hockaday magazine - fall 2011

Hockaday Magazine is a publication of tHe Hockaday scHool / fall 2011

The Installation of Kim WargoEugene McDermott Headmistress

2010 – 2011Annual Report of Gifts

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Exploration“Hockaday girls learn the process of experimentation. They take the time to wonder and ask questions about our universe and world; they formulate predictions and hypotheses; they investigate potential solutions to problems; and then they update their knowledge based on their exploration.”

– katie croft, Middle School Science Teacher

(Pictured here is Lower School Science Teacher Amy Banks.)

On the Cover: Kim Wargo,Eugene McDermott Headmistress, with her husband Mark Cortez and their daughter Ida Cortez, Class of 2016

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4 scHool calendar

5 tHe installation of kiM wargo

eleventH Head of scHool and

tHird eugene McderMott HeadMistress

10 recognizing significant gifts to tHe scHool

16 2011 Hockaday coMMenceMent

18 class of 2011 college adMission

19 2010 – 2011 upper scHool student awards

21 2010 – 2011 faculty awards

22 2010 – 2011 annual report of gifts

23 a Message froM bob kaMinski

Chair, 2009–2011, Hockaday Board of Trustees

24 2010 – 2011 report of gifts and sources

25 tHe 1913 society

26 tHe Heritage society

28 volunteer leadersHip

31 current parent donors

38 2011 Hockaday benefit underwriters

40 grandparent donors

42 parents of aluMnae donors

46 faculty and staff donors

47 tHe Hockaday scHool welcoMes

new faculty and staff

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49 Junior college aluMnae donors

50 aluMnae donors

64 aluMnae day 2011

68 reunion pHotos

75 friends of Hockaday

76 foundations, corporations and organizations

78 gifts to Hockaday endowMent funds

79 class of 2011 endowMent for faculty support

82 endowMent funds

89 new endowMent funds

90 tribute gifts

92 MeMorial gifts

94 library gifts

96 glossary of giving

97 about tHe scHool

98 tHe Jeanne preston wHitMan

endowMent for excellence

99 tHe Hockaday scHool

2010 – 2011 board of trustees

99 tHe Hockaday scHool staff

Table of Contents

Hockaday Magazine photography by Charlotte Hoskins

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noveMber

November 1–4 Community Service Candy Drive

November 2Trustee Day

November 2HPA Benefit Special Occasions Sale8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

November 3–4Fall Varsity SPC Tournament Volleyball, Field Hockey & Cross Country

November 4Upper School One-Act Plays4:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

November 5Upper School One-Act Plays6:00 p.m.

November 5Upper School Coffeehouse7:30 p.m.

November 7–9International Program Visits Washington, D.C.

November 8–14National French Week

November 10Middle School Parents’ Pop-In Day8:00 a.m. – 3:05 p.m. November 11–12Hockaday Debate Tournament

November 14–18Williamsburg TripSixth Grade

November 14–18McDonald’s WeekCommunity Service

November 14House Council Picnic, 5:30 p.m.

November 14Winter Athletic Meeting7th & 8th Grades &Upper School6:00 p.m.

November 16Upper School Parents’ Day8:00 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.

November 16Upper School Dance Concert7:30 p.m.

November 17Thanksgiving Program & Dessert with ParentsKindergarten & Primer1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

November 17Voice Recital, 4:30 p.m.

November 18Annual Fund Parent Campaign Concludes

November 21–25Thanksgiving Break

November 28 – December 14Community Service Holiday Gift Drive

November 30College Counseling CoffeeForm I & II Parents8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.

deceMber

December 4Admission Preview 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

December 6College Counseling Financial Aid Meeting 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

December 7Austin Street Centre Dinner 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

December 7Middle School Choir & Orchestra Concert7:00 p.m.

December 11Residence Dress Dinner & Senior Ornament Ceremony5:00 p.m.

December 13Upper School Choir Concert7:30 p.m.

December 14Hockaday Board of Trustees Meeting 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

December 15Lower School Holiday Program9:45 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.

December 16Lower School Holiday Parties

December 161st Grade Holiday Tea10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

December 16Middle School Holiday Bazaar11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

December 17 – January 2Winter Holiday Break

School Calendar

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for more dates and times, including:

• AllHockadayParents’Associationmeetings

• UniformResaleShophours

• Athleticsgametimes

• SATandACTTestingDates

The Installation of Kim WargoEleventh Head of Schooland Third Eugene McDermott HeadmistressSeptember 25, 2011


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A huge thank you to Hannah Taylor, Emily Routman and Claire Banowsky for those inspiring words of welcome – and to all Hockaday girls! Thank you, Talley Dunn. Thank you to the members of the Search Committee, the Board of Trustees and all who support Hockaday, especially Mrs. Eugene McDermott, Mary McDermott Cook and all of our Life Trustees. A special welcome to our global school partners, Brad Rathgeber, Head of the Online School for Girls, and the 36-member delegation from the Beijing National Day School represented by Mr. Ren Jur-you and Ms. Hou Min-hua and to my fellow heads of school from near and far, and thank you to Michael Maher for the warm welcome from ISAS. Thank you Matt Kerlin, Mary Frances Gregorio and Elizabeth English for your inspiring words and for your love and friendship. A most heartfelt thank you to my family and friends who are here – and you know this must be a big day because they’re missing a Saints game today to be here! Finally, to my personal cheerleading squad and my inspiration, my husband Mark and my very own Hockadaisy, Ida (whose face is turning very red right now), thank you for your partnership in this adventure. I recently had a friend send me the Proust questionnaire – you might know it from its revered place as the last page in the monthly issue of

Vanity Fair. Its origin is a bit vague, but the name and popularity of this personality questionnaire comes from the responses given by French writer Marcel Proust in 1890. Among many other simple but revealing questions, the quiz asks: “Who are your heroes in real life?” I didn’t have to think long to come up with my answer: “Teachers.” I’ve had many teachers in my life – and some of them have been in a classroom. I’ve pondered my remarks for today for many months, and I kept coming back to the idea of the teachers in my life – both formal and informal – who have led me to this moment, standing before you – privileged to accept the honor and challenge of serving as the eleventh Head and third Eugene McDermott Headmistress of The Hockaday School. I finally figured out – after writing this speech three different times – that what those teachers have

taught me are, in fact, just the Four Cornerstones. My parents are here today. My father, a retired teacher – 31 years teaching high school art; and my mother, a retired nurse, Sunday School teacher and Lamaze instructor – were my very first teachers. There are many lessons for which I give credit to my parents – including the ability to look someone in the eye when speaking to them and the importance of being on time. To this day if I’m running late, I hear my mom: “When you’re late it says you think you’re more important than other people.”

Kim WargoEugene McDermott HeadmistressreMarks during tHe installation cereMony

Hannah Taylor, Class of 2020; Emily Routman, Class of 2016; and Claire Banowsky, Class of 2012 welcomed Kim Wargo, Eugene McDermott Headmistress, to The Hockaday School on behalf of the entire student body.

Hockaday sits wHere it is today –

literally on one of

tHe Most beautiful caMpuses

and figuratively on a very

sHort list of tHe best girls’

scHools in tHe country –

because of tHe original vision

of Miss ela Hockaday

and tHe generosity and

coMMitMent of generations

of faMilies and girls

in tHe 98 years since.

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Mom, Dad, it was Courtesy wasn’t it? That was the lesson. We live in a world where sometimes it seems incivility has been made into an art form. As educators and parents, we try to teach our students how to work through conflicts by being proactive, by listening and evaluating, and by using basic common courtesy in the ways we relate to our peers. In spite of our best efforts, our students are bombarded on a daily basis with examples of uncivil discourse: reality shows that focus on the most bizarre examples of human conflict – that are, indeed, dependent on people acting irrationally, irresponsibly, and inhumanely to generate viewership and interest; talk show hosts, commentators and journalists who seek to “one-up” each other with heated confrontation, personal attacks and sketches that search out and amplify the worst character flaws in average folks in an effort to make a point; and politicians and political consultants who look for new ways to spin the words and positions of opponents into something to be feared. In an environment like this, how do we teach our girls that – to use an old cliché – one can disagree without being disagreeable? In preparing to write this speech, I wanted to hear from students. So I set out into the hallways. I stopped girls in small groups, chatted one-on-one, and invited an entire Kindergarten section passing through the administrative wing into my office. What I discovered is that they already understood the nature and meaning of courtesy. The Kindergarteners had lots of advice for the new Head. Basically, though, their prescription for doing my job well centered on courtesy. They advised me to spend a lot of time saying “Thank you.” I think they’re right. Hockaday sits where it is today – literally on one of the most beautiful campuses and figuratively on a very short list of the best girls’ schools in the country – because of the original vision of Miss Ela Hockaday and the generosity and commitment of generations of families and girls in the 98 years since. We should all understand that there will never be enough “thank yous” to repay that intergenerational investment. The Kindergarteners also encouraged me to remind girls to be nice to each other. While their words were a bit different, I received the same message from the middle and upper schoolers. Hockaday girls, I was assured, accept each other – it’s OK to be quirky or different. “We’re all a little weird,” said one student, “but it’s a good weird and somehow it all works together.” I witnessed Form IV students go out of their way to say Happy Birthday to a Form II girl in the hall. A Form I girl told me that she’d come to Hockaday in seventh grade, and that she’d never – not even for one day – felt like a new girl.

Courtesy is a value that is lived and breathed at Hockaday – and that is not something to be taken lightly. It is a value that is in short supply out there in the “real world” and girls, you are the ones who have the power to take what you’ve learned at Hockaday with you into the world and change that reality as you become teachers, writers, mothers, politicians, musicians, doctors, captains of industry and finance. There are probably close to 1,000 of my former and current teachers in the audience today. No, I didn’t invite the faculty of LSU and Tulane and Baker High School – although they taught me many things. The teachers to which I’m referring are you, my students – both present and past. I never set out to be a teacher. When I was your age, I imagined being an attorney, or owning my own magazine; as I got a little older and went to graduate school, I thought that I wanted to be a historian, and write books that uncovered the often-neglected history of women. And then, I went to teach in an elementary and middle school on what I thought was a break from my dissertation. Sixteen years later, here I am. There are many reasons why I quickly knew that I had found my calling. But the one that is most relevant to our story today is what my students have taught me about another of our Cornerstones – and that is Character. In my sixteen years of working with young people, I have been truly humbled by the willingness of girls to exhibit and learn the lessons of character. I have seen students overcome truly unimaginable adversity; I have witnessed girls suffer disappointments, make mistakes – both large and small – and time after time, and almost without exception, I have been the one who came away amazed at their resilience and their grit.

Kim Wargo, Eugene McDermott Headmistress, after the installation

with Mary McDermott Cook ’71

“kiM tHinks first about cHildren and always

about wHat is rigHt. in tHis way sHe is fearless ...

kiM is tHe Model for a 21st century leader,

coMpletely switcHed on to tHe latest researcH

and pedagogy, cHild developMent and wHat it takes

to build a HigHly skilled and collaborative

coMMunity. sHe is, above all, tHe Head learner.”

elizabetH englisH

Head of School, The Archer School for Girls

Los Angeles, California

“in My years since McgeHee, tHe passage of

tiMe and distance Has not lessened

Ms. wargo’s influence on Me. even now,

tHe lessons sHe taugHt Me as an incredible

leader, role Model, teacHer, but Most of all

as a friend, are witH Me every day and

i truly value our tiMe togetHer.”

Mary frances gregorio

Former Student

Louise S. McGehee School

New Orleans, Louisiana


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When I made my trek around campus last week, I heard a lot about character from you. Said a student, “We talk about the Hockabubble because we all feel safe here. But really it’s because we are secure that nothing is ever too scary to try because we trust each other – the teachers and the students.” Girls, you already know that I’m THE Harry Potter fan. That in fact, I believe – and I really mean this – that ALL of life is contained within the Harry Potter saga. There is one moment where Dumbledore articulates perhaps the greatest challenge for being a truly courageous person – for anyone at any age. He says, “There are all kinds of courage. It takes a great deal of courage to stand up to our enemies, but just as much to stand up to our friends.” After years of working with courageous girls – and only one month into working with Hockaday girls, I never cease to be amazed at your moral courage. You understand and demonstrate time and time again a capacity for bravery and doing the right thing. Harper Lee once said, “The one thing that doesn’t abide majority rule is a person’s conscience.” I sometimes think she must have worked in a girls’ school because this is the lesson of character that you continue to teach me each and every day. I said at the beginning that my teachers have been formal and informal. They’ve also been collective. Everyone here knows I’m a Saints fan. It is a testament to how excited I am to be here that you haven’t seen me check the score of the game!

The power of Athletics lies in their ability to bring us together. The camaraderie of being a part of a team – whether on the field or on the sidelines – symbolizes our common purpose and takes us outside of ourselves. The power of athletics – and I would add, the arts – lies in the ability to propel us to do that which we were not entirely certain we could do. Miss Hockaday was so sure of the value of this experience that she made it a cornerstone of her school. Hockaday girls this week told me how much they appreciated the responsibility and independence they learned through athletics, the encouragement to try new opportunities, to manage their time, and to become well-rounded. In athletics and the arts, we learn the value of practice – the power of 10,000 hours in the words of Malcolm Gladwell. More and more research tells us that the key to success lies not in natural ability, but in effort, persistence and practice. Girls, I know you probably don’t know the name Mary Lou Retton, but for teens in the early 1980s, she was a peer and a teacher, and she

articulated what I think Miss Hockaday knew about athletics: “Working hard becomes a habit, a serious kind of fun. You get self-satisfaction from pushing yourself to the limit, knowing that all the effort is going to pay off.” Not too long ago, I calculated that I’ve spent roughly 90% of my life in school – either as a student or a teacher. So I’ve known a lot of teachers. So many of them stand out, but the one I’ll never forget is my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Brumfield. I wish I knew where she was today

Speakers at the Installation Ceremony included (left to right) Elizabeth English, Head of School, The Archer School for Girls, Los Angeles, CA; Mary Frances Gregorio, Former Student, Louise S. McGehee School, New Orleans, LA; Michael Maher, President, Independent Schools Association of the Southwest; Kim Wargo, Eugene McDermott Headmistress; Dr. Matthew Kerlin, Assistant Dean for Spiritual Life and Minister to the University, Samford University, Birmingham, AL; and Talley Dunn ’86, Chair, Hockaday Board of Trustees.

i aM Honored to be tHe eugene

McderMott HeadMistress of

tHe Hockaday scHool.

and i believe tHat today we

are propelled by tHat saMe

audacity tHat led Miss Hockaday

to open tHe doors on a Monday

Morning, four days after

Her first Meeting about tHe

direction of tHe scHool.

it occurs to Me tHat “cHaracter,

courtesy, scHolarsHip and

atHletics” sound an awful lot

like wHat today’s educators

Mean wHen tHey speak of

“21st century education.”


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because I owe her a great debt. I started the year in her class by writing an essay entitled “Why I Will Be the First Woman President.” Not only did she not chuckle indulgently at the hubris of youth, she sent me back to the drawing board to refine my argument. She refused to let me give her less than my best, and she taught me always to believe in my ability to improve. Mrs. Brumfield, I didn’t end up as President of the United States, but I actually think I got the better end of that deal. I can’t imagine a place I’d rather be. When I sought out students last week for help with this speech, girl after girl after girl emphasized Scholarship. And what they told me wasn’t about making the grade, but about stretching to the limit – and then pushing beyond. Said one student, “Hockaday girls gain the willingness and courage to ask deep questions.” More than one girl told me that at Hockaday it is “cool to be smart.” “Yes,” I heard, “you need to work hard to survive. But it’s not about surviving. It’s a choice. Hockaday girls choose to work hard because to do so is to become a part of what we’re all about.” The teachers here, said students, are always encouraging girls to reach a little bit higher. “You can talk to your teachers,” said one new student. “At a lot of schools, you can’t do that.” Said another, “our faculty wants to help each girl figure it out.” I’ve spent some time in these past three months researching Hockaday’s history and getting to know alums. And the symmetry between what I’ve heard from the girls of today and yesterday is almost uncanny. A few weeks ago, I had a chance to visit with one of our Life Trustees. Mrs. Mary Frances Yancey, Class of 1931, told me a story that I don’t think she’d mind me repeating here today. After graduating from Hockaday, she went off to Smith feeling full of confidence. So confident was she that she treated class attendance as an optional activity. A few weeks into the term, she was asked to meet with the dean in his office. Being a Hockaday girl, she was not intimidated by this summons and traipsed off to her appointment. Her carefree attitude lasted until upon her arrival in the office she found Miss Hockaday sitting with the dean. “Mary Frances,” she said, “I understand you haven’t been attending classes?” After she recovered from her shortness of breath, Mrs. Yancey reports that her class attendance, and performance, changed overnight. Why do I tell this story? Miss Hockaday expected excellence from her girls – that is not in question and it is certainly a big part of the story of Hockaday. But I tell it because of what it says about being a part of the family. Girls don’t fly under the radar. Hockaday teachers expect girls to give their best – and they do. I’ve been here for three months of what I hope will be a lifetime of experiences. In that time, I think I’ve figured out the “IT” factor of Hockaday. An alumna articulated it back in 1938, and I think it still holds true today: “At Hockaday we are never content to sit and bask in our achievements.” I am honored to be the Eugene McDermott Headmistress of The Hockaday School. And I believe that today we are propelled by that same audacity that led Miss Hockaday to open the doors on a Monday morning, four days after her first meeting about the direction of the school. It occurs to me that “Character, Courtesy, Scholarship and Athletics” sound an awful lot like what today’s educators mean when they speak of “21st century education.” Today, we lean forward into the challenges, not knowing exactly where they will lead, but certain that we already have the tools to make the journey. Saul Bellow once said, “A person is only as good as what they love.” If that is true, then all of us in this room – all of us who have gathered here because we love Hockaday – must be good; very, very good. Miss Hockaday never read this poem, as it was written after her death. But I am quite certain that she would have agreed that it is a fitting close today as we look forward to a second century of excellence.

to be of useby Marge Piercy

The people I love the bestjump into work head firstwithout dallying in the shallowsand swim off with sure strokes almost out of sight.They seem to become natives of that element,the black sleek heads of sealsbouncing like half-submerged balls.

I love people who harness themselves, an ox to a heavy cart,who pull like water buffalo, with massive patience,who strain in the mud and the muck to move things forward,who do what has to be done, again and again.

I want to be with people who submergein the task, who go into the fields to harvestand work in a row and pass the bags along,who are not parlor generals and field desertersbut move in a common rhythmwhen the food must come in or the fire be put out.

The work of the world is common as mud.Botched, it smears the hands, crumbles to dust.But the thing worth doing well donehas a shape that satisfies, clean and evident.Greek amphoras for wine or oil,Hopi vases that held corn, are put in museumsbut you know they were made to be used.The pitcher cries for water to carryand a person for work that is real.

Talley Dunn ’86, Chair of the Board of Trustees, congratulates Kim Wargo after installing her as the third Eugene McDermott Headmistress of The Hockaday School.

Early fundraising efforts to commemorate 100 years of Hockaday education demonstrate the

Hockaday community’s belief in the School and remind us of the great impact of those who have

provided our strong foundation. In the last year, significant commitments have been pledged to

support faculty excellence, financial aid and a science building expansion. Alumnae, Life Trustees

and past parents continue to lead Hockaday as we look forward to our second 100 years.

Recognizing SignificantGifts to the School

Lyda Hill ’60 speaks to Form IV students Giovanna Diaz, Natalie Gow and Alexis Johnson and Upper School science teacher Brandi Finazzo.

Lyda Hill ’60For Science Construction, Renovation and Building Endowment and Faculty Support Endowment In a gathering with Hockaday faculty and staff in April, Lyda Hill, Class of 1960, brought the audience to their feet announcing an unprecedented gift of $10 million for construction and renovation to the science building on campus. Only a few minutes later, after sharing her appreciation for her Hockaday education and belief in the future of science leading new innovations in the world, Miss Hill shocked us by spontaneously doubling her gift to $20 million to provide a building endowment and faculty support endowment. With Miss Hill’s gift, Hockaday will be a national leader among secondary schools in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, a Hockaday focus for the last decade. This gift is the largest single gift in Hockaday’s history and the largest single gift from a living alumna among independent girls’ schools in the nation, according to the National Association of Independent Schools. Miss Hill is a businesswoman, volunteer, philanthropist and environmentalist. With Warren Buffett and Bill and Melinda Gates, she is a member of The Giving Pledge, a group of the nation’s most philanthropic individuals and families who have committed to donating the majority of their wealth either during their lifetime or after their death. In making her commitment, Miss Hill leads the national trend of women donors coming to the forefront.Recognizing Significant

Gifts to the School


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Teachers are catalysts for change in the world as students learn and develop through their guidance. Hockaday is dedicated to excellent education and encouraging students to think creatively and critically. Faculty is at the heart of Hockaday, and the School is committed to attracting and retaining the finest faculty anywhere. Perpetuating innovative learning by providing faculty support is our top priority.

Mrs. William P. (Rita ’49) Clements and Family

Faculty Development

Mrs. williaM p. (rita ’49) cleMents and faMilyFor a Teacher Endowment

The Clements, Bass, Smith and Moroney families have made a $1 million gift to establish The Rita Crocker Clements ’49 Teacher Endowment for Science in Honor of N. Pete Lohstreter. This gift provides crucial underwriting for Hockaday’s Science Department and honors our beloved Pete Lohstreter for his dedication as a teacher, coach, mentor and friend to countless Hockaday students and colleagues. The Clements’ dedication to Hockaday and science is longstanding. The late Governor and Mrs. Clements funded the Clements Lecture Hall in the Crow Science Center, and in recent years the Clements, Bass, Smith and Moroney families spearheaded its renovation. The family also established The Rita Crocker Clements and Family Endowed Fund for Faculty Development. Rita Crocker Clements ’49 served on the Hockaday Board of Trustees from 1970 to 1976. She was named a Life Trustee in 1981 and continued to serve on the Investment Committee until 2010. Hockaday’s Alumnae Association recognized her with the Hockaday Medal in 1990. Her daughters, barbara bass Moroney ’75 and bonnie bass smith ’75, served as Alumnae Association Presidents in 2000 and 1991, respectively. Barbara served on the Board from 1999 to 2006 and was HPA president in 2005. Bonnie served on the Board from 1990 to 1996. Mrs. Clements’ son Jim Bass served as a Hockaday Trustee from 2004 to 2011. All eight of her granddaughters attended Hockaday, and two are current students.

anonyMous donorFor a Distinguished Teacher Endowment and a Faculty Development Endowment

The Hockaday School is honored to receive an anonymous gift of $2 million to create a Distinguished Teacher position and a Faculty Development Endowment. Hockaday teachers propel students to a deeper understanding of the world and themselves. Our teachers create bold thinkers – young women who can affect change and improve the world one idea at a time. An Endowed Distinguished Teacher, a gift of $1.5 million, allows for underwriting, recruitment and recognition of exemplary teachers for their life-changing work with students. The Head of School appoints the “Distinguished Teacher” to a renewable one-year term. The named Endowed Distinguished Teacher is an individual with local and/or national recognition in education for his/her academic discipline. The remaining $500,000 will provide professional development opportunities for teachers to explore new ideas in their craft and bring timely and globally relevant conversations into the Hockaday classroom.


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Mr. and Mrs. JoHn (Jack and nancy ’41) penson

For a Distinguished Teacher Endowment

Hockaday celebrates the generosity of Nancy and Jack Penson for their gift to establish the Nancy Penn Penson ’41 and John G. Penson Distinguished Teacher Endowment in Fine Arts. The Pensons’ gift established the first endowment for a Distinguished Teacher appointment. Endowed Distinguished Teachers will be able to focus on further enhancing their teaching and personal scholarship through professional development and additional resources. Mrs. Penson has been an influential figure at Hockaday. She was a member of the Board of Trustees from 1961 to 1963. She served on the Alumnae Association as treasurer (1952–1954), vice president (1956–1958) and president (1961–1962). She served as chairman of Hockaday’s 75th anniversary celebration. In 1987, The Hockaday Alumnae Association recognized her years of dedication and work by naming Mrs. Penson a Hockaday Medalist. She then served as chair of the Hockaday Medal Committee from 1993 to 1994. Mr. Penson joined the Hockaday Board of Trustees in 1955 and served until 1971. He has been a member of almost every Board committee, including all seven Long Range Planning Committees since 1955 and each Investment Committee since 1955. Mr. Penson is an Honorary Hockaday Alum and was named a Life Trustee in 1978. He serves on Hockaday’s current Investment Committee.

Mr. and Mrs. edward (ed and HelMa) ackerMan For Faculty Support and Recognition Endowment

The Hockaday School received a gift of $1.5 million from Helma and Edward Ackerman in 2008 to establish the Ackerman Family Endowment for Faculty Support and Recognition. This year, the Ackerman Family contributed an additional $500,000 to bring the endowment total to $2 million. The gifts honor their daughters, paula ackerman Menendez ’87 and samantha ackerman simons ’91, whose Hockaday teachers inspired them to their own careers in the classroom and to a lifetime love of learning and teaching. The endowment originally created two awards to honor faculty members who exemplify the Character cornerstone as set out by the School’s founder, Ela Hockaday, and who mentor their new peers by

sharing the accumulated instructional knowledge and expertise to further student success. With the additional gift, the endowment will now increase faculty support and grant four faculty awards. Mr. Ackerman, founder of Ackerman Capital Management, is a Life Trustee and Mrs. Ackerman was very active in the Parents’ Association while their daughters attended Hockaday. The Ackermans’ granddaughters emma simons (Class of 2021) and lilly simons (Class of 2024) are in Lower School at Hockaday. Their sons, David and Eddie, are graduates of St. Mark’s School of Texas, where Mr. Ackerman also served as a Trustee. The Ackerman Family also established endowments at Hockaday in support of faculty and financial aid during the 1980s.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Ed and Helma) Ackerman and Family

Jack Penson and Nancy Penn Penson ’41 gather in the Great Hall with friends and family. Standing left to right: Bob Penn, Kathryn Priddy, Suki Penson Jarzemsky ’66, Bob Jarzemsky and Steve Gendler


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Mrs. asHley (katHryn) priddy and faMilyFor a Teacher Endowment

The Priddy family, representing four generations of Hockaday women, has made a gift to establish The Kathryn Amsler Priddy Teacher Endowment in Mathematics. The gift provides underwriting and benefits the entire Math Department. Mathematics at Hockaday is constantly evolving. The innovative math faculty integrate interactive technology, such as video lessons, to bring their subject matter into students’ homes and build a better understanding of an abstract concept. From Lower School through Upper School, math classes are blending lessons with other STEM fields and even Fine Arts to show application and cross-relation. The Priddy Family might fairly be described as one of Hockaday’s unofficial founding families. Mrs. Priddy has been a friend and confidante to the Heads of School. Mr. Priddy contributed to the vision of the beautiful and gracious arrangement of spaces Hockaday’s campus is today. Mrs. Priddy has keen interest in science and technology and she was a math major at The University of Texas at Austin. It is particularly fitting that this endowment gift is established in her name.

Mrs. Ashley (Kathryn) Priddy and Family

Thank you to all our donors.The Hockaday School looks forward to an innovative and exciting future thanks to your support and profound vision for girls’ education.


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Miss Ela Hockaday desired that any girl who was willing to work hard and wanted to learn should be afforded the opportunity to attend Hockaday. To continue Miss Hockaday’s vision over the years, the School’s financial aid budget has increased at a faster rate than tuition in order to provide support for qualified students.

