Harriet & Roger Mellow Macy Jaggers & Michael Melton Tina Mendez-Kohler & Bob Kohler Tina & Andy Mercurio Karen Metcalfe Kit McCutchin Meyer ’77 & Rick Meyer Logan Meyers ’12 Hallie Michaels Betty Michalski Jill Middleman & Benton Middleman, M.D. Vince Mikulski Katie Beth Miller Roslyn Miller Scott Miller ’82 & Dinah Miller Gina Mills ’12 Abigail Mindle & Grant Mindle, Ph.D. Nallely Miranda ’12 Shehnaz Kajani & Karim Mohammad Mindi & Joe Monaco Mark Moniot ’87 Gloria & Ciro Montes Elizabeth & John Montgomery William Montgomery, II ’12 Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Foundation Jane Morris ’95 & Stan Grooms Marianne Morris Erika Bruce & Gary Moskowitz Katherine & Afshin Motlagh
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Monsie Munoz ’05 Ciel & Thomas Murphy Lesley Lurie & Brett Myers Courtney Myers ’92 Betsy Nadler Diana Norton Sara S. Nagler Lekshmi Nair ’12 Brenda Nance Keith Nannie Eric Natinsky ’92 & Michelle Natinsky Jane Ann & J.R. Neiswender Ginger Nelson Joe Nelson Madeline Nelson ’12 Susan & Doug Ness Susan & Bruce Neustadt Elizabeth & Ron Nevelow Lisa Newman ’85 & Jeffrey Kaplan Diana & Geoff Newton Wyn Nguyen & Thu Trinh Barclay Nihill ’03 Natalie Nihill ’00 Ken Nikaidoh ’03 Nigel Nobie ’06 Mashal Noor ’12 Kristina Norderhaug ’07 Alan Norris ’03 Myra Noshahi ’12 Alex Nosnik ’99 Arti & Ranjit Notani Coleman Notley ’12 Nusrat Nancy Obels-Robinson Ellen Oberwetter ’93 Brooke Oberwetter ’98
Katherine & John Ofenloch Polly Olsson Alenda & Femi Omonije Amy Opsal ’94 & Aaron Opsal Rachel Orleck-Lubka ’03 Jack Oros Hannah Orth ’12 Julie & Steven Osborn Margaret & Stuart Owen Venita & Timothy Owens Kyle Oxford ’06 Komel Grover & Umesh Oza Rachel Packer ’12 Teddy & Noel Padden Cindy & Robert Page Kimberly & Toby Page Jordan Palefsky ’12 Kathy & Morris Palefsky Susan Palmer Henry Paolissi Michael Paraskevas ’10 Lydia & Nick Paraskevas Chanda & Dinesh Parbhoo Jennifer & Nicholas Park Grace Park ’12 Honelynn & Patrick Parker Martha Parker Rae’Van Parson ’12 Michael Partlo ’12 Aliysa Patel ’12 Monali & Yogesh Patel Shailaja & Basavaraj Patil Yolanda Allen-Patterson & Christopher Patterson Stuart Pearlman ’77 Scottie A. Pearson ’87 Scottie G. Pearson Jennie & James Pennington Cristina Perez Melanie Perry Fred Peterson Katie & Claiborn Peterson Marlene & Tony Petrocchi Debra Goldstein Phares ’88 Sonia Philipson Angelica Phillips & Lee Phillips, II Zona & Barry Pidgeon Richard Kahn & Barry Pierce Marlene & Jack Pierce Nancy Pinnow Janine Pitts & Allen Pitts, Jr. Tracey & Charles Place Alison Plenge ’99 Andy Plenge ’97 & Jamie Plenge Sari Pogorzelski Leslie Pole ’02 & Nikhil Pole ’01 Michelle Poliak-Tunis ’00 & Jeremy Tunis Sara & David Pollack Kay Ellen & Jacob Pollack
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Hannah & Harlan Pollock Lonnie Pollock, IV ’06 Tracy Pollock ’03 Margie Portela & José Portela, Sr. Jennifer Portela & José Portela, Jr. Brian Portner ’02 Divya Pranav ’12 Sabrina Pratt ’77 Alex Prescott ’06 Caleigh Prewitt ’12 Debbie & Ralph Price Blake Pruitt ’12 Molly Pugh ’94 & Bill Pugh Tracey Pugh & Trey Pugh Lauren Pully ’07 William Puplampu & Patricia Zacharie-Puplampu Pamela & Scott Purcel Meredith Purchal ’12 Brian Quina ’12 Misty & Chris Quinn Isela Quinonez Sowmya & Srinath Ram Karina Rambeau ’12 David Ramsey Fred Randall ’65 Dipti & Rama Ranganathan Cortland Rankin ’03 Namrata & Arun Rao Geeta & Rajesh Rao Jerry Rasansky Justin Rasansky ’12 Lori Finkelston & Scott Raskin Tracy & Kent Rathbun Sucharitha Srinivasan & Mukund P. Ravikumar Collin Ray ’12 Dawson Ray ’12 Alison Read ’92 Suzanne & Peter Read Lisa Regenbogen ’98 Nicole & Tom Reger Nate Reid-Griggs ’09 Kimi Morse Reist ’82 & Jim Reist Helen Reiter Jim Renfro Mary Rogers Rhoades ’81 & Jamey Rhoades Camille Richard ’12 Jasmin Tiro-Richard & John Richard Lorene Richardson & Robert Richardson, Jr. Julie & Chris Richie Louise & Neil Richter Hannah & William Rigler Carolina & Mauro Rinaldini Cheryl & Roderick Rischer Nicole Roberson ’12 Chana Robinowitz & Ralph Robinowitz, Ph.D.
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Joyce Roche Susannah Rodrigue ’12 Karen Rodrigues ’95 & Brad Rodrigues Matthew Rodriguez ’12 Mark Rogers, M.D. ’77 Synthia & Art Rogers Katy Rollings ’98 Joan Romanosky Amy & Michael Roseman Carly Rosemore ’09 Jennifer Rosemore ’04 Sally & Rick Rosenberg Brett Rosenthal ’03 Ella Ross Laura & Gregg Ross Sharon Ross ’97 Karen Rovinsky ’92 & Kyle Rovinsky ’86 Grace Rovner ’09 Kate Rovner & Ivan Rovner, M.D. Toby Row Lesley Rowland ’12 Patti Rowland Susie & Alan Rubin Bibsy & John Ruchman Marshall Ruchman Lesley Rucker Jordan Rudner ’12 Keri & Christopher Ruffalo Elizabeth & Michael Rugg Matt Rush ’92 & Lacy Rush Lori Ruso Tommy Sacco, II Cole Sadler ’12 Carolina Sanchez Celeste Sanders ’00 & Byron Sanders ’01 Sandra O’Rourke-Sanders & Charles Sanders Kimberlee Sanders ’02 Darryn Sandler ’95 Frada Levy Sandler ’73 & Alan Sandler Jason Sandler ’97 & Amy Sandler Barbara Sanger & Gene Sanger, Jr. Laura Sanza, Ph.D. Susan & Joe Schackman Magan Mullino Schain ’96 & Adam Schain Jessi Schanbaum ’96 K.C. Schanbaum ’03 Lauren Schanbaum ’02 Nick Schanbaum ’00 Jared Scheib ’04 Nadya & Alec Scheiner Joan & August Schellenberg Ann Schiller & Larry Schiller, M.D. Kris Schindler ’84 & John Thompson Tina & Don Schnair Frances Schneider David Schnitzer Caitlin & Tony Schraufnagel Kate Schwartz ’12
Judi & Paul Scott Lisa Sealy Michael Seeligson ’02 & Caitlin Seeligson Robin & Corey Self Emily Sentilles ’94 May & Jian Shan Vasanthi Shanmuganandam Becky Shapiro ’03 Marcia & Bob Shapiro Neal Sharma ’12 Rosemary & Zeke Shashoua Kerry & Stephen Shea Honey Sheff, Ph.D. & Mike Sheff Linda Morgan Sheffer ’77 & Kevin Sheffer Debbie & David Sheinfeld Katie Sheinfeld ’12 Sandra & Richard Shirley Emma Sholder ’12 Zach Shor ’06 Rosalyn and Martin Shosid Kevin Shtofman ’00 Nathan Shulman ’92 Rebecca & Tony Shuman Ambreen Siddiqui & Ahmed Sharique Elsie & George Sielen David Silva Benjamin Silver ’10 Rena & Bud Silverberg Julie Silverman ’97 Lorna & John Simon Elizabeth & John Simpson Jocelynn & Michael Simpson Leslie Sinclair-Worley, Ph.D. Dorothy & Kurt Sjogren Lee Slack ’03 Meredith Small ’97 Tymesia & Eric Smaw Lu & Charles Smith Charles Smith, II ’02 Farrai Shelby Smith ’80 & Steve Smith Michelle & Kascie Smith Noelle Smith ’12 Quincy Smith Katherine & Sebron Snyder Diana Sobey Robbin Raskin Solis ’88 & Michael Solis Margie & Rolando Solis Jessica Solls ’12 Cindy Solomon ’93 Marshall Sosland ’04 Alan Sostek ’10 Phyllis Spare Roberta & Don Spector Adam Sprankell ’92 Gita Srivastava ’03 & Andrew Greenhut Tina Srivastava ’05 Dorota & Jacek Stachowiak Daryl Stanley ’06 Michael Stanley ’12
