Annual Report of Giving - The Pennington School

Summer 2013

Annual Report of GivingINSIDE

Capital Campaign 3 Special Events 6 Alumni Day / 175th Anniversary 10

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March 15–April 2Spring Break—Students have the opportunity for service travel to Haiti, Mexico, and Kentucky; baseball and golf athletic teams are traveling to Florida; exchange programs continue with trips to the U.K. and to France; and there are faculty-led trips to Italy, Austria, and Spain.

April 4 & 8Revisit Days for Prospective Students

April 12–22175th Anniversary Celebrations in Asia

UpcomingEvEntSApril 26–27Upper School Spring Play(produced by students)

April 28Spring Concert

May 3Grandparents Day

May 9–11Middle School Play

May 18Alumni Day175th Anniversary Celebration

May 22Music Students’ Recital

May 31Baccalaureate Senior/Parent Dinner Dance

June 1Commencement

June 6Middle School Graduation

June 10Golf Classic at Bedens Brook

September 8Convocation

October 12Homecoming

Members of Pennington’s Class of 2013 will be attending the following colleges:

Albright College (3); American University; University of Arizona; Binghamton University; Boston College; Boston University (2); Brandeis University; University of British Columbia; Bryant University; Bucknell University (3); The Catholic University of America; University of Chicago; The College of New Jersey; College of William and Mary; The College of Wooster; Columbia University; Connecticut College; University of Connecticut; Cornell University; Drew University; Drexel University (2); Duquesne University; Elon University (3); Fordham University (3); Franklin College, Switzerland; The George Washington University; Georgetown University; Hobart and William Smith Colleges; University of Illinois at Chicago; Indiana University, Bloomington; Ithaca College (2); James Madison University; Lafayette College (2); Lehigh University (4); Liberty University; Marymount University; University of Massachusetts, Amherst; McDaniel College; University of Michigan; Michigan State University; Monmouth University; Mount Ida College; New York University; North Carolina A&T State University; Northeastern University; Pace University, New York City (2); University of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania State University, University Park; Pratt Institute (2); Princeton University (3); Purdue University; Randolph-Macon College; University of Richmond; Rider University; University of Rochester; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick (4); Sarah Lawrence College; University of Scranton (2); Shenandoah University; University of South Carolina; Stonehill College; Susquehanna University; Tufts University (2); University of Vermont (2); Villanova University; Wake Forest University; Western New England University.

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Summer 2013 Volume 54, No. 2

Head of SchoolStephanie G. Townsend

Director of DevelopmentJoanna K. C. Storrar

EditorsLori G. LipskyDirector of Communications [email protected] (609) 737-6156

A. Melissa KiserDirector of Special Projects [email protected] (609) 737-6116

Contributing WritersMary Ellen Erdie, Ashley Foltiny, Lissa Kiser, Joanne McGann, Julia Meneghin, Joanna Storrar

Contributing PhotographersJemima Attanasio, Ira Casel, Jaclyn Immordino ’03, Jim Inverso, David Kassel, Rob McClellan, Allan Rosenberg ’66, Tim Scott, US Candids.

Design and LayoutLisa Aliprando, LOA Graphics, LLC

PrintingPrism Color Corporation

The Pennington School112 West Delaware AvenuePennington, NJ 08534(609) 737-1838www.pennington.org

This annual report of giving acknowledges all those who made gifts to The Pennington School during the period July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013. The Development Office has worked carefully to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within these pages. If you come across an error or omission, please accept our apologies and advise us by calling the Development Office at (609) 737-6121.

All materials copyright © 2013 by The Pennington School unless otherwise noted. The cupola device, circular logo, and split P are registered trademarks of The Pennington School. Opinions expressed in Pennington Magazine are those of the authors, not necessarily those of The Pennington School.

On the Cover: A laser light show under the tent at Alumni Day on May 18.

FEATURES

ALSO INSIDE

12 Building for the Future Pennington unveils plans for the first new academic building on campus in more than 30 years.

16 Annual Report of Giving• Letter from the Chair, Peter Tucci ’79• Leadership Donors• 2012—13 Committees• Parents• Alumni

2 Welcome Note Letter from the Head of School, Penny Townsend

4 Commencement6 Middle School Graduation

8 Alumni Day and 175th Anniversary 36 Class Notes

UpcomingEvEntSMay 31Baccalaureate Senior/Parent Dinner Dance

June 1Commencement

June 6Middle School Graduation

June 10Golf Classic at Bedens Brook



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Many teachers spend the summer re-engaging with their own education, modeling for our students what we mean by our commitment to lifelong learning. They have undertaken a variety of projects and activities, and by so doing they will enrich the academic and extracurricular experience of our students. Two teachers traveled to Cuba with a group of educators from across the United States; several teachers are enrolled in renowned graduate programs; and others have participated in Advanced Placement, humanities education, college counseling, admission, and technology workshops in order to stay current with best practices and pedagogy. Coaches have attended seminars to inform their own practice through exposure to the latest coaching methods and fitness programs, and all teachers are reading for both pleasure and purpose, designing their courses and honing their understanding of the iPad and Pennington’s course management system.

This summer I have found myself reflecting not just on the past year, but also on the past seven years. Mike and I arrived in New Jersey in the summer of 2006, and I don’t think we ever could have anticipated how involved we would be in a period of sustained growth at Pennington. I also never could have imagined how quickly seven years would fly by or how many new friends we would make, both here and around the world. The School has benefited from the renovation of Stainton Hall’s science classrooms and laboratories; the installation of an artificial turf athletic field; upgrades of dormitories and classrooms; the institution of a global studies program that has sent faculty and students out into the world and has connected Pennington with schools across the globe; the adoption of an Honor Code; the creation of service opportunities in Haiti, Latin America, and the United States; a dramatic increase in Advanced Placement examination score results; and students achieving an impressive college matriculation list. Students have

excelled in all forms of artistic pursuits, and our athletic teams have distinguished Pennington in countless state tournaments and championship matches. We have also seen measurable growth in the applicant pool, and demand for a Pennington education has never been stronger. Through all this growth, we have remained fully committed to educating a diverse population. Without a doubt, Pennington is poised for the next step.

None of the facility improvements and program growth, faculty professional development, and accessibility for those not able to afford a Pennington education could have happened without the generous and loyal support from our Board of Trustees, alumni, parents, and friends of the School. Our record of success has allowed us to embark with solid footing on a capital campaign that is the culmination of the master plan conceived by the Board of Trustees. The Kenneth K. T. Yen Humanities Building will be an open, light-filled, and inspiring space where teachers and students will come together and collaborate in an environment specifically designed for optimal learning. The classrooms of Old Main that have weathered the decades but are no longer able to provide the flexible and technology-infused learning environmentrequired of a twenty-first-century education will be converted to admini-strative and admission offices. Old Main’s past will be honored as it assumes its hard-earned and well-deserved place as the historic heart of the School.

from the HEAD OF SCHOOL

Penny Townsend

Summer always affords me the welcome opportunity to reflect on the accomplishments of the past year and to set goals for the coming academic year.

Summer is also a time of renewal for my colleagues, a change of pace from the hectic, fast-moving, and adolescent-filled days of the school year.

The stories and pictures in this magazine about the 2013 alumni reunion day and 175th celebration that brought record numbers of alumni and their families to campus serve as a record of the optimistic spirit that prevails at Pennington. Together we are blending our past with our present as we chart the future.

It is a privilege to help guide Pennington into its next 175 years, and it is with our deepest gratitude that we send you this magazine and annual report. Pennington has much of which to be proud, and you can be certain that our graduates will continue to embrace the enduring legacy of honor, virtue, and humility.

Stephanie G. TownsendHead of School

Penny Townsend and Mrs. Bing Tang P’14, new chairwoman of the TPSPA China chapter, during a recent trip to Shanghai to meet with Chinese families.


Building for theFUTUREThe Kenneth K. T. Yen Humanities Building

Imagine a sunny, light-filled, two-story space where the entire senior class can gather for a lecture or an assembly. Classrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows. A student-centered quad on the south end of our campus. An environment that brings learning out into the open, in classrooms and seminar rooms that support collaboration, creativity, and interaction.


the PLAn The Pennington School unveiled a campaign to build the Kenneth K. T. Yen Humanities Building on Friday, May 17, at a special celebration for the School’s lead donors, volunteers, trustees, and friends. After completing a long strategic planning process, the Board of Trustees has unanimously committed itself to this project as the School’s highest priority.

This new building will illuminate the study of humanities in a dramatic and innovative way. It will bring together the disciplines of English, History, Modern and Classical Languages, and Religious Studies in one integrated, collaborative learning environment. These new classrooms will be large, open, and airy spaces with flexible seating, and even some movable walls. The building will provide more than 25,000 square feet of new classroom, faculty, and meeting space, all flooded with natural light. A gorgeous, two-story atrium will offer an impressive, technology-rich gathering space with tiered seating for lectures or large gatherings. The offices of Global Studies, College Guidance, Community Service, and Diversity will also be found within the new building, as will those of the School’s renowned Center for Learning.

This building will transform Pennington’s ability to prepare our students for the challenges that await them in a global society. It will allow teachers and students to work together freely and to learn from each other. Well-designed, adaptable spaces will offer room for independent study as well as places in which students and teachers can work as a team. Access to other related departments will provide a richer learning experience, foster true collegiality, and allow us to take a multi-disciplinary approach to teaching, in an environment as open physically as it is intellectually.

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Transforming Our CAMPUSIn addition to the new building, plans include major reconstruction to other parts of the School’s campus. Stainton Hall will be dedicated to the study of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics and become a true STEM building, allowing the same kind of cross-collabo-ration between disciplines as the new hu-manities building. Stainton will continue to be the home of the Middle School, although new classrooms will be built and the Middle School will be relocated to the other side of the building to accom-modate a better flow of student traffic. In addition, Old Main will be restored as the historic center of the School and will house administrative offices for the Head of School, deans, and the offices of Admission and Communications. The building will also become handicapped-accessible as part of its renovation. Other improvements include the reshaping of campus access and driveways to create a more unified and cohesive external environment.

Launching a CAMPAIGN

“In the next few months, we will start construction of the first new academic building on Pennington’s campus in 30 years. This will be a landmark building right on Delaware Avenue, and it will symbolize powerfully our continuing commitment to academic excellence and to the future of this School. We need facilities which match our commitment to the highest quality of teaching and learning. Our students and teachers deserve nothing less.”

—Peter Tucci ’79 P’16 ’16

The campaign launched on May 17. Pennington 175: Engage. Enlighten. Transform. will raise $10 million towards the $16 million cost of the Kenneth K. T. Yen Humanities Building and all the related

developments. As this magazine goes to press, more than half of the target has already been secured, and the remainder will be raised over the next two years.

The campaign launch was the first event in a yearlong celebration of Pennington’s 175th anniversary. After announcing the campaign, Peter Tucci introduced a video produced for the occasion in which students talk about what Pennington means to them, and how their experi-ences at the School are preparing them for college and their careers. This can be viewed online at http://www.pennington.org/capital-campaign. Following the video, Trustee Dave Paragamian P’12 ’14 and Head of School Penny Townsend described the thinking behind the new building and its importance in giving our students and faculty an environment that will stimulate engagement between students and teachers and lead to more active, dynamic learning.

The co-chairs of the event, B. J. Booth P’15, Merrill Long P’12 ’17, and Anne Elise Matthews P’17, spoke movingly of their families’ experiences with Pennington, and why they chose to be involved with the launch. The evening finished with dancing, music, and convivial conversation.

A project on this scale requires the com-mitment of the School’s trustees, current and past parents, friends, and, of course, our alumni. Trustees provided generous

support by contributing almost $2 million dollars at the very beginning. This spring, one alumnus stepped forward to bestow the lead gift of the capital campaign—the single largest gift ever given by a former student.

Kenneth K. T. Yen ’84 attended The Pennington School as an international boarding student, graduating in 1984. While at Pennington, Ken was a member of the basketball team, on the staff of the Penntonian student newspaper, and president of the International Club. One of our most distinguished interna-tional graduates, he went on to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Commercial Science from St. John’s University. Ken is the chairman of the Taiwanese company Yulon Group, established in 1953 by his father, Mr. Ching-Ling Yen, as the Yulon Machinery Company, manufacturing cars, machinery, and related products. The Yulon Group played a key role in Taiwan’s industrial and commercial renaissance in the 1950s and ’60s. After Ken’s father died in 1981, his late mother, Mrs. Vivian Wu, was elected chair of the firm, which today is one of Asia’s largest companies. Ken now leads the company. In 2002, he received the Outstanding Entrepreneurs Award from the College of Engineering, National Taiwan University. In 2004, he dedicated a room in the Campus Center to his late parents through a generous donation.

An Alumnus Takes the Lead

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Penny Townsend and Ken Yen ’84 in Taipei

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“The new building will provide the kind of environment that’s ideal for teaching the Humanities: open, collabora-tive, multidisciplinary, inclusive.” —Penny Townsend

The Pennington School is different from most middle and secondary schools. Its legacy, values, and resources create unique opportunities for personal growth and achievement. Life at Pennington is meaningful and rich—and includes a full range of activities both inside and outside the classroom. Pennington is committed to serious academic endeavor but is not limited to it, and we encourage our students to pursue the interests that inspire them academically, creatively, and athletically.

None of this would be possible without your support. By participating in our capital campaign, you will empower The Pennington School to light a path for future generations of students. We will continue to provide a vigorous academic experience that is tailored to the abilities, goals, and learning styles of each individual student. Our new learning spaces will enable an approach to education that is equal to the challenge of preparing our children to succeed in an ever-changing global society. We invite you to join us in building the future for them, right now. Construction will begin in Spring 2014.


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1 The engraved paver for the Class of 2013 in front of Old Main, surrounded by the names of the 94 graduates 2 Chih Chia “Tony” Hu ’13, Shanghao Li ’13, Sung Min Lim ’13, and Wonchang “Terry” Choi ’13 wait in the Campus Center prior to Commencement. 3 Senior Class President Hope Mackenzie ’13 carries the class flag. 4 Katelyn Smolar ’13 adjusts her mortarboard as Patrik Devlin ’13 offers advice. 5 Hyeon Seon “Kate” Ju ’13 and her sister Seung Hui “Angelina” Ju ’10 together again on campus 6 Anna Gregg ‘13 declares her next steps by decorating the top of her mortarboard. 7 Head of School Penny Townsend introduces Valedictorian Sophia Su ’13. 8 Commencement speaker Osagie Imasogie P’13 and Chair of the Board of Trustees Peter Tucci ’79 P’16 ’16 await the beginning of the ceremony. 9 Members of the Class of 2013 process into Commencement.


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10 The faculty and trustees of The Pennington School begin the procession. 11 Members of the Class of 2013 stand for the invocation.12 Hope MacKenzie ’13, Anna Gregg ’13, Gianna LaLota ’13, Jaclyn Moses ’13, Erica Harris ’13, Devon Landis ’13, and Collette King ’13 13 The Pennington School Chorus sings at the Baccalaureate Service. 14 Erica Harris ’13, Jaclyn Moses ’13, and Masoma Imasogie ’13 at the post-Commencement reception 15 Jahmir White ’13, Marcus Fulmore ’13, Jordan Page ’13, and DeAndre Santos ’13 enjoy a pre-Commencement moment. 16 Hong Joon Ahn ’14 congratulates Teni Egbe ’13. 17 Erica Harris ’13 and her family following the one hundred and seventy-second Commencement Exercises 18 Ze Yu “Charlie” Guo ’13 and Robert Hoechner ’13 are happy graduates.

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1 Ellie Page ’17 speaks at Middle School Graduation. 2 Teacher and Advisor Bernie Gurick hands Liam Keenan ’17 his Middle School diploma. 3 Ryan Totaro ’18 signs a classmate’s yearbook. 4 Nicholas Castagna ’17, Brian Daniels ’17, Jacob Feldstein ’17, and Will Cromarty ’17 celebrate the day. 5 Jamie Bitterman ’17, Rex Berger ’17, and Nicholas Besselaar ’17 enjoy their Middle School Graduation reception.6 Head of School Penny Townsend congratulates Hailey Matthews ’17. 7 The Gonzalez-Gomez Family of Rivas-Vaciamadrid, Spain, celebrates.

