Katherine Delmar Burke School Annual Report 2011

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Katherine Delmar Burke School Annual Report 2011
Burke’s
Message from the President
of the Board of Trustees
Burke’s mission is to educate, encourage
and empower girls. Our school combines academic
excellence with an appreciation for childhood so that
students thrive as learners, develop a strong sense of self,
contribute to community, and fulfill their potential, now
and throughout life.
The past year was one of progress and change at
Burke’s. After a three-year tenure as Head of School,
Kim Wargo left Burke’s in June to become the headmistress of the Hockaday School in Dallas. Since July 1,
our school has been under the excellent stewardship
of Interim Head of School Lila Lohr. With decades of
school leadership experience, Lila’s wisdom and broad
knowledge of independent schools have helped enable
Burke’s to move forward on all fronts.
Perhaps the most important work of the Board of
Trustees over the past year has been the comprehensive
national search for our next Head of School, which
culminated on November 15 with the appointment of
Michele Williams. Michele will be taking the helm on
July 1, 2012 coming to us from the Stevenson School in
Pebble Beach, California, where she has been Head of
the upper school since 1998.
The unanimous choice of the search committee and
the full Board of Trustees, Michele stood out to all
Burke’s constituents – trustees, faculty, staff, parents
and students alike – for her keen intelligence, strong
and inclusive leadership style, visionary thinking, warm
and approachable personality, and clear alignment with
Burke’s mission and values. I would like to especially
thank Ravin Agrawal and Louisa Consagra for cochairing the search committee and to say how excited
we are to have Michele Williams as the eighth Head of
the Katherine Delmar Burke School.
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We continue to make great progress toward our longterm financial and strategic goals while working to
enhance the day-to-day operations of our school.
Among the highlights of 2011, we achieved 99% parent
participation, 100% trustee participation and 94%
faculty and staff participation in the annual fund, raising
a record $951,000 to support the operating budget. In
addition, our Parents’ Association contributed $550,000
to student financial assistance and faculty and staff
development – and $50,000 to the endowment – from
the net proceeds of Family Festival 2010 and Dinner
Auction 2011. These strong fundraising results help
decrease pressure on escalating tuition and are a tangible
reflection of the support of our school community.
Our school is in excellent fiscal shape in no small
measure due to the leadership of Peter Engel, who served
as Treasurer of the Board from 2008 to 2011. Below is
a brief summary of our school’s financial well-being.
• We completed our fiscal year ended June 30, 2011 with
a balanced budget and with total operating revenue of
$12 million. Approximately 82% of our revenue came
from tuition, with 12% from fundraising, 3% from our
endowment draw and 3% from other income.
• Total expenses for the year were $12 million with
CAIS Update
salaries and benefits representing 62% of our expenses
in fiscal 2011. Student financial assistance was 9%,
facilities operations, maintenance and depreciation
totaled 10%, instructional costs were 7% and general
and administrative expenses were 4%. Interest costs
associated with the bonds issued for our campus
renovation and building project (Second Century
Project) decreased to 6% in fiscal 2011 as we paid
down $5 million of these bonds and restructured the
remaining debt in November 2010.
The accreditation process is important in the life
• Reflecting the prudent oversight of our investment
The self-study involved administration, faculty,
committee, Burke’s endowment rebounded to $12.2
million as of June 30, 2011. The endowment is critical
not only to the long-term health of Burke’s but also as it
provides an annual draw that helps fund current operations. Our endowment draw in fiscal 2011 was $360,000.
and staff, along with the Board of Trustees and
One of the highlights of the past year was the very successful introduction of Burke’s first all-inclusive lunch
program for students, faculty and staff, a big step in our
student and community wellness initiative. In addition,
an important project of the Board of Trustees was its
work on revising and updating Burke’s mission statement (see facing page) – kudos to trustee and alumna
Dana Goldberg and our lower school librarian Susan
Faust for leading that effort!
January 29 through February 1, this visiting
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I extend my most
sincere thanks to all our parents, alumnae, faculty,
staff, grandparents and other friends of Burke’s for their
deep commitment and support of our school.
will hopefully lead to a renewed six-year accredi-
cycle of independent schools. Burke’s received
a full six-year accreditation in 2006 from the
California Association of Independent Schools
(CAIS). The school just completed an extensive
self-study as part of the regular 2012 accreditation process. The resulting 176-page self-study
report examines all aspects of school life and
concludes with an action plan for the future.
Parents’ Association. Coordinated by Susan
Faust, the accreditation process will culminate
with a site-visit by a five-member committee,
assigned to Burke’s by CAIS. On campus from
committee is being led by Reveta Bowers, the
Head of the Center for Early Education in Los
Angeles and a highly respected educator who
has participated in 60 school accreditations. The
self-study report provides a rich and full picture
of the school at this moment in time, and we
look forward to the visiting team’s report, which
tation by the CAIS Board of Standards.
Lila Lohr
Interim Head of School
December 2011
Arun Sharma
President, Board of Trustees 2010-2012
December 2011
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Our aim is to develop a deep love of learning. This statement from our new admissions
viewbook reflects our commitment to being a community of learners. Students, faculty, staff
and parents contribute to and are partners in the Burke’s educational process.
To enhance student learning, we match our curriculum to the ways that we know girls
learn best – and to what brain research tells us. One example is our new math program,
Investigations, which builds our girls’ problem-solving and critical thinking skills and provides
them opportunities to collaborate, manipulate and “team.”
To facilitate parent learning, we offer a robust Speakers Series and our annual Great Girls Deserve
Great Schools Symposium. These programs bring authors, educators and thought leaders to
campus, such as our 2010 Symposium speaker Dr. JoAnn Deak, who presented advice to parents
and educators on how to help children develop into confident, competent adults.
learning together
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Play is an integral part of a child’s school experience. A recent report by the Alliance
for Childhood directly links play to children’s ability to master academic content: “Play has
to be seen not as an opposite to work but rather as a complement. Curiosity, imagination and
creativity are like muscles; if you don’t use them, you lose them.”
At Burke’s, we balance the rigor of our curriculum with the firm belief that learning, like
childhood, should be a joyous experience. On our fields, courts, play structures, and studios,
as well as in our classrooms, our girls have ample opportunity for both structured and
unstructured spontaneous play.
playing together
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We foster and support the physical, mental, social and emotional well-being of
our community. We are putting this statement into practice in many ways. One way is our
new lunch program, which not only fosters individual health and wellness, but also builds
on our school’s values of community, inclusivity and sustainability.
Another cornerstone of our health and wellness initiative is the adoption of mindfulness.
In recent months, with the help of professionals from Mindful Schools, we have conducted
mindfulness training with our faculty and staff and in-class sessions with students. The results
are already apparent as we see girls across all grade levels incorporating mindfulness in their
studies and broader lives.
healthy together
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We nurture and challenge each girl to achieve not only her highest academic
potential, but also her creative potential. An example of our strong visual arts program is
“Hats off to San Francisco,” a third grade art project. Building on their study of San Francisco,
our third graders creatively integrated their lessons into hats that represented the city’s historical
landmarks. Made of recycled materials, these fabulous creations were featured in our annual
Arts Festival in May.
The culmination of our dramatic arts program each school year is the eighth grade musical.