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Meri-Kay Star ’73 Rachel & Marc Starr Malaika Staten ’03 Lynn Staub & Jay Staub, M.D. Brandon Staub ’03 & Jaclyn Staub Brittany Staub ’03 Andrea Steiger ’03 & Brett Steiger Ken Lambrecht & Ken Stein Rachel & Marc Stein Shane Stein ’96 & Tracey Stein Lindsay & Jeff Steinberg Eli Steinfield ’12 Alan Stell ’82 Kelly Stephan Barclay Stephens ’12 Monica Garza Stephens Nancy Kasten & David Stern Jacob Stern ’11 Susan & David Sternblitz Shelley & Steven Sternblitz Cameron Steurer ’12 Elaine & Ken Stillman Charlie Stobaugh Nancy & Kent Stobaugh Karen & Aric Stock Robyn Strelitz ’93 & David Trachtenberg Linda Strem Beth & Mark Stromberg Rosie & Sol Stromberg Lyall Stuart ’12 Renée & Fernando Suarez Suzanne & Gavin Subel Bharti & Sai Subramanian Arti Baskaran & Srikanth Subramanian Jeff Susman ’82 & Monica Susman Smita & Mustafa Suterwala Ari Swartz ’02 Janice Sweet Jan & Chuck Switzer Nikole Swize Lee Szor ’03 Jeffrey Talmadge ’07 Dana Talmadge & John Talmadge, M.D. Mary & Carlos Tapia Tonya & James Tarpeh Kassie Taylor ’01 Leot Taylor ’03 & Vaughn Taylor Julie & Richard Taylor Lim Tear Ellis Telford ’81 & Sarah Telford Kathrin Tewich Kiran & Gautam Thakker Pamela & Moyez Thanawalla Paul Thibodeau ’02 Dinesh Thoduguli & Nuthan Sarpangala Zach Thomas ’02 Sarah & Bruce Thompson Lina & Johnny Thompson Louise & Ryon Thompson
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Tim Thompson Charlotte & Bill Thompson Sandra & Rice Tilley Cindi & Aaron Timmons Jennifer Tirrell Michael Tobolowsky ’06 Cortrinia Holly-Toliver & Daniel Toliver Dalia & Tony Torres Dawn & Kenneth Toudouze Katie & Clay Trimmer Joe Trombello ’02 Diep Truong ’93 Betsy Tucker ’68 & Robert Davis May & Chris Turbeville Morena & Ron Turley, Jr. Caroline Turlington ’04 Peggy Norvell Turlington ’75 & Jack Turlington Marthe Turlington ’06 Ginny & Jim Turner Matthew Udomphol ’07 Azhar Unwala ’12 Scott Upfield ’77 & Sonya Upfield Tisha Vaidya ’05 Marina Pascali & Nicolai Van Oers Megan Van Wart Asha & Collin Vas Sujatha & Rajasekhar Velamuri Suresh Venkatachalam Michael Vick Keven Vicknair Rosalind & Keith Vinson Harvey Vogel Christine Voisinet ’12 Miriam Garcia Volk & Tim Volk Seema Vora ’02 Thao Vu ’92 Gina & Marc Waco Marisa Bertocchi & Cliff Wai Kim Fedor Waite ’82 & Douglas Waite Brandon Walker ’03 Marlene & Ronnie Wall Beth Wallace & Richard Wallace, III Katie Walsh ’00 Hannah Walsh ’12 Jing & Jonathan Wang Ferna & Craig Ward Kathy & Haverde Warner Steve Warner Amy Tannen Warren ’92 & Charles Warren, III Larry Warshaw ’87 & Paige Warshaw Lindsey Washington ’02 Mary Watkin & Milton Watkin, Jr. Jeff Watson ’03 Paige Weaver ’04 Jerry Webb ’12 Jonathan Weber Art Weinberg
Phyllis & Wilbur Weinberger Lauran Weiner ’86 & Steve Weiner Craig Weinstein Jeff Weinstein, M.D. ’80 & Debbie Weinstein Joanie & Shelly Weinstein Robert Weitman ’12 Natalie & Jeff Wells Tara & Mark Wettreich ’98 Linda White & Randy Watson Cary Wicker ’03 Mary Jo & John Wilen Carol & Michael Wilk Jamie Willard & Bob Willard, D.V.M. Dorothy & Sanford Williams Lisa Jaye Williams ’89 & Clay Williams Henrietta Dotson-Williams & Michael Williams Jennifer Williams & Sandy Williams, M.D. Karen & Vaughn Williams David Wilson ’91 & Elizabeth Peters Emily & Alex Wilson Scott Wilson ’66 & Lana Wilson Sherry & Robert Wilson William Wilson Loretta Winnicki Susan & Kim Wise Benjamin Wiseman ’02 Allie Woghin ’92 Claire & James Woodcock Angela & Harry Woodson Donna Woody Stephanie & Trevor Worcester Donna & Glade Wright Kristin & Samuel Wright Dovie & Frank Wu Suzanne & Jason Yaffe Sindy Chou & Paul Yang Marianna & Jon Yellen Brenda Yosowitz & Ed Yosowitz, M.D. Katie & Todd Young Julie Hanson & Thomas Young Sohail Yousuf ’98 & Sarah Yousuf Sue Luo & Hongtao Yu Larry Zahn ’88 & Kira Zahn Wendy Xu & Chen Zhang Hong Zhang Yangdong Zhou & Christina Zhao Tony Zhu & Joy Huang Jackie Ziegler Jennifer Zigler Mimi Platt Zimmerman ’85 & Brian Zimmerman Ida Ann & Harold Zweig Louis Zweig ’82 & Robin Zweig Anonymous Donor
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Grandparents Marilyn & David Acheson Corbin Liang ’20 Ruth Altshuler & Ken Altshuler, M.D. Jackie Altshuler ’09 Dena Altshuler ’16 Ruth Andres Louis Andres ’12 Miles Andres ’14 Elise Andres ’17 Peggy & Bernie Andrews Melanie Andrews ’13 Camille Andrews ’15 Ellen Margaret Andrews ’17 Harriet & Larry Anton Jack Helms ’22 Louise & Gordon Appleman Travis Mann ’22 Andrew Mann ’24 Elizabeth Mann ’24
Ruth & Bob Darrow Kristen Davis ’08 Rachel Davis ’15 Jason Davis ’17
Brenda & Stuart Brand Benjamin Stromberg ’17
Susan & Michael Davidoff Brent Ladin ’21 Alex Ladin ’24
Marcia & Roland Brandstetter Katherine Sanders ’13 Loretta & Jerome Brister Jacob Pugh ’16 Jessica Pugh ’18 Myrna Higgins & Robert Broder Katherine Broder ’10 Brian Broder ’13 Linda & Gilbert Brown Lauren Brown ’23 Gaye & Val Buckmiller Lilli Stone ’18
Eliane Bailey Zac Cooner ’13
Lois & Howard Cain Maddie Pylant ’05 Melanie Greene ’19
Tina Baker Graham Baker ’16 Cate Baker ’18
Thelma & Maurice Carter Jack Chasanoff ’16
Brenda & Les Barrett Barrett Self ’23 Joan Beck & Jay Beck, M.D. Molly Pluss ’13 Henry Pluss ’15 Joyce & Robert Beck Saskia Lewis ’22 Anneke Lewis ’24 JoAnn & Bob Becker Ryan Becker ’17 Alec Becker ’19 Le Bell Katerina Bridges ’24 Pat & Chuck Bianco Morgan Ofenloch ’24 Elaine Bock Ian Bock ’23 Ann & Alan Bogdanow Katie Bogdanow ’23
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Pat & Frank Cervasio Louis Andres ’12 Miles Andres ’14 Elise Andres ’17 Carol & Gary Cohen Hannah Gaswirth ’24 Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Ryan Pollack ’16 Benjamin Pollack ’19 Kacey Cohen ’19
Sheila & Jim Davidson Casey Ross ’23 Graham Ross ’25 Sandra & Mark Davis Erin Beuerlein ’19 Arlene Crotty-Duff & Duncan Duff Kate Crotty ’15 Stephen Crotty ’18 Sally & Tom Dunning Jack Helms ’22 Suzann & Robert Dutton Hannah Orth ’12 Emily Orth ’14 Darlene & Gene Dycus Christopher Dycus ’22 Christine Eastus Alexa Derryberry ’20 Robin & Stephen Einstein Levyn Einstein ’25 Freddie & Bernie Eisenstat Lauren Eisenstat ’18 Jerry Ellis Kayla Ellis ’13 Nancy & Mike Faems Eleanor Faems ’25
Judy & Leon Cohen Louis Andres ’12 Miles Andres ’14 Elise Andres ’17
Diane Farber Jacob Weinstein ’23 Daniel Weinstein ’24 Benjamin Weinstein ’26