Financial Aid

anonyMous donorFor Middle Income Financial Aid

An anonymous donor has committed $1 million to establish the Endowment for Middle Income Financial Aid in memory of Richard Dubsky. Providing support for qualified students who come to Hockaday eager to learn and immerse themselves in their experience here is a top priority at Hockaday. The donor chose to remember Mr. Dubsky, a longtime Hockaday teacher and department chair, for inspiring the love of mathematics among generations of Hockaday students. Richard Dubsky taught at Hockaday from 1987 to 2008, when he passed away after a year-long battle against lymphoma. Students and faculty continue to honor Mr. Dubsky by annually participating in the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Walk at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.

Mr. and Mrs. Jon l. (Jon and paula) Mosle, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jon l. (Jon and Jennifer) Mosle iiiFor Financial Aid

Hockaday is honored to have received a commitment from the Mosle Family in support of The Mosle Family Endowed Fund for Financial

Aid in honor of Paula Meredith Mosle, sara eleanor Mosle ’82 and

katherine eleanor Mosle (Class of 2012). Paula Mosle was a Trustee of Hockaday from 1976 to 1984, served as Chairman of the Board from 1979 to 1982, and was elected Life Trustee in 1987. Sara Mosle is a freelance journalist in New York. She graduated from Princeton University and attended Oxford University as a Fulbright Scholar. Kate Mosle entered Hockaday in the fifth grade and is a current senior. She has been especially active in sports and in the musical productions.

tHe ralpH b. rogers foundation For Middle Income Financial Aid

The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation contributed $500,000 to establish The Rogers Family Middle Income Financial Aid Fund, allowing qualified students to attend Hockaday despite their financial circumstances. The gift is given to honor the impact Hockaday has had on three generations of Rogers women and perpetuates a future of fine education in the community. The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation was founded in the 1950s by the late Mary Nell and Ralph B. Rogers, Hockaday past grandparents and great-grandparents. The Foundation supports a variety of causes, primarily focusing on education and health in Texas and nationwide. Three generations of Rogers family members have attended Hockaday: daughters-in-law Margaret Jonsson rogers ’56 and Life Trustee ellen Higginbotham rogers ’59; granddaughter and Current Trustee katherine rogers roberts ’89 (who was integral in bringing this gift to fruition through her work with The Foundation); and great-granddaughters elizabeth rhoades ’07, callie rhoades ’11, alice roberts (Class of 2020) and Julia emery (Class of 2024).

Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. (Jon and Paula) Mosle, Jr.

Katherine Rogers Roberts ’89 with her daughter Alice Roberts (Class of 2020)

“The Class of 2011 will continue to lead and serve the colleges and universities they are attending this fall in the same way they contributed to life at Hockaday.” JoHn asHton

Head of upper scHool

2011 HockadayCommencement


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The University of AlabamaAmerican UniversityThe University of ArizonaArizona State UniversityUniversity of ArkansasAuburn UniversityAustin CollegeBabson CollegeBaylor UniversityBelmont UniversityBeloit CollegeBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBowdoin CollegeBrandeis UniversityBrown UniversityBryant UniversityBucknell UniversityUniversity of California, BerkeleyUniversity of California, Los AngelesUniversity of California, San DiegoUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraCarleton CollegeCarnegie Mellon UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCentenary College of LouisianaChapman UniversityThe University of ChicagoClaremont McKenna CollegeClemson UniversityColby CollegeColgate UniversityCollege of CharlestonCollege of William and MaryUniversity of Colorado, BoulderColorado State UniversityCornell UniversityCreighton UniversityDartmouth CollegeDavidson CollegeUniversity of DenverDePaul UniversityDickinson CollegeDillard UniversityDrexel UniversityDuke UniversityEarlham CollegeEckerd CollegeThe University of Edinburgh (Scotland)Elmhurst CollegeElon UniversityEmerson CollegeEmory UniversityEugene Lang College The New School for Liberal ArtsFlorida A&M UniversityFordham University

Furman UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityGeorgetown UniversityThe George Washington UniversityUniversity of GeorgiaThe Georgia Institute of TechnologyGoucher CollegeHamilton CollegeHampshire CollegeHampton UniversityHarvard UniversityHarvey Mudd CollegeHendrix CollegeHillsdale CollegeUniversity of HoustonHoward UniversityUniversity of Illinois, Urbana – ChampaignIndiana University at BloomingtonInstituto Tecnológio de MonterreyThe University of IowaJames Madison UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityUniversity of KansasUniversity of Kent at CanterburyKenyon CollegeLafayette CollegeLeTourneau UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeThe London School of Economics (England)Louisiana State UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityLoyola University ChicagoLoyola University New OrleansMacalester CollegeManhattan CollegeUniversity of Maryland, College ParkUniversity of Massachusetts, AmherstMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUniversity of MiamiMiami University, OxfordUniversity of MichiganMiddlebury CollegeMidwestern State UniversityMillsaps CollegeThe University of MississippiUniversity of Missouri, ColumbiaMuhlenberg CollegeUniversity of Nebraska at LincolnNew York UniversityThe University of North Carolina at Chapel HillNorth Carolina State UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthwestern University

University of Notre DameOberlin CollegeOccidental CollegeThe University of OklahomaUniversity of OregonUniversity of Oxford (England)Oxford College of Emory UniversityUniversity of the PacificUniversity of PennsylvaniaThe Pennsylvania State University, Lehigh ValleyThe Pennsylvania State University, University ParkPepperdine UniversityPhiladelphia UniversityUniversity of PittsburghPitzer CollegePrinceton UniversityPurdue UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRhodes CollegeRice UniversityUniversity of RichmondRitsumeikan Asia Pacific UniversityRoanoke CollegeUniversity of RochesterRollins CollegeSaint Louis UniversityUniversity of San FranciscoSanta Clara UniversitySarah Lawrence CollegeThe University of ScrantonScripps CollegeSeton Hall UniversitySewanee: The University of the SouthSkidmore CollegeUniversity of South Carolina

University of Southern CaliforniaSouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern UniversitySpelman CollegeUniversity of St. Andrews (Scotland)St. Edward’s UniversitySt. John’s UniversitySt. Mary’s University of San AntonioStanford UniversitySuffolk UniversityThe University of TampaTemple UniversityUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleTennessee State UniversityThe University of Texas at AustinThe University of Texas at San AntonioTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University, GalvestonTexas Christian UniversityTexas Tech UniversityTrinity UniversityTufts UniversityTulane UniversityUrsinus CollegeVanderbilt UniversityUniversity of VermontUniversity of VirginiaWake Forest UniversityUniversity of WarwickUniversity of WashingtonWashington University in St. LouisWellesley CollegeWesleyan UniversityWofford CollegeXavier University of LouisianaYale University

Class of 2011 College Admission The 122 members of the Class of 2011 were admitted to 182 different institutions, listed below.

“i’M deligHted to see our students cHoosing

to attend colleges across tHe country and

around tHe world. tHey do a wonderful Job

of finding tHose scHools tHat are tHe best fit

for tHeir individual interests.”

carol wasden

Director of College Counseling


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atHletic awards

Red Barr Award for SwimmingClare Sakovich

The Heart and Hustle AwardAndrea Shiakolas

The Elizabeth Nan McGarr Spirit Award Taylor Freeman

Joyce Rainwater Athletic Award Tessa Granowski

The Batterson Award for Sportsmanship Katie Hebeler

coMMunity service

Presidential Volunteer Service Award Gold Award: Farheen Jooma,Taylor Lacerte, Natalie Sampson and Katy Wysynski Silver Award: Antonia Buban, Christin Carpenter, Catherine Gobran, Everest Goldstein, Mary Margaret Hancock, Olivia Karahan, Emily Marucci, Marisa Salatino, Jane Song, Vani Vijaykumar and Laura Weil

The Nancy and Richard Fisher Community Service Award Christin Carpenter

diversity and tHe world

Candee Keen FellowsForm I: Ansley CarlisleForm II: Tiffanie Tovar and Nguhi MuturiForm III: Caroline Porter, Isabel Vazquez and Claire ZhangForm IV: Claudia Benitez and Lauren Savage

englisH & literature

The Catherine Patrizi Poetry Award An Rhiel Wang

Dallas Vassar Club Award For Excellence In Writing Sarah Ridout

Robert M. Merritt, Jr. Award For Excellence in Upper School English Julia Enthoven

H-club pin

2010 – 2011Upper School Student Awards

Form IAugusta AstonAli AstonEliza CopeKendall ErnstJennifer KwonKatie PayneMarisa SalatinoMaya SawlaMegan Silver

Form IIKatherine ArcherSarah BruyereCourtney BurkeJackie ChoucairEllen CroweHannah CroweMcKenna GillilandCharlotte GunnLaura HarveyRadhika MohanNguhi MuturiLaura-Brynn NeuhoffEmily NguyenMegan PorterAli PurnellMason StricklandJulie SykenHailey TahkChloe WarnbergHailey Winston

Form IIIRupsha BasuJessica BluedornAnna BritoMollie CowgerGiovanna DiazReed EisemanMaggie FobareHaley FreemanEverest GoldsteinAvery HallMackenzie HallCatherine HicksAlexis JohnsonOlivia KarahanZoe KimKristin LinKate MosleBriana MyersMegan NeliganHolly O’BrienKatie Oliver Tita Gonzalez PeñaNina Quirk Jane SongSarah StitesCaroline SydneyMarisa ThompsonChristin UrsoIsabel VazquezMichelle WangNina YanagisawaClaire Zhang

Form IVLaura BassJulia EnthovenMaggie Hood

“upper scHool awards

recognize scHolars, atHletes,

artists, Musicians and

servant leaders wHo Have

acHieved at a HigH level in

various endeavors during

tHe scHool year.

congratulations on a

successful scHool year to

all of our students. we are

proud of your efforts, your

cHaracter and of tHe woMen

you are becoMing.”

JoHn asHton

Head of Upper School at the Upper School

Awards Assembly last spring


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2010 – 2011Upper School Student Awards

History

The Nola Kenning History Award Trishla Jain

The Richard Lombardi –Magellan Award Madeline Burch, Julia Enthoven, Emily Frank, Kakay Halle, Katie Hebeler, Caroline Reppe and Tory Tarpley

21st Annual Essay Contest for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Finalists: Antonia Buban, Trishla Jainand An Rhiel WangSemi-Finalists: Antonia Buban, Taylor Freeman, Katelyn Hall, Trishla Jain, Samantha Pillsbury, Sarah Ridout, Margaret Rote, Clare Sakovich, Keely Timms and An Rhiel Wang

Linda Hankinson History Research Paper AwardEve Barclay“Crossing The Line: How The 1960’s Counterculture Was Influenced By 1950’s Rock and Roll”

Audrey Cockrum“Reduced, Retooled, and Repeated: The Transforming Role of Women in the 1950’s and Its Portrayal in Magazines”

Mollie Cowger“Renouncing the Poisoned Chalice: Nuremberg and The American Role in International Law”

Karen Lee “An Entrenched Chasm: Orientalism and American Ethnocentricity in Vietnam”

Christin Urso “Blowing Smoke: Racism and Propaganda as Weapons In the War on Drugs”

Michelle Wang “Creating a Master Race: The American Eugenics Movement at Home and Abroad in the Early 20th Century”

Annie Zhu“Not Just Your Average Joe: How the Soviet Nuclear Test Dropped a Huge Bomb on America’s Defense Strategy”

The SCHKRAM Award 1st place: Laura Roberts 2nd place: Emily Helm 3rd place: Rachel Sassella Honorable Mention: Anna Brito, Sally Choi, Mollie Cowger, Kay Dannenmaier, Trishla Jain, Emily Nguyen and Jennifer Qin

fine arts

The Bradley Voice Cup Taylor Lee

The Whittle Music Award Mackenzie O’Brien and Eko Suzuki

The Jenny Elkin Music Trophy Kaylee Wedderburn-Pugh

The Orchestra Award Jean Chien, Lily Kim and Vivian Ludford

The National Forensic League – John Earl Bowman Memorial Spirit Award Kay Dannenmaier and Julia Enthoven

Mass coMMunications

Excellence In Communication Design Award Meredith Gunn

Excellence In Journalism Award Katelyn Hall and Kristy Gudmundsson

MatHeMatics

The American Mathematics Competition Tian ‘Tina’ Tian 2011 American Invitational Mathematics Exam Participant The SIGMA Mathematics Award Sarah Axmann, Reed Eiseman, Lindsay Opoku-Acheampong, Tiffany Son and Keely Timms

The Esther B. Moody Trophy for Mathematics Tian ‘Tina’ Tian

The Richard Dubsky Excellence in Mathematics Award Laura Bass

outstanding students

The Hockaday School Service Award Briana August

The Idanelle McMurry Award Kristy Gudmundsson


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perforMing arts

The Dramatic Club Award Coco Brock, Alicia Crook and Samantha Pillsbury

The Nancy Loucks Memorial Award Briana August and Daniele Starfield

The Dance Trophy Madison Mayfield

residence departMent awards

The Boarder PinLeia Bacuyag, Eve Barclay, Roonhee Ko, Eugenia Padilla and Claire Zhang

Miss Morgan Trophy for the Home Department Lower Trent House

science

The Southern Methodist University Engineering Award Maille Radford

The Leslie Brennan Memorial Award in Biology Jean Chien and Maria Esper

The Science Department Book Awards Biology: Kay Dannenmaier, Katie Hebeler and Karen Lee Chemistry: Sarah Haemisegger and Tita Gonzalez Peña Physics: Meredith Gunn, Ely Lin and Sarah RidoutEnvironmental Science: Allie Heck

The Black Hole of Physics Award Laura Bass

The Erik Jonsson Prize Clare Sakovich

The Master’s Science Prize Margaret Rote

visual arts

The Hockaday Collection Purchase Awards In Ceramics: Margaret RoteIn Photography: Kakay HalleIn Studio Art: Vivian Ludford

The Joan Folsom Award for Outstanding Contribution in Art Ceramics: Sarah Axmann, Coco Brock, Antonia Buban, Neha Gangasani and Margaret RotePhotography: Meredith Menache Visual Arts: Morgan Bufkin, Karen Chen, Meredith Gunn and Emily Satinsky

The Brandy Bowen Memorial Painting Award Katharine Lin

The Rhode Island School of Design Annual Art Award Emily Satinsky

world languages

Marguerite B. Grow Latin Trophy Alex Foote

Vergil Prize Michelle Tsai

Dé Rérum Naturá Award Sarah Simmons

National Latin Exam Book Award Sarah Alexander

The Orville Thorp Memorial Trophy for French Scholarship Marzia Zendali

The Claudine A. Shaner French Award Leila Safavi

The Dedication to French Award Alison Ku

The Most Promising French Student Award McKenna Gilliland, Mannhi Tran and Erin Turner

The Alison Blanchard Memorial Award Sally Choi, Catherine Gobran, Rachel Sassella and Sarah Stites

The Robbye Morrow Oram Spanish Cup Tita Gonzalez Peña, Tory Tarpley, Christin Urso and Lizzie Vamos

The Benito Juarez Award Hannah Cyr, Allie Kirchhofer, Jennifer Qin and Kathy Qiu

The Celia Cruz Spirit Award Giovanna Diaz, Megan Gross, Lee Moor and Nina Quirk

The Cervantes Prize Sarah Ridout

The Most Promising Chinese Student Maddie Gentry and Elizabeth Walker

The Academic Excellence in Chinese Award Elizabeth Cathcart and Hailey Winston

The Esteemed Helen Lorenz World Language Award Isabel Vazquez for French, Spanish and Latin

2010 – 2011 faculty awards

tHe ackerMan award for

cHaracter education

Dorothy Dickmann

tHe ackerMan award for

faculty Mentoring

George Hanlon

ellen HigginbotHaM rogers award

for faculty and staff

Stephanie Hazlewood Dees ’94 Steve Kramer, finalistJenni Stout, finalist

tHe JoHn killion MeMorial award

Pete Lohstreter


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Annual Reportof Gifts


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A Message from Bob Kaminski cHair, Hockaday board of trustees

Members of the Hockaday Community:

I think you would agree that the 2010–2011 academic school year was quite an exciting time for all of us in the Hockaday community. It was a year of transition, extraordinary giving and another step towards our Centennial Year in 2013–2014.

• In2010–2011,AnnualFundpledgesexceeded$2.2million,asfurtherevidenceofagenerousand engaged community responsive to the needs of the students and the School. This was accomplished with 99 percent of parents, 75 percent of faculty and staff and a remarkable 32.5 percent from our alumnae, in fact, the highest alumnae participation rate in Hockaday history.

• The2011HockadayParents’AssociationBenefitraisedmorethan$394,117totheElaHockaday Fund for Faculty Excellence.

• UndertheexcellentstewardshipofourInvestmentCommittee,theSchool’sendowmentrebounded from the financial crisis of 2009 and as of June 30, 2011 was just over $125.43 million, a substantial increase from June 30, 2010, when the endowment balance was $100.2 million.

The quiet phase of Hockaday’s upcoming campaign was not exactly quiet due to the announcement of several amazing gifts in support of financial aid, faculty excellence and the third floor science building expansion.

On November 1, 2010, we announced Kim Wargo would be the new Eugene McDermott Headmistress for the 2011–2012 school year. We welcome Kim, her husband Mark Cortez and daughter Ida to the Hockaday community. As we look forward to Kim’s leadership and vision carrying us into the next 100 years at Hockaday, we also pause to say farewell and thank you to Jeanne P. Whitman for her endless devotion and efforts to prepare Hockaday for this next century. Jeanne will be fondly remembered and greatly missed. Her accomplishments at Hockaday will be evident for years to come.

Finally, thank you for your continued support of Hockaday and all that it provides students and their families. Thank you for understanding the importance and critical need of supporting the Annual Fund, which contributes greatly to the annual cost of operating the School beyond what tuition alone can provide. Most importantly, thank you for your confidence and trust in allowing Hockaday the opportunity of educating your daughters.

Sincerely,

Bob KaminskiChair, 2009–2011Hockaday Board of Trustees


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2010 – 2011 Report of Gifts and Sources

endowMent and capital gifts

endowMent gifts

General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,750Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120,705Faculty Salaries/Professional Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,419,325

total endowMent gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,553,780

capital gifts

Capital Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $360,971Other Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,368

total capital gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $377,339

total endowMent and capital gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,931,119

current operations

Includes the Annual Fund

Parents* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,177,754

Alumnae. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $578,965Parents of Alumnae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $167,513Grandparents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $135,255Faculty and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,373Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,245Foundations, Corporations and Organizations**

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $91,620

total current operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,186,725

sources of gifts

Parents* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,551,025

Alumnae. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,924,285Parents of Alumnae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $205,613Grandparents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $503,356Faculty and Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,542Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $84,883Foundations, Corporations and Organizations**

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $817,140

total sources of gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,117,844

* $137,337 from parents who are also alumnae is counted on the parents line.** Includes gifts from individuals made through family foundations and corporations.

total aluMnae giving

Includes alumnae who are also parents or faculty/staff, matching gifts and self-directed foundation gifts.

Current Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $769,502Capital Giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,382,320

total aluMnae giving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,151,822

2010 – 2011 operating budget

revenuezzz Tuition & Fees: 71%zzz Endowment Draw: 14%zzz Annual Giving: 6%zzz Other Revenue: 5%zzz Bookstore & Laptops: 4%

expenseszzz Salaries and Benefits: 76%zzz Plant Operations, Security & Maintenance: 10%zzz Instructional Supplies & Activities: 6%zzz Bookstore & Laptops: 3%zzz Summer School: 3%zzz Food Service: 2%

Figures are for Annual and Capital Gifts and Payments received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.

donor levels

Hockaday Circle Council ........................................$50,000 + Patron .....................$25,000 – $49,999 Member ...............$10,000 – $24,999Jade ..........................................$5,000 – $9,999Green & White ..........$3,000 – $4,999Plaid ........................................$1,500 – $2,999Daisy ...........................................$500 – $1,499Donor ....................................................$1 – $499


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The 1913 Society

Carla Worsham Adams* ’34JC

Bette Lou Albert* ’47JC

Brooke Stollenwerck Aldridge* ’73

Elisabeth Milkes Applbaum ’01

Oteka Little ’57 and Jerry Ball

Henrie Jo Rubenstein Barth ’54

Houston Trippe Bateson* ’37

Nancy Hunter ’75 and Peter Beck

Patricia Huckins Beckman ’43

Priss Benbow ’79

Victoria McElhaney Benedict ’87

Ann Priddy Bentley ’73

Anita Craddock Bigger* ’45JC

Janice Blackburn

Kalita Beck Blessing ’77

Susan and William Block

Raynette and Ned Boshell

Belmore Hicks Bridgford ’50

Mims Brinker ’47JC

Bonnie Bromfield

Robert H. Browning*

Dorothy Bruton* ’42

Evie and Geoff Butler

Mary Munger ’47 and Clif * Cassidy

Gloria and Carlyle Chapman

Mary Thuss Cheney* ’61

Rita Crocker Clements ’49

Anna Brelsford Coiner ’62

Kelly and Brock Compton

Mary and Dick Covington

Betty Taylor Cox ’52JC

Marjorie and Fred G. Currey

Elizabeth Schoellkopf Dal Piaz ’91

Flake Daniel*

Toni Merrill Davis ’54

Peggy Simmons Dear ’58

Darleene White DeLee ’49

Charron Ramsey Denker ’53

Talley Dunn ’86

Gano Scurry Ehlers ’66

Yvonne Emish* ’51JC

Bess and Ted Enloe

Jeannette* and William B.* Eppler

Pat Finley Fallin ’59

Regen Horchow Fearon ’80

Joan Folsom ’48

Irene Stalcup Forero ’85

Kathryn Walker Francis ’94

Carol M. Frankenfield*

Mary and Al Gitelman

Pat Murphy Godbold ’42JC

Billie Jo Whipple ’53 and Joe Graves

Ida Green*

Judy Dalton Greene

Rosalind Redfern ’59 and Arden Grover

Barbara Dunbar Hailey ’62

Nancy Strauss ’68 and Jeremy Halbreich

Eleanor Hamric ’59

Pinta Huff Harris* ’20

Trudy Vars* ’43 and Edward* Harris

Elizabeth Cullum Helfrich ’98

Anne Hunter ’45JC and Edward Hill

Holly Hill ’56

Nancy and Jim Hoak

Marguerite Steed Hoffman

Bethany Elliott Holloway ’98

Sally Polk* ’57 David G. Howard

Caroline Rose Hunt ’39

Ailsa Heard Hurley ’94

Mary Ann Jackson ’49 ’51JC and Ed Hyde

Fran and Don Jackson

Carole Bond ’69 and Chris Jordan

Claudia Kepler*

Mary Ella Ownby* ’52 and Rollin King

Suzanne Hofmann King ’54

Louise Lamm* ’41JC

Charles E. Lattimore, Jr.*

Liza and Will Lee

Sue and Doug* Maclay

Constance Brooks Malm ’43

Janet Shields ’73 and Tim Maloney

Betty Gray Mann* ’45JC

Wendy and Stanley Marsh

Katherine Mathes ’97

Sallie McCutcheon ’57

Cynthia Tally ’59 and David McDonald

Janie Strauss ’72 and Cappy McGarr

Ann Hubbard McIntyre ’74

Idanelle McMurry*

Constance Melrose ’72

Dorothy Thompson Merritt* ’42JC

Debra Doss Miller

Ruth Lindley* ’41 and Addison P.* Moore

Nettie Doscher More* ’39

Jean Allen Morgan ’52

Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney

Paula and Jon Mosle, Jr.

Mary O’Boyle ’70

Patricia M. Patterson ’57

Nancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson

Sonia Topletz Philipson ’51JC

Rosemary Pond*

Kate Hoak Power ’90

Pat and Michael Prentiss

David Purcell

Judy Walker Renick ’54

Gertrude Windsor Richardson* ’36

Katherine Rogers Roberts ’89

Ellen Higginbotham Rogers ’59

Margaret Jennings Rubi ’68

Becky Butler ’71 and Morin Scott

Lyle Foster Scovell ’97

Peggy and Carl Sewell

Nancy Perkins ’51 and George Shutt

Marlene and Richard Sipes

Bonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith

Andrea and Larry Smith

Caro Alexander Stalcup ’57

Lucy D. Steere ’69

Amy Rhodes Stephenson ’80

Judi and Glenn Stewart

Jackie Miller ’68 and Peter Stewart

Bettye Lunn Stocks ’54

Lindsley Harris ’69 and Smokey Swenson

Betty Olmsted Taylor ’54

Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and Stewart Thomas

Joan Mulcahy Thompson ’54

Louise Tice

Lorna Lee Wagner*

Jeanne P. Whitman

Alinda Hill Wikert ’66

Frances Montgomery* ’40 and

Bryan* Williams

Kendall Burney Wilson ’82

Susan B. Wise* ’61

Nan Works ’71

Harriet Lang Worsham* ’32

Julia Yang ’94

Trea and Richard Yip

And those who wish to remain anonymous* Denotes Deceased

The 1913 Society recognizes alumnae, parents and friends of Hockaday who have notified us that they have made a provision for the School in their estate plans.


