FALL 2013 | ANNUAL REPORT ISSUE

NEWS FOR SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL ALUMNI, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS

INSIDE: CAMPUS NEWS & HIGHLIGHTS STRATEGIC PLAN PROGRESS OPENING DAY OF SCHOOL A LUMNI NEWS & REUNIONS ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13

Table of Contents 1

Greetings From Head Of School

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Campus News And Highlights

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Summer Fun At SES

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Opening Day Of School

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Recognizing Our Faculty

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Welcome New Faculty

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Strategic Plan Update

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Alumni Reunions

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Alumni Profile ~ Eva (Hooshmand) Finkelstein ’81

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Alumni Class Notes

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Greetings From Board Chair New Board Members

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Annual Report 2012-2013

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The Pirate Ball 2013

Editor

Photography

Sara Smith

Cover Photo ~ Trina Balch, Lower School Librarian, taken with her iPad Mini.

Contributors

Linda Konrad Kathy Savage Design

LGC Marketing Solutions Lindsay G. Candler ’87

Ed Drondoski Katie Kutschinski Jon Pine Sara Smith Joanie Wachter

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Saint Edward’s School admits students of any race, religion, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not discriminate in the administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship and loan programs, or athletic and other schooladministered programs.

Greetings

FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL MIKE MERSKY

Dear Members of the Saint Edward’s School Community: As we enter the fall semester 2013 at Saint Edward’s, allow me to say how pleased I have been with our opening of the 49th year as a School. It felt incredibly positive on all fronts, and it began back in the middle of August with a two-day Advance Planning session with our Leadership Team, new faculty and staff orientation, a series of faculty meetings, and new student orientations, all within a two-week span. Most important, were the students arriving on the campus, and once again, the energy and enthusiasm of our children make Saint Edward’s School a unique and wonderful school culture. Specifically, I applaud the work of our United Pirates (UP) in the Upper School for their planning, with our admission professionals, in welcoming our new students to the 9th through 12th grades. They spent countless hours organizing throughout the summer, and their work was integral to our mission in terms of student-led initiatives, along with being a community that accepts and supports students and families new to the School. These young people are to be commended for their effort, work, and support. While the school year is well underway, there remains so much for us to celebrate this year. Our enrollment has increased by almost thirty students, and we had a five-year record high of 89 new students enrolled, with our lowest attrition rate in a long time, namely re-enrollments exceeding 93%. Hats off to our admission professionals, division heads and academic dean who all worked throughout the spring and summer interviewing some outstanding candidates for our School. In addition, there are already almost a dozen mid-year applications from families in the process of relocating to our beautiful Treasure Coast area by mid-January. With the successful completion of our accreditation process last year and the culmination of our strategic planning process, our direction as a School is clear, focused, and strong for the next five years. Imperatives such as continued tuition and enrollment management, increased endowed funds for financial aid, strength in faculty and educational programs, focused school community identity with the region at large, and the development of a comprehensive campus master plan are all components of our targeted strategic direction in the next five years. Of particular focus for many of us in the next few years is the raising of significant endowed funds for financial aid. The endowed growth for financial aid will allow the School to be less tuition-driven and will help to control increases in fees, while enabling Saint Edward’s School to support those additional 20-30 new students each year who qualify academically through the admission process. As always, the endowment of a great independent school is a valuable lifeline to stability and to being able to play a significant role in the lives of educating children in any community for generations to come. Having already established the incredible importance of Saint Edward’s School as a key element in this region and in the state, it is time for us as a School to step up and show our support with endowed dollars, which will be used in perpetuity to educate children, while also helping to control our tuition in the foreseeable future. As we are poised to grow and develop exponentially in the ensuing years, I hope you will consider joining us in this initiative as described, which will help complete the financial foundation of Saint Edward’s School long after we are all gone. However, leaving the legacy of educating children in this region by Saint Edward’s School is true stewardship. Further, in terms of my tenure as a Head, I can think of nothing more important as a steward of the School, than to have the mission, values, and influence of our School continue to be integral to the lives of the children in this larger community for decades to come. Please join us in this quest for excellence. Best wishes. Sincerely, Michael J. Mersky Head of School SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL

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Campus News

& Highlights

UPPER SCHOOL Herbert the Sea Turtle, rescued last summer from the Indian River Lagoon after an encounter with one of our boats, was returned to the Lagoon after a successful convalescence at Sea World. Herbert’s release was filmed by the TV show Sea Rescue and will be featured along with Coach Jeff Lamscha and several students on the show this year. The School’s World Quest Team took the regional South Florida championship for the fourth year in a row and won the right to compete at the national level in Washington D.C. Daniel Mullen placed eighth in the State at the Florida Mu Alpha Theta Convention in Sequences and Series and Jordan Canevari placed twelfth in Calculus Applications. Alexis Paul’s artwork was selected to be on display in Congressman Bill Posey’s office as part of the Congressional Art Contest. Zenyu Li (right) placed first in the High School Division for drawing at the Indian River County Juried Art Exhibition. Olivia Hendren was awarded third place in painting. Archie Rea was accepted into Students on Ice, an international youth program to learn about environmental issues on a trip to Antarctica. Jacqs Carroll was selected to attend the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania’s Leadership in the Business World program. 2

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Two juniors and two seniors were inducted in the SES Chapter of the Cum Laude Society. The National Honor Society inducted 21 new members (below), and ten students were inducted into the International Thespian Society.

Twenty SES students attained national recognition for their excellent performance on the National Spanish Exam by earning gold, silver or bronze medal status. Nishanth Chalisani, Caroline Petty and Elliot Jaffe (right) all received first place awards in the Indian River State College Creative Writing Contest. Valerie Burke was awarded third place for poetry. Dr. Engene of the Smithsonian Marine Station gave a lecture on the potential of cyanobacteria and its threat to the health of the Indian River Lagoon. One third of the 15 State Science Fair competitors from Indian River County were from Saint Edward’s School. Rohan Sadhwani took second place in Botany, Michael Kaiser fourth place in Microbiology and Nishanth Chalasani was awarded Honorable Mention in Biochemistry. Brian Barnett was featured on BusinessInsider.com as part of a column highlighting successful youth entrepreneurs.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland captivated audiences. The Middle School show featured Danielle Dobson as Alice and an entire cast from the Middle School. Kendra Mathes placed first in the Middle School division for painting at the Indian River County Juried Art Exhibition. Jonathan Temple won first place in the 6-12 grade category for color photography at the Environmental Learning Center’s Lagoon Treasures contest and Allie Miller won third place.

The Middle School cast of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

The seventh grade put on Night of the Notables this spring, with each student selecting and researching a historical figure and playing the part of that person at the event. In the Junior Division of the State Science Fair, Sana Shareef won second place for Microbiology and Stephen Kaiser won third place for Medicine and Health. Kristi Beckett was one of two young stars in Riverside Theater’s acclaimed production of Les Miserables, alternating the parts of young Cosette and Eponine. Danielle Dobson entertained all who attended the ‘Night of the Notables’.

Head of the Middle School Keira Murphy introduced an Ancestral DNA project to sixth graders last year which started with a cheek swab and resulted in a report of their personal ancestry from Genebase.

LOWER SCHOOL For the fourth year in a row, the Lower School has landed in the top spots nationally in the Current Events League Tests. For the second straight year, the class of 2020 – now sixth graders, has taken first place in the nation. Aidan Taylor was ranked first in the nation and Olivia Lazorik was tied for fourth. The fourth graders were ranked fourth in the nation and Jack Zoltak was ranked second among all fourth graders nationally. The fourth grade skyped with author Sarah Prineas after reading her book, The Magic Thief. The fourth grade also participated in the Living Museum. The fourth grade talked with author Sara Prineas.

Triton Submarines President Patrick Lahey prepared a special program for the Lower School on his Antarctica Expeditions and the search for the Giant Squid. The kindergarten students were treated to an Ice Cream Sundae Party when their parents were the first to reach 100% participation in the School’s Annual Fund. The pre-kindergarten and fourth grade students celebrated as well for their 90% participation.

Senior buddies were able to meet their kindergarten buddies for the first time. SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL

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Athletic Highlights

View athletic highlights as they happen at www.steds.org/athletics

TENNIS The Girls Varsity Tennis Team won the District 11-1A Championships, sweeping singles and doubles. The Lady Pirates won the Region 6-1A final. The Varsity Girls Tennis Team went on to compete at the FHSAA State Finals in Casselberry. Sara Swift won the District 12-1A title and easily won regionals before advancing to the No. 1 singles final in the team bracket at states - knocking off the reigning champion and this year's No. 1 seed on her way there.

ROWING The Rowing Team competed at the Florida State Rowing Association (FSRA) Championships and the Boys Varsity Four earned a berth at the National Regatta where the team finished second in the initial heat. They finished second in the semifinal and they finished fifth in the final, among the top scholastic rowing teams in the country. LACROSSE The Middle School Boys and Girls 7th/8th Grade Team (left) won the TCAC Championship in Hobe Sound. BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING Senior Jad Shalhoub advanced to the State FHSAA Weightlifting meet where he placed 11th in the State for Class 1-A.

ALL-AREA RECOGNITION from Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Girls Soccer Sara Graves, First Team Hannah Hughes, Honorable Mention Girls Lacrosse Olivia Blakeman, First Team Christiana Butz, First Team Chloe O’Haire, First Team Stephanie Kane, Second Team Heather Roache, Second Team

Girls Tennis Sara Swift, Co-Player of the Year Dana Grace Buck, First Team Lola Fadulu, Honorable Mention Alisa Klinsport, Honorable Mention Rachel Smith, Honorable Mention Girls Weightlifting Cristian Mathes, First Team Kendra Mathes, Honorable Mention

Boys Basketball Parker Dressler, Honorable Mention Brock Miller, Honorable Mention Boys Lacrosse Aaron McGee, First Team Terrell Sands, First Team Sam Ederle, Honorable Mention Devon Kahle, Honorable Mention

REGIONAL AND NATIONAL RECOGNITION Girls Lacrosse All-Region North Team Olivia Blakeman, First Team Midfield Christiana Butz, Second Team Attack Chloe O’Haire, Second Team Midfield Stephanie Kane, Honorable Mention Attack Heather Roache, Honorable Mention Midfield Boys Lacrosse All-Region 4 FALL 2013 WATERMARK Aaron McGee & Terrell Sands, Second Team

Girls Lacrosse South Florida All-League Olivia Blakeman, First Team Midfield Chloe O’Haire, Second Team Midfield Christiana Butz, Third Team Attack Girls Lacrosse South Florida National Team Olivia Blakeman & Christiana Butz US Lacrosse All-Academic Honors Olivia Blakeman & Chloe O’Haire

Summer Fun

Saint Edward’s summer camps were once again the place to be during summer vacation.

As always, Water Camp was a favorite with campers, and our new Specialty Theme Camps were a big hit! Finding Nemo offered campers the opportunity to learn about the Indian River Lagoon and the ocean, go kayaking and pontoon boating. Fishing week campers were on the Indian River Lagoon learning knot tying, new tactics, boating and, of course, fishing. There were two sessions of Harry Potter where the campers made their own wands, edible potions, played “quidditch” and had a sorting ceremony under the Minister of Magic. Hunger Games also had two sessions. These campers learned survival strategies and techniques, practiced archery and traveled to spoil islands for an adventure.

Magic Camp was offered for the fourth time with over 30 campers learning various tricks at three different wand levels.

EXcel, which mixes academics and fun while challenging the mind saw an increase in enrollment by 10 % throughout the three, one-week sessions.

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Opening Day Of School AUGUST 26, 2013

With more than 80 new students enrolling this fall, Saint Edward’s hit a five-year new student enrollment high. The Upper School welcomed 37 new students, the Middle School 16, and the Lower School, more than 30. The School enrolled 25 international students from Europe, Asia and South America representing Brazil, China, Croatia, France, Germany, Norway and Spain. The School is also experiencing an all-time low attrition, re-enrolling more than 93% of its current students.

If you know of someone who is interested in a Saint Edward’s School education, please have them contact the Admissions Office at 772-492-2360.

Admissions

ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE

Nov 5 • Jan 23 • Feb 14 7pm

WALKABOUT

and spend the day Jan 17 • March 24

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Reservations required Call 772-492-2360

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Legacy Students

ALUMNI FAMILIES JOINING US AS PARENTS!

Thirty-eight children of alumni are enrolled as students this year representing twenty-six alumni families, known as Legacy families.

Caroline Campione (grade 10) daughter of Marie and Chris Campione ’87, who returns to Saint Edward’s this year.

Charlotte “Charlie” Cappelen (pre-K), daughter of Ashley Knopf Cappelen ’98 and Rusty Cappelen ’98, who enrolled in Saint Edward’s School last spring.

Margaret Fykes (pre-K) and Grace Fykes (pre-K), children of Kelly Kutschinski Fykes ’92 and Jason Fykes, who join big sister Carrie Jane (K) in the Pirate tradition.

Connor Chapman (grade 3) and Rooney “Morgan” Chapman (grade 5) children of Heather Chapman ’93 who begin their first year as Pirates this fall. SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL

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Recognizing Our Faculty

CAMILLE GREENE AND THE ACADEMIC LEARNING LAB by Linda Konrad

Stroll through the front doors of the Peter B. Benedict Library, take an immediate right and enter a world apart from the rest of the Saint Edward's campus. A large aquarium near the entrance soothes the soul, while pale yellow walls help maintain a cheerful atmosphere. Students sitting at an array of tables are quietly absorbed in laptops and books. There is a sense of compassion and confidence here, thanks to the woman in charge. Welcome to the Academic Learning Lab and the world of Camille Greene.

Camille was given a large but sterile space in the library. She transformed it and named it the Academic Learning Lab or A.L.L., because she wanted all students to know they were welcome to come for academic help. Learning styles, test preparation and test-taking skills are the focus for most students. Kindles, audio books and LiveScribe pens to upload information students write and hear during lectures are among the resources that can be borrowed from the A.L.L. Camille Greene helping students in her Academic Learning Lab.

Camille came to Saint Edward's 24 years ago by way of her husband, Griffin Greene, Class of 1976. The first of their four daughters (Whitney '05, Lyndal '08, Aubrey '09 and Anabelle '17) was about to enter kindergarten, and Griffin had his eye on Saint Edward's. Having worked in Exceptional Education for five years in the Indian River public school system, Camille wasn't convinced Saint Edward's was the right place for Whitney. Griffin persuaded Camille to sit in on a kindergarten class taught by Barbara Mohler, now Head of the Lower School, and Camille says that's the day she became a Pirate. She was so impressed that she volunteered in Barbara's class, then was hired as a part-time aid. The next year, Camille became an SES kindergarten teacher. The plan was to stay in that position for a couple of years. Those couple of years turned into 14. "I still feel very attached to the students I taught in Kindergarten," Camille says. "Teaching them to read and opening that world to them was absolutely magical." Barbara convinced Camille to apply for the Learning Support Services Director, and Camille, who has bachelor's and master's degrees in Learning Disabilities and Varying Exceptionalities from Florida State University, was thrilled to get the position. "I absolutely love helping students understand how they learn best and supporting them with the confidence and strategies they need to reach their goals." 8

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For students with special learning needs, Camille creates a "Learning Prescription." Based on a psychologist's evaluation, the Learning Prescription outlines the student's strengths and weaknesses and the accommodations recommended by the psychologist. The Learning Prescription includes an individualized three-prong plan with student, parent and teacher helping the student reach his or her full potential. Camille becomes the liaison with teachers to ensure accommodations take place. Freshman and sophomores with Learning Prescriptions attend Camille's guided study hall, so she can work with them on a continuing basis.