RADM Robert C. Crates, SC, USN (Ret) Chandler Crates ’17 Cameron Crates ’18 Campbell Crates ’20
Barbara & Ernest Feldgus Mitchell Galardi ’24
Miriam & Al Creemer Lindsay Rawitscher ’13 Ryan Rawitscher ’15 Courtney Rawitscher ’20
Donna & Allyn Feldman Ellie Feldman ’22 Cole Feldman ’25 Sandra & Gary Fernandes Logan McGill ’14 Georgia McGill ’17 Hudson Fernandes ’17 Sophia Fernandes ’19 www.greenhill.org
Janice & Marvin Finkelston Carly Raskin ’15 Erna Forster Rachel Forster ’18 Natalie & Sheldon Frankel Lane Hirsch ’16 Mia Hirsch ’17 Nancy Franks Avery Franks ’22 Harriette & Arnie Gachman Lexi Gachman ’17 Jordan Gachman ’20 Sarita & Subash Gaitonde Rajan Gaitonde ’24 Bonnie & Joe Gentilia Avery Franks ’22 Gail & Allan Gilbert Molly Anderson ’14 Rena & Ken Glaser Amanda Brown ’04 Emily Zidell ’07 Sophie Glaser ’23 Rita Sue & Alan Gold Katherine Broder ’10 Brian Broder ’13 Caroline Gold ’13 Matthew Gold ’17 Sharan & Lynn Goldstein Henry Roseman ’17 Robert Roseman ’19 Larry Golman Jake Golman ’10 Clint Golman ’12 Hank Golman ’14 Jed Golman ’17 Susan & Martin Golman Zoe Baer ’22 Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Mattie Willard ’14 Irma & Irwin Grossman Isabelle Kronick ’22 Barbara & Bill Gutow Davis Gutow ’21
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Marcy & Perry Hamburger Alexis Hamburger ’22 Kyle Hamburger ’24 Deanna & David Hanson Finley Spector ’23 Mary Harberg Max Harberg ’16 Samantha Harberg ’18 Jeffrey Harberg ’20 Irene Harrower Peter Diaz ’17 Gabriel Diaz ’21 Yolande & Gil Hebert Lyric Hebert ’24 Ann Henry & John Henry, III Lucas Henry ’21 Matias Henry ’21 Nancy & Jim Hoak Alfred Hoak ’25 James Hoak ’26 Betty & Milton Holcombe Kelley Wheeler ’21 Barbara & Bernie Horowitz Margot Hershman ’10 Jake Hershman ’17 Eric Hershman ’21 Adele Hurst Morgan Hurst ’20 Sophia Hurst ’20 Claudia Hurst ’22 Hamid Husain Fahad Khalid ’15 Alexandra & Irwin Jacobs Jordan Lebowitz ’19 Gillian Lebowitz ’21
Lu & Jim Kelly Rachel Forster ’18 Paula Kemmerer Kayla Ellis ’13 Ike Kerridge Lydia Kerridge ’26 Barbara Konig Brian Konig ’12 Adam Konig ’15 Liyun & Ming Lai Max Platt ’20 Abby Platt ’22 Arlene & Lewis Lamark Ryan Becker ’17 Alec Becker ’19 Gisele LaRosiliere Brianna LaRosiliere ’15 Maya LaRosiliere ’18 Norma & Murray Levine Rachel Packer ’12 Ben Packer ’13 Joanne & Steve Levy Jordan Levy ’22 Taylor Levy ’23 Marilyn Lieberman & Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Ryan Lieberman ’13 Blake Lieberman ’14 Haley Lieberman ’20 Jacob Lieberman ’22 Maureen Little & Eldon Little, Sr. Sophia Little ’19 Alex Little ’22 Dorothy & Angelo Lombardi Luke Lombardi ’19
Vivian Johnson Isabelle Thompson ’18 Jordan Thompson ’20 Maurice Thompson ’23
Irene & Ray London Mia London ’18 Georgie London ’21 Sydney London ’22
Debby & Arnie Johnston Ella Dzialowski ’22 Zoe Dzialowski ’23
Ronnie Lostak Grace Lostak-Baker ’19
Sandy & Jay Kaminski Olivia Kim ’21 Emily Kim ’23 Chloe Kim ’25
Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Anna Robinowitz ’20 Nancy & Ed Lowey Jordan Sternblitz ’17 Hallie Sternblitz ’22
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Grandparents Eileen Lueder Drew Brekken ’23 Cade Brekken ’25 Ellen & Theodore Mack Brooke Allen ’18 Zoe Allen ’18 Pat & Ted Mandeville Griffin Benners ’20 Heather Marcus Alex Rose ’18 Janet Margolis Lexi Gachman ’17 Jordan Gachman ’20 Ellen & Arnold Marks Ryan Fiedelman ’22 Sophie Fiedelman ’24 Irene Marks Serena Martin ’24 Sylvia & Carl McGee Stern McGee ’15 Sadie McKee Cyerra Holmes ’12 Christian Holmes ’15 Harriet & Roger Mellow Matthew Stock ’14 Lauren Stock ’17 Ilah Merriman Emma Merriman ’20 Chloe Merriman ’22 Astrid & Pat Merriman Emma Merriman ’20 Chloe Merriman ’22 Frankie & Jerold Michaelson Madison Pidgeon ’15 Max Pidgeon ’18 Betty Michalski Davis Owens ’13 Madeline Owens ’16 Marianne Morris Aidan Kuntz ’21 Brady Kuntz ’26 Katherine & John Ofenloch Morgan Ofenloch ’24
Steve Okon Hannah Okon ’24 Toni Okon ’25 Brian Okon ’26 Peggy & John Olsson Meg Berry ’16 John Berry ’20 Cherry & Mike Owen Fancy Gonzales ’25 Scottie G. Pearson Scottie Pearson-Thompson ’19 Melanie Perry Ella Dzialowski ’22 Zoe Dzialowski ’24 Sonia Philipson Ben Krakow ’16 Philip Boren ’17 Eli Krakow ’18 Michael Boren ’22 Thomas Boren ’23 Zona & Barry Pidgeon Madison Pidgeon ’15 Max Pidgeon ’18 Marlene & Jack Pierce Sydney Kahn ’22 Carol & Allen Pitts Tyler Pitts ’19 Sydney Pitts ’23
Rita & Mitchell Rasansky Brittany Rasansky ’09 Drew Rasansky ’11 Justin Rasansky ’12 Parker Rasansky ’14 Philip Rasansky ’14 Carole & Ralph Rashbaum Zachary Kennedy ’21 Suzanne & Peter Read Maxwell Read ’18 Eli Read ’21 Helen Reiter Alexander Reiter ’25 Louise & Neil Richter Jackson Rothbart ’16 Eric Rothbart ’18 Hannah & William Rigler Matthew Milner ’14 Chana Robinowitz & Ralph Robinowitz, Ph.D. Anna Robinowitz ’20 Linda & Jerry Rubenstein Alex Sebert ’15 Marshall Ruchman Heath Ruchman ’18 Sandra O’Rourke-Sanders & Charles Sanders Zach Sanders ’25
Jody Platt & Melvin Platt, M.D. Max Platt ’20 Abby Platt ’22
Saroj & Naishadh Saraiya Dhilan Patel ’24
Sara & David Pollack Ryan Pollack ’16 Benjamin Pollack ’19
Susan & Joe Schackman Will Schackman ’21 Ben Schackman ’24
Hannah & Harlan Pollock Griffin Olesky ’15
Joan & August Schellenberg Serena Martin ’24
Margie Portela & José Portela, Sr. José Portela ’20
Frances Schneider S. Benjamin Schindler ’13 Sydnie Schindler ’15 Mitchell Schindler ’18
Jethro Pugh, Jr. Jacob Pugh ’16 Jessica Pugh ’18 Jane & Norman Purcel Benjamin Purcel ’22
Judi & Paul Scott Charlie Waldman ’25 Jo & L.J. Sevin Laird Burke ’25
Xiangquan Xu & Yingjue Qiu Christine Wu ’19
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Marcia & Bob Shapiro Ryan Lieberman ’13 Blake Lieberman ’14
Charlie Stobaugh Aiden Stobaugh ’23 Haylie Stobaugh ’23
Mary Watkin & Milton Watkin, Jr. Drake Muller ’20 Drew Muller ’23
Susan & Karl Shell Maxwell Read ’18 Eli Read ’21
Nancy & Kent Stobaugh Aiden Stobaugh ’23 Haylie Stobaugh ‘23
Alice & Will Webster Kennedy Hall ’26
Sandy & Richard Shirley Lincoln Underwood ’23
Mitzi Stout & Ed Stout, Jr. Dan Leonard ’08 Bridge Brinkmann ’19
Art Weinberg Alex Weinberg ’14 Ben Weinberg ’14 Joseph Weinberg ’18
Rosie & Sol Stromberg Benjamin Stromberg ’17
Phyllis & Wilbur Weinberger Hayden Jacobs ’20
Marsha Swanson Hayden Goodman ’24
Joanie & Shelly Weinstein Sloan Ungerman ’15 Samantha Ungerman ’20 Carter Weinstein ’21 Jacob Weinstein ’23 Daniel Weinstein ’24 Ashley Weinstein ’25 Benjamin Weinstein ’26
