Seven Hills School Annual Report for 2014-15

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

FROM THE BOARD CHAIR & PRESIDENT

TRUSTEES, ADVISORY COUNCIL, & ALUMNI

BOARD OF VISITORS

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2014-15

A SINGULAR MOMENT IN HISTORY

FINANCIAL REPORT 2014/2015

CONSECUTIVE YEARS DONORS

DIVERSIFIED DONOR SOCIETY

STEM EDUCATION

ANNUAL GIVING: THE YEAR IN REVIEW

THE SEVEN HILLS FUND LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

SENIOR PARENT DONORS

CURRENT PARENT DONORS

GLOBAL LEARNING

ALUMNI DONORS

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

GRANDPARENT DONORS

PARENTS OF ALUMNI DONORS

FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS

FACULTY & STAFF DONORS

FORMER EMPLOYEE DONORS

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DONORS TO ENDOWED FUNDS

FUNDS & FOUNDATIONS

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I N O U R 2 0 1 4 - 1 5 A N N U A L R E P O R T we are celebrating the growth and great success of

our academics, athletics, arts, and college counseling programs – all the product of hard work,

ongoing research, and strategic planning. Written by Karla Dejean

CHRISTOPHER P.

GARTENDear Seven Hills family and friends,

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Though it was not without its challenges, the 2014 -15 school year also brought us a great deal to celebrate as a school community.

Despite an increasingly competitive college admissions climate, members of the Class of 2015 earned offers of admission from some of the nation’s leading universities: American, Barnard, Boston College, Boston University, Bowdoin, Bucknell, Berkeley, Carleton, Case Western, U. Chicago, U. Cincinnati, Claremont McKenna, Columbia, Cornell, DePaul, Duke, Elon, Emory, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Kenyon, Miami, Michigan, NYU, Northwestern, OSU, Penn, Pomona, Purdue, Rice, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, and Washington University.

In May, 127 sophomores, juniors, and seniors took a total of 268 college-level AP exams, an astonishing 96% of those exams yielding college-qualifying scores of 3 or higher! To put this in perspective, 60% of AP students nationwide earn even one passing score of 3 or above; at Seven Hills, that figure is 99%! The mean score for Seven Hills was 4.16 out of 5.0, well above the 3.04 mean for AP students in Ohio or 2.82 nationwide.

Our swim team won the school’s first-ever team state championship while Middle and Upper School teams in several sports staged record playoff runs. Student participation in competitive athletics reached an all-time high, helped, in part, by the opening of our new Lower Fields Athletic Complex and other significant enhancements to our athletics facilities.

Our Middle and Upper School drama students earned regional recognition at the Junior Theater Festival and the Cappies, while fine and performing arts students in all four divisions thrilled us with extraordinary performances in a host of events throughout the year.

Now just 24 months into our Strategic Plan, the faculty has planned and executed a significant number of enhancements to our educational program. To prepare students for a global community, we have oriented literature and history courses even more fully toward global issues, dramatically expanded world language and exchange programs, and developed a series of electives focused on contemporary, global issues, studied from an interdisciplinary perspective. As a growing number of our students aspire to careers in science and technology, we have added a host of electives in engineering, computer science, biotechnology, and digital arts. We have also devel-oped a signature Middle School program called the Innovation Lab. This immersion in “design thinking,” based on research from Stanford University, is part of a school-wide effort to engage students in applying what they learn to real world problems.

In his new role as director of experiential learning, Nick Francis has developed a signature program to help students find “a path to purpose.” The Experiential Learning program is a student-driven, teacher-guided journey that begins with self-awareness. After personality inventories, assemblies with professionals and thought leaders in our community, and reflection activities, Nick guides students toward exploration experiences: online courses, camps, summer work or internships, and travel and exchange programs. For some students, this journey may culminate in a concentration in one of several interest areas: technology, the arts, entrepreneurship, global citizenship, environmental stewardship, or political engagement. The overall goal is to create multiple pathways for our students to discover who they are, what they love, and how they might utilize their unique talents in meaningful and fulfilling ways.

In sum, it continues to be a very exciting time at Seven Hills. These achievements have called for a great deal of time, care, and energy from our dedicated faculty and students. But they have also required the full support of this entire school community. We are deeply grateful for all you have done, and continue to do, to support the ambitious dreams of our students.

Sincerely,

Christopher P. Garten Head of School

This past year we celebrated the 40th anniversary of the merger that created The Seven Hills School. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on how far our school has come in a relatively short time. Consider, for example, just the last 15 years.

In 1998 -2007, the school embarked on a major effort to enhance its instructional facilities. The generous commitment of this entire community to the Campaign for One and All and a subsequent mini-campaign built Haile Hall, the early childhood center on the Doherty Campus, and, at Hillsdale, a new Upper School building, with state-of-the-art laboratories and technology infrastructure, our first-ever turf field, and the Donovan Arts Center, with the art, music, and drama classrooms that have fueled an explosion of interest in the fine and performing arts.

In 2007-2012, the Board devoted considerable energy to building the school’s endowment, which has grown from $12 million to $35 million over the last decade. The funds provided by the Critical Assets Campaign enable the school to attract and retain a world-class faculty, support ongoing faculty training and the development of an innovative, future-focused curriculum, and expand the financial aid program to extend the benefits of a Seven Hills education to a larger and much more diverse student population.

Now, guided by our Strategic Plan of 2013, we have begun a significant effort to refine the school’s educational program to ensure that our graduates have the skills to excel in an increasingly competitive global economy. In the last two years alone, Seven Hills has added a host of new programs in world languages, contemporary global issues, science and engineering, and biotechnology. We have expanded advisory, student support, and college counseling programs and introduced signature programs in design thinking and experiential learning. At the same time, we have expanded enrollment in the Middle and Upper School and added Beginnings, pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, and a host of afterschool enrichment programs to serve our families with young children.

The lynchpin of our five-year strategic plan is an ambitious Master Site Plan. Over the next five years, we hope to modernize our facilities on both campuses to help build a more cohesive community and support a wide range of real world learning experiences for our students.

The opening of our new Lower Fields Athletic Complex last October and the imminent completion of the Taft Early Childhood Center has generated significant momentum by supporting important improvements in our athletics program and in the range of academic and enrichment programs we can offer to young families. At the same time we have completed an extensive renovation of the Doherty playground adjacent to Johnstone Place.

Having nearly completed these three important projects, the Board has turned its attention to securing leadership support for the next two items on our Master Site Plan, a new Center for Arts and Leadership, including up to a 450-seat auditorium, and some long-anticipated enhancements to our athletic facilities including, hopefully, five new tennis courts, a larger baseball field, and a new field house, with three indoor courts to support our rapidly expanding program.

It is a privilege to be associated with a school community so deeply committed to a process of continuous improvement. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I thank this entire school community for the important role you continue to play in sustaining and enhancing our school.

Elizabeth Y. Schiff, ChairSeven Hills Board of Trustees

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Dear friends,

B O A R D C H A I R & P R E S I D E N T

Elizabeth York Schiff, Chair & President

Andrew Quinn, Vice Chair

Jennifer Stein, Vice Chair

Stephen J. Baggott, Treasurer

Mala Patel, Secretary

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84

Cathy Caldemeyer H’72

Shannon Carter H’67

Mike Collette

Michael A. Coombe L‘72

Jennifer Dauer

Ron DeLyons

Marc Fisher

Margot Good

Drew Gores L‘66, H’72

Mark Heiman

Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney

Sashi Kilaru

Margaret Avril Lawson ‘75

Meghan Sullivan Nelson

Michael Nordlund

Dan Schimberg '80

James P. Shanahan, Jr.

Nancy Shepherd

John I. Silverman

Craig Young

Scott Carroll ’85, Alumni Representative

Elizabeth Rogers, Parent Assoc. Representative

Christopher P. Garten, Head of School

SCHIFF

ELIZABETH B O A R D C H A I R & P R E S I D E N T

A D V I S O R Y C O U N C I L

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Elizabeth York Schiff, Chair & President

Andrew Quinn, Vice Chair

Jennifer Stein, Vice Chair

Stephen J. Baggott, Treasurer

Mala Patel, Secretary

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84

Cathy Caldemeyer H’72

Shannon Carter H’67

Mike Collette

Michael A. Coombe L‘72

Jennifer Dauer

Ron DeLyons

Marc Fisher

Margot Good

Drew Gores L‘66, H’72

Mark Heiman

Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney

Sashi Kilaru

Margaret Avril Lawson ‘75

Meghan Sullivan Nelson

Michael Nordlund

Dan Schimberg '80

James P. Shanahan, Jr.

Nancy Shepherd

John I. Silverman

Craig Young

Scott Carroll ’85, Alumni Representative

Elizabeth Rogers, Parent Assoc. Representative

Christopher P. Garten, Head of School

TRUSTEES COUNCIL ALUMNI B O A R D O F T R U S T E E S

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Janet Allen-Reid ’76

Jennie Rosenthal Berliant L’75

Steve Black L’60

Stephen Brewster ’80

Lee Carter

Lawsie Coler C’65

Craig Decker

Allen Elliott*

Jane Garvey C’74

Louise Atkins Head H’56

Grace Allen Hill ‘80

David Hoguet

Cal Kalnow

Libby Landen Krone ’77

John McIlwraith

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63

Beth Schiff

Jim Schiff

Paul Sittenfeld

P.G. Sittenfeld ’03

Mary Reis Sullivan C’59

Dudley Taft L’52

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Ellen van der Horst

Paula Wharton ’83

Stocky Wulsin

Peg Wyant H’60

Marcy Wydman ’76

Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84

Heidi Black ’98

Sarah Pancoast Broad ’94

Kenya Brock ’98

Scott Carroll ’85

Rebecca Lindy Coll ’83

Dorothy Kim Corbett ’84

Evan Corbett ’82

John Ficks ’89

Meredith Edwards Ficks ’98

Tom Garber ’96

Ben Glassman ’93

Ellen Haude ’88

Lisa Richardson Henske ’83

John Hepp ’98

Ed Howe ’84

Elida Kamine ’99

Amy Bulger Kattman ’89

David Levy ’99

Ken Mims ’81

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

Chip Niehoff ’88

Jayna Schlegel Schimberg ’90

Dotty Shaffer ’83

Tiernan Sittenfeld ’92

Benjamin van der Horst ’05

Aaron VanderLaan ’91

Joe Waterman ’92

Liza Martindale Weiner ’99

* Denotes deceased

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In May 2015, 127 students took 276 Advanced Placement exams in 15 subjects; 97% of them earned college-qualifying scores of 3 or higher.

Thirty-eight seniors and 25 juniors were recognized as AP Scholars, scoring 3 or above on at least three Advanced Placement exams.

The “mid-50%” SAT scores for the Class of 2015 were among the highest in the region: Critical Reading: 620-690 (average 663); Math: 590 -740 (average 664); Writing: 610-720 (average 668).

Twenty-nine percent of the Class of 2016 (25 students) earned National Merit recognition; 10 from the graduating Class of 2015 were named National Merit finalists.

Seven Hills students distinguished themselves in a host of academic competitions across the state of Ohio in 2014 -15: Certamen (classics); the Ohio Junior Classical League; National French Contest; Louder Than a Bomb youth poetry contest; American Mathematics Competition; American Invitational Mathematics Exam; MATHCOUNTS; Model UN; Mock Trial; and Tech Olympics.

More than 750 students school-wide participated in arts programs; 450 students participated in elective arts courses throughout the 2014-15 school year.

The performing arts faculty directed 28 productions: 20 in Lower School and eight in Middle and Upper in the 2014-15 school year.

The visual arts faculty hosted nine installations featuring student work.

Seven Hills students participated in five major arts competitions, such as the Overture Awards, Cappies, and Junior Theater Festival, in which our Middle and Upper School students received prestigious recognition.

Seven Hills opened its new Lower Fields Athletic Complex in October 2014.

The Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center opened in August 2015.

The new playground on the Doherty Campus opened in September 2015.

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Doherty and Lotspeich offered a host of new enrichment activities through the “After the Bell” program in 2014 -15, and introduced supplemental instrumental music instruction began this fall for fourth and fifth graders.

Middle School launched the Innovation Lab to teach design thinking, as well as expanded its world language option to include a bridge program in spoken Spanish, and, for 2015 -16, introduced two new courses in Chinese.

Upper School launched new elective courses in biotechnology, environmental

history, computer engineering, and technical theater at the start of the 2015 -16 school year.

Seven Hills teachers attended 156 professional development conferences and workshops in 23 states and four countries, during the 2014 -15 school year.

With funding provided by The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation, 38 teachers earned curriculum renewal grants to align at least one instructional unit with the school’s Twenty-first Century Learning goals.

School opened in August 2014 with 1,046 students in 2014-15, the highest enrollment since 2006-07.

Pre-kindergarten for 2- year-olds entered a successful second year on the Doherty Campus in 2014-15, the first program of its kind in the school’s history.

Students of color made up 31% of the school’s total enrollment in 2014 -15, up from 15% just 10 years ago.

Eighty-one percent (737 students) of our students in grades one through 12 participated on at least one competitive athletic team during the 2014 -15 school year. In addition, 43 Upper School students were recognized as three-season athletes.

School-wide, Seven Hills fielded 105 teams in 2014 -15: 43 in the fall, 31 in the winter, and 31 in the spring.

Seven Hills athletes won our first-ever state championship (boys swimming) during the 2014-15 school year, two relay state

championships (boys swimming), two district championships (boys soccer and boys swimming) and two sectional championships (boys soccer and boys golf).

Seven Hills won six Miami Valley Conference championships in bowling, swimming, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, and softball throughout the 2014 -15 school year.

Middle School teams won league titles in seventh and eighth grade boys soccer, and girls sixth grade Soccer Association for Youth (SAY) soccer.

Two SAY soccer teams qualified for the State Tournament; two Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) basketball teams won League Championships, and three Middle School teams finished the regular season undefeated.

Seven Hills athletes won four swimming events at the City Championship Meet and eight events at the Miami Valley Conference Track Championship Meet.

Throughout the school year, our students had access to and participated in a number of assemblies, programs, community service projects, and traveling opportunities that built upon the multi-faceted, rich learning experiences synonymous to the Seven Hills academic culture. Examples of these include:

Students participated in several community-building assemblies: the Kindness Retreat in Lower, the Courage Retreat and the Hunger Banquet in Middle, and the Magnified Giving program in Upper.

Students school-wide led a host of service learning projects, including: the Day without Shoes, Tunnel Walk, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation, the Middle School’s annual Caring Place and Spring Food Drive, and the Upper School’s ShantyTown project.

Our students also explored the broader world through a number of experiential learning opportunities in the form of a number of field trips to North Carolina, Shaw Farms, Glen Helen, as well as studies abroad through our foreign exchange programs in Italy, China, and Spain.

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As we take in the complexities of the world, juxtaposed with the recent growth and evolution of Seven Hills, we quickly begin to see that our school is experiencing a singular moment in history.

In the way our students press forward with grit and determination to not only learn more, but learn differently; in the way our faculty pursue myriad ways to impart and exchange knowledge; in the way our teams exhibit character on the fields, and our youngest students embrace discovery, The Seven Hills School community is united by a deep commitment to uphold the highest standards in all that we do, enabling our students to develop arête, in an ever-changing world.

In keeping with our belief that we should always seek to broaden our vision, we are expanding our Lower, Middle, and Upper school course offerings and programs, in order to incorporate a more comprehen-sive global and contemporary curriculum. In that same light, we are responding to our need to increase course offerings in the areas of science, technology, engineer-ing, and math. From the arts disciplines, to design thinking, to areas of innovation, our Doherty, Lotspeich, Middle, and Upper school students are coding, building, and rethinking, across disciplines and divisions, every day.

The work and dedication of students and faculty within our fine and performing arts department have far exceeded anything we have seen in the recent past. The spark of steady development over the past five years has kindled advancements in fine and performing arts. That growth has ignited a vision to provide a facility – namely, the Center for Arts and Leadership – that will provide much needed space for our expanded arts programs, speaker presentations, student debate forums, community events, and much more.

At Seven Hills, we believe every Doherty, Lotspeich, Middle, and Upper school student will experience, personally, the benefits and joys of the many enhancements to our curriculum, facilities, and programs. We value the richness and depth of content present throughout our curriculum, our relationships, and in our daily routines. We know none of these remarkable accomplishments, across divisions, departments, grades, and disciplines at Seven Hills, is a coincidence. Rather, it is the product of supportive relationships, our students’ hard work, ongoing research, strategic planning, and the intuitive understanding of what our students need – and where they are headed.

For instance, with our new experiential learning program and an expanded college counseling program – now starting college counseling at ninth grade – we are further defining our role as a student-centered school. As we guide each student through his or her learning experience, we are also asking our students to identify and explore what they love, understanding that life and learning are inextricable.

In many ways, the seeds for what our students love are planted in the early years. On the Hillsdale Campus, we welcomed our youngest students to the new, state-of-the-art Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center, which is part of the Lotspeich Lower School. While we welcomed back returning pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students, we are thrilled to see our newest students – 2-year-olds who now attend pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, launched on the Hillsdale Campus this fall.

The year of 2014-15 also brought sweeping successes in the areas of fine and performing arts, and athletics. In the area of athletics, we are seeing our school community move beyond expectations, into the realm where dreams have come true. After just one year of building, in the fall of 2014-15, Seven Hills opened an expansive athletics complex, allowing the school to emerge as home to one of the best K-12 athletic facilities in Greater Cincinnati.

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Salaries & Benefits - 56%

Financial Aid - 14%

Instructional Material and Technology - 6%

Physical Plant andOperations - 8%

State Funds - 3%

Auxiliary Services - 6%

General Institutional Expenses - 7%

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Endowment Draw - 5%

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The Business Office of The Seven Hills School is responsible for the preparation, integrity, and fair presentation of the financial statements and other accounting information in this annual report.

The school maintains a system of internal controls over financial reporting, which are designed to provide assurance to the school’s management and Board of Trustees that assets are protected and that transactions and events are recorded properly in the financial statements.