Camille has been the Learning Support Services Director for five years now. She is proud of the impact it has had on the entire SES community, which now has a greater understanding that all students learn differently and that they can become more successful and confident by learning how to use their strengths and preferred learning styles to reach their goals. The School is also proud of Camille, and in May 2013, she received the School's highest faculty honor: the Richardson Family Foundation Chair for Distinguished Teaching. What does the current year hold in store for the A.L.L.? Camille is finally getting an assistant, and she is "thrilled and beyond excited" that it is her daughter, Whitney, her first Pirate to attend Saint Edward's School.

SUMMER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT For several Saint Edward’s faculty, the summer of 2013 was an opportunity to engage in a professional development program that they had previously only dreamed of, thanks to the funding available from the Morrison Williams Waldrop Summer Stipend Endowed Fund.

Theater Director Maggie Baker travelled to New York City for a workshop presented by Music Theatre International. The three days of workshops geared towards High School and college theatre teachers and directors offered 30 hours of course work on topics as varied as auditioning for colleges, teaching Shakespeare to children, tips on using wireless body microphones in productions, makeup design taught by the makeup designer of “Wicked” and many other Broadway shows. In addition to classes, Mrs. Baker also attended four Broadway musicals, complete with talk-backs with the cast. Terry Mitchell (right), History teacher, Department Chair and Director of the Advanced Studies Program, spent seven weeks in Thailand expanding his understanding of the culture, history and geography of the country while at the same time being immersed in intensive Thai language study. ”I spent many hours this summer contemplating the 17 forms of the first pronoun “I” and 19 forms of the second pronoun “you”, Terry explained. “It is important to understand these distinctions in order to understand the complexity of Thai society.” Terry also took the opportunity to continue his charitable work in rural Thailand that included rice planting and a visit to a rural school district. History teacher Greg Zugrave was one of 40 teachers selected by the National Endowment for the Humanities from 29 different states to attend the “Gullah Voices: Traditions and Transformations” workshop held in Savannah, GA. Mr. Zugrave spent time exploring the rich culture and history of Savannah, with a focus on African-American history and culture. Upper School English teacher Louise Kennedy completed coursework at Sewanee, The University of the South for her Masters of Arts in Literature. Courses she pursued this summer were Ancient Greek in translation with inspiring classics professor Chris McDonough, and a non-fiction workshop with highly regarded National Geographic author Neil Shea. Lower School Technology teacher Joanie Wachter designed and coordinated a workshop for 20 Saint Edward’s teachers (left) led by an Apple Education Consultant who spent the day discussing the many ways iPads can be used effectively in the classrooms. Upper School Science teacher Kerryane Monahan developed a working guide to support SES students across the research process. The science fair guide brings together numerous resources and puts them all in one place to provide a reference for students and parents to help them through the process as smoothly and successfully as possible. The culminating piece of this project will be the virtual science fair hall: a website to showcase SES students' results and electronic posters for the school community. It will also be a place to celebrate the amazing and impressive research that our students conduct at home, in the field, in school, and in research institutions.

To read more about these and other summer stipend projects, visit www.steds.org/faculty

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Welcome Aboard

NEW FACES ABOARD THE PIRATE SHIP

Rikki has been teaching at the Imagine School and returns to SES to teach history in the Middle School. She completed her undergraduate work at Florida State University and graduate work in Mental Health Counseling.

Ann is a 2005 graduate of Wittenberg University and has served her Alma Mater since that time as an admission counselor, Assistant Director of Admission and, most recently, as Senior Assistant Director of Admission. Ann Bixel

Rikki Bergstresser Bischoff ’01

College Counselor

Middle School History Teacher

Peter Hengen Instrumental Music Teacher & Fine Arts Department Chair

Peter was most recently Director of the Instrumental Music program at McDonogh School and has more than 20 years experience in band leadership. He also has extensive experience with concert and jazz bands and with all areas of technical theatre. He received his bachelor’s degree from Johns Hopkins University.

Scott comes to SES from Barclays in New York. An undergraduate from Bucknell University, Scott will acquire his graduate degree in liberal arts studies with a concentration in US History from Dartmouth College this summer. Scott Mohr Middle/Upper School History Teacher

Deacon Murbarger completed his Master’s of Divinity at Nashotah House of Theological Seminary in Nashotah, Wisconsin. Prior to that, he completed his MBA at Saint Martin’s College in Lacey, Washington and earned his bachelor’s in Business Administration from The Citadel. Deacon Murbarger splits his time between the School and Trinity Episcopal Church in Vero Beach. Deacon Jason Murbarger Chaplain

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To read more about our new faculty and staff, visit www.steds.org/faculty

Tom Perschbacher

Tom was most recently math department chair at Pine Crest School and has taught at the Blake School in Minnesota, Miami Country Day, and the Peace Corps in Western Samoa. He received his bachelor’s and MAT degree in mathematics from Western Michigan University.

Upper School Math Teacher & Math Department Chair

Carolina Ramirez

Carolina comes to SES as a native Spanish speaker, with extensive teaching experience for the past eight years in DC, NJ, and FL. She was born in Peru and attained a Law Degree there. She has her New Jersey state teaching certification and has previously taught Spanish at the lower and middle school levels.

Middle/Upper School Spanish Teacher

Paula was most recently teaching at the Rectory School in Pomfret, CT. She has over 13 years of teaching experience, with a bachelor’s degree from Brown University and a master’s in Curriculum and Instruction. Whitney Greene Smith ’05

Paula Robinson Middle/Upper School Spanish Teacher

Middle/Upper School Learning Support Services

Whitney has returned to her alma mater to work in Learning Support Services. Whitney has extensive elementary education training with a specialization in literacy, and is ESOL endorsed. She received her master’s and bachelor’s degrees from the University of Florida in Education and previously taught at the Imagine School as a second grade teacher.

Jiang Ye was born in Tai’an County, Liaoning Province (northeastern China) in 1976. She graduated from Hebei Normal University in 2000 and has been teaching at the Shijiazhuang No. 42 Middle School.

Jack most recently completed his master’s of Music in Choral Conducting from Indiana University at Bloomington, and comes to us with well over a decade of teaching experience.

Jack Templeton

Jiang Ye

Middle/Upper School Choral Director

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Charting Our Course THE DIFFERENCE IS EXTRAORDINARY!

AN UPDATE ON OUR STRATEGIC PLAN Significant progress and, in some cases, completion of the six imperatives of the School’s strategic plan has left an indelible mark on Saint Edward’s School, shaping who we are today as one community with three distinct and vital divisions meeting the needs of four different groups of children through a pre-school program, a Lower School, Middle School and Upper School. Saint Edward’s emerges from the last strategic planning period stronger than ever, and now embarks upon a new plan with a sense of vitality that comes from shaping the future we want versus playing the cards we have been dealt. Last spring, the Board of Trustees and leadership, with input from parents, faculty and students, met to consider the initiatives that will define the School’s next strategic plan. While the plan is due out this fall, one thing is certain – the growth of Saint Edward’s endowment will occupy a central place in the plan. Nowhere is the need for endowment more clear that when one considers the future financial needs of Saint Edward’s students in the coming years. The establishment of a solid endowment in the area of financial aid for students will be one of our most challenging priorities and one of the School’s most rewarding endeavors to carry the School into the next decade. We look forwarding to sharing more of the School’s plan in the coming months. In the meantime, for more information on the School’s endowment initiatives, please contact Anne Storch at astorch@ steds.org or call her at 772-231-5192.

IT STARTS WITH ALUMNI The Pirates Ahoy electronic news is now being sent monthly to all alumni for whom we have email addresses. We are also planning alumni gatherings in Atlanta, New York and a few other cities this year, so be sure to stay in touch via Facebook, LinkedIn or our web for up-to-date news. Email your info to [email protected] to make sure we have your most current information. The summer reunion gatherings for classes ending in three and eight were lively and memorable as alumni reconnected over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at the Quail Valley River Club in June. Alumni in the years ending in four and nine are already meeting to plan for next year!

SAVE THESE DATES! Alumni Holiday Party ~ December 21st This is always our best attended alumni event of the year! Our Faculty love to visit and catch up with former students, and the Holiday season is the perfect reason for a festive get-together.

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Summer Alumni Reunion ~ June 28th 2014 Alumni Reunion Classes:

1979 ~ 35 years

1984 ~ 30 years 1989 ~ 25 years 1994 ~ 20 years

1999 ~ 15 years 2004 ~ 10 years 2009 ~ 5 years

Alumni Reunion ALUMNI CLASS REUNION Led by a lively cohort of class agents, the classes ending in three and eight reconnected over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at the Quail Valley River Club this past summer.

Members of the classes ending in three and eight gathered for the 2013 reunion.

Scott McCracken, Keith Frederick, Pam Chiperfield and Annaki Frederick from the class of '83

Members of the class of ’98

Like Saint Edward’s School Follow StEdsVero Join Saint Edward’s Alumni Association Class of '08 Marguerite Chastain, Lyndal Greene and Chase Gutierrez with Karen and Mike Mersky

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History of a Green Girl EVA FINKELSTEIN, CLASS OF ’81 by Linda Konrad

How does one go from teaching elementary school to brain surgery to starting a green business?

teaching first grade! After two years, Eva decided she needed to devote time to the three little brains at home.

If you ask Eva (Hooshmand) Finkelstein ’81, she’ll tell you her convoluted history makes perfect sense. Eva believes “History” covers all the bases: all subjects, skills, personalities and events. Studying History helps one to branch out into other specialties with ease. It certainly did in her case.

Here’s where the northern winters had a say in Eva’s history. Unlike Florida homes that can be aired out in winter, buildings in Scarsdale, where Eva lives, are hermetically sealed in winter to keep out the cold. This prompted Eva to pay attention to the ingredients David, Kevin, Caroline, Eva ’81, Peter Finkelstein in cleaning products, the chemicals added to her children’s bedding and all the things Eva studied History and Pre-Med at the College of the leaking formaldehyde. The realization hit her like a spark from Holy Cross, finished her BA in History at the University the nylon carpeting: her home was full of toxins! Thus, Eva of Florida and went on to get a Master’s in Education there. Finkelstein, Green Girl was born. She turned her microscope Eva says she was born to teach. “Ask my sisters,” she says. on her home and then the planet. “I would hold classes almost daily in an extra room in our house that I made into a classroom.” Eva’s sisters, In 2010, Eva turned her passion into Green Design Expo, Zara Myers ’83 and Mary Margaret Trent ’84, are also LLC (GDE). GDE focuses on green, sustainable building SES grads and still live in Vero Beach. Eva married a and lifestyle products. You’ll find things like bamboo rugs, northerner and fellow University of Florida alumnus, Peter wool bedding, coconut shell wall tiles and LED lighting. Finkelstein, who had inherited two successful auto supply Eva, a LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy and stores in New York state, so Eva said good-bye to Vero’s mild Environmental Design) instructor, educates architects winters and moved north. She taught Middle School in green design in the hope that this information History at Greenwich Academy and then first grade in will trickle down to commercial and residential end-users. the Chappaqua Central School District. Eva says this trickle-down is a slow process, but the response Soon three children joined the Finkelstein family and to maintain her sanity, Eva escaped into her studies and finished the Pre-Med courses at Holy Cross. Since her father was a neurosurgeon, Eva had been raised around lots of fun brain models (a few real ones), books on disease, and frequent visits to watch surgeries. So the next step for multi-faceted Eva was animal neuroscience research at Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Yeshiva University and clinical human research in the emergency room at Jacobi Medical Center. Eva is certain of one thing: performing brain surgery on mice is a lot easier than 14

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by the younger generation has been very rewarding. When asked what role Saint Edward’s played in her history, Eva responds, “I cannot even imagine what my life would be like without the foundation and support that Saint Edward’s gave me. I have countless memories

of friends who were like family; events that were fantastic milestones; teachers, coaches and administrators who taught me how to work and live as a confident, loving, successful, whole, and even spiritual person. These values, along with a love of learning, guide every decision I make today.”

Alumni Class Notes Pirates converge on the Bahamas! Last summer SES alumni and current students held their own reunion in Hopetown, Bahamas. Pictured left to right, front row: Sean Barry ’14, Paige McGuire ’15, Sam Ederle ’14, Christiana Butz ’14, Taylor Barnes ’13, Morgan Benson ’15, Connie-Louise Lamos ’15, Johnny Schwerer ’15, Karim Hussamy ’16 and Aaron McGee ’14. Back row: James McGuire ’17, Kate Weeks ’11, Eddie Moor ’11, Tarek Hussamy ’11, Jake Benson ’09, Zoey Gutierrez ’10, Cole Benson ’08, Carly Barnes ’10, Chase Gutierrez ’08, Cameron McGuire ’10, Ebony Gunn ’10, J.D. McGee ’11 and Dillon Benson ’11.

Steve Maier has moved from Cleveland to just outside Jacksonville and is heading up food and nutrition services at a brand new hospital.

1978 Sylvia (Catron) Crow has been

married for 29 years to Larry Crow. They have two sons: L.D. (24) and Gray (19). L.D. played football at Stanford University, and Gray is attending the University of Miami on a football scholarship.

Steve Kosilla (above) and his wife, Susan, currently live in Jacksonville, FL. Steve has worked for General Mills for 28 years; Susan is a Nurse Anesthetist at the Mayo Clinic. In their free time, they enjoy traveling, golfing and spending time with their dog Gracie.

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Kirk Broxton’s (above) son, Kirk, Jr., recently graduated from Marine Corps Basic Training. Traveling to the ceremony was Kirk’s classmate Tim Clark ’80 and Tim’s son, Jack. Kirk and Tim had not seen each other for 32 years! Tim says his son was ready to sign up after watching the ceremony. Kirk, Sr. is the pastor of his own church in Atlanta, and Tim coowns Longshore Boats in Charleston, South Carolina.

Lucie (Blanchard) Burke (above) obtained her Permaculture Design Certificate in March 2013 and has launched The Peak Health and Fitness Food Forest in Vero Beach. It is the first project of the company Lucie co-owns, Florida Regenerative Landscapes, that conducts tours, workshops, consulting services and installs edible landscapes. Before becoming a certified Permaculture Designer, Lucie worked as a garden and art teacher for 14 years at Sun Grove Montessori School in Fort Pierce. During that time she also became a Florida Master Naturalist. In 2012, Lucie worked for McKee Botanical Garden to co-create the McKee Discovery Backpack program providing children ages 5-12 with curriculum and activities to enjoy while visiting the Garden.

Lolly Connolly (above) is broker/owner of Custom Real Estate Services in Vero Beach specializing in residential sales and property management. Lolly also got a chance to catch up with Kirk Broxton when he was in town.

1982 David Smith, (above) his wife of nine years, Heather, and their three children (ages 16, 9 and 5) live in Cleveland, Georgia. They spend a lot of time on the road in their RV while David takes photos of all the national off-road racing motorcycle and ATV events in the Eastern US. David’s business, RACEDAYPIX.com, produces ads for many of the companies in the racing industry. If you're wondering where their children go to school--they are enrolled in cyber academy schooling.

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1995 Sara Beth Kennedy (below) spent a fun-filled vacation in the Keys last summer with her son, Lirim '25; Dillon Roberts '94; Nathan Polackwich '94; his wife, Kristy; and their 2 sons, Joseph and Owen.

Ron Rennick (above) has been

appointed to the Harvard Business School Alumni Board, which works to advance the interests of HBS alumni worldwide. The alumni board is composed of approximately 50 alumni from around the globe. Ron's term will extend from 2013-2016 and will involve traveling at least twice per year for meetings held on campus as well as committee work throughout each year. 1991 Kelly (Kutschinski) Fykes

enjoyed some summer fun with family and fellow SES alums and students. Shown below are daughters of Kelly, Kevin Kutschinski ’94 and Michelle (Block) Kutschinski '94 showing off their matching outfits. Left to right: Margaret Fykes ’28, Abbie Kutschinski, Carrie Jane Fykes ’26, Emery Kutschinski and Grace Fykes ’28.