Roz & Martin Shosid Zach Weinreb ’08 Carly Weinreb ’10 Kyle Weinreb ’13 Weston Shosid ’13 Abby Shosid ’16 Molly Bendalin ’17 Katie Bendalin ’19 Jack Bendalin ’25 Rena & Bud Silverberg Taylor Litman ’11 Lauren Eisenstat ’18 Lorna & John Simon Ryan Subel ’15 Sandy & Joe Slotnik Zachary Slotnik ’23 Sophie Slotnik ’25 Amanda Smith & J. William Smith, M.D. Noelle Smith ’12 Amanda Smith ’16 Margie & Rolando Solis Gus Solis ’20 Roberta & Don Spector Finley Spector ’23 L’Nell & John Starkey Victoria Jones ’12 Olivia Jones ’14 Amelia Jones ’16 Frances (Sister) Steinberg & Joel Steinberg, M.D. Josh Glick ’08 Lauren Glick ’11 Sammy Glick ’13 Jordan Steinberg ’15 Rochelle & Steven Sternblitz Jordan Sternblitz ’17 Hallie Sternblitz ’22
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Janice Sweet Eli Brook ’12 Sarah Brook ’15 Jan & Chuck Switzer Rachel Bozalis ’19 Thomas Bozalis ’23 Kathrin Tewich Peyton Jacobe ’23 Sandra & Rice Tilley Chandler Crates ’17 Cameron Crates ’18 Campbell Crates ’20 Peggy & Sherman Titens Joshua Titens ’23 Shirley & Windle Turley Lacey Stutz ’07 Ron Turley ’14 Gerald Turner Apryl Giraudon ’11 Jessica Giraudon ’13 Tiffany Giraudon ’14 Ginny & Jim Turner William Turner ’25
Carol & Michael Wilk Jordan Steinberg ’15 Henrietta Dotson-Williams & Michael Williams Allie Woodson ’14 Loretta Winnicki Claire Brophy ’25 Claire & James Woodcock Ike Kassanoff ’21 Ryder Kassanoff ’23 Kathy & Rodney Woods Juliet Kirtland ’20 Wes Kirtland ’22 Sam Wyly Ian Matthews ’11 Stewart Matthews ’15
Harvey Vogel Andrew Glick ’18 Sarah Glick ’21
Brenda Yosowitz & Ed Yosowitz, M.D. Drew Rasansky ’11 Parker Rasansky ’14 Philip Rasansky ’14 Morgan Hurst ’20 Claudia Hurst ’22
Marlene & Ronnie Wall Zac Aron ’17 Sophie Baron ’20
Ida Ann & Harold Zweig Matthew Zweig ’18 Katie Zweig ’22
Ferna & Craig Ward Kaethe Thomas ’20
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Faculty and Staff Nate Adams Tony Adler ’99 Mary Aidala Andrea Alexander Betsy Anderson ’84 Jaye Andrews Janet Arnold, Ph.D. Paige Ashley Leonel Aviles Rachel Baldwin Kim Barnes Kevin Barnicle Laura Barrera Melissa Battis Susan Bauman ’81 Elizabeth Bayer Jennifer Beazley Jan Besco Melodi Bianco Chris Bigenho Marie Bigham Chad Bittenbender Caroline Bossalini Letha Boulware Mary Ellen Bourgeois Vonda Bowling Jeffrey Boyd ’06 Debbe Brackett Rhonda Brette Sharon Brewer Tony Brigham Greg Browne-Nichols Jackey Bruner Monica Bullock Genie Burke Alli Busby Consuelo Buxton Darlene Caraway Herman Card Roger Charlebois ’71 Linda Chianese Carla Childs ’02 Celia Cogan Trey Colvin Scott Cotton Rebecca Cox Anissa Crabtree Barb Currier, Ph.D. Mel Curtis Becky Daniels Amy deBorst Tatiane Deibert Julie Diaz Brian Donnell Earl Dorber Caroline Doswell Velvet Dow
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Corbin Doyle Princess Durham Karen Dzialowski MarkAnthony Edwards Rachel Estrada Linette Fabian Cathy Falk Heather Farlow Davis Felder Aerica Fenster Donna Ferebee Laura Flanagan Eric Forslund Warren Frerichs Jeff Funkhouser Gracie Gallegos Cathleen Garcia Nora Garcia Reyes Garcia Miriam Garcia Volk Joel Garza Barbara Gelsomino Taylor Gibson Berkeley Gillentine Valerie Gillespie ’98 Lauren Giovannini Melanie Girard Pam Giraudon Gillian Glengarry Sebastian Gluzman Boyd Grayson, Jr. Connie Griffith Scott Griggs Heather Haas Christine Hagen Marty Hagmann Art Hall Dick Hall Paula Hall Peter Hamberger Hannah Harkey Blake Harkey Michael Haskins Dan Havrilak DeBorah Henry Natalia Hernandez Eve Hill-Agnus Wayne Hines, Ph.D. Davey Hoffer Lona Hoffer Jeff Hollway Robbi Holman Kathy Holmes Cheryl Hopkins Pam Hopkins Anne Hudson Barry Ide
Ron Ivery Mike Jenks Ginna Johnson ’84 Stacey Johnson Kristy Joiner Kathleen Jones Terry Jones Theresa Jones Dan Kasten Becky Kennedy Michael Kesner Mekdes Kifle Jennifer Kincaid Greg Krauss Mike Krueger Andrejs Krumins Janice LaMendola Michael Legacy Jackie Leon Edmund Livingstone Claudia Loewenstein Frank Lopez Mary Lee Lovrecich David Lowen Curt Lowry David Lui Erin MacKenzie Aditya Malhotra Michael Manes Angie Manning Carrie Martin Farid Matuk Jeannean McCain Kelly McCain Cheryl McCracken Richard McMurry Tina Mendez-Kohler Andy Mercurio Vince Mikulski KatieBeth Miller Grant Mindle, Ph.D. Joe Monaco Ciro Montes Jennifer Morales Monsie Munoz ’05 Betsy Nadler Brenda Nance Keith Nannie J.R. Neiswender Joe Nelson Ron Nevelow Natalie Nihill ’00 Nusrat Nancy Obels-Robinson Michael Orman Jack Oros Melissa Orth
Cindy Page Susan Palmer Henry Paolissi Nick Paraskevas Nicholas Park Honelynn Parker Martha Parker Cristina Perez Tom Perryman ’81 Fred Peterson Katie Peterson Nancy Pinnow Tracey Place Sari Pogorzelski Ralph Price Tracey Pugh Isela Quinonez David Ramsey Valerie Reynolds Lorene Richardson Katie Robbins Synthia Rogers Joan Romanosky Sally Rosenberg Laura Ross Toby Row Lesley Rucker Celeste Sanders ’00 Darryn Sandler ’95 Tony Schraufnagel Lisa Sealy Kerry Shea Rebecca Shuman John Simpson Michael Simpson Leslie Sinclair-Worley, Ph.D. Michelle Smith Phyllis Spare Kelly Stephan Monica Stephens Whitney Strauss Beth Stromberg Nikole Swize Mary Tapia Lim Tear Bruce Thompson Johnny Thompson Lina Thompson Louise Thompson Aaron Timmons, Jr. Jenn Tirrell Tony Torres Katie Trimmer Vicki Truitt Peggy Turlington ’75 Megan Van Wart Michael Vick
Steve Warner Jonathan Weber Natalie Wells Tara Wettreich Linda White Dorothy Williams Emily Wilson William Wilson Angela Woodson Donna Woody Linda Woolley Trevor Worcester Jason Yaffe Paul Yang Katie Young Jackie Ziegler Jennifer Zigler
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Classes of 1952–1959 Steve Davis Gayle Fogelson Jay Glazer Georgie Fulton Green John Green Classes of 1960–1969 Stan Crossman Karen Finlay Will Fulton Judy Burch Gass Dave Harnden Rick Harnden, Jr., Ph.D. David Johnson Larry Ley Nena Montgomery Fred Randall Molly Fulton Seeligson Betsy Tucker Scott Wilson * All Alumni who made Annual, Capital or Endowment donations between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
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Classes of 1970–1979 Marcie Pollman Brown Mary Cravens Butler Roger Charlebois Michael Corman Berry Cox Frank Davis, III Terri Davis Madalyn Eastus Jeff Gentry Robert Gibson Jennifer Miller Hillman Rob Hoffman Kathy Levy Hornbach Darrell Hurmis Beth Frankfurt Kahn Mindi Levine Kahn Ann Goldfarb Katz, PT Sally Koch Cynthia Mallett Kosakowski Lester Levy, Jr. Steve Lieberman Jerry Marcus Brenda McLaughlin McSwain Steven McSwain Susan Falkenstein Meigs Kit McCutchin Meyer Dwight Murray, Jr.