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8 Josephine Sheeran ’17 and Siyi “Angela” Li ’17 recess from their graduation. 9 Members of the Class of 2017 stand on the steps of the Pennington Methodist Church for their traditional photo. 10 Analise Alexander ’17 waits in line before the ceremony begins. 11 Alex Sowanick ’17, Isabella Iorio ’17, Evan Chan ’17, Luna Gonzalez-Gomez ’17, Maren Ogg ’17, and Carolyn McWhirter ’17 at the reception in the Campus Center. 12 Valedictorian Shaan Patel ’17 is joined by his parents, Samir and Arti. 13 Isabelle Celentano ’17 and Molly McLaughlin ’17 review the 2013 yearbook, The Middle.

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ALUMNI Day

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1 Lunch under the tent 2 A future Pennington student 3 The Class of 1963 celebrating their 50th reunion. Pictured, left to right: John Biddiscombe, Robert Pearl, Edward Swiderski, Robert Philips, Joseph McClurkin, Karl Hastedt, William Vosper, Donald Smith, Wilson Bradley, Jerry Barnett, and William Cartwright. 4 ”Hail, Pennington, Hail!” song sheets adorn the dinner tables. 5 Current and former music students perform at dinner. 6 The Class of 1963 gathers in the Silva Gallery of Art for a special alumni reception. 7 Former New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, Head of School Penny Townsend, Dean of Students Chad Bridges ’96, and Chair of the Board Peter Tucci ’79 P’16 ’16 8 Former Governor Thomas Kean, with students Ellie Paige ’17 and William Harding ’19 9 Andrew Gordon ’14 changes the swim team record board.

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1 Brian Feuer ’83 and Garret O’Leary ’83 enjoy the campus despite the weather. 2 Madeleine Derveloy ’13 during the Shakesperience performance 3 Heather McCallum Redpath ’93 and her family 4 Chair of the Board Peter Tucci ’79 P’16 ’16, Tower Award recipients Georgia Manukas ’85 and John Biddiscombe ’63, and Head of School Penny Townsend 5 The Class of 2003 gathers for their 10th reunion. 6 The delicious cake was provided by Cramer’s Bakery in Yardley, PA, the family business of John Cramer ’74 and Tom Cramer ’79.

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7 Alumni vs. Varsity Water Polo 8 Andrea Picariello ’05, Terry Wells ’05, Jerry Eure ’75, Kylee Rossi ’05, and Alex Bauman ‘12 9 Lionel Rubin ’38 and his daughter, Janice Royer 10 The Varsity Baseball team gathers before the Alumni vs. Varsity game. 11 40th Reunion: Ron May ’73, Lynne Lindenthal ’73, Jerry Eure ’75, Kim McDonald ’73, John Rufe ’73 and Bob Gillis ’73 12 Mary Ann and Jim McKee ’48 13 Bob Pearl ’63 and his wife, Nancy Pearl 14 Peter Brown ’65 with Paul and Carla Hausmann 15 Lindsey and Philip Prassas ’99 and their son, Dylan

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This year’s Alumni Day festivities were expanded to include the 175th anniversary of the School. A first-ever symposium brought together current students with many notable alumni, who spoke eloquently about their own lives, careers, and experiences—how The Pennington School helped to prepare them for college and beyond. Former New Jersey Governor Tom Kean gave an inspired keynote address to kick off the day’s events, and a special laser show capped off the evening after an all-School barbecue that included all current students and their families, our alumni, and the faculty and staff.

On Friday, May 17, a group of trustees, leadership donors, volunteers, and friends gathered together for the launch of a new campaign—Pennington 175: Engage. Enlighten. Transform.—to raise $10 million for the construction of a new Humanities building, bringing together the disciplines of History, English, Modern and Classical Languages, English as a Second Language, and Religious Studies. This will be the first new academic structure on Pennington’s campus in 30 years. It will be a landmark right on Delaware Avenue, and it will symbolize powerfully our continuing commitment to academic excellence, to our students, and to the future of this School.

Education is what we do. We need facilities that match our commitment and dedication to the highest quality of teaching and learning. Our students and teachers deserve nothing less. The Board of Trustees has unanimously committed itself to this project as our highest priority. Already we have raised

more than half—$5.3 million, including nearly $2 million from the Board of Trustees—of our $10 million goal. Over the next two years, we intend to raise the rest. In addition to the new building, extensive renovations in Old Main and Stainton Hall will create new spaces for science and math, enhanced facilities for our Middle School, and bring together administration for more opportunities to collaborate and work together. The total scope of the project is more than $16 million.

This new building will also symbolize and demonstrate our commitment to preparing our students for life in this global era. The building will bear the

name of Kenneth Yen, a member of the Class of 1984, who gave the lead gift for this project. Ken is the chairman of the Yulon Group in Taiwan. The naming of such a prominent part of our campus after one of our most distinguished international graduates will make visible our commitment to international understanding and interaction. Inside, students will work together, exploring the best that the world’s civilizations have to offer and gain a deep appreciation of our common humanity.

Thanks to you, today the School is strong; it’s filled with dedicated and gifted teachers, and with bright, curious, and promising students. We are poised to grow even stronger. None of this would be possible without the donors and volunteers whose devotion to Pennington we honor in the pages of this report. It’s important to note that donations to The Pennington Fund contribute five percent to the overall budget of the School, so your annual gift touches every aspect of our community, including academics, the arts, athletics, student activities, financial aid, maintaining our beautiful campus, faculty salaries, and our overall growth and success as an academic institution. Thank you for your continued support!

Peter J. Tucci, Esq. ’79Chair, Board of Trustees

from the BOARD CHAIR

Peter Tucci ’79

We have just embarked on a yearlong celebration of 175 years of excellence in education at Pennington. This is a time for The Pennington School community to look back and celebrate

the School’s past, while at the same time, look forward and plan together for its future.


Robert H. Beckett, Sr. ’52 GP’14William A. Belfiore P’14 Robert L. Casper, Jr. ’64 Jane Celentano P’12 ’16 ’17A. Louis Denton, Esq. ’76Jordan M. Gray ’91Guang Guo P’13Vernon H. Hammond II P’71 James HymanMichael D. Jingoli ’85 P’11 ’15Dennis S. Keating ’79 P’08 ’09

Peter J. Tucci, Esq. ’79 P’16 ’16, ChairCynthia Hillas P’07, Co-Vice Chair The Reverend Dr. Robert J. Williams, P’94 ’95, Co-Vice ChairThe Reverend David C. Mertz, SecretaryBOARD OF tRUStEES

Tara Christie Kinsey The Honorable John S. KuhlthauWallace M. Kyle P’05 ’08 ’11Annette Lawlor P’13 ’15 ’15Brian A. Markison P’07 ’10John L. McGuire, Ph.D. P’98The Reverend Donald MedleyDavid M. Paragamian P’12 ’14Kim Pimley P’11Franklin D. Sanders, Jr. ’84Bishop John R. Schol

Richard H. Sharrett, M.D. ’46Steven M. Silberman ’68Stephen Tan ’73Stephanie G. Townsend, Head of SchoolTimothy C. Vile P’07 ’09 ’12 ’15Robert M. Wigod ’50The Reverend Varlyna D. WrightJohn M. Zuccarelli III ’72

2012–13Committees

tHE PAREntS COMMIttEE of the Pennington FundDora and Jerry Mavellia P’15, Chairs Clark Travers GP’15, Grandparents Chair Kimberly Bitterman P’17Jeannie Colalillo P’06 ’11 ’18 Peter Egbert P’16Jeanne Haeckel P’12 ’15Susan Harris P’16Lisa Luke P’08 ’16Dee MacKenzie P’13Sandra McCord P’12John and Charlene Nelson P’14 ’16Ron and Joan Reardon P’14 Susan Totaro P’10 ’14 ’18James and Dawn Tringali P’15 ’16Beth Van Marter P’13Peg Van Sciver P’12 ’14Kay Weeder P’14Pat Wynne P’12 ’16

tHE PAREntS ASSOCIAtIOn Executive BoardHerbert E. Klei P’14, Co-PresidentJane Celentano P’12 ’16 ’17, Co-President Karen Lavallen P’13, Vice President Molly Kramer P’14, Treasurer Mary Beth Puzio P’14, Secretary Michele Kelly P’17 Ann Koloski P’15Lori Plimpton P’14 ’16Dawn Yang P’13

the Pennington School gratefully acknowledges the hard work, dedication and generosity shown by the individuals above who served on committees

during the period July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013.

ALUMnI ASSOCIAtIOn BOARDRobert L. Casper, Jr. ’64, PresidentJoshua L. Strober ’99, Vice PresidentChadwick A. Bridges ’96Peter W. Brown ’65Spencer G. Garrison ’05Evan A. Geronemus ’01Timothy Johnson III ’03Jane E. Sortor Keene ’77Jacob A. Levy ’09Diana Moore ’02Daniel J. Sheridan ’94Mitchell H. Sloane ’87



O’HAnLOn SOCIEty($20,000 and above)Robert ’52 and Pat Beckett GP’14William and Susan Belfiore P’14Tino and Michelle Cantaffa, Jr. P’15 ’17John and Jane Celentano P’12 ’16 ’17Peter and Mary Ellen Egbert P’16Bo Hu and Min Huang P’15Rick and Annette Lawlor P’13 ’15 ’15Greg and Anne Elise Matthews P’17John and Pamela McGuire P’98William Oldsey and Julie Alexander P’15Chang Su Rue and Si Eun Roh P’08 ’15Peter ’79 and Lisa Ann Tucci P’16 ’16Jun Wan-Ren and Qing Wan P’15One anonymous donor

CUPOLA SOCIEty($10,000 to $19,999)Bristol-Myers Squibb FoundationA. Louis Denton ’76 Director’s Grant Program of The Barra Foundation Stuart Essig and Erin Enright P’18 ’18Jordan ’91 and Kristen GrayCynthia and Robert Hillas P’07Michael ’85 and Angela Jingoli P’11 ’15Xin Lu and Wei Zhang P’18Brian and Joan Markison P’07 ’10Edward E. Matthews GP’17Kevin and Kelly Murray P’15Thomas and Brenda O’Loughlin P’19Samir and Arti Patel P’17Franklin Sanders, Jr. ’84 and Jessica Frank Sanders ’85Thomas L. Smolar ’76 P’08 ’12 ’13Stephen ’73 and Joyce TanThe Boye Foundation Inc.

The Pennington Fund: Dollars Raised, Last Three Years

The Pennington Fund: Participation—Parents, Last Three Years

Leadership DONORS

REPORTof Giving2012–13

a new RECORD!tHE PEnnInGtOn FUnD raised $901,715 in 2012–13, an increase of $33,876 (4%) from the $867,839 raised last year. The Fund contributes about 5% of the total budget of the School each year. Thank you for your support—we couldn’t do all that we do without you, our donors.

The Edward E. & Marie L. Matthews FoundationThe Essig Enright Family FoundationThe Pennington School Parents AssociationPenny and Mike TownsendTimothy and Wendy Vile P’07 ’09 ’12 ’15One anonymous donor

1838 FOUnDERS SOCIEty($5,000 to $9,999)Bank of AmericaGerrit and Cynthia Besselaar P’17Kevin and B.J. Booth P’15James and Kathleen Boozan P’13Chubb & SonJoseph and Jeannie Colalillo P’06 ’11 ’18John V. Gibson GP’13Stephen Haeckel and Jeanne Goldman Haeckel P’12 ’15Osagie and Losenge Imasogie P’13Young Nam Kim and Nam Soon Moon GP’12Wallace and Lori Kyle P’05 ’08 ’11Frederick and Louise Lark GP’13 ’15 ’15Jeffrey and Michelle Martinides P’14 ’17Jerrard and Dora Mavellia P’15David and Judy Paragamian P’12 ’14The Sappington Family P’15William and Jennifer Stewart, Jr. P’14James and Dawn Tringali P’15 ’16Scott and Lucia Van Cleef P’10 ’12 ’19Robert M. ’50 and Dorothy WigodNianxi Zhu and Wenhua Song P’14



tRUStEES SOCIEty($2,500 to $4,999)Asset Management SpecialistsBMS EPAC Pac Match ProgramGregory and Moira Brunk P’16Gwen and David Campbell P’14Charles E. Tweedy III Charitable FoundationCPR Restoration & Cleaning Service, LLCFidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to EducationMichael and Cecilia Fingerman P’17Guy and Karen Fried P’12 ’16William and Susan Goeckeler P’12 ’18Irvin and Barbara Goldman P’14Glenn and Betty Gorab P’13George ’54 and Lucille GordonCheng Huang and Bing Tang P’14Dennis ’79 and Claire Keating P’08 ’09Anton and Sally Kuppek P’15Marc and Dianne Lamb P’16 ’16Jared S. Levinson P’17Xiang Liu and Zhen Guo P’18Jane Bangert McNeil ’86 and Rory McNeilJohn and Jill Petolillo P’16Michael and Kim Pimley P’11PSEG FoundationRon and Joan Reardon P’14Ronald and Barbara Rintala P’14Barry and Leslye Rush P’16Douglas Saltstein ’90 and Christina SaltsteinAndrew ’65 and Roberta SchwarzSteve ’68 and Lynn SilbermanElliot ’50 and Rose Smith

Jon and Maureen Spencer P’13Robert and Janine Tabas P’15Hong Tang and Yingjie Fei P’14Francis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15The Pittsburgh FoundationThe Prudential FoundationClark Travers GP’15Charles and Kate Tweedy GP’14 Thomas ’69 and Nancy Ursic P’98 ’01Wells FargoYe Zhou and ShanLin Tong P’15John M. Zuccarelli ’72

CHAIR OF tHE BOARD SOCIEty($1,000 to $2,499)Rudel and Imelda Abano P’15Frank M. Aldridge ’61Christopher C. Auld ’90Bank of New York/MellonDavid and Kimberly Bitterman P’17Black Rock InvestmentsBlades Inc.Robert and Sheila Bonapace P’09 ’13Felix and Beth Botelho P’16Jonathon S. Bowden ’91Wilson ’63 and Cynthia BradleyRobert Brander and Lise Thompson P’14Donald Brown ’47Robert ’64 and Flo CasperPeter Chan and Wendy Woo-Chan P’17Thomas D. Chiodi ’81Mark and Leslie Colyar P’16 ’18James and Colleen Cosgrove P’15Edmund and Gail Craft ’58 Anup and Sanghamitra Dam P’11Daniel M. Tabas Family FoundationStephanie and Scott DeSouza P’15James Donovan and Judy Nelson P’11 ’13George and Donna Dowdie P’15Joseph and Lucy FanningMichael and Lori Feldstein P’17Gail and Edmund Craft Family Charitable TrustRafael Gonzalez-Capilla and Rosario Gomez-Lopez P’14 ’17Thomas W. Haas ’73

Afshin and Donna Hannani P’12 ’14 ’16Kenneth ’83 and Kimberly Hansen P’15Andy and Storey Hart P’11 ’12Hess Corp.Andrew and Margaret Hofer P’18Honeywell International CorporationHopewell Valley Community BankJames HymanMaureen and David Iorio, Sr. P’17 ’18Song Jiang and Hui Zhao P’15JoeMax Telecom, LLCRobert P. ’75 and Jane E. Sortor Keene ’77Kyung Eun Lee and Kyung Han Kim P’16Charles and Michelle King P’13 ’14 ’16Leslie D. Klabbatz ’79Clifford and Maryann Kline P’02John and Carol KuhlthauYueh Tsang Lee and Shao Fei Liang P’14Beena and Steven Levy P’09 David J. ’86 and Jane Long P’18 ’16Fred and Lynn Lorenz P’17John and Lisa Luke P’08 ’16Scott and Kathryn MacDonald P’16Bob T. Martin P’16William L. Martin ’46Kevin and Kathleen Mayer P’16Joseph and Kiersty McDougall P’16Nicole G. McInerney ’96Timothy and Donna McInerney P’18Graeme and Maureen McWhirter P’09 ’11 ’14 ’17Merck Partnership for GivingMorgan Stanley & Co. Inc.Marjorie A. Nelson P’14Timothy ’87 and Jessica O’BrienMatthew Pauls and Mary Fraser P’11Stephen Payne and Amy Ross-Payne P’11 ’14Robert ’63 and Nancy PearlPfizer FoundationMark and Stacy Pibl P’10 ’13David ’53 and Arlene PiersonRichard ’73 and Jacqueline PistellAnne and Jonathan Plimpton P’99Eugene and Pamela Podsiadlo P’09 ’11Charles and Kathleen Previti P’99William P. Quinn P’16R. Dario Quiros ’57

