Fall 2011 - The Lamplighter School

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Lamp Post
Fall 2011
a publication of The Lamplighter School | Dallas, Texas
Report of Annual Giving
2010 -2011
Mattingly Dream Makers
A photo essay on Fiji, page 10.
• ALSO INSIDE: READ ALL ABOUT WHAT YOUR FRIENDS ARE UP TO IN “ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT.” PAGE 14.
BulletinBoard
Lamplighter Events
Lamp Post
Fall 2011
All-School Program
December 10, 2011
LPA Snow Day Auction Social
January 21, 2012
Dolores Evans Speaker Series – Carol Dweck
January 30, 2012
Managing Editor
Edward Ritenour, Director of Communications & Marketing
Art/Design
Ana Bohanan, Communications | Design Coordinator
Contributors
February 8 - 10, 2012
Sandy Diamond, Sheila McCartor, Hilary Jenkins, and
Jacquelyn Wilcox
Spirit Award Luncheon
Mission Statement
Alumni Days
February 10, 2012
LPA Auction Gala
February 25, 2012
Grandest Friends’ Day
March 23, 2012
LPA Auction Dads’ Poker Night Social
March 30, 2012
International Night
April 12, 2012
Barneys Moms’ Night Out – LPA Auction Social
April 19, 2012
Dolores Evans Speaker Series - Tom Kelley
May 1, 2012
LPA Auction Jamaican Dinner Social
May 5, 2012
Senior Opera
May 18, 2012
Young Alumni Carwash
May 19, 2012
Senior Graduation Hootenanny
May 21, 2012
Lamplighter is a nurturing, child-centered community built
on academic and personal excellence, trust, and respect
for diversity in each other and in our society. Lamplighter
inspires lifelong learners who are self-confident,
self-reliant, and creative, critical thinkers.
Diversity Statement
Diversity will strengthen the education of Lamplighter
children and enrich the lives of all members of the
Lamplighter community. Lamplighter will, therefore, strive
for the lamps that we light to reflect the ever-changing
community in which we reside. We value individuality
and encourage all children to reach their potential, while
respecting their similarities and differences. We are
united in purpose and committed to working together to
accomplish the mission of The Lamplighter School.
If you are interested in becoming a member of
Lamplighter’s Diversity Work Group, please contact Matt
Brenner, Director of Admission and Community Services,
at 214.369.9201. The group meets several times throughout
the school year to support the school’s diversity efforts.
Non-Discrimination Statement
In compliance with federal and state laws, The Lamplighter
School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
creed, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital
status, sexual orientation, or disability in administration
of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid
program, athletic and other school-administered programs,
or the employment of staff.
Contact Us
Send story ideas to Edward Ritenour (eritenour@
thelamplighterschool.org). Deadline for articles,
photographs, and news for the next issue (Spring 2012)
is February 1, 2012.
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What’sInside
“The Other Side of Fiji”
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Pre-K teacher Debbie Herskovitz spent
15 days in Fiji this past summer volunteering for
Global Habitat for Humanity, building
a home for a local family.
Departments
Head Lines 4
4
8
On Board 5
Campus News 8
Cover Story 10
Focus 14
Alumni Spotlight 18
Around the Barn 19
Annual Report 21
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HeadLines
There is nothing like the beginning of a new school year!
This fall season has been wonderful. During my first few
months as Head of School, I have spent time meeting and
engaging in good conversations about the school with students,
parents, grandparents, Board of Trustees, faculty, and staff about
our school. From the first day of school, during Carnival, and
through the Halloween picnic, I have enjoyed talking with you
and especially meeting your sons and daughters.
O
ur Lamplighter students are amazing
young people. They are curious,
interested in learning and love
school! As I think about what makes
Lamplighter special, I want to share five points
that I believe make The Lamplighter School a
phenomenal place to learn and grow.
First, Lamplighter is a school that attends to
the whole child. The faculty is a dedicated,
caring team of professional educators. They
are focused on assisting each child develop
habits of mind. More than teaching facts,
they are particularly skilled in teaching
children how to learn. This metacognitive
approach to teaching makes children aware of
their own thinking. Methods used by faculty
distinguish Lamplighter from other schools.
At Lamplighter, children construct knowledge
through an interdisciplinary curriculum; this
approach encourages lifelong learning and a
willingness to embrace difficult tasks rather
than shying away from challenges. Learning
new things is fun!
Second, the words “The Lamplighter School”
and “community” are interchangeable.
Children learn from and with each other.
That is the hallmark of a caring community.
Each week it is so heartening to see grandparents and parents participating in their child’s
education. Reading to children, helping with
tours, organizing the Friday lunch program,
assisting in the Media Center and attending
fun events like the Lamplighter Socials and
the Auction are just a few of the ways in which
parents demonstrate their commitment to
ensuring that we have a strong and vibrant
school community.
Third, Lamplighter students are intrinsically
motivated. Conventional practices that are
common in other schools, like over-assigning
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homework, grading everything that is written
and testing every new concept, are sure-fire
ways to diminish enthusiasm for learning. At
first, students may enjoy striving for the sticker;
but over a period of time, without a balanced
approach to teaching, extrinsically motivated
children become point grubbers interested
only in the grade. The Lamplighter way is
different. Our students come into school
each day intrinsically motivated. They want to
learn because learning new things is fun. In
this age of high-stakes testing, Lamplighter is
counter-cultural and it is refreshing.
The fourth observation I have made as a
newcomer is that Lamplighter teachers teach
for deep understanding. Children approach
learning with a sense of wonder and a desire
to learn. The interdisciplinary curriculum is
thoughtfully planned and structured well. We
know that we cannot teach everything so the
curriculum is intentionally narrow and deep
which gives students time for exploration
during their foundational years. All too often,
schools make the mistake of offering a
curriculum that is broad and shallow. A lot is
covered but in the end, students only have a
few isolated facts that can quickly be forgotten.
When students are taught for deep understanding, they learn how things are connected,
they see patterns, and they learn how to
generalize and replicate what they know.
Lamplighter teaches for deep understanding.
Last, our school takes children seriously. We
know that childhood is a special time that is
over too fast. Lamplighter children are
engaged in ways that have relevance to them.
Our school has a special way of capturing their
attention and imagination. Children have a
chance to experience concepts that are being
taught first-hand, and then they are discussed
at different times and in creative ways.
Lamplighter faculty believes that each child
has unique gifts that deserve to be supported
and enhanced in school. The plain truth of
the matter is that every child starts from a
different place, and at the end of formal
schooling every young adult will be going to
a different place. Lamplighter honors the
individuality of each child in the formative
years. There is no better gift!
It is a pleasure to lead this marvelous school.
Going forward, we will be working together to
enhance our school through a strategic
visioning process. Every member of the
Lamplighter community will be invited to
participate. Be assured that the enhancements
will build on the strong Lamplighter tradition
and mission that the founders, Natalie Murray
and Sandy Swain, intended. Our goal is to
continue to strengthen our school as we build
and plan for the future.
Please take time to review the outstanding
performance of the community provided in
the annual report. Thank you very much for
your continued support of our amazing
school, its faculty, its programs, and of course,
its children.
On lighting a lamp:
Fuel the lamp with a world of information…
Find the spark of curiosity and feed it well…
Set the wick high and let the flame burn free
in a happy, open place
Enough lamps and we can light the earth
– Anonymous
Sincerely
Joan Buchanan Hill
Head of School
OnBoard
“We are who we are
because of all of you.”
Dear Lamplighter Community,
We have hit the ground running this year
with so many important initiatives already
in progress. The most exciting news is the
addition of our new Head of School, Mrs.
Joan Buchanan Hill. She has settled into
her new home with ease, and it seems as if
she has always been a part of Lamplighter.
The Board of Trustees is focused on
three priorities this year. First, we hold
ourselves responsible for ensuring a
smooth transition for our new Head of
School into the Lamplighter community
as well as the larger Dallas community.
We are fortunate to have Joan who wants
to make a difference in our children’s
lives every day, and she also understands
the importance of placing weight on her
involvement in local organizations.
As we all know by now, Joan’s calm,
graceful demeanor is precisely what
Lamplighter needed. Her child-centric
educational philosophy perfectly meshes
with Lamplighter's. She truly is an
empathetic, progressive, accomplished
educator and leader. In this most exciting
time in our school's future we have a true
lifelong learner to lead our precious
children by the best of examples.
The head of school installation, held on
October 2 was a fitting welcome for Joan.
Thanks to all of those involved, the
ceremony was flawless. Having Liza Lee,
former Head Mistress at Hockaday and
current Head of School at the Columbus
School for Girls, present Joan to us was
moving. Seeing so many of you in the
audience showed not only support for
Joan, but a sincere desire to help make
the next chapter for our school a truly
amazing one.
Second, we continue to be focused on the
financial stability of the school. We
approach this goal in many ways. The
Annual Fund and Auction are two of the
most important endeavors in helping us
close the gap in our annual operating
budget. As you all know, we were
afforded the incredible opportunity to
purchase our land from Hockaday almost
two years ago. Through the leadership of
Kirsten Kerrigan and the steering committee and Sandy Diamond in the Development Office, we continue our targeted
efforts to retire the mortgage on our land.
We hope to finish raising money for the
land by the end of this school year. Doing
so will allow us to focus on the next phase
which will support the highest-priority
needs of the school.
This leads to our most important and
exciting task. We are beginning to work
on our strategic plan which we expect to
complete in late 2012. The purpose of
strategic planning is to confirm our
mission, set forth our vision, and lay out
goals to achieve this vision over the next 5
to 10 years. We are committed to an
engaging process involving all of our
constituencies. This will allow you as
parents, alums, past parents, faculty, staff,
and community members to participate in
this important and exciting planning.
Catherine Rose is leading this effort for
the Board, and you will undoubtedly hear
from her and Joan Hill regarding opportunities for you to weigh in on our thinking.
What can you do to help us achieve
our goals?
• Continue to open your arms to Joan
Hill and offer her constructive input,
when appropriate. You can even let
her know when things are going great!
• Make your pledge to the Annual
Fund and join us for another great
Auction event on February 25, 2012.
• Support the land campaign.
• Attend the Meet the Head lunches
and answer any surveys we may
conduct in order to gather your input
during our strategic planning process.
Thanks to each and every one of you for
continuing to be such important parts of
our school. We are who we are because
of all of you.
Sincerely,
Karen Pollock
Chair, Lamplighter Board of Trustees
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2011-2012
OnBoard
New Trustee Bios
The Lamplighter School
Jenny Bulban
Jenny was born in
Kansas City, Kansas,
attended the University
of Kansas (Rock
Chalk Jayhawks!)
and graduated with a
degree in education in
1992. After graduation,
she moved to Dallas,
completed her student
teaching at The
University of North
Texas and taught fourth
grade for seven years at
Janie Stark Elementary
in Carrollton. Currently, she works in the family business,
TexasCarsDirect.com which her husband, Pete, began in 1981.
Jenny and Pete have been married for sixteen years and have one
son, Preston who is a senior at The Lamplighter School.
Kent Kunkel
Kent was born in Berkeley, California, where he spent his early
years before moving to Columbus, Ohio, and southwest Virginia.
He graduated from Virginia Tech with a Bachelor of Science in
Education and studied early childhood education in graduate
school at SMU. Kent and his partner, Vaughn, are the parents
of four sons. Ross is currently a junior at SMU and is majoring
in chemistry and physics. Trey is a kindergartner in the special
education program at Armstrong Elementary School, and Luke
and Zach are in pre-k at Lamplighter.
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Jane Hurst
Jane was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. She went to
public elementary school and junior high, and graduated from
a Jesuit Preparatory high school in 1984. She graduated from
Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1988 with a
degree in political science. She earned her juris doctorate from
DePaul University College of Law in Chicago in 1991. Jane
moved to Dallas after graduation to take a job with the law firm
Winstead, Sechrest and Minick as an associate in the real estate
division. After working at Winstead for three years, she went to
work in her family business. Jane and her family own and manage
apartment communities in Texas, Illinois and Iowa. Her father
began the business in 1960.
Jane’s husband, Michael, and all his siblings attended Lamplighter.
Jane and Michael’s son, Jake, began in pre-k and moved to the
Winston School in second grade. Daughter Sophia is a fourth
grade senior at Lamplighter.
OnBoard
George Tang
George is the proud father of Tyler, who is in Kindergarten,
and Charlotte in pre-k. After moving to Dallas in 2009, George
and his wife, Charmaine, were seeking an enriching, nurturing,
and progressive school for their two children, and discovered
Lamplighter. George currently serves as the Chief Operating
Officer for the Texas High School Project at Communities
Foundation of Texas, a nonprofit organization committed to
increasing postsecondary readiness for underserved students
throughout the nation. Prior to this venture, George co-founded
Rosetta, the nation’s largest independent digital agency. He
earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Accounting from
New York University, is a Dallas native, and graduate of J. J.
Pearce High School.
New Trustee Bios
2011-2012
Kelcy Warren
Kelli Chabria
Kelcy is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board
of Directors of Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. (ETP). Mr. Warren
also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the general
partner of Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. (ETE) Chief Executive
Officer of the general partner of ETC OLP (subsidiary that owns
ETP’s midstream operations), and Chief Executive Officer and
Chairman of the Board of the general partner of ETC Holdings,
L.P (owns interest in ETE). Prior to the combination of the
operations of ETP and Heritage Propane in 2004, Mr. Warren
served as Vice President of the general partner of ET Company
I, Ltd., the entity that operated ETP’s midstream assets before it
acquired Aquila, Inc.’s midstream assets. He has served in that
capacity since 1996. From 1996 to 2000, Mr. Warren served as
a director of Crosstex Energy, Inc., and from 1993 to 1996 he
served as President, Chief Operating Officer and a director of
Cornerstone Natural Gas, Inc. Mr. Warren has more than 20 years
of business experience in the energy industry. Kelcy’s son Klyde is
currently in second grade at Lamplighter.
Kelli was Vice President of The Lamplighter Auction in 2008
and 2009. She lives in East Dallas with her husband, AJ Chabria,
and their son, Josh, who is in third grade at Lamplighter. She is
a native of southern California, graduated from the University
of the Pacific, and went to graduate school at SMU. In her preLamplighter life she worked as a field producer and assignment
editor for CNN’s Dallas Bureau, and co-authored Little Dallas, a
2005 book on life with children in Dallas.