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The Heritage SocietyA Lifetime Commitment to Giving

The Edward & Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation Helma and Edward Ackerman Paula Ackerman Menendez ’87 Samantha Ackerman Simons ’91 P’21 ’24 Ruth and Kenneth AltshulerKim and Charles Anderson Thalia Sarris Banowsky ’82 P’12 Henrie Jo Rubenstein Barth ’54 Jack W. Bartholow, Jr.*

Dan BassHong and Jim Bass P’11 Richard D. Bass FoundationNell Orand ’48 and Henry* Beck, Jr.Ann Priddy ’73 and Rhett Bentley P’12 Bickel & Brewer FoundationLucy Crow ’71 and Henry BillingsleyKalita Beck Blessing ’77 Christi and Sherwood Blount Callan Blount ’02 Shannon Blount ’99 Caroline Boeckman ’79 Elizabeth Mayer ’50 and Duncan* BoeckmanLaura Berry ’79 and Dan BoeckmanAnn Bower ’67 Skye and Bill Brewer P’15 ’20 Jane Holland Browning* ’49 Marian and George BryanDorothy Reid ’76 and Russell Budd P’12 Pam Harris Busbee ’69 Susan and Stephen Butt P’15 The Effie and Wofford Cain FoundationNatalie and Wilson Chu P’16 The Clements FoundationRita Crocker Clements FoundationRita Crocker ’49 and Bill* ClementsThe Communities Foundation of TexasKelly and Brock ComptonThe Constantin FoundationMary McDermott Cook ’71 Marilyn Ray ’47 and Leo* CorriganMary and Dick Covington Don Crook P’11 Kathy and Harlan Crow P’21 Margaret Doggett ’37 and Trammell* CrowMarjorie and Fred Currey Linda and Bill Custard Dallas Bankers AssociationThe Dallas FoundationHannah Seeger Davis*

Helen Buchanan Davis ’71 Averille Browning ’73 and Stewart DawsonArlene and John DaytonJoseph M. Dealey, Jr.Joseph M. Dealey, Jr. Foundation

Peggy Simmons Dear ’58 The Decherd FoundationMaureen and Robert DecherdRachael and Bob Dedman P’19 ’21 Paula Rupe Dennard ’44 F.W. and Bessie A. Dye FoundationSusan Northrup ’66 and Linc EldredgeJames L. Embrey*

Bess and Ted EnloeTucker Ford ’79 and Richard Enthoven P’11 Jeannette* and William* Eppler Gail Orand Ewing ’50 Fayez Sarofim & Co.Regen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon P’11 ’20 ’20 Fidelity Charitable Gift FundFidelity FoundationE. E. Fogelson and Greer Garson Fogelson Charitable FoundationDana Bourgeois French P’11 Michael French P’11 Wanda and Richard Gass P’11 Ida Green EstateThe Cecil and Ida Green FoundationStirling Pitman ’64 and Ralph GreenleeMiriam and Burton* GrossmanRosalind Redfern ’59 and Arden Grover, and Rosson Grover Kathy and Peter Gudmundsson P’11 ’17 Nancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 The Haggar Corporation FoundationThe J. M. Haggar, Jr. Family FoundationIsabell and Joe Haggar, Jr.Michelle and Houston Hall P’18 The Houston and Michelle Hall FoundationStevan HammondPinta Huff Harris* ’20 Betty Jo* and Jess HayThe Thomas O. and Cinda Hicks FoundationCinda and Tom Hicks P’12 Elizabeth* and Joseph L.* Higginbotham The Lyda Hill FoundationLyda Hill ’60 Margaret Hunt Hill*

The Hillcrest Foundation founded by Mrs. W. W. Caruth, Sr.The Hoak FoundationNancy and Jim HoakThe Hoblitzelle FoundationThe Hockaday School Alumnae AssociationThe Hockaday School Parents’ AssociationThe Hoffman Family FoundationMarguerite Steed and Robert K.* Hoffman P’13

The Horchow Family Charitable TrustCarolyn* and Roger HorchowKathryn Boeckman Howd ’75 H. L. Hunt Charitable Foundation TrustMary Ann Jackson ’49 ’51JC and Ed HydeThe JHB Family FoundationJordan Family Foundation Carole Bond ’69 and Chris Jordan Louise Corrigan ’35 and Edwin* Jordan Anne Jordan Logan ’63 Susan and Bob Kaminski P’14 Trink and Larry KeenerRollin W. King The Kline Family FoundationCaren and Peter KlineJoyce and Larry LacerteLee Foundation, SingaporeLaura and Eddie Lee P’14 Liza and Will LeeCarrie and Craig LeveringLomas Financial CorporationThe W. P. and Bulah Luse FoundationAnn and Cary MaguireMarathon Oil CompanyJeffrey A. MarcusNancy C. MarcusStanley Marcus*

Anne Windfohr ’56 and John MarionCharlene Cline ’62 and Tom MarshThe Frederick and Mildred Mayer Foundation Sally Horchow ’88 and Christopher McCauleySallie McCutcheon ’57 The Eugene McDermott FoundationMargaret McDermottJanie Strauss ’72 and Cappy McGarrSuzanne Perot ’82 and Patrick McGeeMegan and Casey McManemin The Meadows FoundationNancy Albertini and Steve MetzgerMaryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos P’14 Lynn and Presley Mock P’13 Estates of Ruth Lindley* ’41 and Addison P. Moore*

Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney P’13 ’13 Paula and Jon Mosle, Jr. The Harry S. Moss FoundationNancy Perot Mulford ’78 Lyn and John Muse Charlie NearburgDana NearburgJudy Austin ’60 and Tommy NeuhoffLydia and Dan Novakov

The Heritage Society honors those who have contributed $100,000 or more cumulatively to the School.


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The O’Boyle FamilyMary O’Boyle ’70 Pamela and Mark Okada P’14 ’18 The Ownby Family Mary Ella Ownby King* ’52 Claire Dewar ’75 Molly Dewar Froelich ’79 Claire Ownby Benners* ’47 Dee Ann and Marshall Payne Elizabeth H. Penn*

Katherine and Bob PennNancy Penn ’41 and Jack PensonThe Perot FoundationPerot Investment CompanySarah and Ross Perot, Jr.Margot and Ross Perot, Sr.Sonia Topletz ’51JC and Herman* Philipson, Jr.Jeanne and David* Phillips P’11 Roxanne and Gene Phillips Jan Rymer ’60 and Bob PickensPat and Michael Prentiss Paige Prentiss Coulman ’92 Kennedy Prentiss ’99 The Priddy FoundationDiane and Hervey PriddyKathryn and Ashley H.* PriddyRuby Norwood* ’42 and Robert PriddyThe Vin Prothro FamilyHoward Rachofsky Marcia and Bill RafkinCarolyn Perot ’86 and Karl RathjenKatherine Perot Reeves ’89

The Ralph B. Rogers FoundationEllen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard RogersLizzie Horchow ’82 and Dan Routman P’12 ’16 The Rupe FoundationMary Jane and Frank RyburnNancy and David* SandsLinda and Arthur SarrisClifton Lingo* ’28 and Wilson* Schoellkopf, Sr. Jan and Wilson Schoellkopf, Jr.Peggy and Carl SewellJacquelin Sewell ’99 Janet Spencer ’59 and Lewis ShawNancy Perkins ’51 and George ShuttBonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith Debby and Webb SpradleyJudi and Glenn Stewart P’16 ’19 ’19 Rebecca and Richard Szelc P’15 The Anne Burnett and Charles Tandy FoundationAnne Burnett Tandy*

Camille and Spencer* TaylorDebra and John* ThompsonTrevino Family FoundationClaudia and Lee TrevinoFallon Browning ’77 and Robie VaughnThe Mary Jane and William Voute Foundation, Inc.E. Paul & Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Inc.Betty Priddy Walker ’69

Courtney Wang P’11 and The Wang FoundationDonna and John Watters P’11 Jeanne Price Whittenburg* ’53 Katsy and James Whittenburg IIIAlinda Hill ’66 and Jim WikertElizabeth Manget* ’28 and Edward A.* WilliamsonMary Lou and Steven Wilmeth Cathy Wilmeth Taylor ’92 Jennifer Wilmeth Keller ’96 Melissa Wilmeth Iraniparast ’98 Kendall Burney Wilson ’82 P’11 ’15 and Diane King HughesMelinda and Steve WinnMimi Mason Wood ’57 Nan Works ’71 and Stephen LearyNina Works ’65 Harriet Lang* ’32 and Irion* WorshamTrea and Richard YipSally Taylor ’53 and Barney YoungAngela and Scott Zashin



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Volunteer Leadership2010 – 2011annual fund leadersHip

Pat and Trey GumMelinda Foster SellersParent Division Co-Chairs

Caroline and Rick O’BrienUpper School Parent Chairs

Rajani Kapu ’90 and Russ HadenResidence Parent Chairs

Deborah and David MichelMiddle School Parent Chairs

Staci and Jeff MankoffMiddle School New Family Chairs

Becky Miller ’88 and Bruce WartellLower School Parent Chairs

Holly and Carlos Gonzalez Peña Lower School New Family Chairs

Allison Campfield Taten ’89Alumnae Division Chair

Bethany Elliott Holloway ’98Alumnae Leadership Giving Chair

Louise F. Eiseman ’47Grandparent Chair

Leslie Melnick ’74 and Bryan DiersParents of Alumnae Chairs

Stephanie RhodusFaculty and Staff Chair

2010 – 2011annual fund aluMnae leadersHip giving coMMittee

Kathryn Walker Francis ’94Alumnae Association President Bethany Elliott Holloway ’98Alumnae Leadership Giving Chair

Devon Alder ’98Vicki Michaelis Bartholow ’68Jennifer Hazlewood Cronin ’90Landy Elliott Fox ’92Kathryn Walker Francis ’94Jamie Porter Gaunt ’87Fallyn Gray ’01Elizabeth Cullum Helfrich ’98Courtney Elliott Itson ’94Barbara Bass Moroney ’75Isabell Novakov ’98Maria Martineau Plankinton ’83Pam Hudnall Quarterman ’72Jenniffer Self ’96Candace Campbell Swango ’84Martha Maclay Sweezey ’75Allison Campfield Taten ’89

2010 – 2011annual fund parent volunteers

pre-kindergartenTracey and Larry Roach, ChairsCarrie and Marshall PhaneufJakki and Terry Thomas Anne and Ethan Underwood

kindergarten/priMerPaige and Monty Montgomery, ChairsMayda and Steve ArmendarizJennifer and Brian Emanuelson Kristi and Ron HoylChristine and Joseph LannersKim and John Loftus

first gradeLindsay and Matthew Marchant, ChairsCarol and Mark GogliaKimberly and Neelesh MehendaleDawn and Mark StoutMelanie and Shane SumrowSherri and Glenn Thurman

second grade Kloe and Cy Barcus, ChairsAmy and Kent AftergutLeDee and Bill SachsBeth and Paul Savoldelli

Maureen and Pablo WangermannAmy and Les WareMegan and Brady Wood Tina and Dale Wright

tHird grade Carrie and Steven Becker, ChairsChristine and Bruce Fraser Margaret and Barry HancockAmy and Kevin LaDue Allyson and Hays Lindsley Karin and Mickey Quinones Katherine and William Roberts Shannon and Jodie Thompson Jane Sung and Mike Walsh

fourtH gradeAna Katherine and Gene Curry, ChairsKanika and Vinay Jain Alyssa and Keith MartinTosha and Ken MayCarolyn and Charlie NaileShanon and Craig Schwimmer Julie and David Vaughn

fiftH gradeLisa and David Genecov, ChairsPatty and Mike DoreyLisa and Joe ForbessElizabeth and Jacob GinsbergTeresa and Bryan Neal Lisa and Steven Zimmerman

sixtH gradeJulia Simon and Bernard Shaw, ChairsPearl and Cleon Bennett Tamara and David Campbell Valerie and Randy ColsonChristine and Bruce Fraser Anita and Jeff Fuller Zoe and Todd HartShawna and Tom NesbittCandace and Wes Williams

seventH gradeLucinda and Barry Buford, ChairsJennifer and Matt Beshears Kelly and Herb BufordCricket and Lee BurtonRuth Bakal and Michael Cohen Gigi and Jim LancasterAnnette Bamberger-Perkins and Steve PerkinsBelinda and Thomas ReederTherese and Chris RourkSarah and Russell WeinbergKatherine and Bruce WinsonMichelle and Peery Wood


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eigHtH gradeMelissa and George Lamb, ChairsManju and Radha BandarpalleKaren and Allen Bell Nancy and Darryl BurkeRebecca and Jack GoetzSue and Steve Haley Wendy and Edward King Bradleigh and Glen LeBlancLara and Cliff McCrary Janet and Kevin Pollari Margie and Mike Smith Carolyn and Wingate Sung Pam and Bob TeeterMaria Wang and Yang Zhong

forM iLisa and Martin Silver, ChairsDiane Wilson BradshawBailey and Brett BroughtonSharon and Scott CharltonDidi and Kent Coker Joyce and Mike Ernst Cindy and Scott FreemanHeather and Chris Gilker Mary Kay and Larry Guevel Margaret and Barry HancockDenise Kimberling-Jones and Tom Jones

Jennifer and Tom KarolAggie and Kevin Landry Victoria Kieu-Trinh Dao and Thang LeLaura and Eddie Lee Alicia and Ed LoveBetsy and Scott Matheson ChoyLeng and Robert ScottSarah and John Wechsler

forM iiNancy and Michael Goldberg, ChairsBeth and Mark AndersonLaura and Doug ArcherShelby and Nell Bush Maria and Brent DauShannon and Sam Gilliland Grace-anne and David GreenblattTania and Kevin Hardage Sylvia and Michael HoodToni and Chad Lacerte Pam and Matt MattinglyLynn and Presley MockIrene and Peter Muturi

forM iiiJenna and Seth Woodberry, ChairsBetsy and Richard Eiseman Sharon and Steve FolsomShareen and Pat Grayson Carmen and Michael Gross Mary Blake and Will Montgomery Yinka and Akin Ogendipe Leslie SheltonKathy and Tom StitesDaphne and David Sydney

forM ivCarole Smith and Mike Gayler, ChairsMichelle and Charles Bufkin Wanda and Richard Gass Gina and Doug Gunn Cheryl and John Hall Loretta and Rusty Hunt Louise and John Kee Debra Miller Barb and Peter Mitchell Elizabeth and Peter Moir Chanda and Dinesh Parbhoo Kathy and Grant Wall

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The Annual Fund campaign for parents concluded prior to Thanksgiving 2010 with parents contributing $1,177,754. The Annual Fund, which kicks off every August, supports the everyday needs of the School.


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Curiosity“Young students have a natural curiosity about the world around them. In Lower School, teachers are asked ‘why’ on a regular basis, and we encourage the girls to research their own questions and to share their problem solving methods.”

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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Courtney Wang P’11 l

Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Skye and Bill Brewer P’15 ’20 l Kathy and Harlan Crow P’21 l Tiffany and Mark Cuban P’22 Rachael and Bob Dedman P’19 ’21 l Kelli and Jerry Ford P’22 Wanda and Richard Gass P’11 l Nancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 l Pamela and Mark Okada P’14 ’18 l Amanda and Brint Ryan P’19 ’23 ’24 l

Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar P’20 ’21 Kloe and Cy Barcus, Jr. P’21 ’23 Barb and Todd Bluedorn P’12 ’14 Susan and Stephen Butt P’15 l Regen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon P’11 ’20 ’20 l Lisa and David Genecov P’18 l Mona and Bill Graue P’15 ’19 l Kristi and Wallace Hall P’12 l Cinda and Tom Hicks P’12 l Mary and Mark Hurley P’22 ’23 Kanika and Vinay Jain P’11 ’19 l Susan and Bob Kaminski P’14 l Hyemoon Hong and Daeseop Kim P’14 Melissa and George Lamb P’15 ’17 Staci and Jeffrey Mankoff P’18 l Megan and Casey McManemin P’15 ’17 l Leslie and Nick Merrick P’13 Maryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos P’14 l Beverly and Joe Rodriguez P’14 Lizzie Horchow ’82 and Dan Routman P’12 ’16 l Melinda F. Sellers P’14 l Rebecca and Richard Szelc P’15 l Anne and Van Taylor P’23 ’24 Nicole and John Weeldreyer P’21 ’22

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Hong and Jim Bass P’11 l Mita and Kushal Basu P’12 l Tamara Rorrie ’86 and David Campbell P’17 l Carolyn and Nelson Clayshulte P’12 Didi and Kent Coker P’14 l Susan and Chris Cooper P’16 ’22 l

Shirley and Stuart Crow P’14 ’20 l Julia and Tim Danklef P’15 Molly and Gregg Engles P’23 Tucker Ford ’79 and Richard Enthoven P’11 l Joyce and Mike Ernst P’11 ’14 l Sharon and Steve Folsom P’12 ’17 l Dawn and Toby Grove P’23 Michelle and Houston Hall P’18 l Stephanie Glickman ’86 and Eric Harmon P’21 l Elizabeth and Jeffrey Jaynes P’17 Rajani Kapu ’90 and Russ Haden P’23 l Elizabeth and Fehmi Karahan P’12 l Jennifer and Tom Karol P’14 l Suzanne and Henry Kim P’14 Judy and Randy Kirby P’15 Ward Lay P’18 Cindy and Alex McGeoch P’14 ’16 ’16 l Barbara and Ric Middlekauff P’16 Barb and Peter Mitchell P’11 l Lynn and Presley Mock P’13 l Soo Jin Cha and Keong Sub Moon P’12 ’15 Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney P’13 ’13 l Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l Maura and Patrick Neligan P’12 l Janet and Kevin Pollari P’15 l Beth and Paul Savoldelli P’21 Ann and Rick Smith P’16 Judi and Glenn Stewart P’16 ’19 ’19 l Allison Campfield ’89 and Mike Taten P’22 l Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and Stewart Thomas P’11 l Sherri and Glenn Thurman P’22 Joe Urso P’12 l Jane Sung and Mike Walsh P’20 l Marilyn and Ben Weber P’11 l Jenna Brasch ’82 and Seth Woodberry P’12 ’15 ’20 ’24 l In Hee Lee and Sueng Yool Yoon P’13

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Amy and Kent Aftergut P’21 ’23 Carrie Moore ’89 and Steven Becker P’20 l Ann Priddy ’73 and Rhett Bentley P’12 l Susan and Brett Blakey P’12 l Marsha and Michael Brito P’12 Bailey Ann Simms ’86 and Brett Broughton P’14 Sara and Jackie Burke P’13 l Nell Fullinwider ’83 and Shelby Bush P’13 ’16 ’18

Amber and Travis Carter P’22 Cynthia and Greg Cathcart P’13 Christina and Kendall Cotten P’14 Don Crook P’11 l Laura Starks and Joe Dannenmaier P’12 l Vaishali and Samir Deshpande P’13 ’17 Susan and Gregory Echt P’24 Rebecca Enloe ’85 and Barron Fletcher P’16 l Lisa and Joe Forbess P’16 ’18 l Amity and Keith Gillespie P’14 Pat and Trey Gum P’19 ’20 ’22 l Sue and Steve Haley P’15 l Buffie and Andrew Halle P’11 l Mary Lynn and Christopher Hanna P’23 Tania Regard ’82 and Kevin Hardage P’13 l Edith W. Hill P’11 Marguerite Steed Hoffman P’13 l Tina and Ed Johnson P’21 ’22 Debra and Lyndon Johnson P’12 l Ellen and Bill Katz P’19 ’21 l Louise and John Kee P’11 l Hee Son and Jin Il Kim P’11 Kay Lay P’18 Shashi Dharma and Mike Mahatma P’11 l Joanie and Donald McNamara P’16 l Anna and Brad McPhail P’18 ’23 l Deborah and David Michel P’15 l Debra Doss Miller P’11 l Daniel Naor P’16 Vinita and Muktesh Pant P’14 Holly and Carlos Gonzalez Peña P’12 ’14 l

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green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999), continuedKaren Sheinberg ’84 and Richard Pollock P’18 l Cristie Columbus and Clayton Roberts P’12 l Katherine Rogers ’89 and William Roberts P’20 l Kristy and Victor Sahm P’19 l Samantha Ackerman ’91 and Jay Simons P’21 ’24 l Dawn and Mark Stout P’22 Joan Liu and Walter Taylor P’16 l Cindy and Ed Timms P’11 l Amy and Les Ware P’21 Donna and John Watters P’11 l Stacey and Randy Wilkins P’13 Sharon and Kneeland Youngblood P’12 ’14 l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Thalia Sarris Banowsky ’82 P’12 l Ann and Patrick Beytagh P’14 Heather and Mark Blinn P’14 ’17 l Lawrence Bock P’12 l Susan Foreman and Chad Brown P’24 Lucinda and Barry Buford P’16 Christie and Joseph Cahoon P’22 ’24 XiaoJuan Gu and XiaoWei Cheng P’14 Lacey and Kevin Cloud P’14 Ruth Bakal and Michael Cohen P’16 l Kimberley Elting and Stewart Cohen P’17 ’19 l Carla and Greg Courtwright P’23

Susan and Walter Cowger P’12 l Ana and Eugene Curry P’19 l Kerri and James Davis P’15 Yvette Ostolaza and Peter Dewar P’21 Patty and Mike Dorey P’13 ’18 l Melissa and Brent Dyer P’14 Betsy Reed ’84 and Richard Eiseman P’12 l Leslie Whittenburg ’83 and Wicky el-Effendi P’12 l Tammy and Josh Feferman P’18 Karen and Bob Foster P’21 Kathryn Walker ’94 and Jim Francis P’24 l Richard Freling P’12 l Shannon and Sam Gilliland P’13 l Karen and Jeffrey Gladden P’16 Rebecca and Jack Goetz P’15 l Nancy Hochstim ’83 and Michael Goldberg P’13 l Amanda Urschel ’84 and Robert Goldstein P’12 l Amy and Danny Gow P’12 l Grace-anne and David Greenblatt P’13 ’16 l Carmen and Michael Gross P’12 ’17 l Joy Ji and Yong Han P’18 Holly Harris ’85 and Kye Harris P’22 Zoe and Todd Hart P’17 Jennifer and Steven Harvey P’13 l Pilar and Jay Henry P’17 l Linda and Phil Hodgson P’18 Anne Dougherty-Hogg and Bill Hogg P’18 Janet and Tom Horton P’12 Kristi and Ron Hoyl P’23 Wendy and Minyen Hwang P’15 Becky and Marlin Jackson P’24 Michelle and Darriel Johnson P’23 Tiffany and Wade Jones P’18 ’20 Mary Ruth and Kevin Keough P’17 Ann and Kirk Killian P’19 Julie and David Kim P’15 ’19 l Joanne and Justin Kim P’17 Nan and John Kirchhofer P’11 l Diana and Thomas Klein P’17 Neelima and Rahim Kurji P’24 Tami and Clay LaGrone P’22 Amy and Charles LaDue P’20 l Michelle Morgan ’87 and Bill Lockhart P’22 l Shannon and Hans-Jacob Lund P’13 Jane and Mike MacAdams P’15 Elizabeth Enloe ’86 and Michael Malakoff P’15 ’16 ’21 l Elizabeth and Darin McNeil P’23 Paige and Monty Montgomery P’23 Minda and Gary Moor P’14 l Caroline and Rick O’Brien P’14 ’14 ’16 ’20 l Lyssa Orchid and D’Arcy Young P’20 l

Natalie and Geoffrey Osborn P’11 l Heather and Preston Paine P’17 l Eun Park P’14 Aeran and Max Park P’11 l Missy and Bill Payne P’14 l Jennifer and Alan Peppard P’19 ’19 l Jeanne Phillips P’11 l Hilary and Mike Pluemer P’18 Jane Liu and Chuan Qin P’12 Carol and Rob Reifsnyder P’14 Darja and Mark Rich P’13 Jennifer and Robert Ridout P’11 l Tracey and Larry Roach P’23 ’24 Carrie and Ryan Robinson P’15 ’19 l Therese and Chris Rourk P’16 ’19 Cary-Elisa Briggle ’83 and Bobby Rubarts P’19 l Tiffany Borlaug ’88 and John Rubi P’22 l Raheela Ashfaq and Hossein Saboorian P’14 l Michael Saboorian P’18 Meeta and Amar Sawla P’12 ’14 l Betty and Brian Schultz P’18 Shanon and Craig Schwimmer P’19 ’21 l Tricia Shimer P’20 Melissa and Brian Sipes P’18 ’20 l Gretchen Champion and Paul Staveteig P’23 Cheryl and Mark Strickland P’13 Daphne and David Sydney P’12 l Susan and Jay Tabor P’12 l Vaishali and Dinesh Thati P’21 Jakki and Terry Thomas P’18 ’20 ’24 Vineeta Salvi and Amit Walia P’14 l Becky Miller ’88 and Bruce Wartell P’20 ’23 l Carolyn and David Westberry P’13 l Stacie and Mark Whitley P’22 Elaine Whittaker P’15 l Jennifer and Tom Wilson P’13 Nancy Purse ’82 and Richard Winston P’13 l Sheryl and Alan Yonack P’15 Kang Hee Yoo and Se Han Yoon P’15 Joanne and Ming Zhang P’13 Rong Tang and Ruojian Zhang P’14

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Rehmat and Salim Adatia P’16 Anadil and Imran Afridi P’13 l Jennifer and John Agwunobi P’12 ’14 Melissa Thomas ’90 and Bret Allan P’21 l Beth and Mark Anderson P’13 l Mike Anderson P’14 Laura and Doug Archer P’13 ’16 l Mayda and Steve Armendariz P’23 Carroll and Kent Arnold P’16


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Angela and Moses Asom P’13 Jagathi Challagalla-Atluri and Rajesh Atluri P’16 Kelly and Jamie Bagnall P’19 l Kathryn and Robert Bagwell P’13 ’15 Jay Bailey P’21 Lori and David Baker P’15 Melissa and Will Balthrope P’17 l Manju and Radha Bandarpalle P’15 ’20 l Kim and Nevin Bannister P’19 William Banowsky P’12 Namrita and Munish Bansal P’19 l Alice Yang and Jim Bao P’12 Ray Barber P’12 l Lisa and Wayne Barger P’12 Anne and Rick Beard P’23 Sallie and Bradford Beck P’13 Marlyn and Mark Becker P’12 Karen and Allen Bell P’15 Maristella and Craig Bertram P’22 Jennifer and Matt Beshears P’16 Scott L. Blumenthal P’12 l Shirley and Matthew Bob P’23 Shelley and Doug Bracken P’21 Diane W. Bradshaw P’14 ’19 l Greta and Chuck Brodsky P’18 Lisa and Chuck Brown P’18 Lisa and Robert Buban P’11 l Dorothy Reid ’76 and Russell Budd P’12 l Belinda and Jim Buddrus P’12 l Glenda Bulger P’12 ’15 l Debbie and David Burch P’11 l Cricket and Lee Burton P’16 Jennifer Zhao and James Cai P’13 Claudia Calonne P’16 Donna and Rick Carlisle P’23 Marsha and Jim Carpenter P’11 l Ji Young Yoo and Eung Suk Cha P’15 Sharon and Scott Charlton P’14 ’16 l Sofia Gonzalez and Les Charron P’24 Pallavi and Deepak Chavda P’18 l Shannon Liu and Jeff Chen P’11 Lynn and Mark Chen P’13 Jane and Larry Chien P’22 Ginger and Ramsey Choucair P’13 Brent Christopher P’17 Squeaky and Paul Connolly P’21 ’23 Sherri and Tom Cook P’18 Lisa and Clay Cooley P’14 Yolanda and Harlan Cooper P’14 Erin and Lawson Copley P’21 Sandra and William Craig P’20 Leanna and Manny Cruz P’21 Jini and Peter Cyr P’12 l Lynsey and Jared Day P’21 Holly Deason P’12 Laura Dickens P’12 Gillian and Stephen Dixon P’18 Alison and David Elmquist P’13 l Jennifer Schoellkopf ’94 and Brian Emanuelson P’23 l Callie and Matthew Emery P’23 Angella and Blake Estess P’22 Nancy Gao and Lieyi Fang P’13

Melissa and David Finn P’18 Anne and Stephen Fitzpatrick P’16 ’18 Christine and Bruce Fraser P’17 ’20 l Cindy and Scott Freeman P’11 ’12 ’14 l Michael C. French P’11 Anita and Jeff Fuller P’17 ’18 l Martha and Matt Fuller P’12 Surekha and Aravind Gangasani P’11 Christine and Joseph Garcia P’12 Sandeep and Abhimanyu Garg P’15 l Carole and Mike Gayler P’11 Angie and Brian Gentry P’24 Jeff Giese P’11 l Heather and Chris Gilker P’14 Lisa and Larry Glasgow P’18 l Carol and Mark Goglia P’22 Michelle and Reggie Goldsmith P’17 l Christina and Richard Gonzalez P’22 Erlinda and Steve Goodman P’14 l Tasha and Nevin Grinnell P’21 ’24 Kathy and Peter Gudmundsson P’11 ’17 l Sue Gong and Honglin Guo P’18 l Rajashri Patil and Amit Guttigoli P’22 Laura and Thomas Hall P’19 l Joyce and Steve Hanson P’19 Jennifer and Eric Harrison P’18 Kimberly and Robert Hart P’18 ’20 ’22 l Pilar Bescos and Munir Hazbun P’15 l RuLan and Rick Hebeler P’11 l Ariana Viroslav ’87 and Michael Held P’17 ’20 l M.T. and Steve Helland P’11 l Sandy and Tom Herbelin P’14 l Alexis McCrossen and Adam Herring P’21 Sylvia and Michael Hood P’11 ’13 Robin and David Howard P’13 l Lisa and Brian Hurst P’15 ’18 l Trish and Bob Inselmann P’11 Lynnita and Craig Jessen P’15 Mei Tong and Lixin Jia P’16 ’17 Ling Hua and Xianping Jiang P’16 Laila and Shiraz Jivani P’20 l Debra and Whit Johnson P’12 l