The Board of Trustees, through the Finance Committee, comprised of trustees not employed by the school, has adopted an Audit Subcommittee that includes engaging an independent accounting firm, Mellott & Mellott, P.L.L., to ensure that the financial statements are accurately presented.

The school has again maintained a balanced budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015. In the strategic effort to maintain the affordability of the school, the administration, faculty and staff continue to find ways to reduce costs while persisting to prioritize teaching and learning.

Schoolwide operating efficiencies have been gained by increasing energy conservation, pruning unnecessary administrative positions, rethinking student-faculty ratios, and removing underenrolled programs.

The overall financial health of the school was again aided by the growth of the endowment, which provides funding for teacher salaries, financial aid, faculty professional development, and distinctive programming and technology.

Both annual giving and capital gifts enrich every part of the school. Most importantly, these gifts bridge the gap between tuition and the full cost of educating each child.

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Salaries & Benefits - 56%

Financial Aid - 14%

Instructional Material and Technology - 6%

Physical Plant andOperations - 8%

State Funds - 3%


General Institutional Expenses - 7%

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Tuition & Fees $20,602,245

Gifts to Annual Fund:

Unrestricted Gifts $1,214,278

Restricted for Other Uses $311,767

Endowment Draw $1,228,937

State Funds $1,092,979

Auxiliary Services $1,471,449

Interest and Misc. Income $263,536

TOTAL REVENUE $26,185,191

E X P E N S E S 2014-15 Actual

Salary & Benefits $14,560,114

Financial Aid $3,756,542

Instructional Material & Technology $1,587,517

Physical Plant & Operations $2,158,979

State Funds $695,621

Auxiliary Services $1,469,970

General Institutional Expenses $1,955,254

TOTAL EXPENSES $26,183,997

Net Gain (Loss) $1,194

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The Seven Hills School points with pride to the latest endowment report that places our invested assets over $34 million. The infusion of much-needed new gifts from our Critical Assets Campaign, combined with informed management by our endowment managers, and thoughtful leadership by the school’s Investment Committee, currently chaired by James Shanahan, has returned our fund to a desirable trajectory.

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BALANCE AS OF BEGINNING OF YEAR (7/1/14) $35,265,312

Contributions and Pledges to Endowment $114,876

Investment Return $420,416

Transfer to Operating Fund-Program Services & Appropriations -$1,588,291

BALANCE AS OF END OF YEAR (6/30/15) $34,212,313

Unrestricted $1,054,834

Temporarily Restricted $8,487,789

Permanently Restricted $114,876

TOTAL AS OF END OF YEAR (6/30/15) $9,657,499

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Estate of Robert Allen

Robin Smith Armstrong H’67

Judy & Tom Arnold

Diana Gatch Avril H’47

Sarah (Allyn ’77) &

Ward Bahlman L’66

Nancy & William* T. Bahlman Jr.

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Karla & Bill Balskus

Fran Barrett

Glenn Bassett ’84

Alison Beall C’64

Molly Marx Besanceney C’62

Terry & Tom Betts

Suzanne Armstrong Beutler H’49

Lindsay & Mark Bibler

Helen Chatfield Black H’41

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Lauren Meyers Bosse ’83

Marilyn Braun


Jenny & Terry Carr

Helen Chatfield H’64

William & Anne Chatfield

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Marshal Compton

Mary Wood-Constable &

James Constable

Tucker (Jones ’79) &

Michael A. Coombe L’72

Linda Lovett Crawford H’56

Patricia Adair Culp H’65

Wynne (McCarthy H’71) &

Joseph Curry

Linda & Billy Cyr

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Kathy Deubell

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Anne Scherz Durket H’72

Tara & Jon Eaton

Laura Hopple Eschelbach H’68

Nora Zorich & Tom Filardo

Barbara Frey

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Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Hope & Philip Glassman

Wendy Gradison H’71

Clardina & Ronald Green

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Gary Greenberg

Patti Guethlein

Phyllis Corbett Hall H’43

Susan & Bob Halonen

Ellen Haude ’88

Nirvani & Jeb Head

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Shelley Lindner Henderson H’46

Barbara & Christopher Hepp

Grace (Allen ‘80) & Brian Hill

Karen & David Hoguet

Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell

Mary Todd Porter Hutter C’55

Kathy & Tom Kahle

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Ginger & Steve Kent

Margaret Wulsin Kite C’46

Elinor Addick Kline H’58

Mary Kreimer H’44

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Barbara Anderson Landen H’62

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

Jonathan Lawson

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Josephine Farny Little H’38

Susan Scherr Lloyd H’53

Deborah Daniel Long C’68

Whitney (Rowe H’65) &

Philip Long

Anni Macht-Gibson C’70

Tom Mackelfresh L’41

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Susan & Jimmy Marrs

Martha Goodyear Mason C’41

Mary & Harry Maxon

Lindsay Boswell McLean L’60

Laura Ware McMunigal C’67

Penelope Hall Moodey H’54

Melissa Morelli ’85

Velma Morelli

Marjorie McCullough Motch C’41

Lilamae Mueller

Louisa Smith Mygatt H’69

Barbara Watson Neal H’60

Mary Nelson

Mary Asbury H’69 & Bob

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Marjorie Warner Off H’66

Elizabeth (Warrington ’78) &

Kevin Ott

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

John Parlin III L’54

Ellie (Head H’51) & Dick Paulsen

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Sandra Stolle Perry C’53

Monnie Gores Peters H’66

Kathryn Mitchell Pettengill H’41

Joan Fleischer Reckseit H’44

Deborah Reed

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) &

Jeff Rush

Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61

Beth & Jim Schiff

Susan Avril Schneider H’53

Betsy (Robinson H’70) &

Tom Schram

Mary Inkrot-Schroder &

Mark Schroder

Joan Hinsch Searby H’54

Gretchen & Rostislav Serota

Molly Shaffer ’82

Elizabeth C. B. &

Paul G. Sittenfeld

Harriet Smith C’73

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Sarah & Steve Steinman

Elizabeth Asbury Stone H’48

Fran & Dale Tesmond


Diana Avril Tully ’81

Barbara (Jussen H’42) &

Stuart* Upson L’36

Margaret & Robert Vitz

Julianne Richardson Wagner ’88

Harriet Warm C’55

Drew Gores L’66, H’72 &

George Warrington14

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Margery Hill Webb H’45

Katherine Leake Weese ’83

Dorothy Rodgers Werk H’46

Lisa Collins Winick ’85

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Linda Wolfe

Jean Wommack*

Robin Hawley Wood H’68

Susan Newkirk Wright H’63

Marcy Wydman ’76

Nancy Blemker Yeaw C’55

Mr. & Mrs. W. Vann York

Jan Alford

Leslie & Michael Baggish

Sue & Steve Baggott

Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78

Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint Bain

Jennie (Rosenthal L’75) &

Allan Berliant

Ann (Bartlett C’65) & Ben Blemker

Wendy & Todd Braff

Aideen & Payson Briggs ’87

Charlin & Peter Briggs

Janice & Jay Brinker

David Brott

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

John Brooks L’57

Katherine & Louis Claybon

Len & Hank Cohen

Amanda Hayes ’91 &

Jason Cohen ’91

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Marilyn Collins

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Evan Corbett ’82

Bonnie Cord H’62

Catherine Czaya ’98

Tracy & Dave Davis

Marjorie Davis C’65

Peggy & Dan Dinger

Deirdre & Steve Ditty

Elissa & Sean Donovan ’86

Julie & Philip Duncan

Kari & David Ellis

David Evans ’98

Merry Ewing ’76

Debbie & Tom Finn

Kitty Blair Fischer H’68

Linda Ford

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Amy & Nick Francis

Jennifer Frey ’99

Karen & Scott Glum

Jason Goldman ’91

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Leslie Judd Graitcer C’62

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Ann Griep

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Richie & Mark Heiman

Tracy & David Hickenlooper

Tricia & Mark Hoar

Robert Horne

Sarah & Mark Johnson

Delle Christensen Jones H’67

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Jacky Kalubi

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Cyndi Kenyon

Margo Kirstein

Peter Koenig

Brad Kuhr ’79

Jane Slemmer Larsen H’56

Pegi & John Leonard

Jennifer & Winston Licata

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

Ann Marasco

Karen Martin

Gretchen & Robert McCormick Jr.

Andy McGarvey

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Cheryl & Mike Miller

Barbara Mustoe-Monteith &

Joel Monteith

Margaret Parlin O’Malley H’57

Mei Wang & Yang Pan

Judith Richards

Elizabeth & John Rising

Sarah Rooch Roberts C’67

Jill Romerill

Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

Ellie Fabe ’78 &

Frank Russell L’72

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Dan Schimberg ’80

Jo & Roger Schnirring

Nancy & Julius Schulhoff

Debbie & Glenn Shillinger

Leslie Ann Sciarra Shimer C’74

Sarah & Gerald Skidmore

Mr. John Steele

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

Kim & Hiro* Takahashi

Aaron VanderLaan ’91

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73

Maureen & Larry Vignola

Jessica & Brian Wabler

Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn

Lowell Wenger

Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup

Katherine Oechler Whitbeck H’67

Mimi Richmond & Russell White

Becky & Wayne Wichman

Judy Wiesemann

Frances Woodward Williams ’76

Marsha Williams ’77

Ed Wiseman

Carolyn Wolbers

Joan & Tom Wolfram

Anne Yancey

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Lee Adair Adams H’58

Beth & Brad Agin

Louise Knauft Allen H’54

Karin Anderson Abrell ’88

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Lee & Brian Arnold

Jo Arnold

Marlene Baer

Frances (Lamson H’72) &

Daniel Bailey

Paula Barensfeld-Hunnicutt

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barton

Polly Bassett

Margaret Burchenal Baylor H’48

Mr. & Mrs. James Blakeney

Randal & Peter Bloch L’60

Louise Walker Borden H’67

Julie & Dean Brackett

Meredith & Erik Brown

Mr. Tyler Cain

Cathy (Smale H’72) &

Robert Caldemeyer

Linda & George Callard

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Paul Callard ’81

Amy & Joe Callow

Alison Keeler Carrillo H’64

Kim & Martin Chavez

Joan Claybourn

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

Sarah Shepard Cohen H’67

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Katharine Cornelius ’77

Caroline & Bill Cox

Ms. Kay Crist

Judy Davis

Katie & Aaron Dawson

Angela & Jim Dealy

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Dedeker

Kim Dedeker

Mr. & Mrs. J. Dennis Delafield

Margaret Lillard Doepke H’42

Charles Deupree L’63

Mr. & Mrs. William DeWitt Jr.

Beth O’Brien Driehaus &

Dan Driehaus

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Maria & Don Eynon

Helen Schroth Ferguson H’52

Barbara & Thomas Ferrell

Meredith (Edwards ’98) &

John Ficks ’89

Dr. & Mrs. Sanford Franklin

Wendy Ellis Gardner &

Todd Gardner

Dr. James Garvey

Marty (Mueller ’85) &

Eric Gerhardt

Mrs. Deliaan Gettler

Lee Carol Brewster Giduz ’75

Paige & John Gimpel

Mr. & Mrs. Jon Gimpel

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Marcy & Coleman Goldsmith

B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon

Mrs. William Gossett

Eileen Gould C’74

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Lalitha Parameswaran &

Param Hariharan

Susan & Joseph Harten

Poppy Yeiser Hawkins H’67

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Debbie Hill

Ruth & John Hill

Janet & Willie Hill

Karen & David Hills

Kim Hogel

Sara Ware Howsam C’72

Doug Huff

Frieda Jacobs C’71

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson

Martha Whitaker Jones H’43

Tshiunza Kalubi ’02

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Katz

Elizabeth O’Connell Keegan H’68

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 &

Rick Kieser

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Angela Lipsitz King &

Michael King

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Koenig

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Pat Kramer-Carroll

Keith Kummerle ’95

Kevin Kummerle ’00

Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65

Claire Hummel Kupferle C’73

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Lisa & John Larkin

Karen & Ernest Lawrence

Laurie Dearworth Leon ’84

Roger Loud

Roger Magnus ’87

Mike Marrero

Bonnie & J. Cromer Mashburn Jr. L’45

Linda Headley Maupin H’68

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Kara & Brad Meador

Alfred Meckel

Karen Meyer &

Richard Michelman

Diane Moffett C’74

Murray Monroe Jr. ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morris Jr.

Danny Mou ’04

David Mou ’04

Leigh Peterson & Joe Mulica

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin


Clare & Thomas O’Brien

Susan & Dennis Okin

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Amy & Scot Perlman

Allison & Brian Phelps

Mr. & Mrs. Nat Pieper

Tim Poff

Jane & David Pyle

Rick & Debbie Questa

Donna Perkins & Mark Quinlan

Anne & Robert Ramsay

Barry Randman

Edyce & Allen Rau

Asia Reid ’05

Sherri & Ted Remaklus

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Caroline Habbert Romash ’00

Celeste & Mike Rooney

Hilda Rosenberg

Susan (Abrahamson ’84) &

Jeff Routh

Dede Lewis Rowe ’78

Barbara Steele Ryder H’44

Andrea & Michael Scheiber

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Foundation Inc.

Stephanie & Bill Schmidt

Ann Schmuelling H’67

Betsy Klein Schwartz L’51

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Mr. & Mrs. William Shaw

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Sandy & Barry Silber

Nancy & John Silverman

Ben Simmons

Marta Murrie Simons C’57

Janet (Keys H’58) &

John Simpkinson

Mrs. Suzanne Sizer

Kevin Smith ’82

Sara & John Snyder ’96

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan B. Stanley

Jennifer & John Stein

Shirley & Doug Stenberg

Sharon Worthing Vaino C’70


Chantal & Jerome Weaver

Mary Weisenborn

Pamela & John Williams

Jackie & Andy Wilson

Jane Yeiser Woods H’72

Tim Wyant ’96

Cheryl York

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Joey Adams

Maria Bustamante & Steven Adams

Hank Alexander ’02

Nupur & Manish Anand

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. H. Anning

Pam Williams Arya & David Arya

Alicia Fitscher & Peter Au-Yeung

Anne & Jordan Bain

Teresa & Geremy Bardon

Kim & Julian Baretta

Jane Stevens & Gordon Barnhart

Carmeletta Malora &

Michael Barrett

Hathaway Gamble Barry H’67

Barbara Beaver

Sophie Beckwith ’06

Cindy & Andy Berman

Betsy Alexander Berry H’57

Elizabeth Looney Bevis ’02

Bryan Bibler ’04

Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84

Jack Binkley

Lucille & Dutro Blocksom

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Susan Bolton

Heidi Scrable & Rufus Botzow

Matt Bramlage ’95

Kenya Brock ’98

Bobbee Brooks

Virginia Wilkinson Brooks H’43

Barbara Brown

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Audrey & Stephen Brown

Ann (Shepard H’64) &

Leland Bulger

Sarah Mitchell Buller ’81

Aimee Burton

Elana Rhodes Byrd C’60

Kristina & Scott Cagle

Carolyn Eberle Caldwell H’37

Alison & Bret Caller

Vicky & Mike Carroll

Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85

Shannon (Kelly H’67) &

Lee Carter

Susan & Peter Cha

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Kim & Dan Choo

Je & Joseph Choo

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Kim Miller & Eugene Chung

Mr. & Mrs. Dick Clark

Nancy & Jay Clark

Beth & Peter Clayton

David Clodfelter ’85

Ann Robertson Cohen H’52

Francie Comey ’01

Zack Conyne ’05

Melissa Goldberg Copeland ’87

Robert Cottrell Jr. ’05

Susan Tietig Covatta C’59

Katharine Davis

Patty & Robert Dawson ’84

Monica Dealy ’99

Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio

Annette & Jean-Robert de Cavel

Caroline Decker ’02

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Elizabeth Denton ’86

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Judith Neidlein-Dial &

Michael Dial

Sharon & Binem Dizenhuz L’78

Tiffany & Michael Domet

Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson H’60

Nancy & Steve Donovan

Katherine Seiden Drake ’88

John Drew

Angie & Tim Drew

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

Igor Dumbadze

Peter Dumbadze ’06

Zan Dumbadze ’92

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Clare Dupree ’76

Judy Eilers

Karen & Peter Eller

Lisa & Chester Eng

Lynne Wommack Espy ’76

Ms. Phyllis Ewing

Earline & Don Fechter

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Paul Foerster L’47

Alice Whaling Fossett H’44

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Frankel

Lindy VanDoren Freeman H’63

Ms. Emily Froehlich

Patricia Kennedy Fry C’58

Julie & John Gabriel

Christine & Chris Garten

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gerhardt

Naomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Jennifer & Brian Gibson

Nancy & Tom Gilman

Rob Gilson ’90

Ben Glassman ’93

Rebecca & Carl Goertemoeller

Rebecca Goldman

Elizabeth & Stuart Goldstein

Sarah McDonough Goodacre ’04

Christopher Gores L’55

Lissa Gosiger

Kathi Makoroff & Jeffrey Grass

Ann Wentworth Greear H’57

Dawn & Andrew Green

Hedy & Dean Gregory

Mary Ann & Davis Griffin

Andi Guess

Julie & John Guminey

Dr. & Mrs. Dale Gutman

Rachel Habbert ’05

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Mrs. Veronica McCreary-Hall &