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CampusNews
“Example isn’t another Lifelong Learners Lamplighter teachers not only instill a lifelong love
in their students, they exemplify it by returning to school to further develop
way to teach, it is the only oftheirlearning
skills and knowledge. For example, Carrie Bays, June Landry, and Kate Ogden
way to teach.” – Einstein have recently completed Masters of Education degrees, and Brian McCool is in the
Pictured: Bill Burton, Jody Stout, Carrie Bays, June Landry, Kate
Ogden, Lauren Hosek, Brian McCool, Joan Hill Not pictured:
Johanna Nystrom, Nicole Rivers, Jezabel Guadalupe
process of completing one. Johanna Nystrom and Nicole Foster recently completed
Bachelor’s degrees. Jezabel Guadalupe recently received a Master’s of Bilingual
Education, Lauren Hosek is pursuing a Master’s degree in counseling and Bill Burton
recently completed a second Master’s degree in information science.
When Jody Stout, who recently received a Master’s of Liberal Studies degree, was
asked about her decision to return to school, she said, “The challenge of being a student
again was an opportunity to grow as a teacher and as a person.” This dedication to lifelong learning extends beyond the faculty and is shared by Lamplighter’s Head of School,
Joan Hill, who is in her final year of the doctoral program in educational leadership at
the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. At Lamplighter, learning
does not stop at the end of a school day but lasts throughout a lifetime.
170 Dresses
“Beautiful girls, beautiful dresses” was the overwhelming
consensus among Lamplighter alumnae Coco Freling, Katie
Kerrigan, Chandler Tucker and Lauren Chilton as they helped
girls from Warren Easton Charter School in New Orleans select
their upcoming prom attire.
The moment marked the culmination of a year-long joint
project between The Lamplighter School and Dallas Market
Center that included Lamplighter alumni and staff coordinating
and delivering 170 prom dresses to students at the Warren
Easton School. This marks the second year the two groups have
collaborated. The high school was severely damaged as a result of
Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
“This event demonstrated the importance of sharing in the
building of community, one of our major goals at The Lamplighter
School,” reports Sandy Diamond, Lamplighter’s Director of
Advancement. “It was a most rewarding experience for our young
alumni.”
The Lamplighter group traveled to New Orleans recently to
deliver the dresses. “We were met with much enthusiasm and had
a great time meeting our new friends,” recalls Lamplighter
alumna Katie Kerrigan. “We helped the seniors choose their
dream dresses along with matching shoes to complete their looks.”
Even Lamplighter alum (1989) Jennifer Kitner Mintz, who
now resides in New Orleans, stopped by to help sort, fit, and
admire the girls in their new dresses.
The Dallas visitors toured the school’s new building projects
and improvements completed since the hurricane. “This trip
was an opportunity to serve others,” remarked Sheila McCartor,
director of the Lamplighter Alumni Association. “Everyone
involved benefitted from the experience.”
Talkin’ ‘bout the Car Wash
Lamplighter’s young alumni sponsored a first-ever
carwash last May, and it was an overwhelming
success. Kate Mosle ’04 directed the project
and did an amazing job coordinating. She and
her team of 10 other Lamplighter alumni met
monthly prior to the event date. They planned
every detail, appropriated sponsors, created
posters and banners, and collected towels, sponges and
other necessary supplies.
The group visited local businesses and secured a number
of sponsors whose names were then publicized on the official
carwash T-shirt. Sponsors generously supported the group’s efforts
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on behalf of Lamplighter. Jackson Spencer ’06 designed the
T-shirt artwork – a colorful picture of a classic automobile.
Evan O’Brien, ’09 and his band, Plowboy, entertained the
crowd, followed by Rand Barnes ’04 and his band, Kelvin 47.
The young alumni sold sandwiches from Chick fil-a, cookies,
lemonade, and water, as well as the T-shirts.
Everyone who participated seemed to enjoy
the afternoon as they listened to original music
and enjoyed snacks while their cars were
washed and shined. The young alumni raised
almost $7,000 for Lamplighter and contributed
it to the Land Fund.
CampusNews
Skyping Soldiers
“I had happy inside tears,” said third
grader Abby Brand. “I can’t go one night
without seeing my family, and the soldiers
have been away eight months and four
weeks.”
Abby was one of the third grade
students at Lamplighter who recently had
the opportunity to Skype with U.S. troops
in Afghanistan. In early February, the
students created Valentines for troops
abroad. Soldier Dennis Cohen contacted
Lamplighter teachers to let them know
they had received the handmade cards on
Valentine’s Day and how much that had
meant to them.
“While speaking with Dennis, I
realized what a wonderful opportunity this
was for our students to understand not only
what our troops are doing for us but also
to learn about another part of the world,”
commented Vicki Raney, assistant head
for academics.
During the 45-minute conversation,
which also included soldier Francis Ziegler
from the Dallas area, students were able
to ask the soldiers about life in Kabul and
how it felt to serve in the military.
Favorite questions included:
What is your favorite food?
Do you get to play video games?
Where do you sleep?
Due to the confidential nature of the
soldiers’ mission, they were unable to
answer specific questions about it, but
according to teacher Jody Stout, “The
children participated in an event that
has increased their awareness, curiosity,
gratitude, and empathy.”
When asked what we at home could
do to support them, soldier Cohen said,
“When you see soldiers in uniform, thank
them for their service. Support from
everyone at home means so much to us.
And, if you can mail anything, we are very
fond of Girl Scout cookies!”
Before saying goodbye to their
new friends in Afghanistan, the students
serenaded the troops with a rousing
rendition of “Deep in the Heart of Texas”
followed by the school song, “Lamplighter
Spirit.”
Laureate at Lamplighter
If you ask your 10-year-old what she did in school, and
she says “Chatted with a Nobel Laureate,” you might want to
put a check on her imagination. Unless of course, she goes to
Lamplighter, where that statement is totally legit.
Frank Wilczek, 60, the Herman Feshbach Professor of
Physics at MIT, was in Dallas to present at the Lightner-Sams
Lecture at SMU in late April and made a pit stop at Lamplighter
to answer students’ questions, chat about the universe, and admire
the school’s roosters.
The Lightner-Sams lecture series was created in honor of
Gary McCartor, late husband of Sheila McCartor, executive
director of the Lamplighter Alumni Association who arranged
Wilczek’s visit. Gary McArtor and Wilczek were friends. “He
came to SMU several times at Gary’s behest, and worked with
him at MIT,” McCartor said.
“I could not have been more pleased. He was sincerely
impressed with the school and with our science program. It was
gratifying,” said McCartor.
“I have never seen a school designed like Lamplighter,” said
Wilczek. “It is beautiful and functional. I can’t believe you have a
farm with animals. These roosters look quite formidable!”
Wilczek has received many prizes for his work in physics,
including the 2004 Nobel Prize for work he did as a graduate
student at Princeton University when he was only 21 years old.
Mr. Wilczek is known for a discovery within the world of quarks.
This discovery brings physics one step closer to fulfilling a unified
theory comprising gravity.
After visiting former Lamplighter teacher John Breitfeller’s
science class, Wilczek said he was impressed by the
thoughtfulness of the students’ questions including one who asked
if he always wanted to be a scientist. “Yes. Since my childhood, I
was fascinated with the way things worked, and I never really ever
thought about other careers,” Wilczek replied. “I’ve always been
drawn by mysteries and puzzles, and science is a very big mystery
story.
“Physics is exciting and interesting,” he told them. “You
never know what you might find, or you may find nothing at all
for a long time. My type of physics is not experimental. I don’t do
experiments; I work out calculations.”
Later, the children were intrigued with Professor Wilczek’s
story about living in Albert Einstein’s house – complete with his
furniture and many of his artifacts – when he was at the Institute
for Advanced Studies at Princeton.
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CoverStory
The Other
Side of Fiji
“One of the most famous expressions in Fiji is ‘Bula.’ It is the Fijian word for hello but also means happiness
and good health. It is as commonly used as ‘aloha’ in Hawaii. As a visitor to Fiji you quickly catch on to this
ubiquitous greeting, which is often pronounced with great gusto - BULA!” – Debbie Herskovitz
CoverStory
A
ccording to this year’s Mattingly Fund Award
winner, pre-K teacher Debbie Herskovitz,
“We at Lamplighter are very fortunate to
work, learn and grow in such a loving, caring,
supportive environment, and do not know what
it would feel like to be without life’s necessities.”
However, she explains, “Others have not been
so lucky.”
Debbie spent 15 days in Fiji this past summer
volunteering for Global Habitat for Humanity,
building a home for a local family.
Among the reasons she was chosen this year
included multiple benefits for both herself and
for Lamplighter:
• Experiencing a unique culture that she
was unfamiliar with;
• Challenging her to expand
beyond her personal
comfort zone;
• Exposing her to new
people and new ideas;
• Undergoing the ultimate in
team-building exercises.
The trip to Fiji was a two-week
mission. Exploring a new culture and Fiji’s natural
wonders was something she really wanted
to experience.
Debbie explained why she chose Global Habitat
for Humanity versus helping a domestic family.
“In my travels throughout the U.S., I certainly
have recognized that there is a disparity between
those who do and do not have things. But, I
assume the need here pales in comparison to the
needs in other parts of the world where countries
and communities do not have the support and
infrastructure to help its citizens the way we as
Americans do.”
Through various organizations that Debbie
supports, she has volunteered her time and energy
to causes she considers important. But, in some
cases, she reasons, “I haven't really been able to
see the direct results. The home-building effort
through Global Habitat for Humanity enabled me
to see a project through from start to finish and
interact directly with those I am helping.”
Ultimately, Debbie returned home to Lamplighter
from a worthwhile venture for her personally and
for the Lamplighter community as a whole. She
then expressed her appreciation for this amazing
opportunity. “Thank you for granting me this
honorable Mattingly Fund Award.”
Focus2003
Class of 2003
David Bayless ’03 graduated from The
Cambridge School of Dallas and is attending
Samford University. While at Cambridge, he
was involved in TAPPS academic competitions
all four years in math, social studies and science,
American Math Competition, National Latin
Exam Maxima Cum Laude, cross country’s
coach’s award, and a history award.
Bethany Berg ’03 graduated from ESD and
is attending the University of Virginia. While
at ESD, she was involved in Cum Laude,
National Honor Society, Spanish National
Honor Society, Community Service Club
President, Spanish Club President, Connecticut
Book Award, and received the Presidential
Community Service Award for four years.
Christina Brewster ’03 is currently
attending ESD where she is involved in the
yearbook committee and is managing editor
of people pages. She also served as student
council treasurer and achieved a black belt
in Taekwondo. Her favorite Lamplighter
memories are Miss Curlin and cookies with
Miss Mattingly on your birthday.
Marisa Breitfeller ’03 graduated from the
Greenhill School and is attending Carnegie
Mellon University. While at Greenhill, she
was involved in Science Olympiad, theatre,
and creative writing. Her favorite Lamplighter
memories are senior days, scooter city, and recess.
Alexandra Foote ’03 graduated from The
Hockaday School and is attending Harvard
University. While at Hockaday, she was
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involved in the apple project, which teaches
Chinese migrant students English online,
the Beijing language and Culture University
intensive language study, National Junior
Classical League, the Latin Honor Society,
the Chinese Bridge US National High School
Student Chinese Speech contest, and board
chair on the convocations student council board.
Katherine Francis ’03 graduated from Parish
Episcopal School and is attending Vanderbilt
University. While at Parish, she was involved
in ASTRA community service organization,
student government officer, student
ambassador, the school newspaper, speech and
debate, the environmental club, the Panther
Pride club, volleyball and cross country.
Rebecca Genecov ’03 graduated from
ESD and is attending the University of Texas.
Her favorite Lamplighter memories are Mrs.
Mackie, Mrs. Beddow, Ms. Ritz, the barn, and
the playground.
Trevor Goodwin ’03 graduated from The
Shelton School and is attending Hendrix
College. While at Shelton, he was involved
in nano technology and is looking forward to
undergraduate research at Hendrix. He was
awarded the Hendrix Academic Scholarship,
the Hendrix Odyssey Distinction Award
for fine arts, and was awarded the Hendrix
Theatre Scholarship.
Natalie Jaynes ’03 graduated from Parish
Episcopal School and is attending the University
of Arkansas. While at Parish, she was involved
in the teen board of the Ronald McDonald
House, was a member of ASTRA, a community
service club, and volleyball. Her favorite
Lamplighter memories are the opera, Mrs.
Mackie and Man of La Mancha, Ms. Ritz and
her love of all dogs, gathering and selling eggs,
and the Halloween parade.
Angus Klamer ’03 graduated from ESD and
is attending the University of Texas. While at
ESD, he was involved in basketball, lacrosse,
the investment club, Mu Alpha Theta, and
the Junior Classical League. He received
the faculty award, the best in show award for
ceramics, the Honor Roll, the Headmaster’s
list and was a member of the National Spanish
Honor Society. He received a Silver Medal
for the National Spanish Exam, was a National
Merit Commended Student, and received the
Presidential Community Service Award.
William Labadie ’03 graduated from
Highland Park High School and is attending
The University of North Texas Honors College.
While at Highland Park, he received the Silver
Medal National Latin Exam, was in the National
Honor Society and the Science National Honor
Society. He was an AP Scholar with honors, and
National Merit Scholarship Corporation named
him the Commended Scholar.
Lindsay Langston ’03 graduated from
Parish Episcopal School and is attending The
University of Mississippi. While at Parish, she
was on the Honor Roll and was a member
of the National Junior Honor Society. ISAS
invited her to display her photography at an
art festival, and she was also invited to attend
the Youth National Leadership Conference in
Washington D.C.
Marielle LeMasters ’03 graduated from
Parish Episcopal School and is attending
Furman University. While at Parish, she was
involved in varsity basketball, softball, volleyball,
and she took electric guitar lessons. She was
a member of a multi-cultural club, National
Honor Society, the Panther Pride Club, DECA
club co-founder, and a student ambassador.
Brett Merriam ’03 graduated from the
Greenhill School and is attending Vassar College.
While at Greenhill, he was involved in theatre,
Teen Age Communication Theatre, TPSMEA
all state choir, and High Honor Roll. He was
named valedictorian of the Class of 2011.
Meagan Mulry ’03 graduated from W.T.
White High School and is attending SMU.
While at W.T. White, she was involved in
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the swim team, the dance company, choir, the
spirit group, the key club, The National Honor
Society, and was a leader in the mentoring
program. Her favorite memories are the wells,
the barn, the chickens, the playground, scooter
city, and the teachers.