Marie and Hugh Jones P’17 Lori and Bob Jones P’19 lShalini and Sanjay Joshi P’17 Jane and Randy Jurgensmeyer P’16 ’18 Patti and Paul Kane P’16 Kyung and Dong Kim P’13 Wendy and Edward King P’15 l Anne Kniffen P’13 l Peggy and Tom Knight P’11 ’17 l Lisa Zhang and Edwin Kong P’15 Martha and Michael Kornman P’20 l Tammy and Tom Lahutsky P’11 ’19 l Gigi Hill ’89 and Jim Lancaster P’16 l Kieu-Trinh Dao and Thang Le P’14 ’15 l Bradleigh and Glen LeBlanc P’15 ’17 Blair and Kirk Lechtenberger P’15 Laura and Eddie Lee P’14 l Susan Moon and Seog Lee P’11 Yin Hu and Wai Lee P’17 l Dianne and John Lefferts P’14 Qiuxin Yao and Jason Li P’12 Ying Hu and Jun-Sheng Li P’12 l Shari and Alan Lidji P’13 ’16 l Kathy and Jayson Limmer P’22 ’23 l Jessie and Lincoln Lin P’12 l Allyson and Hays Lindsley P’20 l Hattie Liu and Wenlian Zhang P’11 Kim and John Loftus P’23 Robin Stephens ’80 and John LoMonaco P’13 Alicia and Ed Love P’14 Beverly and Bill Lowry P’21 Almudena Bernardo San Juan and Helmuth Ludwig P’14 Karen and Mitch Magee P’12 ’14 Jill and Brent Magnuson P’18Deanna and Ward Mahowald P’17 l Ritu and Rajeev Malik P’15 ’24 Cinnamon and Richard Manley P’24 Robin Slater ’84 and Paul Martin P’14 l Jeri Fritz and Dick Massimilian P’14 Betsy and Scott Matheson P’14 Tosha and Ken May P’19 l


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daisy ($500 – $1,499), continuedTeresa and Eddie Mayfield P’11 ’15 l Kim and John McBride P’15 Lara and Cliff McCrary P’15 Rebecca and Ed McDaniel P’17 Mary Beth and Greg McKenna P’24 Kimberly and Neelesh Mehendale P’22 Susan and Larry Menache P’11 Tawn and Sean Merrill P’18 l Vivian and Ron Mielcarek P’13 Elizabeth Reid ’79 and Peter Moir P’11 l Kaysie and Harold Montgomery P’14 l Mary-Blake and Will Montgomery P’12 l Christine Muelsch P’12 Karin and Angel Muñoz P’15 Lyndee and David Myers P’12 Susan and Aiman Naguib P’14 Arax and Ramon Nazarian P’16 l Teresa and Bryan Neal P’13 ’18 l Judy and Perch Nelson P’15 Kim and Earl Nesbitt P’13 l Karen and Bruce Newsome P’22 Kathryn Koorenny and Bruce Nobles P’18 l Yinka and Akin Ogundipe P’12 l Hyunsook and Junghwan Oh P’13 Lisa and Fred Olden P’18 l Mary and Kirk Oliver P’12 l Jennifer and Todd Olson P’18 Sindhu Philip and Sanjay Oommen P’22 Cate and Geoffrey Orsak P’18 l Karen Whitaker and Clement Osimetha P’21 Linda and Kevin Page P’21 Elise Black ’85 and John Parteli P’22 ’24 l Liz and Bruno Pasquinelli P’13 ’16 Susie and Corry Payne P’13 l Annette and Steve Perkins P’16 l Grace Kan and Alexander Pertsemlidis P’18 l Carrie Johnson ’91 and Marshall Phaneuf P’21 ’24 l Gwyneth Lloyd and Robert Phelps P’11 l Laura and Brian Philips P’16 l Max Piccagli P’17 Lora Pickar P’19 Julie and Hermon Pon P’15 l Yu-Shang Poon Chang and Kwok Poon P’20 Susan Warden and Les Porter P’12 l Pam and Brad Porter P’13 l Sharon Chao and Billy Qiu P’13 Karin and Mickey Quinones P’20 l Joan and Ken Raff P’18 Anita Tarar and Jason Railsback P’24 Shikha Sethi and Ganesh Raj P’22 Neelam and Puneet Rakesh P’15 l Laura and Kenneth Randolph P’16

Radhika Ravula and Sridhar Ratakonda P’16 lBelinda and Thomas Reeder P’16 Shannon and Daryl Reese P’24 Peggy and Rod Reppe P’11 l Diane Gibby and Rod Rohrich P’19 l Anne and Chris Rote P’11 l LeDee Kidd ’87 and Bill Sachs P’16 ’17 ’21 l Maura and Peter Sakovich P’11 l Kerry and Joe Salatino P’14 l Suzanne Wada and Joseph Schaffer P’20 l Maria and Matthew Schindel P’19 ’21 Ed Schreibman P’13 Lulu and Robert Schwartz P’23 Margaret and Roderich Schwarz P’13 ’19 ’21 ChoyLeng and Robert Scott P’14 Deepti and Neeraj Sharma P’22 ’24 Bina and Shiv Sharma P’14 Julie and Frank Sheeder P’19 l John Shelton P’12 Fang Liu and Weifeng Shi P’18 Susan and Panos Shiakolas P’11 ’13 l Victoria and Greg Shinn P’11 l Pam and John Shultz P’15 Lynne and Andy Siegel P’15 ’17 Alicia and Matt Slay P’23 Elizabeth Ostrow ’86 and David Smith P’15 ’17 l Kate and Kevin Smith P’16 Jackie and Terry Smith P’12 ’14 LuAnn and George Snipes P’11 Shiela and Steven Son P’12 Mona and Keith Southerland P’11 l Lori Heape ’79 and Vance Sparks P’12 l Sandra and David Stallings P’17 ’21 l Cecelia and Dimitri Stein P’17 ’18 Laurie and Bruce Stevenson P’21 ’23 Kathy and Thomas Stites P’12 l Michelle and Juan Suarez P’18 l Amanda and James Tackett P’14 Debra Brennan Tagg and Paul Tagg P’24 Ling Zhang and Weike Tao P’14 Aisha and Mohammad Tariq P’16 l Gloria and George Tarpley P’11 l Kim and Ron Taussig P’16 l Johnyika and Jason Terry P’16 ’19 ’23 Jody Clarke and Scott Thompson P’13 l Mayra and Jeffrey Thompson P’12 l Shannon Saalfield ’89 and Jodie Thompson P’20 l Linda and Frederick Todd P’16 Sara Ren and James Tong P’14 Anne Shirley ’92 and Ethan Underwood P’24 l Padma and Balaji Uppalapati P’15

Debra and Terdema Ussery P’11 l Liz and Eric Van den Branden P’17 ’19 l Grace and Doug Vanesko P’18 l Bobbie and Andres Villareal P’14 l Maureen and Pablo Wangermann P’17 ’21 l Annette and Myron Watkins P’22 Sarah and John Wechsler P’14 l Dorothy Taliaferro ’78 and Ben Weil P’11 l Sarah and Russell Weinberg P’16 Arianne and Jim Welch P’23 Jill and John Westkaemper P’18 Claudia and Thomas Wikman P’18 l Jan and Don Williams P’14 April and John Willingham P’22 Mimi and Dan Wilson P’14 Kendall Burney Wilson ’82 P’11 ’15 l Katherine and Bruce Winson P’16 l Ann Whitley ’82 and David Wood P’18 l Michelle and Peery Wood P’16 Cathy and Jeff Wood P’11 l Megan Manser ’89 and Brady Wood P’21 l Jayne and Gene Wyszynski P’13 l Bin He and Yiqun Xie P’23 Anne Yager P’16 Hiromi and Masashi Yanagisawa P’12 l Amy and Gary Yeh P’14 Rebecca and Martin Zacarias P’15 l Laura and Pablo Zeballos P’24 Maria Wang and Yang Zhong P’15


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donor ($1 – $499)Lisa and Antoine Acklin P’20 l Rashna and Ashwani Agarwal P’13 l Jill and Philip Agnew P’15 ’23 l Madhu and Deepak Ahuja P’14 l Amalia and John Alban P’16 l Marzetta and Curtis Alexander P’11 l Kenny Almanza P’15 Pushpa and Sanjay Anand P’14 ’15 l Cindy Anderson P’14 l Pamalla and Craig Anderson P’14 Angelica and Leo Anguiano P’14 Karen Halsell and John Ashton P’21 Juliette Smith Aston ’81 P’14 l Laila Ayoub-Cortes P’13 Sivakami and Ramesh Balan P’12 l Susana Angulo and Luis Banck P’14 Amy and Matthew Banks P’15 l Debra Renee Barber P’12 Anna Sango and Andrew Barclay P’12 Masha G. Barsuk P’13 l Sunita and Ravi Batra P’18 Mindy and Jeff Baxter P’21 Paula Oetking ’78 and Timothy Beck P’15 l Lea and Steve Bishop P’11 l Suzie Blumenthal P’12 l Julie Philipson ’82 and Todd Boren P’15 l Terry and Shane Bourek P’13 ’15 l David R. Bradshaw P’14 ’19 April Bright P’15 l

Michelle Stephenson ’78 and Charles Bufkin P’11 l Kelly and Herb Buford P’16 Susan and David Buhner P’13 Nancy and Darryl Burke P’15 Carrie Shepperd Butler ’90 P’20 l Joy Chu and Zhuo Cai P’12 l Jeannie Caldwell P’15 Rebekah and Scott Calhoun P’13 ’16 l Jill and Michael Callahan P’21 Kayla and Marcus Camper P’14 Teffey and Rodney Carethers P’22 Lea and Chris Carroll P’11 Martha and Frank Castillo P’17 Carrie and Rey Chavez P’16 ’20 l Jenny Li and Hongsheng Chen P’21 Wendy Liaw and Chih-Hao Chien P’11 Hosoon Choi and Munok Hwang P’12 Lauren and Brian Choi P’16 Priya Varada and Deb Choudhury P’15 Alissa Christopher P’17 Natalie and Wilson Chu P’16 l Kim and Bob Clark P’14 l John Clendening P’17 l Amy and Evan Cohn P’12 ’14 l Valerie and Randy Colson P’17 l Ann and Brad Cope P’14 l Lynne Corsi P’14 l Angelia and Clifford Creeks P’15 l Mallory Maclay Creixell ’80 P’13 l Tommie and Mark Cromwell P’11 l Aparna and Clark Crosnoe P’23

Marie and David Crowe P’13 l Anne and Mike Crowe P’13 l Ferne and Rick Cruise P’14 l Nelly Cuenca P’19 l Maria McKinney ’82 and Brent Dau P’13 ’15 l Mona and Nilesh Dave P’23 ’23 Tricia Drum ’91 and Ken Davidson P’24 l Violet and Scott Deatherage P’13 Csilla and John Dennis P’12 l Nina DeVassal P’16 Sandy Diamond P’12 l Lara Guerra and Matthew Diaz P’12 ’15 l Merrimac and Richard Dillon P’11 l Aurelia and Catalin Dinulescu P’15 ’20 l Kelly and Cameron Doan P’19 l Judy and John Donovan P’21 Nanditha and Kumar Dronamraju P’18 Susan and Dodd Duvall P’18 ’21 l Suneese and Derek Eagleton P’23 Debbie Eichner P’13 Fran Eikenberg P’11 Chip Embrey P’17 l Susan and Scott Enriquez P’15 l Maria Delgado and Sergio Espinosa P’18 Kristi and David Estes P’22 Connie and Elias Fanous P’11 l Kathy and Jason Ferguson P’14 Courtney and Wortie Ferrell P’24 Kerrie and Ross Forbes P’20 Barnali Guha and Richard Framjee P’21 David Frank P’11


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donor ($1 – $499), continuedHilary Frank P’11 Laura Kalesnik and John Fundis P’18 l Jennifer and David Galardi P’17 Nancy and Rod Gatehouse P’11 l Laura and Kurt Geisler P’17 l Susan and Micheal Geist P’20 l Rhonda and David Gentry P’13 l Liz Georgoulis ’85 P’15 ’17 l Sigrid and Arno Gerken P’12 Lynne and Bill Gerlach P’11 l Lynn McKenna and John Ghaffarzadeh P’16 Mandy Ginsberg ’88 and Madhu Rajendran P’16 l Elizabeth and Jacob Ginsberg P’18 l Shannon Glowacki P’24 Meri Lynn and Brian Gobran P’13 America and Homero Gonzalez P’11 Fran and George Graffy P’15 l Shareen and Pat Grayson P’12 l Mary Kay and Larry Guevel P’14 l Gina and Doug Gunn P’11 ’13 l Karen and Brent Gunter P’16 Cheryl and John Hall P’11 Alan Harris P’12 l Beverly B. Harris P’18 l Kate Harris P’12 l LeRosa Harris P’14 Paula and Jeff Hayes P’12 l Ling Li and Bin He P’17 Shan He and Rong Fang P’13 Alexa Hutchison Heck ’78 P’12 l Bill Heck P’12 Karol and Freddie Henderson P’16

Chitra and Sudhi Herle P’14 l Alma Herrera P’18 Muriel and Steve Heusinger P’19 ’22 l Meei-Feng and Ray Heydari P’12 l Thao La and Thomas Hoang P’17 ’18 Randi and Jay Hofmann P’17 ’19 l Mary and Dan Horn P’13 l Patricia and Jerry Hosek P’13 l Dianne and Scott Howells P’13 Frances and Paul Hsu P’11 Philip Huber P’16 l Elizabeth Estess ’82 and Robert Hughes P’11 l Lynn Skipworth Hunt P’13 Achala Vadlamudi and Ravi Jakkampudi P’18 l Ed Jefferson P’11 l Margo Jefferson P’11 Ruth and Laird Johnson P’13 Margaret Jones Williams P’12 Denise Kimberling-Jones and Tom Jones P’14 ’17 l Khairunissa and Noorallah Jooma P’13 l Mini and Roy Joseph P’14 Jungseog Kang P’18 l Wilna and Pravaj Kanjanasim P’20 l Indu and Kirti Kapoor P’17 ’20 l Teresa and Tony Katsulos P’17 l Nicole and Gordon Keehn P’15 Carrie Kelleher P’19 Sheri Kennedy P’11 Amy Sanders ’86 and Kevin Kerber P’17 l Jueungeun Lee and Youngil Kim P’12 ’14 Patricia and James Kleckner P’16 Jennifer and John Knott P’14 l Jessica Kramer ’88 and Robert Sullivan P’18 l Marlyn Mayo ’82 and Dan Krampitz P’16 l Tricia and Wayne Ku P’11 l Sudha and Vijay Kumar P’12 Purnima and Sumit Kumar P’17 l Toni and Chad Lacerte P’13 l Jennifer and Fritz Lake P’17 l Donald Lamotthe P’12 ’14 Kim Lamotthe P’12 ’14 Aggie and Kevin Landry P’14 ’19 l Christine and Joseph Lanners P’19 ’23 l Sandra and Jose Lares P’14 Cecilia Tran and Tam Le P’11 l Emily Cates and Donald Lee P’20 l Michelle and Steven Levine P’20 ’24 l Willow Sanchez Lewis and Peter Lewis P’23 Kuo-Kuei Li and Mei-Nien Cheng P’14 Mindong Li and Yongbin Chen P’12 Sharon and Stephen Lilley P’12 l Binhai Lin and Haifeng Shi P’13

Hong Li and Yan Lin P’12Anna Xu and Jerry Liu P’15 l Laurie Liversidge P’18 Renea Ryland and Tom Loose P’18 l Larisa and Roman Lopatko P’14 Elaine and Ray Lozano P’13 l Linda Kao and Joseph Lu P’22 Yung-Fang Ludford P’11 ’13 l Guy Lyman P’13 and Manuel Manzanares P’14 l Lindsay and Matthew Marchant P’22 ’24 Dianne and Michael Marley P’11 Alyssa and Keith Martin P’19 l Christina and Alfred Marucci P’14 ’18 l Renu and John Mathew P’18 Pam and Matt Mattingly P’13 l Bob McConville P’13 Rachel and Britt McCormick P’16 lCaroline and Dan McElroy P’18 l Poonam and Nihal Mehta P’18 l Ashley and Chris Menendez P’24 Christie Little and Bruce Meyer P’16 Elizabeth Jekot and David Miller P’15 Shane Kajani and Karim Mohammad P’13 l Prabha and Rich Mohan P’13 Mary McCarthy ’79 and Howard Moore P’11 l Carla and Edward Moreland P’11 l Gigi and Dana Mullen P’18 l Judith and David Mullens P’11 Irene and Peter Muturi P’13 l Meenakshi and Harish Mysore P’16 l Lisa and Paul Nagy P’15 Carolyn and Charlie Naile P’19 l Shawna and Tom Nesbitt P’17 l Maya Roel-Ng and Tony Ng P’14 l Oanh Dang and Robert Nguyen P’15 Su and Nadim Nimeh P’11 Zina and Fatai Obasuyi P’11 Jennifer and Sean O’Brien P’12 ’13 ’20 l Wendy Moore ’89 and Edward Oglesby P’24 l Brenda O’Neal ’85 P’17 l Winnie and Obeng Opoku-Acheampong P’11 ’12 Becky and David Osuna P’11 Olubunmi and Isaac Oweyemi P’14 Soo-Kyung and Michael Pak P’14 l Chanda and Dinesh Parbhoo P’11 l Dede Pearcy ’79 and Doug Jacobson P’15 ’16 l Tosha and Bryant Pearson P’16 Jennie and Jim Pennington P’13 Cecilia Perez-Verdia and Tom Pereira P’23 Jennifer and Kent Petty P’20 l

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Sally and Chris Pfeiffer P’17 l Eleanor Piccagli P’17 l Crystal Pienaar P’11 l Monica and Emilio Pimentel P’14 l Felicia and David Pitts P’14 Ann and David Podeszwa P’22 Mary and Bryan Powell P’14 Gayle and David Prejean P’11 l Monique Wedderburn and Ken Pugh P’14 Kimberly and Maury Purnell P’13 l Lauren Proctor and Juan Queralt P’13 Glenys Quick and Robert Vaughan P’16 ’19 l Theresa and Tom Quirk P’12 Kerry and Bill Radford P’13 l Shar Dubey and Partha Raghunathan P’21 Heather and Randall Rattan P’18 l Olga and Jesus Renteria P’12 ’14 ’18 Patricia and George Reyher P’14 l Stephanie and Tommy Rhodus P’23 l Kametra Roberson P’19 Claudine and John Paul Roberts P’22 Elizabeth and Robert Rogers P’22 Sherry and Rex Romano P’17 l Gaynell and Bob Rose P’13 l Dana and Josh Roseman P’20 l Dana and John Rowlett P’17 Jody Plotkin Rudman ’86 P’17 ’20 l Fery and Max Safavi P’12 Karee and Greg Sampson P’13 l Rhonda and James Sanchez P’16 l Cindy and Phillip Sanchez P’17 Debbie and David Sanders P’20 l Flis and Richard Sassella P’13 Julie Glover and Mark Satinsky P’11 l Patrick Savage P’11 ’15 Angela and John Schilsky P’24 Autumn and Shane Schnitzius P’20 Greg Sellers P’14 Amina Allaudin and Kamruddin Shams P’17 Jing Xiao and Paul Shang P’13 Julia Simon and Bernard Shaw P’17 Leslie Shelton P’12 Andrew Shimer P’20 l Thalia Shirley P’18 ’23 Christine and Sig Sigurdsson P’20 ’22 Lisa Ginsberg ’80 and Martin Silver P’14 ’21 l Deborah Simmons P’13 l Marilou and Jim Simon P’11 l Tammy and Rod Skaife P’17 l Jolie Slaton P’16 Carolyn and Kent Smead P’11 l Margie and Mike Smith P’15 ’17 Yolanda and Gerald So P’12 l Danielle and Steve Spencer P’17 l Agnes and Larry Starfield P’11 l Denise and Leroy Startz P’14 Anita and Jacob Steephen P’16 Kaili and Ed Stehel P’24 Tia and Anthony Stevens P’15 Katherine and David Stewart P’11 l Beth Brand ’87 and Mark Stromberg P’15 l Teresa and Scott Stubbs P’12 l

Teresa and Pedro Suarez P’12 Melanie and Shane Sumrow P’22 Jeanette and Dean Sung P’17 l Carolyn and Wingate Sung P’15 Lisa and Neil Syken P’13 l Mauri and Chip Tardy P’13 Adrienne Nitsos and David Taylor P’13 Pam Gourley ’79 and Bob Teeter P’15 l Pat Nobles and Todd Thomas P’13 l Dena and Mark Thomas P’23 Kimberly Thompson P’14 Tracey Thornton-Willis and George Willis P’11 l Rajini and Mahesh Thummala P’13 Libby Toudouze P’17 l Kenneth Toudouze P’17 Thuthuy Nguyen and Minhman Tran P’13 Xochitl and Miguel Trejo P’11 l Judith Turner P’12 Patrick Turner P’12 Eme and Uko Udom P’12 Liza Urso P’12 Leslie Eaton and Mark Vamos P’13 Elena Zavala and Manuel Vasquez P’12 Julie and David Vaughn P’19 l Vjshri and Venkat Venkatraman P’11 l Robin Grier ’82 and Paul Vettoretti P’22 l Susan and Mike Viracola P’23 Howard H. Walker, Jr. P’11

Kathy and Grant Wall P’11 Jianpu and Jun Wang P’13Sally and Peter Warlick P’24 Terrell Potts Warnberg P’13 Nancy and Mark Waters P’19 l Rachelle and Bob Weathersby P’20 ’23 l Susanne Webb and Anthony Weigand P’14 l Mary Wenner P’14 Robert Whittaker P’15 Candace and Wes Williams P’17 ’19 l Thomas Williams P’12 Rebecca and Ben Wilson P’17 l Megan and Rob Woodmansee P’13 l Michelle Woody P’14 Tina and Dale Wright P’21 Liling He and Jerry Xiao P’16 l Kui Wang and Bo Yang P’12 Karen and Michael Yang P’17 ’22 l Stacey and Armando Yepes P’19 l Jo Ann Yzaguirre P’15 Di Dai and Harold Zhang P’13 Hua Yu and Min Zhang P’22 Catherine Yuan and Albert Zhou P’15 ’17 Jin Li and Jason Zhu P’12 Lisa and Steven Zimmerman P’18 l

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director title sponsor ($25,000)Tiffany and Mark Cuban P’22Ryan LLC Amanda and Brint Ryan P’19 ’23 ’24 l

producer sponsor ($10,000)Bickel & Brewer FoundationSkye and Bill Brewer P’15 ’20 l

screen writer sponsor ($5,000 – $6,000)Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar P’20 ’21Linda and Bill Custard lKelli and Jerry Ford P’22Nancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 lH. Ward Lay P’18

special effects sponsor ($3,000)Susan and Stephen Butt P’15 lKathy and Harlan Crow P’21 lShirley and Stuart Crow P’14 ’20 lAmy and Danny Gow P’12 lCinda and Tom Hicks P’12 lElizabeth and Jeffrey Jaynes P’17Barbara and Ric Middlekauff P’16Therese and Chris Rourk P’16 ’19

costuMe designer sponsor ($1,500 – $2,500)Laura Starks and Joe Dannenmaier P’12 lRegen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon P’11 ’20 ’20 lLisa and David Genecov P’18 lDawn and Toby Grove P’23Zoe and Todd Hart P’17Debra and Lyndon Johnson P’12 lMelissa and George Lamb P’15 ’17Staci and Jeffrey Mankoff P’18 lMegan and Casey McManemin P’15 ’17 lVinita and Muktesh Pant P’14Nancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson lVineeta Salvi and Amit Walia P’14 l

actor sponsor ($750 – $1,499)Carroll and Kent Arnold P’16 BBVA Compass Insurance Agency, Inc.Diane W. Bradshaw P’14 ’19 lNell Fullinwider ’83 and Shelby Bush P’13 ’16 ’18Christie and Joseph Cahoon P’22 ’24Amber and Travis Carter P’22Elloine Moseley ’47 and William Clark lThe Cloud FamilyRuth Bakal and Michael Cohen P’16 lJulia and Tim Danklef P’15Rachael and Bob Dedman P’19 ’21 lTucker Ford ’79 and Richard Enthoven P’11 lJoyce and Mike Ernst P’11 ’14 lRajani Kapu ’90 and Russ Haden P’23 lStephanie Glickman ’86 and Eric Harmon P’21 lEdith W. and Joe Hill P’11Linda and Phil Hodgson P’18Marguerite Steed Hoffman P’13 lSusan and Bob Kaminski P’14 lElizabeth and Fehmi Karahan P’12 lJennifer and Tom Karol P’14 lPatricia and James Kleckner P’16 and Woram Wealth ManagementAmy and Kevin LaDue P’20 lVictoria Dao and Vincent Le P’14 ’15 lMacAdams Financial Group – Jane and Mike MacAdams P’15Cindy and Alex McGeoch P’14 ’16 ’16 lMaryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos P’14 lLiz and Bruno Pasquinelli P’13 ’16Pam and Brad Porter P’13 lKristy and Beaude Sahm P’19 lBetty and Brian Schultz P’18Gloria and George Tarpley P’11 lAnne and Van Taylor P’23 ’24Jakki and Terry Thomas P’18 ’20 ’24Wang Foundation – Courtney Wang P’11 lStacie and Mark Whitley P’22Jenna Brasch ’82 and Seth Woodberry P’12 ’15 ’20 ’24 lTrea and Richard Yip

walk-on sponsor ($1 – $749)Rehmat and Salim Adatia P’16Angela and Moses Asom P’13Alice Yang and Jim Bao P’12Carrie Moore ’89 and Steven Becker P’20 lKelly and Herb Buford P’16Nicole Calonne ’16 and Claudia Calonne P’16 Sharon and Scott Charlton P’14 ’16 lLaura Dickens P’12Molly and Gregg Engles P’23Equine Veterinary ServicesCaro Emerson ’78 and George Goettee P’11 Tania Regard ’82 and Kevin Hardage P’13 lPatti and Paul Kane P’16Jennifer McClung lAdam Herring and Alexis McCrossen P’21Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 lChristine Muelsch P’12New Life Ob-Gyn Lydia and Dan Novakov lWinnie and Obeng Opoku-Acheampong P’11 ’12Kathryn Priddy lLizzie Horchow ’82 and Dan Routman P’12 ’16 lRhonda and James Sanchez P’16 lPatricia Scroggins lAnn and Rick Smith P’16Kate and Kevin Smith P’16Daphne and David Sydney P’12 lKim and Ron Taussig P’16 lTexas Instruments FoundationStacey and Randy Wilkins P’13Michelle and Peery Wood P’16Michael WoramAnne Yager P’16Erin and Billy Young

supporting cast sponsor (provided faculty/staff tickets)Peggy Black Braecklein ’44 lDebbie and David Burch P’11 lSusan and Chris Cooper P’16 ’22 lMaria Delgado and Sergio Espinosa P’18Tammy and Josh Feferman P’18Tania Regard ’82 and Kevin Hardage P’13 lCindy Sprague ’70 and Steve Hardesty lDiana and Thomas Klein P’17Joyce and Larry Lacerte lAmy and Kevin LaDue P’20 lBradleigh and Glen LeBlanc P’15 ’17Allyson and Hays Lindsley P’20 lBarbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney P’13 ’13 lArax and Ramon Nazarian P’16 lAngier Peavy ’68 lAnita Tarar and Jason Railsback P’24Belinda and Thomas Reeder P’16Ellen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard Rogers lChristine and Sig Sigurdsson P’20 ’22Shannon Saalfield ’89 and Jodie Thompson P’20 lPriya Varada and Deb Choudhury P’15Sarah and Russell Weinberg P’16

2011 Hockaday Benefit Underwriters“Hockaday Goes Hollywood”

Faculty support is Hockaday’s most significant fundraising priority because excellent teachers enrich our girls’ education. The Ela Hockaday Fund for Faculty Excellence gives Hockaday a competitive edge to attract and retain the best and brightest faculty. The Fund supports professional development, graduate studies, faculty salaries and other compensation.