Leadership


DONORS



GAtEWAyS CLUB($500 to $999) William and Gail Alesio, Jr. P’12Stephen and Linda Alexander P’17Bill and Michele Alford P’11 ’15SooRyang Shin and BaeKeun An P’16James and Subha Barry P’13Michael Bergen P’13 ’16Oswald and Maite Bertolini P’14John Biddiscombe ’63 and Abigail Gorton

Bruce and Susan Bonfield P’15Peter ’65 and Melissa BrownWilliam S. Brownell ’59Harry and Jackie Bunn P’12 ’15James and Robyn Campbell P’14 ’16Campbell Soup CompanyJonas Caplin ’48 GP’00 ’04 ’08Bill Cartwright ’63 and Donna Vogt CartwrightChris and Elisa Castagna P’17Guy and Eileen Castranova P’03 ’11 ’13John Connor and Mary Caroline Kirrane P’12Dr. G. Geoffrey and Mrs. Loredana Cromarty P’17Mary Grace De ReamerRobert DeBardelaben ’44Elliot and Carole Decker P’14John and Gail DeHeus P’06Robert J. Derveloy P’13Martin and Carolyn Dorph P’12 ’18Charles and Donna Drucker P’14 ’17Dwight J. Duryea ’47Leo Eisner ’52Leonard Genet ’72Catherine E. Gleason P’13Scott T. Gray ’77Nicholas and Jennifer Green P’14Mauricio and Ilana Gutierrez P’19Lonnie and Bette Hanauer P’89Robert and Catherine Herbert P’15Bruce and Judith Hoechner P’13Thomas and Suzanne Horsley P’14 ’16 ’18Daniel Huang and Theresa Menders P’16Charles ’38 and Laura HuntRichard and Sharon Jarboe P’10 ’14John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Timothy and Deborah Kennedy P’16Lena Khatcherian P’14Harry and Molly Kramer P’14 ’16Gerard and Heather Kunkel P’08 ’13Claudius and Katja Lang P’14Patrick and Sandy LaPointe P’16Harry and Karen Lavallen P’13Lehigh Gas Wholesale LLCLibra Construction, Inc.Thomas and Debbie Liwosz P’02 ’05 ’09Charles and Doris Mapes, Jr. GP’03 ’05Todd and Janice Martz P’17Keith and Debra McAuliffe P’16Robert and Linda McClellanJon and Robin McConaughy P’18Christa H. McGuire ’98Timothy and Jennifer McLaughlin P’16 ’17Thomas and Laura McMillan P’02 ’05John and Dorothy Meggitt GP’17Lara Lomer and Michael Meggitt P’17Lawrence Meinert and Catherine Triverio P’10David C. Mertz and Nancy J. DuffMarianne Meyers P’07 ’10 ’13Christine and Grant Miller P’18John and Deborah Morrison P’05Robert B. ’65 and Trish MyersJames and Ann Nawn P’18John and Charlene Nelson P’14 ’16Mina Oundjian GP’09 ’11 ’14 ’17Francis and Judy Paige GP’14 ’15Howard and Alex Park GP’14 ’16Lan Pendergrass and Elaine Cheong P’15Pennington United Methodist ChurchLori A. Plimpton P’14 ’16

Lionel C. Rubin ’38Steven Santarsiero and Ronni Fuchs P’16Rajesh Saran ’88Richard ’46 and Elizabeth SharrettJames and Lynette Shavel P’14Thomas Sheeran and

Jeniah Johnson P’14 ’17Hao Shen and Jin Zhang P’15Daniel J. Sheridan ’94Mark and Brenda Sherman P’13Bart and Linda Sichel P’19Robert Skalicky and

Lisa Rogge-Skalicky P’13Herbert ’32 and Patricia SloaneTom SorellStat-Trade, Inc.Joanna and William StorrarJoshua ’99 and Tracey StroberDerek Sylvester and

Elizabeth Barrett P’13Eliot ’61 and Christine Terborgh The Levy Family FoundationW. Bryce Thompson IV GP’14Tiffany & Co.United Methodist Higher Education

FoundationKing and Boots Van Nostrand GP’17 ’18Vanguard Group FoundationDaniel and Janice Vile P’16W. Bryce Thompson FoundationPeter ’58 and Dolores WhiteLarry Williams and

Denise Marsala-Williams P’15 ’18Robert and Renee Williams P’94 ’95Kurt R. ’87 and Audrey WinklerRichard ’72 and Debbie YoungJonathon Zepp ’79Two anonymous donors



Jo ProckopJohn Rego and Roxane Yonan P’14Carl and Molly Rice P’18Richard J. PhelpsBertram ’57 and Pamela RowleyGeorge ’80 and Traci RuchJohn and Beverly ScholGlen and Ellen Schostak P’17Stephen and Jill Schreiber P’10 ’13Larry and Diane Sobin P’09Peter and Elizabeth Strawbridge GP’14 ’17The Lonnie and Bette Hanauer

Charitable FundThe Terborgh Family Charitable FundAndrew Toscano P’14Ross Veltri and Elaine Markezin P’08Christine Wainwright P’17Eugene K. Walker ’90Kristian and Katharine Weeder P’14James and Denise Weinberg P’14Baur and Elizabeth Whittlesey P’97 ’02Julianne WilliamsMimy Wong P’17William and Ann Wong P’01 ’03Bruce C. Wood ’67Paul and Rita Woolverton P’78 ’79 ’80Michael Yang and Dawn Evans-Yang P’16Matthew and Lidia Zachor P’16Haowen Zhu and Wei Wang P’17Two anonymous donors

OLD MAIn CLUB($100 to $499) Aaron and Janis Brenner Philanthropic Fund

of the Jewish Community Foundation of Central Pennsylvania

Peter Abrams and Francine Besselaar P’16Dorothy Agress GP’13Ray and Mary Jane AklonisW. Garron Alexander ’66Tamara and David AlitoFelix A. Almentero P’14Christina M. Alt ’88Lisa Drury Arizmendy ’79John J. Armstrong ’02Jemima and Thomas AttanasioDorothy K. Auer P’85B & G Engineering LLCCathlene Y. Banker ’79Kenneth and Sandra Barbuscio P’12 ’14Brian ’80 and Ericka Bastecki P’14Jack and Sharon Benoff P’08Ronald and Katherine Bernstein P’09Henry and Dora Berry P’80 ’81John and Kathleen Biggins P’11Robert E. Bird ’89Neal and Kim Blackwell

Bliss TravelsJeffrey S. Blitz ’60David E. Blum ’48John and Carrie Bouton P’16 ’18Aaron H. Brenner ’49Arlene Brest GP’15Emil F. BretzgerCharles G. Bristol ’49Bristol-Myers SquibbRichard ’56 and Claire BrooksAlexis E. Brown ’03Charlie BrownAdem T. Bunkeddeko ’05Terry and Betty Burns P’91 ’93 ’98 ’00Mark and Cindy Butler P’04 ’07Thomas E. Calkins and Victoria J. Bliss-Calkins P’15James and Sallie Campbell GP’14 ’16John ’62 and Ann Capers IIIWayne Carlson and Ellen Hoenig-Carlson P’16Linda Carrington P’08Marilyn Carroll P’78 ’79 ’84Robert ’79 and Grace CarrollRobert G. ’62 and Elaine CarrollAlexa V. Carugati ’09Jeffrey and Deborah Carugati P’09Joseph and Jackie Carugati GP’09 ’14 ’16Lida and Guillermo CastroPeter and Dolores Cerenzo P’74 ’78 GP ’08 ’11Paolo and Jacqueline Cerri P’12Ben and Jan Chack P’15Peter Chase and Jenny ChasePerry ’59 and Joyce ChinJohn ’79 and JoAnne CiprianoBryan E. ’80 and Amy ClagettMichael and Carol Clark P’15

Jeffrey and Lisa Coe P’16Howard ’80 and Janet CohenGregory and Lori Cohn P’15Sam A. Colalillo ’06David L. Colglazier ’63Michael and Lisa Connors P’08 ’10 ’15Ted and Deborah Cook P’90 ’94Anthony ’78 and Maryanne CostaGregory and Linda Costas P’14Veronica M. Coyle P’14 ’16Glenn A. Cranker ’64Drew C. Curry ’76Bruce and Carol Custis ’68Robert and Clare Daniels, Jr. P’17Douglas M. Davies ’60Trevor and Wendi Davies P’16Ada G. DavisMary S. DeCervantes P’09Melissa DeFelice and Rob SchulteThomas and Lori Delia P’14Scott J. ’72 and Mindy DeutchmanNanette Dobin Cronan ’80 and Thomas CronanDavid and Elizabeth DonahueScott and Laura DoughtyLynn Drury Morano ’83 P’11 ’14William and Yvette du Fosse P’89John and Georgina Duff, Jr. P’72Jeffrey P. East ’96Stephen and Christine Ebersole P’15 ’15Eli Lilly & Company FoundationTom and Sara Emlen P’11Mark R. Emmerson P’14Jennifer Wheeler Faber ’86 and Daniel Faber P’18Morris S. Fabian ’55Robert and Nancy Faherty, Jr. P’08 ’14Jed S. ’66 and Susan FeibushMichael and Diane Feit P’96Jon and Julie Felsher P’18Stephen E. Ferrara ’93Aldo and Bonnie Ferri ’77Thomas W. Fletcher ’76Joseph Fluehr ’90Melissa and Robert Force, Jr. P’18Kathleen Formoso P’13William and Nancy Freeman GP’13 ’16 ’16William and Kathryn Freeman P’13 ’16 ’16Grace Lee FrielAngelo and Tina Fulmore P’13Marcus A. Fulmore ’13Robert R. Gale ’79Leah Gambal ’87 and Santiago AlfagemeScott R. Gansl ’78Katharine G. GardnerEdmund GaussMarvin and Carolyn Geller GP’17Evan A. Geronemus ’01



John and Tammy Gibson P’13Richard and Sandra Goldstein P’14Julio ’77 and Carla Gomez, Jr.George W. Goodell, Jr. ’65Ronald Gorayeb and Kathleen King P’09David and Jill Gordon P’14Jeffrey and Megan Gordon P’14John GoreBayard Graf ’43Victoria Grant P’98William and Stephanie Gray P’14John ’78 and Liane GraysonJohn M. H. Gregg P’13 ’17John P. GreggMark and Beth Gronet P’09Peter Gruen and Anne Elliott P’04Robert ’73 and Robin GillisSaravanakumar Gunasekaran and

Vijaymekala Saravanakumar P’16Bernard and Melissa Gurick P’11 ’15Andrew Guthrie ’55Richard ’62 and Barbara HaasGeorge and Ann Hackl P’86Alice F. Haines P’72Elizabeth S. Hall ’84Francis X. ’64 and Jane Halligan, Jr.William and Virginia Hamburger P’92Barry and Lois Hamilton ’66Vernon and Leona Hammond P’71Edwin ’63 and Carol Hann IIIEdward and Susan Harris P’16David Hauser and Patricia Mosher P’15Paul and Carla Hausmann

Bill and Karen Hawkey P’10 ’12Heath Lumber CompanyRobert and Susan Hebert, Jr. P’14Mrs. John T. HendersonDavid and Carol Hendrickson P’03 ’06Kevin ’77 and Nancy HennesseyJason and Yoon Jung Heo P’13C. Ryman Herr, Jr.Richard and Barbara Hess GP’16James and Cindy HickeyArthur and Leslie Hill P’95Mary Hillas ’07George ’72 and Debra Lynn HoffmanGeorge and Janet Holbrook P’85Van Dale Holladay ’52 P’74Stanley ’43 and Gwendolyn HolmesLaurie Honigman P’13Shirley Hooper GP’14Horizon /Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJLisa Houston and Jason Harding P’19Bruce Herrick ’73 and Martha TateGeorge ’73 and Alice HolmesWilliam ’47 and Jane HoweDavid S. ’86 and Jackie HuchlerStephen and Theresa Hullings P’08 ’11 ’14Kenneth Huth and Ruth Schultes-Huth P’12Marie HutnikRobert and Mary Ann Jackson P’00Wendy Jaeger P’14 ’16Joan L. Jones P’85Michael and Phyllis Jones P’03Craig ’58 and Joan JurgensenStephen and Nancy Jusick

Keith A. ’85 and Vikki KarkutKellie Kavanagh P’10 ’15Jeffrey ’81 and Colette Keating P’13Daniel and Teresa Keenan P’17Dimitrios Kelembelidis ’97Gregory and Michele Kelly P’17Raquel Kennedy Bergen P’13 ’16David and Lisa Kern ’86Marvo King-Hayward P’15Robert and Janet Kirby P’08Sarkis Kirikian ’87A. Melissa Kiser P’01Robert and Marta Kiszka P’14Blair-Ashley Kline ’02Donna Fell Kottcamp ’79David and Karen Kovalcik P’15Thomas and Daniela Kovalcik P’15Kraft Employee Involvement ProgramsCarl and Lois Krause P’13 ’17Sergei and Celia Kuharsky P’14Grant A. Lawlor ’13Leonard and Susan LeibDavid and Nanci Levi P’13Jacob A. Levy ’09Geoffrey and Nancy Lewen P’10Wei Li and Fei Chen P’17Livia Liberace GP ’14Robert and Laurie Lincoln P’11Wesley P. Lincoln ’11Lynne Brashier Lindenthal ’73Lori Lipsky and Rob RobertsonM. Alan ’59 and Jeannine LishNorman ’52 and Bonnie LitowitzRobert H. Locke ’47Mike and Marie Luciano GP’15Jack and Lenore Luckey P’04David and Laurie Ludgin P’14Christopher ’80 and Sara LuparielloMr. and Mrs. Glenn R. MacKenzie P’13Janet D. Madison P’05Richard and Mary Jane Maley P’16Anthony and Christina Manuelli P’13Georgia A. Manukas ’85Jean M. Martin P’87Samuel ’61 and Cynthia MatherTom and Anne Mavis P’16Ronald D. May ’73Mary Elizabeth McClellanWilliam L. McComb ’12Sandra and David McCord P’12Gordon and Penelope McCutcheon P’16Thomas P. ’70 and Joanne McGann P’03 ’05 ’13Jenny McGovern GP’15Kevin and Lori McGovern P’14 ’15William and Mary Jo McGuinness P’14James ’48 and Mary Ann McKeeScarlett T. McNally ’03Barbara and William McQuade



Donald MedleyAdrian Mendez P’15James D. MentisDavid and Noreen Mercando P’16John L. Mesrobian P’01Gregg and Anne Michaelson P’18Joseph and Elizabeth Micheletti P’18Stephen MilichGeorge and Marilyn Miragaya P’10Kenneth and Janine Molinaro P’12Diane MonteleoneDonald and Linda Moore P’04Patrick J. Murphy ’80Fernando Muzzio and