Last June, the Class of 2011 performed, choreographed, designed costumes for, staged and
managed an outstanding production of Aida, a fabulous accomplishment that reflected each
student’s creative interests and abilities.
creating together
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Financial and Fundraising Report
Fiscal year ended June 30, 2011
3
%
%
3
4
%
8
%
82
%
Endowment Draw
Other Revenue
and Support
Parents’ Association
Contribution
Annual
Fund
Tuition
Re venues
6
9 6% 4%
%
%
9
4
%
62
%
%
Depreciation
Instructional
Interest Expense
and Financing Costs
Student Financial
Assistance
Operations and
Maintenance
General and
Administrative
Salaries and
Benefits
e xpenses
Summary of Gifts
Revenues
Expenses
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $951,000
Parents’ Association Contribution* . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500,000
Parents’ Association Gift to Endowment* . . . . . . . . . 50,000
Memorial, Special and Other Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55,000
Tuition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,825,965
Annual Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 951,045
Parents’ Association Contribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500,000
Endowment Draw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360,000
Other Revenue and Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362,659
Salaries and Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,424,215
Student Financial Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,100,082
Instructional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 990,889
Depreciation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 682,077
Interest Expense and Financing Costs . . . . . . . . . . . 766,255
General and Administrative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 536,612
Operations and Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 484,428
Total Annual Gifts
Second Century Campaign Gifts
Other Endowment Gifts
Total Gifts *From 2009-2010 Parents’ Association Events
$1,556,000
$124,500
$7,200
$1,687,700
Total Revenues and Support
$11,999,669
Total Expenses
$11,984,558
Board of Trustees | 2011-2012
Officers
Trustees
Arun Sharma, President
Ravin Agrawal, Vice-President
Louisa Consagra ’78e,
Secretary
Evan Marwell, Treasurer
Jennifer Caldwell, At-Large
Jacqueline Erdman, At-Large
Chris Lenzo, At-Large
Wells Blaxter
Catherine Brown ’80
Travis Brownley
Laura Brugger
Evie Davis
Brooks Doggett
Barre Fong
Dana Goldberg ’90
Gretchen Hansen
Chris Hauswirth
Leigh Matthes
Leila Minerva-Rivers
Arrie Park
MacGregor Read
Amy Schoew
Jeff Spears
Paul Wattis
Lara Witter
Julia Wong ’83
Adam Young
Ex-Officio
Lila Lohr, Interim Head
of School
Nina Srejovic, President,
Parents’ Association
Bella Shen Garnett ’89,
President, Alumnae
Association
From the bottom: Louisa Consagra, Jennifer Caldwell, Jacqueline Erdman,
Lila Lohr, Travis Brownley, Paul Wattis, Arun Sharma, Arrie Park,
Lara Witter, Chris Lenzo, Catherine Brown, Leigh Matthes, Amy Shoew,
Dana Goldberg, Laura Brugger, Gretchen Hansen, Evan Marwell,
Leila Minerva-Rivers, MacGregor Read, Adam Young, Evie Davis,
Brooks Doggett, Wells Blaxter, Jeff Spears, Ravin Agrawal and Barre Fong
Not pictured: Bella Shen Garnett, Chris Hauswirth, Nina Srejovic
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New Trustee Profiles
Wells Blaxter
From Pittsburgh, PA, Wells
moved to San Francisco in 1997
to begin his legal career as a
litigator and in 2008 opened his
own litigation boutique. Wells
graduated from St. Lawrence
University in Canton, New York
and after two years working
in Washington, D.C. moved
to Chicago to attend The
John Marshall Law School. It
only took one summer in the
fog before Wells realized San
Francisco was the place for him.
Wells is the father of Addy ’18
and Henry, who is finishing
preschool and will be devastated
when he realizes that Burke’s is
not an option for him next year.
Wells enjoys fly fishing, cycling,
squash, golf and driving the
morning carpool to Burke’s.
Travis Brownley
Since 2008, Travis has served
as the Head of School of Marin
Academy, a leading independent
high school located in San
Rafael. Formerly the Head of
Upper School of the Wheeler
School in Providence, Rhode
Island and Dean of Students
at San Francisco University
High School, Travis brings
vast knowledge and experience
in independent schools to our
Board. Travis received her BA
from University of Virginia and
her MA in Liberal Studies from
Dartmouth College.
Travis enjoys spending time
with her twin boys and lives in
beautiful Marin County.
Laura Brugger
With a BA from the University
of Virginia, two masters from
Columbia University’s School
of Architecture and Historic
Preservation as well as a Ph.D.
from Columbia University, Laura
has an extensive background in
art history and architecture. She
has taught architectural history
and theory at the collegiate level,
and is currently co-chair of the
Modern Art Council’s “Art
Sandwiched In,” a public education program at the San Francisco
Museum of Modern Art.
Laura has three daughters,
Anne Sappenfield ’17, Alice
Sappenfield ’19, and two-yearold Helena, who is very eager to
join her sisters at Burke’s. While
caring for her children and her
volunteer roles at Burke’s keep her
very busy, Laura also enjoys running, reading obscure Victorian
literature, and practicing yoga.
lunch program to Burke’s and
co-chaired Dinner Auction in
2010. In her spare time, she has
a passion for cooking, photographic arts, biking on quiet
roads, and spending time in the
mountains with her family.
Gretchen Hansen
A Bay Area native, Gretchen
currently works part-time managing assets and development
for Sleepy Hollow Investment
Company, a Bay Area real
estate firm. Gretchen has held
management positions in
marketing at several consumer
product companies, including
Clorox, Del Monte, and People
PC. A graduate of Georgetown
University’s School of Foreign
Service, Gretchen also earned
an MBA from Harvard
University.
The mother of Victoria ’17,
Will, a first grader at Town
School, and Nick who is almost
three, Gretchen was instrumental in bringing our new
Leigh Matthes
Originally from New York,
Leigh has a 15-year background
in marketing and advertising.
She serves on the Board of
Directors of Holsted Marketing,
Inc., a Manhattan-based direct
marketing company. In addition, Leigh currently serves on
the advisory board of Challenge
Success, a project of Stanford
University’s School of Education,
and as a Trustee of the UCSF
Foundation. Until June, she was
also a Trustee of the Bay Area
Discovery Museum.
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Leigh served as co-chair of
Burke’s live auction in 2011.
Leigh has a daughter at Burke’s,
Olivia ’14 and a son Colby, a
third grader at Cathedral. She
loves yoga, and refers to herself
as a “serial house renovator.”
MacGregor Read
A Bay Area native, MacGregor
is the Co-CEO of Grocery
Outlet, a Berkeley-based retail
grocery chain. He is the third
generation family member
engaged in running the business
founded by his grandfather in
1946. MacGregor received a BA
in English from the University
of Pacific. In addition to serving
on the Burke’s Board of Trustees,
he is also a board member of the
San Francisco Zoo and the Food
Marketing Institute. MacGregor’s daughter Charlotte
is a third grader at Burke’s and
son Brady is a kindergartner
at Town School. MacGregor’s
hobbies include running,
biking, golf and travel. Nina Srejovic
Nina joins the Board as the
2011-2012 President of Burke’s
Parents’ Association bringing
extensive legal and non-profit
experience. A Stanford and
University of Michigan Law
School Graduate, Nina has
worked with the United States
District Court of Northern
California and as a litigation and
patent attorney Associate with
McCutchen, Doyle, Brown and
Enersen. She is a founding board
member of Campaign for Better
Nutrition, a nonprofit working
to improve the nutrition children
receive in public settings.