Dutt Pranav ’03 graduated from the
Greenhill School and is attending SMU. While
at Greenhill, he was a Hindu youth leader, a
volunteer tutor, and an animal adoption center
certified volunteer. Dutt was student council
vice president and secretary of his junior class.
He was a member of the jazz band, the concert
band, and the Akshar Dhwani Marching Band.
Jacob Rosenbloom ’03 graduated from
Science and Engineering Magnet School and
is attending Harvey Mudd College. Jacob
was co-president of the National Latin Honor
Society, a historian in the National Honor
Society, an office assistant for religious school
office, counselor-in-training at Camp Kiowa,
the Presidential Scholars Program nominee,
top academic award, Outstanding Character
Award, Award of Excellence in AP Latin IV,
AP Scholar with Distinction, Computer Science
Award, Soaring Eagle Award, and a National
Latin Exam Gold Medalist.
Naveed Samei ’03 graduated from ESD
and is attending SMU. While at ESD, he was
in The National Honor Society, received the
Presidential Award for Community Service,
was captain of the ESD varsity tennis team, was
a member of Mu Alpha Theta, and a member
of the community service club, the art club,
ambassador club, and president of the art club.
His favorite Lamplighter memories are Ms.
Curlin, the Chinese New Year celebration, and
the Halloween parade.
Lauren Savage ’03 graduated from The
Hockaday School and is attending Emerson
College. While at Hockaday, she was the head
of the race relations committee, was nominated
for the best actress in Dallas by the Cappie
Awards committee, and she had her first film
accepted by the Lone Star Film Festival.
Savannah Seifert ’03 graduated from
Highland Park High School and is attending
SMU. While at Highland Park, she was
involved in the Highland Belles drill team
and the National Honor Society. She was a
cornerstone athlete, on an All-American dance
team, and a Homecoming queen nominee.
Her favorite Lamplighter memories are the
Halloween parade, well time, barn time, art
projects, the playground with houses and giant
tricycles, and square dancing.
Caroline Sikes ’03 graduated from ESD and
is attending Rhodes College. While at ESD,
she was a varsity crew captain, and received a
President’s Volunteer Service Award.
Ellen Skochdopole ’03 graduated from
ESD and is attending Rhodes College.
While at ESD, she was involved in theatre,
journalism and was the newspaper design
editor. Ellen was a member of the National
Honor Society, National Charity League,
Mock Trial, head acolyte, Presidential
Volunteer Service Award, Ronald McDonald
House, and Teen Board Founder.
Sarah Stewart ’03 graduated from The
Hockaday School and is attending Wake Forest
University. While at Hockaday, she was a fouryear letterman and captain of varsity basketball,
editor-in-chief of Vibrato, and convocations
board member. She was a member of Teen
Age communications theatre, and on the
Headmistress list for four years.
Connor Thomas ’03 graduated from The
Hockaday School and is attending the
University of the South. While at Hockaday,
she was on the varsity tennis team and
received the Hockaday Community Service
Award. She was president of the American
Field Service Club, and in Hockaday’s
Concert Choir. Connor was on the Honor
Roll, and earned a rating of Cum Laude on
the National Latin Exam.
John Wetzel ’03 graduated from St. Mark’s
School of Texas and is attending the University
of Notre Dame. While at St. Mark’s, he
was a finalist in the National Foundation for
the Advancement in the Arts YoungArts
Week, a member of the Association of
Texas Photography Instructors, on the Texas
Imagemaker Team 2010, a first place winner in
Jr./Sr. Portfolio in Texas A & M’s Photography
Shootout, and won St. Mark’s Photography
Award. John has his own photography website,
and is a member of St. Mark’s community
service board.
Where They Are Headed
Bryce Anglin – Wofford College
David Bayless – Samford University
Bethany Berg – University of Virginia
Marisa Breitfeller – Carnegie Mellon
Christina Brewster – High School Class of 2012
Colin Cardinale – Texas Christian University
Levi Chilton – High School Class of 2012
Erica Clendening – University of Georgia
Kelly Cole – Bates College
Emily Dorward – Rhodes College
Joe Firth – Texas Christian University
Alex Foote – Harvard
Alex Fraley – University of Texas at Austin
Zach Fraley – University of Missouri
Katherine Francis – Vanderbilt
Taylor Freeman – Notre Dame
Greer Gardner – Harvard
Scout Garnsey – Austin College
Becca Genecov – University of Texas
Sarah Gibson – Texas A&M University
Trevor Goodwin – Hendrix College
Nick Hamburger – High School Class of 2012
Natalie Jaynes – University of Arkansas
Angus Klamer – University of Texas
Will Labadie – University of North Texas
Lindsay Langston – University of Mississippi
Marielle LeMasters – Furman University
Ilana Markey – University of Kansas
Brett Merriam – Vassar College
Meagan Mulry – SMU
Austin Nixon – Penn State University
Nicole Norton – SMU
Moriah Parker – University of Tampa
Dutt Pranav – SMU
Holly Reilly – Furman University
Jacob Rosenbloom – Harvey Mudd
Margaret Rote – Duke University
Naveed Samei – SMU
Stephanie Sarles – University of Oklahoma
Lauren Savage – Emerson College
Savannah Seifert – SMU
Melissa Shohet – McGill University
Caroline Sikes – Rhodes College
Ellie Skochdopole – Rhodes College
Pete Smith – Vanderbilt
Sarah Stewart – Wake Forest
Frederick Todd – Howard University
Connor Thomas – University of the South
(Sewanee)
John Wetzel – Notre Dame
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Focus2007
Will Agritelley now attends Parish
Episcopal School after his eighth grade
graduation from Good Shepherd. Will
has fond memories of his Lamplighter
experience.
Kelly Allen graduated from Parish
Episcopal School and is now attending
Spring Creek Academy. She is an
enthusiastic, competitive equestrian
who thoroughly enjoys horsemanship.
Some of Kelly’s special memories are
the Lamplighter carnival, getting her
senior jacket, and the Lamplighter Layers
Corporation.
Blakely Castleman graduated from
the Episcopal School of Dallas and now
attends high school at Woodberry Forest
School in Virginia. He was active during
his ESD years with the Clayton Dabney
Foundation Kids Committee. Blakely
remembers that Lamplighter had the very
best playground in Dallas.
Anna Cole attended Parish Episcopal
School and now enjoys ninth grade at The
Hockaday School. While at Parish she
was co-president of the student council
and received honors and high honors
her seventh and eighth grade years. She
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was involved in track, soccer, volleyball,
and cross country running. Her favorite
memories of Lamplighter were the
playground, getting “married” on top of the
hill, and the chickens.
Claire Cramm will continue to
matriculate at ESD where she has been
since graduating from Lamplighter.
Kendall DeSantis continues her journey
at ESD for high school. She is involved
with cross country running and crew. She
particularly enjoys horseback riding. She
received honors in math (algebra and
geometry) and science. Kendall supports
the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas
and the Museum of Nature and Science.
John Thomas Graas will continue to
study at St. Mark’s School of Texas where
he particularly enjoys basketball and track
and field.
Griffin Gustafson attended middle
school at the Dexter School in Brookline,
Massachusetts. He will continue his journey
at Belmont Hill School in Belmont,
Massachusetts.
Heather Hall will continue her studies
at the Episcopal School of Dallas where
she has been since graduating from
Lamplighter. At ESD, she has been active
in lacrosse, softball, basketball, volleyball,
and field hockey. She volunteers her time
at the North Texas Food Bank, Genesis
Women’s Shelter, Shoes for Orphans,
Souls, Meals on Wheels, Jubilee Center,
and a home for senior citizens. Heather’s
special memories of Lamplighter are
the carnival, hootenannies, Mrs. Mackie
reading Narnia, Girl Scouts, and the
senior parade.
Harry Herz will continue his studies at St.
Mark’s School of Texas. He participated
on the lacrosse team and is engaged with
piano and Boy Scouts. He received the
Barnum and Bailey Gold Award for
Outstanding Community Service. Harry’s
special memories of Lamplighter are
fourth grade football, Lamplighter Layers
Corporation, and Donuts with Dads.
Lauren Kim attended Hockaday middle
school and will continue her studies there.
She was on the community service board
and participates in field hockey, golf, and
tennis. Her memories of Lamplighter
include creating the time capsule, the
fourth grade opera, making waffles in math
class, and pizza Fridays.
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William LeMasters graduated from
eighth grade at Parish Episcopal School
and will continue his journey at the
school. His football team won the TAPPS
city championship, and he was chosen
basketball MVP. William won third place
in the Poetry Society of Texas competition.
In addition, he won the Parish Language
Arts Award for outstanding achievement in
poetry composition. His favorite memories
are basketball with Mr. B and poetry
writing with Mrs. Mackie.
Maria Limke graduated from Griffin
Middle School in Frisco and now attends
Wakeland High School, also in Frisco.
She is an active volunteer at Frisco Family
Services Center. She is a member of
NJHS and dances with the Frisco Ballet.
She took broadcast journalism in middle
school and is a new member of Wakeland
High School’s drill team. While in middle
school, Maria took all honors classes.
Her favorite memories are the Halloween
parade, earth worms, Ms. Brown, and
tricycles.
Kelly Maloney will continue her high
school education at Parish Episcopal
School where she has achieved honors
every year. She is a member of the soccer
team, and participates in cross country,
track, and cheerleading. Her memories of
Lamplighter are the wells, recess, motor
skills, Mr. B, Mrs. Mackie, Ms. Stout, Ms.
Yarbrough, and Mr. Olson.
Timothy Simenc continues his high
school studies at St. Mark’s. He received the
Athlete of the Year award for 2010-2011.
He was a member of the USA National
Water Polo Team, and was a finalist for the
International Traveling Team.
Ali Smith attends high school at Parish
Episcopal after graduation from the middle
school. She was engaged in volleyball and
soccer and earned academic honors, as well.
Nithya Thomas graduated from
Schimelpfenig Middle School in Plano and
continues on to Clark High School, also
in Plano. She was a member of NJHS for
two years, and participated in the science
fair for two years. She earned honors in all
her classes and received the Presidential
Award in both elementary school and
middle school. Her favorite memories
are Mrs. Parton, her preschool teacher,
and the many friends that she had at
Lamplighter.
Sydney Yonack spent her middle school
years at Parish Episcopal School and at
Hockaday where she will continue her
high school studies. She has been active in
volleyball, track, and community service at
the Ronald McDonald House. Her special
memories are all the teachers, the farm,
and meeting her current best friends.
Elizabeth Zogg graduated from
McCullough Middle School and now
attends Spring Creek Academy. She is
involved with Children Helping Children
and tennis. Her favorite memories are
the carnivals, the animals, recess, and
choice day.
Class Agents
1968 – Beth Unis
1969 – Jon Gross
1971 – Helen Butler
1974 – Kyle Ford
1975 – Eugenia King
1976 – Max Swango
1977 – Margaret Solomon
1977 – Bradey Miller
1978 – Adam Leventhal
1979 – Greg Marquess
1980 – Shannon Morse
1981 – Giggy Loeb
1982 – Royce Poinsett
1983 – Elizabeth Dodge
1984 – Ashley Geller
1985 – Aimee Whitaker
1986 – Jeff Kitner
1987 – Sarah Stockton
1989 – Courtney Johnson
1990 – Flauren Bender
1991 – Lilly Albritton
1993 – Craig Smith
1993 – Ashley Johnson
1995 – Hunter Lewis
1996 – Emily Hess
1999 – Meredith Klein
2001 – Laura Brylowski
2002 – Laura Frazee
2004 – Margaret Rote
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AlumniSpotlight
Calling Young Alumni!
Stop by Lamplighter to:
•Visit your former teachers!
•Remember good times on the playground!
•Have lunch in one of your old classrooms!
Lamplighter is always thrilled when alumni return to visit.
When you plan your visit to the school, please contact the
Alumni & Parent Relations Coordinator, Hilary Jenkins,
either by phone, 214-369-9201 x378, or email her at
[email protected] to schedule a time.
The best time to visit Lamplighter is between 11:00 a.m.
and 12:30 p.m.
Lamplighter Parents’ Association
Receives Spirit Award
High enthusiasm and profoundly evident Lamplighter Spirit
combined to create magical moments and memories for attendees
of the Lamplighter Spirit Award Luncheon last February. Along
with alumni, some dating back to 1969, past presidents and carnival
and auction chairs attended to receive the award.
Lamplighter would like to congratulate the
following National Merit Semifinalists from
the class of 2004:
•Caitlin K. Garcia
•Duncan Smart
•Joshua L. Fontenot
•Katherine E. Mosle
•Laura C. Roberts
•Reid A. Weisberg
2011 –2012 Alumni Council
Jane Hurst, 2010-11 LPA President, accepted the award on behalf
of all LPA members. Accompanying her at the podium to receive
the award were past presidents Carol McEachern, Carol Ruggeri,
and Angela Pittman, who represented multiple decades of service.
At the luncheon, Lamplighter singers presented a medley of
musical numbers specially chosen for the occasion. Fourth grader
Cormick Stockham gave a speech suggesting what it was like to be
the child of an LPA president. Ms. Hurst announced that the LPA
board unanimously agreed to pledge $1,000,000 to the Land Fund,
a pledge which they are well on their way to fulfilling.
Back Row: Lilly Albritton, Justin Small, Peggy Black Meyer, Adam Leventhal, Bradley Miller, Greg Marquess, Craig Smith
Front Row: Ashley Geller, Sara Luxen Junkin, Eric Reeves, Lucy Wrubel, Courtney Johnson
Not pictured are: Flauren S. Bender, Steven Davidoff, Joseph (Joe) B. Davisson, Robert (Kyle) K. Ford, Christopher C. Gannett,
Elisabeth L. Jacobson, Rachel Ladin, Gregory L. Marquess, Brian Neuhoff, Kristin Ortega, Kay E. Pollack, Amanda Rockow,
Justin A. Small, Max N. Swango, Aimee M. Whitaker
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Around the Barn
News Flash
Every morning, Lamplighter students eagerly anticipate “Flash,”
a live morning news broadcast that is shown on smart boards in
classrooms. Students enjoy reporting school news, local weather,
and special reports all written, directed, filmed, and anchored by
Lamplighter fourth graders. The programs are broadcast from
a studio equipped with state-of-the-art cameras, teleprompters,
lighting, and green screens just like studios of professional
television news programs.
Each week a team of eight fourth graders, led by the school’s
academic technology coordinator, Kate Ogden, collaborates to
create the broadcasts, each student learning a specific job but
also learning the importance of teamwork. “I love how well
the students have all come together to work as a team,” Ogden
commented. “Each group adds a piece to the project, but the
project as a whole belongs to the entire fourth grade.”