Daisy Rivera-Muzzio P’14Jeff and Zehra Naqvi P’14Vinay and Swati Navani P’16Donnalie N. Nelson ’09Mortimer and Marcia Nelson GP’11 ’13Donald B. Nuzzio, Jr. ’10Donald and Linda Nuzzio P’10Stephen and Eileen O’Connell P’16Courtney A. Odening ’03Monica H. L. Odening ’01Jason D. O’Donnell ’94Mark ’73 and Rebecca O’Neill Jo-Ann M. Orlinsky P ’89David and Lisa Osterman P’12 ’14Todd and Susan Paige P’14 ’17James C. Palmer ’85Rudolph and Ellen Palombi P’14 ’18Shawn and Dana Panson P’16Kasandra Pantoja P’15Frank and Bobbie Papa GP’18Gary J. Patricelli ’73Stuart Patterson ’93 and Kerry PattersonWendy Pearl P’11 ’14Frank T. Peartree ’42Rick ’68 and Ruth PelioMurray and Ramona PeytonMargaret PhelpsJohn and Jane Piazza P’85Michael and Joyce Picariello P’05Kim and Victoria Piersol P’17Steven and Lischen Pinado P’16 ’18John and Jeannine Pitarresi P’14Catherine B. PittBesrick and Opal Plummer P’12 ’16Marcos J. ’60 and Susan PolicarVince PomparelliFrancis Pontillo and Patricia Graham P’15Inez Pontillo GP’15Ellen Poreda P’07R. Bruce ’44 and Kay PoynterGiuseppe and Antoinette Presutto P’14Dean M. Psomaras ’10John and Mary Beth Puzio P’14E. Malcolm Quigley P’83

John W. Quilty, Jr. P’17Casey A. Ramirez ’08Rebecca Reidy ’13Kevin Reilly P’12Mark and Heather ReillyAleta Ricciardi P’17Richard L. Pelio Certified Public AccountantBrian and Kathleen Richardson P’11 ’14Lyle and Sharon RiggRichard and Sandra RitterVincent ’52 and Jane Rockel P’85Rogers CorporationJudy and Gary Rossi P’05 ’08William Rudnik and Michelle Quinn P’16John H. Rufe ’73Bruce and Christina Runkle P’06 ’16Michele RuoppJerome and Susan RussoNed E. Saaz ’73Thomas and Gail Sabatura P’09Charles and Dolores Sabino P’82 ’84 ’86Ellen Sabino ’84James ’65 and JoAnn Sachs P’14Carol Samit GP’14Amy Winston and Steve Samuel P’11 ’15 and FamilyFlorentino and LaSheila Santos P’13James Sapienza ’65Irma Gomez Sarafin ’79 and Richard H. Sarafin, Jr.Robert and Lana Sarchiapone P’13Charles and Lucile SayreMichael Z. Scharf ’94Joan SchreyerEdward P. Scull, Jr. P’13

Eric ’74 and Diana Seiler P’13 ’15Asutosh and Trusha Shah P’19Martin Shapiro ’73Mary K. Sharer P’14 ’19David ’62 and Eunice SherwoodBenjamin J. ’62 and Mary Shinn, Jr.Loren ’66 and Donna ShoemakerNeil Shuster and Grace Dennigan P’98Robert ’49 and Barbara SiemonsRobert W. Simmons ’47David and Susan SmithDonald G. Smith ’63Robert ’49 and Barbara SmythKristi A. Sorbello Frank ’90Thomas and Eleni Sowanick P’17George and Margaret Sproul P’14 ’15Samantha Stern-Leaphart and Jordan AubryGladys A. StevensonPeter ’58 and Sara StollWilliam B. Storch ’48Arthur and Doris StrawbridgeBruce Stuckel ’59Eriks J. Svarcbergs ’11The Bristol Fund, Inc.The Robert & Kathryn Baines Family TrustMeg Ann Thomas P’13Blair Thompson and Holly JonesThomas L. Todd ’48Alan Toltzis and Claudia Rosenberg-Toltzis P’06Russell and Susan Totaro P’10 ’14 ’18Scott R. ’91 and Adrienne TrachtenbergRobert R. Tucci ’74 and Linda Porter-TucciBeverly and Edwin TuckerDoris M. Ursic P’69 GP ’98 ’01Robbi Uzupis P’07John ’47 and Robbie VaccaroLouis Valente and Patricia Wynne P’12 ’16Anne Van Beveren P’10John and Elizabeth Van Marter P’13Margaret M. Van Sciver P’12 ’14John and Carolyn Vickers P’15 ’17Maria H. Villegas P’15Carrie A. Vinch ’83Peter P. VitelliNicholas and Gerry Vizachero GP’14 ’17Karen and David VoorheesJames Walker and Tanya Hernandez Walker P’16Martyn N. Walker and Edith Wolff P’18George Ward ’88 and Kerri WardWashington Crossing Audubon SocietyDean and Kathy Waters P’95 ’98Norman and June Weinberg GP’14Barry and Gayle Weisberg P’05Jonathan M. Weiss ’00Rick Weiss and Sue Gertner-Weiss P’15Maureen E. Wells ’07



Terence M. Wells ’05Mark A. Wenczel ’82Walter and Pat Wenczel P’82 GP’00 ’11 ’15Judith A. Orlinsky West ’89Bruce J. ’69 and Mary Ann WhiteChristopher T. White ’57Robert and Andrea White P’13Martha and James WickendenStephen A. Willis ’81Michael and Betty Anne Winkler P’87 ’89Susan Wirsig and Scott GibbardJames H. ’81 and Amy WolfShawn Woodhull ’06Varlyna D. WrightYardley Group LTD Co.Ali YoungMichael Zahn and

Catherine Dondero-Zahn P’17Renee Zarelli P’11Mark and Heather Zavanelli P’15 ’16Harold and Marilyn Zeltt GP’14David E. Zimmer P’14 ’16Daniel and Patricia Zinsser P’00 ’02One anonymous donor

RED RAIDERS CLUB($1 to $99) Andrew J. Agress ’13William S. Agress P’13R. Graham and Martha Akers P’94Ricardo Alaez and Maria Cardenas P’19David and Daria Aloise P’12Richard M. Anderson ’92Atanas S. Apostolov ’13Ryan and Alison BaileyMichael and Amy Barkley P’16Mary Lou Barna GP’95Earl Barr ’41Maurice Bellando, Jr. ’62Michael R. Bergen ’13Ryan H. Bernstein ’09Wilma Bitterman GP’17Nancy Blair GP’13 ’14Adam Bloom P’13Mark D. BoillotatAndrew D. Brashears, Jr. ’50Chadwick Bridges ’96 and Erica BridgesDavid C. Bruhn ’06Laura W. Bruskin ’02Joanne Budnick GP’13William BurkeEdgar Byham P’94Alexis T. Cellars ’13Thomas R. ’41 and Elizabeth ChamberlainWonchang Choi ’13Tara Christie Kinsey and Matthew KinseySean and Paula Clancy P’14

Elizabeth Clancy-Healy and Patrick Healy P’12Sara C. Clark ’15Susan R. Clark ’76Kenneth and Mickey CoakleyBen J. Colalillo ’11David ’66 and Susanne CopenhaverBenoit Cortet and Helen Crowther P’16Katherine M. Cuozzo ’11Carlos and Diane Dafonte P’15Theodore I. Darenkov ’13Samantha M. Darling ’96Philip and Patricia Dasaro GP’15Soumitra and Smritikana Dasgupta P’12Adriana DeCervantes ’09Erica A. DeKranes ’10David Demaree and Regina Koebele-Demaree P’15Robert and Barbara Demaree GP’15David and Pam DeMartin ’86Chris DeRose ’03Madeleine G. Derveloy ’13Laura J. Desai ’97 and Miles W. Truesdell ’91

Marly R. Faherty ’08Bob and Judy Faherty GP’08 ’14Gregory A. Folli ’89Ashley FoltinyJohn Frank and Amy Gottschalk P’18Sara French-Shallop ’75Walter and Anita Gebhart P’76Harold and Katrina George P’13Rod and Cassi GerdsenGJSR Enterprises, Inc.Andrea and Gregory GlowatzThe Rev. Champion B. Goldy ’39 P’64Eduardo Gomez ’81Nicholas J. Gorab ’13Katherine S. Griffith P’93Harry ’53 and Bonnie GuyerParis R. Haas ’10Jeanne HamburgFrieda Hamer GP’10 ’13Felicity Hanks ’00Erica T. Harris ’13James and Betty Harris, Jr.Vernal and Laura Harris P’13Michelle S. Hart ’07Robert HeilJulia M. Helms ’07Robert ’65 and Corinne HessFrank ’42 and Helen HouptAlyssa L. Hullings ’11Brandon S. Hullings ’08Derek R. Hullings ’14Onyinyechukwu Ijeh ’13Marjorie and Michael IrelandTimothy Johnson III ’03Laura JonesHyeon Seon Ju ’13Charles and Ann Marie Karkut P’82 ’85Michael V. Keating ’13Wesley D. Keating ’08Max KennedyCollette T. King ’13John and Marie KownackyDavid H. Kunin ’67Brittany E. Kunkel ’08Dane A. Kunkel ’13Lois LangJustin LangloisJacob A. Laub ’03Mary F. Lazar ’75Alfredo ’49 and Donna LeonDennis J. Lepold ’87Dennis and Joanne Lepold P’87Adam R. Levi ’13Shanghao Li ’13Melanie H. LitzingerChristopher Liwosz ’02Matthew Liwosz ’09Timothy W. Liwosz ’05

Thomas E. deShazo, Jr. ’44Patrik A. Devlin ’13Paul and Karin Devlin P’13Christina M. Di Marco P’12Mark and Kilani DiGiacomo P’09 ’15Connor N. Donovan ’13Mary Jane Driscoll ’76 and John RizziEbase and Elizabeth Egbe P’13Ellen E. Eischen ’98Marc Epstein and Jean ElkinMary Ellen Erdie P’99Jerry Eure ’75John R. Faherty ’14



Andrew LloydMatthew and Lyn Loeb P’14Michelle Longo-Bloom P’13Kirk and Pat LugarZhongyuan Ma ’13Hope MacKenzie ’13Nicholas D. Manukas ’87Keri MarinoHenry and Paula Marshall P’91Joseph K. McClurkin ’63Douglas J. McCord ’12Anna Maria McGann P’70 GP’03 ’05 ’13Kyle P. McGann ’05Ryan J. McGann ’13Thomas J. McGann ’03Paul and Nancy McLaughlin GP’16Charles and Joanne McMichael P’13Megan A. McMichael ’13Dorothy J. McNeill P’12Hilda Medina GP’15Grace MegaffinHarvey ’64 and Arleen MelamedCharles B. Meneghin ’09Elizabeth P. Meneghin ’12Julia and Brian Meneghin P’09 ’12Jack and Muriel Merwarth ’41Joseph and Loretta Milizzo P’14Diana Moore ’02Jameson A. Moore ’03Joan and Fred Moore P’07 ’11Wendy and Cooper MorrisCeleste H. Murphy ’01Daniel and Angie Murphy P’13David C. Naffziger ’94

and Iva Kovarikova Naffziger ’94

Alex J. Schwartz ’09Eugene and Naomi Schwartz P’09Dane and Jeri Scott GP’15 ’16Peter V. Secrest ’13Frances S. Seiler ’13Daniel Z. Seyler ’73Hannah T. Sherman ’13Devon N. Skalicky ’13Gregory and Anne Slonaker P’15Aaron A. Smyth ’05Michael and Dawn Speeney P’14 ’16Courtney Stewart ’10Clifford and Corinne Strauss P’18Sophia Su ’13Edward C. Swart ’72Jean Tabor GP’13Nopadol Tarmallpark ’92Kathryn K. Testa ’11Evan J. Tibbott ’58Christy Tuthill Todd ’97Marc Tolo and Alice Hay-ToloAdam Toltzis ’06Gandolfo and Graziella Totaro GP’10 ’14 ’18Alexandra J. Tringali ’15Christian J. Tringali ’16Shirlee and Mark UzupisJesse J. Van Marter ’13Andrew R. Vile ’07Dustin A. Vile ’09Evan L. Vile ’12Matthew D. Weyand ’11Jahmir A. White ’13Derrick Whitfield and Wendy Wise Whitfield P’18Keri Willard-Crist and Jacob CristRobert A. WilsonWells R. Winegar ’05Hayley Lea H. Wolford ’06Sang Hoon Won ’94Albert K. Wood, Jr.Beth and Gerard YarnallMario Yepes-Baraya and Jean YepesElise Zarelli-Dorsey ’11Patricia and Richard Zema P’03Dave ’59 and Randy ZendellJonathan M. Zinsser ’02Matthew D. Zinsser ’00

yOUnG ALUMnI LEADERSHIP CIRCLE($250 to $999) Matthew P. Barbuscio ’12Spencer G. Garrison ’05Alix G. Samuel ’11Ethan Samuel ’15

Michelle E. Naffziger-Hirsch ’96James ’80 and Ruth NehligDouglas M. Nelson ’04Erin O’ConnellLouis D. Olin ’64Elsie OlmsteadMaxwell B. Owen ’05 Adrienne and Thomas Papa P’18Derek A. Parson ’07Pennington Point Association Inc.Kenneth and Marjorie Pepper GP’11Robert ’88 and Kristin PepperSamuel T. Perrine ’11Danielle Folda Petaja ’99Christopher M. Pibl ’13Vicki PiconeJohn and Joan Pitarresi GP’14Charles E. Platt ’40Joel and Diane PotorskiGeorge P. Prassas ’61 P’99Philip ’99 and Lindsey PrassasAndrew J. Pravder ’69Ilene Quilty P’17Jessica L. Ratner ’13Andrea F. Ricketti ’11Robert ’74 and Heidi RiesenbergerKyle C. Roach ’11John ’69 and Cathleen RomineKaren and Nicholas RossiKylee P. Rossi ’05George and Marjorie Ruch P’80 ’83Kyle K. Runkle ’06DeAndre M. Santos ’13Stephen T. Schreiber ’13William S. Schroeder ’81



CURREnt PAREntSRudel and Imelda Abano P’15Peter Abrams and Francine Besselaar P’16William S. Agress P’13Ricardo Alaez and Maria Cardenas P’19Stephen and Linda Alexander P’17Bill and Michele Alford P’11 ’15Felix A. Almentero P’14SooRyang Shin and BaeKeun An P’16Kenneth and Sandra Barbuscio P’12 ’14Michael and Amy Barkley P’16Brian ’80 and Ericka Bastecki P’14William and Susan Belfiore P’14Michael Bergen P’13 ’16Oswald and Maite Bertolini P’14Gerrit and Cynthia Besselaar P’17David and Kimberly Bitterman P’17Adam Bloom P’13Robert and Sheila Bonapace P’09 ’13Bruce and Susan Bonfield P’15Kevin and B.J. Booth P’15James and Kathleen Boozan P’13Felix and Beth Botelho P’16John and Carrie Bouton P’16 ’18Robert Brander and Lise Thompson P’14

Gregory and Moira Brunk P’16Harry and Jackie Bunn P’12 ’15Thomas E. Calkins and Victoria J. Bliss-Calkins P’15Gwen and David Campbell P’14James and Robyn Campbell P’14 ’16Tino and Michelle Cantaffa, Jr. P’15 ’17Wayne Carlson and Ellen Hoenig-Carlson P’16Chris and Elisa Castagna P’17Guy and Eileen Castranova P’03 ’11 ’13John and Jane Celentano P’12 ’16 ’17Ben and Jan Chack P’15Peter Chan and Wendy Woo-Chan P’17Sean and Paula Clancy P’14Michael and Carol Clark P’15Jeffrey and Lisa Coe P’16Gregory and Lori Cohn P’15Joseph and Jeannie Colalillo P’06 ’11 ’18Mark and Leslie Colyar P’16 ’18Michael and Lisa Connors P’08 ’10 ’15Benoit Cortet and Helen Crowther P’16James and Colleen Cosgrove P’15Gregory and Linda Costas P’14Veronica M. Coyle P’14 ’16Dr. G. Geoffrey and Mrs. Loredana Cromarty P’17

Carlos and Diane Dafonte P’15Robert and Clare Daniels, Jr. P’17Trevor and Wendi Davies P’16Elliot and Carole Decker P’14Thomas and Lori Delia P’14David Demaree and Regina Koebele-Demaree P’15Robert J. Derveloy P’13Stephanie and Scott DeSouza P’15Paul and Karin Devlin P’13Mark and Kilani DiGiacomo P’09 ’15James Donovan and Judy Nelson P’11 ’13Martin and Carolyn Dorph P’12 ’18George and Donna Dowdie P’15Charles and Donna Drucker P’14 ’17Lynn Drury Morano ’83 P’11 ’14Stephen and Christine Ebersole P’15 ’15Ebase and Elizabeth Egbe P’13Peter and Mary Ellen Egbert P’16Mark R. Emmerson P’14Stuart Essig and Erin Enright P’18 ’18Jennifer Wheeler Faber ’86 and Daniel Faber P’18Robert and Nancy Faherty, Jr. P’08 ’14Michael and Lori Feldstein P’17Jon and Julie Felsher P’18Michael and Cecilia Fingerman P’17Melissa and Robert Force, Jr. P’18Kathleen Formoso P’13John Frank and Amy Gottschalk P’18William and Kathryn Freeman P’13 ’16 ’16Guy and Karen Fried P’12 ’16Angelo and Tina Fulmore P’13Harold and Katrina George P’13John and Tammy Gibson P’13Catherine E. Gleason P’13William and Susan Goeckeler P’12 ’18Irvin and Barbara Goldman P’14Richard and Sandra Goldstein P’14Rafael Gonzalez-Capilla and Rosario Gomez-Lopez P’14 ’17Glenn and Betty Gorab P’13David and Jill Gordon P’14Jeffrey and Megan Gordon P’14William and Stephanie Gray P’14Nicholas and Jennifer Green P’14John M. H. Gregg P’13 ’17Saravanakumar Gunasekaran and Vijaymekala Saravanakumar P’16Bernard and Melissa Gurick P’11 ’15Mauricio and Ilana Gutierrez P’19Stephen Haeckel and Jeanne Goldman Haeckel P’12 ’15Afshin and Donna Hannani P’12 ’14 ’16Kenneth ’83 and Kimberly Hansen P’15Edward and Susan Harris P’16Vernal and Laura Harris P’13David Hauser and Patricia Mosher P’15

The Mavellia Family, left to right: Mitchell, Jerry, Giuliana, Sophia, and Dora.