Nina is the mother of Grace
de Benedetti ’14 and Natalie
de Benedetti ’11, a ninth grader
at San Francisco University
High School.
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The generosity of the Burke’s community is immeasurable! From parents to alumnae,
faculty to staff, trustees to grandparents, parents of alumnae to other friends of our school,
we thank you for your contributions of time, resources and talent.
Burke’s collective generosity contributed to record fundraising in 2011. We would like to
recognize the co-chairs of our key fundraising events and programs – Leith Brooks Barry and
Art Fletcher, Annual Fund 2010-2011; Meeta Arcuri and Nancy Hsieh, Family Festival 2010;
Yvonne Blaxter and Kerri Lehmann, Dinner Auction 2011; and Matt Davis and Ken Lew,
Dash 2011. Thanks again to all of our 2010-2011 donors and volunteers, who are listed on
the pages that follow.
giving together
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Parents’ Association Committees | 2010-2011
Michelle Hackett, President
Nina Srejovic, Vice President
Juliet Kelley, Secretary
Grace Brettkelly, Treasurer
Burke’s Items
Caroline Doyle
Julie Young
Community Service
Anna Yatroussis ’84
Green Committee
Karen Allen
Susan Glen
Chris Skarupski
Health and Safety
Ron and Danielle Lane
Hospitality
Colleen Davis, Chair
Leelee Treadwell, Chair
Leslie Pohlemus
Alpa Williams
Laura Brugger
Diana Krekel
Donna McCluskey
Bonnie Jeffrey
Sarah Cahuas
Jennifer Chen
Jill Durtschi
New Parent Liaison
1st Grade
Val McDonough
Yvonne Blaxter
Fiona Donald
Nominating Committee
Viola Lee, Chair
Stephanie Bailey
Jackie Fletcher
Kate Gaitley ’79
Karina Houghton
Becky Klawans
Tracy Leeds
Jackie Little
Kristen Otridge
Polly Paulsen
Parent Education
Linda Michael, Chair
Kasia Parker, Chair
Brooke Roberts
Christie Weldon
Used Uniforms
Susan Deemer
Patricia Erb
Volunteer Coordinator
Lisa Gray
Kerryn Schwarz
Room Parents
Kindergarten
Kerry Honey
Jonas Satuito
Courtney Wadsworth
2nd Grade
Ambi Bowo
Lynn Callander
Darcy Tsung
3rd Grade
Alyssa Berwick
Mary Lynn Blattberg
4th Grade
Sarah Doggett
Kristen McCarthy
5th Grade
Anne Funsten
Suzanne Levit
6th Grade
Maria Gudmundsdottir
Shekufeh Samii
7th Grade
Bella Gamble
Rachel Muscatine
8th Grade
Kat Anderson
Jennifer Bradley
Karleen Griffin
Dawn Hutchison
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Annual Fund 2010-2011
The Annual Fund is a critical source of revenue for the daily operations
of our school. It helps bridge the gap between tuition income and the
true costs of a Burke’s education.
Lara Witter and Curt Sigfstead
Shanna McBurney and
David Stanton
Jacqueline Little and Henry Turmon
Century Circle
Chairs
Ravin Agrawal
Leith Brooks Barry
Art Fletcher
Alumnae Chair
Bella Shen Garnett ’89
Parent Volunteers
Laura Akel
Savi Baveja
Alyssa Berwick
Abra Castle
Colby Clark
Caitlin Curtin
Chris Dowd
Rob Glen
Amy Glenn
Carla Hashagen
Lisa Hauswirth ’84
Erin Keller
Bill Kipp
Krista Klein
Lisa Lenzo
Margaret Murray
Eric Potashner
Mary Read
Jonathan Schmidt
Janet Standen
Christine Stovell
Andrea Topper
Leelee Treadwell
Cass Walsh
Alyson Welch
Donors
Second Century Society
Jennifer Bradley
Deann Wright and Luke Evnin
Jennifer Caldwell and
John H.N. Fisher
Elise and Tully Friedman
Peggy Haas ’72
Susan Byrd and Mark Lampert
Gab and Tom Layton
Sara and Paul Recktenwald
Laura Brugger and
Ross Sappenfield
Legacy Leaders
Alka and Ravin Agrawal
Jennifer Moses and Ron Beller
Leith Brooks Barry and Stewart Barry
Sarah and Brooks Doggett
William Edwards
Doris Fisher ’49
Jacqueline and Art Fletcher
Alicia and Philip Hammarskjöld
Carla Hashagen
Lisa and John Hockin
Rami Randhawa and Shyam Lal
Lisa and Chris Lenzo
Ruth and David Locala
Leigh and Bill Matthes
Deborah and Ron McMicking
Meihong Xu and Bill Melton
Daniel Schryer
Lori Schryer
Anonymous
Gail Chang
Laureen Seeger and David Cohen
Evie and Matt Davis
Shefali and Rajat Duggal
Nel and Charles Ellwein
Kristen and Mike McCarthy
Donna and James McCluskey
Arrie and John Park
Leslie and Rick Polhemus
Mary and MacGregor Read
Julie and Adam Young
Redwood League
Stephanie and Dan Bailey
Chetna and Sarabjit Baveja
Carolyn and Peter Boboff
Thessia and Ambi Bowo
Lynn and Peter Callander
Colby and Christopher Clark
Lynn and H. Michael Cohen
Nina Srejovic and John deBenedetti
Georgia and Andrew Edwards
Jacqueline and Christian Erdman
Susan and David Golden
Holden Lee and Robert Jay Green
Gretchen and Lee Hansen
Jennifer and Blake Kim
Lisa and Derek Kirkland
Julia L. Wong ’83 and Roger Kuo
Judith Little
Melanie and Brendan MacMillan
Tracy Leeds and Evan Marwell
Valerie and Michael McDonough
Amy ’82 and Michael McNamara
Martina and Tom Murphy
Ritu and Amrit Nagpal
Stacy and Matthew Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Read
Jennifer Beauné Roe and Mark Roe
Nicola and Mathias Schilling
Kirsten and Christopher Shilakes
Andrea Topper
Annie Robinson Woods and
Montgomery Woods
Green and Gold Scholars
Anonymous
Whitney and Phil Arnautou
Julie and Steven Ashley
Grace and Tony Brettkelly
Catherine ’80 and Ned Brown
Lora and Alexander Buchler
Paola and Charles Casey
Louisa ’78e and George Consagra
Dodie and Peter Crawford
Colleen and John Davis
Samantha ’85 and Bradley DeJean
Suzanne Peipher and
William Dettering
Francie and Patrick Devlin
Judi and Harold Dittmer
Pamela and James Diwik
Dawn Decker and Chris Dowd
Alison and Peter Engel
Emma Lees and Ali Fattaey
Elizabeth Lougee and
Jonathan Feldman
Jennifer Fink
Robin Fink
Kimberly Fullerton
Cristina and Scott Gutterman
Sandy Feng and Andrew Halpert
Kerry and Sean Honey
Nina and Voja Lalic
Kerri and Mark Lehmann
Suzanne and Carson Levit
Mia and Michael Levy
Kathleen Nielsen
Miranda Kane and Patrick Robbins
Renu and Arun Sharma
Maria and Jeff Spears
Leni Velasquez and Rob Steele
Lisette Coen-Topper and
Ethan Topper
Dorine and Griff Towle
Bill Denebeim and Mark Vogel
Courtney and Chip Wadsworth