Mr. Charles Hall

Frederick Hall ’05

Cynthia Westermann &

David Harsh

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Vicky & Darin Hausberger

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Heimann

Rob Heimann

Patti & Fred Heldman

Lisa Schneebeck Hewett '75

Alex Hill ’10

Lisa Hillenbrand

Laura Hoguet ’06

Susan Holding

Holley Horrell ’03

Maureen & Frank Howard

Xiaolan Cui & Shaoming Huang

Amy Ilg

Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe

Mr. & Mrs. Willie Johnson

Dr. Paul Jonas

Linda Jones

Rebecca & Rob Joy

Chip Kalnow ’04

Gabriel Kalubi ’06

Elida Kamine ’99

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kanter

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Laura Kaufman ’88

Jan-Michele & Eric Kearney

Theresa & Dennison Keller

Anna (Binkley ’94) &

Lair Kennedy

Thomas Kirkwood

Emily & Matt Kite

Cicely Knecht

David Koenig ’09

Julie Koenig ’09

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Ann Berry Kosche ’85

Ami & Tushar Kothari

Jacquie Kovach

John Krauss

Nickie Adair Kuhn C’61

Amy Kulhavik

Sue & Werner Kummerle

Frannie Thompson-Kunkel &

Don Kunkel

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Blair Lanier ’06

Karen Laurens

Jono Lawson ’08

James Lazarus L’60

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Mr. Peter Levin

Justice Steven Levinson L’58

David Levy ’99

Ellen Austin-Li & Jolly Li

Zenaida Lieberman

Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler

Ann Dinan & Drew Logan

Liz Okin Lorenz ’00

Lisa Lehner & Kermit Lovelace

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Chris Ludwig ’84

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) &

Peter Ludwig

Elissa MacLaughlin

John MacLeod

Ms. Charlotte Mandel

Laura Rosenblum &

Howard Mandel

Bobby Marcus ’97

Ms. Eva Marelic

Mr. & Mrs. Adolf Marko

Lucretia McCalmont Marmon H’56

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Fayre Schweitzer Martin ’96

Pierce Matthews

Amy Raymond Mauch ’82

Mary & Harry Maxon

Amy Mayfield

Susan McCaslin H’67

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCoy

Michelle & Brian McDonald

Erin McNew

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Katie Menzies ’04

Gretchen & Lou Meyer

Philip Meyers ’81

Melissa Morris Mishoe H’72

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Livy Hickenlooper More C’61

Jennifer & Brian Moriarty

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Debbie Motz

Penny Hepp Murphy C’58

Danielle & David Necessary

Doris & Theo Nelson

Linda Neu

Stephen Newman ’02

Mr. & Mrs. David Nickel

Dr. & Mrs. Jim Nordlund

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Mary Lynne Birck &

John Nordmeyer

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Mr. Ted O’Brien

Holly & Eric O’Driscoll

Eleanor Oths

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad H’56

Margaret Rebhun Packer H’48

Mala & Ken Patel

Mrs. Minal Patel

Reena & Yash Patil

Frances Hauck Pavey C’52

Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Perlin

Margaret Phillips

Rachel Gustin ’93 &

John Piersma

Lindsay & Brent Pietroski

Carol Crabill Pohl H’62

Sangeeta Mathur & Balaji

Purushothaman

Joan & Richard Quimby

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Glenna & Arthur Rabourn

Christina Muir Rambeau H’57

Susan & Rick Rauh

Jessalyn Reid ’08

Lloyd Buhrman Ricci H’71

Helen Richards ’75

Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Georgia Peck Rivers H’67

Ann Vail Roberts C’46

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Lynette Rosati Shim

Helen Asbury H’72 &

Christopher Rowe

Diana Fisher Ruffino C’60

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Ann McDowell Santen H’56

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schiff

Quina Schmidlapp C’53

Alina Schneider

Clare Schroder ’08

Kirby Schuchter

Brian Sebastian

Barbara Seiver

Christina & Puvi Seshiah

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Ellen Caldwell Sewell H’54

Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Judy & Adam Shuppert

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shuppert

Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein

Mary Jo & Bill Simpson

Rajashree Ghosh &

Tapendra Sinha

Jo Sittenfeld ’98



Elizabeth & Scott Sizer

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Skyler Foundation

Ms. Sandra Small

Mrs. Edie Smitson

Jane Hamill Sommer L’55, H’61

Suzanne Levinson Stern C’65

Margo Taft Stever H’68

Rebecca Smith Stewart C’62

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

Suzi Stone H’72

Barbara & Michael Stough

Peggy Kaufman Stricker H’42*


Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Margot Deupree Taylor H’61

Janice Seybolt Theron H’54

Judith Allen Thompson C’56

Phyllis & Paul Tobias

Andrea & Dan Todorov

Alessandra & DJ Trindle

Polly Hastings Tucker H’59

Ginny Berg Van Alyea ’98

Heather (Zaring ’92) &

Andrew Vecellio

James Venable

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Heather Warncke ’90

Christopher Warrington ’05

Martha Slater &

William Waskowitz


Karen & Barry Weinstein

Welchwood Foundation

Linda Bartlett Westfall C’64

Jocelyn White ’79

Walter White

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wiesmann

Ann Baxter Wiethe H’53

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilborn

Britty & Brian Wiles

Mr. & Mrs. William Wiles

Natalie Williams

Bonnie Sue Fisher &

Nicolas Williams

Amy & Murray Wilson

Jay Woffington

Julie Woffington

Mary Wulsin ’05

Peg (Hogan H’60) &

Jack Wyant

Moira Weir & Stephen Yeager

Marke Kite Yeiser H’44

Ms. Janet Ziegler

Caryn Franklin & Egal Ziv

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Elizabeth & Jim Schiff


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The John Hauck Foundation

Pat Landen H’50

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation




Estate of Dr. John Wulsin

Anonymous (2)

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Anonymous (1)

$25,000-$49,999

Linda & Billy Cyr

Kim & Martin Chavez



TSHS Doherty Parents Association

Kari & David Ellis




Estate of William Hall L’37


Sara (Barnes ’77) &

David Osborn L’72

Alex & Andrew Quinn



$10,000-$24,999


Sue & Steve Baggott

Mr. Tyler Cain

Catherine (Smale H’72) &

Robert Caldemeyer


Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Michael Coler

Colleen & George Dwight



Cincinnati Inc.

Margot & Dan Good


Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Ellen Haude ’88


The Louise H. &

David S. Ingalls Foundation





Greer & John Schneider

Ladislas & Vilma Segoe

Family Foundation

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Christina & Dudley Taft L’52


Karen & Frank Wood

Anonymous (2)

$5,000-$9,999


Susan Bolton


Nancy & Bruce Brown


Amy & Joe Callow


Lee Carter

Susan & Peter Cha

The Christ Hospital

Julie & Frank Cohen ‘91

Elizabeth & Brian Coley

Jennifer & Eric Dauer

Susan (Gurganus L’63) &

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Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

The Andrew Jergens Foundation

Kris & Cal Kalnow


Christine Andrew &

Thomas Kirkwood


Sheila & David Kruzner

Mr. R. Glenn Mayfield

Trish & Tim McDonald

Dawn Meyers ’88

Philip Meyers ’81

Kenneth Mims ’81

Casey & Greg Morris

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin III

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Mary Lynne Birck &

John Nordmeyer


Kim Andress Olson H’72


John Parlin lll L’54

Mala & Ken Patel

Mrs. Minal Patel

Liz Dallman & Samir Patel


Tiffany & Hampton Shiver

TAS Foundation


George Warrington

Walter White

Estate of Jean Wommack

Mary Russell Yablonsky H’64

Anonymous (1)

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The national trend toward STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) is boldly reflected at Seven Hills. “After years of having something like five engineers in a class, suddenly 20 percent of the Seven Hills Class of 2011 were applying to engineering schools,” said Seven Hills Assistant Head and Director of College Counseling Susan Marrs. “In 2012, it was 25 percent and in 2013, it was 30 percent.”

That defining observation points to the number of ways STEM education has fueled strategic objectives to increase science, math, and design thinking curriculum throughout all grades at Seven Hills. Last year, Lower School students learned to code in order to grasp more sophisticated computer programming concepts, and fifth graders researched and designed prototypes for inventions. Middle School students participated in a number of projects in the school’s new Innovation Lab, while Upper School students took engineering and 3D design classes. And, for the first time this fall, we introduced biotechnology and computer engineering courses as well.

As we enter the 2015-16 school year, Seven Hills faculty continue to expose our students to design thinking and problem solving – foundational skills for successful STEM learning. One approach

Howard, an automation engineer at Bosch, said the shift toward STEM underscores a “maker movement” – the growing need to design one’s own and reinvent better processes – that is rippling from areas like the West Coast to collegiate programs throughout the country, such as Harvard University’s four-year-old innovation lab. From breaking down the inner workings of a hand mixer to building electric circuits, the benefits of having the time and space to understand what is “under the hood” is not only rewarding, but essential, said Howard. “I’m counting on people looking to the future to provide my children with an education that’s relevant,” said Howard. “The Innovation Lab gives students that opportunity.”

Marrs said Seven Hills would continue to meet the needs and interests of students, from those who are mildly interested in the sciences, to those full-fledged STEM enthusiasts. “With programs like the Innovation Lab in the Middle School, new computer engineering courses in Upper School, and ongoing project-based learning in the sciences within the Lower School grades, we will continue to emphasize creative and critical thinking about math, science and technology, preparing our students to be problem-solvers and game changers in this ever-evolving world market.”

has been the way our faculty uses classroom space in nontraditional ways. Computer science teacher Brian Arnold has converted a classroom into a computer engineering lab equipped with breadboards and Arduinos. Over the summer, Lower School math teacher Liz Lorenz devoted time to convert a former kindergarten classroom into a math lab for use throughout the 2015-16 school year. Science department chair Karen Glum transformed a typical classroom into an ever-changing Innovation Lab, a “boneyard” of broken appliances and recycled parts and lots of tools. After a first successful pilot year leading projects in the lab, Glum said she is thrilled with her students’ enthusiasm to observe, understand, take apart, and rebuild. This fall Glum introduced her curriculum for the Innovation Lab, launching the first official program, where students might, for example, design a ramp to give people in wheelchairs better access to the beach, or develop a specialized filter to purify water for drinking. This immersion in design thinking, based on research from Stanford University, is part of an overall effort to engage students in applying what they learn to real world problems.

Seven Hills parent Frank Howard said he became interested in volunteering to help Glum in the Innovation Lab because he believes in the purpose of what she does.

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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, STEM jobs are growing at 1.7 times the rate of non-STEM jobs, and computer science jobs alone are expected to jump 15 percent from 2012 to 2022. The Obama administration is investing millions of dollars to produce an

additional one million STEM undergrads by 2022.

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The Seven Hi l ls Annual Fund

$642,627

For the second year in a row, YOU broke the record! With a goal of $1,300,000 we are

thrilled to announce that we have met and surpassed that goal by over $85,000 and have

achieved an all-time Seven Hills Annual Fund record of $1,385,082. We are so grateful for

your continued support and commitment to Seven Hills.

The success of the program was achieved through outstanding participation percentages across

all constituencies, and new and increased gifts helping to obtain $100,000 from The John

Hauck Foundation. Simply put, more members of our community believe in the importance of

the Fund and are willing to support at a greater level.

Seven Hills depends on Annual Fund gifts to bridge the gap between operational expenses and

income from tuition, fees and other sources. While tuition covers 80% of educating each child

for the academic year, The Seven Hills Annual Fund covers a portion of the remaining 20%.

Gifts are put to immediate use on campus, in the classroom, and on the fields.

We thank you for partnering with us to help give our students the resources and experiences

that will fully prepare them for all that lies ahead. The Seven Hills Annual Fund creates student

experiences that help shape their values, stimulate their creativity, and evoke their compassion.

It gives teachers additional means to raise the bar in the classroom by continuously updating

their technology, resources, and accessing professional development opportunities. The Seven

Hills Annual Fund helps sustain the foundation of excellence upon which Seven Hills continues

to flourish.

A special thanks to Jennifer Stein, Trustee and Development Committee Chair, the Development

Committee, and the 247 annual giving volunteers who made calls, wrote notes, helped

promote annual giving and communicated the importance of The Seven Hills Annual Fund. Your

participation, effort, and enthusiasm help make the above accomplishments possible.

The tradition of philanthropy at Seven Hills is strong and the success of this year's Annual Fund

solidifies your commitment and passion for our special place. For that, and for all you do for

the school, we thank you.

Because of you … more is possible.

Note: Donors who represent more than one group are tallied in only one category according to the order of priority shown above.

$322,168

$53,569

$134,603

$232,115

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Current Parents

Alumni

Parents of Alumni

Grandparents

Friends of Seven Hills

S E V E N H I L L S F U N D S U M M A RY Total donors: 1,627 Total all gifts: $1,385,082

D E V E L O P M E N T C O M M I T T E E M E M B E R S

Jennifer Stein, Board of Trustees and Development Chair

Cathy Smale Caldemeyer H’72

Scott Carroll ’85, Alumni Board PresidentPeter Cha

Lalitha Chunduri

Eric Dauer

Margot Good

Margaret Avril Lawson ’75

Meg Nelson

Mike Nordlund

Andrew Quinn

Heather Zaring Vecellio ’92

Margo Kirstein, Director of Development

H I G H L I G H T S Thank you for making the 2014-2015 Seven Hills Annual Fund a success!

• New and increased gifts totaled $116,050 from 351 donors resulting in a $100,000 Hauck Foundation challenge gift

• Parent gifts totaled $642,627 — 75 percent participation

• Alumni gifts totaled $322,168 — 18 percent participation

• 63 percent of new families supported The Seven Hills Annual Fund

• 100 percent of current faculty and staff contributed to The Seven Hills Annual Fund

• Our annual giving volunteers personally contacted 1,512 of you either by phone, email, or note

2014-2015

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COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Barbara Brown

Bret Caller

Peter Cha

Andrew DeWitt ’89

David Ellis

Ingrid Handl & Walter Geiger

Drew Gores L’66, H’72

Ed Hatfield

Grace Allen Hill ’80

Lair Kennedy

Margaret Avril Lawson ’75



Andy Spooner

B E N E FAC TOR GIFTS OF $25,000 +

Kim & Martin Chavez




Mrs. Adele Schiff


Elizabeth & Jim Schiff

Skyler Foundation

S U S TA I N E R ($15,000-$24,999)


Robert Caldemeyer



Ellen Haude ’88

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Lisa Smale Corbett ’75

The Smale Family Foundation


PA RT N E R ($10,000-$14,999)


Michael Coler


Kari & David Ellis


Cincinnati Inc.





Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family

Foundation

Anne & Jim Shanahan





F E L L O W ($5,000-$9,999)


Sue & Steve Baggott

Beacon Orthopaedics &

Sports Medicine LTD


Mr. Tyler Cain


Susan & Peter Cha

The Christ Hospital

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91





Linda & Billy Cyr

Susan (Gurganus L’63) &

Kim Drackett L’63













Dawn Meyers ’88

Philip Meyers ’81

Kenneth Mims ’81

Casey & Greg Morris





Kim Andress Olson H’72

Mala & Ken Patel

Mrs. Minal Patel








TAS Foundation


George Warrington

Walter White



Anonymous (1)

A S S O C I AT E ($2,500-$4,999)



Janie Stevens & Gordon Barnhart


Allan Berliant



Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85


Lee Carter


Nancy & Jay Clark


Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Marshal Compton

Tracy & Dave Davis

Missy & Jim Davis

Katharine Davis

Kim Dedeker



Mary Lee & Ian Edwards

Carolyn & Terry Fox


Margot & Dan Good


Gary Greenberg

Hedy & Dean Gregory

Jenny & Ed Hatfield



Melissa & Chad Holsinger

Beth & Mark Homer


Christine Andrew &

Thomas Kirkwood

Mary Kreimer H’44

Ami & Samir Kulkarni

Laura Rosenblum &

Howard Mandel

Kim & James McGrath

Kevin McNamara

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman



Sara & John Neyer

Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma


Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Robinson Family Philanthropic

Fund of the Jewish Federation

of Cincinnati

Ken Robinson ’82

Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86


Jeff Routh


Dan Schimberg ’80

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Maria Kalomenidou &

Yannis Skoufalos

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Sandi & Jason Tonich



Andrew Vecellio

Laurence Deprez-Zenezini &

Stefano Zenezini

Anonymous (2)

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M E M B E R ($1,500-$2,499)


Meg & John Atkinson

Marcie & Nathan Bachrach

Caroline Bahlman ’06

Will Bahlman ’10

Lesley Bailey

Merrilyn Bardes C’62

Lynette & James Barresi

Fran Barrett



Chrissie & Josh Blatt

Brook Bobbitt

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brant

Sarah Pancoast Broad ’94



Paul Callard ’81

Rekha & Haleem Chaudhary

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Polly Gamble Cherner H’69

Je & Joseph Choo

Margy & Doug Clark

Rebecca Lindy Coll ’83

Katie & Chris Coulson

Caroline & Bill Cox

Ms. Kay Crist


Darcy & Kurt Deimer

Anne & Ron DeLyons


Clare Dupree ’76

Lisa & Chester Eng

Julie & Jay Epstein

Merry Ewing ’76

Mrs. Roberta Fisher

Tom Garber ’96


Dee Ann Gilmore


Dawn & Andrew Green

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Lisa Richardson Henske ’83

Sherry & Mark Holcomb

Karen Holley Horrell &

Jack Horrell

Gregory Huang ’97


Sarah & James Jurgensen


Kelly & Douglas Kecman


Lair Kennedy

Ginger & Steve Kent


Rick Kieser

Emily Hauser King H’59

Jacquie Kovach




Jonathan Lawson

Angela & James Lee

Gina & Michael Leisring

Krysia Rodak & Philip Long

Mei & Richard Lu

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon MacIntosh

Suzy Marquard H’68


Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez



Tim Meckel ’77


Dr. & Mrs. James Nordlund

Mei Wang & Yang Pan



Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Sandy Stolle Perry C’53

Kathryn Mitchell Pettengill H’41

Soumya & Vanshipal Puri

Sangeeta Mathur &

Balaji Purushothaman

Lisa & John Raimondo

Susan & Rick Rauh



Mona & Ravi Saggar


Jennifer & Jim Saporito




Elizabeth C. B. &

Paul G. Sittenfeld

TSHS Spirit Shop

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan B. Stanley


Mr. Robert Stevens

Sherri & Adam Symson

Michelle & Dudley Taft



Beth & Chad Withers


Jack Wyant

Marcy Wydman ’76

Amy & Yuangang Zhang

Ms. Janet Ziegler

Anonymous (1)

E M E R G I N G L E A D E R S

Alumni who have graduated

from the school in the past 25

years are invited to join The

Seven Hills Fund Leadership

Society at tiered levels of

support based on their years

since graduation.