With the leadership of chairs Dora and Jerry Mavellia P’15, the Parents Committee of the Pennington Fund connected with fellow parents throughout the year with excellent results. This year, gifts from parents totaled a record-breaking $537,225. Through phone calls, emails, and personal contacts, the Committee increased parent participation to 64%, a 6% increase over last year’s rate. This is the third consecutive year of increased parent participation and is 11% greater than just two years ago. Growing participation is a vote of confidence in the School and in our mission. Thank you to Jerry and Dora and the entire Parents Committee for this wonderful success.



Robert and Susan Hebert, Jr. P’14Jason and Yoon Jung Heo P’13Robert and Catherine Herbert P’15Bruce and Judith Hoechner P’13Andrew and Margaret Hofer P’18Laurie Honigman P’13Thomas and Suzanne Horsley P’14 ’16 ’18Lisa Houston and Jason Harding P’19Bo Hu and Min Huang P’15Cheng Huang and Bing Tang P’14Daniel Huang and Theresa Menders P’16Stephen and Theresa Hullings P’08 ’11 ’14Osagie and Losenge Imasogie P’13Maureen and David Iorio, Sr. P’17 ’18Wendy Jaeger P’14 ’16Richard and Sharon Jarboe P’10 ’14Song Jiang and Hui Zhao P’15Michael ’85 and Angela Jingoli P’11 ’15Kellie Kavanagh P’10 ’15Jeffrey ’81 and Colette Keating P’13Daniel and Teresa Keenan P’17Gregory and Michele Kelly P’17Raquel Kennedy Bergen P’13 ’16Timothy and Deborah Kennedy P’16Lena Khatcherian P’14Kyung Eun Lee and Kyung Han Kim P’16Charles and Michelle King P’13 ’14 ’16Marvo King-Hayward P’15Robert and Marta Kiszka P’14David and Karen Kovalcik P’15Thomas and Daniela Kovalcik P’15Harry and Molly Kramer P’14 ’16Carl and Lois Krause P’13 ’17Sergei and Celia Kuharsky P’14Gerard and Heather Kunkel P’08 ’13Anton and Sally Kuppek P’15Marc and Dianne Lamb P’16 ’16Claudius and Katja Lang P’14Patrick and Sandy LaPointe P’16Harry and Karen Lavallen P’13Rick and Annette Lawlor P’13 ’15 ’15Yueh Tsang Lee and Shao Fei Liang P’14David and Nanci Levi P’13Jared S. Levinson P’17Wei Li and Fei Chen P’17Xiang Liu and Zhen Guo P’18Xin Lu and Wei Zhang P’18Matthew and Lyn Loeb P’14David J. ’86 and Jane Long P’16 ’18Michelle Longo-Bloom P’13Fred and Lynn Lorenz P’17David and Laurie Ludgin P’14John and Lisa Luke P’08 ’16Scott and Kathryn MacDonald P’16Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. MacKenzie P’13Richard and Mary Jane Maley P’16Anthony and Christina Manuelli P’13Bob T. Martin P’16

Jeffrey and Michelle Martinides P’14 ’17Todd and Janice Martz P’17Greg and Anne Elise Matthews P’17Jerrard and Dora Mavellia P’15Tom and Anne Mavis P’16Kevin and Kathleen Mayer P’16Keith and Debra McAuliffe P’16Jon and Robin McConaughy P’18Gordon and Penelope McCutcheon P’16Joseph and Kiersty McDougall P’16Thomas P. ’70 and Joanne McGann P’03 ’05 ’13Kevin and Lori McGovern P’14 ’15William and Mary Jo McGuinness P’14Timothy and Donna McInerney P’18Timothy and Jennifer McLaughlin P’16 ’17Charles and Joanne McMichael P’13Graeme and Maureen McWhirter P’09 ’11 ’14 ’17Lara Lomer and Michael Meggitt P’17Adrian Mendez P’15David and Noreen Mercando P’16Marianne Meyers P’07 ’10 ’13Gregg and Anne Michaelson P’18Joseph and Elizabeth Micheletti P’18Joseph and Loretta Milizzo P’14Christine and Grant Miller P’18Kevin and Kelly Murray P’15Fernando Muzzio and Daisy Rivera-Muzzio P’14Jeff and Zehra Naqvi P’14Vinay and Swati Navani P’16James and Ann Nawn P’18John and Charlene Nelson P’14 ’16Marjorie A. Nelson P’14Stephen and Eileen O’Connell P’16William Oldsey and Julie Alexander P’15Thomas and Brenda O’Loughlin P’19

David and Lisa Osterman P’12 ’14Todd and Susan Paige P’14 ’17Rudolph and Ellen Palombi P’14 ’18Shawn and Dana Panson P’16Kasandra Pantoja P’15Adrienne and Thomas Papa P’18David and Judy Paragamian P’12 ’14Samir and Arti Patel P’17Stephen Payne and Amy Ross-Payne P’11 ’14Wendy Pearl P’11 ’14Lan Pendergrass and Elaine Cheong P’15John and Jill Petolillo P’16Mark and Stacy Pibl P’10 ’13Kim and Victoria Piersol P’17Steven and Lischen Pinado P’16 ’18John and Jeannine Pitarresi P’14Lori A. Plimpton P’14 ’16Besrick and Opal Plummer P’12 ’16Francis Pontillo and Patricia Graham P’15Giuseppe and Antoinette Presutto P’14John and Mary Beth Puzio P’14Ilene Quilty P’17John W. Quilty, Jr. P’17William P. Quinn P’16Ron and Joan Reardon P’14John Rego and Roxane Yonan P’14Aleta Ricciardi P’17Carl and Molly Rice P’18Brian and Kathleen Richardson P’11 ’14Ronald and Barbara Rintala P’14William Rudnik and Michelle Quinn P’16Chang Su Rue and Si Eun Roh P’08 ’15Bruce and Christina Runkle P’06 ’16Barry and Leslye Rush P’16James ’65 and JoAnn Sachs P’14Amy Winston and Steve Samuel P’11 ’15 and FamilySteven Santarsiero and Ronni Fuchs P’16Florentino and LaSheila Santos P’13The Sappington Family P’15Robert and Lana Sarchiapone P’13Glen and Ellen Schostak P’17Stephen and Jill Schreiber P’10 ’13Edward P. Scull, Jr. P’13Eric ’74 and Diana Seiler P’13 ’15Asutosh and Trusha Shah P’19Mary K. Sharer P’14 ’19James and Lynette Shavel P’14Thomas Sheeran and Jeniah Johnson P’14 ’17Hao Shen and Jin Zhang P’15Mark and Brenda Sherman P’13Bart and Linda Sichel P’19Robert Skalicky and Lisa Rogge-Skalicky P’13Gregory and Anne Slonaker P’15Thomas L. Smolar ’76 P’08 ’12 ’13Thomas and Eleni Sowanick P’17Michael and Dawn Speeney P’14 ’16Jon and Maureen Spencer P’13



George and Margaret Sproul P’14 ’15William and Jennifer Stewart, Jr. P’14Clifford and Corinne Strauss P’18Derek Sylvester and Elizabeth Barrett P’13Robert and Janine Tabas P’15Hong Tang and Yingjie Fei P’14Francis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15Meg Ann Thomas P’13Andrew Toscano P’14Russell and Susan Totaro P’10 ’14 ’18James and Dawn Tringali P’15 ’16Peter ’79 and Lisa Ann Tucci P’16 ’16Louis Valente and Patricia Wynne P’12 ’16Scott and Lucia Van Cleef P’10 ’12 ’19John and Elizabeth Van Marter P’13Margaret M. Van Sciver P’12 ’14John and Carolyn Vickers P’15 ’17Daniel and Janice Vile P’16Timothy and Wendy Vile P’07 ’09 ’12 ’15Maria H. Villegas P’15Christine Wainwright P’17James Walker and Tanya Hernandez Walker P’16Martyn N. Walker and Edith Wolff P’18Jun Wan-Ren and Qing Wan P’15Kristian and Katharine Weeder P’14James and Denise Weinberg P’14Rick Weiss and Sue Gertner-Weiss P’15Robert and Andrea White P’13Derrick Whitfield and Wendy Wise Whitfield P’18Larry Williams and Denise Marsala-Williams P’15 ’18Mimy Wong P’17Michael Yang and Dawn Evans-Yang P’16Matthew and Lidia Zachor P’16Michael Zahn and Catherine Dondero-Zahn P’17Mark and Heather Zavanelli P’15 ’16Ye Zhou and ShanLin Tong P’15Haowen Zhu and Wei Wang P’17Nianxi Zhu and Wenhua Song P’14David E. Zimmer P’14 ’16Four anonymous donors

PASt PAREntSR. Graham and Martha Akers P’94William and Gail Alesio, Jr. P’12David and Daria Aloise P’12Dorothy K. Auer P’85James and Subha Barry P’13Jack and Sharon Benoff P’08Ronald and Katherine Bernstein P’09Henry and Dora Berry P’80 ’81John and Kathleen Biggins P’11Terry and Betty Burns P’91 ’93 ’98 ’00Mark and Cindy Butler P’04 ’07

Edgar Byham P’94Linda Carrington P’08Marilyn Carroll P’78 ’79 ’84Jeffrey and Deborah Carugati P’09Peter and Dolores Cerenzo P’74 ’78 GP’08 ’11Paolo and Jacqueline Cerri P’12Elizabeth Clancy-Healy and Patrick Healy P’12John Connor and Mary Caroline Kirrane P’12Ted and Deborah Cook P’90 ’94Anup and Sanghamitra Dam P’11Soumitra and Smritikana Dasgupta P’12Mary S. DeCervantes P’09John and Gail DeHeus P’06Christina M. Di Marco P’12William and Yvette du Fosse P’89John and Georgina Duff, Jr. P’72Tom and Sara Emlen P’11Mary Ellen Erdie P’99Michael and Diane Feit P’96Walter and Anita Gebhart P’76The Rev. Champion B. Goldy ’39 P’64Ronald Gorayeb and Kathleen King P’09Victoria Grant P’98Katherine S. Griffith P’93Mark and Beth Gronet P’09Peter Gruen and Anne Elliott P’04Harry ’53 and Bonnie Guyer P’79George and Ann Hackl P’86Alice F. Haines P’72Elizabeth S. Hall ’84William and Virginia Hamburger P’92Vernon and Leona Hammond P’71Lonnie and Bette Hanauer P’89Andy and Storey Hart P’11 ’12Bill and Karen Hawkey P’10 ’12

David and Carol Hendrickson P’03 ’06Arthur and Leslie Hill P’95Cynthia and Robert Hillas P’07George and Janet Holbrook P’85Van Dale Holladay ’52 P’74Kenneth Huth and Ruth Schultes-Huth P’12Robert and Mary Ann Jackson P’00Joan L. Jones P’85Michael and Phyllis Jones P’03Charles and Ann Marie Karkut P’82 ’85Dennis ’79 and Claire Keating P’08 ’09Robert and Janet Kirby P’08A. Melissa Kiser P’01Clifford and Maryann Kline P’02Wallace and Lori Kyle P’05 ’08 ’11Dennis and Joanne Lepold P’87Beena and Steven Levy P’09 Geoffrey and Nancy Lewen P’10Robert and Laurie Lincoln P’11Thomas and Debbie Liwosz P’02 ’05 ’09Jack and Lenore Luckey P’04Janet D. Madison P’05Brian and Joan Markison P’07 ’10Henry and Paula Marshall P’91Jean M. Martin P’87Sandra and David McCord P’12Anna Maria McGann P’70 GP’03 ’05 ’13John and Pamela McGuire P’98Thomas and Laura McMillan P’02 ’05Dorothy J. McNeill P’12Lawrence Meinert and Catherine Triverio P’10Julia and Brian Meneghin P’09 ’12John L. Mesrobian P’01George and Marilyn Miragaya P’10Kenneth and Janine Molinaro P’12



Donald and Linda Moore P’04Joan and Fred Moore P’07 ’11John and Deborah Morrison P’05Daniel and Angie Murphy P’13Donald and Linda Nuzzio P’10Jo-Ann M. Orlinsky P’89Matthew Pauls and Mary Fraser P’11John and Jane Piazza P’85Michael and Joyce Picariello P’05Michael and Kim Pimley P’11Jonathan and Anne Plimpton P’99Eugene and Pamela Podsiadlo P’09 ’11Ellen Poreda P’07George P. Prassas ’61 P’99Charles and Kathleen Previti P’99E. Malcolm Quigley P’83Kevin Reilly P’12Vincent ’52 and Jane Rockel P’85Judy and Gary Rossi P’05 ’08George and Marjorie Ruch P’80 ’83Thomas and Gail Sabatura P’09Charles and Dolores Sabino P’82 ’84 ’86Eugene and Naomi Schwartz P’09Neil Shuster and Grace Dennigan P’98Larry and Diane Sobin P’09Alan Toltzis and

Claudia Rosenberg-Toltzis P’06Doris M. Ursic P’69 GP’98 ’01Thomas ’69 and Nancy Ursic P’98 ’01Robbi Uzupis P’07Anne Van Beveren P’10Ross Veltri and Elaine Markezin P’08Dean and Kathy Waters P’95 ’98Barry and Gayle Weisberg P’05Walter and Pat Wenczel P’82 GP’00 ’11 ’15Bruce J. ’69 and Mary Ann WhiteBaur and Elizabeth Whittlesey P’97 ’02Robert and Renee Williams P’94 ’95Michael and Betty Anne Winkler P’87 ’89William and Ann Wong P’01 ’03Paul and Rita Woolverton P’78 ’79 ’80Mario Yepes-Baraya and Jean Yepes P’11Renee Zarelli P’11Patricia and Richard Zema P’03Daniel and Patricia Zinsser P’00 ’02One anonymous donor

CURREnt AnD PASt GRAnDPAREntSDorothy Agress GP’13Mary Lou Barna GP’95Robert ’52 and Pat Beckett GP’14Wilma Bitterman GP’17Nancy Blair GP’13 ’14Arlene Brest GP’15Joanne Budnick GP’13James and Sallie Campbell GP’14 ’16