The Hockaday Parents’ Association Benefits provide ongoing funds to the Ela Hockaday Fund for Faculty Excellence Endowment. The “Hockaday Goes Hollywood” 2011 Hockaday Parents’ Association Benefit raised $394,117 for the Fund.

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Make a difference that starts today.Your donation immediately supports a full range of programs and experiences at Hockaday. Tuition and fees alone can’t pay for all the opportunities that make Hockaday distinct. That leaves the Annual Fund and income from the endowment to make up the $6,424 per-student gap.

Please support the 2011 – 2012 Annual Fund.

Make a gift online: www.hockaday.org/makeagift

Make a gift by phone: 214.360.6587

For more information contact:

Keturi DeLong Beatty, Director of Annual Giving

214.360.6587 or [email protected]

That’s the joy of giving to the Annual Fund – the knowledge that your contribution

has the singular power to change one girl’s life as well as the cumulative power

to strengthen and elevate the Hockaday community.

Bright Girls. Brilliant Lives.

Think of the impact you can have on one life.Then multiply many times over.


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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Helma and Edward Ackerman l Rita Crocker Clements ’49 l Kathryn Priddy l Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Al Hill, Jr.

Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Margaret Doggett Crow ’37 l Roger Horchow l Catherine Taylor

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Ann Graves Judy Austin ’60 and Tommy Neuhoff l Laura and Jack Roach Ellen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard Rogers l Jerrie Marcus ’53 and Fred Smith l Jane White Helen Biggs ’64 and Gene Willingham l Sally Taylor ’53 and Barney Young l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Bess and Ted Enloe l Dedo and Barron Kidd l Paula and Jon Mosle, Jr. l Rayetta and Hugh Schindel

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Helen and Charles Grier Jane and John Lancaster l Joan and Marvin Lane l Sue and Doug* Maclay l Bill and Susan Montgomery Kitty and Ugo Piccagli l Etty and Jack Sardas l Marlene and Richard Sipes l Susan Pierce ’65 and Addison Wilson l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Mary Jane Arrigoni l Marilyn Augur Kathy Bailey Sue and Bill Balthrope l Alice Worsham ’56 and Dick Bass Linda Carlisle Judy Cook Delores Cunningham l Louise Freedman Eiseman ’47 l Ellie and Fred Ernst Sandra and Henry Estess l Barron Fletcher, Jr.* l Margaret and Robert Folsom l Julie Ford l Stratton Georgoulis Sherry and Jimmy Harris Mary and William Harte l Iva Hochstim Alicia and Raymond Joslin l Sidna LaGrone Jack LaDue l Joy and Ronald Mankoff Donna and Kenny Marchant Ruth Ann Montgomery l Lee Mulos Libbie and Bill Nylin Eleanor and Tony Papalas l Paula Peppard l Jan Rymer ’60 and Bob Pickens Diane and Maurice Purnell l Ann Reed l Sandra and Leonard Rosenberg Dimple and Jack Royal Linda and Arthur Sarris l Jan and Wilson Schoellkopf, Jr. l Flo and Garvin Scott

Gene and Max Sherman l Virginia and Pete Sherman Temma and Herbert Silver l Jere Slay Virginia and Charles Starks l Nicholas Taylor Dottie Key ’59 and Jodie Thompson l Stanley M. Truhlsen l Betsey and Hal Urschel Bill Wendt Katsy and James Whittenburg

donor ($1 – $499)Nancy and David Abboud Sara and Jim Abney Susie Acklin l Judith and David Adolfson Marge and Peter Aguirre Sue and Nasim Akhtar Lucille Alexander Peggy and Richard Allison Kathey and Robert Anderson Simone and Leonard Andrade Martha and J.E. Antoni Lucy Ann and Jack Arnold Sharilynn and James Aucoin Margie August Beth and Don Averitt Osik and Emil Babaian Lynne and Raymond Baehr Linda and Mike Barnes Judy and Bob Barrett l Charlie and Grant Barrett Anagha and Anand Barve Jean and Don Beck Louise H. Benoit Judy Berlin Cindy and Jeff Bibbee Rose Biderman l Mary Ann Block l Cathy and Stan Block l Janice Blumenthal l Elaine and Harry Bock Gretchen Bohnert l Barbie Joers ’67 and Bill Borlaug Alice Bourgeois Carolyn and William Bourgeois Judith and Clyde Bracken Brenda and Stuart Brand l Carolyn and Don Brown l Sherry and Fred Brown Marilyn and Bob Brown Robert Bulger Joyce and Frank Burch l Mary and Don Burt Paula and Frank Cahoon

Grandparent DonorsList is based on all Annual, Capital and Benefit Underwriting Gifts and Payments received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.l Denotes a minimum of five years of consecutive giving

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Cindy and Robert Campbell Mary and Regis Campfield Nancy Carey Mary Cates l Karen and Fred Champlin l Marilyn and Stacy Chandler Lucian and Don Cloud Patricia and Lee Coffey Kaye and Ed Cook Maria Corrales Betty Cowger Dorothy and Clifford Creeks, Sr. l Sue and Caven Crosnoe Danne Dannenmaier Betty Donovan Joyce and Terry Dougherty Gail and Bill Drum Joan Eichner Betty Etters Cleo and Alec Fairley James Farr Mary Fearon Barbara and Ernest Feldgus Donna Dee and Curt Floyd Patty and Bill Forbes Emogene and Earl Fuller Gloria and Pete Fundis l Judy Martin Gamble l Karen and Luther Ghormley Regine Ginsberg l Phyllis Glickman Kathleen and John Glover l Harriet and Charles Goldberg Judy and Phil Goodman Marta and George Graffy l Janet and John GrahamMiriam and Stanley Greenberg Richard GreischLoysanne Griffin l

Lana and George Griswold Elaine and Carl Gum Carolyn and John Hall Ann and Glenn Halsell Sue and Brent Harper l Isma Henry l Ann and John Henry l Karen Herman Mary Hernandez Tami Hiramine Adelyn Hoffman l Wayne Isom l Murle Jaynes Gayle Johansen l Marietta Scurry Johnson ’57 l Sally Johnson Paulina and John Jones Majorie Jones Mary and Theo Katsulos l Carolyn and Joseph Kaytes Dorothy Kee l Marilyn Kee l Millicent Keough Paula and Irwin Kerber Peggy and Bernard King l Carolyn Kornman Geri and Richard Krenek Sharon and John Kusenberger Frederick Lake Emma Lamotthe Barbara and Steve Landregan Susan and Woo Lee Nicole Lidji l Vincent Liguori l Carolyn and Howard Limmer Chandler Roosevelt Lindsley ’52 l Mary and Richard Loftus Donnetta Lowry Helen and Raymond Lozano Kay and Larry Ludford Marjory Lyman Dorothy Lyon l Kathleen and L. W. Mack Sunnie Manusov Barbara and Jim Manzi l Lauralea Peters Marley-McCrea ’58 l Eleanor and Bruce Mayo l Nancy and Larry Cooper Francille McCarthy l Macon McCrossen Lou Ellen McGinley ’54 l Linda McNeil Marilyn Merkle Janet and Eldon Merklin l Bradford Miller l Patricia and P. J. Mock, Jr. Irene Moir Elizabeth Moore Carol and Bob Nance Jan Martindale ’61 and Thomas Newsome l Lynne and David Ostrow l Joyce and Monte Page Sheila Phaneuf Margaret and Dick Phelps l

Joanne McEwen Phelps ’41 Sonia Topletz Philipson ’51JC l Jane and Charles Pierce Wilma Pitts Debra and Wayne Porter Peggy and Charles Powell Dolores Price l Marion Raff Beverly and Howard Rase l Becky and Raynor Reavis Eloise Reed Lena Mae and Oscar Reeder Rust Reid Marlene Reilly Mary Jane Reynolds Joan and Robert Robinson Judy and Colin Rorrie Miriam and John Russell Rosanne and Ralph Sallee Audrey and Louis Schwimmer Jan and Frank Sheeder Sandy and Richard Shirley Marian Siedhoff Darlene Sjogren Jane Matthews ’57 and Denys Slater l Iola and James Smith l Wirtaine Sparks Ruby and Jessie Stennis Mary Stephens Robin and Stacy Stephens Carol and Dan Stevenson Edward Stewart l Rose Marie and Sol Stromberg Marian Sullivan Sylvia and Marvin Taub Marion and Sid Taussig Gail and Bob Thomas Pam and Paul Thomas Ella Toler Karen and Robert Towler Jean and Terdema Ussery Susan and Tom Utter Sally and Pat Vaughn Hilda Vazquez Betty Priddy Walker ’69 l Philip Wall l Martha and Peter Walsh Nan Walters Duane Warden l Ginger and Dale Ware Rita and Jay Wartell Marianne Watters-Rodriguez Joanne and Paul White Agnes and John Whitley Lois and J. Richard Williams Jane and Bill Williams Joann and John Withers l Sharon and Bob Wooldridge l Pat and Bobby Wright May and Morley Yang l Margaret Yonack



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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Helma and Edward Ackerman l Rita Crocker Clements ’49 l Kathryn Priddy l

Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Kelly and Brock Compton l Al Hill, Jr. Pamela and Mark Okada l

Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Ruth and Kenneth Altshuler l Susan and Stephen Butt l Margaret Doggett Crow ’37 l Linda and Bill Custard l Roger Horchow l Joyce and Larry Lacerte l Charlene Cline ’62 and Tom Marsh l Margaret McDermott l Maryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos l Charlie Nearburg l Peggy and Carl Sewell l Melinda and Steve Winn

Jade ($5,000 – $9,000)Hong and Jim Bass l Lucy Crow ’71 and Henry Billingsley l Shirley and Stuart Crow l Maureen and Robert Decherd Michelle and Houston Hall l Louise Corrigan Jordan ’35 l

Amy and Howard Klion l Nancy Albertini and Steve Metzger Lynn and Presley Mock l Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney l Judy Austin ’60 and Tommy Neuhoff l Katherine and Bob Penn l Nancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson l Margot and Ross Perot Janet and Kevin Pollari l Ellen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard Rogers l Chris and Dick Rogoff l Barbara Glazer ’75 and Randy Rosenblatt l Mary Jane and Frank Ryburn l Jerrie Marcus ’53 and Fred Smith l Judi and Glenn Stewart l Joe Urso l Alinda Hill ’66 and Jim Wikert l Helen Biggs ’64 and Gene Willingham l Sally Taylor ’53 and Barney Young l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Ann Priddy ’73 and Rhett Bentley l Susan and Brett Blakey l Mary McDermott Cook ’71 l Betsy Best ’73 and Bennett Cullum l Bess and Ted Enloe l Nancy and Jim Hoak l Marguerite Steed Hoffman l Louise and John Kee l Dedo and Barron Kidd l Beverly and Randy Lawson l Schatzie Henderson ’55 and George Lee, Jr. l Debra Doss Miller l

Paula and Jon Mosle, Jr. l Georgia and Doug Smith l Donna and John Watters l Billie Williamson and Mack Forrester l Sharon and Kneeland Youngblood l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Vicki Michaelis ’68 and Peter Bartholow l Nancy Hunter ’75 and Peter Beck l Betty Walker Creech ’63 l Leslie Melnick ’74 and Bryan Diers l Susan Northrup ’66 and Linc Eldredge l Pam Campbell ’70 and Dale Foster l Read Penson ’70 and Steve Gendler l Karen and Jeffrey Gladden Amy and Danny Gow l Linda and David Gravelle Nan and John Kirchhofer l Sue and Doug* Maclay l Janet Shields ’73 and Tim Maloney Janie Strauss ’72 and Cappy McGarr l Jeannine and Jim O’Bannon l Elizabeth Loflin ’72 and Steve Parey l Aeran and Max Park l Nancy O’Connor and Steve Rush l Nancy Sands Beth and Gene Soltero Dolores and Mike Spence l Debby and Webb Spradley l Jackie Miller ’68 and Peter Stewart Susan Swan Smith and Ken Smith l Amy and Pat Thompson Carol Gantt and Henry Wells l Ann Lawrence Wessel ’68 l Susan Pierce ’65 and Addison Wilson l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Martha and Neel Ackerman l Ben Alvord l Becky and Ezell Autrey Alice and Bill Barnett Alice Worsham ’56 and Dick Bass Nell Orand Beck ’48 l Trudy Slater ’50 and Chuck Best Gwyneith and Albert Black Peggy Black Braecklein ’44 l Susie Strauss ’68 and George Breen l Elaine Amacker Bridges ’55 l Marti and Randy Brooks l Bob Brousseau l Marian and George Bryan l Dorothy Reid ’76 and Russell Budd l Glenda Bulger Debbie and David Burch l Pam Harris ’69 and Dan Busbee l

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Marsha and Jim Carpenter l Cissy Wall ’58 and Plack Carr l Anne Schoellkopf ’50 and Henry Coke l Averille Browning ’73 and Stewart Dawson Arlene and John Dayton l Gayla and Michael Dobbins Dorothy Paine Duff ’63 l Louise Freedman Eiseman ’47 l Linda Elliott l Alison and David Elmquist l Sue and Tony Eltringham l Sandra and Henry Estess l Kate Fullinwider ’92 and Charles Ferguson Betsy and Rick Fijolek l Gretchen and Christie Flanagan l Julie Ford l Michael C. French Surekha and Aravind Gangasani Sandeep and Abhimanyu Garg l Stratton Georgoulis Anita C. Gilliam l Jill Shorey ’80 and Brett Giroir l Debbie and Alan Gnutti l Susan and Paul Hanson l Cindy Sprague ’70 and Steve Hardesty l Anneal and Cade Havard l Steven Hays Rosemary and Dennis Heard l M.T. and Steve Helland l Rue Howell ’61 and Tuck Henry l Iva Hochstim Shan Shan and Chung Sen Hsu l Holly and Phil Huffines Sandra and Rick Illes Jane and George Ingle l Mary McDonough Jalonick ’62 Kayla Kennedy Deanie and Terry Kepler Caren and Peter Kline l Anne Kniffen l

Peggy and Tom Knight l Janet Kleinman ’55 and Jonathan Kutner l Charmaine and Steven Lampert l Kay Clark ’59 and Bob Lane l Ann Addyman ’61 and Sam Lawrence l Liza and Will Lee l Jani Hall ’82 and Jeff Leuschel l Carrie and Craig Levering l Linda and Buford Lewis Patty and Mark Leyendecker l Allyson and Hays Lindsley l Rayna and Michael Loeb Susan and David Lowery Ann and Cary Maguire l Nancy C. Marcus Kathryn King ’83 and Mark Marley l Janet and Derek McClain l Susan and David McCombs l Monica and Ron McCray Jennifer Josey McPherson ’68 l Jane and Ray Miles l Odie Rooth ’76 and Mark Milliorn l Elizabeth Reid ’79 and Peter Moir l Cecilia and John Morgan l Teddy and Howard Morgan l Carol Davis Morse ’61 l Cathy and Dan Murphree l Dana Nearburg Jan Braecklein ’72 and John Norris Lydia and Dan Novakov l Mary and Kirk Oliver l Jane Taylor ’55 and Tom O’Toole l Pat Patterson ’57 l Susie and Corry Payne l Max Piccagli Jan Rymer ’60 and Bob Pickens Julie and Hermon Pon l Mary Dzindolet and George Porter l Susan Warden and Les Porter l Ann Reed l Lanette Rees Marybeth and Craig Reid l Susan and Ike Robb JoAnne and Tony Roosevelt l Michele and Shad Rowe l Linda and Arthur Sarris l Jan and Wilson Schoellkopf, Jr. l Victoria and Greg Shinn l Bonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith l Birgit and Kurt Stache Kathy and Thomas Stites l Camille Taylor l Claudia and Lee Trevino Betsey and Hal Urschel Fallon Browning ’77 and Robie Vaughn l Annie Penson Vreeland ’64 Peach and Beck Weathers l Katsy and James Whittenburg Hiromi and Masashi Yanagasawa l Trea and Richard Yip

donor ($1 – $499)Cathy Acuff Debbie and George Adams Joyce and Timothy Adesanya l Elizabeth and Abraham Afanador l Mariam and Hassan Ainetchian l Amalia and John Alban l Sara Melnick ’73 and Mark Albert l Julie Uhlhorn ’83 and Mike Allen Laura and Mike Alverson Bren and Edward Ansong l Nancy and Mark Armstrong Sivakami and Ramesh Balan l Teeka and Pete Baldwin Adele and Bob Balink l Ella and George Banks l Raguet Bass ’82 l Jane Beckwith Ralph A. Belknap, Jr. Janet Bilhartz l Patti and Robert Black l Gayle and Jack Blasingame Jack G. Blaz Vicki and Steve Bock l Barbie Joers ’67 and Bill Borlaug Amy and David Bornowski Dorothy Bowen Grace Bradley l Peggy and Richard Bradley l Brenda and Stuart Brand l Wendy and Hal Branson l Margaret and David Briggs Kathleen and Mitchell Brooks l Beth and Michael Brown l Portia Lyle Brown Cathy Bruff l Julia and Bill Buchholz l Monica and Ron Bullock l Lisa and John Camp l Mary and Regis Campfield Leticia Guerra ’74 and Hector Cardenas Bea and Henry Carder Sandra and Luigi Carleo l Peggy and Web Carr l Linda and Frank Casey Mary Munger Cassidy ’47 Mitzi and Clif Cassidy l Amita and Sarinder Chhabra l Wendy Liaw and Chih-Hao Chien Sara Alexander ’59 and Eddie Clark l Cindy Creson ’70 and Andy Clendenen l Pat and Lee Coggan l Brooke Cohen ’88 Vicky and Bruce Collins l Loree and Wayne Conrad Alaine Fay and Charles Coppin Betty Ann and J. E. Cox l Oneida and Dwight Cramer l Kitty and Tom Cross l Bobbie and Geoff Crowley l Sissy Best ’75 and Allen Cullum l Barbara Currey ’81 l Ginny Wright ’79 and Rick Currey l

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donor ($1 – $499), continuedSherri and Alan Darver l Helen Buchanan Davis ’71 Mary Anna Carrington Davis ’77 Julie Melnick ’79 and James Dearien Chandrima and Raj Deb Csilla and John Dennis l Dorothy Dickmann l Barbara and Kevan Dilbeck Nina and John DiLucci l Mary and David Dolan l Marti and Jim Doran Marsha and Alex Douglass Carol Lee Luscombe ’75 and Marc Downs l Debbie Coben Dreyfuss ’76 Gail and Bill Drum Judy and John Dryden l Jan and Michael Duncan l Lissa and Jon Dunlay l Charlotte and Rich Eberhart l Francile Foote Ehricht ’37 l Barbara and Burt Einspruch Joan* and Cecil Emerson Diane Burgher ’45 and Robert Enholm l Muriel Wicks Escobar Laura and Doug Evans Elaine and Bill Everitt Janey and Steve Fallen l Tricia and Don Fay l Julia Fesperman l Wendy Finley Edna Kahn Flaxman ’35 l Jesus Garcia l Madeleine and Mark Geller Rhonda and David Gentry l

Lydia and Tom Gillespie Diane and Hal Glaser lChristi and Larry Glasscock l Phyllis Glickman Meri Lynn and Brian Gobran Viola and Reynaldo Godines Caro Emerson ’78 and George Goettee Leslie Pullman ’71 and Fidel Gomez l Beth and Chip Good Ariail Fischer Gores ’65 l Christopher M. Gores l Emily and Jerry Grady l Cathey Silverberg ’64 and James Greenfield l Suzi Flaxman ’61 and Jack Greenman l Susan Grier ’78 and Kevin Gillette Susanna Saville Grinnan* ’32 l Betty Groover Bob Groover Grace Bascope and Dan Gruen l Tereze and Ugis Gruntmanis l Mary Kay and Larry Guevel l Linda and Don Hahn Carol and Tom Hairston l Margie Jackson ’63 and John Haley l Wanda and Royal Hardeman l Alan Harris l Kate Harris l Julie Harrison Elizabeth and Bruce Hart Kris and Larry Hawkins l Paula and Jeff Hayes l Alexa Hutchison Heck ’78 l Bill Heck Madelyn Herndon l Charlie Hoedebeck Ellen and Rob Hoffman Kathy and Jon Hogan l Carolyn and Don Hoke l Carol Harrison ’60 and John Holden l Lil and Harold Hubbard Deidra Wilson Hubenak ’85 Frieda and Bob Hudspeth l Jan and Richard Hunt l Teresa and Bob Israel Ed Jefferson l Margo Jefferson Sissy Jeffett ’78 l Gayle Johansen l Christin and Randy Johnson Marietta Scurry Johnson ’57 l Mimi and Steve Johnson Sally Johnson Donna Jones Ellen and Jerry Jones Khairunissa and Noorallah Jooma l Carole Bond ’69 and Chris Jordan l

Kay and David Jordan l Ann Frances and Cliff Jury l Sheniz and Ike Kara l Naveen Kashyap Dorothy Kee l Mary Wilson Keener l Mary Louise Keever l Louise Faulkner ’75 and John Kemp Fran and Aman Khan Elaine and Bob Kiehnle l Urve and Mike Kiik l Jo and Scott Kirksey l Dana Greenberg Klein Susan Jones Knape ’71 Linda and Steve Kramer l Tricia and Wayne Ku l Lucy and William Lau Jeanie and Rex Laube l Caroline Scragg ’80 and Tim Law l Nancy and Earl Lawrence Betsy Winters and John Lewis Cyndi and Jerry Lewis l Chandler Roosevelt Lindsley ’52 l Tricia and Stephen Loe l Reyn and Joe Longino Kathy and Wayne Loucas l Jackie and John Lowe l Edie and Bo Lycke l Barbara and Mike Lynn David Macdonald Jane and Mike MacNaughton l Joyce Madkins Judith and Tomas Manson Dianne and Michael Marley Maggie Marotta Carol Bonner Marsh ’67 Wendy and Stanley Marsh l Suzanne McCrum ’59 and John Marshall l Coral Maxwell l Marilyn Mayer Francille McCarthy l Jennifer McClung l Lori and Fred McDonald Ellen and Rex McDowell Lou Ellen McGinley ’54 l Susan Bonner Mead ’65 Christie Little and Bruce Meyer Barbara and Cliff Miercort Myra and Phil Migicovsky Barbara Miller Shirley and Bob Miller Lynne Mircheff l Amy Williams ’73 and Jules Monier l Lou Ann Levering Monroe ’74 l Sue Murphy Lyn and John Muse l Liz and Richard Naftalis l

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Patty Dedman Nail ’74 Vijaya and Vijay Nama Denise and Mark Nelson Lynn and Joe Newman l Linda Nichols Sharon and Les Niemi l Judy Hicks ’71 and Peter Noble l Libby Norwood l Brenda and Greg Novinski l Debbie and Nickey Oates Janet and Doug Ondricek Olga O’Reilly l Barbara Orlovsky Lynne and David Ostrow l Serafina and Ian Otten l Barbara Belknap Owen ’35 l Dawn and Mark Palmer Clair and Dave Pasahow Christine Paul Dee Ann and Marshall Payne l Patt Pederson Carol and Jon Pettee l Sonia Topletz Philipson ’51JC l Eleanor Piccagli l Monica and Emilio Pimentel l Angela and Joel Pittman Barbara and Richard Pool l Marilyn and Biggs Porter l Carol Potter Lisa Treigle ’76 and Ed Pratt Marie Quintana l Kerry and Bill Radford l Marcia and Bill Rafkin l Ann Aston Ratelle ’80 lAna and Roger Reed l Janet and Gary Reeves l

Rust Reid Graciela Garcia ’74 and Cesar Rendon Olga and Jesus Renteria Patria and Bob Richardson Linda Julian ’68 and Chip Richie l Nancy and Wayne Ritter l Chana and Ralph Robinowitz l Wendy and Randy Robinson l Gayle Glass ’54 and Michael Roche l Nancy Cohen ’69 and Joel Roffman Judy and Colin Rorrie Nancy and Mike Rosellini Judy and Bill Rowan l Marian Knight Rowe ’41 l Donna and Byron Rubin l Helene and Joe Rudberg l Carol and Tony Ruggeri l Jennifer and Thomas Russell Karen and David Russell Kathryn Russell Carole and Frank Ryan l Karee and Greg Sampson l Jeanne Santa Cruz l Monica Haver and Patrick Sargent Dianne and Mike Saslaw Julie Glover and Mark Satinsky l Pat Glorig ’65 and Steve Schiff l Susan and David Scholes Patricia Scroggins l Carolyn and Bill Seay l Rudolph G. Seeberger l Sandy and Richard Shirley Elaine Flache Shiver ’65 l Liz and James Shorey l Alexa Bradford and Delton Simmons l Marilou and Jim Simon l

Ann and Dick Simpson l Betty and Jim Sitton Rebecca and Neal Sklaver l Jane Matthews ’57 and Denys Slater l Virginia and Ken Sloan Carolyn and Thomas Smead l May and Frank Smith l Meg and Jay Squiers l Caro Alexander Stalcup ’57 l Agnes and Larry Starfield l Anita and Jacob Steephen Jan and Gene Stevens l Helen and Frank Stevenson l Barbara and Arnie Stokol Laurie Jo and Steve Straty Ellen Stuart Lanette Sherman Sullivan ’52JC l Lindsley Harris ’69 and Smokey Swenson l James Tart Katina and Kerry Tassopoulos Pam Gourley ’79 and Bob Teeter l Linda and Lawrence Terry Vickey Thumlert l Luanne Tierney l Karen and David Titzer Emily Todd Eileen and Bill Tollett Kathy Townsend l Ann Trenary l Benita Trinkle l Teresa and Steve Tsang Connie and Allen Tubb Blanche and Jon Tyson l Liza Urso Suzy and Ed Vanston l Lynn McEntire Vogt ’66 Priti and Bhal Vyas l Betty Priddy Walker ’69 l Carolyn and Dick Wallach l Cindy Roberts ’62 and Tom Ward l Sarah and Donald Warnecke Leslie Maclay ’74 and Hugh Washburne l Cindy and Paul Weatherall l Harriet Tabb and Kenn Webb l Joan Weil Risa Weinberger ’75 Kandy Hayes ’75 and David White Agnes and John Whitley Marcella and Brian Wildes LaDonna and Chesley Williams l Sue Barnes ’56 and Don Wills Sherry and Robert Wilson l Gina Woods ’79 Dovie and Frank Wu Bonnie Boynton and Creed Wyatt Erin and Billy Young Serena Young ’82 l Martha Zavaleta l