By the end of the school year, every fourth grader will have
worked in every role necessary to produce the broadcasts, from
anchor to technician. Judy Gass, last year’s Interim Head of
School, says of the initiative, “It’s collaborative and hands-on.
Plus the students hone their presentation skills while building
community schoolwide.”
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Dream in
Turn Dreams Into Reality With
Lamplighter’s Annual Fund
The Annual Fund is the lifeblood of Lamplighter. Annual Fund dollars raised
during the school year cover the gap between tuition and the actual cost of
educating a Lamplighter student.
A successful Annual Fund campaign depends on participation from every
member of our school community – trustees, parents, grandparents, alumni,
parents of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends. Last year, 100% of trustees and
faculty and staff and 95% of parents participated. We hope to reach our goal
of 100% participation among parents and of increased participation from
alumni, grandparents, and parents of alumni.
Lamplighter strives to keep tuition at a manageable level for a wide range of
families. The Annual Fund allows us to continually enhance the classroom
experience while limiting tuition increases.
Unlike tuition, contributions to the Annual Fund are tax deductible.
Annual Fund Recognition Levels
The Luminary Society
Beacon
Torchbearer
Candle Lighter
Luminary Member
The 1953 Club
The Lantern Club
$12,500 and above
$7,500 – $12,499
$3,000 – $7,499
$1,250 – $2,999
$500 – $1,249
$25 – $499
Ways to Make Your Donation
Mail: Send your pledge/gift to the school by using the return envelope.
Online: www.thelamplighterschool.org. Click on Support Lamplighter.
Phone: Call 214.369.9201 ext. 365 with your credit card information or to
inquire about stock gifts.
All gifts to the 2011 - 2012 Annual Fund must be made before May 31, 2012.
2011 - 2012 Annual Fund
Lamp Post
Fall 2011
a publication of The Lamplighter School | Dallas, Texas
Report of Annual Giving
2010 -2011
Building on Success
Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011
Last year was a
momentous year
at Lamplighter.
We pulled together as a community and
purchased our land while continuing our
mission of inspiring children to be lifelong
learners. As you will see in the following
Annual Report, more than 900 individuals
provided the school over $4,600,000 in
financial contributions.
Thanks to the commitment of our
trustees, life trustees, current and former
parents, grandparents, faculty and staff,
and alumni, Lamplighter successfully:
•Exceeded the $400,000 Annual Fund
goal with 94% parent participation.
•Continued the tradition of the last eight
years with 100% faculty and staff participation in the Annual Fund.
•Increased alumni parent participation in
the Annual Fund by 17%.
•Boosted alumni annual giving
participation by 20%.
•Celebrated the Lamplighter Parents’
Association, recipient of the Spirit Award.
•Started a new tradition with our young
alumni (those in high school and middle
school) who sponsored a car wash that
raised over $7,000.
•Hosted the “Forever in Blue Jeans”
auction and socials that raised $232,000
and brought parents together throughout
the year.
•Involved more grandparent volunteers
than ever at school events, enriching the
lives of our students and the community.
Last year was also a time to look forward.
To that end, last spring, parents were
invited for small round-table discussions
about Lamplighter. These conversations
will continue with our new Head of
School, Joan Hill, throughout 2011-2012
and are extremely important as the school
moves into a strategic planning process.
On behalf of our entire school community, I want to extend my heartfelt
gratitude for your loyal support of
Lamplighter. It is through your continuing
generosity that we are able to provide our
students with the skills, self-confidence,
and love of learning that they need in an
ever-changing world.
Thank you for your gifts of leadership
and resources that enable Lamplighter to
be the best it can be for our children.
In Lamplighter Spirit,
Sandy Diamond
Director of Advancement
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Volunteer Leadership
The following is a list of individuals whose gifts of time and talent served the development efforts of Lamplighter during the period
June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011. The school’s continued advancement depends on such committed, energetic, and generous individuals.
Board of Trustees
Alumni Council
David Benners
Brett Blakey ’71
David Campbell
Don Carty
Laura Cole ’71
Hope Cramm
John Crates
Jack Foxworth ’68
Jane Hurst
Jennifer Karol
Kirsten Kerrigan
Leslie Krakow ’69
Lisa Kraus
Rayna Loeb
Jennifer Mosle
Lily Myers
Tim Perkins
Karen Pollock ’76
Toby Purdy
Andy Rabin
Catherine Rose
Alex Sharma
Nancy Skochdopole
Andy Villareal
Mitchell Ward
Sarah Weinberg
Carolyn Westberry
Lucy Wrubel ’78
Lilly Albritton ’91
Flauren Fagadau Bender ’90
Steven Davidoff ’85
Joey Davisson ’86
Kyle Ford ’74
Chris Gannett ’83
Ashley Geller ’84
Betty Godkin ’86
Elisabeth (Giggy) Loeb Jacobson ’81
Courtney Jones Johnson ’89
Eugenia Hudson King ’75
Jeffrey Kitner ’86
Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’83
Adam Leventhal ’78
Gregory Marquess ’79
Bradley Miller ’77
Kristin Ortega ’89
Melinda Paine ’86
Kay Ellen Cohen Pollack ’79
Eric Reeves ’74
Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83
Julia Wolff Shaddock ’86
Justin Small ’83
Max Swango ’76
Aimee Marquess Whitaker ’85
Lucy Reeves Wrubel ’78
Life Trustees
Stuart Bumpas
Dan Cook
Mary McDermott Cook
David Corrigan ’68
Mike Dodge
Charles Ginsburg
Rolf Haberecht
Marietta Scurry Johnson
Jack Klein
Carol Levy
Ludwig Michael
David Miller
Barbara Nichols
Margaret Rogers
Barney Young
Lamplighter Parents’
Association Board
Jane Hurst, President
Beth Baker
Stephanie Bassman
Leslie Benners
Sam Bloom
Nicole Boykin
Nancy Buss
Kelli Chabria
Cathy Cohen
Laurie Darlak
Meghana Dhall
Carrie Ford
Dana Garner
Meg Graves
Kristie Ramirez Hoitsma
Katie Johnson
Tracy Kaye
Gina Yarbrough Landry
Laura Lear
Karen Lobdell
Jen Lochridge
Beverly Markham
Leslie Needleman
Susan Ness
Sharon Pfaff
Courtney Plumlee
Gretchen Pollom
Monica Purdy
Ricki Rabin
Jen Ratan
Gowri Sharma
Kiersten Stockham
Charmaine Tang
Kristen Twomey
Aimee Whitaker
Annual Giving
Leadership
Carrie Bays
Carla Bolden
Allison Bovard
Maura Bradshaw
Cathy Cohen
Laurie Darlak
Samantha Durst
Catie Enrico
Jenney Gillikin
Shelly Groves
Debbie Herskovitz
Jennifer Karol
Kristin Laws
Laura Lear
Michelle Lockhart
Candace Martin
Susu Meyer
Erika Moss
Jennifer Niccol
Lali Rambeau
Selwyn Rayzor
Kristin Rees
Jennie Reeves
Molly Sealy
Meredith Steinhart
Kiersten Stockham
Michelle Thomas ’03
Lisa Warren
Sarah Weinberg
Lucy Reeves Wrubel ’78
Campaign for the Future
Steering Committee
Kirsten Kerrigan, Chair
Jack Foxworth ’68
Jennifer Karol
Jennifer Mosle
David Miller
Karen Pollock ’76
Andy Rabin
Catherine Rose
Alex Sharma
Nancy Skochdopole
Steering Sub-Committee
Michael Hurst ’75
Peggy Meyer ’73
Max Swango ’76
Faculty/Staff Committee
Jessica Bennett
June Landry
Marty Melton
Marynell Murphy
Jody Stout
Anne Yarbrough ’81
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Giving Results
Annual Fund Gifts by Source for 2010-2011
Trustees
Faculty/Staff
Parents
Grandparents
Alumni Parents Friends and Former Faculty/Staff
Foundations and Corporations
$71,301
$10,615
$192,152
$46,105
$14,050
$3,717
$66,407
Total Annual Fund Giving
$404,347
All Gifts by Designation for 2010-2011
Annual Fund
Capital Gifts
Brenda Hagar Memorial Fund
Program Support Miscellaneous Fund
Alumni Faculty/Salary Support Endowed Fund
Media Center Open House
Media Center Tribute Fund
Community Support Fund
$404,347
$4,165,235
$11,878
$35,111
$16,758
$12,909
$3,900
$3,769
Total Gifts to Lamplighter 2010-2011
$4,653,907
2010-2011 OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSES
Revenue
Other Incl.
Endow. Draws
7%
Expenses
Annual Fund
5%
Financial Aid
6%
Facilities
9%
Administrative
8%
Salaries &
Benefits
73%
Tuition
88%
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Academic
4%
Cumulative Giving
The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2010, to
May 31, 2011. It includes all cash and pledges to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.
($1,000,000 or above)
Anonymous
Jennifer and Tom Karol
Amy and Darren Kozelsky
Carol and John Levy
($250,000 - $999,999)
($10,000 - $24,999)
Anonymous
Eugene McDermott Foundation
Mary McDermott Cook
Margaret McDermott
Deedie and Rusty Rose
Catherine and Will ’77 Rose
The Vennerberg Family
($100,000 - $249,999)
The Corrigan Family
Marilyn and Leo Corrigan, Jr.
Alice Corrigan Carruth
Catherine Corrigan
Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan
Leo Corrigan III
Mary Corrigan Livingston
Shannon and Jeff Estes
The Jerry R. Junkins Family Foundation
Sally Junkins
Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan
Karen and Bruce Lobdell
Lisa and Peter Kraus
Laura and Rick Lear
Lily and Scott Myers
($50,000 - $99,999)
The Ackerman Family
Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman
Helma and Ed Ackerman
Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation
Ana and Don Carty
Laura ’71 and David Cole
Angela and John Crates
Jim Davis and Heidi Williams
Samantha and Tim Durst
Jan and Bob Firth
Sherry and Joel Fontenot
Jack Foxworth ’68
Jenney and David Gillikin
Rita and Jack Klein
Rayna and Michael Loeb
Sheila McCartor
Jennifer and Jon Mosle
Monica and Toby Purdy
Micki and Mike Rawlings
Christine and Dick Rogoff
Betty and Brian Schultz
The Staubach Family Foundation
Marianne and Roger Staubach
Candace and Max ’76 Swango
Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation
Barbara and John Thomas
Amy and Kelcy Warren
Sarah and Russell Weinberg
Ute and Rolf Haberecht
Patty and David Miller
Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock
The Rayzor Family
The J. Newton Rayzor ($5,000 - $9,999)
Foundation
Laura and Andy Baughman
Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust
Sallie Rayzor
Jill Bee ’69
Margaret and Bob Rogers
The Benners Family
Gowri and Alex Sharma
Claire Benners
The Wilson Family
Leslie and David Benners
Andrew Wilson ’75
Haise and Kevin Borgmann
Owen Wilson ’79
Lisa and Chuck Brown
Luke Wilson ’82
Tamara and David Campbell
Donna and Jordan Cowman
Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford
($25,000 - $49,999)
Shona and Arlo Gilbert
Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey
Martha and Bob Gillikin
The Aaron and Catie Enrico Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz
Family Foundation
Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst
Catie and Aaron Enrico
Gunjan and Anurag Jain
Tracy and Jeff Kaye
Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King
Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow
Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin
American Endowment Foundation
Traci and Sean Owen
The Paulos Foundation
Aphrodite and Sam Paulos
Missy and Bill Payne
Underwood, Perkins & Ralston
Jennifer and Tim Perkins
Kristen and Clifton Phillips
Pizza Hut
7th Generation Foundation
Sarah and George ’77 Seay
The Steinhart Family
The Dallas Foundation
Phyllis and Ron Steinhart
Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart
Kenny Steinhart ’79
Randi Steinhart
Shannon and Jodie Thompson
Mark Varel
Merry and Chad Vose
Pam Wills-Ward and
Mitchell Ward
E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner
Foundation, Inc.
Helen and Gene Willingham
($1,000 - $4,999)
4-L Engineering
Anonymous
Heather and Ray Balestri
Bank of Oklahoma
Bank of Texas
Stephanie and Paul Bassman
Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow
Lisa and Marquez Bela
Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom
Allison and Chris Bovard
Maura and Jason Bradshaw
Nancy and John Breitfeller
Shonn and Clarence Brown
Ranell and Steve Brown
Jenny and Pete Bulban
Erika and Chad Burkhardt
Marcella Butler ’75
Jennifer and Christian Cather
Linda and John Cauley
Kelli and A.J. Chabria
Laura and Riz Chand
Theresa Christensen
Steven Clark ’88
The Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts
Cathy and Mark Cohen
Command Security Corporation Aviation Safeguards
Debbie Cox
Hope and Gene Cramm
Judy and Rod Creel
Margaret Bennett Cullum Charitable Lead Unitrust
Betsy and Bennett Cullum
Liz and Ross Cunningham
Linda and Bill Custard
Sandy and Barry Diamond
Vivian and Billy Dimas
Melisa and Jeff Dorrill
Eason Petroleum, Inc.
Shirley and Ken Eason
Monica and Joe Eastin
Debbie and Sam Elchami
Rosemary and Roger Enrico
Sandra and Gary Fernandes
Tim Foo and Kristine Doan
Dana and Tom Garner
Judy and Robert Gass
Joan and Larry Genender
Paul Genender
Ashley and Kris Glover
Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb
Kim and Clark Griffith
Ellen and John Grimes
Michelle and John Grimes
Shelly and Todd Groves
Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman
Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C.
Jill and Paul Herz
Peter Holland
Jennifer and Steve Houghton
Melissa and Rob Hunt
Hilary Jenkins ’78
Katie and Jed Johnson
Karyna and A.J. Johri
Eye Surgery of Texas, P.A.