Jonas Caplin ’48 GP’00 ’04 ’08Joseph and Jackie Carugati GP’09 ’14 ’16Peter and Dolores Cerenzo P’74 ’78 GP’08 ’11Philip and Patricia Dasaro GP’15Robert and Barbara Demaree GP’15Bob and Judy Faherty GP’08 ’14William and Nancy Freeman GP’13 ’16 ’16Marvin and Carolyn Geller GP’17John V. Gibson GP’13Frieda Hamer GP’10 ’13Richard and Barbara Hess GP’16Shirley Hooper GP’14Young Nam Kim and Nam Soon Moon GP’12Frederick and Louise Lark GP’13 ’15 ’15Livia Liberace GP’14Mike and Marie Luciano GP’15Charles and Doris Mapes, Jr. GP’03 ’05Edward E. Matthews GP’17Anna Maria McGann P’70 GP’03 ’05 ’13Jenny McGovern GP’15Paul and Nancy McLaughlin GP’16Hilda Medina GP’15John and Dorothy Meggitt GP’17Mortimer and Marcia Nelson GP’11 ’13Mina Oundjian GP’09 ’11 ’14 ’17Francis and Judy Paige GP’14 ’15Frank and Bobbie Papa GP’18Howard and Alex Park GP’14 ’16Kenneth and Marjorie Pepper GP’11John and Joan Pitarresi GP’14Inez Pontillo GP’15Carol Samit GP’14Dane and Jeri Scott GP’15 ’16Peter and Elizabeth Strawbridge GP’14 ’17

Jean Tabor GP’13W. Bryce Thompson IV GP’14Gandolfo and Graziella Totaro GP’10 ’14 ’18Clark Travers GP’15Charles and Kate Tweedy GP’14Doris M. Ursic P’69 GP’98 ’01King and Boots Van Nostrand GP’17 ’18Nicholas and Gerry Vizachero GP’14 ’17Norman and June Weinberg GP’14Walter and Pat Wenczel P’82 GP’00 ’11 ’15Harold and Marilyn Zeltt GP’14

CURREnt AnD FORMER FACULty AnD StAFFRay and Mary Jane AklonisRicardo Alaez and Maria Cardenas P’19Bill and Michele Alford P’11 ’15Tamara and David AlitoJemima and Thomas AttanasioRyan and Alison BaileyMary Lou Barna GP’95Neal and Kim BlackwellJohn and Carrie Bouton P’16 ’18Emil F. BretzgerChadwick Bridges ’96 and Erica BridgesCharlie BrownWilliam BurkeTerry and Betty Burns P’91 ’93 ’98 ’00Lida and Guillermo CastroPeter Chase and Jenny ChaseElizabeth Clancy-Healy and Patrick Healy P’12Kenneth and Mickey CoakleyTed and Deborah Cook P’90 ’94Melissa DeFelice and Rob SchulteLaura J. Desai ’97 and Miles W. Truesdell ’91Stephanie and Scott DeSouza P’15Mark and Kilani DiGiacomo P’09 ’15David and Elizabeth DonahueScott and Laura Doughty

The Pennington Fund: Faculty and Staff Participation, Last Three Years



18tH AnnUAL PEnnInGtOn SCHOLARSHIP GOLF CLASSIC

Gold SponsorsHopewell Valley Community BankJoseph Jingoli and Son, Inc.

Red and Black SponsorsAdvance Electric Company, Inc.Bowden Dental LLCCommercial Cleaning CorpCorporate Synergies GroupCountry Classics / Van Cleef Engineering AssociatesFarrell & Thurman, PCPeter and Mary Ellen Egbert P’16GHDLCKJen and Nick Green P’14JoeMax TelecomLong Motor CompanyMortgage Master Inc.NFP Corporate ServicesPennington Quality MarketPharmethod, Inc.Prism Advisory Group LLCSEI InvestmentsShopRite of Hunterdon County, Inc.The SOURCE Institute for Human PerformanceDr. and Mrs. Dan Vile P’16

Mark and Heather ReillyBrian and Kathleen Richardson P’11 ’14Lyle and Sharon RiggRichard and Sandra RitterJudy and Gary Rossi P’05 ’08Karen and Nicholas RossiKylee P. Rossi ’05George and Marjorie Ruch P’80 ’83Michele RuoppJerome and Susan RussoSamantha Stern-Leaphart and Jordan AubryGladys A. StevensonJoanna and William StorrarArthur and Doris StrawbridgeBlair Thompson and Holly JonesMarc Tolo and Alice Hay-ToloPenny and Mike TownsendBeverly and Edwin TuckerRobbi Uzupis P’07Shirlee and Mark UzupisAnne Van Beveren P’10Karen and David VoorheesGeorge Ward ’88 and Kerri WardDean and Kathy Waters P’95 ’98Keri Willard-Crist and Jacob CristMichael and Betty Anne Winkler P’87 ’89Susan Wirsig and Scott GibbardAlbert K. Wood, Jr.Beth and Gerard YarnallAli YoungPatricia and Richard Zema P’03

Marc Epstein and Jean ElkinMary Ellen Erdie P’99Jerry Eure ’75Joseph and Lucy FanningAshley FoltinyEdmund GaussRod and Cassi GerdsenAndrea and Gregory GlowatzJohn P. GreggBernard and Melissa Gurick P’11 ’15Jeanne HamburgDavid Hauser and Patricia Mosher P’15Paul and Carla HausmannBill and Karen Hawkey P’10 ’12James and Cindy HickeyThomas and Suzanne Horsley P’14 ’16 ’18Lisa Houston and Jason Harding P’19Marie HutnikMaureen and David Iorio, Sr. P’17 ’18Marjorie and Michael IrelandRichard and Sharon Jarboe P’10 ’14Laura JonesMax KennedyA. Melissa Kiser P’01John and Marie KownackyJustin LangloisLeonard and Susan LeibLori Lipsky and Rob RobertsonMelanie H. LitzingerThomas and Debbie Liwosz P’02 ’05 ’09Andrew LloydKeri MarinoSamuel ’61 and Cynthia MatherRobert and Linda McClellanThomas P. ’70 and Joanne McGann P’03 ’05 ’13Barbara and William McQuadeGraeme and Maureen McWhirter P’09 ’11 ’14 ’17Grace MegaffinJulia and Brian Meneghin P’09 ’12Stephen MilichChristine and Grant Miller P’18Diane MonteleoneJameson A. Moore ’03Joan and Fred Moore P’07 ’11Wendy and Cooper MorrisPatrick J. Murphy ’80James ’80 and Ruth NehligErin O’ConnellElsie OlmsteadTodd and Susan Paige P’14 ’17Adrienne and Thomas Papa P’18Matthew Pauls and Mary Fraser P’11Margaret PhelpsVicki PiconeVince PomparelliJoel and Diane PotorskiJo Prockop



Pennington Quality MarketPetrock’s LiquorsPfizer FoundationPharmethod, Inc.Prism Advisory GroupPSEG FoundationRichard L. Pelio Certified Public AccountantRogers CorporationSEI InvestmentsShopRite of Hunterdon County Inc.Sodexo, Inc. & AffiliatesSOURCE Institute for Human PerformanceStat-Trade, Inc.The Boye Foundation Inc.The Bristol Fund, Inc.The Edward E. & Marie L. Matthews

FoundationThe Essig Enright Family FoundationThe Lonnie and Bette Hanauer Charitable

FundThe Page & Otto Marx FoundationThe Pittsburgh FoundationThe Prudential FoundationThe Robert & Kathryn Baines Family TrustThe Stanton FoundationThe Terborgh Family Charitable FundThe Vermont Community FoundationTiffany & Co.UBS Financial Services–Princeton Fund of the Princeton Area Community FoundationVan Cleef Engineering Assoc.Vanguard Group Foundation

FOUnDAtIOnS AnD BUSInESSESA & E Construction CompanyAaron and Janis Brenner Philanthropic Fund of the JewishAdvance Electric Company, Inc.Armstrong Interiors, LLCAsset Management SpecialistsAtlantic Lining Co., Inc.B & G Engineering LLCBank of AmericaBank of New York/MellonBill and Del Duffy Family FoundationBlack Rock InvestmentsBlades Inc.Bliss TravelsBMS EPAC Pac Match ProgramBowden Dental LLCBristol-Myers SquibbBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationCampbell Soup CompanyCCST Builders Inc.CG SportsCharles E. Tweedy III Charitable FoundationChubb & SonCitizens BankCPR Restoration & Cleaning Service, LLCDaniel M. Tabas Family FoundationDirector’s Grant Program of The Barra FoundationEli Lilly & Company FoundationFarrell & Thurman, PCFidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to EducationGail and Edmund Craft Family Charitable TrustGHDLCKGJSR Enterprises, Inc.Heath Lumber CompanyHess Corp.Honeywell International CorporationHopewell Valley Community BankHorizon /Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJInfoLinkJoeMax Telecom, LLCJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc.Joseph Jingoli & Son, Inc.Kraft Employee Involvement ProgramsLawrence Landscapes, Inc.Lehigh Gas Wholesale LLCLibra Construction, Inc.Long Motor CompanyMark and Brenda Sherman Charity FoundationMerck Partnership for GivingMorgan Stanley & Co. Inc.Mortgage Master Inc.NFP Corporate ServicesPennington Aquatics

Dinner SponsorSodexo, Inc. & Affiliates

Faculty/Students SponsorsA & E Construction CompanyThe Koloski FamilyWithum Smith+BrownShopRite of Hunterdon County, Inc.

Hole in One SponsorLong Motor Company

tee SponsorsArmstrong InteriorsAtlantic Lining Co., Inc.Pennington AquaticsCG SportsJean and John GianacaciChristine and Steve Ebersole P’15 ’15The Kane FamilyLawrence LandscapesMary Fraser P’11The Pennington School Parents AssociationPetrock’s LiquorsVito’s Pizza

FRIEnDSMark D. BoillotatAda G. DavisMary Grace De ReamerGrace Lee FrielKatharine G. GardnerJohn GoreJames and Betty Harris, Jr.Robert HeilMrs. John T. HendersonC. Ryman Herr, Jr.Stephen and Nancy JusickLois LangKirk and Pat LugarMary Elizabeth McClellanPennington Point Association Inc.Murray and Ramona PeytonCatherine B. PittRichard J. PhelpsCharles and Lucile SayreJoan SchreyerDavid and Susan SmithTom SorellThe Pennington School Parents AssociationPeter P. VitelliMartha and James WickendenJulianne WilliamsRobert A. Wilson



Vito’s PizzaW. Bryce Thompson FoundationWashington Crossing Audubon SocietyWells FargoWithum Smith+Brown, PCYardley Group LTD Co.Zappone Family Fund through the Community

Foundation of Westmoreland CountyTwo anonymous donors

CAPItAL GIFtS, EnDOWMEntS AnD BEqUEStSSusan and Jay Allen P’09Bank of AmericaRobert ’52 and Pat Beckett GP’14Bill and Del Duffy Family FoundationJean F. Brooks P’09Kenneth and Joanne Burkhardt, Jr. P’00 ’02 ’03Robert ’64 and Flo CasperTara Christie Kinsey and Matthew KinseyChubb & SonSusan R. Clark ’76

Frederick B. Cressman and The Vermont Community FoundationChris DeRose ’03Mr. and Mrs. David DeRose P’03Ryan DuffyStuart Essig and Erin Enright P’18 ’18Jordan ’91 and Kristen GrayGreater NJ Annual Conference of the United Methodist ChurchCynthia and Robert Hillas P’07Hopewell Valley Community BankJames HymanMichael ’85 and Angela Jingoli P’11 ’15Joseph Jingoli & Son, Inc.Dennis ’79 and Claire Keating P’08 ’09John and Carol KuhlthauWallace and Lori Kyle P’05 ’08 ’11Rick and Annette Lawlor P’13 ’15 ’15The Estate of Demie S. LewisBrian and Joan Markison P’07 ’10John and Pamela McGuire P’98Edward and Christina McManimonDavid and Judy Paragamian P’12 ’14Charles and Kathleen Previti P’99 Alexander M. Pron ’05Barbara and John Ricketti P’10 ’11Eric and Elyce Rosen P’13Franklin Sanders, Jr. ’84 and Jessica Frank Sanders ’85Peter C. SchmittJohn and Beverly ScholRichard ’46 and Elizabeth SharrettWilliam and Jennifer Stewart, Jr. P’14Joanna and William Storrar

Stephen ’73 and Joyce TanThe Essig Enright Family FoundationThe Estate of Virginia D. CoughenourThe Page & Otto Marx FoundationThe Vermont Community FoundationPenny and Mike TownsendClark Travers GP’15Peter ’79 and Lisa Ann Tucci P’16 ’16UBS Financial Services–Princeton Fund of the Princeton Area Community FoundationUnited Methodist Higher Education FoundationThomas ’69 and Nancy Ursic P’98 ’01Timothy and Wendy Vile P’07 ’09 ’12 ’15Robert M. ’50 and Dorothy WigodKenneth K. T. Yen ’84Richard ’72 and Debbie YoungZappone Family Fund through the Community Foundation of Westmoreland CountyThree anonymous donors

tHE SAyRE SCHOLARSHIP EnDOWMEntGreater NJ Annual Conference of the United Methodist ChurchJohn and Carol KuhlthauEdward and Ann Marsh, Jr.Eric and Elyce Rosen P’13 UBS Financial Services–Princeton Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation

tHE SMytH SOCIEtyGreater NJ Annual Conference of the United Methodist ChurchPennington United Methodist ChurchUnited Methodist Higher Education Foundation

In MEMORy OF AnD In HOnOR OF GIFtSIn Honor of Dr. Mary Auer-Houser ’85Dorothy K. Auer P’85

In Honor of Coach Ryan BaileyChristopher M. Pibl ’13Mark and Stacy Pibl P’10 ’13

In Honor of Aneka BellThe Sappington Family P’15

In Honor of Michael R. Bergen ’13Michael Bergen P’13 ’16

In Memory of Jeff E. Boillotat ’79Mark D. Boillotat

Capital Gifts, Endowments, Bequests, and

Special Projects

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In Honor of Emil BretzgerTimothy Johnson III ’03

In Honor of Logan M. Campbell ’14Howard and Alex Park GP’14 ’16

In Honor of Neely E. Campbell ’16Howard and Alex Park GP’14 ’16

In Honor of Ed CervoneJames C. Palmer ’85

In Honor of Peter and Jenny ChaseRod and Cassi Gerdsen

In Honor of Sara C. Clark ’15Michael and Carol Clark P’15

In Honor of Peter Cook ’90Ted and Deborah Cook P’90 ’94

In Memory of Scott Cook ’94Ted and Deborah Cook P’90 ’94R. Graham and Martha Akers P’94

In Honor of Jonathan W. DeHeus ’06John and Gail DeHeus P’06

In Honor of Alessandro F. Delia ’14Thomas and Lori Delia P’14 In Memory of Pearl Lucas DeutchmanScott J. ’72 and Mindy Deutchman

In Memory of Glenn R. Duff ’72John and Georgina Duff, Jr. P’72

In Honor of Jerry Eure ’75Evan A. Geronemus ’01

In Memory of Ryan M. Fesko ’98Thomas ’69 and Nancy Ursic P’98 ’01

In Honor of Molly Fitzgibbon ’96Michael and Diane Feit P’96

In Honor of Mary Kathryn Freeman ’13Anthony Cutrino and MaryRose McHugh CutrinoMary FeketieWilliam and Kathryn Freeman P’13 ’16 ’16Pat and Nancy HurleyEllen T. Richey-PorterDavid and Susan Smith

In Honor of B.J. GarryJames C. Palmer ’85 In Honor of Andrea Glowatz James and Denise Weinberg P’14

In Memory of Jack Gulick ’44Robert and Kathryn BainesKatharine G. GardnerMrs. John T. HendersonC. Ryman Herr, Jr.Stephen and Nancy JusickLois LangJoan SchreyerMartha and James Wickenden

In Honor of Victoria Hanks ’04Jonas Caplin ’48 GP’00 ’04 ’08

In Honor of Jason HardingFrancis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15

In Honor of Dr. William HawkeyDavid and Elizabeth Donahue

In Memory of Mark Honigman P’13Laurie Honigman P’13

In Memory of George HooperShirley Hooper GP’14

In Honor of Lisa HoustonPeter Gruen and Anne Elliott P’04Francis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15

In Honor of Morgan Huth ’12Kenneth Huth and Ruth Schultes-Huth P’12

In Honor of the Class of 2013 and The Pennington School’s 175th AnniversaryJohn and Elizabeth Van Marter P’13

In Honor of those whose efforts helped our children during Hurricane SandyHong Tang and Yingjie Fei P’14

In Honor of Robyn L. Jones ’03Michael and Phyllis Jones P’03

In Honor of KasiammalSaravanakumar Gunasekaran and Vijaymekala Saravanakumar P’16

In Memory of Dolores KovalcikThomas and Daniela Kovalcik P’15

In Honor of the Honorable John S. and Dr. Carol KuhlthauEdward and Ann Marsh, Jr.