Stuart Pearlman Richard Pollock Sabrina Pratt Mark Rogers, M.D. Sally Levy Rosen Frada Levy Sandler Linda Morgan Sheffer Lisa Simmons Meri-Kay Star Jerry Szor Nancy Levy Szor Peggy Norvell Turlington Scott Upfield Lori Wick, M.D. Class of 1980 Susan Schneider Bates, Ph.D. Lisa Buckner Dan Goetz John Levy Mike Silverman Farrai Shelby Smith Jeff Weinstein, M.D.
Class of 1981 Susan Bauman David Bock Anita Fonberg Chanon Cathy Steinberg Glick Doug Grossman, M.D., Ph.D. Kama Boswell Koudelka Tom Perryman Pam Beck Pluss Mary Rogers Rhoades Ellis Telford Ellen Weinstein Ungerman Class of 1982 Lynn Switzer Bozalis Frank Bracken, III Kirsten Clinger Kim Fedor Waite Jennifer Frankfurt Greenblum Heather Hutton Laura Dunston Lett Scott Miller Kimi Morse Reist Sheli Barnett Spigelman Alan Stell Jeff Susman Mike Weinberg Louis Zweig
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Greenhill Alumni Donors Total Giving*
Class of 1983 Michelle Mulder Early Julie Ray Fields Cindy Frankel Hirsch Michael Hurst Sherri Seidel Kraft Julie Grossman Kronick Mary Casey Newton David Perryman Dee Dunk Velvin Class of 1984 Betsy Gilbert Anderson Lea Bauman Michael Davis Ginna Johnson Ken Kokko, M.D., Ph.D. Randy Lieberman Krissy Schindler Debbie Shelton Stiel Class of 1985 Stefani Silverberg Eisenstat Cindy Fiedelman Lisa Newman Will Rose Melanie Lurie Rubin Stacy Siegel Simon Mimi Platt Zimmerman Class of 1986 Lael Iozzo Brodsky Clay Deniger Andrew Foote Jeff Ground Eric Himel Dana Hickman Johnson Scott Lambert E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. Chris Mulder John Perryman, Ph.D. Kyle Rovinsky John Warren Lauran Plaskoff Weiner Waverly Ware Wilson Class of 1987 Diana DeGrasse Adamson Marc Birenbaum Brad Blonkvist Cynthia Bright Dave Crooks Angela Adkins Downes Kirk Dunk Jeff Fiedelman Jeff Goodman
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Kathryn Hamm Amy Kreisler Harberg Trey Johnson, III Mark Moniot Scottie Pearson Mark Platt Larry Warshaw Class of 1988 Susan Shosid Bendalin Allison Romberg Gessner Roy Kim Debra Goldstein Phares Mindi Michaelson Pidgeon Robbin Raskin Solis Larry Zahn Class of 1989 Michael Baum Adam Blumenfeld Chris Clark Richard Ellman Elliott Goodman Michaela Ablon Hall Jeff Hickman, II Sue Hong-Rodzynek Braden Hosch, Ph.D. Monte Hurst Philip Kelton, III Angela Vaiser Klein Jason Massman Patrick McGonigle Mark McKay Saul Meyer Lisa Jaye Williams Alex Williamson
Class of 1990 Joey Denahan John Hall Ralph Hamm, III Jen Johnsen Johnson Robert Johnson Doug Levy Zach Luterman Kevin Pailet
Alison Read Karen Massman Rovinsky Matt Rush Nathan Shulman Adam Sprankell Thao Vu Amy Tannen Warren Ellen Johnson Willmore Allyn Woghin
Class of 1991 Melissa Zahn Bitner Betsy Baum Block Barbi Kreisler Cohen Michael Fagelman Rachel Davidoff Ladin Justin Small David Wilson
Class of 1993 Elizabeth Bernstein Jennifer Bishop Darcie DuBois Crystal Shaun Dawson Sarah DeBerry-Caperton Jeff Ellenbogen Holland Gary Wendi Geffen Talya Cohen Holzer Rachael Jablo Oscar Joyner Sophie Kelley Ariel Kruger, M.D. Bryan Kutner Barbie Lane Isaac Lavie, M.D. Julie Magid Levenstein Adrienne Maldonado Kristin Briscoe Marinko Page Coerver McAnear Ellen Oberwetter Louis Okon Anna Gruben Olivier Dana Wiesenfeld Palmer Ben Setnick
Class of 1992 Scott Beck Peter Bogdanow Brian Calhoun Joy Donsky Coit Joey Music Daniel Molly Erdman Brad Gaswirth Andrew Gilbert Jason Ginsburg Caron Gremont Loren Jacobson Rohit Kumar Mark Lang Courtney Myers Eric Natinsky Grady Raskin
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Cindy Solomon Robin Finkelstein Stone Robyn Strelitz Diep Truong Class of 1994 Macey Small Davis John Dunagan Esther Hong Kathryn Kallison Khraish Khraish Shannon Harris Ming Amy Berlin Opsal Molly Williams Pugh Emily Sentilles Andy Szygenda Jason Underwood Class of 1995 Michelle Wettreich Garza Shanti Majefski Jane Morris Karen Hughes Rodrigues Darryn Sandler Rick Weisberg Class of 1996 Brad Bierman, Jr. Marci Hendrickson Coleman Brad Friedman Amy Henika Laurie Hunt Krauss Gavin Manes, Ph.D. Dustin Marshall Matt Miller Magan Mullino Schain Jessi Schanbaum Shane Stein Class of 1997 Allison Grossman Anderson Aimee Boone Cory Brenner Megan Baumoel Considine Cynthia Cooper Beth Downing, Ph.D. John Lande Andy Plenge Sharon Ross Jason Sandler Julie Silverman Meredith Small Carolyn Ley Thomas, M.D.