George Joseph
The Kirk Family
The Dallas Foundation
Mirjam and Chris Kirk
Angela and Marc Klein
Karen and Bob Knudson
Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal
Nick Leggatt
Lisa and Rick Levy
Jen and Brett Lochridge
Michelle and Bill Lockhart
25
Cumulative Giving
Nisha and Vikas Lunia
Sheryl and Eric Maas
Candace and Rich Martin
Susan and Mike Matta
Alex May ’77
Sue McCullough
Marty and Jack Melton
Pam and Carter Meyer
Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer
Su-Su and Jerry Meyer
Communities Foundation of Texas
Carmen and Ludwig Michael
Jon Morgan and Liz Seabury
Paula and Jon Mosle
Kate and Clay Mote
Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky
Leslie and Jason Needleman
Jennifer and Brian Niccol
Barbara and Bud Nichols
Melissa and Norry Niven
Pam and Ken O’Krent
Nova and Lincoln Patel
Dan Patterson
Angela Paulos
Sharon and David Pfaff
Roxanne and Gene Phillips
Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli
Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee
Ricki and Andy Rabin
Barbara and Stan Rabin
Vicki Raney
Jen and Ravi Ratan
Peggy S. Rayzor
Kristin and Ricky Rees
The Reeves Family
Eric Reeves ’74
Jennie and Stuart Reeves
Safeway, Inc
Michael P. Sealy Family Trust
Molly and Michael Sealy
Diane and Scott Sealy
26
Sengbush Studio, Inc.
Terry and Larry Sengbush
Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon
Dena and Peter Silberman
Del Ruth Skaggs
Nancy and Jim Skochdopole
Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small
Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon
Kiersten and Michael Stockham
Studio Bon
Ginger and Louis Sullivan
Melissa and Bobby Sussman
Charmaine and George Tang
Texas Instruments Foundation Matching Gifts
Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer
Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu
Patricia and John Vermillion
Bobbie and Andy Villareal
Janice and Gary Walsh
Mi Jung and Jim Warner
Lisa and George Warren
Wendy and Michael Weinman
Jeannie and David Weisoly
Carolyn and David Westberry
Shana and Barry Wilcox
Meredith Wrighton
Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel
Sally and Barney Young
Carmen and Andy Yung
Angela and Luis Zambrano
Michael Zhu and Jane Liu
Amy and Mike Zicarelli
($1 - $999)
Abbott Fund Matching Gifts
Carol and Bill Adams
Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan
Jessa Adler
Nalini and Paul Aggarwal
Nicholas R. Agritelley
Angelica and Josué Aguilar
Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar
Suzanne and Nasim Akhtar
Joseph Albert ’01
Sara and Mark ’64 Albert
Lilly Albritton
Diane Alder
Karen Allen
Susan and Hank Alterman
Sandy and Bryce Anderson
Carol and Mark Anderson
Debbie and Marc Andres
Richard Andrews
Anonymous
Lisa and Kyle Antes
Barbra and Bud Applebaum
Marcy Applebaum ’05
Seth Applebaum ’08
Raj Arakal and Usha Mani
Martha and Nelson Arroyo
Beth and Rob Baker
Bob Baker
Julie and Paul Baker
Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel
Rand Barnes ’04
Kim and Randy Barnes
Sandy and Robert Bassman
Betsy Baum ’83
Carol Baumer
Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom
Carrie and Josh Bays
Majel and Ronnie Beall
Linda and Carl Bell
Lauren Bell
Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender
Jessica Bennett
Caroline and Scot Bernstein
Mary Ella and John Bitzer
Dorothy Bjorck
Georgia Sue Black
Traci and Travis Blalock
Kalita Beck Blessing ’69
Allison ’87 and Josh Block
Naomi and Bernard Bloom
Lauryn and Jason Bloom
Carolyn and Ronald Blum
Carla and Dylan Bolden
Joan and Chuck Bovard
Joan Bowman
Elizabeth and Robert Boyce
Angie and Marshall Brackbill
Thomas Bradley and Lisa Raper
Martha and Ron Bradshaw
Darlene Brajer
Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand
Kirby Brand ’05
Shelby Brand ’08
Dallas Jewish Community Foundation
Brenda and Stuart Brand
Carter Brasch ’04
Gretchen ’75 and Reiner Brasch
Margaret and Robert Braun
Susie and George Breen
Natalie Breen ’02
Amy and Matt Brenner
Phil Brewer
Amelia Brown ’10
Amy Brown ’78
Rebecca and Chad Brown
Kay and Clarence Brown
Lauren Brown ’92
Lynn Brown
Lori and David Browne
Jenny and James Brundage
Melanie and Marty Buckholt
Diana and Bob Buckles
Joe Bumpas ’97
Diane and Stuart Bumpas
Sarah Burdick
Bill Burton
Marian and Robert Buslett
Michael Buss and Nancy Buss
Anne and Bruce Buswell
Sally and Allen Butler
Karen and Kyle Butler
Helen and Mike Butler
Ivonne and David Cabrales
Emma and Juan Cabrales
Cindy and Bob Campbell
Russell Canham and Raksha Jain
Billie and Henry Carder
Robin Carder ’75
Phyllis and Bruce Carr
Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr
Sylvia Carraway
Helen and Rives ’76 Castleman
Sloane Castleman ’08
Mary Katherine Cates
Mary Cynthia and Bill Church
Emily Church ’06
Will Church ’06
Ben Clark ’83
Kristie and Rob Clark
Daniel Clifford and
Shannon Morse ’80
Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal
Sharon and Murray Cohen
Jo and Stanley Cohen
Melissa and William Collins
Dorothy Comley
Angie and Father Chris Constantinides
Susan and Chris Cooper
Sam Cowger ’07
Anna Cramm ’10
Claire Cramm ’07
Chanda and Ken Crane
Cameron H. Crates ’10
Chandler Crates ’09
Jean and Robert C. Crates
Pam and Jason Creel
Cumulative Giving
Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin
Nancy Cronin
Kitty and Tom Cross
Carrie and Dodd Crutcher
Liz Curlin
Kristin and John Curreri
Brandy and Henry Dalton
Laurie and Joe Darlak
Maria ’74 and Brent Dau
Mandy and Sean Davenport
Susan and Michael Davidoff
Cammy and Holmes Davis
Kristen Davis ’00
Lisa and Harvey Davisson
Meghana and Harpreet Dhall
Laura and Bill Dickason
Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey
Melba Dillard
Marisa Diotalevi
Susan and Mike Dodge
Mary and David Dolan
Lindsay Dolan ’00
Brenda and Don Dorward
Deb Dunne
Ann and Bob Dyer
Trey Dyer and Maggie Dyer
Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer
Angel and Eric Eichhorn
Betsy and Richard Eiseman
Arden and Scott Ellis
Mark Envani and Lori Ward
eScrip
Nancy and Mario Esquivel
Suzy and Howard Etheridge
Peter Etheridge ’05
Karen and Mike Evans
Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze
Susan and Richard Faber
Patricia Fair
Margaret and Jim Farr
Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon
Barbara and Ernest Feldgus
Elise and Rob Fermier
Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes
Kathy and Jeromy Fielder
Karen Filipino
Jenifer and Peter Flynn
Sophie and Arkady Fomin
Jen and Greg Fomin
Nita and John Ford
Soume and Paul Foshee
Dolores and Boyd Foster
Nichole Foster
Paula and Wallace Franklin
Veretta and Marlon Frazier
Coco Freling ’04
Richard Freling ’04
Susie French
Bonnee and Marc Fuller
Furman Land Purveyors, Inc
Neha and Salil Gaitonde
Jennifer and David Galardi
Madhuri and Amar Gande
Lisa and Chris ’83 Gannett
Rekha and Uday Garadi
Jamie ’77 and Bryan Garrett
Jamie and Greg Gaunt
Holly Gaunt
Beverly and Thurman Geddie
Adrienne Gehan ’02
Caroline and Glenn Gehan
Ashley Geller ’84
Madeleine and Mark Geller
Anice Genender
David Gerber and Lara Johnson
Rebecca and Jonathan Giles
Heather and Chris Gilker
Colleen and Scott Gilmour
Beverly and Charles Ginsburg
Jill and Brett Giroir
Tracy I. Glover
Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin
Gigi and Bud Goff
Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis
Laura Goff
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Matching Gifts
Traci Good
Catherine Graass ’06
James Graass ’04
Susan and Jim Graass
Meg and Dave Graves
Ashleigh and Will Gravlee
Suzanne Green
Leah and Jon ’69 Gross
Dorisene and Joe Groves
Jezabel Guadalupe
Olivia and Fred Guggenheim
Pushpa and Krishan Gupta
Nancy and David Haemisegger
Mary Kay Hagar
Karen and Mike Hagar
Tanner C. Hakert ’06
Tate Hakert ’09
Amy and Steve Hall
Charles Hansford
Finley Harbaugh
Tania and Kevin Hardage
Melissa and Geoff Harper
Linda and Harlan Harper
Cindy and Michael Harrington
Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Barbara and Jim Hazlewood
Kim and Thomas Henley
LaJean and Joe Henry
Hereford Texas Federal Credit Union
Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz
Paul Herz ’06
Jill and Paul Herz
Lillian and Greg Hessel
Meredith Hessel ’08
Tommy Hessel ’09
Kim and Vaughn Hester
Sandra Hill
Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch
The Hockaday School
Linda and Phil Hodgson
Sarah Hodgson ’10
Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck
Jennifer and Justin Hogue
Kristie and Tom Hoitsma
Stacy and Tom Holliday
Michelle and William Holloway
Maggie and Jeff Hollway
Kacy and Steve Holmes
Marian and Jerry Holzsweig
Rita and Sandy Holzsweig
Esther and Paul Hood
Lauren Hosek ’97
Tricia and Jerry Hosek
Nicole and Brian Householder
Olivette and Alan Hubler
Lynn and Sam Hughes
Calvin T. Hull
Laura and Ellison Hurt
Sandra and Rick Illes
Didem and Onur Inanoglu
Valerie and Todd Istre
Iverify, Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Fran and Don Jackson
Julianne Jacobs ’05
Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson
Mamta and Rajeev Jain
Dorris and Terry James
Vidya Jayaraman and Anisa Iyer
Carolyn and Michael Jaynes
Natalie Jaynes
Ashley M. Johnson
Courtney Johnson ’89
Kathy and Trip Johnson
Sue and William Joiner
Jane and Elwyn Jones
Patti and Jeff Jones
Cole Jordan ’10
Janine and Sasha Jovanovic
Andrew Jury ’02
Ann Frances and Cliff Jury
Helen Jury ’98
Amanda Kadesky ’06
Andrew Kadesky ’03
Ann and Keith Kadesky
Jina Kaiser
Sonia and Jatin Kakkar
Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman
Michael Kardash
Justin Kasmir ’82
Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz
Sabra and Shaul Katzav
David Kerrigan ’08
Dubuque Bank & Trust Company
Pat and John Kerrigan
Katie Kerrigan
Phyllis and Jeffrey Kessler
Aliya and Mushtak Khatri
Nancy Kim
Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik
Barbara Kinard
Jonathan King ’08
Sandra Kirk
Barbara and Bob Kirstein
Lillian and Brett Kirstein
Ashlee and Chris Kleinert
George Knudson
Natalie Koch
Jane Koerner
Shari and Andy Krage
Ben Krakow ’08
Eli Krakow ’10
27
Cumulative Giving
Austin Krohn ’09
Tricia and Jim Krohn
Logan Krohn ’10
Mary and Danny Kureska
Chelsea and Mike Lake
Sherry and Ronnie Lamb
Brenna and Will Lambert
Holly and Bruce Lanahan
June Landry
Gina and Tom Landry
Heidi and Joey Lane
Eleanor Laney
Bonnie and Carl Lang
Shiela and Justin Lannen
Bob Latham
Kristen Laws
Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake
Clem and Fred Lear
Donald Lee and Emily Cates
Loretta and Wendell Lee
Sally Levine ’08
Katherine Levy ’02
Coleta and Joe Lewis
Lindi and Chris Light
Pat and Joe Lola
Eric Lombardi ’73
Lunch Ladies LLC
Catherine Lynn
Richard Lyon
John Mack
Pat and Barry Macy
Jill and Brent Magnuson
Patricia and Ted Mandeville
David Mangelsdorf and
Katrina Cotton
Ellen and Stephen Manshel
Barbara and Jim Manzi
Susan and Richard Marcus
Beverly and David Markham
Skintrigue, Inc.
Greg Marquess ’79
Rita and Jim Marquess
Susan Marquess
Lyndsey Marron
Maria and Federico Marroquin
Charles Marsh ’87
Angie and Jerry Martilik
Carolyn and Pat Maupin
Mary Ann and Mike May
Emily McBurney
Brian McCool
Gayle and David McCoy
Melani and Craig McDougal
Monica and Matt ’86 McGraw
Eva McKee
Marlon McMakin and
Camille Varland
Rebecca ’79 and Keith McNeal
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Kimberly and Neelesh Mehendale
Pene and Eric Meniere
Tom Mercer ’89
Marilyn Merkle
Gladys and G.C. Merritt
Jane and Henry Meyer
Esther and Michael Meyers
Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz
Microsoft Matching Gifts
Shirley and Bob Miller
Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller
Laura and Erin Miller
Amy and Matt ’88 Miller
Hayley and Ali Mirza
Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law
Donna and Tim Mitchell
Amy and Brian Mitts
Sue and Brad Moore
Garrett Moore ’00
Nikki and Jason Morash
Jennifer and Jeff Morrison
Mimi and Ron Moses
Kelly and David Moskovic
Kate Mosle ’04
Michael Mosle ’08
Sara Mosle
Erika and Jarod Moss
Birdie and Bill Mote
Anne and Tom Motlow
Kristin and John Mullen
Sree and Nik Munshi
Michelle and Brian Murawski
Elise Murphy
Marynell Murphy
Neiman Marcus Group
Matching Gifts
Katie Nelson
Susan and Doug Ness
Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff
Nancy and Joe Neuhoff
Wendy and Jay Newberger
Lynda and Gordon Newman
Katri Niemi ’02
Les Niemi and Sharon Brown
Lesa and Nick Nikolai
Ann and Paul Noonan
Jayme and Salim Nourallah
Johanna and Greg Nystrom
Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion
Susan and Steve O’Brien
Kate and Mark Ogden
Taeri and Jonathan Oh
Stacy and David Olesky
Jackson Olesky ’04
Kelly Oleson ’87
Jordan Olschwanger ’05
Donna and Larry Olschwanger
Megan Olschwanger ’08
Sheryll Orbase
ORIX USA Corporation
Matching Gifts
Kristin and Aaron Ortega
Joyce Owen
Suzanne and Peter Paddock
Christine and Warren Paddock
Allan Padgett ’78
Anne Cowden Padilla ’66
Lisa and Daniel Parker
Amisha and Amit Patel
Mary and Charlie Patterson
Katie Payne ’06
Whit Payne ’09
Jeff Peck
Lakeshia and Chris Peters
Andrew Pfaff
Anne and Wayne Pfaff
Suzanne and Huy Pham
Campbell Dental PA
Khanh Pham and
Victoria Nguyen
Sonia Philipson
Terri and Brad Phillips
Mollie and Paul Pin
Plastronics Socket Company
Kay Ellen ’79 and Jake Pollack
Ryan Pollack ’08
Katherine Pollock ’10
Lainie Porter
Kay and Jim Preddy
Preservation Dallas, Inc.