In Honor of Brittany E. Kunkel ’08Gerard and Heather Kunkel P’08 ’13

In Honor of Dane A. Kunkel ’13Gerard and Heather Kunkel P’08 ’13

In Honor of Luke K. Lawlor ’15Grant A. Lawlor ’13

In Honor of Pierce K. Lawlor ’15Grant A. Lawlor ’13

In Honor of Sandy LeeMichael and Dawn Speeney P’14 ’16

In Honor of Tom LiwoszThe Sappington Family P’15

In Honor of Sean Luckey ’04Jack & Lenore Luckey P’04

In Honor of Maggie Taylor’s teachersFrancis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15

In Memory of Robert K. MahaffeyNicholas D. Manukas ’87

In Honor of Brycen Martz ’17Todd and Janice Martz P’17

In Honor of Robert N. McClellanMary Elizabeth McClellan

In Memory of Thomas J. McGann ’42 P’70 GP’03 ’05 ’13Anna Maria McGann P’70 GP ’03 ’05 ’13Kyle P. McGann ’05Ryan J. McGann ’13Thomas J. McGann ’03Thomas P. ’70 and Joanne McGann P’03 ’05 ’13



In Honor of Zoe Michaelson ’18Gregg and Anne Michaelson P’18

In Honor of Michael D. Palombi ’18Rudolph and Ellen Palombi P’14 ’18

In Honor of Nicholas M. Palombi ’14Rudolph and Ellen Palombi P’14 ’18

In Honor of Drew S. Panson ’16Shawn and Dana Panson P’16

In Honor of the Pennington Drama DepartmentFrancis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15

In Honor of Cammie PhelpsRichard J. Phelps

In Memory of Charles J. Previti ’99Charles and Kathleen Previti P’99

In Memory of Edward M. Quigley, Jr. ’83E. Malcolm Quigley P’83

In Honor of Carly Lyons Rice ’18King and Boots Van Nostrand GP’17 ’18

In Honor of Demarest John Rice ’17King and Boots Van Nostrand GP’17 ’18

In Honor of Rosie Taylor’s teachersFrancis and Nancy Taylor P’12 ’13 ’15

In Honor of Judy RossiThe Sappington Family P’15

In Honor of Irving Sachs GP’14James ’65 and JoAnn Sachs P’14

In Memory of Elliott SaltsteinEugene K. Walker ’90

In Honor of the Rev. Dr. Charles A. SayreDonnalie N. Nelson ’09

In Memory of Charlie SchmutzKirk and Pat Lugar

In Honor of Devon Skalicky ’13Joanne Budnick GP’13

In Memory of Charles R. Smyth ’29Robert ’49 and Barbara Smyth

In Memory of Fred and Elsye StuckelBruce Stuckel ’59

In Honor of Charles Swart IIIEdward C. Swart ’72

In Memory of Foster Terjen ’93Katherine S. Griffith P’93

In Honor of the Class of 2012Kenneth Huth and Ruth Schultes-Huth P’12

In Honor of Blair Thompson The Sappington Family P’15

In Honor of Julia Weeder ’14Charles and Kate Tweedy GP’14

In Memory of Edwin T. Williams 1916Julianne Williams

In Memory of Richard T. Williams ’52Julianne Williams

In Memory of Robert J. Young ’70Richard ’72 and Debbie Young

In Memory of John and Lillian Zuccarelli P’72Robert HeilJohn M. Zuccarelli ’72

GIFtS-In-KInD AnD SPECIAL PROJECtSBristol-Myers SquibbBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationElizabeth and Terrence Burns FamilyGeorge W. Cawman ’61John and Jane Celentano P’12 ’16 ’17Anthony CifelliAnthony Cutrino and MaryRose McHugh CutrinoJoseph and Janene DeVenuto P’04Christina M. Di Marco P’12Mary FeketieWilliam and Nancy Freeman GP’13 ’16 ’16Pat and Nancy HurleyInfoLinkHerb and Kathy Klei P’14Mark and Brenda Sherman Charity FoundationEllen T. Richey-PorterThe Sappington Family P’15Mark and Brenda Sherman P’13The Stanton FoundationRobbi Uzupis P’07Two anonymous donors



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CLASS OF 1932Herbert K. Sloane

CLASS OF 1938Charles S. Hunt Lionel C. Rubin

CLASS OF 1939The Rev. Champion B. Goldy, Sr.

CLASS OF 1940Charles E. Platt

CLASS OF 1941Earl R. Barr Thomas R. Chamberlain John W. Merwarth

CLASS OF 1942Frank P. Houpt Frank T. Peartree

CLASS OF 1947Donald W. Brown Dwight J. Duryea William P. Howe Robert H. Locke Robert W. Simmons, Jr. John Vaccaro

CLASS OF 194865th ReunionDavid E. Blum Jonas Caplin James R. McKee, Sr. William B. Storch Thomas L. Todd

CLASS OF 1949Aaron H. Brenner Charles G. Bristol Alfredo Leon Robert Siemons Robert K. Smyth

CLASS OF 195360th ReunionHarry B. Guyer David R. Pierson

CLASS OF 1954George R. Gordon

CLASS OF 1955Morris S. Fabian Andrew N. Guthrie

CLASS OF 1956Richard L. Brooks

CLASS OF 1957R. D. Quiros Bertram B. Rowley, Jr. Christopher T. White

CLASS OF 195855th ReunionEdmund C. Craft, Jr. J. C. Jurgensen Peter N. Stoll Evan J. Tibbott Peter L. White

CLASS OF 1959William S. Brownell Perry L. Chin M. Alan Lish Bruce J. Stuckel David J. Zendell

CLASS OF 1960 Jeffrey S. Blitz Douglas M. Davies Marcos J. Policar

CLASS OF 1961Frank M. Aldridge III Samuel S. Mather II George P. Prassas P’99Eliot F. Terborgh

CLASS OF 1962Maurice C. Bellando, Jr. John G. Capers III Robert G. Carroll Richard Haas David L. Sherwood Benjamin J. Shinn, Jr.

CLASS OF 196350th ReunionJohn S. Biddiscombe Wilson R. Bradley

William S. Cartwright David L. Colglazier Edwin F. Hann III Joseph K. McClurkin Robert C. Pearl Donald G. Smith

CLASS OF 1964Robert L. Casper, Jr. Glenn A. Cranker Francis X. Halligan, Jr. Harvey S. Melamed Louis D. Olin

CLASS OF 1965Peter W. Brown George W. Goodell, Jr. Robert E. Hess II Robert B. Myers, Jr. James D. Sachs James K. Sapienza Andrew Schwarz

CLASS OF 1966W. G. Alexander David L. Copenhaver Jed S. Feibush Barry C. Hamilton Loren P. Shoemaker

CLASS OF 1967David H. Kunin Bruce C. Wood

CLASS OF 196845th ReunionBruce L. Custis Richard L. Pelio Steven M. Silberman

CLASS OF 1969Andrew J. Pravder John H. Romine Thomas A. Ursic Bruce J. White

CLASS OF 1970Thomas P. McGann

CLASS OF 1972Scott J. Deutchman Leonard E. Genet George M. Hoffman Edward C. Swart Richard A. Young John M. Zuccarelli III

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CLASS OF 194370th ReunionBayard M. Graf Stanley T. Holmes, Jr.

CLASS OF 1944Robert DeBardelaben Thomas E. deShazo, Jr. R. Bruce Poynter

CLASS OF 1946William L. Martin Richard H. Sharrett

CLASS OF 1950Andrew D. Brashears, Jr. Elliot J. Smith Robert M. Wigod

CLASS OF 1952Robert H. Beckett, Sr. GP’14Leo Eisner Van Dale Holladay P’74Norman S. Litowitz Vincent F. Rockel

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CLASS OF 197340th ReunionRobert P. Gillis Thomas W. Haas Bruce R. Herrick George B. Holmes Lynne Brashier Lindenthal Ronald D. May James D. Mentis Mark P. O’Neill Gary J. Patricelli Richard C. Pistell, Jr. John H. Rufe, Jr. Ned E. Saaz Daniel Z. SeylerMartin ShapiroStephen Tan

CLASS OF 1974Amorn PhongsphetraratanaRobert E. Riesenberger, Jr. Eric L. Seiler Robert R. Tucci

CLASS OF 1975Jerry H. Eure Sara French-Shallop Robert P. Keene Mary F. Lazar

CLASS OF 1976Susan R. Clark Drew C. Curry A. L. Denton Mary Jane Driscoll Thomas W. Fletcher Thomas L. Smolar

CLASS OF 1977Aldo A. Ferri Julio Gomez, Jr. Scott T. Gray F. Kevin Hennessey Jane E. Sortor Keene

CLASS OF 197835th ReunionAnthony E. Costa Scott R. Gansl John R. Grayson

CLASS OF 1979Lisa S. Drury Arizmendy Cathlene Y. Banker Robert E. Carroll III John C. Cipriano Robert R. Gale Dennis S. Keating Leslie D. Klabbatz

Donna Fell Kottcamp Irma Gomez Sarafin Peter J. Tucci Jonathon G. Zepp

CLASS OF 1980Brian J. Bastecki Bryan E. Clagett Howard J. Cohen Nanette Dobin Cronan Christopher J. Lupariello Patrick J. Murphy James S. Nehlig George F. Ruch, Jr.

CLASS OF 1981Thomas D. Chiodi Eduardo Gomez Jeffrey M. Keating William S. Schroeder Stephen A. Willis James H. Wolf

CLASS OF 1982Mark A. Wenczel

CLASS OF 198330th ReunionLynn Drury Morano Kenneth A. Hansen Carrie A. Vinch

CLASS OF 1984Elizabeth S. Hall P’07Ellen Sabino Franklin D. Sanders, Jr.

CLASS OF 1985Michael D. Jingoli Keith A. Karkut Georgia A. Manukas James C. Palmer Jessica R. Frank Sanders

CLASS OF 1986David DeMartin Jennifer Wheeler Faber David S. Huchler David S. Kern David J. Long III Jane A. Bangert McNeil

CLASS OF 1987Leah Gambal Sarkis Kirikian Dennis J. Lepold Nicholas D. Manukas, Jr. Timothy B. O’Brien Kurt R. Winkler

CLASS OF 198825th ReunionChristina M. Fluehr Alt Robert C. Pepper Rajesh Saran George F. Ward

CLASS OF 1989Robert E. Bird Gregory A. Folli Judith A. Orlinsky West

CLASS OF 1990Christopher C. Auld Joseph A. Fluehr IV Douglas R. Saltstein Kristi A. Sorbello Frank Eugene K. Walker

CLASS OF 1991Jonathon S. Bowden Jordan M. Gray Scott R. Trachtenberg Miles W. Truesdell III

CLASS OF 1992Richard M. Anderson, Jr. Nopadol Tarmallpark

CLASS OF 199320th ReunionStephen E. Ferrara W. Stuart Patterson

CLASS OF 1994Iva Kovarikova Naffziger David C. Naffziger Jason D. O’Donnell Michael Z. Scharf Daniel J. Sheridan Sang Hoon Won

CLASS OF 1996Chadwick A. Bridges Samantha M. Darling Jeffrey P. East Nicole G. McInerney Michelle E. Naffziger-Hirsch

CLASS OF 1997Laura J. Desai Dimitrios Kelembelidis Christy Tuthill Todd

CLASS OF 199815th ReunionEllen E. Eischen Christa H. McGuire

CLASS OF 1999Danielle N. Folda Petaja Philip A. Prassas Joshua L. Strober

CLASS OF 2000Felicity S. Hanks Jonathan M. Weiss Matthew D. Zinsser

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CLASS OF 2001Evan A. Geronemus Daniel J. Kleinbaum Celeste H. Murphy Monica H. L. Odening

CLASS OF 2002John J. Armstrong III Laura W. Bruskin Blair-Ashley Kline Christopher T. Liwosz Diana Moore Jonathan M. Zinsser

CLASS OF 200310th ReunionAlexis E. Brown Christopher DeRose Timothy Johnson III Jacob A. Laub Thomas J. McGann Scarlett T. McNally Jameson A. Moore Courtney A. Odening

CLASS OF 2004Douglas M. Nelson

CLASS OF 2005Adem T. Bunkeddeko Spencer G. Garrison Timothy W. Liwosz Kyle P. McGann Maxwell B. OwenKylee P. Rossi Aaron A. Smyth Terence M. Wells Wells R. Winegar

CLASS OF 2006David C. Bruhn Sam A. Colalillo Kyle K. Runkle Adam Toltzis Hayley Lea H. Wolford Shawn M. Woodhull

CLASS OF 2007Michelle S. Hart Julia M. HelmsMary Hillas Derek A. Parson Andrew R. Vile Maureen E. Wells

CLASS OF 20085th ReunionMarly R. Faherty Brandon S. Hullings Wesley D. Keating Brittany E. Kunkel Casey A. Ramirez

CLASS OF 2009Ryan H. Bernstein Alexa V. Carugati Adriana DeCervantes Jacob A. Levy Matthew Liwosz Charles B. Meneghin Donnalie N. Nelson Alex J. Schwartz Dustin A. Vile

CLASS OF 2010Erica A. DeKranes Paris R. Haas

Donald B. Nuzzio, Jr. Dean M. Psomaras Courtney E. Stewart

CLASS OF 2011Ben J. Colalillo Katherine M. Cuozzo Alyssa L. Hullings Wesley P. Lincoln Samuel T. Perrine Andrea F. Ricketti Kyle C. Roach Alix G. Samuel Eriks J. Svarcbergs Kathryn K. Testa Matthew D. Weyand Elise Zarelli-Dorsey

CLASS OF 2012Matthew P. Barbuscio William L. McComb, Jr. Douglas J. McCord Elizabeth P. Meneghin Evan L. Vile

CLASS OF 2013Andrew J. Agress Atanas S. Apostolov Michael R. Bergen Alexis T. Cellars Wonchang Choi Theodore I. Darenkov Madeleine G. Derveloy Patrik A. Devlin Connor N. Donovan Marcus A. Fulmore Nicholas J. Gorab Erica T. Harris

SAvE tHE DAtE! Alumni Weekend 2014May 16–17

For more information or to volunteer, please contact your reunion class volunteer or Director of Alumni Relations Joanne McGann at 609–737–6149 or email [email protected].

Onyinyechukwu Ijeh Hyeon Seon S. Ju Michael V. Keating Collette T. King Dane A. Kunkel Grant A. Lawlor Adam R. Levi Shanghao Li Zhongyuan Ma Hope S. P. MacKenzie Ryan J. McGann Megan A. McMichael Christopher M. Pibl Jessica L. Ratner Rebecca Reidy DeAndre M. Santos Stephen T. SchreiberPeter V. Secrest Frances S. Seiler Hannah T. Sherman Devon N. Skalicky Sophia Su Jesse J. Van Marter Jahmir A. White

CLASS OF 2014John R. FahertyDerek R. Hullings

CLASS OF 2015Sara C. ClarkEthan SamuelAlexandra J. Tringali

CLASS OF 2016Christian J. Tringali

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1939Champion Goldy has participated in the World Masters Games, which includes the U.S., Canada, and Australia, since 1970 and has won over 300 gold medals. His goal is to run the 100m at the Penn Relays when he is 100—only three and a half years to go!