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Class of 1998 Brad Bazzle Pavan Bendapudi Flauren Fagadau Bender Brooke Oberwetter Coon Eric Dobbie Valerie Bennett Gillespie Heather Klein Hamilton Lisa Regenbogen Katy Rollings Michael Waldman Sohail Yousuf Class of 1999 Tony Adler Michelle Arazoza Zac Bleicher Ana Bonnheim Chuck Briant, III David Gail Chafen Watkins Hart
Ashley Babendure Hedemann Jennifer Kinney Rachel Weinstein Lippman Alex Nosnik Alison Plenge Class of 2000 Pam Barnes Liz Garner Asher Haig Rachel Ingle Lorraine Natalie Nihill Sabrina Mallick Peterson Michelle Poliak-Tunis Celeste Kinney Sanders Nick Schanbaum Kevin Shtofman Katie Walsh
Class of 2001 Lauren Hradecky Blitzer Max Brodsky Aaron Brown McKenzie Followwill Jonathan Kopf Megan Mellem Nikhil Pole Steven Sadek Byron Sanders Iliza Shlesinger Kassie Taylor * All Alumni who made Annual, Capital or Endowment donations between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
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Class of 2002 Kimberly Pollock Adams Page Burdick Alex Chalfant Carla Kinney Childs Justin Cohen Will Corvey Chris Farrokhnia Kelly Berkemeier Finley Andrew Ganz Austin Holtsclaw Lauren A. Jones Lauren F. Jones Lauren Kahn David Klein David Knowles, Jr. Joanna Fulton Lewis Ashley London Fonda Lucas Ray Baluch Mascolo Leslie Owen Pole Brian Portner Lauren Schanbaum Michael Seeligson Charles Smith, II Kimberlee Sanders Strumwasser Ari Swartz Paul Thibodeau Zach Thomas Joe Trombello Seema Vora Lindsey Washington Benjamin Wiseman
Class of 2003 Taylor Burks Emily Comisar Kim Briant Donner Eric Freytag Alexis Goes Brooke Hollimon Elyse Hradecky Natalie Kollinger William Leffall John Lesikar Mitch Levene Jackie Levy Brennan Meier Barclay Nihill Ken Nikaidoh Alan Norris Rachel Orleck-Lubka Tracy Pollock Matt Prescott Cortland Rankin Brett Rosenthal K.C. Schanbaum Becky Shapiro Lee Slack Gita Srivastava Malaika Staten Brandon Staub Brittany Staub Andrea Whitman Steiger Lee Szor Leot Chen Taylor Brandon Walker Jeff Watson Cary Wicker
Class of 2004 Jennifer Bell-Garcia Matt Bodzy Amanda Zidell Brown Anne Bruder Linden Chalfant Lindsay Jaggers Faria Jamie Ernst Fencl Jason Klein Brett Lacher Emily Marmol Sarah Masood Elizabeth Barnwell Meier Lauren Pritchard Jennifer Rosemore Shannon Horswell Sadek Anna Grossman Salah Jared Scheib Marshall Sosland Caroline Turlington Paige Weaver Class of 2005 Caitlin Andrew Nathan Baum Maddie Chortek Katie Cowling John Harding Shawn Hiner-Leamon Will Leslie Monsie Munoz Tina Srivastava Tisha Vaidya
Class of 2006 Zach Abel Jeffrey Boyd Brett Holloway Natalie Jacobs Nigel Nobie Kyle Oxford Lonnie Pollock, IV Alex Prescott Zach Shor Daryl Stanley Michael Tobolowsky Marthe Turlington Class of 2007 Dana Baum Daniel Bell-Garcia Yvette Ferrer Jonathan Gary Alex Kleinman Evan Lacher Rachel Liberty Matt McCrary Kristina Norderhaug Lauren Pully Jeffrey Talmadge Matthew Udomphol Class of 2008 Stephanie Arbetter Billy Chapman Hannah D’Apice Christina Marmol Travis McElroy Class of 2009 Cameron Andrew Prashanthi Divakar Elizabeth Fields Will Hoffman Nate Reid-Griggs Carly Rosemore Grace Rovner Class of 2010 Jake Golman Andrew Jury Katherine Levy Michael Paraskevas Alan Sostek Class of 2011 Carolyn Andrew Dylan Brown Alexandra Masri Jacob Stern
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Class of 2012 Austin Ablon Bronsin Ablon Elizabeth Aguebor Reagan Alhadef Lydia Alvarado Louis Andres Alexis Arana Jeremy Arata Sankalp Banerjee Chris Barber Scott Barnes Amanda Beare Lauren Bennett Natalie Bernstien Claire Brandt Nicholas Brienzi Bo Brinkmann Eli Brook Ryan Brown Travis Bryan Devin Bullock LéAnna Burgin Shannon Chang Matt Chellaraj Denny Chung Nand Dalal Farhan Damani Rachel D’Apice Nicholas Das Brandon Dean
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Brad Dillenback Haley Eazor Isha Elhence Natalie Fine Samantha Fine Shelby Friedman Austin Gerber Jason Girson Alison Glazer Clint Golman Francisco Gomez-Palacio Russell Grindstaff Trevian Hall Austin Hartline Victor Hazbun David Herman Emitom Hillsman Cyerra Holmes Russell Houston Kenneth Jarvis, III Alice Jiang Marcella Jimenez Alan Johnson Langston Johnson Victoria Jones Avi Kejriwal Olivia Kinney Eric Klein Brian Konig Natalie Koonce Will Kraus
Ivan Kumamoto Peyton Lambert Amy Li Katie Litman Vickie Livingston Max McKamy Logan Meyers Gina Mills Nallely Miranda William Montgomery, II Lekshmi Nair Madeline Nelson Mashal Noor Myra Noshahi Coleman Notley Hannah Orth Rachel Packer Jordan Palefsky Grace Park Rae’Van Parson Michael Partlo Aliysa Patel Divya Pranav Caleigh Prewitt Blake Pruitt Meredith Purchal Brian Quina Karina Rambeau Justin Rasansky Collin Ray Dawson Ray
Camille Richard Nicole Roberson Susannah Rodrigue Matthew Rodriguez Lesley Rowland Jordan Rudner Cole Sadler Kate Schwartz Neal Sharma Katie Sheinfeld Emma Sholder Noelle Smith Jessica Solls Michael Stanley Eli Steinfield Barclay Stephens Cameron Steurer Lyall Stuart Azhar Unwala Christine Voisinet Hannah Walsh Jerry Webb Robert Weitman * All Alumni who made Annual, Capital or Endowment donations between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
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Other Gifts
Corporate and Foundation Donors Abbott Laboratories Fund Adobe Systems Incorporated Albertsons Alliance Data AllianceBernstein Andrew Family Foundation AT&T Employee Giving United Way Campaign AT&T Federal Political Action Committee Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Bates Family Foundation Berry R. Cox Family Foundation Bickel & Brewer Foundation Bliss Speech and Hearing Services, Inc. The Broadus Foundation The Brodsky Foundation The Carlson Foundation ChevronTexaco Matching Gifts Program Cisco Systems The Columbus Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Compnova Inc. The Dallas Foundation Dallas Jewish Community Foundation The Deason Foundation ELong International USA Inc. Ericsson, Inc. eScrip Exelon ExxonMobil Foundation Fannie Mae Serve Program Farmers Branch Church of Christ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gamtex Industries Global Impact Goldman Sachs & Co. Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce Greystone Foundation H. S. Investments Hess Corporation HITrust The Hoak Foundation Hoblitzelle Foundation Milton W. & Betty M. Holcombe Foundation Howard Hughes Management Company LLC J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Jon, Julie, and Jack Frankel Foundation JustGive Kimberly-Clark Matching Gifts Program Harlan and Amy Korenvaes Family Foundation LAM Research Lebowitz Family Foundation Marshall Heritage Foundation Mia Marin, LLC Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program MMC Matching Gifts Program MMK Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Foundation
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Harry S. Moss Foundation NCH Corporation Neiman Marcus Group Matching Gifts Program Neustadt Charitable Foundation Nexgen Oncology Management Services Northwestern University OneCause PepsiCo Foundation Inc. Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program POP Restaurants LLC The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program Rockwall Family Dentistry The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation Ryan Family Services LLC SABRE Group Safeway, Inc. Harold Simmons Foundation SmithBarney Society for Science & the Public Lawrence Steinberg Foundation Sweney Cartwright & Co. Target Texas Instruments Thomson Reuters Tulsa Community Foundation The Turley Family Foundation UBS Foundation United Bearing Company/Gulf Bearing Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gifts Program M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation
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Restricted Operating Donors Andrea & Jaye Andrews Brenis & Edward Ansong Bruce Baker, M.D. Nancy & Barry Barnett Gilian & Steve Baron Susan Schneider Bates, Ph.D. ’80 & Evan Bates, M.D. Sandy & Rich Beckert Nancy & John Breitfeller Mary Lee & Michael Broder Tatiana & David Brown Dani & Ed Butowsky Olivia Xu-Cai & Rong Cai Carolyn Cantrell Susie & Joel Carp Anuradha & Ramakrishna Chebrolu Josette & Marty Collins, Jr. Laura Das & Tony Das, M.D. The Deason Family Mike Decker Clay Deniger ’86 & Karen Deniger Penny Dickerman & Richard Dickerman, M.D. Mary & Neil Dorflinger Renee Rossi, M.D. & Frederick Duffy, M.D. Sangeeta Elhence, M.D. & Hemant Elhence Karen & Jay Ellis Cynthia & Jesse Ferrer Julie Ray Fields ’83 & David Fields Jay Fosha & Karen Raskopf Laura Garber Dawn & Johnny Gibbs
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Nikki & Dennis Gibson Cathy Steinberg Glick ’81 & Craig Glick Beth & Jim Gold Lisa & Neil Goldberg Daniel Goldschmid Wendy Goldschmid Joyce & Tim Goss Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce Anita & Sanjay Gupta Teresa & Alan Hastings Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Patricia Hesse, Ph.D. & Gregory Hesse Emily & Tom Hillsman Samina & Sean Hooda Maria-Cristina & Jaime Jaramillo Mindi Levine Kahn ’77 & Michael Kahn Phyllis & Alex Kane Soojeong & Jaebum Kim Marcia & Mark King Janette & Eric Kuang Sujata & Jayant Kulkarni Terry & Jeff Kurz Rickey Shaum & Richard Lark, Ph.D. Mikyung Chun & Euichul Lee Terry & Jeff Levinger Steve Lieberman ’79 & Lisa Lieberman Bianca & Terry Lin Cathy & Robert Lo Ariel & Philip Lu Susan & Roger Mandel Susan Cossman & Thomas Marking Beth & Bob Maryan
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Other Gifts