Paddack Bahlman ’12

Bryan Bibler ’04

Heidi Black ’98

Kenya Brock ’98

Preston Comey ’03

Zack Conyne ’05

Ben Glassman ’93

Adair Ilyinsky Goodyear ’99

Laura Gutowski ’03

Julie Habbert ’08

Rachel Habbert ’05

Frederick Hall ’05

Alex Hill ’10

Elisse Hill ’11

Miles Hill ’11

Laura Hoguet ’06

Holley Horrell ’03

Clay Jamison ’06

Gabriel Kalubi ’06

Susie Keller ’04

Ginny Krone ’07

Kevin Kummerle ’00

Kip Kummerle ’95

Blair Lanier ’06

Ferrial Lanton ’01

George Lawson ’12

Jono Lawson ’08

David Levy ’99

Lindsay & Kishen Mangat ’92

Ryan Miller ’09

Steve Newman ’02

Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96

Caroline Habbert Romash ’00

Walker Schiff ’10

Clare Schroder ’08

Emily Hastie Schultz ’05 &

Dan Schultz ’05

Andi Fischer Simon ’98


Robert Stirling ’94


Christopher Warrington ’05

Joe Waterman ’92


Luke Wulsin ’10

Tim Wyant ’96

Anonymous (2)

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GIFTS TOTAL: $106,088TOTAL SENIOR PARENT PARTICIPATION: 77%

Each year the parents of

members of the senior class

make gifts in honor of their

graduate. Parent donors with

a student in the Class of 2015

are listed below with their

graduating senior’s name to

recognize their accomplish-

ments and successes throughout

their years at Seven Hills.

Best wishes to the Class of 2015!

SENIOR PARENT COMMITTEE

Kim DedekerThomas KirkwoodJennifer & James Saporito

Kerrin & Stefan AntonssonStefan Antonsson

Kim & Julian BarettaJules Baretta

Janie Stevens & Gordon BarnhartConnor BarnhartZoe Barnhart

Lynette & James BarresiNicole Barresi

Alison & Bret CallerDanielle Caller

Amy & Joe CallowJackson Callow

Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85Grace Carroll

Kim & Martin ChavezHenry Chavez

Kim & Dan ChooAlayna Choo

Kim Miller & Eugene ChungBen Chung

Jim Cole Maddy Cole

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal Compton

Carl Compton

Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael A. Coombe L’72

Avery Coombe

Sherri & James Daniels Isaiah Daniels

Kim DedekerJeff Dedeker

Mary Lee & Ian EdwardsStuart Edwards

Debbie & Tom FinnLindsay Finn

Andrea FriederAdam Heines

Marty (Mueller ’85) & Eric Gerhardt

Libby Gerhardt

Jennifer & Brian GibsonDuncan Gibson

Becky & Carl GoertemoellerBrian Goertemoeller

Lissa GosigerMaggie Gosiger

Lori Yoshitomi-Gray & Brian GraySean Yoshitomi-Gray

Hedy & Dean GregoryChas Gregory

Melanie & Andrew HeadAndrew Head

Michael HeinesAdam Heines

Beth & Paul HunterAlex Hunter

Candace Miller-Janidlo & Peter Janidlo

Chris Janidlo

Sue & Eric JeffriesIan Jeffries

Jocelyn JonesSydney Jones

Mary Sutton & Daniel KanterSarah Kanter

Victoria & Henry KaramanoukianGeorge Karamanoukian

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick KieserPearce Kieser

Angela Lipsitz King & Michael King

Ben King

Christine Andrew & Thomas Kirkwood

Corie Kirkwood

Wendy KirkwoodCorie Kirkwood

Jane Garvey C’74 & John LanierIke Lanier

Ellen Austin-Li & Jolly LiAlex Li

Mei & Richard LuEllen Lu

Robin & Adam MalofskyNicole Malofsky

Laura Rosenblum & Howard Mandel

Keith Mandel

Amy MayfieldMason Mayfield

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83Mac Bassett

Jennifer & Brian MoriartyKenyon Moriarty

Jennie & Thomas MurphyKate Murphy

Doris & Theo NelsonJared Nelson

Margaret & Jeff PasqualeEllie Pasquale

Mary & Pocho PochobradskyMax Pochobradsky

Barry RandmanLiza Randman

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83Tucker Robinson

Kay Johnson & Gregory RouanMollie Rouan

Jennifer & James SaporitoMatt Saporito

Jennifer & Len SauersDaniel Sauers

Andrea & Michael ScheiberMona Scheiber

Elizabeth & Scott SizerJack Sizer

Mary & Terry SmithersEvan Smithers

Martha Slater & William Waskowitz

Clarke Waskowitz

Chantal & Jerome WeaverJosh Weaver

Mary WeisenbornTessa Weisenborn

Paula (White ’83) & Bernie Wharton

Bailey Wharton

Amy & Murray WilsonAndrew Wilson

Anonymous (2)

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COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Chairs:B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon (UPP)Debbie Marquardt (UPP)Dulany Anning (MID)Karen Bidlingmeyer Callard ’80 (MID)Meghan Nelson (DOH)Lessa Trindle (DOH)Brooke Guigui (LOT)

Dobbs AckermannJanet & Larry AllgaierNupur AnandLynette AndersenLynette & James BarresiMichelle BaxterJosh BlattJane BohinskiAideen & Payson Briggs ’87Lalitha & Jaideep ChunduriNatalia CristoElizabeth & Nick DeBlasioShannon DubeStacey FisherRajashree GhoshMelissa HolsingerVictoria KaramanoukianAshley KohnenKirsten KulkarniRica & Tony LigeraldeLois & Cliff MentrupHarrison MullinEric O’DriscollJim PapakirkAlexandra QuinnSusan Rauh Marielle SamahaAndrea SquireMary StewartHeather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew VecellioBarry Weinstein

Yuko & Kazuhiko Akiyama

Lesley Bailey

Anne & Jordan Bain

Brook Bobbitt

Aideen & Payson Briggs ’87

Leslie Bryson

Richard Chamberlin

Margy & Doug Clark

Jennifer & Patrick Clark





Caroline & Bill Cox

Brenda & Joseph Coyle

Linda & Billy Cyr

Tracy & Dave Davis

Deirdre & Steve Ditty

Kari & David Ellis


Karen & Scott Glum

Mary & John Graber

Dawn & Andrew Green

Jenny & Ed Hatfield



Karen & David Hills

Xiaolan Cui & Shaoming Huang

Yu Lan & Rulang Jiang

Jane Johnston


Karen Laurens


Michelle & Brian McDonald

Lisa & Peter Miccoli

Diya Mutasim

Gwendolyn Yip & Santa Ono

Mei Wang & Yang Pan

Phoebe & Alex Pardo

Mina & Anil Patel

Doris Paul

Robert Paul

Nancy Pelc


Cathy Cebulski Sacco &

John Sacco

Paula & Nicu Savu

Nancy Weintrub &

Andrew Scheurer


Anne & Jim Shanahan



Christine Cho & Randall Smith

Victoria Chester & Mark Stavsky


Jian & Yu Wang

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Christina & David Williams

Bonnie Sue Fisher &

Nicolas Williams

Rina & William Williams

Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind


Stefano Zenezini

Anonymous (6)


Lee & Brian Arnold

Marcie & Nathan Bachrach

Christy & Brian Berning

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Joby Bowman

Sunjoo & Andrew Chun

Nancy & Jay Clark


Evan Corbett ’82

Missy & Jim Davis

Patricia & Charles DiGiovanna



Lisa & Chester Eng

Frances Koblenzer &

Joshua Farber

Lisa Holden & Marco Fatuzzo


Todd Gardner


Marcy & Coleman Goldsmith



Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Bin Xu & George Guo

Sadhna Verma & Babu Gupta

Karen & Drew Hagerty



Rick Kieser

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Emily & Matt Kite

Sandy Lane

Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler

Lisa & Brad Lucas


Amy Mayfield


Jessica & Chris McLennan

Erin McNew

Jennifer & Brian Moriarty

Cinda & Steven Morse

Jennie & Dave Moses

Easwari &

Vasudevan Namboodiri

Sabrina & Jeff Peppet

Susan & Rick Rauh


Lynette Rosati Shim

Ellie Fabe ’78 &

Frank Russell L’72

Mona & Ravi Saggar

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Caroline Bieser ’83 &

Patrick Schreiber


Ramsey Sutherland


Erica & Randy Vaughn

Chantal & Jerome Weaver

Karen & Barry Weinstein

11th grade (2016)79% PARTICIPATION


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Christina & David Williams


Amy & Murray Wilson

Jenny & Tom Wilson

Anonymous (3)

Beth & Brad Agin


Lynette & James Barresi

Gina & Jon Blatt



Paul Callard ’81


Alice & Bruce Chalmers

Je & Joseph Choo

Shelley & William Cook

Theresa & Randall Curnow

Linda & Billy Cyr



Sun Ho Lee Donovan


Kari & David Ellis

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Amy & Nick Francis

Sherri & Tedd Friedman


Dawn & Andrew Green

Cynthia Westermann &

David Harsh


Tracy & David Hickenlooper

Robin Guarino & Wendy Hill

Candice & John Jandes

Candace Miller-Janidlo &

Peter Janidlo



Helen & Darius Kemp

Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

Greg Kersting

Jacquie Kovach

Jennifer & Jeffrey Kreines ’82

Krysia Rodak & Philip Long

Kelly & David Loring

Tammy & Scott Maring



Dawn Meyers ’88

Lisa & Peter Miccoli

Melissa & David Miller


Phoebe & Alex Pardo

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Jean & Chris Purple


Susan & Rick Rauh

Sheila Spradlin-Reich &

Gary Reich

Cynthia Richardson




Jeff Routh


Beth & Jim Schiff


Dan Schimberg ’80

Bob Shaffer ’86

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Asha & Sadu Shetty

Lisa & Alexander Smith


Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Mandee & Keith Thompson

Brooke Tucker

Martha Slater &

William Waskowitz


Amy & Yuangang Zhang


Anonymous (5)





Audrey & Stephen Brown


Paul Callard ’81

Amy & Joe Callow

Tamara & Anthony Campbell

Vicky & Mike Carroll

Nancy & Jay Clark

Suzanne & Curtis Dorsch

Loi & Andreas Drath

Lisa & Chester Eng

Jamie & Todd Flagel

Amy & Nick Francis

Cora & José Garcia

Karen & Scott Glum

Rashmi Assudani & Kunal Gupta

Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Janet & Willie Hill


Tanya Kalin &

Vladimir Kalinichenko


Theresa & Dennison Keller


Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Tina & Ed Kuhlman

Sandy Lane

Aimée & Louis Langrée

Lisa & Jeff Leonard


Dawn Meyers ’88

Karen Meyer & Richard Michelman

Leigh Peterson & Joe Mulica


Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Sara & John Neyer



Mina & Anil Patel

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Michele & Cory Pelnick

Marla & Chris Peltier

Karen & Mark RingswaldEgan


Jill Romerill

Ann Schwister & Juan Santamarina

Ronna & Ben Schneider




Karryn Schultz-Stieby &

William Stieby


Andrew Vecellio

Robin & Matt Walker

Jane Cooney-Waterhouse &

David Waterhouse

Paula (White ’83) &

Bernie Wharton

Marcy Wydman ’76

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan


Stefano Zenezini


Anonymous (3)

Corinna & Benjamin Alper

Anne & Jordan Bain

Dena & Bill Baylor Jr.

Shelley & William Cook

Joy & Michael Copfer


Evan Corbett ’82

Theresa & Randall Curnow

Patty & Robert Dawson ’84


Judith Neidlein-Dial &

Michael Dial

Michele & Brad Dorsch

Julie & Mike Finney



Puja & Krishnanath Gaitonde

Marty (Mueller ’85) &

Eric Gerhardt

Paige & John Gimpel


Dawn & Andrew Green


Sadhna Verma & Babu Gupta

Tara & Avery Hammonds

Lalitha Parameswaran &

Param Hariharan

Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

Lara Danziger-Isakov &

Ronnen Isakov

Peggy Shaffer & Bennett Jacks


Laura Rosenblum &

Howard Mandel

Anju & Vivek Manocha

Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez


Cassandra McKenzie


Doris & Theo Nelson

Jyoti & Nilesh Patil





CURRENT PARENTS

Susan & Rick Rauh


Charissa May-Riley & Kevin Riley





Dan Schimberg ’80


Bob Shaffer ’86


Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Maria Kalomenidou &

Yannis Skoufalos



Sandi & Jason Tonich

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama


Sherry Glover-Walsh &

Brad Walsh

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind

Anonymous (5)




Anne Boat

Robin & Sean Carew

Amy & Joe Callow

Alice & Bruce Chalmers

Sunjoo & Andrew Chun


Jason Cohen ’91


Nina & Charlie Croog


Missy & Jim Davis


Loi & Andreas Drath

Kari & David Ellis

Judy & Tracy Finn

Jamie & Todd Flagel

Amy & Nick Francis


Todd Gardner


Rachael Moore & John Godsman

Zorina & Valarry Goldfeder

Margot & Dan Good

Karen & Drew Hagerty

Mary Boat & Chris Harrington


Lucie & Jonathan Hawgood ’87

Beth & Mark Homer


Sarah & John Humphrey III ’84



Kelly & David Loring

Betsy & Matt Malloy



Kara & Brad Meador

Nadia & Marc Montchaussé

Cinda & Steven Morse


Sara & John Neyer

Clare & Thomas O’Brien

Brandi & David Patchan


Susan Frankel & Jeremy Perlin

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Jennifer & Bob Ringel

Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86


Jeff Routh

Fred Schaefer


Erica & Randy Vaughn

Kristin & Glenn Waters


Beth & Chad Withers

Hillary Wood

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan

Anonymous (3)

Annette & Jean-Robert de Cavel

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Angie & Tim Drew

Rob Heimann

Tricia & Mark Hoar



Rick Kieser

Emily & Matt Kite




Jennie & Thomas Murphy

Reena & Yash Patil

Amy & Chris Pedoto


Andrew Vecellio

Moira Weir & Stephen Yeager

Anonymous (2)


Kristina & Scott Cagle


Jessica Allen-Christmon &

Gregory Christmon


Jennifer & Todd Couch

Cathleen & Delbert DeBurger

Earline & Don Fechter


Mona Foad

Eileen & Jerry Gao

Julie Albright & Brian Haas

Beth & Mark Homer

Jan-Michele & Eric Kearney

Kelly & Ken Kocher

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

Sorina & Radu Macavei

Karen Meyer & Richard Michelman

Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Jennifer & Jim Pavelka


Sangeeta Mathur &

Balaji Purushothaman

Karen & Mark RingswaldEgan



Rajashree Ghosh &

Tapendra Sinha

Lisa & Alexander Smith

Katie & Neal Tew

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Jodi Schmidtgoesling &

Jay Woffington

Julie Woffington

Anonymous (1)


Joey Adams




Susan & Reginald Coach

Anne & Ron DeLyons


Loi & Andreas Drath

Judy & Tracy Finn

Lori Aronson & Craig Froehle


Rachael Moore & John Godsman

Elizabeth & Stuart Goldstein

Margot & Dan Good







Ellen Monson & Kenneth Petren


Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama



Anonymous (1)

Mary & Richard Alexander

Melanie Grynsztejn & Ian Buttress

Susan & Peter Cha




Brittany Conner

Nina & Charlie Croog




Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Julie & Jay Epstein

Dee Ann Gilmore

Dawn & Andrew Green

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Lotspeich

CURRENT PARENTS4th grade (2023)

82% PARTICIPATION

Doherty


Lotspeich

Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

Greg Kersting

Mariam & Faisal Khan


Lisa Lehner & Kermit Lovelace


Kara & Brad Meador

Casey & Greg Morris



Caleb Paull

Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Jennifer & Bob Ringel

Beth & Joe Sims

Brooke Tucker

Erin Roberts & Chris VordemEsche

Beth & Chad Withers

Anonymous (1)

Eisha & Tim Armstrong


Jason Cohen ’91

Diana & Bryon Colby


Evan Corbett ’82

Angie & Tim Drew

Shannon & Ajeet Dube


Kelly & Douglas Kecman



Susan & Michael Motch ’93


Reena & Yash Patil


Alex & Andrew Quinn



Bob Shaffer ’86


Eliana Corredor & Istvan Szabo


Megan Murray & Joseph Willke

Anonymous (2)


Lynette & Bryan Andersen

Sarah Corathers & Jim Anthony ’93

Jennifer Habel & Chris Bachelder

Kelly & Edwin Berger

Ali & Dennis Bernstein

Gina & Jon Blatt



Suzan Strait & Jenifer Brown

Lynee & Eduardo Campos

Susan & Peter Cha

Je & Joseph Choo




Mona Foad

Stephanie & Carter Gaither

Puja & Krishnanath Gaitonde

Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Mary Boat & Chris Harrington

Amy Ilg & Tim Hentz


Iris & Kevin Little

Megan & Mike Mccuen


Drs. Samir S. & Kara N. Shah

Sherri & Adam Symson

Katie & Neal Tew

Veena & Adrian Thompson

Brooke Tucker

Anonymous (1)


Diana & Bryon Colby

Melanie Kern & Joseph Curtin



Margot & Dan Good

Perin (Holzman L’90) &

Michael Goodman

Mary Ann & Davis Griffin

Rebecca & Rob Joy


Don Kunkel


Beau Necco


Elizabeth & Roberto Pasquier

Anne Luecke & Cliff Schecter

A’Dora Phillips &

Brian Schumacher


Megan Murray & Joseph Willke

Priya & Guhan Balan


Ashlee & Alex Boymel ’99


Sunitha Kona Naga &

Sridhar Chodavarapu


Dan Driehaus

Julie & Jay Epstein

Julie Albright & Brian Haas


Angela & James Lee

Cassie & Ryan Levesque


Parinda & Apurva Mehta

Dawn Meyers ’88

Casey & Greg Morris




Mona & Tony Rinaldi


Isabelle & Jarrod Thomas

Erin Roberts & Chris VordemEsche

Jennifer Lanski &

Daniel Wagenaar

Jodi Schmidtgoesling &

Jay Woffington

Julie Woffington

Anonymous (4)