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Adaku AchilefuCathy AcuffConstance Alexandre lMelissa Thomas Allan ’90 P’21 lBarbara Allen lJohn Ashton P’21Ellen BackAmy Banks P’15 lLauren BarnettBobbie Barr lMasha Barsuk P’13 lHolly BatorKeturi DeLong Beatty lBrenda Bennett lCatherine Berryman lJanet Bilhartz lCalli BirchPatti Black lShane Bourek P’13 ’15 lTerry Bourek P’13 ’15 lLeslie Box lPeggy Bradley lRichard Bradley lKevin Brady lChristina BrandtRachel BrandtWendy Branson lNita Brewer lSusanne Broussard lCathy Bruff lMark BuschardtRebekah Calhoun P’13 ’16 lLisa Camp lNicole Carlson lAlicia Carter ’97Gretchen ChraneMary Clark lMitchell Clark lJ. T. Coats lTrish Cobb lPat Coggan lBonnie Jean Coleman lCarolyn Herkimer Cooper ’84 lMira CranfillBridget Cunningham lCandice CunninghamLeslie Dawley lStephanie Hazlewood Dees ’94 lDorothy Dickmann lCarmen Doubrava lKatherine Downey lBelinda DuganAngel Duncan lPatricia DyerChristy Earl lHeath EinsteinLinda Elliott lKathy FechtmanKathy Ferguson P’14Brandi Finazzo l

Christi FineganJudith Finegan lHarriette Flachmeier lNancy Gale lLuis GallegosLeslie GardinerLydia GillespieJackie Girard lDiane Glaser lHeather GoldsmithLara Guerra P’12 ’15 lMeg GuptonCathy Hall lGeorge HanlonSue Harper lBeverly Harris P’18 lValerie HatterSusan Hawthorne lAlexa Hutchison Heck ’70 P’12 lMary Pat Higgins lKathryn Hodgkinson lKathy Hogan lCarolyn Hoke lLisa Holekamp lKatie HollingsworthHolly Hook lMelanie Horn-FosterSusan Hubbard lDarin Jeans lAutumn Johnson lTom Johnson lRobert KallosLynn KanepsTerry Kannan lEllen Katz P’19 ’21 lMary Louise Keever lJeanette KhanJennifer Knott P’14 lAmber KotschiJessica Kramer ’88 P’18 lLinda and Steve Kramer lJeanie Laube lBeverly Lawson lSheri Ann Le lNeal Lee lCyndi Lewis lJenny Li P’21Jen Liggitt lKathy Limmer P’22 ’23 lKirsten Lindsay lPete Lohstreter lEd Long lGrace Long lYung-Fang Ludford P’11 ’13 lTina Maddux lJoyce MadkinsMariana MarielDee Mayes lMeagan McCrackenAnna Medina l

Eric MelinJordi MillerDeborah MorelandMargaret King Morse ’93 lJudy Mortenson lCathy Murphree lLinda NicholsLynn Nolen lJeanne OlsonOlga O’Reilly lKathy PerryRene PerryAndi PickleBarby PowerGlenys Quick P’16 ’19 lSue Ragsdale lMary Ramsey lJanet Reeves lTorie ReynoldsRandal Rauscher Rhodus ’97 lStephanie Rhodus P’23 lKaren Roberts lAna RosenthalMargie Shor lRod Skaife P’17 lTina SlinkerTymesia SmawElizabeth Ostrow Smith ’86 P’15 ’17 lJessica SmithLynne SmithBob Snook lVictoria Spears-Johnson lAmy Spence ’87 lSteve Spencer P’17 lAgnes Starfield P’11 lLaura StarrVonda StephensAndre Stipanovic lJenni StoutChristie Browning Sullivan ’95Jeri Sutton lSusan Swan Smith lCarol Thumlert lVickey Thumlert lKathy Townsend lAnn Trenary lElsa VelaCarol WasdenLisa Waugh lJeanne P. Whitman lMartha WieserMary Ellen Wilensky lClaudette Wolfe lFrances WoodBeth Wortley lLana York lJanet Yoshii-BuengerMartha Zavaleta l

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asHley allenResidence Hall Director

andrew brownUpper School Mathematics Teacher

brianna cHaMpionChild Development Center Teaching Assistant

Jessica clarkMiddle School French Teacher

katie croftMiddle School Science Teacher

kate curleyResidence Hall Director

laura dayDirector of Community Service

don dolceResidence Department Driver

Jonda dunckUpper School Spanish Teacher

kristi kay estesPre-Kindergarten Teaching Assistant

racHel grabowUpper School Mathematics Teacher

erika HerridgeAssociate Director of Health Services

Margo Morrow JeffersonChild Development Center Teacher

noHeMi MacielResidence Hall Director

Jennifer MceacHernUpper School English Teacher

barbara MillerLower School Social Studies Teacher

JosH MillerFood Services Evening Chef

Mollie MonacoUpper School French Teacher

MicHelle MountLower School Teacher

sHannon nadaliniPhysical Education Teacher and Coach

Melinda nuñezPhysical Education and Athletics Coach

caroline parrackDevelopment Assistant

andi pickleCommunications Manager

Justin rudelsonUpper School Chinese Teacher

yeraldy saenzFood Services Extern Cook

saraH satinsky ’07Assistant Director of Community Service

taMMy seculesKindergarten Teacher

courtney skerrittUpper School College Counselor

ann sullivanUpper School Chemistry Teacher

Jason sykesAssistant Director of Debate and Forensics

natalie tHoMasTechnology Integration Specialist

kiM wargoEugene McDermott Headmistress

JaMes woHlgeHagenMiddle School Mathematics Teacher

current faculty and staff in new roles

racHel brandtMiddle School History Teacher and Middle School Dean for Student Affairs

peggy bradleyInterim Head of Lower School

catHy bruffAssociate Director of Admission for Middle School

nicole carlsonAssistant Director of Residence

alicia carter ’97Middle School History Teacher

danielle fergusonDirector of Residence

cHristi fineganAdministrative Assistant to Headmistress and to Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs and Provost

Meg guptonCampaign Writer & Researcher

katHy HoganFirst Grade Teacher

katie townend HollingswortHAssistant Director of Admission for Upper School

Holly HookCentennial Director

katHy liMMerDirector of Development and External Affairs

Meagan MccrackenBenefit Liaison and Centennial Coordinator

eric MelinDirector of Debate and Forensics

The Hockaday School Welcomes New Faculty & Staff

Leadership“Leadership is a recurring topic in history class, especially in 8th grade where students begin by equating a leader as ‘nice’ or ‘good’ but come to see that leadership comes in many shapes and sizes. Julius Caesar led through ambition, Empress Wu of China led through guile and the British queen Boudicca was forced into leadership because of abuse. These examinations of leadership parallel the students’ growth from concrete to abstract thinkers.”

– bridget cunningHaM, Middle School History Teacher


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1938donor ($1 – $400)Elizabeth Cupples Blessing

1939donor ($1 – $400)Susan Stoer Buzick 1940donor ($1 – $400)Katherine Carwile Fry Marian Brain Shuss 1941donor ($1 – $400)Floylee Hunter Goldberger l

1942donor ($1 – $400)Evelyn McLaughlin Davies l Rosemary Thyfault Sisneros l Kitty Burge Wilson

1944donor ($1 – $400)Elizabeth Ann Harrison Faulkner l

1945Jade ($5,000 – $9,000)Anita Craddock Bigger *

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Martha Woods Covert l donor ($1 – $400)Anne Hunter Hill l Helen Colpitt Murphy

1946daisy ($500 – $1,499)Marion Rooke Scanio

donor ($1 – $400)Mary Simpson Carloss l Mary Lee Ridgeway Duthie Ann Allen Edwards Letty Long Erringer Katherine Lasater Freiberger Marilyn Nichols Henslee l

Jean Nunn Ivey l Wister Howell Kampmann l Mary Ann Maxwell Shirley Kessler Rollins Nancy Kisten Sandland

1947donor ($1 – $400)Kay Murphy Fuller l Gladys An Cooper Galbreath Marjorie Young Hardy l Caledonia Denman Moore Clara Frances Merwin Moore l Mildred Ford Saunders l Billye Sherman Taylor l

1948donor ($1 – $400)Betty Lee Marquis Dora Calhoun Moffitt l Mary Willingham Rosen l Patty Pope Whaley l

1949donor ($1 – $400)Bettye Dukeminier Brown Jane Walton Lutkus Ramona Curry Roberts Ruth Hancock Robertson l Eve Chrones Solomos Mercedes Baker Whittington

1950donor ($1 – $400)Helen Hopkins Adair Marolyn Powell Bean Alice Cramer Knapp Patsy Klaver Sebesta Joan Hendricks Swalwell l Betty Barrett Tucker l

1951donor ($1 – $400)Joyce Cook Barron l Pat Faber Boike Virginia Alexander Broughton l Clare Easley Blanche Scheffler Edmondson l Mary Ann Jackson Hyde l Patsy Harper Leftwich l Sonia Topletz Philipson l Marjorie Reynolds Prichard l Suzette Ball Shushok Jean Oliver Watson

1952donor ($1 – $400)Betty Taylor Cox l Nora Elder Eubanks l Marilyn Schuelke Funseth l Peggy Davis Greenstreet l Shirley Nordyke LathamMartha Ann Knapp Linden l Margot Dayton Magruder Sue Butts McEachern Patricia Cordonnier Smith l Lanette Sherman Sullivan l Alice McCart Walters l Ann Ferguson Williams l Sonia Wolf Wilson l

Thanks to you... FiRST GRADe CReATeD THRee

PLAyS iN FOReiGN LANGUAGeS:

LeS HockAdAiSieS A PAriS,

L’AnniverSAire dU Zebre,

AND LoS TreS oSoS.

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Alumnae Donors

1932donor ($1 – $499)Susanna Saville Grinnan* l

1935Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Louise Corrigan Jordan l donor ($1 – $499)Edna Kahn Flaxman lBarbara Belknap Owen l

1936Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Louise Hopkins Underwood

1937Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Margaret Doggett Crow l donor ($1 – $499)Patsy Lester Butler Francile Foote Ehricht l

1938daisy ($500 – $1,499)Margaret King Alley l

donor ($1 – $499)Jerry Owen Potter

1939daisy ($500 – $1,499)Caroline Rose Hunt l Ruth Tomlinson Stone l

1940donor ($1 – $499)Carolyn Hammon LeeBarbara Ann Bidwell Winn*

1941Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Nancy Penn Penson l

donor ($1 – $499)Ida Wesson Coldwell l Ravenna Mathews Helson l Bonnie O’Leary l Joanne McEwen Phelps Marian Knight Rowe l Louise Bird Thomas l

1942donor ($1 – $499)Olivia Gouger Mason l Carmen Miller Michael l

1943daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jane Wallace l

donor ($1 – $499)Patricia Huckins Beckman l Gloria O’Hearn Dougherty Frances Tarlton Farenthold Margaret Nicholson Harrison l Anne Giles Kimbrough l Marian Miller Montgomery Martha Ann Sanders Schneider

1944Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Paula Rupe Dennard

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Anonymous

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Peggy Black Braecklein l

donor ($1 – $499)Olive Falvey Davis l Martha McDaniel Ellsberry Dorothy Thompson Montgomery l Carol Schlinke Richey Sue Howell-Roberts Sloan l Vivienne Hanger Wilson

1945donor ($1 – $499)Diane Burgher Enholm l

1946daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ann Showers Butler l

donor ($1 – $499)Margaret Lewis Furse Nancy Moore Marwill l

1947plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Elloine Moseley Clark l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Louise Freedman Eiseman l

donor ($1 – $499)Mary Munger Cassidy Elaine Russell Coffman l Alicia Wiggs Landry l Carol O’Brien Nicoud l

1948daisy ($500 – $1,499)Nell Orand Beck l Jane Murchison Hamilton l


percent participation1957 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 871978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 831952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 561961 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 551969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 541937 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 501932 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 501948 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481953 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 481954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 482010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 461958 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 461982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 451959 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 431941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421998 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401975 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

contributions1960 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,9051982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,5111986 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,4671975 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $27,3801957 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,6941978 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $24,6761983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,5701989 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,5501959 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,8851984 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,0281937 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,1251969 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,7751958 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,4601985 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,7701980 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,0041961 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,5701990 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,0201974 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,9251962 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,1701988 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,112

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1948, continueddonor ($1 – $499)Marylyn Becker Baker l Nancylu Crosthwait Bennett Agnes Leachman Bittman Marilyn Draper Brown Laura Hillhouse Cadwallader l Waltraut Goedecke Duckworth Margot Holt Gill l Betty Lemmon Hein Trudy Garrett Kennedy l Myth Dahlin Monnich l Marilyn Files Webb Patsy Murphey Whitman l

1949Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Rita Crocker Clements l

donor ($1 – $499)Diana Mills Blackburn l Guyanne Tittle Booth l Frances Parker Chapman l Bette Weingarten Cohn l Darleene White DeLee l Jane Wallace Dillard l Suzanne Waters Harris-Locke l Mary Ann Jackson Hyde l Emily Jefferson l Patricia Freeman Lehrburger l Nancy Russell Mixon Patty Schiwetz Nelson Mary H. Norvell Marjorie Reynolds Prichard l Alvrone Scrinopskie Sater l Mary Prothro Stuart Joan Collonge Wall Betty Bland Williams

1950plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Belmore Hicks Bridgford l Patsy Iverson Page

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Trudy Slater Best Anne Schoellkopf Coke l Gail Orand Ewing

donor ($1 – $499)Carol Nash Adams Elizabeth Mayer Boeckman Nancy Crabtree Herrman l Isabelle Brown Hulsey l Ann Sharpe Mason l Bette Wolens Miller l Elizabeth Carter Montgomery l Honey Nash l Nancy Ann Sheldon Votteler l

1951daisy ($500 – $1,499)Grace Neuhaus Richard* Nancy Perkins Shutt l

donor ($1 – $499)Ursula Goedecke Aston Marian Noelke Atcheson l Annette Allen Davis Aline Easley Edwards l Katherine Holt Farmar Marilyn Schuelke Funseth l Judith Hill Gardere l Adair Schneider Gregory l Polly Lawhon Harper l Peggy Sloan Hill Betty Jo Guthrie Lastelick Paula McFarland Catherine Roberts McHaney l Lou Swain Sabo Ann Suggs Smith l Jane Key Wilson

1952daisy ($500 – $1,499)Betsy Cullum Bolin l Annis Singleton Buell l

donor ($1 – $499)Lorna Bullwinkle Brodtkorb l Carol Anderson Bywaters l Barbara Philen Chase l Marjorie Winn Ford l Kay Carter Fortson l Drane Kendall Haw l Anne Finks Hughes l Nancy Neill Law l Ann Lewis Lawrence l Chandler Roosevelt Lindsley l Jean Allen Morgan l Louisa Shade Russell l Sally Edmondson Sparkman l

1953Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Jerrie Marcus Smith l Sally Taylor Young l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Charron Ramsey Denker l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jane Overstreet Barclay l Billie Jo Whipple Graves l Mona Campbell Munson l

donor ($1 – $499)Clare Donoghue Beck Elaine Kimball Carleton l Ann Hanson Crews Sarah Jane English Georgie Fulton Green

Dolly Warner Ladds Jane Moody Leader l Mary Wyatt McComas Suzanne Meek Pelzel l Barbara Roberts Potts l Connie Schedler Rathman Sandra Rose l Jane Mitchell Talbot l Allene White Terrell Cynthia Lavender Weichsel l

1954daisy ($500 – $1,499)Anne Sanger Feld l Margie Purnell l Betty Olmsted Taylor l

donor ($1 – $499)Anita Armstrong Adkins l Betty McCarty Allen l Jennie Roberts Bireline Lelah Price Craig l Dana Haltom Freese l Grace Mathers Gilmore l Edna Brown Hibbitts Joan Erlich Kaplan l Suzanne Hofmann King l Lou Ellen McGinley l Judy Walker Renick l Gayle Glass Roche l Nancy Showers Slaughter l Mary Kay Holmes Snell l Barbara Ann Houser Spencer Bettye Lunn Stocks l Gail Swenson l Lucia Hartgrove Waggoner

1955Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Anonymous

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Schatzie Henderson Lee l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Elaine Amacker Bridges l Janet Kleinman Kutner l Jane Taylor O’Toole l

donor ($1 – $499)Linda Vance Arrington l Linda Schermerhorn Brown Sese Campbell l Carroll Estes Mary Tally Ferguson l Patricia Kerby Hanne l Lynda Yost Lindh l Sandra Pabst Nance Ruth Ann Norris Ann Stewart Nunn l Betsy Buchanan Oates Sylvia Pace-Owens l Donna Paris Porter l Trudie Jackson Smither Jo Fisher Tuck l Deanna Deaton Whitfield

Thanks to you... CHiNeSe LANGUAGe STUDeNTS eNTeReD AN

ART exHibiT AT THe CONFUCiUS iNSTiTUTe AT THe

UNiveRSiTy OF TexAS AT DALLAS WiTH

THe THeMe “CHiNA iN AN AMeRiCAN kiD’S eye”

AND WON FiRST PLACe, SeCOND PLACe, THiRD PLACe

AND HONORAbLe MeNTiON AWARDS.


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Alumnae Donors

1956plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Ann Ritter Johnston

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Alice Worsham Bass Holly Hill l Patty Lott Kirkpatrick l

donor ($1 – $499)Sissie Johnston Amis l Adelaide Elizabeth Biggs Lockie Sue Griswold Bissett l Louise Phinney Caldwell l Pat Nelson Coleman l Betty Weichsel Compton l Faith Miller Feingold l Rita Reed George l Martha Kyger Guyton l Susan Reynolds Hughes Mary Sue Norris McClain Wendy Marcus Raymont Carolyn Higginbotham Schley Jean Erwin Schuller l Charlotte Wolens Schuman Jo Oakley Stone Sally Seay Stout l Nancy Philen Thompson Sue Barnes Wills Sandra Cooper Woodson

1957Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Oteka Little Ball l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Mimi Mason Wood l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Helena Jackson l Sallie McCutcheon l Pat Patterson l

donor ($1 – $499)Marietta Payne Allmond Linda Bailey l Judith Dean Boudreaux Patricia Lewis Chambers Sally Meltzer Cole l Effie Ladopoulou Constantinides Jane Haltom Cote Linda Ashby Crites l Connie Constantin Cummins Loretta Dennard DeWitt

Monica Lofgren Friberg Carolyn Connell Georgeson Kathryn Manion Haider l Suzanne Frensley Hood l Abbie Pearson Jeter Marietta Scurry Johnson l Wendy Faunce Johnson Jane Austin Kyte l Susan Sibbitt Lott l Carol Aldenhoven McKay l Anne McLean l Sara Ann Bush Miles Barkley Adams Rice l Myrtie Rawlins Rice l Fran Harvey Russell l Patricia Penrose Schieffer l Jody Polk Schwartz l Susan Underwood Seward Phyllis Bywaters Singer Jane Matthews Slater l Suzanne Sommerville l Caro Alexander Stalcup l Nancy Malone Symms l Carol Alexander Vesey l Patricia Bywaters Waller Judith Wilson l

1958Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Margaret Anne Cullum lPeggy Simmons Dear l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Jane Ritter Clawson l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Linda Lott Bouchier l Cissy Wall Carr l Sue Swenson Stubbeman l

donor ($1 – $499)Carol Koch Allen l Mary Jane LeVan Armacost l Sally Norris Barnes Mary Jon Lewis Bryan l Bettie Gay Burton Nancy Monroe Carr l Terry Pearlstone Casey l Jane Woodward Elioseff l Peppy Wright Fisher l Nancy Greene Joan Watzek Hargadon l Alice Early Horn l

Brenda Englehart Kelly Betty Moreland Knapp l Julie Goldberg Lowenberg l Lauralea Peters Marley-McCrea l Sue Williams McCullough Peggy Nathan l Alice Shelburne Neild l Susan Claire Cook Nettle Hester Woodfin Parker l Barbara Andrau Powell Penelope Taylor Rembe l Ann Rubenstein Reynolds Harriet Schock l Dorothea Bresslau Severino l Marilyn Munger Watson

1959Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Roz Redfern Grover l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Ellen Higginbotham Rogers l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Sue Ann Bryant Holland l Sydney Reid-Hedge l Janet Spencer Shaw l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Kitt Jackson Davis Kay Clark Lane l Joan Hornberger Peurifoy l Allie Stemmons Simon l Dottie Key Thompson l

donor ($1 – $499)Nancy Fix Anderson l Ellen Kleinman Banner l Barbara Wertz Barrett lSuzanne Hickey Bryant Mary Katherine Redman Cameron l Sara Alexander Clark l Margie Moore Croft Amy Worthington Davis lPat Finley Fallin Susan Schaenen Gould l Louise Allen Grigsby l Eleanor Hamric l Gale Lawrence l Suzanne McCrum Marshall l Susan Conway Mathews Anne McCord Miller Honey Altman Minshew l Julie Boren Patrick l Judye Dodge Perry l Shelby Love Schafer Creo Lynne Smith Alison Taylor Jane Gill Tolman


Your gift of... $525 ALLOWeD 51 FOURTH GRADeRS

TO DiSSeCT COW eyebALLS viA TANDbeRG

viDeOCONFeReNCe WiTH A RePReSeNTATive

OF THe ANN HARbOR HANDS-ON

MUSeUM iN MiCHiGAN.


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1960Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Lyda Hill l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Judy Austin Neuhoff l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Sally Price Fischer Jan Rymer Pickens Neall Grinnan Rose l Judy Camp Sauer l

donor ($1 – $499)Rilla Boroughs Altman Jane Robertson Blanch l Carolyn Cox Brougher l Virginia Maxson Buchanan-Smith Joy Bucy Betsy Barnard Cheroutes l Dorothy Oldham Downing l Carolyn Hall Rebecca Smith Henry l Carol Harrison Holden l Martha Lacy Howe l Marilyn Mason Jensen Susie Kennedy Kathleen Kucera Miller l Barbara Smith Mills Tina Joers Roberts l Judy Hollingsworth Robinson l Marsha LeGate Slocomb Jane Wilson Spears l Cynthia Zuvekas Valk l

1961Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Mary Thuss Cheney*

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Mary Kay Pederson Grum l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Gail Barzune Loeb Judy Kadane Nix l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Becky Beasley l Carol Owen Funk l Karlene Beal Garber Rue Howell Henry l Kay Fowler Kelton Ann Addyman Lawrence l Mary Kay Berry Loupee l Carol Davis Morse l

donor ($1 – $499)Kathleen Hudkins Ashlock Suzanne Simmons Bartolucci Galen Murray Bauchman l

Mary Wertz Brown Diana Sessions Burns Jane Austin Chapman l Molly Caldwell Cline l Wendy Bensinger Dana Janet DeSanders Susan Moore French l Jane Stamper Godlove l Peggy Lubben Gould Suzi Flaxman Greenman l Johanne Lawrence LaGrange Beth Anthony Lightbown l Kay Lumpkin Maxwell Virginia Savage McAlester l Linda Brack McFarland Jan Martindale Newsome l Eloise Vellucci Ostrander Linda Jones Rayes l Debbie Johnson Ryan l Harriet Brown Spanberg Susan Tocker Sternberg Carolyn Campbell Swann Rena Goodson Winfield

1962Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Charlene Cline Marsh l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ann Sweeney Dunkin Dorothy Marvin Jagou Mary McDonough Jalonick Marian Higginbotham Niles l

donor ($1 – $499)Connie Anderson Bartley l Joan Goren Brannon l Karen Hinn Brinker l Nan Dickinson East l Holley Galland Haymaker l

Jill Henry l Carrin Clark Katz l Shelly Suggs Steele Byrd Fuertes Teague l Toni Porter Torrey Taffy Terhune Walker Cindy Roberts Ward l Barbara Castleman Whipple Nedra Reed Williams

1963green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Anne Jordan Logan

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Ann Bateson Betty Walker Creech l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Linda Deal Barrow l Carol Friedman Dressler l Dorothy Paine Duff l Dorothy Hawn Kearney l

donor ($1 – $499)Debby Barnes Borg Ginny Elkin Fuller l Margie Jackson Haley l Marlene Mirkes Johnsen l Merijean Shelton Kelley Penelope Yates Lary Susie Moody l Susie Weber Munson l Kenney Dixon Pickens l Jere Jeffrey Rickman l Camilla Ritchey l Jeanne Weil Shelton Ann McKnight Stevens l Laurie Spurgin Thornton l

1964Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Helen Biggs Willingham l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Olivia Laney Edwards l Annie Penson Vreeland

donor ($1 – $499)Genie Higginbotham Bentley l Jean Parker Bishop Barbara Fix l Susan Schermerhorn Flanagan l Mary Lynn Peterson Garrett l Cathey Silverberg Greenfield l Vicki Gullion l Jennifer Fabian Isaac l Brooksie Gilliland Roberts l Julie Smith Linda Schoeneman Vorhies l Dorothy Collins Weaver l Elizabeth Ardrey Wilson l

1965green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Joanna White

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Ellen Levin Needham l Susan Pierce Wilson l

donor ($1 – $499)Jennifer Brown Alexander l Andrea Levy Aranson Tricia Barr Arnold l Carolyn Turman Chubet l Lydia Conklin Cohen l Sharon Drakeford Cissie Shivers Ferguson l Ariail Fischer Gores l


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1965, continueddonor ($1 – $499)Dealey Decherd Herndon l Joan Sandfield Jackson Mary Margaret Powell Lawrence Michelle Wilson Locke l Stephanie Brown Lucas Susan Bonner Mead Mimi Purnell Barbara Rathbone Carol Bright Reeder l Charlotte Collier Sanderson l Pat Glorig Schiff l Elaine Flache Shiver l Martha Mossman Smither l Denise Mabry Wallace l

1966Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Alinda Hill Wikert l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Susan Northrup Eldredge l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jeanne Graham Miller Kay Woodward Olson l Diane Reid l

donor ($1 – $499)Gano Scurry Ehlers Mary Ann Stell Harris l Jan Hardy Hickey Lucy Childress Huff Becky Love Ingle l Margaret Ann Bundy Kahn Debbie Dobson Kennedy Nini Rowe Lion l Carolyn Smith Lorimer Charla Peavy McCracken l Ann Harris McKelvie Julie Golman Melendi l Patricia Beck Phillips l Anne Alford Rolater Barbie Burden Swanson Margaret Mills Trulock Lynn McEntire Vogt

1967Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Ann Bower l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Anne Woods Patterson l

donor ($1 – $499)Sarah Wilson Andry Heather Brenz Becker l Barbie Joers Borlaug Anne Brewer Jean Fleishman Chapman Mary Tocker Ewen Ellen Lee Falls Madge Green Henry l Dianne Jopling Carol Bonner Marsh Shawnee Rathbone McCord l Karla Wilcoxson McKenzie Janie Castleman McNairy l Marita Bemis Parrish l Susie Northway Phillips-Hergert Betsy Dreyfus Robinson Mary Maxson Thompson Anne Murphy Updyke Carolyn Kemp Wittenbraker l Sally Yamini l