Kim (Hauser) Nuckols (above) continues in her role as Vice President of Atlanta Ronald McDonald House Charities (18 years!) and spends her remaining time volunteering at her family's preschool and elementary school plus three children's non-profit organizations in Atlanta. Kim and her husband, Hal, and their four daughters--Anna (8), Brooks (8), Katharine (3) and Caroline (1), enjoy their summer vacations in Vero!

1993 Russell Bjorkman married Renata DeAquino on February 16, 2013, in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Russell and Renata met while both were living in London and then met again and started dating while both were living in Hong Kong. The couple's honeymoon trip included stops in Mexico, Quebec, Florence, Malaysia and Hong Kong. They will soon move to Los Angeles, and Russell would love to hear from alumni living there.

1996

Scott Malek (below) and his wife, Sarah, renewed their wedding vows of 10 years in April with their three beautiful girls, Kyrstin (17), Gianna (8), and Zoie (2) by their sides. They also enjoyed a trip to Philadelphia in May to see the Women's & Men's NCAA Lacrosse Championship Games. While there they enjoyed exploring the Jersey Battleship and Davinci Science Center and visiting family. This summer they have enjoyed camping at Fort Wilderness, horseback riding, boating, going to Disney and meeting 5th Harmony.

Jennifer (York) Poore (above) and her husband, Robert, welcomed their third son in June. Christopher James Poore joined his older brothers, Benjamin (7) and Zachary (4). Jennifer and Robert, who still live in Vero Beach, will celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary in February.

1994

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Kent Frazer (below) and his wife, Erika, welcomed their second child, Quinn Penelope, on April 2, 2013. Quinn joins her older brother, Jackson (3). The Frazer family lives in Palm Beach Gardens, and Kent is a trial lawyer and shareholder with the Akerman Senterfitt law firm.

Geeta Nayyar (above) is the chief medical information officer at AT&T. She was named one of the “Top 25 Minority Healthcare Executives” by Modern Healthcare in 2012. She is quoted extensively in the media and has appeared on ABC News. Geeta has both BS and MD degrees from the University of Miami and an MBA from George Washington University, where she is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine for the Department of Rheumatology.

Paige Mohler Silva (below) and her husband, Jason, welcomed a son, Joseph Michael Silva, on March 24, 2013, in Houston, Texas, where they currently reside.

Kelly Kite, Jr. and Jenn Matesic '02 are engaged.

2000 Shelly (Richardson) Kirkland Alex Large (above) and his family spent five years in Chevy Chase, Maryland and now have moved to Houston, Texas. Alex is the new Associate Rector at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. Eloise (6) is excited to be wearing a uniform at St. Thomas Episcopal School, and Cordelia (3) and Phoebe (1) will be close to Daddy at St. Martins Preschool. Alex's wife, Emily, will move her family photography business with her and will be close to family.

1999 Sayre (Roberts) Schwiering

(above) and Jordan Schwiering ’00, surrounded by close friends and family were married on June 13, 2013, at Scribe Winery in Sonoma, California, by Sayre’s cousin, Will Stewart ‘95. Sayre and Jordan honeymooned throughout northern California before returning to Vero Beach, where they currently reside. Jordan is an architect and president of a home inspections company, and Sayre is a Realtor with Norris & Company Real Estate. They spend most of their free time with friends and family, traveling and, most importantly, loving their 3 rescue pups-Lencho, Ram and Greta.

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(above) and her husband, Keith, welcomed their first child, Lane Kathryn, on March 8, 2013.

Lindsey Perkins (below) is engaged to Chris Landon of Dallas. Lindsey has bachelor's degrees in English and Political Science from Furman University and is a lateral recruiting coordinator with the law firm Haynes and Boone, LLP. Chris has a bachelor's degree in Political Science from St. Edward's University and is a senior business analyst with Bank of America. Lindsey and Chris plan to marry on November 2, 2013.

George Beuttell is selling real estate at the company George M. Beuttell Broker. He also recently received his license as a firefighter and paramedic. So if the housing market catches fire, George can handle it! Daniel Jones and his wife, Jordan Schwiering and Sayre

(Roberts) Schwiering ‘99 were married on June 13, 2013, at Scribe Winery in Sonoma, California, by Sayre’s cousin, Will Stewart ‘95. Sayre and Jordan honeymooned throughout northern California before returning to Vero Beach, where they currently reside. Jordan is an architect and president of a home inspections company, and Sayre is a Realtor with Norris & Company Real Estate. They spend most of their free time with friends and family, traveling and, most importantly, loving their 3 rescue pups-Lencho, Ram and Greta. 2001 Rikki Bergstresser Bischoff

has joined the faculty of Saint Edward’s and will teach History in the Middle School. Rikki has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Florida State University. Christina (Minotty) Bruce and

her husband, Nicholas, welcomed twins Samuel Paul and Carlisle Reagan on January 8, 2013.

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Natalie, whom he married in March 2012, are living in Austin, Texas. Russell Baker is a commercial real estate broker with Cassidy Turley in northern Colorado. He specializes in the sale of land, primarily residential, for development, and he represents landowners in the negotiations of their property to developers and homebuilders.

2003 Erik Isaacson (above) and Michelle Spoto were married on April 27, 2013 in Vero Beach. Brett Isaacson '02 was best man, and Ben Teetor '03 was one of the ushers. A reception followed at The Moorings Club. Michelle has bachelor's and master's degrees in Elementary Education from the University of Florida. She is a teacher with the School District of Indian River County. Erik has an associate's degree from Indian River State College and is a graduate of the Coral Springs Fire Academy. He is a firemedic with Indian River County Fire Rescue. Erik and Michelle live in Vero Beach. Kathleen Meyer will complete

her Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist degree in December, 2013 at the University of South Florida. She resides in Tampa.

2002

2005

Jenn Matesic and Kelly Kite, Jr. ’98 are engaged.

Katie Carroll has just celebrated her three-year anniversary as a New Yorker. Her career has switched from designing fashion knits to fabrics for interiors. She recently accepted a job as an Associate Textile Designer at Martha Stewart Living

Gina (Marine) Kondziola her husband, Michael, and their daughter, Lucy, have moved to Winter Haven, Florida for Michael's job. The agriculture irrigation company Mike works for purchased a new location, and he is running that location. Gina recently took a job as an Assistant State Attorney with the State Attorney's Office for the 10th Judicial Circuit in Bartow, Florida. Gina and Michael are also expecting their second child at the end of December.

Jay Lundy is pursuing a dual major in Management and Operations at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. In May, Jay and his girlfriend had a fantastic time in Turkey and Israel. Jay then interned for a venture capital firm that works with businesses in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. He also did some consulting work for the mayor of Philadelphia.

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1998

2007

2009

Emma Huntley and Tyler Puttick

Andrea Diminich and Buster Flinchum (below) are engaged,

live in Tampa, Florida, and are engaged to be married next April. Tyler is in his final year of law school at Stetson University College of Law, and Emma is a first grade teacher. Drew Haines (above) recently

completed his first year at Amazon in their MBA rotation where he worked three different roles: 1) Senior Merchant Product Manager Mobile Electronics 2) Senior Merchant Product Manager for Wireless and 3) Project Manager for Consumer Electronics Trade-In. Drew, shown above with his fiancée, Andrea Nowack, loves Seattle and has been able to explore Portland, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Reno. Amanda (Barbato) McLaughlin

and her husband, Crockett, have bought a house in Davie, Florida and are expecting their first child (a boy) in November.

Alex Posada received a master's degree in Health Administration from the University of Florida in May 2013. She began an Administrative Fellowship with Tenet Healthcare in south Florida. She enjoys frequent trips back to Vero to spend time with her family and Saint Edward's friends.

2008 Morgan Clay (below) received a bachelor's degree from Rollins College in 2012 and a master's degree in Biomedical Sciences in 2013. She is currently enrolled in dental school at LECOM School of Dental Medicine.

and it happened the same day Andrea graduated from Florida State University. The couple work for Flinchum Construction.

Emily Packard (above) is engaged to Andrew Dawson of Houston. Emily has a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience from the University of Miami and is a doctoral student at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. Andrew has a bachelor's degrees in Physics and Accounting from the University of Miami and is an associate with Pricewaterhouse Coopers in Houston. Emily and Andrew plan to marry on November 2, 2013. Lauren Rooney has graduated cum laude from Jacksonville University with a bachelor's degree in Nursing. Lauren is pursuing a career in pediatrics in Jacksonville.

Whitney (Greene) Smith

is the Assistant to the Director of Learning Support Services at Saint Edward’s. Whitney has both master’s and bachelor’s degrees in Education from the University of Florida and taught second grade at the Imagine School in Vero Beach for three years.

Lauren Gould received her BS in Product Development/Retail Merchandising from Florida State University in 2012. Amanda Marine

2006 Meredith Meyer (above) is engaged to Michael Ciaravino. Meredith graduated with a Masters in Occupational Therapy from the University of Florida in 2012 and is currently working at Tampa General Hospital. Michael is enrolled in the PharmD program at the University of South Florida. 18

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(left) is engaged to Steven Haffield of Vero Beach. Steven has an associate's degree in Marine Engineering from Florida Keys Technical College and works for Ace Marine Diesel. Amanda has a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and works as a nanny for a Vero Beach family. Amanda and Steven plan to marry on March 15, 2014.

Aly Ryall (above) received bachelor's degrees in Music Therapy and Psychology from Southern Methodist University in 2012. She completed internships at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital in the Texas Medical Center in Houston, where she now works as a dual Child Life and Music Therapy Specialist in the neonatal intensive care unit and uses music to both stimulate and calm infants. Next up for Aly: intensive training in Neonatal Music Therapy at Florida State University.

Horton Li received a BA in Chemistry from Berea College in May 2013. After graduating, Horton married his girlfriend, Angie, in Vero Beach and now attends dental school at the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Tom Michaels received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Notre Dame in May and is now a propulsion system engineer with Piper Aircraft in Vero Beach. Tom is also working on his private pilot license. Mazie Purcell has received a BA in Integrated Strategic Communication from the University of Kentucky in Lexington. She graduated summa cum laude in 2012 after 3.5 years while garnering Dean's List Honors in 2010, 2011 and 2012. Corinna Splendoria has

obtained a BA in Graphic Design from Flagler College and is a graphic design intern with Chip Granassi Racing (NASCAR) in Indianapolis, Indiana. Kendal Kalish graduated cum laude and received a BS in Communicative Disorders from Florida State University in May 2013. She is now in graduate school at Valdosta State University studying Speech Pathology.

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2010 Eva Lauer has made the Faculty

Honor List for five consecutive terms at Trinity College. She will graduate in the spring 2014 and plans to attend law school in Florida. Joe Michaels is a senior at Hamilton College, where he worked on a research grant with the English Department over the summer. Joe has published three short stories and has applied to several MFA and PhD programs with the hope of teaching at the college level and pursuing what he enjoys most--writing.

2012 Tim Norton

graduated from the Naval Air Technical Training Center at NAS Pensacola, Florida in June 2013. Airman Apprentice Norton is an avionics electronics technician stationed on the USS Nimitz in Bahrain and attached to the Navy squadron VFA-147 Argonauts. Tim's job is to keep the F-18E/F Super Hornet’s avionics in top condition.

2011 Max Lipkin is attending New York University and had the opportunity last summer to work at Barclays PLC in New York City as an equity research analyst in their Generation Next Sophomore Program.

Delaney Cooksey (below) was crowned Miss Hibiscus 2013 on April 19, 2013. Delaney attends the University of Florida, where she is majoring in Nutrition.

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IN MEMORIAM We are sorry to report the passing of the following friends of the School. They will be deeply missed. Charles “Chuck” E. Cunningham, Jr. Husband of former Saint Edward’s School Trustee Peggy Cunningham, father of Patch Cunningham ’98 and Meg Cunningham ’02 and long-time friend of the School. Chuck is survived by his wife, children, mother and two sisters. Barney E. Greene, Jr. Father of SES alumnus and trustee Griffin Greene ’76, grandparent of SES alumni Whitney (Greene) Smith ’05, Lyndal Greene ’08 and Aubrey Greene ’09 and current SES student Anabelle Greene ’17, and friend of the School. He is survived by his wife, Hariot; four children; eleven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Mary Clare O'Donnell is a

senior majoring in History and Comparative Literature at Haverford College. Last summer, with funding from the college's Center for Peace and Global Citizenship, Mary Clare traveled to London and Kolkata, India, where she gathered information for a research project entitled, "Feeling Empire: The East India Company, Imperial Anxiety and the Bengal Famine."

2013

Anmol Patel (above) travelled on a medical mission trip in June 2013 to Nicaragua. The trip, associated with the Global Medical Training Program at the University of Florida, involved setting up clinics in village churches. She says it was an eye-opening experience and feels blessed to be part of the group who volunteered their time and knowledge to provide proper health care to those in dire need.

George F. Hamner Grandparent of SES alumni Ginna Hamner ’96, Chip Hamner ’99, K.K. (Hamner) Cooper ’00, Ann Gordon ’02, Will Gordon ’03 and Rob Gordon ’07, and friend of the School. He is survived by his wife, Ann Graves Hamner; his son, George Hamner, Jr.; daughter, Nancy Hamner Gordon; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Tracy L. Quinlan Parent of Amber Quinlan ’14 and Cory Quinlan ’11, volunteer and friend of the School. She is survived by her children, her husband, Steven, and her father, William Davidson.

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Maggie Cancelosi (above) graduated cum laude in May 2013 from Wake Forest University where she majored in Communication and minored in Psychology. She is now an associate with the public relations firm RF Binder headquartered in New York City.

Grace Thomas was nominated in the Rising Star category for the 2013 Woman of the Year Award by the Junior League of Indian River. She was nominated for demonstrating outstanding commitment to her field of employment and/or community with fresh ideas, energy and enthusiasm.

Greetings

FROM BOARD CHAIR RON EDWARDS

Dear Saint Edward’s School Community: The Pirate Spirit continues to be stronger than ever. This year, there was abundant evidence of the energy and the enthusiasm this community has to fully live out the mission of Saint Edward’s School. From calendars packed with arts and athletic activities, to academic competitions and learning projects that ranged from Lagoon excursions to shark dissections, this year was marked by one of the most significant milestones in the School’s history – an amazing 93% of our families re-enrolled, resulting in a record low attrition of six percent. Parents, students, faculty, staff and the School’s Board are moving the School forward in amazing ways. This fall, we reached a new high in the number of new students enrolled, and we are enrolling international students from a diversity of countries from four continents. As one who played an integral role in the last strategic plan, it is very rewarding to see the hard work of many individuals, donors and families bear fruit. Looking ahead, the Board is enthusiastically repeating the strategic planning process to set goals for the next five-year period. We do this with a much greater sense of all that is possible for the School to achieve in the next five years and with an understanding that growth of the School’s endowment is imperative. This growth will add to our financial aid program and ultimately stabilize tuition levels and enrollment. I look forward to sharing this plan with you and I look forward to your enthusiastic support of Saint Edward’s School. Sincerely, Ronald Edwards Chairman of the Board

WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBERS Kevin Barry and his wife Christine are parents of three Pirates: Sean ’14, Maggie ’15, and K.C. ’17. Kevin has over 20 years legal experience and is a partner at Rossway Moore Swan of Vero Beach where he concentrates in corporate law. He is a graduate of Middlebury College and Hofstra University School of Law. He is a trustee of the ELC and the Indian River Chamber of Commerce. He is President of the Board of Trustees for The Research Coast Principium Foundation.

Jeff Hurwitz and his wife Beth are parents to Josh ’16 and Andrew ’19. Jeff is Corporate Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Bernard Egan & Company of Fort Pierce and has over 20 years of experience in corporate finance. He is a graduate of Tufts University and New York University’s Stern School of Business. He holds an M.B.A. and is a Certified Public Accountant. Jeff is the President of the Board of Trustees of Temple Beth Shalom in Vero Beach.