Eisha & Tim Armstrong

Amy & Scott Avera

Aimee Burton

Shannon & Ajeet Dube

Lori Aronson & Craig Froehle

Julie & John Guminey

Rob Heimann


Lair Kennedy



Don Kunkel

Mymy Ha & Carlos Martinez





Susan & Jared Schaefer

Stephanie & Bill Schmidt


Susan & Jason Smith


Andrew Vecellio


Anonymous (1)

Corinna & Benjamin Alper

Jennifer Habel & Chris Bachelder

Ali & Dennis Bernstein







Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Jennifer & Ryan Faber

Jamie & Todd Flagel

Brenda Assael & Martin Francis

Dee Ann Gilmore


Susan Mattick

Susan Frankel & Jeremy Perlin





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2nd grade (2025)64% PARTICIPATION

Doherty

3rd grade (2024)89% PARTICIPATION

Lotspeich

3rd grade (2024)65% PARTICIPATION

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2nd grade (2025)82% PARTICIPATION

Lotspeich

1st grade (2026)67% PARTICIPATION

Doherty

1st grade (2026)80% PARTICIPATION

Lotspeich

Kindergarten77% PARTICIPATION

Doherty (2027)

Perin (Holzman L’90) &

Michael Goodman

Jess & Brett Gumlaw

Julia Anixt & Scott Hassell



Kirsten & Shree Kulkarni


Millicent & Louis Larson

Gina & Michael Leisring

Nikki (Johnson ’99) &

David Mullins


Elizabeth & Roberto Pasquier


Rebecca Preston & Nick Pratap

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Mimi & Dan Stricker


Amanda & Adam Wilson

Anonymous (1)

Mansey & Kaush Amin

Sarah Corathers & Jim Anthony ’93

Sheetal & Bharat Kakar

Surabhi & Gaurav Khanna

Angela & James Lee

Jennifer & Leonard Lewis

Iris & Kevin Little

Jessica & Micah Max


Kathy & Daren Murrer

Jennifer & Jim Pavelka

Allison & Philip Schneider

Stephanie & Tim Smith

Ann Rohrer & Jason Woods

Rebekah Ridgeway &

Michael Zortman


Aimee Burton

Melinda & Matt Davis

Katie & Aaron Dawson

Lauren (Ackerman ’99) &

Mark Donohoo ’99

Jess & Brett Gumlaw


Aparna Naveen &

Naveen Jayapal

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Kirsten & Shree Kulkarni




Soumya & Vanshipal Puri

Lisa & John Raimondo

Nikki & Marc Ravenscraft

Susan & Jared Schaefer

Anne Luecke & Cliff Schecter


Mimi & Dan Stricker

Vanessa Nichols & Jim Vago

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Kristin & Matt Bramlage ’95

Susan & Peter Cha


Karla & Marvin Dejean

Sheetal & Bharat Kakar

Katie & Bryan Kauffeld

Surabhi & Gaurav Khanna

Cassie & Ryan Levesque

Carace & Brock MacKay

Kim & James McGrath

Anna Works-McKinney &

Matthew McKinney


Alicia & Nate Peterson



Shaher Banu Vagh &

Murtuza Shahpurwala

Sara & John Snyder ’96

Alison Tidwell & Kevin Wenzel

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Jennifer & Brandon McGrath

Susan & Jason Smith

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A growing focus on global and contemporary education reflects the reality that our world is getting smaller.

In a variety of settings, Seven Hills faculty and administration have oriented literature and history courses even more fully toward global issues. From the annual, indepth study of a country on the Doherty Campus, to the cross-continental study in kindergarten on the Hillsdale Campus, a new sixth-grade Spanish curriculum and the Middle School’s Global Education Day, and new foreign exchange programs to Greece and Italy, global learning is very much part of our students’ everyday experiences.

“The more that students can see how history applies to the world they are living in, the better they realize how crucial it is to understand the past,” said history department chair Brian Wabler, who introduced a new class, environmental history, this fall. “We are all living in an increasingly complex world and as students understand more about that world, they will be able to be more engaged citizens.” The new environmental history class – a new course that teaches students how the relationships between

“Middle and high school are very important times to teach students to think globally instead of getting so involved in our teeny little world,” said Dimling, who spoke to the Upper School last January about The Global Soap Project, which provides recycled soap to people in developing countries. “We need to know that two billion people in the world don’t have toilets. But we also need to know that poor doesn’t equal problem, and that the poorest person in Malawi could teach us something.”

Dimling continued, “Sometimes it is better to stop talking and just listen. When we do that we realize how little we know and how much we have to learn. We become true global citizens.”

Whether looking back to understand the implications of a culture of people from a historic perspective, or moving forward to learn from people within local and global communities, Seven Hills students are learning to reach across the table and around the world, to understand and appreciate the value of perspectives, processes, struggles, and histories that are unlike their own.

people and their environments significantly affect history – is just the newest in a suite of Upper School course offerings that take a global approach.

“We have introduced a number of courses recently in the history department with this aim – global issues, postmodern America, war and peace since 1945, and now, environmental history,” said Wabler. “Many of our traditional courses have become more global over the years as well, particularly world history I and world history II, which used to focus primarily on Europe but now have a much wider focus.”

The ability to view the world with a broader, deeper lens, from different angles, and, at times, zoom in on the origin of certain circumstances in parts of the world is very much part of the future of education. With so many students interested in areas of community service and entrepreneurialism, being able to tap into a more layered understanding of a situation and culture other than one’s own is a rare and valuable skillset, said Seven Hills alumna Lilly Dimling `85, director of programs at The Global Soap Project.

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Janet Allen-Reid ’76

Heidi Black ’98

Kenya Brock ’98

Scott Carroll ’85

Francie Comey ’01

Claudia Gilmore Cummings H’61

Alex Derkson ’03

Merry Ewing ’76

Meredith Edwards Ficks ’98

John Findlay ’03

Ben Glassman ’93

Wendy Gradison H’71

Laura Hoguet ’06

Clay Jamison ’06

Elida Kamine ’99

Amy Bulger Kattman ’89

Susie Keller ’04

Blair Lanier ’06


Sylvia Lotspeich Greene L’55

Leslie Bennett McNeill C’61


Steve Newman ’02


Elizabeth Warrington Ott ’78


Jo Sittenfeld ’98


Eva Motch Spitzer ’03

Melinda Freedman Staveley L’55


Katherine Oechler Whitbeck H’67

Marsha Williams ’77

Lisa Collins Winick ’85


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Martha Goodyear Mason

Marjorie McCullough Motch

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Margaret Wulsin Kite

Ann Vail Roberts

Emily Gest Todd

CPS 1947

Joan Harshman Thomas

CPS 1948

Jane Vinsonhaler Koch

CPS 1949

Sandy Hauck Elliott

Nancy Crothers Ohnmeis

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Anne Day Jordan

CPS 1951

Joan Fankhauser Ireton

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Anne Woods Harrison

Frances Hauck Pavey

Ruth Harrison Venable

Julia Clarke White

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Charlotte Woodward Corbett

Clover Brodhead Gowing

Sandy Stolle Perry

Quina Schmidlapp

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Eleanor Payler Dunn

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Carolyn Hayes Gosiger

Mary Todd Porter Hutter

Terry Nippert

Judith Meek Todd

Harriet Warm

Nancy Blemker Yeaw

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Judith Allen Thompson

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Heather Brodhead

Glenna McLain Light

Marta Murrie Simons

Sara Steman Whittaker

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Patricia Kennedy Fry

Penny Hepp Murphy

Ellen Blemker Thomas

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Susan Tietig Covatta

Mary Reis Sullivan

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Sandra Currier Andrews

Elana Rhodes Byrd

Ki Hackney

Margaret Randolph Foote Haffner

Natalie Plattenburg Hauck

Frances Prosser Morriss

Diana Fisher Ruffino

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Penny Ferguson Griffith

Melanie Maddox Hunt

Nickie Adair Kuhn

Leslie Bennett McNeill

Livy Hickenlooper More

Melody Sawyer Richardson

Sunny Bowman Saelinger

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Merrilyn Bardes

Mary Marx Besanceney

Leslie Judd Graitcer

Lynn Stark Greenwold

Rebecca Smith Stewart

Sandra Von Benken

Charlotte Lackman Weber

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Alison Beall

Shelley DeFosset

Roxann Dieffenbach

Ann Weichert Kranbuhl

Margo Pollins Schab

Linda Bartlett Westfall

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Kathleen McLaurin Bailey

Brittain Bardes Damgard

Ann Bartlett Blemker

Gael Kinney Coleman

Lawsie Pennington Coler

Marjorie Davis

Jane Maddox Dumbadze

Mary Moore Thomson Grimaldi

Carol Smith Hesser

Deborah Hinckley

Anne Taylor Kunkel

Winkie Wiley Kusic

Dick Reis (Pre-K — K)

Caren Schiro

Suzanne Levinson Stern

Martha Millan Upson

Cynthia Ware

Martha White

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Cynthia Kuhn Beischel

Deb Brown Cummins

Anne Ratliff Naberhaus

CPS 1967

Laura Ware McMunigal

Sarah Rooch Roberts

CPS 1968

Deborah Daniel Long

Ellen Graf Reister

CPS 1969

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Frieda Jacobs

CPS 1972

Sara Ware Howsam

Judith Lane Rogers

Ginger Carson Rubin

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Claire Hummel Kupferle

Harriet Smith

Anne Sheffield Vanoy

CPS 1974

Jane Garvey

Eileen Gould

Diane Moffett

Leslie Sciarra Shimer

Holly Keller Wilson

HILLSDALE 1937

Carolyn Eberle Caldwell

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Josephine Farny Little

HILLSDALE 1940

Marjorie Wood Drackett

HILLSDALE 1941

Helen Chatfield Black

Sudie Ernst Geier

Kathryn Mitchell Pettengill

HILLSDALE 1942

Margaret Lillard Doepke

Barbara Jussen Upson

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Virginia Wilkinson Brooks

Phyllis Corbett Hall

Martha Whitaker Jones

HILLSDALE 1944

Alice Whaling Fossett

Mary Kreimer

Jeanne Johnson McCarthy

Joan Fleischer Reckseit

Barbara Steele Ryder

Carol Straehley Schoenheit

Margaret Kite Yeiser

HILLSDALE 1945

Joan Barbara Britton

Mary Wilshire Mead

Ann Dorsel Monroe

Patricia Burke Phelps

Margery Hill Webb

HILLSDALE 1946

Janet Fast Andress

Janet Hengstenberg Hauck

Shelley Lindner Henderson

Dorothy Rodgers Werk

HILLSDALE 1947

Diana Gatch Avril

Abby Dittmann Wise

HILLSDALE 1948

Margaret Burchenal Baylor

Margaret Rebhun Packer

Elizabeth Asbury Stone

HILLSDALE 1949

Suzanne Armstrong Beutler

Marilyn Fox Hill

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HILLSDALE 1950

Mary Alice Robertson Jennings

HILLSDALE 1951

Gay Seybolt Bain

Susan Siddall Castleberry

Nancy Haydock Ireland

Judy Hyde North

Ellie Head Paulsen

HILLSDALE 1952

Ann Robertson Cohen

Helen Schroth Ferguson

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Mary McGuire Tyler

HILLSDALE 1953

Katherine Crone Cline

Lucy Thompson Geringer

Susan Scherr Lloyd

Susan Avril Schneider

Ann Baxter Wiethe

HILLSDALE 1954

Louise Knauft Allen

Marcia Tucker Boogaard

Olivia Benedict Maynard

Penelope Hall Moodey

Joan Hinsch Searby

Ellen Caldwell Sewell

Jerry Seybolt Theron

HILLSDALE 1955

Mimi Andrews Chenoweth

Sally Klein Kreimer

Mary Dryden Richards

Arlene Schroeder Satterlee

HILLSDALE 1956

Linda Lovett Crawford

Nancy Hogan Dutton

Kathryn Erbeck Fox

Louise Atkins Head

Carol Wachs Kirby

Jane Slemmer Larsen

Carolyn Huwe Ludwig

Lucretia McCalmont Marmon

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad

Sue Boller Rusche

Ann McDowell Santen

Cynthia Taylor Seybolt

Lucy Howard Tallas

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HILLSDALE 1957

Judy Hauser Adams

Betsy Alexander Berry

Elizabeth Wiehe Carr

Naomi Tucker Gerwin

Ann Wentworth Greear

DeeAnne Schroeder Hunstein

Toni LaBoiteaux

Susan Steman Laffoon

Sally McGuire Muspratt

Margaret Parlin O’Malley

Christina Muir Rambeau

HILLSDALE 1958

Lee Adair Adams

Margo Frey Evans

Elinor Adick Kline

Francie Garber Pepper

Janet Keys Simpkinson

Betty Andrews Winslow

Denny Tytus Young

Anonymous (1)

HILLSDALE 1959

Muriel Richards Holzman

Emily Hauser King

Tina Sutphin Kohnen

Nancy Donaldson Kollin

Polly Hastings Tucker

HILLSDALE 1960

Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson

Latane Keeler-Hodgetts

Louise Barnard Koetters

Barbara Watson Neal

Peg Hogan Wyant

HILLSDALE 1961

Claudia Gilmore Cummings

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen

Sarah Taft Jones

Jane Hamill Sommer

Margot Deupree Taylor

HILLSDALE 1962

Bonnie Cord

Barbara Anderson Landen

Pamela Lee Lowry

Patricia Herr Meudt

Carol Crabill Pohl

HILLSDALE 1963

Skye Blaine

Alison Badgett Deniston

Ellen Brooks Ernisse

Lindy VanDoren Freeman

Margaret Nichols Jewett

Tory Woodhull Parlin

Susan Newkirk Wright

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Gerri Pattison

HILLSDALE 1966

Katherine Dowd Baumann

Susan Hawley Kelly

Marjorie Warner Off

Monnie Gores Peters

Margarita Lillard Picton

Anne Drackett Thomas

HILLSDALE 1967

Robin Smith Armstrong

Nancy Pechstein Aubke

Hathaway Gamble Barry

Louise Walker Borden

Rhoda Allen Brooks

Shannon Kelly Carter

Barbara Fuller Cherry

Sarah Shepard Cohen

Deborah Koons Garcia

Jan Fullgraf Golann

Poppy Yeiser Hawkins

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Kathy Kinsley Kindelan

Susan McCaslin

Georgia Peck Rivers

Ann Schmuelling

Elizabeth Lambert Stearns

Katherine Oechler Whitbeck

Judy Robinson Williams

Anonymous (1)

HILLSDALE 1968

Laura Hopple Eschelbach

Kitty Blair Fischer

Pattie Scifres Jamison

Elizabeth O’Connell Keegan

Suzy Marquard

Linda Headley Maupin

Lynn Schweitzer Rush

Margo Taft Stever

Robin Hawley Wood

HILLSDALE 1969

Mary Asbury

Eileen Ward Barrett

Polly Gamble Cherner

Elaine Pauly Grever

Louisa Smith Mygatt

Patsy Robinson

HILLSDALE 1970

Ellie Quackenbush Block

Margaret Walker Comey

Emily Jolly

Nancy Wersel Rybolt

Elizabeth Robinson Schram

HILLSDALE 1971

Wynne McCarthy Curry

Wendy Gradison

Linda Heldman Greenberg

Judy Wommack Pfingstag

Lloyd Buhrman Ricci

Julie Rust Webster

HILLSDALE 1972

Helen Asbury

Frances Lamson Bailey

Ellen O’Connell Boyer

Cathy Smale Caldemeyer

Anne Scherz Durket

Drew Gores

Sarah Hobson Landenwitsch

Melissa Morris Mishoe

Kim Andress Olson

Suzi Stone

Jane Yeiser Woods

HILLSDALE 1973

Nancy MacLeod Prewitt

HILLSDALE 1974

Mary Taft

LOTSPEICH 1931

William T. Bahlman Jr.*

LOTSPEICH 1934

Carol Skinner Lawson

LOTSPEICH 1935

Pierce Matthews

LOTSPEICH 1937

William Hall*

Cornelius Hauck

G. P. Talcott

LOTSPEICH 1939

Bob Lewin

LOTSPEICH 1940

Charles Thomas Jr.

LOTSPEICH 1941

Joseph Lindner Jr.