Kim Wargo and Mark Cortez
Anne and Paul Wattis
Alexandra and Spencer Wells
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a n n u al f u n d co n ti n u ed
Parent Donors
Anonymous (5)
Lisa Moresco and Gerry Agosta
Laura and George Akel
Jaemie and Joey Altman
Becky and Allen Ancheta
Mark Ancipink
Debbie and Jerry Andelin
Kathleen and David Anderson
Jana Clark and David Angel
Tom Angstadt
Meeta and Timothy Arcuri
Graciela and Roger Arevalo
Stacey and Sean Baenen
Christine Weldon and Marc Batten
Judith Mahnke and Marc Baum
Wendy Leung and
Larry Baumgartner
Kathleen and Brian Bean
Lauren and John Bearden
Esther Bennett
Peter Bennett
Alyssa and Mark Berwick
Jamie Bigelow
Mary Lynn and Jason Blattberg
Yvonne and Wells Blaxter
Dana and Scott Bonham
Maria Ansari and Michael Borgani
Jennifer and Bret Boutet
Lynda and Michael Boyden
Laura Lee and Michael Brennan
Mark Bryan
Neda Gilani-Byrd and Everett Byrd
Kathy and Dave Carey
Joan Wernett and Jeff Carpenter
Anna Yatroussis ’84 and
Daniel Carwin
Gregory Cary
Hanna Leung and Bruce Chan
Maye and Raymond Chrisman
Karen Strecker and
Stephen Coleman
Katherine Cowles
David Currie
Caitlin Curtin
Wendy Manley and David Daikh
Lisa and Bill Dana
The de Loayza Family
The Deemer Family
Yasmin and KV Dhillon
Margaret Murray and John Dorsey
The Doyle Family
Susan and Frank Dunlevy
Deanna Hodgin and Philip Dworsky
Gina and Randall Edwards
Karin ’82 and Bjorn-Erik Eklund
Jeannine and David Elzey
Marianne Emblad ’79
Ellen and Bryan Everitt
Stephanie and Jerry Flanagan
Ellen Kaye and William Fleishhacker
Lisa and Brian Flynn
Cynthia Foss
Deborah and Richard Frederick
Karen Fung
Anne Funsten ’79
Patti Kim-Gable and Scott Gable
Kirsten and Sean Gaddis
Kate ’79 and Stephen Gaitley
Sean Gallagher
Blanca Garcia
Julie and Mark Garcia
Heather and Alessandro Gatti
Rena and Kirk Gee
Kathleen and Michael Gevertz
Elizabeth Gibbons
Amy and Eric Glass
Susan and Rob Glen
Lisa, Todd and Emma Gray
Karleen Griffin
Jane Grogan
Gerri and Steve Grossmann
Yan Gu
Jana Kopecna and Patrick Gunn
Michelle and Matt Hackett
Joanna Rees and John Hamm
Suzanne and Juan Harrison
Maria Gudmundsdottir and
David Heckadon
Linda and Dave Holmes
Karina and Andrew Houghton
Nancy and John Hsieh
Dawn and Daniel Hutchison
Annual Fund 2010-2011
Parent Participation
Class of 2019 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%
Class of 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%
Class of 2017 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%
Class of 2016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100%
Class of 2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%
Class of 2014 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98%
Class of 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100%
Class of 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98%
Class of 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95%
Total Parent Participation . . . . 99%
Diane Knoles and
Adrian Ivancevich
Jacqueline Holen and
William Jackson
Amy Autry and Gavin Jacobson
Devyani and Subhash Jay
Elizabeth and Oliver Jenkyn
Victoria Johnston
Lisa Wu and Alex Jospé
Alexis and George Kalikman
Megan and Sandy Kaplan
Shekufeh Samii and
Mohammed Kashani-Sabet
Carole Morrell and Anton Kast
Lisa and Robert Katz
Juliet and John Kelley
Krista Klein and Bill Kipp
Alicia and Kipp Kjeldgaard
Becky and Barry Klawans
Scott Kraft
Danielle and Rondall Lane
Viola Lee and Richard Lee Davis
Suzanne and Edward Lee
Sabrina Leong
Monique An and Kenneth Lew
Rachel Muscatine and
Ananth Madhavan
Julie and Charles Magowan
Elaine You and Danny Mak
Vyjayanth and
Mahesh Mankani
Quimby and John Margaretten
The Marlowe Family
Julie and Alain Mayer
Cora and Eric McAlpine
Paula Weber and Timothy McCann
Janet Myers and
Nathaniel McFadden
Robin and Brad McMillan
Faranak Aliabadi and
Dariush Meykadeh
Linda Duncan-Michael and
Lawrence Michael
Crystal and Curtis Mitchell
Emily and Anjan Mitra
Paloma and Terrance Murphy
Shinobu Hosaka and
Michael Namba
The Neplokh Family
Julie and Richard Newbold
Teleza Newkirk
Danice and Will Noble
Kristen and Peter Otridge
Kari Park
Kasia and Dillon Parker
Polly and Jon Paulsen
Caitlin and Joe Peta
Jo Ann and Geoffrey Platt
Irene Pleasure
The Pollak Family
Abra Castle and Eric Potashner
Helen Surh and Kelley Puckett
Katharine Phipps Ram and
Michael Ram
Phyllis Rance
Fiona Donald and Colin Reed
Gail and Brandon Reimer
Cathleen and Thomas Rigatti
Edie ’84 and Eric Rindal
The Minerva-Rivers Family
Brooke and John Roberts
Maryam and Steven Roberts
Catherine and Ned Rollhaus
Suzanne Klein and
Daniel Rosenbaum
Lisa Yanase and Richard Rushlow
Rosanne and Michael Saccone
Lauren and Paul Sacks
Wendy Beckman and Paul Saraceni
Maria-Madeleine Bibat and
Jonas Satuito
Dennis Scheyer
Jonathan Schmidt
Amy Schoew
Juliet Whitcomb and
Elliot Schrage
Carroll and David Schreibman
Francesca and Eric Schuler
The Glenn-Schuster Family
Kerryn and Joel Schwarz
Erin Keller and Marlon Scott
Judith Hilbrich Sheppard and
Douglas Sheppard
Lynne and Alex Silberstein
Mariana ’77e and Richard Smith
Barbara Gnos and Seth Spalding
Monica Morse and John Stacey
Karen Allen and Peter Stamats
Janet and Julian Standen
Liz Steblay
Mary and Cameron Steele
The Steiners
Susan Jones and
Matthew Steinmetz
Patricia Melnikoff and Harry Stern
Wendy and James Stovell
Christine and Peter Stovell
Carol and Michael Sui
Lena and Bobby Surjadi
Nancy and Peter Svendsen
Olive and Greg Thaler
Leslie and JP Thieriot
Sarah Thompson
Alexandra and Andrew Torre
Misako and Manuel Torres
Leelee and Richard Treadwell
Darcy and Brian Tsung
Monique and Geoffrey Tuller
The Urtula Family
Kathleen and Sean Visser
Claudia Vlasak
Oksana Volchinskaya and
Andrey Volchinskiy
Jana Wakefield
Jedediah Wakefield
Katy and Mike Wall
Cass and Ryan Walsh
Jing Qing and Dong Wei
Alyson and Richard Welch
Stacey Welsh
Liz and James Westover