1968

green and wHite

($3,000 – $4,999)Carol Hurd Jewett l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Lainey Luckadoo Abbott l Vicki Michaelis Bartholow l Angier Peavy l Jackie Miller Stewart Ann Lawrence Wessel l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Susie Strauss Breen l Claudia McKinney Humphrey Swanee Hunt Jennifer Josey McPherson l Pam Pitzer Willeford

donor ($1 – $499)Nancy Leake Abelanet l Frances Aronson Anna Temple Galt Cathy Castleman Greene Jennifer Inge Suanne Eisen Lubin l

Catherine Orr Luccock l Shirley Steere Marsh l Linda Julian Richie l Neille Mallon Russell l Marianne Wells Sams l Tricia Wilson l Lynn Woodward l Peggy Wagner Zadina l

1969Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Kaleta Doolin l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Barbara Jaffe l Trudy Richardson* l Janice Robertson l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Carol Lynn Sandfield Birnbaum l Pam Harris Busbee l Susan Hootkins Evy Kay Rhodus Washburne Dianne King Watson l

donor ($1 – $499)Adrienne Amundsen Susan Skeeters Barnett l Martha Rain Black Molly Brewer

Barbara Ann Campbell Merilyn Wood Crain l Helen Johnson Crow Ardell Taylor Fleeson l Blake Kennedy Graves Patricia Muller Handfield Nancy Kalina Healy Anabel Herrerias Martha Reilly Hinchman l Carole Bond Jordan l Michele King McKellar Phoebe Hughes McMurrey Julie Paulson l Janet McNabb Roberts l Nancy Cohen Roffman Mollie Hawkins Sharpe Sidney Spires Lucy D. Steere l Lindsley Harris Swenson l Ann Parish Thornton l Nancy Underwood Betty Priddy Walker l Carroll Jung Williamson Connie Winstead Christine Johnson Winter Mary Remmel Wohlleb



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1970plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Pam Campbell Foster l Read Penson Gendler l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Virginia Pipes Butler Cindy Sprague Hardesty l Coke Anne Murchison Wilcox

donor ($1 – $499)Julie Bees MiMi Denman Campbell l Cindy Creson Clendenen l Carolyn Estes Galloway Lynn Brachman Gryll Betty Anderson Haisten Reagin Forman Hults l Lynelle Purcell Lehman l Emily Ray Lutken Carolyn McClain Graham McNicholas Shirley Young Mendelson Lynne Tatum Moffatt Jenny Lynch Moore Terri Lough Morrow l Patsy Read Overmiller Sharon Fewer Powers l Susan Spires Ruch Jan Hancock Wooldridge Susan Kurth Wrenn l

1971Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Lucy Crow Billingsley l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Mary McDermott Cook l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ruth Hogg Cox Becky Butler Scott l

donor ($1 – $499)Katie Dressner Bell Marla Buckles l Helen Buchanan Davis Lynn Milkes Frank Dana Dickenson Giddens-Tauzin Leslie Pullman Gomez l Hyden Mann Hunter Susan Jones Knape Patty Terry Miller Peggy Flaxman Millheiser Judy Hicks Noble l Renee Brandt Peck Renie Mead Randall Loren Rice l Janet Casey Todrys

1972Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Nancy Nasher Haemisegger l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Janie Strauss McGarr l Sister Loflin Parey l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Penny Tower Cook l Missy Gunn Falchi Dorothy Lay Christie Kelton Leach Jan Braecklein Norris Pam Hudnall Quarterman

donor ($1 – $499)Liz Earlywine Altschuler Markeeta McNatt Brown l Kelly Robinson Caccia l Sandra Brunow Cooper Karen Fry-Weisbrich Martha Fuller Edwards l Val Glitsch l Rita Hill Gordon l Lucia Aikman Gray l Becky Hayes-Newman l Marcy Holloway Nabila Cronfel Kinghorn l Constance Melrose l Cathy Stewart Moore l Linda Arnold Parrish l Trish Payne Parrish Linda Lloyd Quisenberry Liz Whittenburg Redwine l Barbara Pitzer Thornton

1973green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Ann Priddy Bentley l Betsy Best Cullum l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Janet Shields Maloney

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Averille Browning Dawson

donor ($1 – $499)Alice Eiseman Adelkind Sara Melnick Albert l Juliana Attwood Clarissa Walker Chandler l Gayle Embrey Linda Lindsley Farnsworth l Ann Wilson Forsyth-Smith Deborah Godat Hansen Joanie Harris l Catherine Poag Kasprzycki l Amy Williams Monier l Joanie King Norwood

Anne Russell l Susan Starker Witherspoon

1974Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Paula Sammons Butler l Charmaine Denius McGill

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Leslie Melnick Diers l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Lisa Meshier Sinsheimer l

donor ($1 – $499)Peggy Darrah Adams Alice Bergman-Cohen l Leticia Guerra Cardenas Jeanne Tower Cox Rebecca Dean Dewey l Glenna Foster l Debra Davis Goeks Caron Gitelman Grant l Kay Butler Howell l Susan Keeney l Selene Tompsett Lehmann Linda Sheldon Martinez Jill Roberts McClung l Ann Hubbard McIntyre l Lou Ann Levering Monroe l Vicki Fischer Morse Patty Dedman Nail Ruthie Newberry Porterfield l Graciela Garcia de Rendon Sally Wagner Rosenberg Kitch Risser Simpson Brie Sabin Triplett l Leslie Maclay Washburne l

1975Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Barbara Bass Moroney l Barbara Glazer Rosenblatt l Martha Maclay Sweezey

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Nancy Hunter Beck l Leslie Crozier Kathleen Keith Lauinger l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Margaret Peak l Bonnie Bass Smith l

donor ($1 – $499)Heidi Hall Bass Laurie Smith Becker l Lisa Brachman l Sissy Best Cullum l Claire Dewar l Carol Lee Luscombe Downs l Mary Underwood Farrimond l Cissy Booth Goodson l Jana Hayes Helen Holman Cathy Irwin l Catherine Bozeman Jobe Louise Faulkner Kemp Ruth Lindsley l Carol Johnson Proctor l Caroline Moore Strom l Risa Weinberger Kandy Hayes White Betty Barr Whitham

Thanks to you... UPPeR SCHOOL WAS AbLe TO exPAND

ACTiviTy CLASS OFFeRiNGS TO iNCLUDe

CONDiTiONiNG, yOGA, FiTNeSS DANCe,

FiTNeSS WALkiNG, RACqUeT SPORTS, SWiMMiNG,

ZUMbA, iNLiNe SkATiNG AND OFF-ROAD bikiNG.


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Alumnae Donors

1976daisy ($500 – $1,499)Dorothy Reid Budd l Mary Clutts l Ann Colgin Elisa Hammack l Odie Rooth Milliorn l Betsy Hardin Rayle l

donor ($1 – $499)Ruth Maginnis Blum l Lynn Cunningham Brown l Jane Campbell Debbie Coben Dreyfuss Karen Veninga Driscoll Jean Hancock Eye Jane Halebian Martha McKenzie Hill Barbara Tayloe Jarratt l Cynthia Philipson Klein l Janis McCulloch Langford Dorothy Lipscomb Amanda Miers McDowell Melissa Melville l Ainslie Taylor Nibert l Kathryn Martin Oberthier Nancy Dressner Olivier l Peggy Papert Lisa Treigle Pratt Elisabeth King Seibold Ann Benners Travis Mary McEntire Young l Melissa Young

1977plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Kalita Beck Blessing l Leslie Philipson Krakow l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Anonymous Carol Stotler Jurcak l Fallon Browning Vaughn l

donor ($1 – $499)Liz Arrington l Glynna Baker Kay Wolens Case l Mary Anna Carrington Davis Anne Daughety Dethrow l Jeri Leer l Lisa Roten Levitt l Lydia Connally McClanahan Karen Sledge McLain l Cynthia Reaves Rogan

Sarah Longinotti Rosenthal Cynthia Nix Savelli Martha Schumacher Marcia Regan Shannon l Helen Clayton Shingler l Staci Williams l Dorothy Willis Jennie Smith Wilson l Ellen Needham Winspear l Val Yarbrough Krystal Mahaney Zahniser l

1978Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Maryann Sarris Mihalopoulos l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Nancy Perot Mulford l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Phyllis Tonymon l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Harriet Shutt Burrow l Vicki Clark Dorothy Taliaferro Weil l

donor ($1 – $499)Anonymous Julie Ackerley Janet Aker l Ann Jackson Albert Ellen Harris Ballon Paula Oetking Beck l Ann Blanchard Michelle Stephenson Bufkin l Wendy White Carnell Anne Uribe Cespedes Dru Heinzelmann Chapman Sharon Jones Chapple Helen Loftin Clark Liz Pickens Cordia Allison Taylor Davidson Nancy Kalow Dektar l Becky Seale DeLoache Jomey Cartwright Dick Gretchen Eppler Andree Falls Mary Farley Pamela Forducey Lucia Frenkel l Martha Gibson Caro Emerson Goettee Susan Grier

Mary Grace Ashton Gudis Leslie Klein Handler Cynthia Groebe Hatter Galen Burnett Haynes Alexa Hutchison Heck l Karen Helms Anita Parker Howard l Beth Sabo Huddleston Sissy Jeffett l Esther Sullivan Kottwitz Elizabeth Kurilecz Mary Mantz Susi Marzuola Merrilea Mayo Sharon McCally Paula Ballard McKay Suzanne Propst Neal Liza Orchard Claire Smith Ortiz Camille Pearcy Potts Dawn Atkinson Prestwich Lesley Woodberry Robinson l Melissa Spann Rollins Betsy Rosenberg Ellen Plumlee Russell Stephanie Saunders Nancy Shaw Diane Smith l Kelly McGlothlin Smith Shayne Suttle-Roberts Carolyn Lombardi Tillquist Sheryl Childress TroianiLaura Johnson Urbis l Holly Mullins Vinella DeAnn Thomason Walker Meneese Orr Wall Shelley Marks Weathers

1979Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Tucker Ford Enthoven l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Aminah Jatoi

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Kate Belknap l Liz Walker Farmer l Elizabeth Reid Moir l Lori Heape Sparks l Vallette Graber Windham l Sharon Crutcher Yoh l

donor ($1 – $499)Julie Hyland Ambler l Karen Gilmore Anderson Priss Benbow Dee Johnson Blakeney Caroline Boeckman l Nan Currey Ginny Wright Currey l Julie Melnick DearienJanet Mabery Fulmer Madeline Collins Hamm l Donica Folse Jimenez l Kathryn Aronson Lacey l Mary McCarthy Moore l Karen Bascone Moult Dede Pearcy l Jennifer Nance Stagnaro Tracy Stoneman Pam Gourley Teeter l Gina Woods


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1980Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Regen Horchow Fearon l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jill Shorey Giroir l Robin Stephens LoMonaco Anita Escobar Miles l Frances Ewing Rowland l

donor ($1 – $499)Rebecca Bailey Mallory Maclay Creixell l Hilary Sommer Davidson Nancy Hall Einhorn Marion McLaurin Forbes l Sarah Harris Linda Ann Shaw Hubbard Tamara Stern Hundley Tracy Bruce Jones l Elaine Low Karstens Kathryn Koch Keramidas l Caroline Scragg Law l Carolyn Winans Morrisey Leigh Ann Wood Nicas Nancy Philipson l Heather Purcell Ann Aston Ratelle l Monique Regard l Holley Sandlin Sanford Lisa Ginsberg Silver l Amy Rhodes Stephenson l Denise Smith Thompson l Melissa Thompson Katherine Greenlee Uhlhorn l

1981daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jennifer Posey AhearnRyla Bouchier Peggy Black Meyer l Bridget Silverthorne Russell Hilary Nicholas Steinert

donor ($1 – $499)Juliette Smith Aston l Christen Caudle Benat l Pamela Grundeman Blankenship Cathy Chapman Stacy Cockrell Barbara Currey l Becca Nelson Davis l Susan Dowben Day l Angela Fritsen Laura Bloom Gordon l Clare DeCleva Hammer Ellen Haynes Kimberly Neff Hogue Tamara Hedge Johnson Neina Kennedy Jessica Cobb King l Kama Boswell Koudelka l Sheri Price Kowalski l Cindy Jones Lambert Barb Winspear Meyer Claire Curry Saunders l Carolyn Dewitt Somerville Leigh Ann Moranz Steere Tracy Spellings Watts Catherine Woodward

1982Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Lizzie Horchow Routman l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Suzanne Perot McGee l Catherine Baxter Sidamon-Eristoff Jenna Brasch Woodberry l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Tania Regard Hardage l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Thalia Sarris Banowsky l Nancy Purse Winston l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jani Hall Leuschel l Kendall Burney Wilson l Ann Whitley Wood l Sarah Woodberry l

donor ($1 – $499)Raguet Bass l Julie Philipson Boren l Rachel Cobb Lisa Cummins Cohen l Karen Gilbertson Cowden Maria McKinney Dau l Heather Dunbar Sandra Standifer Fennell Angelique Foster Claire McCracken Galetti l Karen Lastelick Higginbotham Elly Sachs Holder l Andrea Burpo Holle Elizabeth Estess Hughes l Susan Cochran Jacques l Carol Keith l Alice King Marlyn Mayo Krampitz l Kelley Lane Chandler Lindsley l Carol Marzuola Katy Miller Merriman l Sara Mosle l Meg Carter Pelose Leslie Hyland Rodgers Dixie Carter Salinas Amy Sheinberg l Presley Stokes Troyer Robin Grier Vettoretti l Polly Dossett Whittle l Serena Young l

1983Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Michelle Neuhoff Thomas l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Nell Fullinwider Bush

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Leslie Whittenburg el-Effendi l Nancy Hochstim Goldberg l Margaret Oldham Jackson l Eleanor Herndon Munson l Cary-Elisa Briggle Rubarts l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Mary Eileen Flanagan Anderson Caroline Haynes Lopez Kathryn King Marley l Maria Martineau Plankinton l Lisa Stroope Browning Varel l Mary Walker l

donor ($1 – $499)Cissy Northcutt Abernathy Julie Uhlhorn Allen Robin Bernat Mace Coday l Jerri Ann Young Fitts l Sandi Hubbard Liz Roosevelt Kelly Eugenia Hudson King Marion Scragg Kistler Kristina Mathews Lafaye Michele Olivier Laird l Sharon Coggan McBride l Alison Gaylord Monnich Nancy Wynne Saustad l LeRey Coker Schrampfer l

1984Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Leslie Stoneman Cornog

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Karen Sheinberg Pollock l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Betsy Reed Eiseman l Amanda Urschel Goldstein l Margaret Estep Hill l Jennifer Ostrow Hocking l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Lynne Page Clarke Elizabeth Nicholson King l Robin Slater Martin l Candace Campbell Swango l Carla Wheeler l


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1984, continueddonor ($1 – $499)Heidi Rath Black Chesie Hortenstine Breen Lynn Lloyd Buxton Carolyn Herkimer Cooper l Kimberly Martin Grant l Shirley Young Hall Gina Lee Hamada Blainey Maguire Hess l Elizabeth Cleaveland Howard Lanita Shaw Nickerson Laurel Neuhoff Page Stefani Westfall Podvin Jennifer Thoman Wisinski l Kay Wills Wyma l

1985green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Rebecca Enloe Fletcher l Tracy Bassman Kaye

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Holly Harris

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Christy Alvord Jamie Ginsberg Garrett l Elise Black Parteli l Kit Richardson Sawers l

donor ($1 – $499)Alissa Adkins l Elizabeth Oldham Collett l Kimberly Fleming Irene Stalcup Forero lLiz Georgoulis l Catherine Bolger Graham Deidra Wilson Hubenak Claire Hughes Lynch Mary Kate O’Toole Mellow l Cappi Copeland Northcutt Brenda O’Neal l Margaret Flanagan Solomon Susan Hagler Thompson Elizabeth Clark Walsh Linley Young Amy Springer Zinck l

1986Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Carolyn Perot Rathjen l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Tamara Rorrie Campbell l Stephanie Glickman Harmon l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Bailey Ann Simms Broughton Talley Dunn l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Liz Dunn Arencibia Elizabeth Enloe Malakoff l Ixchel McKinnie l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Elizabeth Anema l Leslie Lipton Armitage Katherine Bliss l Elizabeth Thompson Just Lisa Loeb l Libby Crutcher McCabe l Abbie Kellogg Milisci l Elizabeth Ostrow Smith l

donor ($1 – $499)Adrienne Cohen Bruckman Macol Stewart Cerda Kim Bockhaus Collins Lorie Gurley Davenport Kathryn Kennedy Duncan Cary Greif Sid Ellis Hancock Gwen Moore Holliday l Marti Acosta Holmes Claudia Jasin l Amy Sanders Kerber l Susan McGinnis McAllister l Debbie Brown Milton Rachel Blum Nicholas Alma Doll McCutchin Pratt Angela Berry Roberson

Jody Plotkin Rudman l Kristin Kessler Schell Betsie Tart Sears l Andrea French Wetsel l

1987plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Angela Ards Michelle Morgan Lockhart l Beth Gayden Williams l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ariana Viroslav Held l Estee Marsh Kellogg l LeDee Kidd Sachs l

donor ($1 – $499)Fran Engle Alford Victoria McElhaney Benedict l Sarah Clossey Nancy Jackson Crook Lale Gravel Diehl Jennifer Gaillard l Jamie Porter Gaunt l Kathy McLane Gersch Katy Cottingham Green l Sally Darden Hudspeth l Jackie Swango Katz l Laura Lovelace Paula Ackerman Menendez Hayden Ellis Parr l Marietta Johnson Scherer l Amy Spence l Beth Brand Stromberg l Lisa Campbell Yarbrough l

1988plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Sally Horchow McCauley l Evangeline Paschal Tiffany Borlaug Rubi l Becky Miller Wartell l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Laura Custard Hurt l Meredith Lightfoot l Darcy Ahlberg Ribman l Maria Reyes Shadle Meg Allen Temple

donor ($1 – $499)Nicki Allen Virginia Speck Amason l Mandy Lee Berman l



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Audrey Cook Bines l Erika Bruce l Jennifer Bryan Brooke Cohen Erin McBride Crocker l Ellen Dutta l Mandy Ginsberg l Kimberly Haley-Coleman l Judy Hsu Lauren Hudspeth l Alison Henrion Kaplinsky l Jessica Kramer l Brandon McInnis Shannon Morse Liz Noteware Alyson Montgomery Opsahl l Deborah Lawrence Schafer l Jeanne Simpson Julie Ann Sklaver Elizabeth Stuart l Shana Intille Wilcox l

1989Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Katherine Perot Reeves l Allison Campfield Taten l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Carrie Moore Becker l Katherine Rogers Roberts l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Gila Rosenstock Appel Carlyn Henry l Gigi Hill Lancaster l Shannon Saalfield Thompson l Jennifer Willingham Williamson l Megan Manser Wood l

donor ($1 – $499)Beth Bankhead Marisa Guerra Beckett Lisette Bonilla l Carrie Boren Tebbie Barnhill Borgers Suzanne Brown Marla Cotten Katherine Fowler Ernest Shannon McCutchin Finucane l Amy Gilliam Leslie Henderson Harrell Claudia Ward Holmes l Elisabeth Loeb Jacobson l Levin Key Megan Kramer Jennifer Hile Kuczaj Amy Smitherman Kusic l Debbie Loeb Tiffany Newsom Melvin l Susan Jackson Moore l Wendy Moore Oglesby l Michelle Rauch l Kimberly Fahrenbrook Rich Laura Talley Schell Kathleen Johnson Self Julia Tyson Shelburne l Kristal SnelsonBetsey Boshell Todd

1990Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Rajani Kapu l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Melinda Hartnett l Kate Hoak Power l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Melissa Thomas Allan l Erin Sudbury Ashby l Sandie Eltringham l Melissa Korby Fordyce l Christine Posner Alison Edens Robinson l Jill Sachson Trattler

donor ($1 – $499)Leigh Allbritton Catherine Crutcher Bohigian Carrie Shepperd Butler l Jennifer Hazlewood Cronin l Lillian Huang Cummins Christi Thompson Dean Elizabeth Smith Gray Paula Sheinberg Greenman l Jessica Hately Channing Henry l Emily Herndon Elizabeth Hairston Keogh Dana Lawrence l Nicole MacLean McCauley Alexis Connally Noack Caroline Grady Platt Karen Netzer Ranen Heather Hill Washburne Blair Johnson Wylie l

1991green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Samantha Ackerman Simons l Nicole Ginsburg Small l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Elizabeth Schoellkopf Dal Piaz l Courtney Newman Flanagan l Catherine Battle Hanslik l Laurie Jones Sarah Lowe Nathan Carrie Johnson Phaneuf l Betsy Rodgers

donor ($1 – $499)Abigail Ahearn Tracy Locke Castro Tricia Drum Davidson l Sue Shirley Fair l Cara Veatch Fierro Soume Daulat Foshee Lisa Gala Allyson Connally Gonzalez Hayes Miller Hokanson Marisa Jaffe Aline Hui Koch Stacy Michaelson LaCorte Shiela Haffar Lannen Elspeth Hunter McDonald Moira Muldoon Marisa Ritter l Kendra Rorrie l

Thuylinh Nguyen Roschangar Nathalie Ryan l Dana Vig

1992plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Tracy Ruff Bakshi

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Casey Tollett Collins Kate Fullinwider Ferguson Lynde Jones Schoellkopf Lisel Matheny Simmons Cathy Wilmeth Taylor l Anne Shirley Underwood l

donor ($1 – $499)Angela Runnels Andrade Dana Wilcox Ayres Susan Earhart Brower Stephanie Stokes Davis l Nancy Fallen l Landy Elliott Fox l Ashley Geller Bettina Hein l Yony Lee Kim Beth McPherson Maryam Toofanian Morse Stuart Newsome Rebecca Leigh Sherouse Anne Schwitters Smith l Karen Soltero

1993daisy ($500 – $1,499)Angelica Marin Hill Leah Jordan Sara Briggs Pauley Pippa Eltringham Zimmerman l

donor ($1 – $499)Cindy Casey Brown Mary Clare Jalonick Cahlink Caroline Allen Cummings Carey Dodson Victoria Garcia l Michelle Handy Jennifer Howsden Pamela Jaffe Rani Khamesra Vani Konda l Lynn Drum Lanyon l Ellen Gores Lewis l Erika Meeske Margaret King Morse l Debbie Howard Munir l Nidhi Monga Nakra Sharon Reese Niebuhr l Melissa Burkholder-Dealey Rawlins Ann Allen Rose

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Alumnae Donors

1993, continueddonor ($1 – $499)Laura Sotelo Santellana Cristina Dugan Schmidt Heather May Smith Rosemary Ramsey Stewart Claire Campfield Storino l Kelley Studdard l Shannon Morris Warden Merry Munson Wyatt l Priya Swamy Zeikus

1994plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Taylor Kepler Craig l Kathryn Walker Francis l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jennifer Parks Barth Kirsten Marsh Breckinridge Jennifer Schoellkopf Emanuelson l Sara Jaffe Alison Foxworth Schilpp

donor ($1 – $499)Bonner Mead Allen l Monece Cullum Appleton l Kathryn Munson Beach l Yvette Pabilona Bhutani Jennifer Fetner Booth Tiernan Swenson Cavanna l Stephanie Hazlewood Dees l Annie Whitworth Downing Carrie Nelson Dunn

Nihal Fayad Kathryn Balink Fernandez Cate Veatch Ford Katie Johnson Hale Julie Hsieh l Ailsa Heard Hurley l Courtney Elliott Itson l Susannah Moore l Allison Swayze Navitskas Camille Harrell Ohmstede Jan E. Phillips Therese Patrizi Richei Abby Ritman Devon Schiff l Julia Yang l

1995plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Allison Geller Block l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Morgan Thompkins Kennedy l Laura Lewis

donor ($1 – $499)Allison Brooks Sarah Price Brown Elena Jacobson De Leonardis Afton Johnson l Elizabeth Sartin Mastronardi l Elizabeth Hooper O’Mahony Debbie Perez Sarah Saalfield l Anne Newman Schoenhard l Karin Brown Shoffner l

Merrie Nell Spence l Elizabeth Hale Spitzer Stacey Lynn Sterbenz Sarah Stockton Christie Browning Sullivan Adrienne Wilson Wagner l Lauren Tauscher Woods

1996daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jessica Werner Epperson l Britten LaRue l Becca Marcus Meg Munson McGonigle l

donor ($1 – $499)Laura Adams Virginia Coil Alverson l Natasha Anderson Maha Armush Janet Blackwell Ellen Brown Blix Caitlin Starrs Bovo Katherine Burch Canales l Chancey Burnett Canon Catherine Carr l Alyssa O’Reilly Constant Susan Dean Elizabeth Duffy Libba Good Jennifer Wilmeth Keller Christine Brown Klayman Melanie Lary Lisa Liu Monica Long Diane Dubsky Mandel Kelly Johnston Middleton Allison Hazlewood Olson l Laura Phelan Brittney Rogers Julie Sagalowsky l Jenniffer Self l Cindy Simmons Cynthia Spalding Kathryn Spitzberg Heidi Werner

1997plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Lyle Foster Scovell l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Margaret Johansen Hirsch l Kristin Pittman Ortega l

donor ($1 – $499)Paige Adams Lindsey Hawkins Ambrose Sara Auld Catherine Mead Brady Morgan McKenna Burnham Alicia Carter Shirley Johnson Chambers Christine Collins Laura Douglass Dostert Sarah Coppin Edwards l Dena Fayad Jessica Ferrell Paige Hunt Gialanella Lisa Rubin Hartman l Worth Anne Stites Herrell Brooke Robinson Howe Monica De Anda Huffman l Courtney Jones Johnson Tracy Lin Katherine Mathes l Noreen Mehdi Ashley Moore Shea Dobbins Moss Lindsay Mullins Lakshmi Nair Masami Iida Overstreet Allison Mittler Pape Carolyn Lentzsch Parcells Janie Park Sarah Houldey Raggio Katie Reese l Randal Rauscher Rhodus l Nicole Stewart Lindsey Shaw Valente

1998Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Elizabeth Cullum Helfrich l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Bethany Elliott Holloway l Katherine Anne Thomas

donor ($1 – $499)Devon Alder Melissa Armstrong Jamie Bankhead Alexis Bayoud Mollie Blasingame Natalie Borlaug Lucy Billingsley Burns Kyllan Brown Cody l Lana Constantine Megan Cramer


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Annie Crum Ginny Desmond Jennifer Drapkin Gracie Everitt Mia Feldman Alison Fisher Kerri Geller Goldfarb l Trude Goodman Ashley Yates Gunther Amy Walker Healy Melissa Wilmeth Iraniparast Kimberly Kircher James Suzanna Dryden Jensen l Mary Kate Lawson Johnson Arley Goes Kattan Sarah Walker Kinard Desiree Lyle l Isabell Novakov l Kelly Oby Jennifer Burch O’Connor l Jenna Zouzelka Osborn Sarah Pearson Reidy Liza Trinkle Caroline Walker l Athena Wickham Charnelle Wiley

1999Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Jacquelin Sewell l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ellen McCullough l Ashley Pittman Katy Crawford Slade Kate Jeffrey Williamson l

donor ($1 – $499)Lilly Albritton Elizabeth Anderson Shannon Blount l Catherine Bogart Mia Bongiovanni Elizabeth Boysen Charlotte Hudson Carter Melissa Corley Christel Fulton Crigler Evie Crowley Kate Williams Dicker Rebecca Nycum Elder Sarah Wilson Fenton l Anne Fischer l Meredith Russell Francis Sara Frankfurt Gail l Vickisha Genti Margaret Gingrich Meredith Jarrett Katherine Campbell Johnson l Veronika Karasek Marion Abercrombie Laubach Erin Levin Monica Lira