Tom Mackelfresh

LOTSPEICH 1942

Burton Closson

LOTSPEICH 1943

Dale Wiethe

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J. Cromer Mashburn

LOTSPEICH 1947

Paul Foerster

LOTSPEICH 1948

Jon Boss

LOTSPEICH 1949

John Simpkinson

Sandy Thomson

LOTSPEICH 1950

Scott Kleiner

LOTSPEICH 1951

Betsy Klein Schwartz

LOTSPEICH 1952

Jon Hoffheimer

Dudley Taft

LOTSPEICH 1953

David Motch

LOTSPEICH 1954

Woody Brodie

Elizabeth Elsey

John Parlin

Judy Frieder Starrels

LOTSPEICH 1955

Ellen Levine Ebert

Christopher Gores

Sylvia Lotspeich Greene

Jane Hamill Sommer

Starbuck Smith

Melinda Freedman Staveley

LOTSPEICH 1957

John Brooks

Tom Comey

Tim More

LOTSPEICH 1958

Justice Steven Levinson

Lawson Whitesides

LOTSPEICH 1959

Rebecca Sherrill More

LOTSPEICH 1960

Steve Black

Peter Bloch

James Lazarus

Lindsay Boswell McLean

LOTSPEICH 1961

Rich Oliver

LOTSPEICH 1963

Charles Deupree

Kim Drackett

Susan Gurganus Drackett

Tuck Krehbiel

LOTSPEICH 1964

Luther Black

LOTSPEICH 1966

Ward Bahlman

Drew Gores

LOTSPEICH 1967

Ray Leyman

LOTSPEICH 1969

Thomas Wildman

LOTSPEICH 1972

Michael A. Coombe

Frank Russell

LOTSPEICH 1975

Jennie Rosenthal Berliant

LOTSPEICH 1978

Binem Dizenhuz

LOTSPEICH 1990

Perin Holzman Goodman

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Lauren Ackerman Donohoo

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TSHS 1975

Kathy Crutchfield Anderson

Cameron Elliott

Lee Carol Brewster Giduz

B. Wiley Gordon

Jane Ziegler Gorsky

Lisa Schneebeck Hewett

Diana Rich Korte

Margaret Avril Lawson

Xana Moore-Wulsin

Helen Richards

Cinny Hastings Roy

Lisa Smale Corbett

Anonymous (2)

TSHS 1976

Janet Allen-Reid

Melissa Mechem Congdon

Clare Dupree

Lynne Wommack Espy

Christie Evans

Merry Ewing

Laura Laib Parsons

Frances Woodward Williams

Marcy Wydman

TSHS 1977

Sarah Allyn Bahlman

Victoria Frazer Bonebrake

Mary Ida Sloneker Compton

Katharine Cornelius

Claire Gerhard

Pamela Andress Kelley

Libby Landen Krone

Tim Meckel

Catherine MacLeod Miller

Toni Sciarra Poynter

Nancy Todd VandenBerg

Marsha Williams

Anonymous (2)

TSHS 1978

Baker Bahlman

Ellie Fabe

Elizabeth Warrington Ott

Cathy Schwab Prichard

Dede Lewis Rowe

Howard Tomb IV

TSHS 1979

Tucker Jones Coombe

Brad Kuhr

Rene Mendez

Alan Schwartz

Jocelyn White

TSHS 1980

Stephen Brewster

Karen Bidlingmeyer Callard

Peter Cholak

Elizabeth Jones Darley

Grace Allen Hill

Susan Langsley

Dan Schimberg

TSHS 1981

Sarah Mitchell Buller

Paul Callard

Susan Kaufmann Campbell

Jeff Collins

Kevin Jones

Stephen Magnus

Philip Meyers

Kenneth Mims

Diana Avril Tully

TSHS 1982

Gay Riedinger Bullock

Evan Corbett

Lanette Brown Jones

Laura Lindner-Sankey

Amy Raymond Mauch

Tracy Lynn Monroe

Rachel Warrington Moss

Ken Robinson

Molly Shaffer

Kevin Smith

Elizabeth Stoehr

Mary Wommack

TSHS 1983

Christine Porter Barton

Caroline Bieser

Lauren Meyers Bosse

Rebecca Lindy Coll

Barbara Gourzis

Lisa Richardson Henske

Nancy McCormick Bassett

Sybil Behrens Mullin

Jeff Robinson

Dotty Shaffer

Katherine Leake Weese

Paula White Wharton

Fritz Wilger

TSHS 1984

Andrew Allen

Glenn Bassett

Sally Bidlingmeyer

Mary Lynne Boorn

Dorothy Kim Corbett

John Humphrey III

Lisa Lauterbach Laskin

Laurie Dearworth Leon

Murray Monroe

Janet Goering Patin

David Robinson

Liz Rosenberg

Susan Abrahamson Routh

Sarah Kress Rumpke

Casey Wood Santora

Laura Welles Wilson

TSHS 1985

Elliott Anderson

Scott Carroll

David Clodfelter

Marty Mueller Gerhardt

Eric Goering

David Hummel

Mike Kaufman

Susan Shepherd Kersting

Ann Berry Kosche

Melissa Morelli

Chip Skidmore

Lisa Collins Winick

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1986

Elizabeth Denton

Pete Robinson

Bob Shaffer

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1987

Payson Briggs

Melissa Goldberg Copeland

Jonathan Hawgood

Roger Magnus

Gretchen Peters

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1988

Karin Anderson Abrell

Katherine Seiden Drake

Ellen Haude

Melanie Heimann

Laura Kaufman

Cheryl Grood Kochavi

Dawn Meyers

Chip Niehoff

Chris Rice

Julianne Richardson Wagner

TSHS 1989

Andrew DeWitt

John Ficks

Christie Hassan

Amy Bulger Kattman

Catherine Bramlage Kunz

Dede Gay Persson

Ethan Stanley

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1990

Jennifer Snyder Ceruzzi

Laura Elleman

Rob Gilson

Sara McCormick Oliphant

Jayna Schlegel Schimberg

Laura Beckman Sheldon

Neil Strumingher

Nate Tucker

Heather Warncke

TSHS 1991

Frank Cohen

Jason Cohen

Christopher Dearth

Sarah Buzzee Flem

Jason Goldman

Mandy Hayes

Kelly Myers

Aaron VanderLaan

TSHS 1992

Zan Dumbadze

Philip Ficks

Kishen & Lindsay Mangat

Alina Schneider

Tiernan Sittenfeld

Heather Zaring Vecellio

Joe Waterman

TSHS 1993

Jim Anthony

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Busy Cummings

Ben Glassman

Rachel Gustin

Anne Morriss

Michael Motch

TSHS 1994

Sarah Pancoast Broad

Lyn Brooks

John Brooks Jr.

Jay Dealy

Anna Binkley Kennedy

Missy Wyant Smit

Robert Stirling

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1995

Matt Bramlage

Kalpana Kotagal

Kip Kummerle

Todd Margolis

TSHS 1996

Tom Garber

Lisa Gilbert

Fayre Schweitzer Martin

Sarah Pearce Phipps

John Snyder

Julia Christiansen St. Pierre

Robert Stern

Jason Waugh

Kirstin Weeks

Tim Wyant

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 1997

Adam Bloomfield

Matt Gast

Gregory Huang

Bobby Marcus

Michael Newman

TSHS 1998

Lisa Barrett

Heidi Black

Kenya Brock

Catherine Czaya

Kate Kiefhaber Elliott

David Evans

Meredith Edwards Ficks

Betsy Findlay

John Hepp

Justin Kreindler

Peter Okin

Andi Fischer Simon

Jo Sittenfeld

Ginny Berg Van Alyea

TSHS 1999

Molly Marrero Aquilino

Alex Boymel

Monica Dealy

Mark Donohoo

Adair Ilyinsky Goodyear

Elida Kamine

David Levy

Nikki Johnson Mullins

Liza Martindale Weiner

TSHS 2000

Charlie Black

Paige Schweitzer Connelly

Miriam Lipson Hodesh

Isabelle Kalubi

Kevin Kummerle

Liz Okin Lorenz

Caroline Habbert Romash

Peter Schober

Alice Wong Tucker

TSHS 2001

Francie Comey

Erich Frey

CeCe Gehrig

Elizabeth Gilman

Ferrial Lanton

Kristen Snyder

Melanie Finn Sureau

TSHS 2002

Hank Alexander

Carina Peschiera Behrens

Elizabeth Looney Bevis

Caroline Decker

Jill Donenfeld

Seb Hue

Cassie Iseman Wissel

Tshiunza Kalubi

Addison Lanier

Steve Newman

Kate Rush

TSHS 2003

Julie Andress

Preston Comey

Gabe Davis

Alex Derkson

Laura Gutowski

Holley Horrell

Evan Joiner

Tyler McIlwraith

Ramsey Reid

Alex Rush

P.G. Sittenfeld

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2004

Bryan Bibler

Samantha Buyniski

Sarah McDonough Goodacre

Susie Keller

Chip Kalnow

Katie Menzies

Danny Mou

David Mou

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2005

Ashley Ackerman

Melissa Andress

Zack Conyne

Robert Cottrell Jr.

Rachel Habbert

Frederick Hall

Emily Hastie Schultz

Brian Hepp

Asia Reid

Dan Schultz

Benjamin van der Horst

Christopher Warrington

Mary Wulsin

TSHS 2006

Caroline Bahlman

Sophie Beckwith

Peter Dumbadze

Laura Hoguet

Clay Jamison

Gabriel Kalubi

Blair Lanier

Jeff Leonard

Leah Robertson

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2007

Ginny Krone

TSHS 2008

Jono Lawson

Jessalyn Reid

Clare Schroder

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2009

David Koenig

Julie Koenig

Alexa Lowe

Ryan Miller

Sarah Rabourn

Anne Standley

Doug Wulsin

TSHS 2010

William Bahlman

Britt Cyr

Alex Hill

Tessa Jones

Walker Schiff

Luke Wulsin

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2011

Julianne Bain

Elisse Hill

Miles Hill

John Lewis

Aaron Markiewitz

Nathan Markiewitz

Haleigh Monaco

Gilbert Richards

Katie Sauers

TSHS 2012

Paddack Bahlman

Hillary Goldsmith

Ian Grohsgal

Betsy Johnson

George Lawson

Anonymous (1)

TSHS 2013

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Early Childhood Education at Seven Hills encompasses child-centered, discovery-based learning experiences for everyone from parents and toddlers, to pre-kindergarteners as young as 2, to kindergarteners.

The Beginnings Parent & Toddler Enrichment Program, where parents and their toddlers ages 12-24 months participate in various learning activities, flourishes as an outstanding network of parent-to-teacher and parent-to-parent support during each of the 12-week sessions on both campuses throughout the school year.

New in 2014-15 on the Doherty Campus, and launching this year on the Hillsdale Campus, pre-kindergarten for 2-year-olds offers a learning experience specifically tailored to the needs and curiosities of 2-year-olds. Throughout the year, the tiny students explore dozens of enrichment opportunities, as our teachers provide a curriculum that recognizes each child’s unique talents and readiness level. While learning about symphonic instruments, planting organic gardens, or building cardboard castles, the young students are also learning about scientific discovery and developing analytical thinking skills. Head of Lower School on the Doherty Campus

Head of Lower School on the Lotspeich Campus Carolyn Fox said the new building and playscape that greeted students and families this fall is the product of careful and mindful planning. “The outdoor space affords extended learning in a natural environment with an appropriately fun and safe area for our new program for 2-year-olds,” said Fox. “Our exceptional early childhood team of teachers, skilled and trained in early childhood, now has an exceptional learning space as well, to accommodate the innovative plans for our program.”

Early Childhood Director on the Hillsdale Campus Kara Meador said teachers couldn’t be more enthusiastic or passionate, as they welcomed Seven Hills’ newest and youngest students to the campus. “Our spacious new building will provide all with room for class gatherings, performances, and learning that extends outside of our classroom doors, adding to our sense of community and ability to learn and explore in multiple environments,” said Meador. “The Early Childhood Center will be a foundation for children as they start their journey as Seven Hills students.”

Patti Guethlein said, “The pre-kindergarten curriculum was designed to meet the unique needs of 2-year-olds. They are not ‘young threes.’ They are solidly and joyfully 2-year-old learners.”

Imbued with that same sense of joy and discovery, Seven Hills pre-kindergarten and kindergarten welcome students into a unique opportunity to spend each day in their own small community. “Each early childhood classroom is prepared and the curriculum designed to nurture the social, emotional and academic growth of the individual child,” said pre-kindergarten teacher Ginger Rubin. “While gaining comfort and self-confidence in their own classroom, the children are able to venture out into a larger world where third graders read stories to them, they attend a fifth grade play, and they make holiday cards for those in need. The opportunities are endless.”

Pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, which has thrived on the Doherty Campus for the past two years, opened on the Hillsdale Campus this fall in the new Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center. The 17,500 sq. ft. building, which is part of the Lotspeich Lower School, also houses our Beginnings Parent & Toddler Enrichment Program, pre-kindergarten, and kindergarten.

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“I have the most vivid memories of being so happy and engaged when I was in pre-kindergarten at Seven Hills. It’s astonishing. I remember how the classroom was laid out. On the playground there was a tree that I used to hang upside down on. I just remember being very active and doing all sorts of

things. The teachers at Seven Hills really understand child development and how children learn.” – Julie Witten `94

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Sydney & Bob Anning

Jo Arnold

Gay Seybolt Bain H’51

Jack Binkley

Susan Bolton

Peter Briggs

Terry Clayton

Jane Ellis

Phyllis Ewing

Ginny Fisher

Rayna Frankel

Jim Garvey

Louise Atkins Head H’56


Peter Levin

Jackie Mack

Robert McCoy

Robbie Michelman

Lilamae Mueller

Sandra Small

Edie Smitson

Jim Wiesmann

Sharon Yosafat

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Albright

Ms. Elizabeth Allgaier

Elizabeth Andrews

Sydney & Bob Anning

Jo Arnold

Mr. & Mrs. Tad Avera

Dr. Ramagopala Avutu

Mrs. Emily Bachrach

Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint Bain

Merrilyn Bardes C’62

Ms. Barbara Barrett

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barton

Polly Bassett

Margaret Burchenal Baylor H’48

Barbara Beaver

Mr. & Mrs. John Berninger

Jack Binkley

Mr. & Mrs. George Bitsoff

Mr. & Mrs. James Blakeney

Lucille & Dutro Blocksom

Susan Bolton

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Borcherding

Carol & Steven Boymel

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brant


Ms. Bobbee Brooks

Barbara Brown

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Brown

Mr. Tyler Cain


Mr. & Mrs. Steve Caller

Mr. & Mrs. Dick Clark

Mrs. Margery Clayton

Len & Hank Cohen

Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Cohen

Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Collette

Ms. Bea Conner

Mr. Robert Conway

Mr. & Mrs. Don Coyle

Ms. Kay Crist

Mary & George Croog

Mrs. Mary Ellen Cyran

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Dedeker

Mr. & Mrs. J. Dennis Delafield

Ms. Vivian Dennard

Mr. & Mrs. William DeWitt Jr.

Drs. Manju & Satish Dhanda

Dr. Marilyn Ditty


Mrs. Clare Driehaus

Jane Ellis

Phyllis Ewing

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Faber

Mr. & Mrs. Mel Fischesser

Ginny & Millard Fisher

Mrs. Roberta Fisher

Rayna & Sam Frankel

Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Franklin

Dr. & Mrs. Sanford Franklin

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Friedman

Ms. Emily Froehlich

Jim Garvey

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gerhardt

Dee Gettler

Mr. & Mrs. Jon Gimpel

Ms. Ann Gladura

Mrs. Stephanie Gordon

Carolyn (Hayes C’55) &

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Mrs. William Gossett

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Grajek

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Grass


Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Guigui

Dr. & Mrs. Dale Gutman

Mr. William Habel

Mrs. Veronica McCreary-Hall &

Mr. Charles Hall

Susan & Bob Halonen

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Haus

Dr. & Mrs. Chester Haverback

Kathy & Tom Hayes


Mr. & Mrs. Bob Heimann

Ms. Claudia Hoffman

Muriel (Richards H’59) &

Robert Holzman

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Joffe


Mr. & Mrs. Ron Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Willie Johnson

Dr. Paul Jonas


Mr. & Mrs. James Jurgensen

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kanter

Arlene & Bill Katz

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kennedy

On Ja & Han-Kyo Kim

Margaret Wulsin Kite C’46

Andrea & David Knarr

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Koenig

Drs. Jaspa & Harjit Kohli


Mrs. Helen Kovach


Mr. & Mrs. Paikky Lee

Peter Levin

Mr. & Mrs. David Long

Mr. Ed Loring

Mrs. Mary Loveland

Mr. David Luecke

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon MacIntosh

Ms. Charlotte Mandel

Ms. Eva Marelic

Mr. & Mrs. Adolf Marko

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marquardt

Susan & Jimmy Marrs


Mr. & Mrs. Luama Mays

Mrs. Joan McCormick


Betsy & Robert McCoy

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McNew

Robbie & John Michelman

Margo & Robert Morgan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morris Jr.

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60

Lilamae Mueller


Mr. & Mrs. Mike Nelezen

Mr. & Mrs. David Nickel


Mr. Ted O’Brien

Mrs. Minal Patel

Ms. Patricia Pell

Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Perlin

Mr. & Mrs. Nat Pieper

Mrs. Usha Puri

Drs. Chandra & Prasanta Raj

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Raus

Nancy (Wersel H’70) &

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Mrs. Adele Schiff


Mr. & Mrs. Donald Seltz

Mr. & Mrs. Suresh Shah

Mr. & Mrs. William Shaw

Anne & Ron Shepherd


Mr. & Mrs. James Shuppert

Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein

Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Siwoff

Mrs. Suzanne Sizer

Mrs. Mary Sloneker Donahue

Sandra Small

Edie Smitson

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sprigg

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Stanley

Mr. Robert Stevens



Mr. & Mrs. Rick Theders

Donna & Dean Trindle

Mr. & Mrs. James Ward

Walter White

Pati & Jim Wiesmann

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilborn

Mr. & Mrs. William Wiles

Joan & Tom Wolfram

Mrs. Gloria Wolfson*

Mr. & Mrs. W. Vann York

Sharon & Jacob Yosafat

Anne & Allen Zaring

Ms. Janet Ziegler

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Bruce Brown

Darcy & Kurt Deimer


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Rachel Foster

Debbie Hill

Jan & Tom Kiefhaber

Peter Koenig

Libby Landen Krone ’77

Sally Leyman

Zola Makrauer

Mike Marrero

Velma Morelli

Susan & Dennis Okin

Dennis Shiels


Kim Takahashi

Nancy & David Abineri

Liz & Hank Alexander


Jan Anderson

Nancy & Simon Anderson

Janet (Fast H’46) & Frank Andress

Sydney & Bob Anning

Robin (Smith H’67) &

John Armstrong

Judy & Tom Arnold

Alicia Fitscher & Peter Au-Yeung

Leslie & Michael Baggish

Sue & Steve Baggott

Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78

Sarah (Allyn ’77) &

Ward Bahlman L’66

Nancy & William* T. Bahlman

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Frances (Lamson H’72) &

Daniel Bailey


Fran Barrett

Carmeletta Malora &

Michael Barrett

Polly Bassett

Barbara Beaver


Allan Berliant

Cindy & Andy Berman

Terry & Tom Betts


Jack Binkley


Susan & Steve Black L’60

Liz Lanier Blake

Randal & Peter Bloch L’60

Susan Bolton

Heidi Scrable & Rufus Botzow

Carol & Steven Boymel

Wendy & Todd Braff

Kathleen Braverman


Marianne & Ed Brill



John Brooks L’57

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Ann (Shepard H’64) &

Leland Bulger


Robert Caldemeyer


Jenny & Terry Carr


Lee Carter

Ann Casey

Katherine & Louis Claybon

Niké & Jerry Cline-Bailey

Len & Hank Cohen

Marilyn Collins

Margaret (Walker H’70) &

Tom Comey L’57

Mary Wood-Constable &

James Constable

Louise & Rob Cottrell

Claudia (Gilmore H’61) &

David Cummings

Deb (Brown C’66) & Jim Cummins

Katharine Davis

Angela & Jim Dealy

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

Kathy & Bob Deubell

Peggy & Dan Dinger

Jeannie (Zimmerman H’60) &

Richard Donaldson




Igor Dumbadze

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Tara & Jon Eaton

Karen & Peter Eller

Sandy (Hauck C’49) &

Allen* Elliott

Rowley Elliston

Carol (Iannitto H’61) &

George Euskirchen

Barbara & Thomas Ferrell

Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo

Mary Lou & Richard Fink

Rachel & Bernie Foster

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Barbara Frey

Dee Gettler

Nancy & Tom Gilman

Hope & Philip Glassman

Zorina & Valarry Goldfeder

Rebecca Goldman

Clardina & Ronald Green


Gary Greenberg

Marty & Robert Hamilton

Susan & Jeff Harris

Susan & Joseph Harten

Kathy & Tom Hayes




Debbie Hill

Ruth & John Hill

Lisa Hillenbrand

Sue & Thomas Hillhouse

Diana & Dennis Hilligan

Dale Hodges

Lee & Dan Hoffheimer


Karen Holley Horrell &

Jack Horrell

Linda & Gordon Huntress

Pattie (Scifres H’68) &

Andy Jamison

Sarah & Mark Johnson

Jacquie Jones


Kathy & Tom Kahle

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Jacky Kalubi

Darlene & Charles Kamine

Uma Kotagal & Sashi Kant

Ginger & Steve Kent

Jan & Tom Kiefhaber

On Ja & Han-Kyo Kim

Peter Koenig

Libby (Landen ’77) &

Bruce Krone

Bobbie & Jeff Kuhn


Karen & Rob Lambert

Lisa & John Larkin


Jonathan Lawson

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Pegi & John Leonard


Zena Lieberman

Phyllis & John Lowe

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) &

Peter Ludwig

Linda Busken Jergens &

Andrew MacAoidh Jergens

Anni Macht-Gibson C’70

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John MacLeod

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Mike Marrero

Linda (Headley H’68) &

Addison Maupin Jr.