John Lowenberg and his wife Rosemary are longtime residents of the community. John is a principal of Anvil Management Company in Delaware and previously held the position of Managing Director and Director of RobinsonHumphrey, an Atlanta investment banking firm. In addition to being a director of many corporate entities, John is a Life Trustee for his alma mater, Denison University, and a trustee of the ELC and The Distinguished Lecture Series of Vero Beach.

Richard McDermott and his wife Laura have been involved with the School before their son Cameron’s graduation in 2004. This is Rick’s second stint on the Saint Edward’s Board. He is the former Vice Chairman of Cyprus Capital Group and the former Regional President for United States Trust Company. He has over 40 years of experience in investment management. He is a trustee of Babson College and has served on the Board of the Vero Beach Museum of Art and the Indian River Hospital Foundation.

Budget Notes Revenues Tuition and Fees Fundraising Net Auxiliary and Other Income Endowment Draw Total Revenue

$10,213,421

86.7%

1,255,918

10.6%

170,160

1.4%

158,662

1.3%

$11,798,161

Expenses Instruction, Activities, and Personnel Financial Aid Other Administrative Operations-Plant and Transportation Total Expenses

$7,242,800

61.4%

1,351,179

11.5%

492,349

4.2%

2,705,151

22.9%

$11,791,479

Budget Net

$6,682

OPERATING RESULTS

Actual Expenses 2012-13

Actual Revenue 2012-13 Fundraising 10.6% 1.3% Endowment Draw

1.4% Net Auxiliary & Other Income

Revenue: 1. Tuition and fees include all billed tuition and fee income. 2. Fundraising includes amounts raised through the Annual Fund campaign, net of expenses, the annual Pirate Ball, net of expenses, and funds raised by the Parents Association, net of expenses. 3. Net Auxiliary and Other Income consists of earnings for all of our external studies programs, extended/late day, summer programs, bookstore and various other programs, net of expenses. This number also includes income from interest on the checking account, application fees and other miscellaneous items. 4. Endowment Draw is the annual amount drawn from the School’s endowment fund to supplement the operating budget. The percentage of the annual draw is 4.5% of the average of the prior twelve quarters’ ending market values. Expenses: 1. Instruction, Activities, and Personnel are expenses associated with all curriculum, libraries, technology, fine arts, drama, athletics, and faculty/staff. The personnel number includes the faculty scholarship benefit. 2. Financial Aid consists of aid dollars given to nonfaculty/staff families. 3. Other administrative expenses are those general expenses associated with daily operations such as supplies, printing, legal/accounting fees, and school subscriptions. Admissions and Marketing expenses are included in this category. Also included are fundraising expenses for the Annual Fund and other expenses such as alumni relations and special events. 4. Operations-Plant and Transportation are expenses associated with our bus program as well as facilities/maintenance. The largest expense items in this category are property insurance and utilities.

4.2% Other Administrative 11.5% Financial Aid

22.9% Operations-Plant & Transportation

86.7% Tuition & Fee Income

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2012-13 OPERATING RESULTS

Advancement Achievements WITH SINCERE THANKS

The past year’s focus groups from our marketing project and the strategic planning process with parents, alumni, students and grandparents gave us many positive and constructive insights into our Saint Edward’s School community. The feedback, once again, speaks to the high academic standards, the real sense of community within the School, and the great hope for a bright future. Our community is strengthened not only by great leadership but the ongoing support from our donors. Amid the continued challenging economic times, we are inspired by the generous spirit of all those who support the School. Before School even started, 100% of the faculty and staff along with the Board of Trustees had given to the Annual Fund. This is a remarkable testimony to their belief in our Mission. This past year, the Annual Fund received 666 gifts from parents, students, alumni, grandparents and friends of the School. Our parent participation was up 12% from last year at 62%. Together with the Annual Fund gifts and the proceeds of The Pirate Ball, the total Annual Giving was $1,309,567. Growing the endowment is a critical need to sustain the School. This year, we raised $645,888 to support our endowment. As we move forward, our highest priority will be to build an endowment for financial aid. This endowment will allow students of limited financial means the access to Saint Edward’s School forever. I am extremely grateful for all the thoughtful and generous support from all of you. Your commitment makes it possible for the School to provide all of its remarkable programs, and with your support, the future will be even brighter for Saint Edward’s School. Anne Storch Director of Advancement 1% Capital Gifts

Summary of Voluntary Support 2012 - 2013

2% Gifts in Kind

32% Endowment Gifts

Annual Fund Revenue.................. $1,014,399 The Pirate Ball Net Revenue .......... $295,168 Total Annual Giving ................ $1,309,567 Endowment Gifts .......................... $645,888 Capital Gifts .................................... $25,000 Gifts In Kind (Non-Assets) .............. $34,693 Total............................................$2,015,148 65% Total Annual Giving

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On behalf of the students, faculty, administration and Board of Trustees, our sincere thanks goes out to the entire Saint Edward’s community for the support given to the 2012-13 Annual Fund Campaign. Every gift goes directly to provide resources above and beyond what tuition covers. Your gift to the Annual Fund provides opportunities for each student to benefit through academic and programmatic enhancements. We cannot thank you enough for your support. Kathy A. Savage Director of Annual Giving

Gifts of $25,000 or more Julie and Steven Brickman Denise and Joe Corr Kathy and Ron Edwards Betty and Whitney MacMillan Allison and Donald Proctor Saint Edward's Parents Assoc. Marlynn and Bill Scully Lorne and Heidi Waxlax WEM Foundation

Pillar Club

Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Anonymous Alice Beckwith Beckwith Family Foundation Gay and Fritz Blaicher Pat and Dick Burgoon Margaret Anne and Emmett Evans Wheatie and Bob Gibb Sally and Hoyt Goodrich Pam and John Kean Steph and Phil Lambert Susan and Charles Moritz Plym Foundation Doris and Eric Plym Karen and Bob Ritter Ginny and Warren Schwerin Jean and Jim Ueltschi Carol and Pat Welsh

Cornerstone Club

Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Bill Adamson Ayco Charitable Foundation Bank of America Matching Gift Foundation Pamela and Brian Barefoot Jayne and Paul Becker Sofia Blanchard Sally and Dick Brickman Buffy Bailey Burge '91 and Curtis Burge Lucie Blanchard Burke '90 and Vincent Burke Jennifer and Richard Critchfield Donna and Gary Davis Marylou Donovan Education Foundation of Indian River County

Betsy and Andy Forrester Karen Todd and Mark Gambee Jeanine and Bob Harris Julia and Bob Jaffe Linda and Mark Kaiser Lambert Foundation, Inc. Patsy and Roy Lambert Xuejing and Fengshun Lu Dora Morris and Jack Marran Susan and Bob Morrison Alex Nason Foundation Jean and Ray Oglethorpe The Osprey Group Joanne and Bob Quaile Colleen and Paul Ryan Whitney Greene Smith '05 and Trey Smith '94 Marcia Fordyce and Paul Steinfurth Barbara and Brian Stork June and Donald Stork Stork Foundation Lisa and Tim Swift Susan and Alan Temple Toyota Dealer Match Program Reve and John Walsh Founders Club Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Sue and Scott Alden Stacey and Steve Barnett Christine and Kevin Barry Mary Ann and Bill Becker Lisa and Bill Becker Jennifer and Scott Beckwith Nancy and Peter Benedict Kay Brown Tricia and Bill Chambers Becky and Ron Chesley Lindsey and Dan Collin '95 Kim and Bill Cooley Tony DeChellis '80 Amy and Jesus Diaz Kelly and Kevin Donovan Hariot Greene Sherry and Edward Hendricks Barbara Hurley Debbie and John Huryn Fraulein and David Jaffe Marion and Alastair Kennedy Liz and Rob Kenney Peggy and Charlie Long

Ellie and Bob McCabe Karen and Mike Mersky Misty Padrick Minton '77 and Michael Minton '75 Linda and Tom Nelson Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku PNC Foundation Beth and George Pusser Patricia and Art Ryan The Ryan Family Foundation Michelle and Jay Stern Sun Trust The Robert F. and Eleonora W. McCabe Foundation Joanie and Bruce Wachter Margaret and Fred Weeks

Quadrangle Club

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Mark and Peggy Anderson Celeta and Ham Arden Marilyn and Bob Asplundh Laura and Jeff Bass Susie and Joe Beale Davis Milligan Benedict '87 and Pete Benedict '87 Beth Carstensen Bristow '95 and Jon Bristow '95 Jody and Andy Brown Hobson Brown Emily and Steven Burgoon Pam and Tom Butz Shelly and Bill Caldwell

Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation Donna and Joseph Cataldo Jordan and Lauren Coyle '98 Julie and Brad Damiani Tauna and Ben Donaldson Ve and Willard Emch Kathy Faber Maria and John Ferro Penny and Ray Foote David Goracy Mary Jane Grant Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray Camille and Griffin Greene '76 Brent Greenfield '96 Gena and Tyler Grove '74 Kendra and Roger Haines Toni and George Hamner Donnelly and Chuck Heim Laura and Rick Hurley Daria and Bill Ianni The Kahle Foundation Susan and Dolf Kahle '85 Sandy and George Kahle Helen Kenney Monica and Alan King '79 Margy and George Kulczycki Katie and Ron Kutschinski Lori and Michael Lazorik Alexa and Aaron Lee Stephanie and John Lindenthal Kathy and Lionel Lowry Gaye Ludwig Mary and Chris Marshall

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Visionaries Club

Quadrangle Club, continued

Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Harvey Masseau Laura and Rick McDermott Amy and Dave McGee Lisa and Ed McLaughlin Jennifer and Ken Miller Charlotte and Richard Moore Beth and David Moulton '78 Bobby Mullarkey Charlotte and John Petersen Lee and Larry Reisman Patsy and Donald Riefler Aly Ryall '08 Reena and Nathan Ryall '01 Kathy and David Savage Michele and Duke Scales Laura and John Schwerer Cristiana and Tudor Scridon Scripps Howard Foundation Lisa and Timothy Smith Bonnie and Fritz Spitzmiller Anne and Jay Storch Roxanne and Dennis Straw Falguni and Sandeep Sura Livia and Jules Tjin Wong Joe Denise and Michael Tonner Emily Reeves Tremml '79 and Glenn Tremml UBS Foundation Matching Gift Program Marcia and Anthony Ware Robert Waxlax '00 Kris and Rich Weiner Teresa and Bill Winslow Kate and Lee Woody Wynne Charitable Foundation Deena and Joel Wynne Robyn Nolan and Matthew Wynne Beth and Ted Zamerski Stephanie and Rick Zimmerman

Richard Furlaud Carol and Stan Greenlee Barbara and Tom Hammond '72 Steven Huang Coleen Intihar-Gustafson Jan and Reed Knight Carol Knisely Kramer '84 and Dennis Kramer Tammy Kahle Kulczycki '95 and Garrett Kulczycki '98 Beth and Gary Long Barbara Malek Genevieve and Bill Mallon Deana and Todd Marchant Susan and Douglas Miller Dorian and Luis Moure Hilary Mullarkey Keira and Gary Murphy Mary and Howard Nelson Catalina and Ed Pines Monique Read Jaqueline and Michael Retzer '01 Audrey Knight Richey '77 and Dan Richey Barb Russell Pauline and Dick Sameth Viki and Clem Schaub Laurene and Roy Schumacher Mehr and Babar Shareef Sara and Lou Smith Joan and Michael Stern Jackie and John Streetz Jennifer and John Taylor Robert Theis Suzanne and Charlie Thomas Gail and Quen Voyles Christina Waxlax '04 and James Paine Robin and Andy Williams

Captains Club

Navigators Club

Gifts of $500 to $999

Gifts of $250 to $499 Maggie and Robert Albrecht Patty and John Baker Jessica Baslow '03 Sue and Bob Bond Tilda and Warren Brown Penelope and Scott Buzby John Campione Nancy and Jack Collins Marge Coupe Emmy and Ron Dunbar Maggie and Ted Duncan Alison and Tom Essaye '98 Emily Essaye '95 and Tim Essaye '95 Michelle and Alex Florez '99 Kelly Kutschinski Fykes '91 and Jason Fykes Diana and Michael Gabor Libby and Mark Gaier Joann and Bob Gallagher Missy Mills Gullquist '81 and Sandy Gullquist Peggy and Dan Haigler

Michaela and Rona Altaras Carolyn Amos Whitney Armstrong Wendy and David Barin James F. Bell Foundation Susie and Sam Bell Montana and Anthony Belz Sara and Ray Benson Diana and Mike Bickford Kristi and Keith Binkley The Bottle Shop William Caffrey Barby and Joe Candler Lindsay Candler '87 and Ray Comparetta Mydhili and Prasad Chalasani Audrey Richards and Jay Colella Denise and Frank Cook Janet and David Croom Kristin Dobson Dave Dressler Ginny and Doug Ederle Catherine and John Feuerstein 24

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Parent Allison Varricchio with Grandparents Bob and Karen Ritter Nancy Heim Amanda and Scott Hendren Sharon and Chuck Hmielewski Missy Sines Hopkins '91 and Scott Hopkins Dawn and Dave Howarth Carole and Omar Hussamy Invest In Others Charitable Foundation, Inc. Island Home Care, Inc Ralph King Judy and Wesley Knight Linda Konrad and Doug Bickerstaff Addie and David Lamos Jay Lundy '05 Stacey and Alex Mann '92 Peg and Peter Mann Christina Chapin Masseau '86 and Rob Masseau Ann Marie and Hugh McCrystal Patricia Zambelli and Timothy McNamee Anita and Don Meadows Barbara Mohler Dara McQueen Morgan '85 and Thom Morgan Zara Hooshmand Myers '83 and Ron Myers Heather Nagel Nancy and Richard Neill '76 Nancy and Bob Niederpruem Mary-Lynn Pozniak Ninesling '91 and Shawn Ninesling '91 Susie O'Toole-Evans and Charles Evans Orlene and Ambrose Paxson '85 Fawn and James Peters Toby and Bob Reisman Sandra and Ron Rennick '90 Kathy and Chris Rodriguez Charlotte and Brock Schupp Kimberlee and Clayton Stiles Joy and Howard Tee Allison and Scott Varricchio Angela Beckley Waldrop '98 and Josh Waldrop

Lianne and Mark Wallach Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Megan and Brad Westerfield Kim and Peter Wicknertz Lynn and Michael Williams '76 Ann and Jim Young Jill and John Zoltak Pirates Club

Gifts up to $249 Anonymous Vanessa Abbott '00 Glenda Akers Taylor Alber '13 Anela Alerte and Woosslyn Vital Karen and Frank Alerte Andrea and Alex Allen Lourdes Alvarez-Rogers and Les Rogers Sally Anderson William Anderson Tina and Thomas Andrew Hilary Appen Richard Appen Liliana Arias Giron and Carlos Sarria Liz Bahl-Smith and Kent Smith Maggie and Jeremy Baker Trina and Don Balch Taylor Barnes '13 Helen and Steve Barnet Tori Ueltschi Barnett '00 and Andrew Barnett Laura Bassini '06 Robert Bauchman Matthew Becker '13 Kim and Clark Beckett Jennifer Berkeley Jane Walker Blake '03 and Thomas Blake Graciela Blanco Tena and Ned Boehm Leslie and Kamal Bohsali '92 Martha Berrio and Jose' Botero Mary and James Bowden