Restricted Operating Donors, continued Rebecca & Mark Masinter Roslyn Miller Connie Hsia, M.D. & Orson Moe, M.D. Elizabeth & John Montgomery Laurie & Marc Montoya Ciel & Thomas Murphy Sara Nagler Susan & Bruce Neustadt Donna & Larry Olschwanger Camille & Patrick Owens Beth Levine, M.D. & Milton Packer, M.D. Elaine & Trevor Pearlman Pam Beck Pluss ’81 & Steven Pluss Yiuling & Nick Punyamurthy Ros & David Rawitscher Kathy & Neill Ray Jim Renfro Shirley & Neil Riordan Will Rose ’85 & Catherine Rose Renee Rossi, M.D. & Frederick Duffy, M.D. Sue & Anthony Sanders Sue Sandford Laura & Richard Schindler Honey Sheff, Ph.D. & Mike Sheff Ruthie & Alan Shor Nancy Shosid, M.D. & Larry Shosid Society for Science & the Public Betty & Eric Spomer Charlotte & Bill Thompson Vicki & Everett Truitt Tulsa Community Foundation Jenna & Gary Unell Jing & Jonathan Wang David R. Weinreb Susan & Kim Wise Linda & Ken Woolley Ying Liu & Wengui Yu, Ph.D. Joy Huang & Tony Zhu
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Fine Arts Operating Donors Catherine Banks & Philip Banks, Jr. Cathy & Lance Binder Dani & Ed Butowsky Steve Cannon Humera & Sultan Chowdhary Sallie & Mark Crotty Claudia & Scott Davis Sangeeta Elhence, M.D. & Hemant Elhence Randi & Chuck Grindstaff Lisa M. Halvorson Amy Kreisler Harberg ’87 & Joe Harberg Teresa & Alan Hastings Barbara Hixon & Alaine Hardesty Anne & Jack Hudson Mignon & Stuart Jones Beth & Larry Konig Rickey Shaum & Richard Lark, Ph.D. Susan & Roger Mandel Nancy & Richard Merriam Sandra Moon & Sam Moon, Sr. Alan Moore Camille & Patrick Owens Sunny & David Pillow Cheryl & Jai Poole Kathy & Neill Ray Cindy & Greg Seale Honey Sheff, Ph.D. & Mike Sheff Colleen Shirley & Bill Shirley, Jr. Angela & Harry Woodson
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Library Donors Renee & Edward Andrade Dorita & Hertzel Aron Janet & Jeff Beck Le Bell Pat & Chuck Bianco Darcy & Jim Bolden Alli & Zack Busby Barbara & Thurman Butler Naomi & Curtis Clark Carole Cohen Carol & Gary Cohen Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Nova & Roy Cramer Rose & Jewel Daughety Judy David Sheila & Jim Davidson Sally & Tom Dunning Gene & Darlene Dycus Christine Eastus Katarzyna & Milton Faber Cindy Fiedelman ’85 Jeff Fiedelman ’87 & Alyssa Fiedelman Geraldine Field Jeri & Bill Finkelstein Kay & Phil Fleming Fred FlorJancic Gayle Fogiel Marsha & Ron Gaswirth Harriet & Joel Gilbert Rena & Ken Glaser Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Lynne & Nathan Greene Hema & Raj Gupta Caroline Hahn, M.D. & Yoav Hahn, M.D. Marcy & Perry Hamburger Pilar & Jay Henry Shirley Heymann Nancy & Larry Immerman Urmila & Amrit Jain Judith & Richard Jerrier Sandy & Jay Kaminski Lu & Jim Kelly Nim & In Kon Kim Audrey & Ron Koehler Leslie & Bob Krakow Debbie & Ken Kraska Lisa & Peter A. Kraus Anne & Jerry Lester Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Sara & Jason McMahon Janet & Rick McMahon Ellen & Allan Metz Ann & Steven Meyer Bettie Morgan Annie & Michael Park Carol & Allen J. Pitts Jane & Norman Purcel
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Carole & Ralph Rashbaum Carol & Bob Rawitscher Betsy & James Rector Betty Renfroe Kathy & Vern Roberts Kelli Ross Roberta & Sy Saffran Lawrence Sayah Carol & Darren Schackman Susan & Joe Schackman Joan & August Schellenberg Bimla & Kewal Sharma Ruthie & Alan Shor Roberta & Don Spector Karen & Mike Stern Peggy & Sherman Titens Arthur Ungerman Juliette & David Vogler Jackie & Steve Waldman Richard Wallace Connie & Phil Wesley Janice & Norman Winton Sarah Yarrin
Gifts in Kind Diane Buchanan & Rick Andrew Debbe Brackett & Michael Genette Timiny & David Braemer Karen & Jay Ellis Dianne & Larry Goldstein Joyce & Tim Goss Kathryn Hamm ’87 & Amy Walter Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Windy & Mike Koehler Mia Marin, LLC Cynthia & Kevin O’Brien Annie & Michael Park Elizabeth & John Simpson Phyllis Spare Whitney & Rob Strauss Cindi & Aaron Timmons May & Chris Turbeville
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Endowment Funds
Endowment Fund Descriptions The perpetual earnings generated from endowment funds play a critical role in shaping the future of the School by supporting the faculty, students, programs and facilities that define and enhance the Greenhill experience. Below is a list of all donor restricted and board designated named endowment funds at Greenhill School. We welcome and encourage additional gifts at any level to existing donor restricted funds.
GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS General Endowment Fund Supports a variety of purposes including the operational and programmatic needs of the School. Phillip G. Foote Endowment Fund Established in 2003 to honor Phil Foote, Greenhill’s second Headmaster (1976–1992) and former Head of Lower and Middle School (1969–1976). In 2009, Greenhill alumni completed a special campaign in support of this fund to name the Phillip G. Foote Lower School. Headmaster’s Discretionary Fund Established in 2012 by the M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation and the Leo and Bobbie Fields Family in honor of the faculty, trustees, students, parents and grandparents who have built and sustained Greenhill as a center of learning excellence.
FINANCIAL AID FUNDS General Endowment for Financial Aid Supports the annual general financial aid budget, ensuring that every deserving student can afford a Greenhill education. Ruth Agnich Financial Aid Fund Established in 1975 in memory of Ruth Agnich, mother of William ’61 and grandmother of Robert ’94, Bruce ’87 and Barbara.
Jacob Earle Financial Aid Fund Established in 1995 in memory of Jacob Earle by his classmates and parents, Sandra Earle and Randy Earle. Christine Eastus Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by alumni, students, parents and faculty to honor the 35-year Greenhill career of Christine Eastus (1975– 2000), Upper School English teacher and department chair. This fund supports an Upper School student with promise in the humanities. Edward E. Ford Foundation Financial Aid Fund Established through a challenge grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation in 2005, this fund provides financial aid to Upper School students from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas. Ronnie Freeman Financial Aid Fund Established in 1954 in memory of Middle School student Ronnie Freeman by her parents, Norman and Ernestine Halff Freeman. Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund Established in 1976 upon the retirement of founding Headmaster Bernard Fulton (1950–1976). Greenhill Employee Legends Financial Aid Fund Established in 2006, the Greenhill Board of Trustees makes a $1,000 gift in honor of employees who become Greenhill Legends – those who have served the School for 25 years. Jane and Wes Kittleman Financial Aid Fund Established in 1983 by members of the Trim family, to honor the careers of Jane and Wes Kittleman, teachers at Greenhill for 13 and 22 years respectively, by providing financial aid support for an Upper School student.
Andrew Family Financial Aid Fund Established in 2000 by Diane Buchanan & Richard Andrew and Edith & Edward J. Andrew, parents and grandparents, respectively, of Caitlin ’05, Cameron ’09 and Carolyn ’11.
David Warren Leatherbury Financial Aid Fund Established in 2002 by Pat Villareal and Tom Leatherbury, former Board Chair (2000–2002), in honor of Scott Griggs, Greenhill’s fourth Head of School. The fund is named in memory of a family member who died while serving in Vietnam.
Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1982 in memory of Scott Buchanan ’90, son of former faculty member Dr. H. Ray Buchanan and his wife, Carole. A monetary stipend from this fund accompanies the Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award given annually to a graduating senior.
Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Established in 1999 in memory of Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf ’86 by Margaret & Jim Goodnight, Susan Griffiths ’83, Evan Griffiths, friends and classmates.
Dr. Anson L. Clark Memorial Financial Aid Fund Established in 1980 in honor of Dr. Anson L. Clark, a Dallas philanthropist, engineer, physician, banker, oilman and generous Greenhill supporter.
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Michael L. and Carol B. Davis Financial Aid Fund Established in 2004 by Carol and Michael Davis ’84, this fund supports economically disadvantaged students of color, with a preference for Upper School students who are members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas.
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Parents’ Association Financial Aid Fund Established in 1994 to provide financial aid to students.
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Harold and Mae Star Financial Aid Fund Established in 1973 through a bequest from Mae Star, grandmother of Harold Star III ’70 and Meri-Kay Star ’73, this fund supports financial aid for Middle School students. An additional generous gift was made to this fund in 2012 from the Estate of Harold Star, Jr. Kathy Wells Memorial Financial Aid Fund Established in 1994 in memory of Kathy Wells, a physical education and motor room teacher from 1979–1993, this fund provides financial aid support for a returning Lower School student. Zale Foundation Financial Aid Fund Established in 1978 by the William and Sylvia Zale Foundation to support financial aid for deserving Middle School students.