1947Robert Locke is a WWII U.S. Army vet-eran and served for many years overseas in Afghanistan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Korea, and several other locations. After retiring, he worked as a consultant for purchasing project equipment until 1997, and he con-tinues to do landscaping work at home.

Jack Russell is still working at his home- based custom-framing business, enjoying golf, traveling, and living in south Florida.

1948James McKee and wife Mary Ann recently took a trip across the pond for their 53rd anniversary in April 2013, just as their ancestors did! They now have 13 grandchildren and one on the way. Jim and classmate Bill Storch ’48 attended Alumni Day in May. Jim writes, “Classmates, please try to come in the fall for Homecoming. AND a reminder that you can still donate to tending our Veterans Memorial. It is well used by our students.”

William Poore is still the broker for a com-mercial real estate company and is playing lots of golf. He and his wife, Joe Ann, have 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

Nicholas Pratt was one of the WWII veterans who returned to school after the war. At 89 years old, he is still pretty active and has recently run a 5K. After 33 years of employment at Lockheed Georgia as a test engineer, Nicholas and his wife of 66 years,

Alice, are enjoying retirement. They have two children, three grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. They live on six acres on a lake in beautiful north Georgia.

Thomas Todd is living the wonderful retired farmer life—his hobbies include mowing five acres of lawn in summer, cracking black walnuts in autumn, and making balsawood WWII airplanes in the winter. He and wife Elsie have been married for 62 years and have five children, 12 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

1950Michael Lehrman writes that he is still working and currently holds over two dozen patents for medical devices; more are in patent-pending status. “Exploitation of my intellectual property is lodged in three companies: Sleep Methods, Inc.; iLife Solutions, Inc.; and iLife Technologies, Inc. I am the chairman and CEO of each. I have had two careers: aviation and medical device development. I trained to f ly both rotary wing and fixed wing aircraft in the military and was involved in military and civil aviation for 35 years. I did f light test work in both types of aircraft and was involved in FAA f light testing of the supersonic Concorde. The most notable applications of my patents are those directed at the development of a friendly intervention for obstructive sleep apnea. The Sleep Methods technology replaces the burden of wearing a pressurized “CPAP” mask at night with a comfortable, intelligent collar.”

1956Richard Brooks started skiing when he was 60 and eight years ago qualified for his first NASTAR which is the largest amateur ski competition in the USA. He came in 13th in the nation in his age class. This was his eighth year competing, and he was awarded bronze, finishing third in the 75–79 age group. Richard and wife Claire moved to Houston from Austin, Texas, 11 months ago, where two of their children live. In his spare time, Richard does some volunteer work and recently started a new hobby of making kaleidoscopes out of stained glass and wood.

1960Jeffrey Blitz retired as Atlantic County prosecutor in 2007 and moved to South Florida. His hobbies include scuba diving and motorcycle riding.

Douglas Davies worked for Dr. H.G. Khorana, the Nobel Prize winner in medicine in 1969 for his part in deciphering genetic code. From 1965 to 1969 Douglas was at the Institute for Enzyme Research at the University of Wisconsin. He helped develop human insulin formulations for Eli Lilly & Co. near London, England, and Fegersheim, France.

Marcos Policar has lived in Seattle since 1960 and enjoys volunteering in wineries.

Andrew Guthrie ’55 (right) with head keeper at SeaWorld while on vacation in San Diego

One of Michael Lehrman ’50’s notable inventions for treating sleep apnea

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John Biddiscombe ’63 and wife Gail vacationing in Perfugas, Sardinia, visiting the Romanesque church in a small historic mountain village

Donald Smith ’63 with his wife, Kathy Wayne Smith ’63

1961Samuel Mather and wife Cindy enjoyed a visit with Jim Solomos ’61 while vacationing in Cape Coral, FL.

1962John Capers is a historian/archivist at the Merion Golf Club and was heavily involved in the 2013 U.S. Open.

1963Alvin Harm has retired from Honeywell and is enjoying his five grandchildren and traveling.

Karl Hastedt is a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran (1968–1970).

Robert Johnson and wife Karen have three grandchildren. Their daughter, Wendy, lives in Boston, MA, and son, David, lives in New Jersey.

Donald Smith drove to Pennington from Florida to celebrate his 50th reunion. The memories slowly came to life as he and 12 of his classmates got together again. They shared stories over two days, renewed old friendships, and toured the town and campus. After college, Don began his career of 34 years as a real estate broker in his home town of Ridgewood, NJ. He has been retired now for 12 years. Don and wife Kathy have two wonderful kids, Don Jr. and Jen, and

four grandchildren and have had 45 great years together. They enjoy golfing at their home in Amelia Island, FL, and have boated the eastern half of the U.S., from Key West to Nantucket, and Lake Ontario to Chicago and Mobile, AL.

Wayne Smith lives in Port St. Lucie, FL in an active adult community called the Cascades. Semi-retired, he does some work from home. His last position was with the National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers (NASGW) as their president. He and wife Ronnye of 44 years have two children, Kevin (40) and Elissa (36), both living in Georgia with their spouses and their children (two girls, one boy). Wayne plays golf at least once a week and is the president of the community’s homeowners association of 1,158 private homes and over 2,500 residents.

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1965Peter Brown attended Alumni Day and joined in the 175th celebration. He enjoyed seeing the Hausmanns and looks forward to seeing a lot of his classmates for their 50th in 2015.

1966Glenn Kaplan is a clinical health psycholo-gist in private practice. He and wife Sandy (college professor and dean) live on a ranch south of Denver and raise horses that compete in Reining Cowhorse events. They have raised multiple world champions over the years.

1968Bruce Custis is retired and enjoying life in Savannah, GA.

1972Gregory Hills was named teacher of the year in 1999 for the Red Clay School District. In 2008 he married his wife, Shirley, and he retired from teaching in 2009. In 2012 he took a mission trip to Papua, New Guinea, and taught mission children for 10 weeks at Ukarumpa International School.

Scott Magner has great memories of his four years as a student at Pennington. He grew up in Hopewell Township as a neighbor to the School and son of a proud alumnus, so he has always felt like a part of the School. He is always glad to hear from classmates and says, “Call anytime at 615–556–6661.”

Francis Halligan ’64 (right) with classmate Bill Clinton at a Georgetown University reunion in DC

CELEBRAtE Homecoming! October 12, 2013. For more information or to volunteer, please contact your reunion class volunteer or Director of Alumni Relations Joanne McGann at 609–737–6149 or email [email protected].


1973John Rufe was inspired to email the following story to us after attending Alumni Day on May 17. He is referring to the Alumni vs. Varsity Baseball game in May 2011.

“I have to tell you this. I’ve participated in the Alumni Baseball game against the Varsity Team over the last several years. Two years ago this spring is the last time I played, couldn’t make it last year. Anyway I figure someone needs to represent. I get there and of course I feel like grandpa. I was expecting maybe big brother or at worst dad, but no, grandpa. And they made me feel that way a little, too: Where did you dig up this old fossil kind of attitude. It was made worse when they were making up the lineup and it was decided it would go by year graduated. In other words old guys first. When that decision was made they all turned and looked at me and said, I guess that means you’re up first.

The Varsity team takes the field, the pitcher is warming up, I grab a bat in the on deck circle, watch the pitcher warming up (he’s a lefty) and smiled to myself and said at least I’ll get a little longer look at the pitch. I have to be the leadoff batter and am feeling a little like the joke. All I want to do is not embarrass myself. Well, the umpire says play ball. Yes, they actually hired two umpires for the game, one behind the plate and one in the field. I step into the batter’s box and can see the little smiles and giggles. The first pitch comes and is outside. He wasn’t pulling any punches. This guy was out to embarrass the alumni, and I was the first target. The second pitch comes and I swing like a rusty gate, late, off balance, just ugly. Now you can hear the little comments from the field and the Varsity bench. The next pitch this young stud throws, senior by the way, is right down Broadway and I jumped on it and made contact. I’m trying to run down to first, hoping a hamstring doesn’t go. I rounded first and looked at the field umpire and he has his arm in the air moving it in a circle. I look at him and said, you’re kidding right? He said no, it was well out. Now the Alumni bench is up clapping and laughing. The Varsity infield is laughing at the pitcher and making comments like “Dude, look what he did to you.” I felt vindicated, a leadoff home run and, even better, the Class of ’73 was represented. Jerry Eure laughed and just shook his head. It was dumb luck and I probably shouldn’t play again. Maybe Jim and I will play in the Alumni Softball Game.”

1975Robert Crystal has retired from the Inspector General’s office in Florida. One son is a detective in Baltimore; his other son is a technician with Apple. His daughter will graduate next year from Rutgers. He writes that “my wife is more beautiful than when we married. I often think of my Pennington classmates and our good times with great fondness.”

1978David Kim is engaged to Susan F. Zubriski and will be getting married at the Camden Aquarium in August. He would love to hear from his classmates and can be reached at [email protected] or on Facebook.

1979Peter Tucci has recently been selected for ranking by Chambers and Partners, Inc., as a leading attorney in the categories of (1) Mergers and Acquisitions, (2) Corporate, and (3) Private Equity. Chambers is the leading global directory and most exclusive listing of the world’s attorneys.

1982Patrick Hagerty is returning to school this fall for a master’s in information technol-ogy management with concentrations in management and security. He has reached five years working for Morgan, Lewis and Bockius on their IT team. He is still sing-ing with the Philadelphia Gay Men’s chorus, and this fall marks his 11th season. His pho-tography has also taken off; he’s been pub-lished in the City Paper, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Bulletin, G-Philly, Philadelphia Gay News, Philadelphia Metro, Genre, and Edge Philadelphia as well as many others. His pho-tographs have also been used commercially.

Cathilyn Spampinato Pappano recently earned her M.S.Ed. with a focus in school counseling. She continues to work at Calvary Christian Academy as a guidance counselor and special education coordinator.

1985Mary Auer-Houser, Ed.D., recently accepted a faculty/research position in the College of Education at West Chester University (PA). She looks forward to returning to Pennsylvania with her family.

1986Commander Randall Biggs, USN, is cur-rently enjoying an exchange tour at the De-fense Academy of the U.K. where he has the pleasure of instructing 270 students from 46 different countries in defense studies. Also, as a member of the academy rugby team, he had the pleasure of beating the French War College in the annual cup match for the sec-ond year in a row.

1990Eugene Walker and wife Yana are proud to announce the birth of their third child (first girl), Julianna Elizabeth.

1991Donald Marriott is working at Trump National in Charlotte, NC, as a tennis pro. Don and his wife, Ann-Charlotte, welcomed a daughter, Katrina Marriott, (7 lbs. 15 oz. and 19.5 in.) on October 4, 2012.

1996Susan Bose Stempek moved back to New England last fall with her husband and daughter after over ten years in Atlanta, after attending grad school at Emory. Susan and her husband are both physician assistants and are enjoying their new jobs in Boston.

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Rob Millstein ’99 and Sara Abraham Millstein ’02 with daughter Sadie


1999Rob Millstein ’99 and wife Sara Abraham Millstein ’02 welcomed their baby girl Sadie Rose on February 12. They are loving every minute of their new adventure.

2001Michael Ursic and wife Megan were married in Key West, FL, on February 9, 2013. The ceremony took place on the pier at the Westin Resort, and 80 friends and family members joined in their celebration. Mike and Megan have bought a home together and now live in Langhorne, PA.

2002Jeannette Caruso was recently engaged to Ross Maddalon, a graduate of Nottingham High School ’01 and a teacher and football coach at Old Bridge High School. They are planning a May 2014 wedding.

Sara Abraham Millstein ’02 and husband Rob Millstein ’99 welcomed their baby girl Sadie Rose on February 12. They are loving every minute of their new adventure.

Christina McKitish Reinhardt and Tim Reinhardt were married in Pennington last summer. They enjoyed their wedding reception at The Ridge at Back Brook in Ringoes.

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Julia Helms ’07 completed her first Spartan Race in Tuxedo Ridge, NY, this June.

Chantel Lavender ’08with the President of the United States, Barack Obama

Christina McKitish Reinhardt ’02 and Tim Reinhardt

Carina Mracek is an advertising executive in New York City, working on digital and direct mail campaigns. She is currently living in New Jersey.

2007Gillian Kemmerer is attending the London School of Economics, studying for an M.A. in international management.

Brandon Smith is residing in Barcelona, Spain, and is teaching English and basketball. He has also developed an iPad app.

2008Chantel Lavender was commissioned on May 24, 2013, as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy. She has been accepted into the Engineering Duty Officer program.

Michael Ursic ’01 and his wife, Megan

Doug Whittlesey and his wife, Lauren, welcomed daughter Talia Kayte Whittlesey on May 30; she weighed 8 lbs. 14 oz.

2004Alessandra Cathel will be starting at Rowan Medical School in the fall and is currently living in New Jersey.

Peter Guarino and wife Emily announce the birth of their twin boys. Elliott Ross was born January 15, weighing 6 lbs. 2 oz., and Aidan Jack was born January 16, weighing 6 lbs. 11 oz.

Priya Pandit is a vice president at Citigroup focused on the payments and e-commerce space. She is currently living in lower Manhattan.


With sadness we remember the following members of the Pennington community who died since publication of our previous magazine:

Lea E. Terry ’43

Jack Gulick ’44

Santa Beans S’47

Albert Vertucci ’48

Emil H. Bohus ’55

Richard A. James ’57

Howard F. Winig ’58

George H. Weiler

Teresa Abadi S’62

Stephen S. Keesler ’67

Thomas P. Beatus ’71

John K. Hughes, Sr. P’77 ’79 GP’11

Amara Chiaravanont P’86

Barbara Miller GP’99 ’01 ’04

June Strober GP’99 ’01 ’04

William C. Cox, Jr. GP’02 ’05 ’07 ’08

Shirley A. Sneddon GP’02 ’04

Lewis Beck GP’05

Rita Singer GP’09

Kristina Johnson GP’14 ’17

Paul McConaughy GP’18

P–Parent; GP–Grandparent; S–Spouse;

(list as of July 16, 2013)

CLASSNotes

Cyril Akita ’09 Iain McWhirter ’09

2009Cyril Akita graduated from Rider University cum laude with a degree in public relations. He is currently job searching and recently took the police exam.

Kelsey Greener recently graduated from Saint Joseph’s University. After starting as a marketing and recruiting intern in February with Northwestern Mutual, she was recently offered a full-time position as a financial advisor support team member. She will be working with first- and second- year financial reps, helping with their clients’ applications for insurance and the underwriting of their policies. Kelsey will be living in Philadelphia. Maria Kane graduated from Elon University with a degree in elementary and special

education. She has accepted a job as a first-grade teacher in the Loudon County Public Schools and will be moving to Virginia in August.

Iain McWhirter has graduated from Syracuse University and accepted a position with Team Epic, a sports marketing agency, working in sponsorship strategies and consulting.

Donnalie Nelson was married last sum-mer and recently graduated with a major in psychology and creative writing. She contin-ued to dance throughout college and was a part of many campus cultural and activist groups. She will be serving as a teacher in Los Angeles with Teach For America.

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In Memoriam

The Golf Classic is a great way for the entire Pennington community to share a wonderful day on the links! All proceeds benefit scholarships for disadvantaged students attending The Pennington School. Golf Classic Committee members: Jen Green P’14, chair; Christine Ebersole P’15’15; Pete Egbert P’16; Jim Hyman; Michael Jingoli ’85 P’11’15; Karen Kovalcik P’15; Chris Long ’91 P’12’17; Rich Simkus P’14

to volunteer for the event, or for more information, please contact Rob McClellan at [email protected] or by phone at 609–737-6126.

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Commencement, June 1, 2013

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September 4Classes Begin



October 14Golf Classic

October 20Admission Open House

november 6–9Fall Play

november 17Fall Concert

April 27Spring Concert

May 2Grandparents Day

May 16–17Alumni Weekend

June 6Baccalaureate Senior/Parent Dinner

June 7Commencement

Upcoming EVENTS2013–2014

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