Nancy and Dave Curran '77 Julie and Charles Curt Dave's Sporting Goods & Trophies Johnny DeChellis '06 Terry and Larry Del Vecchio Logan Del Vecchio '05 Rona and Anthony Dellacamera Patty and Douglas Dellilo Stephanie Csikos Densen '93 and Greg Densen Linda DeRegnaucourt Melissa and Jimmy DiStefano Donna and Thomas DiStefano Debbie Donnelly Abby Coffin Donohoe '93 and Bob Donohoe Grant Dougherty '05 Parker Dressler '13 Amy Wachter Driggers '00 and Asher Driggers Betsy Tuerk Duerr '72 and Robert Duerr Bev and Jim Dunne Laurie and Chad Durrell Warren Eckstein Carly and Brian Edwards '99 Lauren Edwards '12 Richard Edwards Taylor Edwards '11 Barklie Eliot and Chris Albrecht Heidi Deggeller Elsperman '04 and Cliff Elsperman Lola Fadulu '13 Frank Falvey Vanessa Farnes Tara Mactaggart and Norman Fashek Chris Festa '83 Lou Festagallo Rena Walker and Mehmet Firat Susan and David Fisher Darell Flowers '13 Jacquie and Mike Flynn Krissie Cappelen Fojtik '80 and Brad Fojtik Shelby and Christopher Fontana Eliot and Jonathan Foote

Past parent Kathy Edwards, with parents Kathy Savage and Stacey Barnett

Ann Fountain GE Foundation Bernadette Norz and John Giampolo Gloria and Tony Gibbons Jo and Rob Giesecke Terri and Tom Giles Giorgio's New York Pizza Jeanette Gollery-Kain and Roy Kain Nick Goracy '12 Eugene Gorskie Shelli and Tony Greaves Sheri Van Antwerp Griffin '87 and Geoffrey Griffin Emily Overholser Gruber '03 and Eric Gruber Dana and Ramesh Gulati Chase Gutierrez '08 Kathy and Pete Gutierrez Zoey Gutierrez '10 Drew Haines '03 Kaitlin Haire '12 Ed Halsey '75 Meredith and Chip Hamner '99 Ginna Hamner '96 and Bret Bostock Rosy and Andrew Harper '90 Catherine Harper Julie and Rick Hartley Stacy and Paul Hazell Maurice Hendley Olga and Leopoldo Henriquez '92 Ellen Higgins Tuny and Toby Hill Paula Knight Hindert '73 and Randy Hindert Paula Hollingsworth Kelly and Mark Holm '86 Suzanne and Carl Holt Lisa and Philip Huddy Kelly and Ken Hudson Debbie and Tom Hughes Beth and Jeff Hurwitz Kristin and Hamad Husainy '99 The Italian Kitchen Elliot Jaffe '13 Lori and Danny Jazarevic Bronia Jenkins Simon Jenkins Helen and Charlie Johnson Tommye and Rody Johnson Mike Jones Devon Kahle '13 Lisa Kahle '87 and Thomas Tierney Carol and Paul Kanarek Josh Kane '13 Steph Kane '13 Fran and Bill Keating Kirsten and Andrew Kennedy '92 Elizabeth Kennedy Louise Kennedy '90 Sara Beth Kennedy '95

Sobia Khawaja '91 and Shahbaaz Shalkh Saleha and Matheen Khuddus '93 Kimmie and Jeff Kiely '89 Kelly Kite '98 Alisa Klinsport '13 Susan Klinsport Stephanie Knapp '99 Sharon and Tom Knowles Daniel Koh Adam Koulish '10 Jana and David Koulish Ginny and Mark Kruntorad La Cucina di Nola Roger Lajoie Sarah Lambert '13 Sarah and Troy Lamm Michelle Slechta Lamscha '76 and Jeff Lamscha Kelly and Lee Legler Suzanne Leigh Elizabeth and Chad Leonard '93 Karl Leonhardt Elizabeth Leveton Little Caesars Ric Lloyd Sara Koblegard Lloyd '92 and Colin Lloyd Mary Donovan Long '13 Felix Lou '13 Helen and Charles Magal Sarah and Scott Malek '95 Christina Marad Jayme and David Marad Gabriella Marad Mara Marsocci Elaina and Ray Marsocci Cristian Mathes '13 Julia and Mark Mathes Marie McCarron '13 Cameron McDermott '04 Daniel McElroy Cameron McGuire '10 Susan and Forest Meade Lena Megherian Kris Menninger '13 Amy and David Miller Terry Mitchell Ginger Moller-Licata Kerryane Monahan and Robson Diniz Sam Moore '13 Valinda and Edward Morris Ali and Judge Moss '86 Pam and Dave Motto Beth Weibel Munz '83 and Michael Munz Linda and Malcolm Murchison Matt Murphy '13 Sara and Satish Mysore Eloise and Dan Nelson Tracy Nguyen '13 Nino's Pizza SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 25

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Barbara and Tom Boyce Alex Brown '05 Ashley Brown '12 Bonnie and Greg Brown Holly and Chris Brown Scott Brown Cara Brueggeman '13 Kimberly Bucaccio '13 Dana Grace Buck '13 Justine and Jim Buck Jonathan Buckley Michael Burke Andrew Butz '10 Barbara and Richard Cahoy Molly and Sal Calleri Rachelle and Vick Campbell Maggie Cancelosi '09 Pati and Rick Canevari Jordan Canevari '13 James Cannata Theresa Cannata Ashley Knopf Cappelen '98 and Rusty Cappelen '98 Cap's Pizza Carrabba's Italian Grill Jason Carlin '98 Margaret and Stan Carlin Wendy and Richard Carnell Mark Caron Tracy and John Carroll Valerie Carter Ann Marie and Thomas Chiarenza Kiran Reddy-Chundi and Vijay Chundi Abby Colella '08 Paul Colella '12 Shelley and Danny Colontrelle '98 Linda and John Colontrelle Lolly Connolly '80 and Bruce Chalker Megan Cook '13 K.K. Hamner Cooper '00 and Jonathan Cooper Kerry and Steven Corvino Debbie and Dan Crum Julie and Tim Cunningham

Pirates Club, continued

Gifts up to $249 Kim Hauser Nuckols '91 and Hal Nuckols Chloe O'Haire '13 Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Marie and Michael Olvey Tulia and Pedro Ordonez Nicole and Tony Padgett Jaclyn Pancotti Aksha Patel '13 Kim and Derek Paul Diana Pechter '08 Christine and Joseph Pechter '00 Patricia Pechter '02 Robin and Richard Pechter Nadine and Will Pechter '00 Grace and Curtis Pehl Kathy and Richard Pena-Ariet Cecilia Sue Perreault Johnny Petersen '13 Caroline Petty '13 Alison and Dave Petty Pizzoodles Pomodoro Pizza & Grill Jose Pozo Rodriguez '13 Anderson Proctor '13 Anthony Puchta Rhonda and Frank Quintana Laura Colontrelle Radocaj '03 and Marco Radocaj Franca and Pranay Ramdev Molly Ramsey '13 Rebecca and Bill Ransom Charlotte Redman John Reeder Rehmann Mary and Charley Replogle '73 Gerre Rhodes Sophie and Tom Rhodes '83 Rebecca and Justin Riemer '99 Diane Riley

Donald Roache Heather Roache '13 Vikki and David Rogers Patrick Ronan Cassa and Dan Rooney Christian Rose '11 Lauren and Gavin Ross Cindy and Rod Roth Gerry Roy Allyson Royster Ryan Bailey Russell '95 and Andrew Russell '97 Leah and Dan Sams Susan and Robert Sams Cathy and Walter Sanders Lisa and John Sarbak Betty Saunders Harblean and Richard Savage Deborah Burke and Andy Scheffer Kristen Scott Claudia Seckinger '13 Joan and Ron Seckinger Shannon and Max Secunda Adnan Shakoor '13 Marcy Sharman Jan and Dana Shaw Christian Siegl Marlene Siegl '13 Paul Siegl Petra Siegl Bonnie and Jeff Slade Sally Slade '04 Mara Slattery and Jose' Luis Dato Sandra and Thomas Slaughter Ben Smith '10 Hillary Smith '13 Rachel Smith '13 Mina and Greg Spadaro Bonnie and Tom Spear Diane Steelman

Grandparent Sally Goodrich, parents Tim and Lisa Swift with Fritz Spitzmiller Tommy Steinruck '13 Michele and Jon Sternberg Stevi B's Pizza Kris Stuckmeyer Harlan Swift '12 Ha Tat Jon Taylor '96 Kristy and Dodge Tenbus '84 The Brown Family Jane and William Thompson Jack Tonner '13 Kathy Oglethorpe Toole '92 and Patrick Toole Rear Admiral and Mrs. Toole Ginger and Gary Topp TPI Burim Turkaj Ann and Jan Van Cotthem Vincent's Restaurant Tracey Wade Michael Wahl Henry Walker '09 Holly Walker '07

Maude Walker '09 Sam Walker '09 Camp Walker '05 Hayden Walsh '13 Dawn Warren Lisa Wells Weiss and Justin Weiss Karen and Ed Wengler Barbara and Larry Westfield Jennifer Moss Westrom '85 and Bill Westrom Steph and Carl Wild Monica and Tim Williams Lindsey and Ted Williams '03 Irina Woelfle Hank Wolff '06 Judy and Mike Wright Bai Xue '13 Kelsey Yoskovich Yoskovich and Tommy Yoskovich '01 Margaret and Pat Young Gayle and Ted Zamerski Pamela and Steven Zeuner Sam Zimmerman Stephanie and Greg Zugrave

ANNUAL FUND 2012-13 GIVING BY CONSTITUENCY* Friends............................................$340,035 Parents............................................$306,035 Parents of Alumni ............................$212,884 Corporations/Foundations .................$163,123 Former Trustees................................$145,048 Trustees ...........................................$136,211 Grandparents....................................$127,354 Alumni.............................................$64,031 Faculty/Staff ....................................$46,254 Students ...............................................$479 *Individuals who qualify for one or more constituent categories are included in each category. Thus, gift dollar totals of the constituents will surpass the campaign total.

Ham Arden, Bruce Wachter, Rick McDermott and Michael Minton ’75

Each year hundreds of parents participate in this important campaign to raise money critical to balancing the School's budget. A special thank you to the parents listed below who put the Annual Fund first in their list of things to support this year. You made something special happen each and every day. CLASS OF 2013 Lisa and Bill Becker Justine and Jim Buck Pati and Rick Canevari Denise and Frank Cook Emmy and Ron Dunbar Fraulein and David Jaffe Susan and Dolf Kahle '85 Susan Klinsport Steph and Phil Lambert Beth and Gary Long Julia and Mark Mathes Charlotte and Richard Moore Keira and Gary Murphy Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Charlotte and John Petersen Alison and Dave Petty Allison and Donald Proctor Joan and Ron Seckinger Christian Siegl Petra Siegl Lisa and Timothy Smith Denise and Michael Tonner Reve and John Walsh CLASS OF 2014 Trina and Don Balch Christine and Kevin Barry Laura and Jeff Bass Julie and Steve Brickman Pam and Tom Butz Rachelle and Vick Campbell Tracy and John Carroll Ginny and Doug Ederle Frank Falvey Catherine and John Feuerstein Kelly and Ken Hudson Debbie and Tom Hughes Linda and Mark Kaiser Xuejing and Fengshun Lu Christina Chapin Masseau '86 and Rob Masseau Amy and Dave McGee Lena Megherian Mary-Lynn Pozniak Ninesling '91 and Shawn Ninesling '91 Tulia and Pedro Ordonez Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku Charlotte and John Petersen Rhonda and Frank Quintana Lisa and Timothy Smith Lisa and Tim Swift Jennifer and John Taylor Joy and Howard Tee

2012-13 ANNUAL FUND DONORS

Parent Participation

CLASS OF 2017 Karen and Frank Alerte Michaela and Rona Altaras Christine and Kevin Barry Kim and Clark Beckett Jody and Andy Brown Lucie Blanchard Burke '90 and Vincent Burke John Campione Amy and Jesus Diaz Vanessa Farnes Maria and John Ferro Lou Festagallo Karen Todd and Mark Gambee Camille and Griffin Greene '76 Parents Susan Temple, Emily Reeves Tremml '79 and Christine Barry Peggy and Dan Haigler Amanda and Scott Hendren Kelly and Ken Hudson CLASS OF 2016 Coleen Intihar-Gustafson CLASS OF 2014 (continued) Sue and Scott Alden Susan and Alan Temple Sobia Khawaja '91 and Trina and Don Balch Emily Reeves Tremml '79 and Shahbaaz Shalkh Lucie Blanchard Burke '90 and Glenn Tremml Stephanie and John Lindenthal Vincent Burke Dawn Warren Sarah and Scott Malek '95 Valerie Carter Deana and Todd Marchant Mydhili and Prasad Chalasani Julia and Mark Mathes CLASS OF 2015 Ann Marie and Thomas Chiarenza Linda and Tom Nelson Tina and Thomas Andrew Kiran Reddy-Chundi and Fawn and James Peters Stacey and Steve Barnett Vijay Chundi Kathy and Chris Rodriguez Christine and Kevin Barry Barbara and Tom Hammond '72 Laura and John Schwerer Susie and Joe Beale Donnelly and Chuck Heim Jennifer and John Taylor Montana and Anthony Belz Sherry and Edward Hendricks Sara and Ray Benson Susan and Alan Temple Beth and Jeff Hurwitz Julie and Steve Brickman Allison and Scott Varricchio Carole and Omar Hussamy Bonnie and Greg Brown Susan and Dolf Kahle '85 Kerry and Steven Corvino CLASS OF 2018 Jennifer and Denis Manelski Debbie and Dan Crum Andrea and Alex Allen Mara Marsocci Julie and Tim Cunningham Hilary Appen Anita and Don Meadows Emmy and Ron Dunbar Richard Appen Keira and Gary Murphy Maggie and Ted Duncan James Cannata Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku Ginny and Doug Ederle Theresa Cannata Kim and Derek Paul Amanda and Scott Hendren Ann Marie and Thomas Chiarenza Allison and Donald Proctor Daria and Bill Ianni Kristin Dobson Monique Read Coleen Intihar-Gustafson Margaret Anne and Kimberlee and Clayton Stiles Catherine Harper Emmett Evans Barbara and Brian Stork Liz and Rob Kenney Rena Walker and Mehmet Firat Joy and Howard Tee Steph and Phil Lambert Jacquie and Mike Flynn Beth and Ted Zamerski Addie and David Lamos Libby and Mark Gaier Elizabeth Leveton Joann and Bob Gallagher Helen and Charles Magal David Goracy Amy and David Miller Shelli and Tony Greaves Laura and John Schwerer Cristiana and Tudor Scridon Margaret and Fred Weeks Megan and Brad Westerfield Steph and Carl Wild SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 27

Parents John and Debbie Huryn CLASS OF 2018 (continued) Barbara and Tom Hammond '72 Rosy and Andrew Harper '90 Debbie and Tom Hughes Julia and Bob Jaffe Bronia Jenkins Simon Jenkins Linda and Mark Kaiser Susan Klinsport Carol Knisely Kramer '84 and Dennis Kramer Stephanie and John Lindenthal Christina Chapin Masseau '86 and Rob Masseau Patricia Zambelli and Timothy McNamee Anita and Don Meadows Susan and Douglas Miller Jennifer and Ken Miller Bobby Mullarkey Hilary Mullarkey Sara and Satish Mysore Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Kim and Derek Paul Lauren and Gavin Ross Mehr and Babar Shareef Christian Siegl Petra Siegl Kimberlee and Clayton Stiles Joy and Howard Tee Tracey Wade Irina Woelfle Beth and Ted Zamerski CLASS OF 2019 Karen and Frank Alerte Kim and Clark Beckett Martha Berrio and Jose' Botero John Campione Kiran Reddy-Chundi and Vijay Chundi Tara Mactaggart and Norman Fashek Karen Todd and Mark Gambee Beth and Jeff Hurwitz Debbie and John Huryn 28