Mary & Harry Maxon


Kevin McNamara

Leslie (Bennett C’61) &

Redmond McNeill

Cindy & Vern McNeill

Malinda & Jeffrey McReynolds

Alfred Meckel


Catherine MacLeod Miller ’77

Dale & Gary Monnier

Sally Monroe

Barbara Mustoe-Monteith &

Joel Monteith

Velma Morelli

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60

Olivia Motch H’65

Mary Nelson

Robin Nenninger

Linda Neu

Mary Asbury H’69 &

Bob Newman

Susan & Dennis Okin

Elizabeth (Warrington ’78) &

Kevin Ott



Mala & Ken Patel

Carol & Jim Pearce

Marna Peters

Margaret Phillips

Pamela & Martin Popp

Jane & David Pyle

Glenna & Arthur Rabourn

Edyce & Allen Rau

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid

Judith Richards

Susan & Peter Robinson

Carol Rosenau

Hilda Rosenberg

Helen Asbury H’72 &

Christopher Rowe

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) &

Jeff Rush



Betsy (Robinson H’70) & Tom Schram

Mary Inkrot-Schroder &

Mark Schroder

Nancy & Julius Schulhoff

Jan & Howard Schultz

Barbara Seiver

Qaisar & Naila Shareef

Kathy & Tom Shepard

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Susan & Kenneth Sherman

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Janet (Keys H’58) &

John Simpkinson L’49


Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

Sarah & Gerald Skidmore

Lisa Smale Corbett ’75

Linda & Neil Smith


John Steele



Anne & Edward Stern

Barbara & Michael Stough


Fran & Dale Tesmond


Donna & Dean Trindle

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan


Dorothy Varland

Margaret & Robert Vitz


George Warrington

Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn

Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup

Jack White

Mimi Richmond & Russell White

Walter White

Johanna & Ian Wilt


Barbara & Stocky Wulsin


Jack Wyant


Anne & Allen Zaring

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Seven Hills fine and performing arts programs have taken definitive steps to arrive at unprecedented successes across divisions.

During the 2014-15 school year, both the Middle and Upper school theater department added a third production to their calendar of events. Both divisions participated in Project 38 – the innovative arts education initiative of Cincinnati Shakespeare Company – while the Middle School theater department performed The Tempest at Washington Park, and, for the first time, sent several students to participate in the Junior Theater Festival in Atlanta, Ga.

The sweeping developments throughout Seven Hills’ fine arts program last year are a reflection of the value the school places on comprehensive fine arts education. The Upper School theater department participated in the Greater Cincinnati Cappies – a prestigious, student-critiqued regional high school competition patterned after the Oscars – during the

into students’ everyday lives, said Seven Hills parent and Educational Theatre Association executive director Julie Cohen Theobald. “From the time my children started in pre-kindergarten, music, drama, and art were part of their everyday education and integrated into the school culture,” said Theobald. “There are always student art projects on the walls. The musical performances are a highlight of the school year, and theater is also integrated into the regular classroom to improve reading and writing skills.”

Seven Hills’ dynamic fine and performing arts program sets the foundation for endless possibilities as we move forward with a capital campaign for the multi-purpose Center for Arts and Leadership. All of these initiatives reflect and define the sophistication and vision of performing arts as our students and faculty continue to expand the depth of our programs and build upon our successes.

2014-15 school year, with a win in one category and seven other nominations. In April, 50 performing arts students traveled to Chicago to attend performances and participate in a professional theater improv workshop.

“Our fine and performing arts programs continue to grow through several exciting new projects and events that took place last school year, and more to be offered this year,” said fine and performing arts chair Tina Kuhlman. “We are seeing a level of excitement and interest in the arts throughout our entire student body, both for theater students and non-theater students. As a school, our dedication to the arts is boundless.”

Enhancements to the fine arts program also reached the Lower School, as well, with the fall launch of an early instrumen-tal program for fourth and fifth graders interested in playing a wind or string instrument. The broad, sequential nature of the fine arts program at Seven Hills illustrates how the program is interwoven

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Linda Ford (Upper)

Jacky Kalubi (Middle)

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 (Doherty)

Russell White (Lotspeich)

Jan Alford

Brian Arnold

Judy Arnold

Marlene Baer

Karla Balskus

Teresa Bardon


Terry & Tom Betts

Joshua Betustak

Mark Beyreis

Gail Bloom

Matt Bolton

Harold Boyd

Julie Brackett

Marilyn Braun

John Brooks Jr. ’94

David Brott

Meredith Brown

Ron Brown

Aimee Burton

Scott Cagle

Chris Caldemeyer

Jenny Carr

Pete Ceruzzi

Nancy Clark

Joan Claybourn

Len Cohen

Theresa Cohen

Susan Coldiron

Diana Conley

Joy Copfer

Jocelyn Coulter

Wynne McCarthy Curry H’71

Rachel Damon

Judy Davis

Katie Dawson

Patty Dawson

Karla Dejean

Dan Dinger

Elissa Donovan

John Drew

Tim Drew

Beth O’Brien Driehaus

Maria Eynon

Jen Faber


Linda & Doug Ford

Carolyn Fox

Amy & Nick Francis

Vallie Freeman

Barbara Frey

Chris Garten

Marty Mueller Gerhardt ’85

Nate Gleiner

Karen Glum

Ann Griep

Andi Guess

Patti Guethlein

Julie Guminey

Marty Hamilton

Vicky Hausberger

Mandy Hayes ’91

Megan Hayes

Chris Hedges

Barbara Hepp

Tracy Hickenlooper

Janet Hill

Tricia Hoar

Kim Hogel

Robert Horne

Danielle Howard

Doug Huff

Marney Hupper

Amy Ilg

Jacky Kalubi

Theresa Keller

Cyndi Kenyon

Melissa Khoo

Margo Kirstein

Cicely Knecht

Jody Knoop

Pat Kramer-Carroll

John Krauss

Jennifer Kreines

Tina Kuhlman

Amy Kulhavik

Claire Laughlin

Pegi Leonard

Cassie Levesque

Jennifer Licata

Yu-Chun Lin

Liz Okin Lorenz ’00

Lara Magdzinski

Ann Marasco

Susan Marrs

Linda Headley Maupin H’68


Andy McGarvey

Tyler McIlwraith ’03

Kara Meador

Cheryl & Mike Miller

Melissa Morelli ’85

Margo Morgan

Mitzie Moser

Shayla Myles

Danielle Necessary

Judith Neidlein-Dial

Kristina O’Connor

Stephanie Park

Brian Phelps

Lindsay Pietroski

Pocho Pochobradsky

Tim Poff

Dan Polifka

Anne Ramsay

Nikki Ravenscraft

John Rising

Sarah Rooch Roberts C’67

Jill Romerill

Ginger Carson Rubin C’72

Bill Schmidt


Kirby Schuchter

Nancy Schulhoff

Brian Sebastian

Glenn Shillinger

Judy Shuppert

Andi Fischer Simon ’98


Sara Snyder

Robert Starkey

Mimi Stricker

Becky Swain

Jen Torline

Rose Truong

Barbara VanderLaan


James Venable

Margaret Vitz

Brian Wabler

Maggie Walker

Bill Waskowitz

Joanie Weidner

Lowell Wenger

Russell White

Becky Wichman

Erin Wierzba

Natalie Williams

Ed Wiseman

Linda Wolfe

Joan Wolfram

Melissa Woodard

Anna Works-McKinney

Cheryl York

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Beth ArchibaldMarilyn CollinsJeannie Zimmerman Donaldson H’60Priscilla DunnRachel FosterLinda JonesAnnette MeaderVelma MorelliLilamae MuellerSue Richmond

David Abineri

Jan Anderson

Nancy Anderson

Beth Archibald

Barbara Beaver

Todd Bland

Lucille Blocksom

Susan Bolton

Peter Briggs

John Brooks L’57

Jane Clajus

Marilyn Collins

Louise Cottrell

Kathy Deubell


H’60

Angie Drew

Priscilla Dunn

Tara Eaton

Judy Eilers

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen H’61

Rachel Foster

Cora Garcia

Anne Greenwald

Marni Greenwald

Valerie Hamilton

Sue Hillhouse

Diana Hilligan

Susan Holding

Paula Hunnicutt

Mary Inkrot-Schroder

Jacquie Jones

Linda Jones

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Bobbie Kuhn

Jeanne Lewis

Roger Loud

Elissa MacLaughlin

Karen Martin

Malinda McReynolds

Annette Meader

Gary Monnier

Velma Morelli

Debbie Motz

Lilamae Mueller

Eleanor Oths


Yvonne Phillips

Deborah Reed

Sue Richmond

Kaye Riser

Lynn Schweitzer Rush H’68

Polly Sandmann

Margie Schwab

Susan Settle

Sandy Silber

Ben Simmons

Elizabeth C. B. Sittenfeld

Neil Smith

Doug Stenberg

Fran Tesmond

Jack White

Martha White C’65

Sara Steman Whittaker C’57

Judy Wiesemann

Carolyn Wolbers

Mary Wood-Constable

Charles Woodward

Anne Yancey

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Sue & Steve Baggott


Lee Carter




The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls

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Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Pat Landen H’50

The Louise Taft Semple

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Estate of Dr. John Wulsin

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Amy & Joe Callow


Linda & Billy Cyr

Tracy & Dave Davis

Margot & Dan Good

Kris & Cal Kalnow


Susan & Jeff Robinson

Mrs. Adele Schiff


Beth & Jim Schiff


Foundation Inc.

Skyler Foundation

Jenny & Tom Williams

O T H E R C A P I TA L G I F T S

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Catherine (Smale H’72) &

Robert Caldemeyer

TSHS Doherty Parents Association



The John Hauck Foundation Inc.

Margo Kirstein

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Beth & Jim Schiff


Foundation Inc.


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ALEX BIBLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Bryan Bibler ‘04



Elizabeth Gilman ’01

Nancy & Tom Gilman

Nancy McCormick Bassett ‘83

Anonymous (1)

CATAWBA SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Anonymous (1)

THE PATRICK DONOVAN MEMORIAL FUND

Susan Bolton

Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Anonymous (1)

THE EILEEN DRISCOLL FUND


FACULTY PROFFESIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND



ANGE FARAN SCHOLARSHIP

Clover Brodhead Gowing C’53

THE HILLSDALE CLASS OF 1956 AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE

Linda Lovett Crawford H’56

Nancy Hogan Dutton H’56


Carol Kirby


Carolyn Huwe Ludwig H’56

Lucretia McCalmont Marmon H’56

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad H’56

Sue Boller Rusche H’56

Ann McDowell Santen H’56


Lucy Howard Tallas H’56

Anonymous (1)

HILLSDALE CLASS OF 1957 ENDOWMENT FUND


ELINOR ADICK KLINE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

THE MIMI LEVINSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Marian & Albert Brown Jr.

Kathryn & Thomas Carroll

Ellen & Gary Fischer and Family

Amy & Philip Geier


Nanette & Peter Levinson

Catherine & Douglas MacMahon


Doris Platts

Sara Lee & Paul Saperstein

Elizabeth C. B. &

Paul G. Sittenfeld



RYAN MACKENZIE MEMORIAL FUND


THE EL ISABETH GREENWALD MAPES SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Jane Clajus





ELINOR SCHERR MOSHER AWARD

Betsy Alexander Berry H’57

PROGRAM CURRICULUM ENHANCEMENT FUND



MARY REIS SULL IVAN C’59 SCHOLARSHIP FUND


Dick Reis


TAS Foundation

THE MIRIAM TITCOMB FUND

Tracy Lynn Monroe ‘82

THE JACK WHITE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Liz Okin Lorenz ‘00

Jack White

THE WALTER & DONNA WHITE LEADERSHIP FUND

Paula (White ‘83) &

Bernie Wharton

Jocelyn White ‘79

Walter White

CRITICAL ASSETS PLEDGE PAYMENTSGIFTS TOTAL: $240,669

Lee Adair Adams H’58

Beth & Brad Agin

Kim & Julian Baretta

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Mr. Tyler Cain

Tucker (Jones ‘79) &


Patricia Adair Culp H’65


Amy & Andrew DeWitt


Kari & David Ellis

Lisa & Chester Eng

Merry Ewing ‘76

Suzette & Michael Fisher


Nirvani & Jeb Head

Arlene & Bill Katz


Christine Andrew &

Thomas Kirkwood



Gretchen & Lou Meyer

Sara (Barnes ’77) &

David Osborn L’72



Mala & Ken Patel

Mrs. Minal Patel

Amy & Scot Perlman

Donna Perkins & Mark Quinlan

Susan & Rick Rauh



Lisa Kuan & Greg Tiao

Maureen & Larry Vignola

Karen & Frank Wood


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The Anning Family Charitable

Foundation

Bardes Fund

Boymel Family Charitable

Foundation

Tyler R. Cain Foundation

Tyler R. Cain Family Foundation

Caller Family Charitable

Foundation Inc.

Ruth J. & Robert A. Conway

Foundation Inc.

Cord Foundation

The Fullgraf Foundation

Gettler Family Foundation


The John Hauck Foundation

Heiman Family Foundation

The Mark Heiman Family

Foundation

HRD-C Foundation Inc.

Hummingbird Society Foundation

The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls

Foundation


The King Family Foundation

J Cromer Mashburn Family

Foundation

The H. T. Mead Foundation

The Meyers Foundation

Motch Family Foundation Inc.

OLB Foundation Inc.

Robert Okin Foundation Inc.

The Oliver Family Foundation

Minal K. Patel Family Trust

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Silber Family Foundation

Skyler Foundation

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Linda Halverstadt Ottenad Fund

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SERVING RICHMOND & CENTRAL VIRGINIA

John & Susan Mullin Fund

THE DAYTON FOUNDATION

The Bloch Family Fund

William & Anne Chatfield Fund

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Stefan & Kerrin Antonsson Fund

Toby & Sanford Franklin

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Clare & Paul Friedman Fund

Johnson Fund

Lair & Anna Kennedy Family Fund

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JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY

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Eaton Corporation

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Fifth Third Foundation

The GE Foundation

Givaudan Fragrances Corporation

GlaxoSmithKline

IBM International Foundation

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Macy’s Inc.

Marsh & McLennan Companies

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McDonald’s Corporation

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Morgan Stanley Charitable

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W. W. Norton & Company Inc.

Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation

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In less than 12 months, from conception to engineering, The Seven Hills School community took a major step forward last fall, opening the state-of-the-art Lower Fields Athletic Complex, which includes the DeWitt Good Auxiliary Field. The collaborative effort, which positioned Seven Hills as home to one of the largest outdoor athletic facilities in the Cincin-nati area, continues to highlight the strength of leadership in Seven Hills’ athletic program, the camaraderie among athletics faculty and coaching staff, and lasting donor partnerships. Seven Hills students and families now enjoy the use of three turf fields measuring a total of 175,000 sq. ft., a full-service concession stand, an updated softball field, spectator seating, stadium lighting, an access road, and nearby parking.

“The strength of our facilities mirrors the dedication of our students on the fields and courts, in our pool lanes, and at each and every game,” said athletic director Brian Phelps. “Our athletics department is built upon a foundation of character and community.”

In addition to providing Seven Hills teams with top-notch facilities for grades one through 12, the new facilities are already attracting the interests of prospective students and their families.

said Rogers, who led the project through to completion. “None of these new developments would be possible if it weren’t for the intuitive vision of (athletic director) Brian Phelps and partnerships formed and fostered between our athletics program and Seven Hills families. We are thrilled to take part in this next era of athletic excellence at Seven Hills.”

It goes without saying that our new athletic complex will continue to enrich outdoor and indoor athletic programs for every Seven Hills student for many years to come.

The new complex has also proven to be self-sufficient, in terms of maintenance cost. Facilities rental partnerships with both Ohio Elite Soccer Academy and Cincy Royals Lacrosse club teams have brought in revenue that far exceeded Phelps’ goal of $80,000 for the 2014-15 school year. All revenue brought in as a result of facilities rental is earmarked for maintenance of the turf fields.