Veenu and Rohit Puri
Reece Rabin ’10
Joan and Ken Raff
Ramesh Raghunathan and
Aarthi Ram
Jeffrey Rahilly and
Kimberly Freeland
Sangeeta and Ram Rai
Lali and Jon Rambeau
Karina Rambeau ’04
Kayla Rambeau ’06
Corky Rambo
Sandy and Philip Raskin
Tulika and Upendar Reddy
Karen and Keller Reid
Julie and Gerry Reihsen
Leanne and Mark Reiter
Mason Reiter ’04
Merrill Reiter ’01
Edna and Dante Renzulli
Tassi and Dimitri Reppas
Maria and Antonio Reyes
Sheila Rice
Taylor Rison
Kathy Ritz
Carol Roark
Marsha and Louis Robertson
Katherine Rochelle ’98
Melissa ’85 and Jon Rodriguez
Peggy and Bill Roe
Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby
Judy and Colin Rorrie
Jill and Irwin Rose
Marian Rosenblum
Sharon Ross
Bruce Rothstein and Sarah Rechter
Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake
Carol and Dave Rowley
Dimple and Jack Royal
Lindsay Rubin ’90
Cumulative Giving
Melissa and Raphael Rusch
Maria and Bryan Rutledge
Jessie and Jay Sackler
Christina and Tomo Sakai
Ellen and Lee Salzberger
Katie Sandlin
Kippy and Dave Sands
Jim Savage and Kim Henderson
Beth and Paul Savoldelli
Marcia and Stephen Schaul
Darla and Carl Scherz
Shelby Schultz ’10
Jennifer and Jacob Schulz
Rachel and Joshua Schumann
Elaine and Allen Schuster
Judy and Dave Scull
Danielle and Scott Sealy
April and David Seeds
Maureen and James Self
Ann and Irwin Sentilles
Julie ’86 and Peter Shaddock
Margo and Jack Shadle
Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes
Stephanie Shafer
Shane Shanafelt
Natalie and Lantz Sharpe
Amy Sheinberg ’74
Betty Sue and Israel Sheinberg
Stacy Shepherd ’70
Sue and Brian Shibley
Short Stop II
Kelly and Brad Shoup
Cheryl Shulman
Saima and Sajid Siddiqi
Ali Simenc ’09
Kristin and Dan Simenc
Timothy Simenc ’07
Michelle and Mike Sims
Denys Slater
Russell Rhodes
Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater
David D. Smart, Jr. ’01
Duncan Smart ’04
I Wuf LP
Charla and John Smart
Philip Smart ’08
Eva Smith
Smith, Frank & Partners
Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis
Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer
Paul Staveteig and
Gretchen Champion
Sheila and Larry Stern
Megan ’85 and Michael Stern
Pat and Jim Stevens
Denise and Christopher ’83 Stewart
Charlie L. Stobaugh
Nancy and Kent Stobaugh
Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh
Casey Stoltz
Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson
Callie Stone ’06
Marshall Stone ’04
Jody Stout
Carlene and Jack Strobel
Alison and Dan Stump
Laura and Paul Sullivan
Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney
Linda and Larry Sutton
Betsy and Bob Swango
Camie Swango ’10
Kathryn and John Szwejkowski
Brooke and Charles Tappan
Target
Shirley and Pete Tart
Paul Tarwater
Reagan Tate
Joe Tauscher ’88
Leigh Telzrow
Imogene Thoma
Beth and Bryan Thomas
Cragina Thomas
Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas
Valerie and Eric Tiffany
Sandra and Rice Tilley
Lynda and Jim Tonick
Marilyn Torbett Company, LC
Marilyn and Gene Torbett
Kim Trautmann
Karin and Mark Tribuna
Lynn and Jonathan Trichel
Laura and Bryan Trubey
Mechiell Whitaker Tucker
Reggie Tucker
Kristen and Brian Twomey
Janice and Douglas Ugaki
Connie Urbanczyk
Matt Valentine and
Melissa Valentine
Alexandra Villareal ’06
Vose Foundation Inc.
Anne and Chuck Vose
G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc.
Krystn and Scott Waddell
Laurie and Andrew Wallace
Danielle and Matthew Wallace
Tracy and Scott Wallingford
Ferna and Craig Ward
Kelly Warren
Krista Warren
Marjorie and Dick Waters
Rebecca and Charlie Watson
Cecilia and Terry Watson
Kenn Webb and
Harriet Anne Tabb
Gayle and Joe Weinberg
Chandler Weisbart ’02
Courtney Weisbart ’06
Kandi and Mark Weisbart
Jan and Ron Weishaar
Julie and Jamie Welton
Emily and Al West
James West ’10
Jessica Westberry ’05
Cate Wetzel ’01
Catherine and Jack Wetzel
John Wetzel ’03
Mona Wheatley
Carla Wheeler ’76
Sean Wheeler
Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker
Claude White
Wendy and James White
Jill Wiedman
Debbie and David Wiggans
Karen Wilbur
Ashley and Robert Wilcox
Maggie and Ennis Williams
Vivian and Eugene Williams
Kay and Oscar Williams
April and John Willingham
Mandi Wilson
Victoria Wiman
Claudia and Brian Wing
Melinda and Stephen Winn
Mark Wischmeyer
Emily Wisner ’04
Peggy and Rory Wisner
Bryant Wolf
Carrie Wright
Anne Yager
P.T. Yager ’06
Lea and Leo Yancey
Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough
Jennifer and Matthew Yarbrough
Marianna and Jon Yellen
Mary and Ken Yung
Sue and Luis Zambrano
Joe Zopolsky ’84
Lori and Brian Zweig
29
Annual Fund Donors by Recognition Level
The following is a comprehensive list reflecting giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011.
It includes all cash gifts to the Annual Fund.
Luminary Beacon
($12,500 or above)
*Catherine and Will ’77 Rose
Luminary Torchbearer
($7,500 - $12,499)
The Aaron and Catie Enrico
Family Foundation
*Catie and Aaron Enrico
Rich Moses and Selwyn
Rayzor Kirkwood Fund of The
Community Foundation
Amy and Kelcy Warren
Luminary Candle
Lighter
($3,000 - $7,499)
Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust
Jill Bee ’69
*Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey
*Tamara and David Campbell
*Linda and Bill Custard
*Paul Genender
Laurie and Peter Grauer
*Sally Junkins
*Tracy and Jeff Kaye
*Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan
*Amy and Darren Kozelsky
*Lisa and Peter Kraus
*Carol and John Levy
*Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock
*Ricki and Andy Rabin
Eric Reeves ’74
*Kenny Steinhart ’79
*Randi Steinhart
*Phyllis and Ron Steinhart
*Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu
The Vennerberg Family
*Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel
Luminary Member
($1,250 - $2,999)
Edward and Wilhelmina
Ackerman Foundation
*Leslie and David Benners
*Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom
*Allison and Chris Bovard
*Lisa and Chuck Brown
*Jenny and Pete Bulban
*Ana and Don Carty
*Kelli and A.J. Chabria
*Theresa Christensen
*Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan
*Angela and John Crates
*Shirley and Ken Eason
*Debbie and Sam Elchami
*Jack Foxworth ’68
Dana and Tom Garner
*Judy and Robert Gass
*Ellen and John Grimes
*Shelly and Todd Groves
*Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman
*Peter Holland
*Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst
*Jennifer and Tom Karol
*Mirjam and Chris Kirk
*Angela and Marc Klein
*Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow
Laura and Rick Lear
*Lisa and Rick Levy
*Jen and Brett Lochridge
*Michelle and Bill Lockhart
*Candace and Rich Martin
*Susan and Mike Matta
*Carmen and Ludwig Michael
*Patty and David Miller
Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury
*Jennifer and Jon Mosle
Paula and Jon Mosle
*Lily and Scott Myers
*Leslie and Jason Needleman
Angela Paulos
*Sharon and David Pfaff
*Monica and Toby Purdy
Jen and Ravi Ratan
Peggy S. Rayzor
*Deedie and Rusty Rose
*Terry and Larry Sengbush
*Gowri and Alex Sharma
Del Ruth Skaggs
*Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon
*Candace and Max ’76 Swango
Texas Instruments Foundation Matching Gifts
*Pam Wills-Ward and
Mitchell Ward
*Lisa and George Warren
*Sarah and Russell Weinberg
The 1953 Club
($500 - $1,249)
Richard Andrews
Anonymous
*Georgia Sue Black
Joan Bowman
*Nancy and John Breitfeller
*Shonn and Clarence Brown
Joe Bumpas ’97
*Diane and Stuart Bumpas
*Ivonne and David Cabrales
*Linda and John Cauley
Laura and Riz Chand
Steven Clark ’88
*The Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts
*Laura ’71 and David Cole
*Donna and Jordan Cowman
*Hope and Gene Cramm
Judy and Rod Creel
*Cammy and Holmes Davis
*Sandra and Gary Fernandes
*Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes
*Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford
*Joan and Larry Genender
*Heather and Chris Gilker
*Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb
*Ute and Rolf Haberecht
Charles Hansford
* Denotes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years.
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*Melissa and Geoff Harper
*Jill and Paul Herz
*Melissa and Rob Hunt
Fran and Don Jackson
George Joseph
*Pat and John Kerrigan
*Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King
*Rita and Jack Klein
*Karen and Bob Knudson
*David Mangelsdorf and
Katrina Cotton
Charles Marsh ’87
*Sheila McCartor
Microsoft Matching Gifts
*Elise Murphy
*Barbara and Bud Nichols
*Susan and Steve O’Brien
Traci and Sean Owen
Dan Patterson
*Missy and Bill Payne
*Jennifer and Tim Perkins
Jeffrey Rahilly and
Kimberly Freeland
*Vicki Raney
*Bruce Rothstein and
Sarah Rechter
*Betty and Brian Schultz
Paul Staveteig and
Gretchen Champion
Pat and Jim Stevens
*Carlene and Jack Strobel
*Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer
*Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas
*Bobbie and Andy Villareal
*Merry and Chad Vose
*Wendy and Michael Weinman
*Julie and Jamie Welton
Emily and Al West
*Wendy and James White
*Sally and Barney Young
*Joe Zopolsky ’84
The Lantern Club
($1 - $499)
Abbott Fund Matching Gifts
*Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan
Jessa Adler
Nicholas Agritelley
Joseph Albert ’01
Lilly Albritton
Diane Alder
*Susan and Hank Alterman
Anonymous (3)
Lisa and Kyle Antes
*Martha and Nelson Arroyo
Bob Baker
*Beth and Rob Baker
Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel
Rand Barnes ’04
Randall L. Barnes
*Laura and Andy Baughman
Betsy Baum ’83
*Carol Baumer
*Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow
Jessica Bennett
Dorothy Bjorck
*Angie and Marshall Brackbill
Darlene Brajer
*Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand
Kirby Brand ’05
Shelby Brand ’08
*Brenda and Stuart Brand
Carter Brasch ’04
*Susie and George Breen
Natalie Breen ’02
*Amy and Matt Brenner
Amelia Brown ’10
*Amy Brown ’78
*Lauren Brown ’92
Lynn Brown
*Ranell and Steve Brown
*Melanie and Marty Buckholt
Sarah Burdick
Bill Burton
*Sally and Allen Butler
Helen Butler
Robin Carder ’75
*Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr
*Mary Cynthia and Bill Church
Emily Church ’06
Will Church ’06
Daniel Clifford and
Shannon Morse
*Susan and Chris Cooper
Sam Cowger ’07
Debbie Cox
Claire Cramm ’07
Anna Cramm ’10
Nancy Cronin
*Kitty and Tom Cross
*Liz Curlin
*Laurie and Joe Darlak
*Maria ’74 and Brent Dau
Kristen Davis ’00
Marisa Diotalevi
*Mary and David Dolan
*Lindsay Dolan ’00
*Melisa and Jeff Dorrill
Deb Dunne
Ann and Bob Dyer
*Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer
Howard Etheridge
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*Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze
Richard Faber
*Jenifer and Peter Flynn
Jen and Greg Fomin
Nita and John Ford
Nichole Foster
Wallace Franklin
Coco Freling ’04
Jamie ’77 and Bryan Garrett
Holly Gaunt
Ashley Geller ’84
*Rebecca and Jonathan Giles
*Colleen and Scott Gilmour
Gigi and Bud Goff
*Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis
Laura Goff
*Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Matching Gifts
James Graass ’04
*Meg and Dave Graves
Suzanne Green
*Michelle and John Grimes
Jezabel Guadalupe
Olivia Guggenheim
*Tanner C. Hakert ’06
Tate Hakert ’09
Amy and Steve Hall
Finley Harbaugh
*Tania and Kevin Hardage
*Lillian and Greg Hessel
Tommy Hessel ’09
*Sandra Hill
*Linda and Phil Hodgson
Sarah Hodgson ’10
*Maggie and Jeff Hollway
Rita and Sandy Holzsweig
*Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz
Lauren Hosek ’97
Lynn and Sam Hughes
*Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson
Natalie Jaynes ’03
Ashley Johnson
Cole Jordan ’10
*Andrew Jury ’02
*Helen Jury ’98
*Jina Kaiser
Justin Kasmir ’82
Katie Kerrigan ’05
Nancy Kim
Jonathan King ’08
*Jeffrey Kitner ’86
George Knudson
Natalie Koch
*Jane Koerner
*Shari and Andy Krage
Ben Krakow ’08
Eli Krakow ’10
Austin Krohn ’09
*Tricia and Jim Krohn
Logan Krohn ’10
*Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin
*June Landry
Gina and Tom Landry
*Heidi and Joey Lane
Eleanor W. Laney
*Bob Latham
Kristen Laws
Clem and Fred Lear
*Loretta and Wendell Lee
Nick Leggatt
Sally Levine ’08
*Rayna and Michael Loeb
*Pat and Joe Lola
Eric Lombardi ’73
Catherine Lynn
Pat and Barry Macy
*Jill and Brent Magnuson
Skintrigue, Inc.