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CLASS OF 2019 (continued) Daria and Bill Ianni Helen and Charlie Johnson Louise Kennedy '90 Liz and Rob Kenney Jennifer and Denis Manelski Jayme and David Marad Dora Morris and Jack Marran Marie and Michael Olvey Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku Kathleen and Richard Pena-Ariet Joanne and Bob Quaile Franca and Pranay Ramdev Charlotte Redman Lee and Larry Reisman Kathy and Chris Rodriguez Leah and Dan Sams Kathy and David Savage Kristen Scott Mehr and Babar Shareef Michele and Jon Sternberg Allison and Scott Varricchio Lianne and Mark Wallach Sam Zimmerman Jill and John Zoltak CLASS OF 2020 Andrea and Alex Allen Tina and Thomas Andrew Liz Bahl-Smith and Kent Smith Emily and Steven Burgoon Wendy and Richard Carnell Melissa and Jimmy DiStefano Kristin Dobson Eliot and Jonathan Foote Bronia Jenkins Simon Jenkins Louise Kennedy '90 Lori and Michael Lazorik Genevieve and Bill Mallon Jennifer and Ken Miller Heather Nagel Linda and Tom Nelson Nancy and Bob Niederpruem Catalina and Ed Pines Beth and George Pusser Lisa and Timothy Smith Jennifer and John Taylor Lianne and Mark Wallach Sam Zimmerman CLASS OF 2021 Becky and Ron Chesley Janet and David Croom Olga and Leopoldo Henriquez '92 Kelly and Mark Holm '86 Lisa and Philip Huddy Sobia Khawaja '91 and Shahbaaz Shalkh Alexa and Aaron Lee Susan and Douglas Miller Dara McQueen Morgan '85 and Thom Morgan

CLASS OF 2021 (continued) Pam and Dave Motto Catalina and Ed Pines Leah and Dan Sams Lisa and John Sarbak Shannon and Max Secunda Michele and Jon Sternberg Jennifer Moss Westrom '85 and Bill Westrom Jill and John Zoltak CLASS OF 2022 Emily and Steven Burgoon Shelly and Bill Caldwell Donna and Joseph Cataldo Jennifer and Richard Critchfield Julie and Brad Damiani Laurie and Chad Durrell Dana and Ramesh Gulati Donnelly and Chuck Heim Judy and Wesley Knight Sarah and Troy Lamm Stephanie and John Lindenthal Jennifer and Denis Manelski Keira and Gary Murphy Heather Nagel Leah and Ken Nelson Nancy and Bob Niederpruem Marie and Michael Olvey Vikki and David Rogers Marcia and Anthony Ware Monica and Tim Williams CLASS OF 2023 Wendy and David Barin Holly and Chris Brown Becky and Ron Chesley Dana and Ramesh Gulati Lisa and Philip Huddy Laura and Rick Hurley Suzanne Leigh Sarah and Scott Malek '95 Mary and Howard Nelson Colleen and Paul Ryan Kathy and David Savage Jennifer and Chip Watson Robyn Nolan and Matthew Wynne CLASS OF 2024 Holly and Chris Brown Jennifer and Richard Critchfield Janet and David Croom Julie and Brad Damiani Kelly and Kevin Donovan Jacquie and Mike Flynn Stacy and Paul Hazell Olga and Leopoldo Henriquez '92 Lori and Danny Jazarevic Kirsten and Andrew Kennedy '92 Alexa and Aaron Lee Elizabeth and Chad Leonard '93 Leah and Ken Nelson Kathy and Chris Rodriguez

CLASS OF 2024 (continued) Ryan Bailey Russell '95 and Andrew Russell '97 Cathy and Walter Sanders Michelle and Jay Stern Michele and Jon Sternberg Jennifer and Chip Watson Kim and Peter Wicknertz Jill and John Zoltak CLASS OF 2025 Tricia and Bill Chambers Patty and Douglas Dellilo Catherine and John Feuerstein Diana and Michael Gabor Dawn and Dave Howarth Laura and Rick Hurley Sara Beth Kennedy '95 Ginny and Mark Kruntorad Genevieve and Bill Mallon Vikki and David Rogers Mara Slattery and Jose' Luis Dato Marcia Fordyce and Paul Steinfurth Falguni and Sandeep Sura Burim Turkaj Angela Beckley Waldrop '98 and Josh Waldrop CLASS OF 2026 Jennifer and Scott Beckwith Holly and Chris Brown Laurie and Chad Durrell Jacquie and Mike Flynn Kelly Kutschinski Fykes '91 and Jason Fykes Elizabeth and Chad Leonard '93 Susan and Douglas Miller Leah and Ken Nelson Ryan Bailey Russell '95 and Andrew Russell '97 Shannon and Max Secunda Michelle and Jay Stern Kathy Oglethorpe Toole '92 and Patrick Toole CLASS OF 2027 Ashley Knopf Cappelen ’98 and Rusty Cappelen ‘98 Dawn and Dave Howarth Kirsten and Andrew Kennedy '92 Joy Mead '80 Nicole and Tony Padgett Mara Slattery and Jose' Luis Dato Marcia Fordyce and Paul Steinfurth Ha Tat Stephanie and Greg Zugrave

Parents Association

The Parents Association continues to make an important difference in all aspects of the School.

Parents Association Executive Committee 2012-13, shown above left to right: Jenn Beckwith, Ryan Russell, Donnelly Heim, Jayme Marad, Debbie Rea, Susie Beale, Coleen Intihar-Gustafson, Shelly Caldwell, Liz Kenney and Amy Diaz

The Parents Association enjoyed an active year full of fundraising and social activities that brought the entire community together. New this year was the Pirate Pasta Dinner preceding the first home football game and the Bingo Night held in January. The Association’s biggest fundraiser of the year was the Trunk Show which brought in over $90,000 to the School. Listed on this page are the events that the Association organized and the gifts that they made to the School during the 2012-13 year.

Gifts Given to Programs 2012-13: Art Programs ......................................$3,500 Annual Fund ......................................$2,000 College Guidance.................................$4,000 Divisions LS/MS/US...........................$47,000 Learning Support Services ...................$10,000 Libraries .............................................$2,500 Student Clubs......................................$4,000 Professional Speaker-Joann Deak............$6,340 HERO program-LS..............................$1,250

Parent Association Fundraising 2012-13: Book Fair ............................................$1,639 Trunk Show.......................................$92,599 Pirate Pasta Dinner ..............................$1,816 Ornament Sales ...................................$2,365 Original Artworks................................$2,290 Bingo Night ........................................$1,095 Membership Dues ................................$4,620 Used Uniforms.....................................$1,133 Pirate Cafe ..........................................$1,049 Sports Pennants .....................................$935 Umbrellas............................................$1,050 LS Lunch, Bookstore etc. ......................$7,061 TOTAL FUNDS RAISED ...................$117,652

TOTAL GIFTS GIVEN.......................$83,590

Bridget Nelson and Kristi Beckett enjoy Bingo Night. SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 29

Alumni Donors

TO THE 2012-13 ANNUAL FUND

Class Of 1972 Mrs. Adriana Tuerk Duerr '72 Mr. Thomas S. Hammond '72

Class Of 1973 Mrs. Paula Knight Hindert '73 Mr. Charles Replogle '73 Class Of 1974 Mr. J. Tyler Grove '74 Class Of 1975 Mr. Edward Halsey III '75 Mr. Michael D. Minton '75 Class Of 1976 Mr. Griffin A. Greene '76 Mrs. Michelle Slechta Lamscha '76 Mr. Richard Neill, Jr. '76 Mrs. Lynn Lysne Williams '76

Danny Colontrelle '98, Laura Colontrelle Radocaj '03, Stevie Cappelen '01 and Rusty Cappelen '98

Class Of 1977 Mr. David B. Curran '77 Mrs. Misty Padrick Minton '77 Mr. Sean M. O'Haire '77 Mrs. Audrey Knight Richey '77

Class Of 1986 Mr. Mark Holm '86 Mrs. Christina Chapin Masseau '86 Mr. Jonathan D. Moss '86

Class Of 1978 Mr. David N. Moulton '78 Class Of 1979 Mr. Alan B. King '79 Mrs. Emily Reeves Tremml '79 Class Of 1980 Ms. Lauren W. Connolly '80 Mr. Anthony J. DeChellis '80 Mrs. Krissie Cappelen Fojtik '80 Ms. Joy Mead '80 Class Of 1981 Mrs. Melissa Mills Gullquist '81 Class Of 1983 Mr. Christopher Festa '83 Mrs. Mary Weibel Munz '83 Mrs. Zara Hooshmand Myers '83 Mr. Thomas T. Rhodes II '83 Class Of 1984 Mrs. Carol Knisely Kramer '84 Dr. Eric G. Tenbus '84 Class Of 1985 Mr. Dolf Kahle '85 Mrs. Dara McQueen Morgan '85 Mr. Francis A. Paxson '85 Mrs. Jennifer Moss Westrom '85 30

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Class Of 1987 Mr. Peter B. Benedict II '87 Mrs. Davis Milligan Benedict '87 Ms. Lindsay G. Candler '87 Mrs. Sheri Van Antwerp Griffin '87 Ms. Lisa M. Kahle '87 Class Of 1989 Mr. Jefferson R. Kiely '89 Class Of 1990 Mrs. Lucie Blanchard Burke '90 Mr. Andrew K. Harper '90 Ms. Louise Kennedy '90 Mr. Ronald J. Rennick '90 Class Of 1991 Mrs. Blythe Bailey Burge '91 Mrs. Kelly Kutschinski Fykes '91 Mrs. Melissa Sines Hopkins '91 Dr. Sobia Khawaja '91 Mr. W. Shawn Ninesling '91 Mrs. Kimberly Hauser Nuckols '91 Class Of 1992 Dr. Kamal I. Bohsali '92 Mr. Leopoldo Henriquez '92 Mr. Andrew Kennedy '92 Mrs. Sara Koblegard Lloyd '92 Mr. Alexander T. Mann '92 Mrs. Katherine Oglethorpe Toole '92

Class Of 1993 Mrs. Stephanie Csikos Densen '93 Mrs. Abigail Coffin Donohoe '93 Dr. Matheen A. Khuddus '93 Mr. Chad T. Leonard '93 Class Of 1994 Mr. Elson R. Smith III '94 Class Of 1995 Mr. Jonathan C. Bristow '95 Mrs. Beth Anne Carstensen Bristow '95 Mr. Daniel J. Collin '95 Mr. Timothy J. Essaye, Jr. '95 Mrs. Emily Petz Essaye '95 Ms. Sara E. Kennedy '95 Mrs. Tammy Kahle Kulczycki '95 Mr. Scott C. Malek '95 Mrs. Ryan Bailey Russell '95 Class Of 1996 Mr. Brent Greenfield '96 Ms. Virginia C. Hamner '96 Mr. Jonathan W. Taylor '96 Class Of 1997 Mr. Andrew S. Russell '97 Class Of 1998 Mr. Russell R. Cappelen '98 Mrs. Ashley Knopf Cappelen '98 Mr. Jason Carlin '98 Mr. Daniel R. Colontrelle '98 Mrs. Lauren Ryall Coyle '98 Mr. Thomas P. Essaye '98 Ms. Lisa J. Kanarek '98 Mr. Kelly P. Kite Jr. '98 Mrs. Angela Beckley Waldrop '98

Class Of 2000 Ms. Vanessa H. Abbott '00 Mrs. Victoria Ueltschi Barnett '00 Mrs. Katherine Hamner Cooper '00 Mrs. Amy Wachter Driggers '00 Dr. Joseph E. Pechter '00 Dr. William H. Pechter '00 Mr. Robert L. Waxlax '00

Class Of 2009 Ms. Margaret R. Cancelosi '09 Mr. Samuel G. Walker '09 Ms. Maude M. Walker '09 Mr. Henry W. Walker '09 Class Of 2010 Mr. Thomas A. Butz, Jr. '10 Ms. Zoey M. Gutierrez '10 Mr. Adam D. Koulish '10 Ms. Cameron A. McGuire '10 Mr. Benjamin L. Smith '10

Class Of 2011 Mr. Taylor J. Edwards '11 Mr. Christian W. Rose '11 Class Of 2012 Ms. Ashley S. Brown '12 Mr. Paul A. Colella '12 Ms. Lauren E. Edwards '12 Mr. Nick H. Goracy '12 Ms. Kaitlin M. Haire '12 Mr. Harlan J. Swift '12

CLASS OF 2013 - 100% PARTICIPATION!

Class Of 2001 Mr. Michael L. Retzer, Jr. '01 Mr. Nathan A. Ryall '01 Class Of 2002 Dr. Patricia M. Pechter '02 Class Of 2003 Ms. Jessica Baslow '03 Mrs. Jane Walker Blake '03 Mrs. Emily Overholser Gruber '03 Mr. Robert A. Haines '03 Mrs. Laura Colontrelle Radocaj '03 Mr. Theodore J. Williams '03 Class Of 2004 Mrs. Heidi Deggeller Elsperman '04 Mr. Cameron L. McDermott '04 Ms. Sally E. Slade '04 Ms. Christina A. Waxlax '04 Class Of 2005 Mr. Alexander B. Brown '05 Mr. Logan J. Del Vecchio '05 Mr. Grant W. Dougherty '05 Mr. Jay R. Lundy, Jr. '05 Mrs. Whitney Greene Smith '05 Mr. Webster C. Walker '05 Class Of 2006 Ms. Laura J. Bassini '06 Mr. John C. DeChellis '06 Mr. Henry F. Wolff '06 Class Of 2007 Ms. Holland E. Walker '07 Class Of 2008 Ms. Abigail L. Colella '08 Mr. Chase M. Gutierrez '08 Ms. Diana M. Pechter '08 Ms. Alyson C. Ryall '08

Class Of 2013 Taylor Alber '13 Taylor Barnes '13 Matthew Becker '13 Cara Brueggeman '13 Kimberly Bucaccio '13 Dana Grace Buck '13 Jordan Canevari '13 Megan Cook '13 Parker Dressler '13 Lola Fadulu '13 Darell Flowers '13 Elliot Jaffe '13 Devon Kahle '13 Josh Kane '13 Steph Kane '13 Alisa Klinsport '13 Sarah Lambert '13 Mary Donovan Long '13 Felix Lou '13 Cristian Mathes '13 Marie McCarron '13

Kris Menninger '13 Sam Moore '13 Matt Murphy '13 Tracy Nguyen '13 Chloe O'Haire '13 Aksha Patel '13 Johnny Petersen '13 Caroline Petty '13 Jose Pozo Rodriguez '13 Anderson Proctor '13 Molly Ramsey '13 Heather Roache '13 Claudia Seckinger '13 Adnan Shakoor '13 Marlene Siegl '13 Hillary Smith '13 Rachel Smith '13 Tommy Steinruck '13 Jack Tonner '13 Hayden Walsh '13 Bai Xue '13 SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 31

2012-13 ANNUAL FUND DONORS

Class Of 1999 Mr. John C. Beuttell '99 Mr. Brian C. Edwards '99 Mr. Jorge A. Florez '99 Mr. George F. Hamner III '99 Mr. Muhammad N. Husainy '99 Ms. Stephanie E. Knapp '99 Mr. Jeffrey J. Riemer '99

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5 10 & 20 Year Donors TO THE 2012-13 ANNUAL FUND

The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of all fundraising at Saint Edward’s and every gift truly makes a difference to the strength and depth of our programs. We are extremely grateful for the loyal support of donors who faithfully contribute each and every year to this effort. Listed below are donors who have reached the milestone of contributing to the Annual Fund for five consecutive years or more, ten consecutive years or more, and those in our 20/20 Club, which recognizes donors who have given to the Annual Fund every year for the last twenty years or more.