Helena and William Wheeler
Alpa and Billy Williams
Paula Viragh-Williams and
Mark Williams
Lise Honoré-Wolf and Chris Wolf
Theresa and Richard Won
Sarah Sweedler and Nat Wyatt
Jennifer Chen and Jay Xu
The Yankulin Family
Dee Young
Randy Zwicker
Alumnae Donors
1920s
Dixie Scales Monkhouse ’28
1930s
Jane Starkweather Spencer ’31
Helen Kennedy Cahill ’34
Joan Ehrman Avenali ’36
Virginia Lowrey Brown ’38
Marie Louise Whittell Detert ’38
Elizabeth Boardman Ross ’38
Polly Luchsinger Clark ’39
1940s
Mary Ellen Smith Sledge ’42
Lucy Harrison Campbell ’43
Barbara Scofield Davidson ’43
Susan Stimmel Metcalf Robertson ’43
Virginia Boyd Williams ’43
Barbara Kendrick Callander ’44
Nancy Tait Cox ’44
Harriet Meyer Quarre ’44
Margaret Clifton Boyd ’45
Jess Porter Cooley ’45
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Joelle Lewis Benioff ’46
Eugenia Riordan Callan ’46
Doris Feigenbaum Fisher ’49
Callie Tilden McLellan ’49
Margo Steninger Wise ’49
1950s
Alice Charleston Anderson ’50
Sandra Rietz Jones ’50
Mary Jones Kelley ’50
Nini Charles McCone ’51
Marilyn Moore Boring ’52
Barbara Charleston Coleman ’52
Cynthia Pinney Garvey ’52
Jean Doolittle Henry ’52
Sally Fullenlove Tayler ’52
Patricia Campbell Callender ’53
Marilyn Straub Walz ’53
Mary Elena Washburn
Dochterman ’54
Jeanette Maddux Dunckel ’54
Nancy Hellman Bechtle ’55
Claudine Montgomery Brown ’55
Sara Glassie Griffith ’55
Elizabeth Meyerink Lord ’55
Beth Howlett Anderson ’56
Eleanor George Burke ’56
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Paula Ham Johnson ’56
Elisa Escamilla Schwartz ’56
Carol Wattis Casey ’57
Leslie de Bretteville ’57
Diana Parsons ’57
Nancy Delagnes Bouton ’58
Ann Edmiston Johnson ’58
Susie Colomb Pfau ’58
Louise Escher Harris ’59
Hope Austen Page ’59
1960s
Susan Cookson Fesus ’60
Victoria Escamilla Fleishhacker ’60
Leilani Powell Hanker ’60
Diantha McLaughlin Lebenzon ’60
Tania Whitman Stepanian ’60
Mary Campion Connolly ’61
Diane Nickerson Howard ’61
Cynthia Sutcliffe Poett ’61
Jeanie Kirkwood Casey ’62
Elizabeth Haas Eisenhardt ’62
Linda Holcombe Stack ’62
Maria Boone Cranor ’63
Carolyn Dinner Ferris ’63
Marjorie Pease Wilson ’63
Katharine Ashley Cobb ’64
Jeannette Moore Harris ’64
Joan Cahill Mittendorf ’65
Abigail Atkins ’66
Patricia Dinner ’66
Mary Jane Dunphy ’66
Mary-Louise Orrick Peterson ’66
Karen de Bakker Prezant ’66
Margaret Rhine-Medina ’66
Sidney MacDonald Russell ’66
Diana Morris Wild ’66
Linda Sloss Woodside ’66
Melanie Jackson ’67
Ann Blumlein Lazarus ’67
Margaret Hart Lewis ’67
Robin McWilliams Mathews ’68
Elizabeth Pynchon Beckett ’69
Cathryn Berl Deutsch ’69
Marion Orrick Livermore ’69
Sandy Mailliard ’69
Sara Callander Stephens ’69
1970s
Mary Lowrey Gregory ’71
Margaret Haas ’72
Terry Maillard Keyes ’73
Ann Haber Margulies ’74
Cynthia Morris ’74
Anne Clark Claman ’75
Beverly Coughlin ’75e
Nancy Fee ’75e
Adriana Schwartz Gores ’75e
Helen MacDonald Hobbs ’75e
Margaret McPherson McNab ’75
Granya Visser O’Neill ’75e
Wendy Costello Perkins ’75
Susan Haber Hinstorff ’76
Kimberly Fullerton ’77e
Maeve Visser Knoth ’77e
Heidi Philbrick Schell ’77e
Mariana Schwartz Smith ’77e
Wendy Abrams VanHorn ’77e
Louisa Moore Consagra ’78e
Laura Funsten Cornish ’78e
Holly Johnson ’78e
Leslie Mayer ’78
Alice Tully Pirtle ’78
Susan Prather ’78
Robin Hauser Reynolds ’78e
Cherie Gillette Sigward ’78
Sarah Moore Barron ’79
Anne Funsten ’79
Virginia Harris Gable ’79
Kate Stephenson Gaitley ’79
Isabella Gamble ’79
Victoria Schwartz ’79
Elizabeth Saveri Stevenson ’79
Brenda Byrnes Weiss ’79
1980s
Catherine Bellis Brown ’80
Margaret Grohne ’80
Veronica Poon Kogler ’81
Leah Middlebrook ’81
Anne Gamrin Pantelick ’81
Heather Martinez Zona ’81
Karin Flood Eklund ’82
Samantha Hartley-Hewitt ’82
Elizabeth Stewart McKnight ’82
Amy Hall McNamara ’82
Julia L. Wong ’83
Tracy Nagle Carlson ’84
Lisa Guggenhime Hauswirth ’84
Terrel Hutton ’84
Jennifer Pitts ’84
Eleanor Fleishhacker Rindal ’84
Anne Wara ’84
Samantha Bley DeJean ’85
Sheri Quirt ’85
Marianna Stark ’85
Sarah Bacon ’86
Carey Linder Kraybill ’86
Jessica Wheeler Wynne ’86
Alexandra Fowler King ’87
Ramona Pedersen ’87
Betina Suessmann Baumgarten ’88
Rachel Goldberg ’88
Monique Rocca ’88
Alicia Engstrom ’89
Gabrielle Kivitz ’89
Corinne Rocca ’89
Ellen McGlynn Wilbur ’89
1990s
Rebecca Edwards Clendenin ’90
Canby Cohen ’90
Malaika Costello-Dougherty ’90
Bethany Edstrom ’90
Sarah Garlinghouse ’90
Dana Goldberg ’90
Sophia Middlebrook Hayward ’90
Kristina Best James ’90
Abiah Folger Karthauser ’90
Malia Moseley ’90
Marisa Cappiello ’91
Hilary Larkin ’91
Catherine Sapiro ’91
Sarah Ackerman ’92
Welcome Back! Burke’s annual alumnae luncheon
Laurie Hanna ’92
Katrina Kimport ’92
Monique Phillips Pflager ’92
Cary Rose ’92
Amanda Tomei Stewart ’92
Meredith Lewis ’93
Elizabeth Andrews ’94
Max Boyer Glynn ’94
Maggie Stack ’94
Rebecca Kimport ’95
Diana Ziola ’95
Danielle Broude Yokell ’96
Morgan Cosby ’96
Rachel Katzman ’96
Morgan Osthimer ’96
Catherine Sanger ’96
Katy Williams ’96
Elizabeth Tomei ’97
Alice Galvin ’98
Courtney Cooper ’99
Megan Seely Smith ’99
2000s
Allison Broude ’00
Lauren Davis ’00
Marisa Chock ’02
Cecilia Furlong ’04
Jana Chan ’07
Elizabeth Chu ’09
Aideen Murphy ’10
Grandparent Donors
Tilly Abbe
Sally and George Akel
Natalie Altman
Mrs. Beverly Arnautou
Judith Baenen
Christine and Don Barnes
Nancy ’55 and Joachim Bechtle
Joelle Benioff ’46
Victor Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Blattberg
Nancy and Blaine Boyden
Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael Bradley
Louise and William Brady
Linda and Tony Brooks
Claudine Brown ’55
Eleanor ’56 and Bernard Burke
Bunny and Bill Caldwell
Eugenia Callan ’46
Barbara Callander ’44
Stacey and Dan Case
Barbara and Jim Clark
Robert Cowan
Sally Currie
Elizabeth Deal
Anne and Daniel Donahoe
Dorothy and William Dworsky
Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Fitzgerald Jr.