Greg Marquess ’79
*Lyndsey Marron
*Alex May ’77
*Mary Ann and Mike May
*Brian McCool
*Gayle and David McCoy
*Sue McCullough
Eva McKee
*Marlon McMakin and
Camille Varland
*Marty and Jack Melton
Tom Mercer ’89
*Marilyn Merkle
*Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer
*Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz
*Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller
*Donna and Tim Mitchell
Amy and Brian Mitts
Sue and Brad Moore
Garrett Moore ’00
Mimi and Ron Moses
Kate Mosle ’04
Michael Mosle ’08
Sara Mosle
Kate and Clay Mote
Anne and Tom Motlow
Sree and Nik Munshi
*Marynell Murphy
Neiman Marcus Group
Matching Gifts
Katie Nelson ’93
*Susan and Doug Ness
*Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff
*Lynda and Gordon Newman
*Katri Niemi ’02
*Ann and Paul Noonan
*Johanna and Greg Nystrom
*Kate and Mark Ogden
*Pam and Ken O’Krent
Kelly Oleson ’87
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Sheryll Orbase
Matching Gifts
Kristin and Aaron Ortega
Allan Padgett ’78
*Anne Cowden Padilla ’66
Katie Payne ’06
Whit Payne ’09
Jeff Peck
*Lakeshia and Chris Peters
Campbell Dental PA
*Khanh Pham and
Victoria Nguyen
*Sonia Philipson
*Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli
Mollie and Paul Pin
Ryan Pollack ’08
Lainie Porter
Kay and Jim Preddy
Reece Rabin ’10
*Joan and Ken Raff
Aarthi Ram
Kayla Rambeau ’06
*Mason Reiter ’04
*Merrill Reiter ’01
*Sheila Rice
Taylor Rison
*Kathy Ritz
Peggy and Bill Roe
*Judy and Colin Rorrie
Jill and Irwin Rose
Marian Rosenblum
*Sharon Ross
Lindsay Rubin ’90
Katie Sandlin
*Marcia and Stephen Schaul
*Darla and Carl Scherz
*Judy and Dave Scull
*April and David Seeds
Stephanie Shafer
*Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon
Amy Sheinberg ’74
*Cheryl Shulman
Ali Simenc ’09
*Nancy and Jim Skochdopole
Denys Slater
Russell Rhodes
Duncan Smart ’04
Philip Smart ’08
Eva Smith
*Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer
Charlie L. Stobaugh
*Nancy and Kent Stobaugh
*Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh
*Kiersten and Michael Stockham
Casey Stoltz
*Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson
Callie Stone ’06
*Jody Stout
Camie Swango ’10
*Kathryn and John Szwejkowski
*Reagan Tate
Joe Tauscher ’88
Leigh Telzrow
*Cragina Thomas
Reggie Tucker
Matt Valentine and
Melissa Valentine
*Patricia and John Vermillion
Anne and Chuck Vose
*Laurie and Andrew Wallace
*Ferna and Craig Ward
Kelly Warren
Krista Warren
James West ’10
*Carolyn and David Westberry
Cate Wetzel ’01
John Wetzel ’03
Mona Wheatley
Carla Wheeler ’76
*Claude White
Jill Wiedman
Karen Wilbur
Ashley and Robert Wilcox
Mandi Wilson
Emily Wisner ’04
*Bryant Wolf
*Carrie Wright
Anne Yager
P.T. Yager ’06
*Lea and Leo Yancey
*Anne Yarbrough ’81
Mary and Ken Yung
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Donors by Constituency
The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving from individual donors for the period June 1, 2010 to May 31, 2011,
sorted by constituency type. It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.
Board of Trustees
(100% participation)
Ana and Don Carty
Hope and Gene Cramm
Jack Foxworth ’68
Pam Wills-Ward and
Mitchell Ward
Life Trustees
Mary McDermott Cook
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Rita and Jack Klein
Carol and John Levy
Faculty and Staff
(100% participation)
Jessa Adler
Karen Allen
Jessica Bennett
Amy Brown ’78
Sarah Burdick
Bill Burton
Debbie Cox
Liz Curlin
Deb Dunne
Nichole Foster
Jezabel Guadalupe
Lauren Hosek ’97
June Landry
Kristen Laws
Nick Leggatt
Catherine Lynn
Lyndsey Marron
Sheila McCartor
Brian McCool
Sue McCullough
Eva McKee
Elise Murphy
Marynell Murphy
Katie Nelson ’93
Kate and Mark Ogden
Sheryll Orbase
Jeff Peck
Vicki Raney
Taylor Rison
Kathy Ritz
Katie Sandlin
Stephanie Shafer
Cheryl Shulman
Eva Smith
Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer
Casey Stoltz
Jody Stout
Kathryn and John Szwejkowski
Reagan Tate
Leigh Telzrow
Kim Trautmann
Claude White
Jill Wiedman
Mandi Wilson
Bryant Wolf
Carrie Wright
Parents
Class of 2011
Tracy and Jeff Kaye
Lorri and David Lancashire
Lisa and Rick Levy
Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen
Bruce Rothstein and
Sarah Rechter
Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer
Mark Varel
Wendy and Michael Weinman
Class of 2012
Beth and Rob Baker
Marisa Diotalevi
Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze
Jill and Paul Herz
Susan and Doug Ness
Ann and Paul Noonan
Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen
Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon
Merry and Chad Vose
Pam Wills-Ward and
Class of 2013
Mitchell Ward
Amy
and Kelcy Warren
Lisa and Kyle Antes
Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Krista Warren
Emily and Al West
Vivian and Eugene Williams
Class of 2014
Angel and Eric Eichhorn
David and Jennifer Galardi
Anice Genender
Paul Genender
Theresa Christensen
Pam and Jason Creel
Laura Goff
Meg and Dave Graves
George Joseph
Jina Kaiser
Peter Holland
Lorri and David Lancashire
Gina and Tom Landry
Katrina Cotton
Jon Morgan and Liz Seabury
Marlon McMakin and
Sara Mosle
Camille Varland
Susan and Doug Ness
Amy and Brian Mitts
Anne and Tom Motlow
Jeffrey Rahilly and
Traci and Sean Owen
Kimberly Freeland
Randi Steinhart
Cragina Thomas
Lea and Leo Yancey
Jen and Ravi Ratan
Valerie and Eric Tiffany
Matt Valentine and
Melissa Valentine
Lea and Leo Yancey
Class of 2015
Laura and Riz Chand
Dana and Tom Garner
Anice Genender
Paul Genender
Meg and Dave Graves
Mamta and Rajeev Jain
Nancy Kim
Donald Lee and Emily Cates
Amy and Brian Mitts
Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor
Kate and Clay Mote
Sree and Nik Munshi
Aarthi Ram
Randi Steinhart
Merry and Chad Vose
Pam Wills-Ward and
Mitchell Ward
Kelly Warren
Class of 2016
Lisa and Kyle Antes
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Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman
Amy and Steve Hall
Sabra and Shaul Katzav
Heidi and Joey Lane
Laura and Rick Lear
Katrina Cotton
Susan and Doug Ness
Traci and Sean Owen
Jen and Ravi Ratan
Cragina Thomas
Reggie Tucker
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Matt Valentine and
Melissa Valentine
Class of 2017
Thomas Bradley and Lisa Raper
Daniel Clifford and
Shannon Morse
Jen and Greg Fomin
Laura and Rick Lear
Lisa and Rick Levy
Jennifer and Jeff Morrison
Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor
Sree and Nik Munshi
Paul Staveteig and
Gretchen Champion
Reggie Tucker
Vaughn Vennerberg and
Kent Kunkel
Pam Wills-Ward and
Mitchell Ward
Georgia Sue Black
Ben Meyer ’13
Margot Meyer ’14
Hudson Bloom ’15
Sam Bovard ’11
Jack Bovard ’15
Joan Bowman
Cruz Hoitsma ’15
Claire Bradshaw ’16
Grandparents
Abby Brand ’12
Reid Ackerman ’14
Owen Ackerman ’16
Evan Brown ’13
Carol and Bill Adams
Ryan Brown ’16
Luke Adams ’12
Lynn Brown
Brooke Adams ’14
Hudson Brown ’16
Diana and Bob Buckles
Andrew Akhtar ’15
Michaela Creel ’14
Sandy and Bryce Anderson
Emma and Juan Cabrales
Luke Zicarelli ’16
Sarah Cabrales ’15
Bob Baker
Tessa Cabrales ’17
Virginia Baker ’12
Francis Barnes and
Susu Campbell ’15
Priscilla Wrubel
Stella Wrubel ’16
Mercer Lee ’15
Sandy and Robert Bassman
Jack Cohen ’15
Skylar Kaye ’11
Caroline Cohen ’16
Blake Bassman ’14
Sophia Cohen ’16
Blair Bassman ’17
Chanda and Ken Crane
Carol Baumer
Josh Chabria ’13
Thomas Matta ’12
Jean and Robert C. Crates
Brooke Matta ’17
Campbell Crates ’12
Judy and Rod Creel
Peyton Sharpe ’16
Michaela Creel ’14
Nancy Cronin
Grant Needleman ’11
Jack Cronin ’17
Elise Needleman ’14
Dorothy Bjorck
Henry Hurt ’15
Jack Cohen ’15
Caroline Cohen ’16
Alex Ladin ’16
Sophia Cohen ’16
Ann and Bob Dyer
Row Dyer ’16
Claire Groves ’12
Danny Enrico ’13
Gigi Enrico ’16
Joey Enrico ’16
Karen and Mike Evans
Isabella Fielder ’14
Raja Mehendale ’16
Shae Galardi ’13
Sophia Fernandes ’11
Aubrey Fomin ’17
Nita and John Ford
Ella Varel ’11
Parker Owen ’13
Peyton Owen ’16
Paula and Wallace Franklin
Colin Neuhoff ’11
Madelyn Neuhoff ’16
Amar Kakkar ’17
Holly Gaunt
Porter Gaunt ’15
Quinn O’Brien ’11
Dwyer O’Brien ’13
Jack Genender ’13
George Genender ’15
Kate Gillikin ’14
Alexander Gillikin ’16
Julia Small ’16
Tracy I. Glover
Rivers Glover ’15
Autumn Glover ’17
Gigi and Bud Goff
Audrey Goff ’13
Laurie and Peter Grauer
Logan Lear ’16
Finley Lear ’17
Suzanne Green
Alex Rabin ’12
Cooper Rabin ’16
Gracie Grimes ’11
Emma Grimes ’13
Dorisene and Joe Groves
Claire Groves ’12
Anya Aggarwal ’17
Linda and Harlan Harper
Mark Motlow ’13
Jack Cronin ’17
Sandra Hill
Dane Kozelsky ’11
Rita and Sanford Holzsweig
Celia Holzsweig ’17
Dorris and Terry James
Benton O’Banion ’16
Kathy and Trip Johnson
Inez Johnson ’13
Maxwell Johnson ’17
Briggs Jones ’12
Sally Junkins
Patrick Kerrigan ’11
Anna Lobdell ’15
Jacob Lobdell ’16
Patrick Kerrigan ’11
Sandra Kirk
Kirsten Kirk ’12
Jake Kirk ’15
George Knudson
Grace Knudson ’13
Peyton Plumlee ’14
Alexa Plumlee ’15
Sherry and Ronnie Lamb
Joshua Weisoly ’13
Nathan Weisoly ’13
Abby Weisoly ’15
Whitney Reid ’14
Caroline Reid ’17
Clem and Fred Lear
Logan Lear ’16
Finley Lear ’17
Pat and Barry Macy
Quentin Balestri ’15
Julian Balestri ’17
Griffin Benners ’12
Jackson Benners ’15
Chloe Weinman ’11
Barbara and Jim Manzi
StacyBeth Cohen ’13
Charlie Rose ’12
Jack Rose ’13
Jackson Whitaker ’15
Austin Whitaker ’17
Susan Marquess
Jackson Whitaker ’15
Austin Whitaker ’17
Marilyn Merkle
Charlotte Schultz ’17
Ben Meyer ’13
Margot Meyer ’14
Julian Meyer ’16
Mimi and Ron Moses
Jack Moses ’15
Adair Moses ’17
Paula and Jon Mosle
Johanna Keyser ’14
Birdie and Bill Mote
Katherine Mote ’15
Colin Neuhoff ’11
Madelyn Neuhoff ’16
Lynda and Gordon Newman
Lindsay Kaplan ’12
Jackson Paddock ’17
Drew West ’13
Angela Paulos
Angeliki Paulos ’15
Anne and Wayne Pfaff
Andrew Pfaff ’13
Cate Pfaff ’16
Riley Phillips ’15
Sydney Phillips ’16
Lainie Porter
Porter Gaunt ’15
Kay and Jim Preddy
Penelope Piccagli ’11
Alex Piccagli ’12
Alex Rabin ’12
Cooper Rabin ’16
Corky Rambo
Grace Knudson ’13
Gus Solis ’12
Roman Solis ’15
Peggy S. Rayzor
Jack Moses ’15
Adair Moses ’17
Stella Wrubel ’16
Isabella Shadle ’11
Christian Shadle ’13
Thomas Shadle ’16
Sheila Rice
John Paul Noonan ’12
Peggy and Bill Roe
Avery Borgmann ’12
Robert Borgmann ’14
William Borgmann ’16
Susu Campbell ’15
Charlie Rose ’12
Jack Rose ’13
Jill and Irwin Rose
Sophia Hurst ’12
Thomas Rowley ’16
Elizabeth Walsh ’12
Celia Holzsweig ’17
Noah Stern ’16
Kippy and Dave Sands
Inez Johnson ’13
Maxwell Johnson ’17
Elaine and Allen Schuster
Hanna Newberger ’15
Eva Newberger ’16
Judy and Dave Scull
Virginia Baker ’12
Lilly Sealy ’14
Scotty Sealy ’15
Georgia Sealy ’17
Isabella Shadle ’11
Christian Shadle ’13
Thomas Shadle ’16
Matthew Pollock ’11
Brody Morrison ’17
Del Ruth Skaggs
Caroline Anderson ’15
Denys Slater
Rodes Slater ’15
Will Slater ’17
Gracie Grimes ’11
Emma Grimes ’13
Will Steinhart ’12
Matthew Steinhart ’15
Meg Steinhart ’15
Luke Steinhart ’17
Noah Stern ’16
Charlie L. Stobaugh
Emery Stobaugh ’12
Delia Stobaugh ’15
Emery Stobaugh ’12
Delia Stobaugh ’15
Josh Chabria ’13
Paul Sullivan ’12
Jackson Swango ’12
Katherine Swango ’14
Meryl Katz ’15
Judd Katz ’16
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Lilly Sealy ’14
Georgia Sealy ’17
Sandra and Rice Tilley
Campbell Crates ’12
Avery Henderson ’13
Marilyn and Gene Torbett
Claire Bradshaw ’16
Anne and Chuck Vose
Gardiner Vose ’13
Harrison Vose ’15
Kaethe Thomas ’12
Tayce Thomas ’16
Rebecca and Charlie Watson
Cameron Peters ’12
John Weinberg ’17
Mona Wheatley
Sam Bovard ’11
Jack Bovard ’15
Karen Wilbur
Kate Gillikin ’14
Alexander Gillikin ’16
Lydia Williams ’13
Johnny Willingham ’17
Victoria Wiman
Kate Eastin ’16
Jack Yarbrough ’13
Mary and Ken Yung
Sophia Yung ’14
Sue and Luis Zambrano
Olivia Zambrano ’16
Alumni Donors
by Decade
1960s
Jack Foxworth ’68
Jill Bee ’69
1970s
Helen ’71 and Mike Butler
Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz
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Eric Lombardi ’73
Eric Reeves ’74
Amy Sheinberg ’74
Robin Carder ’75
Andrew Wilson ’75
Lori and Brian ’75 Zweig
Carla Wheeler ’76
Jamie Ginsberg Garrett ’77
Alex May ’77
George Seay ’77
Amy Brown ’78
Allan Padgett ’78
Owen Wilson ’79
Greg Marquess ’79
1980s
Ben Clark ’83