Phelps said the significant growth of the athletic program is due to the outpouring of support from the Seven Hills community. “Our partners, Athletic Facilities Task Force Chair Patrick Rogers, and countless others, have proven to be exceptional supporters of Seven Hills athletics at every turn,” said Phelps. “Their insights have been invaluable. We couldn’t have done any of this without their leadership.”

The same spirit of collaboration and community that set the foundation for Seven Hills’ athletic program in years past will continue to fuel future expansion. Phelps said he hopes the success and benefits of the current Lower Fields Athletic Complex will help build momentum to move toward Phase II of construction. “Seven Hills is gaining a name within the Greater Cincinnati area for top athletic facilities,”

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M A R K B L O C H E R

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Peggy Muncie

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Sandy Hauck Elliott C’49

Margo Kirstein

Gretchen & Robert McCormick

Sally Monroe

Elizabeth C. B. &

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R O B E R T G . E W I N G

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M A R G A R E T H O O K E R F R A S E R H ’ 6 3

Ellen Brooks Ernisse H’63

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A N N G AT C H H ’ 3 7

Carolyn Eberle Caldwell H’37

Margo Kirstein

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N A N C Y G L E I N E R

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C A R O L I N E W. H A A S


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Margo Kirstein

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W I L L I A M B . H E F F N E R S R .

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B E T H L E O N A R D

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Caren Caton

Marsha Caton


Virginia L. Daniels

Kathy Deubell

Northern Kentucky Fly Fishers

Rachel & Bernie Foster

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Barb Frey

Erich Frey ’01

Jennifer Frey ’99


Lucille Kibler

Margo Kirstein


Dale & Gary Monnier

Betty Prather

Anne & Robert Ramsay and Family

Joyce & Gary Rector



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Anne Yancey

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Kathryn & Thomas Carroll

Ellen & Gary Fischer and Family

Amy & Philip Geier


Peter & Nanette Levinson

Catherine & Douglas MacMahon


Doris Platts

Sara Lee & Paul Saperstein

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Mrs. Jean Birck

Marian Brancaccio

Annamarie & Sal Brancaccio

Salvatore Brancaccio

Vincent Brancaccio

Marian A. Brunner

Eliza Clark 2017


Shelley & William Cook,

Matthew 2018 & Henry 2020

Caroline & Bill Cox

Linda & Billy Cyr

Mary Lee & Ian Edwards,

Stuart 2015


Carolyn & Terry Fox


Todd Gardner


Charlotte Goering

Joan & Carl Harris

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Margo Kirstein


Pegi & John Leonard

Tina & Dave Lytle

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83,

Mac 2015 & Sam 2017

Mercy Health

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Mei Wang & Yang Pan

Phoebe & Alex Pardo

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The Robert Paul Family

Austin Poston ’11

The Anne & Robert Ramsay Family


Hilda Rosenberg

Carol & Carl Samson

The Mike & Bette Schiller Family


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The collaborative nature of Seven Hills’ new experiential learning program and our student-centered college counseling department gives students an opportunity to explore what they love while honing their academic interests, in a student-driven, teacher-guided journey that

begins with self-awareness and self-discovery. “The experiential learning program is a means for students to identify and build on their strengths and interests,” said Head of Upper School Matt Bolton. “Under experiential learning director Nick Francis’ capable leadership, this new program provides our students opportunities to better tailor their coursework to their emerging interests, drawing connections between academic classes, extracurricular pursuits, and the larger world outside of Seven Hills.”

college counselor who will follow them throughout their Upper School career.

“Our college counseling program is fundamentally student-centered,” said Bolton. “Susan Marrs and our team of college counselors guide students through research and academic experiences that ultimately help them identify what they want in their college of choice, and where they will thrive.”

University of Cincinnati Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs Gigi Escoe said programs like experiential learning give students the tools to discover and build upon their interests. “High school students don’t need to know specifics but they need to put themselves onto an academic pathway that they will refine as they mature,” said Escoe, who worked with Nick Francis and a Board task force to develop the experiential learning program.

Seven Hills is among a small number of progressive Upper Schools that encourage students to focus on their interests while helping them achieve a sense of purpose. With experiential learning and college counseling as a strong and constant resource, Seven Hills students are finding ways to better know themselves and their world, and to follow an individualized path through the Upper School that connects to who they are and where they want to be.

The journey works like this: Francis and the ninth grade advisors work with freshmen to help them identify their interests through personality inventories, assemblies from professionals, and reflection activities. He then guides students toward exploration experiences, such as online courses, camps, summer internships, or exchange programs. For some students who elect to pursue a particular area of interest, this journey may culminate in a Concentration in one of several interest areas: technology, the arts, entrepreneurship, global citizenship, environmental stewardship, or political engagement. For example, an applicant for a Concentration in global citizenship may have enrolled in the same language program for all four years of Upper School, participated in at least one school-sponsored overseas program, completed his or her Personal Challenge project with a global focus, and written a review of at least two pertinent off- campus lectures. Students’ work on these Concentrations will be reviewed for completion during their senior year.

The unique blend of Seven Hills’ experiential learning and newly-expanded college counseling programs nourishes the hearts and minds of each and every Upper School student. For the first time this year, ninth graders will be assigned a

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Mr. & Mrs. Ralph BurchenalEva Jane (Romaine H’48) & Andy Coombe*

Harriet “Happy” (Rattermann H’42) & John Downey*Susan (Gurganus L’63) & Kim Drackett L’63Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33*Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.Priscilla Reed Gamble L’29*Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith H’38*The John Hauck FoundationPeggy (Palmer H’35) & Robert Keeler*Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Landen*The H.B., E.W. & F.R. Luther Charitable FoundationC. L. Reed L’31*Elizabeth & Patrick RogersJacob G. Schmidlapp FundThe Louise Taft Semple FoundationNellie L. Taft H’55*Anonymous (1)

$ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 T O $ 4 9 9 , 9 9 9

Estate of Robert AllenHelen (Chatfield H’41) & Judge Robert* L. Black Jr.The Camden FoundationShannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee CarterHelen Chatfield H’64Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael ColerTucker (Jones ’79) & Michael A. Coombe L’72Tracy & Dave DavisThe Harriette R. Williams Downey Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Kari & David EllisThe Edward E. Ford FoundationMary O’Brien Gibson H’32*Dr. Frederick A. Hauck*Kathy & Tom HayesLouise (Atkins H’56) & Joe HeadKaren & David HoguetLibby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

A. G. LafleyMargaret LafleyMary & John* MarchFrancie (Garber H’58) & John PepperJan & Wym Portman The Resale ShopSusan Arnold & Diana SalterCharlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, Fifth Third Bank, TrusteeNancy & John SilvermanJennifer & John SteinSarah & Steve SteinmanMarcia Brady Tucker FoundationKaren & Frank WoodMrs. Anne Sanger & Dr. John* WulsinRosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*Mary Witt Wydman H’43*Anonymous (2)

$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 T O $ 2 4 9 , 9 9 9

William P. Anderson FoundationJanet (Fast H’46) & Frank AndressJennie (Rosenthal L’75) & Allan BerliantCindy & Andy BermanSusan & Steve Black L’60Rhoda (Allen H’67) & John Brooks L’57Catherine CanteyKim & Martin ChavezSheila & Philip CohenCarolyn & Mike ColletteMary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal ComptonLinda & Billy CyrSusan Haas & Craig DeckerTSHS Doherty Parents AssociationMrs. Roger Drackett*Sandy (Hauck C’49) & Allen* ElliottHelen & James* Gamble L’34 Sudie Ernst Geier H’41Shelly & Michael GersonNaomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.Linda (Heldman H’71) & Gary GreenbergPenny Ferguson Griffith C’61Helen & John HabbertThe Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank FoundationEllen Haude ’88Richie & Mark HeimanMrs. Robert W. Heldman*Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian HillDr. Norman A. Hill L’39*Genevieve Edwards Hilmer H’47*Karen Holley Horrell & Jack HorrellThe Andrew J. Jergens FoundationMartha Whitaker Jones H’43R.A. Jones & Co. FoundationGinger & Steve KentSusan & David KnustTina Sutphin Kohnen H’59Jane Garvey C’74 & John LanierMr.* & Mrs. John Lawrence Jr.Dr. Joseph Levinson*Sally & Ray Leyman L’67Malcolm McElroy L’55*Marylou & John McIlwraith Kevin McNamaraKaty Hollister & Brad MillerSally & Murray* MonroeNabama FoundationPatricia (Williams C’74) & Buck NiehoffOhio Valley FoundationTory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin lll L’54The Peterloon FoundationSherry & Virgil ReedJanet Allen-Reid ’76 & David ReidMelody Sawyer Richardson C’61Mary Corinne Gamble Scherr H’28*Christine & Charlie SchiffAnne & Jim ShanahanNancy & Tom ShepherdElizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

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Skyler FoundationMrs. Mary Sloneker DonahueMr. & Mrs. John G. Smale*Anne Thomson Smith H’32*Kathleen & Jim StengelLotspeich L. Taft FamilyElizabeth Adams Tehan C’28*Dorrie ThompsonThe Tomcinoh FundArleigh & Ronald W. TysoeTSHS Upper School Parent AssociationRuth Smith Upson H’41*Ellen & Ray van der HorstSuzanne Mooney Warrington H’43*Jean Sawyer Weaver H’41*Welchwood FoundationThe Wydman Family FoundationMarcy Wydman ’76Mary Witt Wydman H’43*Anne & Allen ZaringAnonymous (1)

GIFTS AND GRANTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES

ART DEPARTMENT

Caroline Bahlman ’06William Bahlman ’10Ridgeway Foundation

ATHLET IC PROGRAMS & SPORTS FAC I L I T I ES

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81Karen & David HillsMelissa Morris Mishoe H’72Gilbert Richards ’11TSHS Varsity Baseball Team

THE DANIE L BEAVER MEMOR IAL SCHOLARSH I P

Barbara Beaver

MADAME B INKLEY ASSEMBLY FUND

Jack BinkleyLen & Hank CohenMarcia & Dick SnyderAnonymous (1)

THE BUENGER AWARD

Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.

CUL LEN DE IMER SCHOLARSH I P FUND

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

CULTURAL ENR ICHMENT FUND

Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family Foundation

DOHERTY MUSIC PROGRAMS

Halle & T Quinn

DOHERTY P LAYGROUND

Beth O’Brien Driehaus & Dan DriehausTiffany & Hampton ShiverThe Sweat ShopMegan Murray & Joseph Willke

PURCHASE OF DONKEY GOLF CART

Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine LTDSusan & Peter ChaThe Christ Hospital

DRAMA PROGRAM

Brook Bobbitt

GENERAL SCHOLARSH I P

Elliott Anderson ’85Kenya Brock ’98Catherine (Smale H’72) & Robert CaldemeyerGabe Davis ’03Marjorie Davis C’65Katherine Seiden Drake ’88Jane (Maddox C’65) & Igor DumbadzeCameron Elliott ’75Lindy VanDoren Freeman H’63Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.Deborah Koons Garcia H’67The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.Linda (Heldman H’71) & Gary GreenbergCarol Smith Hesser C’65

Susan Krehbiel Holzapfel H’65Scott Kleiner L’50Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65Laurie Dearworth Leon ’84Karen Maier C’69Penny Hepp Murphy C’58Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83Ken Robinson ’82Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86Barbara Steele Ryder H’44Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61Katie Sauers ’11Lisa Smale Corbett ’75The Smale Family FoundationSuzanne Levinson Stern C’65Jerry Seybolt Theron H’54Charlotte Lackman Weber C’62Anonymous (2)

HATS FOR BOOSTERS

Kerrin & Stefan AntonssonKim & Julian BarettaAmy & Joe CallowLinda & Billy CyrMelanie & Andrew HeadVictoria & Henry KaramanoukianSheila & David Kruzner

Jane Garvey C’74 & John LanierAmy MayfieldSusan & Jeff Robinson ’83

INNOVAT ION LAB

Sheila & David KruznerAnne & Allen ZaringZaring Family Foundation

LANSCAP ING FUND

Hillary Goldsmith ’12

THE LOTSPE ICH ALUMNI FUND

Mr. Wuerfel FundBetsy Klein Schwartz L’51Anonymous (1)

SYMPHONY T ICKETS FOR FACULTY AND STAFF


YEARBOOK

Heather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew VecellioZaring Family Foundation

* Denotes deceased

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Mr. Robert Allen*

Mr. Jack Binkley

Miss Carol Brestel*


Dr. Bernard B. & Rachel Foster

Sandra Gans

Tom Hayes

Judge Timothy Hogan*

Peter Koenig

Jean Leach*

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lowry*

Gary Monnier

Jeff Rush

Elizabeth C. B. &

Paul G. Sittenfeld

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Jean Wommack*

Mary Wood-Constable

Dr. John Wulsin*

Anonymous (1)

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Louise (Knauft H’54) &

Samuel* Allen

Gail Barrows Austin C’59

Christine Marting Baermann C’36

Gay Seybolt Bain H’51

Jennie Rosenthal Berliant L‘75


Steve Black L’60

Victoria Frazer Bonebrake ’77

Lara Brightwell ’77

Patricia Cornell Brodie H’38*


John Brooks L’57

Virginia Wilkinson Brooks H’43

Elana Rhodes Byrd C’60


Michael Coler #

Margaret (Walker H’70) &

Tom Comey L’57

Martha Strauss Condit H’33*

Eva Jane Romaine Coombe H’48*

Anne Brown Dauler H’39*

Emily Bookwalter Demar L’24*


Igor Dumbadze

Sandy (Hauck C’49) &

Allen* Elliott

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen H’61

Mary Van Antwerp Fabe C’44*

Claire Martin Fairman H’50*

Susan Finke H’42

Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33*

Margaret Hooker Fraser H’63*

Evelyn Comey Frost H’47

Ann Gatch H’37*


Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith

H’38*

Elizabeth (Carson C’48) &

William Hall L’37*

Ellen Haude ’88


Susan Jones Hickenlooper H’63

Dr. Norman A. Hill L’39*

Phyllis Siebenthaler Hopple H’40

Pattie (Scifres H’68) &

Andy Jamison

Betty Freyhof Johnson H’40

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

Mary DeBus Knauft C’27*

Mary Stuart Kreimer H’44

Randy (Upson H’63) &

Keith LaFerriere



Sylvia Taft Lotspeich H’37*

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Anni Macht-Gibson C‘70

Sarah Crane Martindale H’42*

Dr. Merlyn McClure H’43*

Lucy Brown Wagner McKee H’34*

Leslie Bennett McNeill C’61

Amy Crutchfield Meyer ’84

Barbara McKay Miller C’18*

Anne Mitchell Pezzano H’72

Diane Moffett C’74

Virginia Livezey Hickenlooper

More C’61


Agnes Tietig Parlin C’33*



Janet Patterson Raymond C’44*

Joan Fleischer Reckseit H’44

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Monte Richardson C’30

Marjorie Schiele C’31*

Margery Wing Sisson Runyan

H’37*

Elizabeth Asbury Stone H’48

Margaret Stone ’78

Lynn Renée Stoops ’90

Nellie L. Taft H’55*


Elizabeth Adams Tehan C’28*

Jane McKay Thomas C’25*

Martha Benedict Tuttle H’34*

Ruth Smith Upson H’41*

Elizabeth Urban ’81

Ruth Harrison Venable C’52

Tina Wagner L ’69

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Joan Patterson Witten C’43*

Nan (Sikes H’68) &

Daniel Witten II

Jean Verity Woodhull H’39*

Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*

Anonymous (8)

* Denotes deceased

# Denotes new member as of Fiscal Year 2015

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ONLINE

Make your gifts safely and securely by

credit card at www.7hills.org/giving.

Seven Hills accepts Visa, MasterCard,

and American Express.

CHECKS

Checks made payable to The Seven

Hills School can be mailed to us at:

The Seven Hills School

Development Office

5400 Red Bank Road

Cincinnati, OH 45227

PHONE

To make a gift by credit card over the

phone, please call the Development

Office at 513.728.2430.

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS

Many employers sponsor matching gifts

programs and will match any charitable

contributions made by their employees. To

find out if your company has a matching

gifts program, please call the Development

Office at 513.728.2430.

SECURIT IES

For information about making a gift of

stock or appreciated securities, please

call the Development Office at

513.728.2430 or visit our website at

www.7hills.org/giving and download

our stock transfer instructions.

PLANNED GIFTS

Designating a planned gift to The Seven Hills

School in your estate plans can benefit both

your family and the school by mitigating your

estate taxes and possibly income taxes, while

creating a lasting legacy for future students.

To learn more about tax savings and other

benefits of Planned Giving, please visit

www.7hills.org/giving or contact Margo

Kirstein, Director of Development, at

513.728.2437.

QUESTIONS? Please contact Margo Kirstein, Director of Development, at 513.728.2437 or at [email protected].

Contributions to The Seven Hil ls School may be made using any of the fol lowing methods:

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Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this report is accurate and complete as of June 30, 2015. However, despite our sincere efforts to avoid errors, they may occur and for this we apologize in advance. If information is misspelled or listed under an incorrect heading, please notify us at 513.728.2430.

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SCHOOL LEADERSH IP 2014 – 2015

Christopher P. Garten Head of School

Susan Marrs Assistant Head of School, Director of College Counseling, Director of Studies Grades 6-12

Matthew J. Bolton, Ph.D. Head of Upper School

Carolyn A. Fox Head of Lotspeich School

Patricia V. Guethlein Head of Doherty School

William J. Waskowitz Head of Middle School

Christine L. Hedges Director of Communications & Marketing

Janet S. Hill Director of Admission & Financial Aid

Robert W. Horne Director of Finance & Operations

Margo A. Kirstein Director of Development

Brian G. Phelps Director of Athletics

Pavel Pochobradsky Director of Technology

Margo KirsteinDirector of [email protected]

STAFFVallie FreemanDonor Relations & Stewardship

Marney HupperMajor Gifts Officer

Kim LaChance Development Coordinator

Andi Fischer Simon ’98Director of Annual Giving

Cheryl YorkAdvancement Services Manager

DEVELOPMENT STAFF

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PARENTS OF ALUMNI:If a Seven Hills publication is addressed to your son or daughter and he or she no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please notify the Development Office. Contact Cheryl York at 513.728.2434 or [email protected].

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