Victoria ’60 and David Fleishhacker
Geraldine and Arthur Franzon
Sandra and George Froley
Leatrice and Lawrence Fung
Elizabeth and James Funsten
Mary Gibbons and John Landor
Marsha and Ralph Guggenheim
Susan and Cliff Gutterman
Edythe Harrison
Helen and Frank Houghton
Rick Jones
Barbara Katz and Bill Kaplan
Mary Keller and Mike Blumemsaadt
Alumnae with third grade pen pals
Marilyn and Jerry Kjeldgaard
Constance Kroeck
Alice Lamont
Mei-Po and Hamilton Lew
Judith Little
Carolyn and Dave Lougee
Mary Lowrey and Charles Lowrey
Dr. and Mrs. William Margaretten
Judy Martinek
June and James McCarthy
Joanne Mcgrath
Susan Stimmel Robertson ’43
Jeanne and E.M. Michael
Margaret and Douglas Moore
Patricia Tracy Nagle
Yau Ngor Gee
Deanna and Richard Nurge
Carolyn and Jim Nystrom
Maria and Carlos Oliva
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Read
Ellen Rigatti
Sherry Sandel
Jean Sanderson
Gerard Saraceni
Marlene and Bob Sartwell
Bambi ’56 and Ed Schwartz
Joan and Richard Scott
Hugh Scott
Carol Shilakes
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood H. Smith, Jr.
Connie and Richard Stacey
Tracy and Charles Stephenson
Patty and Dick Treadwell
Bonnie and Terry Trexler
Pat and Paul Underhill
Eleanor and J. Hugh Visser
Beth Ashley and Mike Ward
Clair and Joan Weenig
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
Diane Wolfe
Grace and James Wu
Parent of Alumnae Donors
Tilly Abbe
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Anderson
Joan ’36 and Peter Avenali
Dorothy Banks
May Pon and John Barry
Nancy ’55 and Joachim Bechtle
Gail and Kenneth Berry
Eva and Robert Bloch
Nancy ’58 and Norman Bouton
Margaret C. Boyd ’45
Michelle Brant and Leonard Brant
Kittie and Eugene Brodsky
Claudine Brown ’55
Eleanor ’56 and Bernard Burke
Irma and William Bush
Eugenia Callan ’46
Barbara Callander ’44
Mary and Matthew Cappiello
Tracy ’84 and Tim Carlson
Laurie Chan
Barbara and Sam Ching
Belle and Paul Chock
Tara Mochizuki and Jeffrey Chu
Polly Clark ’39
Elizabeth Coleman
Jon Cosby
Susan and Robert Cronholm
Marie Louise ’38 and Gunther Detert
Ann B. Dey
Patricia Dinner
Judy and Frank Dodge
Jeanette ’54 and Peter Dunckel
Georgia and Andrew Edwards
Lisa and Bruce Ericson
Barbara and Peter Folger
Elizabeth and James Funsten
Joseph Furlong
Adriana Schwartz Gores ’75e
Mary Lowery Gregory ’71
Jennifer and Randy Gridley
Sara ’55 and Richard Griffith
Cathy Tritschler-Hall and
Spencer Hall
Alicia and Philip Hammarskjöld
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Helen ’75e and James Hobbs
Mary and Steve Jizmagian
Ann Edmiston Johnson ’58
Marcella Jonas
Audrey Owen and Nathan Katzman
Mary ’50 and Thomas Kelley
Barbara and David Kimport
Jane and John Knox
Margot Garey and Michael Laurence
Ann ’67 and James Lazarus
Gary Levin
Mary and Charles Lowrey
Leslie and William Luttgens
Marlene Paganini and
Terrance Marseille
Susan McGuire
Siddney and Robert McLeod
Nancy and Lawrence Mohr
Margaret and Douglas Moore
Patricia Tracy Nagle
Anne and Standish O’Grady
Maria and Carlos Oliva
Frances and Charles Osthimer
Anne and Michael Parish
Marla and Barry Perkins
Lynn and Ed Poole
Helen Prather
Sidney M. Russell ’66
Alicia and Robert Sakai
Bambi ’56 and Ed Schwartz
Linda Stack
Tracy and Charles Stephenson
Ocie Taylor
Pat and Joel Tomei
Cynthia Travis
Kate and Denny Van Ness
Laura Vidal
Eleanor and J. Hugh Visser
Diane and William Wara
Diana Wild ’66
Marjorie Pease Wilson ’63
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Mildred Sum-Wong and John Wong
Susan Wyatt
Caroline Francisco and Henok Yared
Molly Newlon and
Michael Zimmerman
Faculty and Staff Donors
Anonymous (3)
Barbara Angus
Joelle Auberson
Chris Avery
Roslyn Benjamin
Nayo Brooks
Allison Broude ’00
Ashling Bryant
Mary Cappiello
Dynelle Chan
Chris Chang
Alison Christie
Elizabeth Coleman
Morgan Cosby ’96
Susan Deemer
Armando del Rio
Nelly Der Kiureghian
Claire Devereux
Judi Dittmer
Angelique Downes
Kate Eingurt
Heather Elgin
Susan Faust
Victoria Fennell
Nancy Field
Emma Fischer
Tiffany Goh
Linda Gore
Rebecca Greenberg
Seneca Gupta
Cathy Haller
Donna Hamilton
Barbara Handler
Valerie Hansel
Rose Hembrow-Beach
Yara Herman
Luis Hernandez
Jenny Howland
Jane Husain
Mary Jizmagian
Emily Khan
Maggie Stack ’94
Philip King
Sylvia Lee
Whitney Livermore
Caroline Loh
Diane Major
Molly McCracken
Elizabeth McDonald
Anne Monk
Jeanette Moore
Guthrie Morgan
Gale Mosheim
Katherine Mughannam
Amelia Nieto
Erin Nieuwenhuijs
Lori Now
Liza Oesterle
Carlos Oliva
Laura Orozco
Emily Otero
Anita Painitz
LeaAnne Parlette
Carmen Perez
Anjali Ramisetti
Julie Rembrandt
Paul Richardson
Pamela Rickard
Anthony Sabedra
Marilyn Schaumburg
David Smith
Lisa Spengler
Zach Swan
Karen Tang
Renée Thompson
Deborah Thomson
Pat Tomei
Laurel Trent
Cathy Tritschler-Hall
Alejandro Vargas
Victor Vargas
Toni Wagner
Kim Wargo
Helen Wiley
Rebekah Wolman
May Wong
Susan Wyatt
Friends, Foundations and
Corporations
Adobe Systems Inc Matching
Gifts Program
Baird Foundation, Inc.