Justin ’83 and Nicole ’83 Small
Ashley Geller ’84
Joe Zopolsky ’84
Melissa ’85 and Jon Rodriguez
Charles Marsh ’87
Kelly Oleson ’87
Steven Clark ’88
Joe Tauscher ’88
Kristin ’89 and Aaron Ortega
Tom Mercer ’89
1990s
Lindsay Rubin ’90
Lilly Albritton ’91
Lauren Brown ’92
Finley Harbaugh ’93
Ashley M. Johnson ’93
Katie Nelson ’93
Natalie Koch ’96
Joe Bumpas ’97
Lauren Hosek ’97
Helen Jury ’98
2000s
Daniel Clifford and
Shannon ’80 Morse
Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson
Justin Kasmir ’82
Jon ’82 Morgan and Liz Seabury
Luke Wilson ’82
Betsy Baum ’83
Kristen Davis ’00
Lindsay Dolan ’00
Garrett Moore ’00
Joseph Albert ’01
Cate Wetzel ’01
Natalie Breen ’02
Andrew Jury ’02
Katri Niemi ’02
Natalie Jaynes ’03
John Wetzel ’03
Rand Barnes ’04
Carter Brasch ’04
Coco Freling ’04
James Graass ’04
Kate Mosle ’04
Mason Reiter ’04
Duncan Smart ’04
Emily Wisner ’04
Nicholas R. Agritelley ’05
Kirby Brand ’05
Katie Kerrigan ’05
Emily Church ’06
Will Church ’06
Paul Herz ’06
Katie Payne ’06
Kayla Rambeau ’06
Callie Stone ’06
P.T. Yager ’06
Sam Cowger ’07
Claire Cramm ’07
Shelby Brand ’08
Jonathan King ’08
Ben Krakow ’08
Sally Levine ’08
Michael Mosle ’08
Ryan Pollack ’08
Philip Smart ’08
Tate Hakert ’09
Tommy Hessel ’09
Austin Krohn ’09
Whit Payne ’09
Ali Simenc ’09
2010s
Amelia Brown ’10
Anna Cramm ’10
Sarah Hodgson ’10
Cole Jordan ’10
Eli Krakow ’10
Logan Krohn ’10
Reece Rabin ’10
Camie Swango ’10
James West ’10
Parents of Alumni
Diane Alder
Debbie and Marc Andres
Kim and Randy Barnes
Georgia Sue Black
Helen ’71 and Mike Butler
Ana and Don Carty
Mary Cynthia and Bill Church
Hope and Gene Cramm
Kitty and Tom Cross
Betsy and Bennett Cullum
Jim Davis and Heidi Williams
Suzy and Howard Etheridge
Sherry and Joel Fontenot
Nita and John Ford
Dodie and Jack Foxworth
Olivia and Fred Guggenheim
Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz
Frances and Donald Jackson
Rita and Jack Klein
Eleanor Laney
Bob Latham
Carol and John Levy
Pat and Joe Lola
Susan Marquess
Alex May ’77
Sheila McCartor
Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz
Sue and Brad Moore
Edith and Peter O’Donnell
Dan Patterson
Sonia Philipson
Mollie and Paul Pin
Lainie Porter
Joan and Ken Raff
Christine and Dick Rogoff
Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby
Sharon Ross
Charlie L. Stobaugh
Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson
Kenn Webb and
Harriet Anne Tabb
Anne Yager
Friends and
Former Faculty/Staff
Richard Andrews
Anonymous
Lauren Bell
Darlene Brajer
Phil Brewer
Sylvia Carraway
Dorothy Comley
Melba Dillard
Patricia Fair
Karen Filipino
Susie French
Traci Good
Mary Kay Hagar
Charles Hansford
Stacy and Tom Holliday
Lynn and Sam Hughes
Calvin T. Hull
Michael Kardash
Barbara Kinard
Jane Koerner
Pat and Joe Lola
Richard Lyon
John Mack
Emily McBurney
Margaret McDermott
Joyce Owen
Sallie Rayzor
Carol Roark
Marian Rosenblum
Shane Shanafelt
Pat and Jim Stevens
Paul Tarwater
Imogene Thoma
Connie Urbanczyk
Sean Wheeler
Mark Wischmeyer
Meredith Wrighton
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Organizational Donors and Tribute Gifts
The following list reflects giving from organizational donors and tribute gifts for the period June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011.
It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.
Organizations
4-L Engineering
Abbott Fund
Edward and Wilhelmina
Ackerman Foundation
Bank of Oklahoma
Bank of Texas
Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust
Bold Foundation, Inc.
Campbell Dental PA
The Coca-Cola Company
The Aaron and Catie Enrico Family Foundation
eScrip
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Furman Land Purveyors, Inc.
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Hereford Texas Federal Credit Union
The Hockaday School
I Wuf LP
Iverify, Inc.
The Chris & Mirjam Kirk Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation
Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation
Lunch Ladies LLC
Marilyn Torbett Company, LC
Microsoft
Neiman Marcus Group
O’Donnell Foundation
Pizza Hut
Plastronics Socket Company
Russell Rhodes
Safeway, Inc.
7th Generation Foundation
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Short Stop II
Skintrigue, Inc.
The Staubach Family Foundation
Steinhart Family Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation
Studio Bon
Texas Instruments Foundation
E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Inc.
Phil Brewer
Sylvia Carraway
Dorothy V. Comley
Melba Dillard
Patricia Fair
Karen Filipino
Furman Land Purveyors, Inc
Traci Good
Tribute Gifts
Mary Kay Hagar
A wonderful life of learning
Carrie Bays
E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Hereford Texas Federal Credit Union
Foundation
The Hockaday School
Calvin Hull
Kathey Beddow
IVerify, Inc.
Jessica Bennett
Michael Kardash
E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Katie Kerrigan ’05
Foundation
John Breitfeller
Barbara Kinard
Matt Brenner
Arnie Cohen
Richard Lyon
Anonymous
John Mack
Betsy Cullum
Emily McBurney
Betsy and Barrett Cullum
Margaret Bennett Cullum Jennifer and Jon Mosle
Charitable Lead Unitrust
Joyce Owen
Margaret Cullum
Dan Patterson
Margaret Bennett Cullum Roxanne and Gene Phillips
Charitable Lead Unitrust
Liz Curlin
Julie and Gerry Reihsen
Sandy Diamond
Carol Roark
Diane Gibby and Rod Rohrich
Melisa Dorrill
Beth and Paul Savoldelli
Paul Genender
Judy Gass
Shane Shanafelt
Brenda Hagar
Paul Tarwater
Imogene Thoma
Connie Urbanczyk
Kenn Webb and
Harriet Anne Tabb
Sean Wheeler
Mark Wischmeyer
Anne Marie Helfrich
Elizabeth Helfrich
Ben Krakow
Will Lambert
Galaxy Soccer Team
The Lamplighter Faculty
Catherine Lynn
Sheila McCartor
Sue McCullough
Marty Melton
Elise Murphy
Marynell Murphy
Timmy Nadolsky
Karen Pollock
Vicki Raney
Ed Ritenour
Catherine Rose
Duncan Smart
Dwayne Spencer
Patricia Vermillion
Bryant Wolf
Luke Zicarelli
Keepers of the Flame
Keepers of the Flame includes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years.
15+ YEARS
Jack Foxworth ’68
21
21
Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow20
20
Liz Curlin
20
Sheila McCartor
20
Sue McCullough
20
20
20
Kathy Ritz
20
19
Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan17
17
Rita and Jack Klein
16
16
16
Carol and John Levy
Carmen and Ludwig Michael 16
Nancy and Jim Skochdopole 16
15
Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas15
15
10+ YEARS
14
14
14
Elise Murphy
14
14
Claude White
13
Ana and Don Carty
13
13
13
13
Sally Junkins
13
13
Joan and Ken Raff
13
Jody Stout
13
Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer13
Carolyn and David Westberry 13
12
12
Helen Jury ’98
12
12
12
12
Kathryn and John Szwejkowski 12
12
11
Hope and Gene Cramm
11
Lindsay Dolan ’00
11
Jane Koerner
11
11
Marynell Murphy
Carrie Wright
11
10
Amy Brown ’78
10
Mary Cynthia and Bill Church 10
Kitty and Tom Cross
10
10
Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman10
Jill and Paul Herz
10
Cheryl Shulman
Reagan Tate
The Coca-Cola Company
5+ YEARS
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Beth and Rob Baker
9
9
9
9
9
Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes9
9
9
9
9
Andrew Jury ’02
9
9
9
Lisa and Rick Levy
9
9
Alex May ’77
Marilyn Merkle
9
9
9
Kate and Mark Ogden
Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock 9
9
Catherine and Will ’77 Rose 9
Sharon Ross
9
9
9
9
Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer 9
9
9
Candace and Max ’76 Swango 9
9
Merry and Chad Vose
9
8
8
8
Tamara and David Campbell 8
8
8
Jina Kaiser
8
Lyndsey Marron
8
8
8
8
Sonia Philipson
8
8
8
Judy and Dave Scull
8
Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon8
7
Carol Baumer
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Sandra Hill
7
7
Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson 7
Tracy and Jeff Kaye
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
Vicki Raney
7
Mason Reiter ’04
7
7
7
Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon 7
7
Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan 6
6
6
6
Lauren Brown ’92
6
6
6
Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer 6
Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze6
6
Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz 6
6
6
6
Brian McCool
6
6
6
Marlon McMakin and Camille Varland
Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz6
6
Susan and Doug Ness
6
Katri Niemi ’02
6
6
6
6
Kiersten and Michael Stockham 6
6
Cragina Thomas
6
Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu 6
6
Wendy and Michael Weinman 6
6
Bryant Wolf
6
6
Lea and Leo Yancey
6
5
Georgia Sue Black
5
5
5
5
5
5
Theresa Christensen
5
5
5
5
Paul Genender
5
5
Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb 5
Meg and Dave Graves
5
5
5
Peter Holland
5
5
5
June Landry
5
Heidi and Joey Lane
5
5
Bob Latham
5
5
Pat and Joe Lola
5
Katrina Cotton
5
5
5
5
Esther and Jaime Mondragon 5
Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff 5
Lynda and Gordon Newman 5
5
Ann and Paul Noonan
5
5
Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen5
5
Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law 5
Sheila Rice
5
Bruce Rothstein and 5
Sarah Rechter
5
Randi Steinhart
5
Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson 5
5
Pam Wills-Ward and Mitchell Ward5
5
5
5
Joe Zopolsky ’84
5
We have made every effort to give proper credit to all who have so generously contributed to The Lamplighter School during the 2010-2011 fiscal year.
We regret any omissions or errors and request that any such oversight be reported to the Advancement Office at 214-369-9201 ext. 365 or [email protected]
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Endowment Progress
The following reflects pledges and contributions received by May 31, 2011, to Lamplighter’s Endowed Funds.
Erik Jonsson Endowment for Teacher Development Lamplighter Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund
Lamplighter Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund
Lamplighter Financial Aid Endowed Fund
Lamplighter General Endowed Fund
Lamplighter Media Center Endowed Fund
Lamplighter Technology Endowed Fund
$100,000
$26,485
$134,732
$85,712
$850,196
$34,999
$38,568
Chandler ’09, Cameron ’10, and Campbell ’12 Crates Endowed Fund
The Margaret Jonsson Family Foundation Endowed Fund
The Jerry R. Junkins Family Endowed Fund
Kraus Family Endowed Fund
Patty and David Miller Family Endowed Fund
Katie ’06 and Whit ’09 Payne Endowed Fund
Sharma Family Endowed Fund
Klyde Warren ’13 Endowed Fund
$50,000
$100,000
$50,000
$125,000
$100,000
$75,000
$50,000
$100,000
Carty Family Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund
Pollock Family Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund
$50,000
$50,000
Alumni Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund
Carty Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund
LPA Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund
Chang-Myers Family Financial Aid Endowed Fund
Eugene McDermott Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund
Jess Merkle Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund
Kate ’04 and Michael ’08 Mosle Financial Aid Endowed Fund
Katherine ’10 and Matthew ’11 Pollock Financial Aid Endowed Fund
$51,000
$50,000
$50,000
$75,000
$50,000
Campbell Family Media Center Endowed Fund
John W. Rose ’13 Media Center Endowed Fund
$50,000
$50,000
Margaret ’01 Corrigan Family Visiting Artist Endowed Fund
Dooley Author Series Endowed Fund
Endowed Fund for Pre-Kindergarten Program
Suzanne and B.G. ’75 Porter Community Education Endowed Fund Charles H. Rose ’12 Environmental Science Endowed Fund
Carrie ’00 and Cody ’08 Thoma Patterson Environmental Science Endowed Fund
Endowed Fund for Music Ward Family and Purdy Family Faculty Diversity Endowed Fund
$50,000
$50,000
$56,000
$75,000
$50,000
$50,700
$3,333
$50,000
Agritelley Family Technology Endowed Fund
Edward Alexander Rose ’10 Technology Endowed Fund Ford/Varel and Owen Families Technology Endowed Fund
Krakow and Family Technology Endowed Fund
$10,000
$50,000
$50,000
$50,000
Approximate Total of Permanently Endowed Funds
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$160,021
$150,000
$1,188,926
$4,440,678
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