CURRICULUM & PROGRAMS FUNDS Ken and Becky Bruder Cultural Arts Fund Established in 1998 by Ken & Becky Bruder ’71, parents of Anne ’04 and Molly ’07, in honor of Jeff Pritchard and Kitty Smith, parents of Lauren ’04 and Zachary ’06. Corbin Doyle Honorary Fund Established in 2012 by the Greystone Foundation, family and friends, in honor of Greenhill faculty member Corbin Doyle. A fundraising initiative, led by alumnus Ryan Kline ’11, is underway to meet the minimum threshold to direct earnings specifically to video production.
FACULTY ENRICHMENT FUNDS
Edward E. Ford Foundation Technology Fund Established in 2000 through a grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation, this fund supports technology enhancements in the Upper School.
General Endowment for Faculty Enrichment Supports the recruitment and retention of Greenhill’s excellent faculty.
Bernard L. Fulton Lecture Endowment Established in 1977 in honor of Greenhill’s founding Headmaster Bernard Fulton, to support guest lecturers to the School.
Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment Established in 2008 by Lou & Jon Bauman to support faculty enrichment through Greenhill’s Trustee Fellowship Grant Program.
Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Established in 2000 in honor of Ann & Ray Perryman, parents of Tom ’81, David ’83 and John ’86, to support the research, acquisition, cataloguing and preservation of documents and items which celebrate Greenhill’s history.
Frankel/Thum Challenge of Excellence Faculty Enrichment Fund Established in 1978 by Gerald Frankel, former trustee (1976–1983), and father of Elizabeth Frankel Bailenson ’82 and Jessica Frankel Genick ’85; and Seymour Thum, former trustee (1978–1984), and father of Brian Thum ’80, Andrea Thum Solomon ’82 and Sharon Thum ’84. Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Supports faculty salaries, benefits and enrichment. Arun Stewart Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund Established in 2010 by Sunita & Tony Stewart in memory of their son, Arun Stewart ’07, to provide grants for language faculty who are interested in pursuing professional and personal development opportunities through the Trustee Fellowship Grant Program.
Muriel Seldin General Endowment for Cultural Arts Established in 1993 in memory of Muriel Seldin, the School’s first French teacher and art history teacher from 1954–1982. Technology Endowment Fund Established in 1999 during the New Century Campaign to support Greenhill’s technology program. Kim Williams Service Fund Established in 2006 in memory of Kim Williams ’92, to support community service activities and projects.
FACILITIES FUNDS
Trustee Fellowship Grant Endowment Fund Established in 1989 by the Board of Trustees to provide grants for faculty pursuing professional and personal development opportunities. This board designated fund is closed to new gifts.
Athletic Complex Endowment Fund Established in 1999 through proceeds from the Parents’ Association Gala, the fund provides support for maintenance of the Phillips Family Athletic Center.
Elaine Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund Established in 2008 by members of the Alumni Board, friends and family, to honor the 26-year career of Elaine Velvin, Greenhill administrator and teacher.
Great Expectations Facilities Endowment Fund Established in 2006 during the Great Expectations Campaign, the fund provides support for the maintenance of the Lower School and Upper School expansion. Tennis Maintenance Endowment Fund Established in 1998 by the Board of Trustees during the New Century Fund Campaign, the fund provides support for tennis maintenance of the Phillips Family Athletic Center. This board designated fund is closed to new gifts.
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Endowment Fund Donors General Endowment Funds General Endowment Fund Lea Bauman ’84 Mary Lee & Michael Broder Lori & Randall Isenberg Ann Frances & Cliff Jury Jerry Marcus ’79 June & Peter McGuire Pamela Merriman John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Lu & Charles Smith Phillip G. Foote Endowment Fund John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Headmaster’s Discretionary Fund M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation The Leo and Bobbie Fields Family
Financial Aid Funds General Endowment for Financial Aid The Columbus Foundation Mark Feinknopf Northwestern University Sweney Cartwright & Co. Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund Carol & Thomas Brown Carole Buchanan, Ph.D. & Ray Buchanan, Ph.D. Mary Ann & Neil Hoskins Trevor McKibben Nelle McLaughlin Michael L. and Carol B. Davis Financial Aid Fund Lea Bauman ’84 Jacob Earle Financial Aid Fund Sally & Gary Dobbie Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Jane Kittleman & Wes Kittleman, Jr. Nena Montgomery ’69 Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Greenhill Employee Legends Financial Aid Fund Sally & Gary Dobbie Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Jane and Wes Kittleman Financial Aid Fund Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Margaret & Jim Goodnight John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson Harold and Mae Star Financial Aid Fund Meri-Kay Star ’73 Miriam Star
FACULTY ENRICHMENT FUNDS Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment Lou & Jon Bauman Lea Bauman ’84 Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Debby Ackerman Gilian & Steve Baron Mary Lee & Michael Broder Sally & Tom Dunning
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Julie Ray Fields ’83 & David Fields Greenhill School Parents’ Association Teri & Michael Hershman Edith Lawlis Tracey & Dale McElroy Pam Beck Pluss ’81 & Steven Pluss Will Rose ’85 & Catherine Rose Lu & Charles Smith Joanie & Bruce Sostek Arun Stewart Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Sunita Stewart, Ph.D. & Tony Stewart Dana Talmadge & John Talmadge, M.D. Elaine Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund Diana DeGrasse Adamson ’87 & Mark Adamson Sally & Gary Dobbie Angela Adkins Downes ’87 & Emerson Downes Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Barbara & John Neiswender Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Stacy Siegel Simon ’85 & Stuart Simon, M.D. Meredith Small ’97 Phyllis Spare Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Elaine Velvin
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CURRICULUM & PROGRAMS FUNDS Corbin Doyle Honorary Fund Andrea & Jaye Andrews Beth Anis & Mo Anis, Ph.D. Mary Lee & Michael Broder Mel Curtis Greystone Foundation Samara Kline & Andy McCarthy Laurie & Marc Montoya Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Robin & Steven Pickett Bharti & Sai Subramanian Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Lea Bauman ’84 Linda Chianese Sally & Gary Dobbie Cathy Steinberg Glick ’81 & Craig Glick David Perryman ’83 & Laurie Perryman John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ‘81 & Sally Perryman Muriel Seldin General Endowment for Cultural Arts Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Kim Williams Service Fund Matt Rush ’92 & Lacy Rush
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Why I Give Aimee Boone ’97 After spending 18 years at Greenhill, Aimee Boone ’97 graduated with a deep appreciation of her time on the Hill. “I give every year to Greenhill because I feel that the education I received set me up for all of the great things I have been able to do and opportunities I have had,” she says. “I want to express my gratitude for what I have received, as well as support the great work Greenhill continues to do for current students. It will set them up for life.” Aimee, along with her parents Cecilia and Garrett Boone and sister Katherine Boone ’00, give annually to the Greenhill Fund in support of the School’s operational needs. This year, the Boone family has also made a generous commitment to the Building Community Campaign. “We are thrilled to support the campaign and excited for what it will do for Greenhill, helping to bring the best facilities, buildings and resources to deserving students for years to come,” Aimee explains. “It also remains important for the Greenhill community to give to the Greenhill Fund, as these funds are essential to addressing the ongoing needs of Greenhill students each school year.” Thank you to the Boone family for their steadfast support of our School.
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Greenhill School 2013–2014 Board of Trustees Officers Peter A. Kraus Chair Ann Frances Jury Assistant Chair/Secretary Holland P. Gary ’93 Finance Chair/Treasurer Trustees Debbie Andres Karla R. Barber Aimee Boone ’97 J. Baxter Brinkmann Dani Butowsky Nancy P. Carlson Christopher I. Clark ’89 Clayton K. Deniger ’86 Angela Adkins Downes ’87 Gary J. Fernandes Scott A. Griggs, Head of School David J. Haemisegger Joan Hill, Ed.D. Thomas Curtis Holmes, Jr. Maria-Cristina Jaramillo Preethi Jayaseelan Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Rabbi Nancy Kasten Jenny Kirtland Lester Levy, Jr. ’79 Zeck Lieberman, M.D. E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Manju Menon Laurie Matthews Terry Oxford Milton Packer, M.D. Mark A. Platt ’87 William E. Rose ’85 Steven Rudner Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Patricia Smith Mark Solomon Bruce Sostek Julie Weinberg Mike Weinberg ’82 Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 Neena R. Wiora
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Former Board Chairs Electing to Serve Ex-Officio Sally R. Estes Trustee since 1976 Irwin Grossman Trustee since 1973 Michael J. Halloran Trustee since 2002 Rusty Jaggers Trustee since 1994 David L. Johnson ’67 Trustee since 1987 H. Ronald Nash Trustee since 1987 Lifetime Trustee Daniel T. Phillips Trustee since 1997
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