Bank of America Matching
Gifts Program
Bank of the West Employee
Giving Program
Barclays Global Investors
BlackRock
Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Cox Family Foundation
Deutsche Bank Americas
Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fleishhacker Foundation
Gap Inc. Giving Campaign
Genentech Employee Giving
Program
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Horizons Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Just Give
KSD Foundation
Levi Strauss Foundation
Macy’s West G.I.F.T.
Mattel Children’s Foundation
McKesson Foundation, Inc.
Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts
Program
National Philanthropic Trust
Northern Trust Company
Charitable Trust
Northern Trust of California
Oracle Corporation
Parthenon Capital Partners
Pasadena Community Foundation
Plant Construction Company
Mindfulness training
S.H. Cowell Foundation
San Francisco Foundation
Schools Mentoring and Resource
Team (S.M.A.R.T.)
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Synopsys, Inc.
The Boston Foundation
The Dan and Stacey Case
Family Foundation
The Gamble Foundation
The Joseph R. McMicking
Foundation
The Kimball Foundation
The Stanley S. Langendorf
Foundation
The Swig Foundation
The Thomas and Eva Fong
Foundation
The Woodheath Foundation, Inc.
UNIF, Inc.
Union Bank of California
United Way of the Bay Area
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Program
Wells Fargo Community Support
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Family Festival 2010
Chairs
Meeta Arcuri
Nancy Hsieh
Event Committee
Karen Allen
Monique An
Debbie Andelin
Stacey Baenan
Stephanie Bailey
Leith Brooks Barry
Mary Lynn Blattberg
Yvonne Blaxter
Lynda Boyden
Dan Carwin
Lynn Adourian Cohen
Dodie Crawford
David Daikh
Evie Davis
Samantha DeJean
Karin Flood Eklund ’82
Stephanie Flanagan
Rose Gillen
Susan Glen
Michelle Hackett
Gretchen Hansen
Lisa Hauswirth ’84
David Heckadon
Susan Hendrickson
Linda Holmes
Karina Houghton
Juliet Kelley
Lisa Lenzo
Ruth Locala
Emily Marlowe
Julie Mayer
Cora McAlpine
Shanna McBurney
Kristen McCarthy
Amy McNamara ’84
Patty Melnikoff
Lisa Moresco
Monica Morse
Teleza Newkirk
Kristen Otridge
Kasia Parker
Polly Paulsen
Stacy Perry
Gail Reimer
Brooke Roberts
Catherine Rollhaus
Cathleen Rigatti
Wendy Stovell
Nancy Svendsen
Leelee Treadwell
Darcy Tsung
Katy Wall
Cass Walsh
Jim Westover
Alpa Williams
Underwriters
Anonymous
Mary Lynn and
Jason Blattberg
Maria Ansari and Michael Borgani
Jennifer Bradley
Leith Brooks Barry and
Stewart Barry
Joan Wernett and Jeff Carpenter
Paola and Charles Casey
Evie and Matt Davis
The de Loayza Family
John H.N. Fisher
Jacqueline and Arthur Fletcher
Deborah and Rihard Frederick
Susan and Rob Glen
Jana Kopecna and
Patrick Gunn
Lisa ’84 and Chris Hauswirth
David Heckadon
Amy Autry and Gavin Jacobson
Susan Byrd and Mrk Lampert
Gab and Tom Layton
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Dariush Meykadeh
Shinobu Hosaka and
Michael Namba
The Neplokh Family
Arrie and John Park
Stacy andMatthew Perry
Laura Brugger and
Ross Sappenfield
Juliet Whitcomb and Elliot Schrage
Daniel Schryer
Lori Schryer
Shanna McBurney and
David Stanton
Sarah Thompson
Dorine and Griff Towle
The Urtula Family
Montgomery Woods
Dinner Auction 2011
Chairs
Yvonne Blaxter
Kerri Lehmann
Dinner Auction 2011 Co-Chairs Yvonne
Blaxter and Kerri Lehmann
Event Committee
Whitney Arnautou
Stacey Baenen
Stephanie Bailey
Marc Baum
Wendy Beckman
Esther Bennett
Alyssa Berwick
Dana Bonham
Lynda Boyden
Laura Brugger
Dan Carwin
Abra Castle
Sarah Doggett
Caroline Doyle
Gina Edwards
Kate Gaitley ’79
Susan Glen
Matt Hackett
Michelle Hackett
Lisa Hockin
Deanna Hodgin
Kerry Honey
Lisa Katz
Juliet Kelley
Krista Klein
Gab Layton
Suzanne Lee
Tracy Leeds
Suzanne Levit
Wendy Leung
Emily Marlowe
Leigh Matthes
Shanna McBurney
Kristen McCarthy
Amy McNamara ’82
Martina Murphy
Kristen Otridge
Kasia Parker
Polly Paulsen
Stacy Perry
Katherine Phipps Ram
Mary Read
Eric Rindal
Brooke Roberts
Dennis Scheyer
Kirsten Shilakes
Maria Spears
John Stacey
Alexandra Torre
Leelee Treadwell
Katy Wall
Cass Walsh
Liz Westover
Juliet Whitcomb
Lara Witter
Elaine You
Julie Young
Underwriters
Anonymous (2)
Kathleen and David Anderson
Christine Weldon and Marc Batten
Mary Lynn and Jason Blattberg
Jennifer Bradley
Catherine ’80 and Ned Brown
Mary and Matthew Cappiello
Laureen Seeger and David Cohen
David Currie
Evie and Matt Davis
The Deemer Family
Samantha ’85 and Bradley DeJean
Francie and Patrick Devlin
Dinner Auction 2011
Chun Ding
John H.N. Fisher
Lisa and Brian Flynn
Elise and Tully Friedman
Dana H. Goldberg ’90
Linda Gore
Jana Kopecna and Patrick Gunn
Julie Jospé
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Dinner Auction 2011
Gab and Tom Layton
Lisa and Chris Lenzo
Ruth and David Locala
Katherine Mughannam
Shinobu Hosaka and
Michael Namba
Arrie and John Park
Polly and Jon Paulsen
Laura Brugger and Ross Sappenfield
Daniel Schryer
Lori Schryer
Shanna McBurney and
David Stanton
Andrea Topper
The Urtula Family
Anne and Paul Wattis
Alexandra and Spencer Wells
Montgomery Woods
Burke’s Dash 2011
Chairs
Matt Davis
Ken Lew
Race Committee
George Akel
Joey Altman
Phil Arnautou
Steve Ashley
Sean Beanen
Mike Brennan
Tony Brettkelly
Peter Callander
Ray Chrisman
David Heckadon
David Holmes
Michael Namba
Peter Otridge
Jonas Satuito
Chris Shilakes
Jeff Spears
Timur Steiner
Brian Tsung
Chip Wadsworth
Billy Williams
Carla Hashagen
David Heckadon
Juliet Whitcomb and Elliot Schrage
Daniel Schryer
Lori Schryer
Shanna McBurney and
David Stanton
Underwriters
Anonymous
Jaemie and Joey Altman
Wendy Leung and Larry
Baumgartner
Jennifer Bradley
Laura Lee and Michael Brennan
Leith Brooks Barry and
Stewart Barry
Barbara and Bruce Callander
Dodie and Peter Crawford
Evie and Matt Davis
Suzanne Peipher and
William Dettering
Gina and Randall Edwards
Ellen and Bryan Everitt
John H.N. Fisher
Great times at Dash 2011!