We thank you on behalf of all the students you have helped along the way with your generosity. 20/20 Club Celeta and Ham Arden Nancy and Peter Benedict Davis Milligan Benedict '87 and Pete Benedict '87 Sue and Bob Bond Lolly Connolly '80 and Bruce Chalker Denise and Joe Corr Marge Coupe Toni and George Hamner Jeanine and Bob Harris Tuny and Toby Hill Paula Knight Hindert '73 and Randy Hindert Carol and Paul Kanarek Margy and George Kulczycki Katie and Ron Kutschinski Patsy and Roy Lambert Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Audrey Knight Richey '77 and Dan Richey Bonnie and Fritz Spitzmiller Barbara and Larry Westfield

5 & 10 Year Donors *Indicates 10 year donor Vanessa Abbott '00 Bill Adamson Sue and Scott Alden Lourdes Alvarez-Rogers and Les Rogers* Hilary Appen Liliana Arias Giron and Carlos Sarria Whitney Armstrong Marilyn and Bob Asplundh* Ayco Charitable Foundation Patty and John Baker* Trina and Don Balch* Bank of America Helen and Steve Barnet Stacey and Steve Barnett Tori Ueltschi Barnett '00 and Andrew Barnett Laura and Jeff Bass Susie and Joe Beale Jayne and Paul Becker* Lisa and Bill Becker* Alice Beckwith Beckwith Family Foundation 32

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James F. Bell Foundation Susie and Sam Bell* Sofia Blanchard Tena and Ned Boehm Leslie and Kamal Bohsali '92 Mary and James Bowden Jody and Andy Brown* Bonnie and Greg Brown Kay Brown* Justine and Jim Buck* Buffy Bailey Burge '91 and Curtis Burge Pat and Dick Burgoon* Emily and Steven Burgoon Lucie Blanchard Burke '90 and Vincent Burke Pam and Tom Butz Barbara and Richard Cahoy Shelly and Bill Caldwell Molly and Sal Calleri* Lindsay Candler '87 and Ray Comparetta* Patti and Rick Canevari Margaret and Stan Carlin Ron Chesley Audrey Richards and Jay Colella Nancy and Jack Collins* Jennifer and Richard Critchfield Janet and David Croom* Debbie and Dan Crum* Donna and Gary Davis* Tony DeChellis '80 Terry and Larry Del Vecchio Melissa and Jimmy DiStefano Kristin Dobson Tauna and Ben Donaldson* Debbie Donnelly Abby Coffin Donohoe '93 and Bob Donohoe Marylou Donovan* Amy Wachter Driggers '00 and Asher Driggers Emmy and Ron Dunbar* Richard Edwards* Kathy and Ron Edwards* Barklie Eliot and Chris Albrecht* Emily Petz Essaye '95 and Tim Essaye '95 Margaret Anne and Emmett Evans Frank Falvey Maria and John Ferro Susan and David Fisher* Krissie Cappelen Fojtik '80 and Brad Fojtik *

Eliot and Jonathan Foote Betsy and Andy Forrester Kelly Kutschinski Fykes '91 and Jason Fykes* Libby and Mark Gaier Bernadette Norz and John Giampolo Wheatie and Bob Gibb* Jo and Rob Giesecke* Terri and Tom Giles* Jeanette Gollery-Kain and Roy Kain* Sally and Hoyt Goodrich David Goracy Mary Jane Grant Hariot Greene* Camille and Griffin Greene '76* Carol and Stan Greenlee* Missy Mills Gullquist '81 and Sandy Gullquist Drew Haines '03 Kendra and Roger Haines* Ed Halsey '75 Rosy and Andrew Harper '90 Catherine Harper Julie and Rick Hartley* Donnelly and Chuck Heim Nancy Heim* Amanda and Scott Hendren* Ellen Higgins Kelly and Mark Holm '86 Steven Huang Lisa and Philip Huddy Kelly and Ken Hudson Debbie and Tom Hughes Debbie and John Huryn Fraulein and David Jaffe* Tommye and Rody Johnson The Kahle Foundation* Susan and Dolf Kahle '85* Lisa Kahle '87 and Thomas Tierney* Sandy and George Kahle* Pam and John Kean* Fran and Bill Keating Louise Kennedy '90 Helen Kenney Liz and Rob Kenney Monica and Alan King '79* Kelly Kite '98 Judy and Wesley Knight Sharon and Tom Knowles* Daniel Koh

PIRATE FUND DONORS

Linda Konrad and Doug Bickerstaff Jana and David Koulish* Carol Knisely Kramer '84 and Dennis Kramer Tammy Kahle Kulczycki '95 and Garrett Kulczycki '98 Lambert Foundation, Inc. Steph and Phil Lambert* Addie and David Lamos* Michelle '76 and Jeffrey Lamscha* Michelle Slechta Lamscha '76 and Jeff Lamscha Lori and Michael Lazorik Stephanie and John Lindenthal Gaye Ludwig* Betty and Whitney MacMillan Stacey and Alex Mann '92* Peg and Peter Mann Christina Marad Jayme and David Marad Gabriella Marad Deana and Todd Marchant Mary and Chris Marshall Mara Marsocci Elaina and Ray Marsocci Ellie and Bob McCabe* Laura and Rick McDermott* Anita and Don Meadows Susan and Douglas Miller Misty Padrick Minton '77 and Michael Minton '75* Terry Mitchell Barbara Mohler* Charlotte and Richard Moore* Valinda and Edward Morris Pam and Dave Motto Dorian and Luis Moure Alex Nason Foundation Mary and Howard Nelson Linda and Tom Nelson* Nancy and Bob Niederpruem Jean and Ray Oglethorpe Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku* Susie O'Toole-Evans and Charles Evans* Charlotte and John Petersen* Alison and Dave Petty Catalina and Ed Pines Plym Foundation Doris and Eric Plym Allison and Donald Proctor* Rebecca and Bill Ransom Lee and Larry Reisman* Toby and Bob Reisman* Sandra and Ron Rennick '90* Patsy and Donald Riefler* Diane Riley* Vikki and David Rogers*

Cindy and Rod Roth* Barb Russell* Colleen and Paul Ryan Saint Edward's Parents Association Leah and Dan Sams Lisa and John Sarbak Betty Saunders Kathy and David Savage* Harblean and Richard Savage Michele and Duke Scales* Viki and Clem Schaub* Laurene and Roy Schumacher Charlotte and Brock Schupp* Laura and John Schwerer Virginia and Warren Schwerin Marlynn and Bill Scully* Marcy Sharman Bonnie and Jeff Slade* Mara Slattery and Jose' Luis Dato Sara and Lou Smith* Lisa and Timothy Smith Bonnie and Tom Spear* Michele and Jon Sternberg Anne and Jay Storch Barbara and Brian Stork Stork Foundation June and Donald Stork Lisa and Tim Swift Jon Taylor '96 Susan and Alan Temple* The Robert F. and Eleonora W. / McCabe Foundation* Denise and Michael Tonner* Ginger and Gary Topp Emily Reeves Tremml '79 and Glenn Tremml Jean and Jim Ueltschi Gail and Quen Voyles* Joanie and Bruce Wachter* Tracey Wade Reve and John Walsh* Dawn Warren* Jennifer and Chip Watson Christina Waxlax '04 and James Paine Lorne and Heidi Waxlax Margaret and Fred Weeks* Carol and Pat Welsh Robin and Andy Williams Monica and Tim Williams* Kate and Lee Woody Judy and Mike Wright Margaret and Pat Young* Beth and Ted Zamerski* Gayle and Ted Zamerski Sam Zimmerman Stephanie and Rick Zimmerman

Saint Edward’s continues to thank special friends of the School who joined together to create The Pirate Fund and secure our future. We are forever thankful.

Leslie Bacon-Thompson Pam and Brian Barefoot Laura and Jeff Bass Mary Ann and Bill Becker Nancy and Peter Benedict Pat and Dick Burgoon Becky and Ron Chesley Denise and Joe Corr Carol and Tom Corr Kathy and Ron Edwards Margaret Anne and Emmett Evans The Gaston Family Rennie Gibb '05 Wheatie and Bob Gibb Gena and Tyler Grove '74 Kendra and Roger Haines Toni and George Hamner Caren and Jeff Hendren Marika and Warren Hepburn Susan and Carter Hopkins Debbie and John Huryn Susan and Dolf Kahle '85 Sandy and George Kahle Louise Kennedy ‘90 Kathy and Jim Linus Nancy and John Luther Karan and Mark Morein Pam and Dave Motto Jean and Ray Oglethorpe Allison and Donald Proctor Richardson Family Foundation, Inc Pauline and Richard Sameth Beth and Ray Smith Jean and Jim Ueltschi Lorne and Heidi Waxlax Carol and Pat Welsh Kate Woody Sam Zimmerman Stephanie and Rick Zimmerman SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL

Building Endowment

A STRONGER FUTURE FOR SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL

One of our highest priorities is to build the endowment which will move the School into the future. This past year, we were able to make strides in growing the endowment in the areas of faculty compensation, faculty professional development, and financial aid. The Morrison Williams Waldrop Summer Stipend Endowed Fund and the Brickman Foundation Endowed Faculty Chair provide great support to our teaching faculty. The Endowed Fund for Financial Aid will provide qualified students of limited financial means the opportunity to attend Saint Edward’s School. The Wachter Technology Fund continues to provide support to the School’s technology programs. We are grateful to all the donors who have contributed to these endowed funds.

Financial Aid Endowment Leslie Bacon-Thompson Lucia and Steve Bailey Pamela and Brian Barefoot Laura and Jeff Bass Tricia and Bill Chambers Denise and Joe Corr Jennifer and Richard Critchfield Ginny and Doug Ederle Kathy and Ron Edwards Margaret Anne and Emmett Evans Kathy Faber Camille and Griffin Greene '76 Debbie and John Huryn Fraulein and David Jaffe Betty and Whitney MacMillan Karen and Mike Mersky Susan and Bob Morrison Linda and Tom Nelson Jean and Ray Oglethorpe Susan and Ted Perry Allison and Donald Proctor Beth and George Pusser Karen and Bob Ritter Saint Edward's School National Honor Society Beth and Ray Smith Whitney Greene Smith '05 and Trey Smith '94 Susan and Alan Temple WEM Foundation Gail Williams

The Brickman Foundation Endowed Faculty Chair

Faculty Summer Stipend Endowed Fund

Brickman Foundation Sally and Dick Brickman Denise and Joe Corr Carol and Tom Corr Judith Cote and Stephane Cote' Donna and Gary Davis Kathy and Ron Edwards Kathy Faber Toni and George Hamner Tuny and Toby Hill Debbie and John Huryn Lambert Foundation, Inc. Steph and Phil Lambert Patsy and Roy Lambert Peggy and Charlie Long Lisa and Ed McLaughlin Gloria and Joe Pappalardo Anne and Michael Rhoads Beth and Ray Smith Whitney Greene Smith '05 & Trey Smith '94

Bank of America Jennifer and Scott Beckwith Denise and Joe Corr Anne and Brad Dressler Edward E. Ford Foundation Laura and Rick Hurley Karen and Mike Mersky Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Whitney Greene Smith '05 and Trey Smith '94 Emily Reeves Tremml '79 and Glenn Tremml Jennifer and Chip Watson

Morrison Williams Waldrop

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The Wachter Technology Fund Shelia and John Haire

ENDOWMENT FUNDS Providing a Foundation for Excellence Endowments are critical to the long-term financial strength of any school, and Saint Edward’s manages endowment funds in four areas: Faculty Support, Program Enhancement, Facilities and Financial Aid. The total market value of these funds on June 30, 2013, was $6,112,770 and a total of $158,662 was used to support the 2012-2013 budget. Listed below are named endowments funded at the level of $100,000 or more. The Margaret Bahl Chair in Foreign Languages supports the teaching of

The Bob and Sue Bond Lower School Scholarship Fund gives financial

The Morrison Williams Waldrop Faculty Summer Stipend Endowed Fund helps

modern languages.

support to a fourth or fifth-grader who would otherwise not be able to attend Saint Edward’s School.

support faculty professional development.

The Ball Athletic Fund helps fund nonbudgeted items especially for lacrosse. The Becker Pool Fund helps maintain the Becker Pool and Fitness Center. The Peter B. Benedict Headmaster Scholarship Fund supports Benedict

Scholars during their senior year at Saint Edward’s School. The Blue Diamond Park Maintenance Fund provides maintenance for our

The Julie and Steven Brickman Family Endowed Faculty Chair helps support

faculty professional development and compensation. The Busch Faculty Achievement Fund

helps underwrite our faculty in their pursuit of graduate programs.

and promotes the quality of the School’s faculty. The Robert F. and Eleonora W. McCabe Foundation Communication Endowment

supports programs that teach strong verbal and writing skills to Saint Edward’s students.

The Hopkins Family Faculty Fund helps

Blue Diamond Park athletic facilities.

support faculty salaries.

The Brickman Foundation Endowed Faculty Chair helps support faculty

The Marylane MacMillan Scholarship Fund supports the School’s general

professional development and compensation.

The Richardson Family Foundation Chair for Distinctive Teaching supports

The Ross Family Faculty Fund supports compensation and benefits for the School’s faculty.

scholarship program.

Gifts to scholarship and award funds made during this fiscal year are listed below. Michael Trevino Aversa Award Emily and John Colontrelle ‘96 Linda and John Colontrelle Shelley and Danny Colontrelle '98 Laura Colontrelle Radocaj '03 and Marco Radocaj Bob & Sue Bond Lower School Scholarship 7th & 8th Grade Basketball Team Sue and Bob Bond Linda and Tom Nelson Allison and Donald Proctor

Laurel Bowron Scholarship Jennifer Bowron Baldwin '93 and Myke Baldwin Kyle Bowron '03 Susan Bowron Sharon and Bob Cooke Michelle and Alex Florez '99 Liza Bowron Griffin '96 and Marshall Griffin '96

Ruth Fackler Taylor Scholarship Barby and Joe Candler Lindsay Candler '87 General Scholarship Fund Sara Koblegard Lloyd ’92 and Colin Lloyd

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Ways to Give

THE BENEDICT LEGACY SOCIETY The Benedict Legacy Society recognizes alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty and staff, and friends who include provisions in their wills or estate plans to benefit Saint Edward’s School and have informed the School of their generosity. These provisions include bequest intentions, testamentary trusts, and gifts providing life income, life insurance, retirement plan assets, and other deferred gifts. Named for Nancy and Peter Benedict, Members of the Benedict Legacy Society are given a distinctive Benedict Society pin (shown left) that has become the visual identity of the Society.

If you have made a provision for Saint Edward’s in your will, or if you wish to explore the advantages of making an estate gift to the School, please contact: Anne Storch, Director of Advancement at 772-231-5192 or [email protected].

THE SAINT EDWARD’S SOCIETY BENEDICT LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton G. Arden, Jr. Barbara Beckham Alice Beckwith Nancy and David Beckwith Nancy and Peter Benedict Samuel Block Kay Warren Brown Lolly Connolly '80 Kathy and Ron Edwards Kendra and Roger Haines Toni and George Hamner Tuny and Toby Hill Dr. and Mrs. David A. Jaffe Jana and David Koulish Mike Mersky Misty '77 and Michael '75 Minton Anna P. Nichols Kay T. and Steven J.* Ruma Walter Schultz '82 Tim and Bobbi Smick Beth and Ray Smith Sara and Louis Smith Bonnie and Fritz Spitzmiller Anne Storch Emily Reeves Tremml '79 Joanie and Bruce Wachter Kris and Richard Weiner

(* deceased)

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Carol and Pat Welsh with Gabby Ordonez ’14

Fifteen students were Saint Edward’s Society Scholars during the 2012-13 school year. This is a unique program that requires sponsored students to maintain a C average or better, participate in extracurricular activities and demonstrate pride and enthusiasm in attending Saint Edward’s School

On behalf of the students you’ve assisted, and the entire Saint Edward’s community, we thank the 2012-13 Society Members. Jayne and Paul Becker Alice Beckwith Gay and Fritz Blaicher Pat and Dick Burgoon Marylou Donovan Betsy and Andy Forrester Wheatie and Bob Gibb Sally and Hoyt Goodrich

Pam and John Kean Jean and Ray Oglethorpe Virginia and Warren Schwerin Marlynn and Bill Scully Jean and Jim Ueltschi Lorne and Heidi Waxlax Carol and Pat Welsh

We invite you to make an extraordinary difference by joining The Benedict Legacy Society or The Saint Edward’s Society. Please contact Anne Storch, Director of Advancement at 772-231-5192 or [email protected].

HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS In memory of Alexandra "Sandy" Brown

In honor of Deborah G. Donnelly

In memory of Peter Faber (continued)

In memory of Kathryn and Robert Koons

Jennifer Berkeley The Brown Family Alex Brown '05 Hobson Brown Scott Brown Warren Eckstein Richard Furlaud Eugene Gorskie Mr. and Mrs. Gray Susan and Forest Meade Anthony Puchta John Reeder Sandra and Thomas Slaughter TPI Michael Wahl

Kim and Peter Wicknertz

Anne and Michael Rhoads Janet and J. William Sayler Mary Alice and Joseph Smith Nancy and David Stump Sally and James Toffey Carol and Pat Welsh William Wight Cynthia Wigton Jane and Charles Wittmann

Adam Koulish '10 Jana and David Koulish

In memory of Barclay Brown Fraulein and David Jaffe

In memory of A. Clark Daugherty Nancy and Peter Benedict

In memory of Lani Deauville Nancy and Peter Benedict Chase Gutierrez '08 Zoey Gutierrez '10

In memory of Peter Faber Christine Angevine Elaine and Raymond Arciszewski Jayne and Paul Becker Susan and Loring Catlin Kenneth D. Cole Dorothy and James Currie Sherry Ann and Ned Dayton George Donohue Cynthia and Louis Edgar Kathy Faber Janet and James Field Blanche and Martin Gruen Gay and James Hensler Susan Hunter Gail and Roland Jacobus Valerie Kalmbach Susie and Fred Kasten Anne and JJ Keyser Susan MacDonald Elizabeth and Spencer Marsh Mary Ellen McTigue Kathleen and Adam Meadows Cass and Jeff Mennen Carole and Nicholas Parks Allison and Donald Proctor

GIFTS IN KIND We thank those listed below who have made gifts of services and items that benefit the students and programs of the School. Stacey and Steve Barnett Susie and Joe Beale The Bottle Shop Lindsay Candler '87 and Ray Comparetta Cap's Pizza Carrabba's Italian Grill Kim and Bill Cooley Jennifer & Richard Critchfield Julie and Charles Curt Dave's Sporting Goods & Trophies Margaret Anne and Emmett Evans Giorgio's New York Pizza David Goracy Sherry and Edward Hendricks Steven Huang Huryn Construction Debbie and John Huryn Coleen Intihar-Gustafson

Linda and Mark Kaiser Sharon and Tom Knowles La Cucina di Nola LGC Marketing Solutions Little Caesars Ellie and Bob McCabe Daniel McElroy Amy and David Miller Charlotte and Richard Moore Nino's Pizza Marisa and Iheonu Oriaku The Osprey Group Pizzoodles Pomodoro Pizza & Grill Rehmann Stevi B's Pizza The Italian Kitchen Vero Beach Magazine Vincent's Restaurant Angela Beckley Waldrop '98 and Josh Waldrop

In memory of William Martinell Patty and John Baker Allison and Donald Proctor

In honor of Katie Mersky Beth and David Moulton '78

In honor of Jeanette Gollery-Kain Kim and Peter Wicknertz

In memory of Michael J. Higgins Ellen Higgins Kathy and David Savage

In memory of Rosemary Hinton Mark Caron Grant Dougherty '05 Maurice Hendley Roger Lajoie Mary and Charley Replogle '73 Patrick Ronan Michele and Duke Scales Kris Stuckmeyer Hank Wolff '06

In honor of Barbara Mohler Helen and Charlie Johnson Kim and Peter Wicknertz

In memory of A.J. Recio Camille and Griffin Greene '76 Barb Russell Ann and Jan Van Cotthem

In honor of Michele Scales Kim and Peter Wicknertz

In memory of Anne Smith Nancy and Peter Benedict

In honor of Will Tremml’s Eagle Scout Achievement Karen and Mike Mersky

GIFTS TO SUPPORT CAPITAL PROJECTS We are thankful for those who partnered with us to improve and expand our facilities and relieve the School of its debt. We gratefully acknowledge the individuals listed below who continued to support the school with their pledge payments during the 2012-13 fiscal year.

Celeta and Ham Arden Alice Beckwith Beckwith Family Foundation Kathy Faber Lee and John Moore '78 Charlotte and Richard Moore Baerbel and Sean O'Haire '77 Teresa and Bill Winslow Robin and Andy Williams

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THANK YOU SAINT EDWARD’S 2013 PIRATE BALL SPONSORS!

Presented by Platinum Sponsor ~

Diamond Sponsors ~

ConnectCare3/Benecon

George E. Warren Corporation

Gold Sponsors ~

Huryn Construction

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Vero Beach Magazine

The Ueltschi Family

Silver Sponsors ~ Indian River Press Journal • LGC Marketing Solutions

Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Audi of Melbourne • Toyota/Scion/Kia of Vero Beach Vero Beach Chrysler Jeep Dodge

Bronze Sponsors ~ Ashdown|Shambo Wealth Management Group • Barker Air Conditioning & Heating Citrus Grillhouse • Coastal Radiation Oncology • Colton & Williams, PA • Dean, Mead, Minton & Zwemer Florida Pro DJs • Graves Brothers Company • John's Island Real Estate Company • Linus Cadillac •Buick •GMC McCall Agency, Inc. • The Moorings Realty Sales Company • Tom & Linda Nelson Baerbel O'Haire ~ Merrill Lynch Wealth Management • Premier Estate Properties • Professional Advisory Services Rehmann • Rossway Moore Swan • Sassy Boutique • Treasure Coast Financial Planning VeinTherapies ~ W. Clark Beckett, MD • Vero Insurance, Inc. • Vero US 1 Nissan/Rt. 60 Hyundai • White Orchid Spa

UNDERWRITERS

Huryn Construction • Mike & Karen Mersky • Millennium Brokerage Services LLC • The Temple Family PIRATE BALL CHAIRS

RAFFLE CHAIR

ART PROJECT CHAIR

Stacey Barnett & Susan Temple

Stephanie Lindenthal

Robyn Nolan

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Hilary Appen Lisa Becker Kim Beckett Jody Brown

Margaret Anne Evans Orit Israel Yasie Kane Sara Beth Kennedy

Charlotte Moore Leah Nelson Catalina Pines Kathy Savage

Laura Schwerer Anne Storch Emily Tremml Allison Varricchio

Saint Edward’s Pirates greeting the Pirate Ball guests.

Ron McCall, III ’09, Diana McCall, Christina Hansen and Ron McCall, II

AUCTION ITEM DONORS

A Pampered Life Advanced Facial Cosmetic & Laser Surgery Center, Inc. Artworks by Teri Avanzare Ristorante Stacey & Steve Barnett Benson & Shumate DDS Bent Pine Golf Club Gerry Berkheimer Bill's T.V./Bill's Audio & Video Innovations Bodywork Therapy Botanical Concepts Brain Freeze Frozen Yogurt & Coffee Shop Quintin Bray Kay Brown Calvetti and Company Camp Highlander Kathy & Jay Campana Casa del Rio Collection, LLC Center for Advanced Eye Care Christine Christi's Family Fitness Citrus Grillhouse Classic Car Wash Coco's Village Bistro Conway & Conway, DDS Cooper & Co. Denise & Joe Corr Carol & Tom Corr Costa d'Este Beach Resort CREATE at Studio M.A. Debbie Sanders Interior Design Decorative Arts Christophe Delavaut Patty Dellilo Dillard's Department Store Domino's Pizza Doveplum Creations Dragonfly Boatworks LLC Anne & Bradley Dressler Elegance by the Sea Elite Physiques Ellen Allen Annapolis Erika Masterson Fine Art Imagery

Margaret Anne & Emmett Evans Everglades Farm Equipment Falasiri Oriental Rugs Florida Eye Institute Florida Pro DJs Fresh Market G.T. Rhodes Men's Wear Kevin Given Grand Harbor Tennis Club Gregory Daniel Portrait Artist Gucci - Palm Beach Havana Club Cigars/Cork & Tapas Caren & Jeffrey Hendren J. McLaughlin Joey's Seafood Shack Johnny D's Market & Bistro Jumpstart Genealogy The Jungle Club Susan & Dolf Kahle Yasie & Gene Kane Kite Properties LLC Legler Orthodontics The Lemon Tree Life For Youth Camp Stephanie Lindenthal Living Yoga Studio Loggia Dena & Sam Lombardo Lori Long Long Shadows Ranch Magic Carpet Ride, Inc. Majestic 11 by Cinemaworld Mardy Fish Foundation Diana & Ron McCall Scott McGuire Meghan Candler Gallery Karen & Mike Mersky Mind, Body, & Sport, LLC Misty & Michael Minton The Moorings Yacht & Country Club Debra & Chalmers Morse Keira Murphy Ocean Grill Cindy O'Dare, Premier Estate Properties

Marie & Mike Olvey Orchid Island Bikes\Paolo Costagli The Patio Restaurant Penelope's Ph.Designs/Pam Huff Catalina Pines/Stella & Dot Pizzoodles Quail Valley Golf Club Quail Valley River Club Quail Valley Tennis Brian Redman Lela Remmert Amy Robinson, Dog Trainer Rod Mickley Interiors Patricia & Art Ryan Sassy Boutique Sigrid of Germany Skincare by Sara Beth Ray Sloss SpringHill Suites by Marriott Stickhead Lacrosse of Vero Beach, LLC Sunrise Theatre Talulah's The Tides Tootsies Tours on Horseback Emily Reeves Tremml ‘79 Tutus 2 Pointe Shoes Twirl Kids Boutique Urvi Upadhyay Vero Beach Book Center & Children's Store Vero Beach Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge Vero Beach Magazine Vero Beach Pilates Vero Bowl Lanes and Lounge Vero Buyers Rep, LLC/Ray Comparetta Waves Auto Spa White Orchid Spa Wynne Ranch The Yoga Pagoda Youth Sailing Foundation of Indian River County Stephanie Zugrave SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 39

THE SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL 2013-14 Annual Fund

Annual Fund gifts are the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts. They supplement the costs of academic and extracurricular programs, faculty salaries, financial aid, supplies for the arts department, facilities maintenance, books for the library, athletic equipment and so much more.

It’s not for a

RAINY DAY It’s for

EVERY DAY!

Your annual gift to Saint Edward’s School shows your commitment to its current and future strength. Your support is deeply appreciated and strengthens Saint Edward’s ability to prepare our students not just for school,

but for life. Visit us online at

www.steds.org/giving

A GIFT EVERY YEAR MAKES A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY. Please direct any inquiries to Kathy Savage, Director of Annual Giving (772) 231-5192 | [email protected]

SAINT EDWARD’S SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2013-2014 Ronald Edwards, Chairman Brian M. Barefoot, Vice Chair

Jeffrey E. Bass, Treasurer Allison C. Proctor, Secretary

Kevin M. Barry Ronald L. Chesley Joseph P. Corr Kathryn H. Faber Jeffrey A. Hurwitz, Sr. John M. Huryn John D. Lowenberg, Sr.

Richard G. McDermott Susan Morrison Robert F. Ritter Rev. Chris M. Rodriguez Elson R. Smith Susan B. Temple Teresa F. Winslow

Board of Trustees ~ Past and Honorary Alto Adams, Jr. James W. Ancey O.J. Anderson * + Hamilton G Arden, Jr.+ Herschel A. Auxier * + John C. Bahl Mary Ann Becker + Richard E. Becker * + Nancy S. Beckwith Peter B. Benedict + Samuel A. Block Rev. Gregory O. Brewer Edgar A. Brown Kathryn W. Brown Vaughan W. Brown * + Anthony A. Buford, Jr. Richard R. Burgoon Peter W. Busch Barbara A. Cain Denis Cain * Joseph B. Candler, Jr. Lindsay G. Candler '87 Alvaro Carta * + Hugh Corrigan, Sr. * + Edwin Cox* H. A. Crawford * David S. Croom + Margaret W. Cunningham A. Clark Daugherty * Richard E. Dillon J. B. Donaldson Claude Douthit, Jr. * + Gregor S. Downey Alice T. du Pont + Ronald H. Dunbar David R Fall * + Rt. Rev. William Folwell + Matt J. Gaston Mrs. Phillip Gates Robert M. Gibb M.A. Gibbons * Jorge D. Gonzalez * + Leonor L. Gonzalez + William J. Gordon Martin G. Gould + Richard Graves * William C. Graves III + Mary Lou Hammond George F. Hamner, Jr. Arthur Hecker, II * J. Patrick Hill H.R. Holman + Carter W. Hopkins Susan R. Hopkins Rt. Rev. John W. Howe G. Chester Irons Fraulein F. Jaffe Dolf Kahle '85 Sandy Kahle Jerry Keen Ralph T. King D. Victor Knight, Sr. * Richard A. Kusmer Rev. G.P. LaBarre * + Philip A. Lambert Thomas J. Leonard Mrs. George Lier * +

James C. Linus Robert Lloyd * + Robin Lloyd, Sr. Cannon David C. Lord * Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit * + Susan W. Lupin John M. Luther + Marylane S. MacMillan * + William B. Marine Adriana Martin * + Eleonora McCabe Ronald R. McCall II Malcolm McCollum * H.C. McDermid * Nancy McLarty * Edward B. McLaughlin + Darrell E. McQueen Rt. Rev. Howard Meeks Denise Minotty John L. Minton, Sr. + Misty Minton '77 Michael D. Minton '75 John E. Moore III '78 Keith Morgan, Jr. John J. Morrison * + George H. Moss * + James S. Mulholland III Richard V. Neill, Sr. + Anna P. Nichols Raymond J. Oglethorpe J. Eric Plym + James L. Price Janine M. Puttick Ann H. Ray Laurence A. Reisman Daniel R. Richey + Mary L. Rogers + Elizabeth M. Ross Kay T. Ruma Hugh E. Russell, Sr. * + Aaron I. Sanson * Leslie Scott * + Jane Semon Hon. G. Kendall Sharp William D. Shaw, Jr. Daniel L. Simmons Timothy S. Smick J. Dale Sorensen + William J. Stewart Mrs. Richard W. Taylor * + Dudley G. Teel Ida P. Terry + Hans W. Tews Fred R. Tuerk * John Walsh W.T. Warren, Jr. * + Heidi M. Waxlax Lorne R. Waxlax Errol S. Willes * Andrew W. Williams Stewart H. Woodward Kathryn B. Woody Hunter Wyatt-Brown * + James B. Young Susan E. Zimmer R. S. Zimmerman III + = Honorary * = Deceased

We have made every effort to include the name of every donor in this report, to spell each name correctly and to list each donor in all appropriate categories. If we have erred, please accept our sincere apologies. Please contact us so we may correct our records. 772.231.5192

SAVE THE DATES LOWER SCHOOL BOOK FAIR October 22 – October 24, 2013 FALL PLAY You Can’t Take it With You! October 25 & October 26, 2013 HOMECOMING ALUMNI BBQ & ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME INDUCTION November 1, 2013 ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE November 5, 2013 - 7pm ALUMNI LEGACY BREAKFAST November 13, 2013 FALL CHORAL CONCERT November 14, 2013 HOLIDAY INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT December 5, 2013 FESTIVAL OF LESSONS AND CAROLS December 12, 2013 ALUMNI HOLIDAY PARTY at the Moorings December 21, 2013 WALKABOUT January 17, 2014 ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE January 23, 2014 - 7pm ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE February 14, 2014 - 7pm SPRING MUSICAL 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee February 21 & 22, 2014 GRANDPARENTS DAY February 27, 2014 TRUNK SHOW February 28 - March 2, 2014 WALKABOUT March 24, 2014 SPRING CHORAL CONCERT April 10, 2014 SPRING INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT April 17, 2014 THE PIRATE BALL April 25, 2014

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