Gab and Tom Layton
Shinobu Hosaka and
Michael Namba
Leni Velasquez and Rob Steele
Misako and Manuel Torres
The Urtula Family
Randy Zwicker
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Other Annual Giving 2010-2011
Gifts to Lunch Program
Thanks to the donors below for
their support of the introduction of
Burke’s new lunch program.
Anonymous
Stacey and Sean Baenen
Chetna and Sarabjit Baveja
Carolyn and Peter Boboff
Thesia and Ambi Bowo
Lynda and Michael Boyden
Victoire and Owsley Brown
David Currie
Evie and Matt Davis
The Doyle Family
William Edwards
Elizabeth Lougee and
Jonathan Feldman
John H.N. Fisher
Susan and Rob Glen
Jane Grogan
Cristina and Scott Gutterman
Susan and Doug Hendrickson
Lisa and John Hockin
Linda and Dave Holmes
Danielle and Rondall Lane
Donna and James McCluskey
Amy ’82 and Michael McNamara
Nicola and Mathias Schilling
Shanna McBurney and
David Stanton
Cass and Ryan Walsh
Montgomery Woods
Memorial and Special Gifts
Barbara Coleman ’52
In memory of
Gladys Gillig Moore ’27
Ann B. Dey
In memory of Sarah B. Wilson ’91
In memory of
Cecilia and Patrick Hobin
In memory of
Sheela and Michael Humphreys
In memory of
Alexandra ’87 and Bruce King
In memory of Amy Chamberlain ’87
Winifred Noble
In memory of
Marion Wright
In memory of Muriel French
Sarah Babcock Fund
Carol and Jim Babcock
Gifts-In-Kind
Copymat
Nancy Field and Kyle Anderson
John H.N. Fisher
Teena Berman and Owen Hart
Carla Hashagen
Diane Knoles and Adrian
Ivancevich
The Marlowe Family
Dariush Meykadeh
Pat and Joel Tomei
Rebekah Wolman
May Wong
We are deeply grateful to the
generous parents, alumnae, grandparents, parents of alumnae, faculty,
staff, foundations and other friends
of Burke’s who contributed to the
school during our fiscal year ended
June 30, 2011. While we have made
every effort to ensure the accuracy
of the donor lists, please accept our
apology for any mistake or omission
and contact the Development office
at (415) 751-0177 to let us know of
the error.
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Pansy Day 2011
Pansy Day is an important Burke’s
tradition named for the pansy, a symbol
of remembrance. Pansy Day is our
school’s day for honoring our roots,
accomplishments and aspirations.
Georgia Malan Award
Named in honor of Burke’s long-time
Lower School Head, this is given to fourth
grade students who best exemplify the
qualities of high personal standards, good
nature, selflessness and kindness to all.
Ambika Jay
Emily McCarthy
May Hickey Award
This is awarded to a girl who, by vote of
the class, has demonstrated the most care
and concern for the younger students in
the school.
Margaret Svendsen
Sarah Babcock Award
Established in 1992 in honor of Sarah, this
award commemorates Sarah’s spirit and
her love of photography and the arts.
Sienna Currie
Patricia Franklin Swanson
Writing Award
This award was established by Pat’s
friends and classmates in 1999 in her
honor and goes to Burke’s students with
outstanding talent in and love of writing.
Abbie Rosenbaum
Julie Song Award
Established in 1998, this award recognizes
the 8th grader whose kindness, good
humor, and generosity of spirit make every
day a better one for all around her.
Hanna Chan
Cecilia Zhou
Head’s Award
This honor goes to a student for her generosity of spirit, appreciation of others and
strength of leadership.
Xandrine Griffin
Head’s Cup
Awarded to students who demonstrate
seriousness of purpose, devotion to excellence and citizenship.
Natalie Gable
Distinguished Alumna Award
Rachel Skiffer ‘88
Class of 2011
High School Destinations
Class of 2007
College Destinations
The Bay School of San Francisco
The Branson School
Cate School
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Deerfield Academy
Drew School
International High School
Lick-Wilmerding High School
Marin Academy
Novato High School
The Putney School
Redwood High School
San Francisco School of the Arts
San Francisco University High School
Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory
St. Ignatius College Preparatory
St. Paul’s School
Thacher School
The Urban School of San Francisco
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Carleton College
Colgate University
Dominican University
Duke University
Fairfield University
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
John Hopkins University
Loyola Marymount University
Lewis and Clark College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Middlebury College
New York University
Northwestern University
Occidental College
Ohio Wesleyan
Pepperdine University
Smith College
Southern Methodist University
Stanford University
The New School
University of British Columbia
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of California, Santa Cruz
University of Colorado, Boulder
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Wesleyan University
(partial list)
Ways to Give
Gifts of Cash
Send a check, payable to Katherine Delmar
Burke School, to the Development Office,
7070 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94121
Gifts with Credit Card
Gifts may be made securely at our website by going
to www.kdbs.org/giving/online.
Gift of Securities
You can contribute the fair market value of appreciated
securities and avoid the capital gains tax on the
appreciated value of the stock.
Deferred Gifts and Planned Giving
These are gifts made now for the future through estate
planning via bequests, life insurance, or charitable
remainder trusts. We honor alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents, current parents and friends who
have remembered Burke’s by deferred or planned gifts
as members of the Barbara Burke Legacy Society.
Matching Gifts
Many companies offer employees the opportunity
to double or, in some cases, triple their gifts to
certain programs or organizations by matching them.
Please check with your employer about their matching
gift program.
Gifts In Kind
In-kind donations of goods and services that
advance the educational program is another way
to support Burke’s.
Special and Restricted Gifts
Donors may establish a fund or designate gifts for a
specific purpose or to support a designated program.
Designated or restricted gifts in support of faculty,
programs or students are welcome. Existing special
and restricted funds include:
• Sarah Babcock Endowment Fund
• Hobin Faculty Chair
• Barbara Burke Memorial Fund
• Ola Butler Fund
Current members of the Barbara Burke Legacy Society:
• Grace Magill Memorial Fund
Judy and A. Frank Dodge
Elizabeth and Edwin Hetz
Anne and Jim Magill
Bonita Rodden ’73 and Irwin Gratz
Rhoda and Peter Samuels
Marcia ’72 and Tim Swanson
Mary Swope
• Craven Summer Sabbatical
About this Annual Report
Editorial: Nancy Field, Lauren Becker,
Claire Devereux, Luis Hernandez.
Photography: Lauren Becker, Claire Devereux,
Philip Dworsky, Nancy Field, Barre Fong,
Marissa Fong, Grad Images, Luis Hernandez,
John Park, Caitlin Peta, Sarah Thompson.
Design: Urbain Design.
Note to Donors
We are very grateful to our generous donors and have
made every effort to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the donor lists in this annual report. If any
error or omission has been made, please contact the
Development Office (415) 751-0177.
Note to Alumnae
Alumnae Notes/KayDeeBee will be published in
February.
For more Information about Burke’s
Please visit our website www.kdbs.org.
• Roe Scholarship Fund
• Davis Faculty Chair
Please contact the Development Office at (415) 751-0177
to learn more about ways of giving to our school.
Thank you for your support.
Katherine Delmar Burke School
7070 California Street San Francisco, CA 94121 Phone 415.751.0177 Fax 415.666.0535 www.kdbs.org

Katherine Delmar Burke School Annual Report 2011

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