Kelly Brantley Little Michelle Lloyd Beth Barraco Macrini Reese Pepper l Lesley Phelan Alexa Racioppo Kerry Ryan l Lydia Sands Robyn Schwartz Siegel l Elsa Sprunt Sruti Sreerama Kathleen Stetson Jenny Stewart Meredith Stites l Valerie Parks Thomas Kristin L. Tucker l Linda Villafane Lenox McClendon Warren

2000green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Morgan Hughes

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Jill Rosellini Ombrello

donor ($1 – $499)Leigh Notestein Avsec Sarah Bartholow l Mary Bonner Seay Bertolami Lauren Brown l Brannon Cullum Serena Carr DeBergh Cassie Evans Decker Olivia Carleo Eklund Vanessa Gerber Emilie GioiaDenman Glober Barbara Lawson Heil Khris Jackson Erica Kuppin Sara Lowery Tyler Lown l Elizabeth McGarr l Sonya Michelle Mirbagheri Anar Rathod Patel Amy Barr Patrick l Anne Catherine Savage Podolsky l Leesie Pool Katharine Meyer Speaker IB Stanley-Ikhilioju Laura Tobolowsky Swartz Nicole Tong Meg Weathers l Ann Marie Wesneski Jimieka Williams Whetstone

2001green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Margaret Cullum

donor ($1 – $499)Chrissy Van Duyne Adkisson Lindsay Barbee Joanne Blackwell l Whitney Campbell Marjon Carlos Mary Scott Crain Alissa J. Fagadau l Mallory Fosdick l Claire Gingrich Fallyn Gray Joycelyn Jones Gina Kim Leslie Aldred Lambert Neeraja Lammata Ashley Moore Britain Bailey Peakes Zarina Rasheed Caris Reid l Amy Meyer Stoneham Anita Taleghani Kristin Thumlert Anne Wallach Sarah Washburne l Stephanie Frankfurt Weinberg LaTodra Williams Britt Sorensen York

2002daisy ($500 – $1,499)Margaret Anne Ryburn Dafna Salomon

donor ($1 – $499)Chi-Chi Acho Haley Acuff Kathleya Afanador Charlotte Balser Sandy Barnett Meghan Bartos Callan Blount Courtney Brown Caroline Stevenson Brownworth Elizabeth DarverTeena Gray Maryam Khan Kristina Kiik l Heather White Linburg l Anne Miller Lesley O’Leary Leann Parey l Margaret Elizabeth Perry l Meredith Lewis Perry Katie Ackerman Rhamey Elizabeth Savage l Frances Schendle Rohini Seth Avery Simpson l Emily Tang Meghan Titzer l Mary Teresa Israel West l Molly Zale


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Alumnae DonorsList is based on all Annual, Capital and Benefit Underwriting Gifts and Payments received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.l Denotes a minimum of five years of consecutive giving

2003daisy ($500 – $1,499)Melissa Langston

donor ($1 – $499)Anneka Anand Shari Barnett l Rachel Bock l Jenny Branson Katherine Brooks l Katherine Bruce Elizabeth Burkhead Mariam Chaudhry Jaime Crowley Elizabeth Dreyfuss Caroline Fischer Lauren S. Gnutti Stephanie Hanson Cameron Hardesty Maggie Hoak Joanne Hong Jamie Humber Christine Lewis Pilar Macdonald Margaret McCullough Kathryn McGarr Casey Potter l Christina Rabun Christen Levering Redlich l Stephanie Swingle Sangita Vyas Amber Webb

2004daisy ($500 – $1,499)Katie Escoto l

donor ($1 – $499)Anonymous Lindsay Gardere Austin Maria Heyne Bascom Sagari Bette l Jeannie Blair Alex Brooks l Alex Brousseau Nikki Bruce Emily Campbell Megan Coleman Rachel Conrad l Katy Crow l Natty Dean l Hannah English Amanda Havard Emily Hebert Deborah Heines Katie Hogan Katie Israel Nabihah Kara Katie Keith Marissa Lau l Shelley Moore Evangeline Pittman Katy Reddin Tess Reeder Claire Reid l Alyssa Reiman Devon Rudberg Allison Rutherford

Emmy Smith Abby Tice Elaine Weatherall l

2005plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Margretta Wikert

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Amy Rush

donor ($1 – $499)Molly Bierman l Taylor Bigler Stephanie Friedberg Bowden Stephanie Bulger Kathleen Campbell Carson Glasscock Castellaw Christina Collins l Audrey Decherd l Meredith Diers Colleen Downs Lauren Dunlap Hannah Flory Dianne Goode Mallory Harrison Feryal Hirji Erika Hoops Kristen Kane Stephanie Kiehnle Kathryn Lookadoo Sarah Lorenzen Morgan Manser Ginny McDowell l Krystie Meidell Adrienne Murphy Mimi Pasahow Allison Richie Kelsey Robertson Abbie Ryan l Nasim Sobhani Allison Squires Louise Stevenson l Lany Villalobos Ashley Walker l Melissa Wong

2006Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Anna Rosenblatt

donor ($1 – $499)Claire Albert Andrea Autrey Elizabeth Bruyere Taylor Cassidy Laura Compton l Brooks Dennard Kitt Garton Erin Harris Lauren Hoffman Helen Jury Eleanor Krahenbuhl Meredith Leyendecker l Elizabeth Marley l Abby McCartney Flo Monier Lucy Reid Murchison l Sarah Nouri Andi Pimentel Farrell Rafkin l Rhiannon Rees Eleanor Ryburn Rachel Spradley l Elizabeth Warnack Christy Yip Devon Youngblood Jennifer Zavaleta l

2007daisy ($500 – $1,499)Kat Morgan

donor ($1 – $499)Maillil Acosta Bailey Anderson Caroline Barnett Annie Black Natalie Bornowski Caroline Bruff Nicole Bullock Natalie Burch Eda Chen Maggie Cowling Emily Dunlay Alexia Garcia Jacqueline Giroir Laurence Glasscock Allie Hayes Blakely Hull Courtney Levering Leslie McCombs

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Chelsea Miller Merritt Milliorn Bess Milner Katherine Novinski Caroline Penn Emily Rowan Sarah Satinsky Carolyn Shinn Anna Simon Ellie Simpson Lauren Solomon Olivia Trevino

2008Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Molly Rosenblatt

donor ($1 – $499)Janie Bruyere Megan Cassidy Tracy Diers Lindsay Dolan Katherine Dreyfuss Irene Gow Haley Huffines Monica Israel Laura Kirchhofer Tia Kirksey Alexandra Larrave Kassie Lorenzen Gina Mahatma Kate Marley Margaret Marley

Sasha Nouri Colleen O’Bannon Rosie Parravano Channy Ronchetti Anne Smead Kim Starfield Laura Jean Stargardt Rachael Wildes Heather Wolf Anna Wright

2009donor ($1 – $499)Lindsey Bank Sarah Bricker Sarah Lyn Bruff Zohra Chahal Gail Chiangda Rachel Compton Amber Hardeman Maribel Helland C. J. Hoke Cyonna Holmes Elise McDonald Lanie Milliorn Zizi Moir Kathleen Murphy Elizabeth Novinski Alina Pimentel Jessie Risman Katie Satinsky Hillary Wallace

2010donor ($1 – $499)Luyi Adesanya Ashley Anderson Lauren Ansong Aline Bass Elizabeth Bentley Emily Bowe Natalie Breen Sarah Cassidy Sahara Chhabra Elizabeth Cowle Taylor Dilbeck Stephanie Do Julia Eggleston Allison Fijolek Nikitha Gangasani Sarah Gilberg Stephanie Gobran Brenda Hernandez Augusta Hoffman Manning Jordan Margot Konig Katie Krenek Elizabeth Law Maverick Lezar Gena Loe Hanna Loucas Mary Mackie Mollye MacNaughton Emily McCombs Jillian Mock Elizabeth Muse Jordan Naftalis

Kat Niemi Alex Nowlin Laura Payne Caitlin Porter Katie Radford Anna Ramundo Shelby Schmitz Sarah Jane Schneider Twyla Shelmire Erin Simmons Grace Song Bradley Kate Souryal Hayley Williams Katherine Xiong Ellie Yanagisawa Arden Youngblood


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Alumnae Day 2011

paM caMpbell foster ’71, Sue Wade, Erin Prather Stafford, Jon Prather, Hockaday Medalist louise Hopkins underwood ’36, Harris Underwood, Jane Henry, Gwynne Juett, Alyssa Underwood, lyle foster scovell ’97

Alumnae Day Weekend was great fun for everyone who participated. The weekend’s festivities started Friday, April 29, with alumnae lectures, an annual meeting and awards ceremony, campus tours, classroom visits, Archives open house, 10-year reunion class panel with the senior class, reunion class photos and a luncheon.

The Hockaday Alumnae Association honored recipients of the Hockaday Medal, the Honorary Alum, Outstanding Alumnae Volunteer and the Ellen Higginbotham Rogers awards.

Hockaday Medal: louise Hopkins underwood ’36 Mrs. Underwood co-founded The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts (LHUCA) in 1997 in Lubbock, Texas. The multi-discipline arts center brings together local artists and audiences for education, performance and exhibition in a more than 34,000-square-foot space. The LHUCA serves more than 48,000 individuals each year. Her work involvement has not only benefited individual artists, but also the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra, Ballet Lubbock, theatre groups and the Texas Tech University Museum and College of Visual and Performing Arts. During Lubbock’s centennial celebration in 2009, Mrs. Underwood was named one of the top 100 influencers in the city. She is a role model for all Hockaday alumnae as she strives to make a difference in the world in which we live by being an active citizen of the community.

Honorary aluMna: beverly lawsonupper scHool science teacHer and departMent cHairDr. Beverly Lawson has been teaching Hockaday students for 25 years. She is known for making chemistry understandable – even enjoyable – for science fans and non-fans alike. For her Advanced Placement Chemistry students it is not uncommon for the class to receive an invitation to her home for an AP Exam study session. Dr. Lawson is an exemplary teacher who is involved with her students and advisees. She serves on the Honor Council and is advisor to one of the most coveted advisories on campus. She is an avid supporter of Hockaday activities, and to the delight of her students, is known for attending their performances and sporting events – often decked out in colorful Hockaday garb. Her students also know that she is their strongest supporter and eager to help them find summer internships at local colleges and hospitals. She enthusiastically assists with the organization of the Science Department’s annual Hockaday Alumnae in Technology and Science (HATS) program. Dr. Lawson was also a Hockaday parent to alumnae Mary kate lawson Johnson ’98 and barbara lawson Heil ’00.


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HigHest participationclass of 1957: 87%Class AgentsJudith Wilson Myrtie Rawlins Rice

HigHest giving class of 1960: $49,905Communication Class AgentMarilyn Mason Jensen

HigHest reunion year participation class of 1961: 55%Class AgentsBecky BeasleyAnn Addyman Lawrence

HigHest reunion year givingclass of 1986: $35,467Class AgentsSusan McGinnis McAllisterCarolyn Perot RathjenKristin Kessler SchellMargaret Herndon

HigHest young aluMnae participation class of 2010: 46%Class AgentsElizabeth Ann Omoluyi AdesanyaElizabeth N. CowleStephanie GobranMargot Stephanie KonigGrace Eun Hae SongAlex NowlinHayley Williams

HigHest young aluMnae givingclass of 2005: $4,860Class AgentsMolly BiermanMichelle FoxAbigail Stevens HoakElizabeth Fletcher LintelMorgan Brent Kennedy ManserEllen Ciuba ParkhurstAllison Julian RichieAmy Winslow Rush

HigHest Junior college participationclass of 1952Jc: 56%Class AgentBetty Taylor Cox

HigHest Junior college giving class of 1946: $1,695

Left to Right: becky beasley ’61, Honorary Alum Chair; barbara glazer rosenblatt ’75, Hockaday Medal Chair; Jeanne P. Whitman, former Eugene McDermott Headmistress; katHryn walker francis ’94, Alumnae Association President; Beverly Lawson, Honorary Alumna; and lyle foster scovell ’97, who introduced the Hockaday Medal recipient outstanding aluMnae volunteer: Holly Hill ’56

Holly Hill has been an active and instrumental member of the Alumnae Association Board. In 2003 she served as a panelist on the inaugural HAARTS Program – The Art of Literature. From 2003 to 2005 she was a member of the Board of Visitors. In 2008–2009 she served as the 1950s Decade Chair. She was Vice President-Elect of Communications from 2009–2010, and oversaw the NetPals Program. This year as Vice President of Communications, she chaired the HAARTS Program – The Art of Diplomacy. She helped to select the speakers and truly had a passion for ensuring that the evening’s event would be enjoyed by alumnae, panelists and the Hockaday community. Unfortunately, HAARTS had to be cancelled because of an unprecedented week in which four days of classes were cancelled due to inclement weather. Her dedication and genuine enthusiasm goes without saying. Holly is the consummate Hockaday champion. She participates in her class activities and gatherings, often hosting her fellow 1956 classmates for anniversaries and birthday parties. She revisits campus often, attending student programs, award ceremonies and receptions.

ellen HigginbotHaM rogers award for excellenceThe three finalists for the Ellen Higginbotham Rogers Award for Excellence were also announced during Alumnae Day. The finalists were stephanie Hazlewood dees ’94, Lower School Early Childhood teacher; Steve Kramer, History Department Chair; and Jenni Stout, Middle School and Upper School Math teacher. stephanie Hazlewood dees ’94 was presented the Rogers Award at an assembly at the end of the school year.

Activities on Saturday, April 30, included an inaugural Former Boarder Reunion Breakfast in Tarry House and an Alumnae Family Picnic on the Lower School Playground and Picnic Area catered by Goff ’s Hamburgers.

Jeanne P. Whitman, former Eugene McDermott Headmistress (far left) and katHryn walker francis ’74 (far right) with the Ellen Higginbotham Rogers Award for Excellence finalists (left to right) Jenni Stout, Middle School and Upper School Math; Steve Kramer, History Department Chair; and recipient of the award, stepHanie Hazlewood dees ’94, Lower School Early Childhood teacher.

Alumnae Day2011

“My grandmother has changed lives.

The work she has done has given

Lubbock hope. With The Underwood Center

and First Fridays, she created a venue

where every single person in

Lubbock can enjoy art.”

david Henry

on the impact of his grandmother, louise Hopkins underwood ’36

2011 Hockaday Medalist


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1935 Barbara Belknap Owen, Louise Corrigan Jordan

1936JCMackenzie Blinn, Class of 2014; Frances Briggle Campbell ’36JC; Kiersten Blinn, Class of 2017

1942JCKitty Burge Wilson

1946JCNorma Davidson Roberts, Mary Kate Scaling Cooper, Mary Ann Maxwell

1951top row: Ann Suggs Smith, Betty Jo Guthrie Lastelick, Judith Hill GarderebottoM row: Nancy Perkins Shutt, Peggy Sloan Hill, Maria Bates


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1951JCMarjorie Reynolds Prichard, Pat Faber Boike, Sonia Topletz Philipson, Mary Ann Jackson Hyde

1956top row: Lelya Levy Menscher, Cita Smalley Suratgar, Georgia Gray Benson, Susan Reynolds Hughes, Alice Worsham Bass, Nancy Philen Thompson, Wendy Marcus Raymont, Jo Oakley Stone, Nancy Murrell Neuhoff; Middle row: Sue Barnes Wills, Dorothy Johnston Amis, Gloria Gobble Dawley, Brenda Sluyter; bottoM row: Pat Nelson Coleman, Mary Sue Norris McClain, Betty Weichsel Compton, Beverly McLemore Robbins, Madeline Utay Podorzer, Holly Hill, Shannon Harrison Armstrong


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1961top row: Cynthia Higginbotham Scofield, Galen Murray Bauchman, Noel Bardman, Rue Howell Henry, Peggy Lubben Gould; second row: Judy Kadane Nix, Becky Beasley, Jan Martindale Newsome, Caroline Giles Banks, Peggy Grinnan Allen, Mary Berry Loupee, Mary Kay Pederson Grum, Diana Sessions Burns, Kay Fowler Kelton, Beth Anthony Lightbown, Virginia Savage McAlester, Donna Lett Villarreal, Ann Addyman Lawrence; tHird row: Eloise Vellucci Ostrander, Gail Barzune Loeb, Carol Owen Funk, Linda Brack McFarland, Susie Allen Ryan, Molly Caldwell Cline, Jane Stamper Godlove, Linda Jones Rayes, Rena Goodson Winfield; bottoM row: Gayl Prather Smith, Susan Moore French, Kathleen Hudkins Ashlock, Kay Lumpkin Maxell, Susan Bradley Graumann, Suzi Flaxman Greenman, Liz Stewart Wally, Suzanne Simmons Bartolucci

1966top row: Gano Scurry Ehlers, Margaret Mills Trulock, Caroline (“Jinx”) Washburne Heyer, Becky Love Ingle, Beth Marr Lee; bottoM row: Julie Golman Melendi, Jan Hardy Hickey, Frances Alford Rolater

1971top row: Susan Jones Knape, Christy King Sarosdy, Judy Hicks Noble, Janet Casey Todrys; bottoM row: Cathy Wilson Sharp, Colonel Marla Buckles, Gay Jaggi Anderson


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1976top row: Mary Clutts, Martha McKenzie Hill, Elisabeth King Seibold, Tracey Allen Bedgood, Dottie Lipscomb, Nancy Dressner, Crys Cartwright Thomas, Odie Rooth Milliorn, Martha Vail Myre, Amanda Miers, Shawn Pratt Bradshaw, Jane Ort; Middle row: Ruth Maginnis, Sallie Favrot Stroud, Merri Allstadt Chester, Cynthia Philipson Klein, Kathy Martin Oberthier, Julie Johnson Leathers, Peggy Papert, Jean Hancock Eye, Mary McEntire Young, Lisa Treigle Pratt, Karen Veninga Driscoll, Missy Young, Ainslie Taylor Nibert; bottoM row: Diana Ingram Miller, Ann Colgin, Betsy Hardin Rayle, Debbie Coben, Brenda Fisette Bagelman, Jeri Hadsell, Laura Williams Kaufman, Sharron Hunt Munson, Jane Halebian

1981top row: Ellen Haynes, Cathy Chapman, Sue Hay Register, Hilary Nicholas Steinert, Tamara Hedge Johnson, Catherine Woodward, Karen Votteler Carreon, Bridget Silverthorne Russell, Jill Harnish Lawrence, Mary Symms Pollot, Rebecca Nelson Davis, Valerie Tedford Queen, Jenny Posey Ahearn, Tracy Spellings Watts; Middle row: Laurie Mitchell Woods, Caroline Vanston Poe, Cindy Brown Bequette, Amy Coffman, Stacy Cockrell, Ryla Bouchier, Laura Barzune, Kama Boswell Koudelka, Jessica Cobb King, Barbara Currey Oseroff, Lori Seeburger Marchant, Claire Curry Saunders; bottoM row: Andrea Elizondo de Gonzalez, Adriana Arguelles Gutierrez, Eddie Hardy Wilson, Lisa Wellons-Rothfus, Cindy Jones Lambert, Barb Winspear Meyer, Peggy Black Meyer, Lisa Baker Clark, Michele Behrendt Allman


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1986top row: Kim Drummond Thomas, Julia Kovisars, Elizabeth Anema, Laura Berry Walker, Ixchel McKinnie, Ellen Lampl, Cary Grief, Ritu Varma Dixon, Adrienne Cohen Bruckman, Farrah Forke; second row: Claudia Arroyo, Stephanie Glickman Harmon, Bailey Simms Broughton, Susan McGinnis McAllister, Amy Sanders Kerber, Talley Dunn, Sylvia Garcia, Alma Doll McCutchin Pratt, Lisa Loeb; bottoM row: Andrea French Wetzel, Katherine Bliss, Kim Bockhaus Collins, Beverly Gaucher, Kathy Hurst, Mary Jones Snow, Elizabeth Ostrow Smith, Erin Sexton Webb, Betsie Tart Sears

1991top row: Anne Zimmerman Reich, Sue Shirley Fair, Tricia Drum Davidson, Courtney Newman Flanagan, Eryn Lugger Sporl, Elizabeth Schoellkopf Dal Piaz, Dana Vig, Betsy Rodgers, Nathalie Ryan, Hayes Miller Hokanson, Stacy Michaelson LaCorte; bottoM row: Samantha Ackerman Simons, Carrie Johnson Phaneuf, Nicole Ginsburg Small, Laurie Jones, Thuylinh Nguyen Roschangar, Kate Bucholz McDonald, Sarah Lowe Nathan


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2006top row: E. Warnack, Ariel Youngblood, Sarah Nouri, Abby McCartney, Kristen Cataldo, Erin Harris, Jennifer Zavaleta, Christy Yip, Eleanor Krahenbul, Anna Rosenblatt, Lucy Reid Murchison; bottoM row: Alicia Rubio, Angie Fayad, Lindsey Adams, Michelle Wong, Natalie Pon, Elizabeth Bruyere, Melinda Ku, Laura Noble

1996top row: Allison Hazlewood Olson, Cynthia Spalding, Lisa Culbertson, Jenn Self, Meg Munson McGonigle; bottoM row: Britten LaRue, Erin Shiver, Christine Brown Klayman, Katherine Burch Canales

2001top row: Abby Pringle, Joycelyn Jones, Jennifer Keener Judge, Anita Taleghani, Alex McAtee, Lindsey Barbee; Middle row: Paloma Rendon, Britain Bailey Peakes, Katina Cardenas, Kate Holbrook, Chrissy Van Duyne Adkisson, Mary Crain, Elisabeth Jerome Applbaum, Whitney Campbell, Claire Jordan; bottoM row: Fallyn Gray, Stephanie Frankfurt Weinberg, Sara Rowghani, Michelle Vick, Ashley Moore, Cassidy Acuff, Mallory Fosdick


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Creativity“By practicing creativity we flex our minds and nurture our students’ imaginations, leading each girl to identify and use her voice effectively in making art and in life. In the words of Edward de Bono: ‘Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way.’”

– susan sanders-rosenberg, visual Arts Chair and Middle School Art Teacher

(Pictured here is Upper School Ceramics Teacher Kevin Brady.)


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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)Robert Priddy

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Oakley William Cheney, Jr. Jeanne P. Whitman and Rhodes Bobbitt l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Theresa and William Daniel l Frances and Rick Jeter Dianne and Hervey Priddy

daisy ($500 – $1,499)John M. Beall Evie and Geoff Butler l Barbara and John Clark Dorothy Comley Kelby Hagar Isabell and Joe Haggar, Jr. l Ginnie Payne Betsy Priddy Mary and Charles Priddy Randy Priddy Harriet and Warren Stephens Henry S. Thomas l Elizabeth C. Williams

donor ($1 – $499)Suzy and Don Apeland Virginia Foster Appleby Carlos Arandia H l Virginia Barrett Arceneaux Peggy Arent H Christy Bednar H l Kay Boruff H l Nancy Boxall H l Mary and Tom Capps H Anjan Choudhury Lee Cullum Betsy Davis H Lorraine and Norm Dumaine H l Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Dunlap, Sr. W. C. Estes James Byrn Francis IV Robert Priddy Francis Mollie Garitty H Alice and Edward Grayson Patricia Harris Jay Hellmuth H Marcus Neale Hickerson Hollie Huggins H Carolyn C. Johnston Mary Kesler H David Koch H Michelle Krebsbach Christine Lagow H l Scott and Marianne Lawson Renee LeClair Judy and Evans Mank H Joan McFarlane H Michael Merrill Nancy F. Mueller Nedra Niles H Paula and Lawrence O’Neill Deborah and Al Pease H l Ashley and Ashley Priddy Leonard M. Riggs, Jr. Russ Rosensweig Eleanor and Richard Seline Phyllis and Ronald Steinhart Carol Ann Stewart Richard Tozer Gordon Wagner l Jackie and Steve Waldman Charlotte and Tom Walker H Marnie and Kern Wildenthal Michael Woram Rachel Wyatt Zabierek H Barbara and Don Zale


Thanks to you... PRe-kiNDeRGARTeN TeACHeRS WeRe SUPPORTeD

AS THey DeveLOPeD A FOReiGN LANGUAGe

exPLORATORy (FLex) PROGRAM, eNHANCiNG

PRe-k exPOSURe TO THe SOUNDS AND vOCAbULARy

OF FReNCH AND SPANiSH.

Friends of HockadayList is based on all Annual, Capital and Benefit Underwriting Gifts and Payments received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.H Denotes retired or former Hockaday faculty or staffl Denotes a minimum of five years of consecutive giving


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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)The Edward & Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation l Richard D. Bass Foundation Bickel & Brewer Foundation l Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund l The JHB Family Foundation l The Wang Foundation l

Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Gerald J. Ford Family Foundation The Lyda Hill Foundation l Robert H. Dedman, Jr. Family Foundation

Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)The Communities Foundation of Texas l Crow Holdings L.L.C. The Dallas Foundation l Dallas Jewish Community Foundation l Dallas Taxpayer Rights Dallas Women’s Foundation Graue Family Foundation The Thomas O. and Cinda Hicks Foundation l The Horchow Family Charitable Trust l Tom and Charlene Marsh Family Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation Merrick Family Foundation Rupe Foundation l Ruth C. and Charles S. Sharp Foundation, Inc. l Texas Instruments Foundation W. P. Carey & Co., LLC

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)The Effie and Wofford Cain Foundation The Decherd Foundation Goldman Sachs l H.Ward Lay Foundation The Hoak Foundation Jeffrey C. Jaynes, D.D.S., P.A. Klion Family Foundation l Mankoff Family Foundation Harry S. Moss Foundation l The New York Community Trust Perot Foundation The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation l Stanley M. Truhlsen Family Foundation l E. Paul & Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Inc.

green and wHite($3,000 – $4,999)Bank of America l Citizens Against Taxpayer Owned Hotel FGH Foundation l Greystone Foundation The Houston and Michelle Hall Foundation McNarosa Foundation l Southwest Neurology, P.A. Sydri Energy Partners, Ltd. Wells Fargo l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Fluor Foundation Gayden Family Foundation l Hockaday Upper School Kimberly-Clark Foundation Morgan Stanley PepsiCo Foundation l Raymond James l Rosewood Foundation l Schwab Charitable Fund Time Warner Employee Grant Programs Alinda Hill Wikert Foundation

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Aetna Foundation, Inc. l American Airlines Political Action Committee l American Airlines, Inc. AMG Charitable Gift Foundation BlackRock Bunge North America Foundation Capital One Services, L.L.C. Chinese Medicine Wellness Center of America, P.C. Compass Insurance Agency, Inc. l Comprehensive Pain Management Center Clay Cooley Motor Company The Denver Foundation EnCana Oil and Gas, Inc. Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation General Mills Box Tops for Education Greater Houston Community Foundation Greater Kansas City Community Foundation The J. M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation l Jackson Family Foundation l Elizabeth D. Jaynes, D.D.S., M.S., P.A. JDC Foundation, Inc. l JPMorgan & Co. l Kline Family Foundation l MacAdams Financial Group

Foundations, Corporations and Organizations

List is based on all Annual, Capital and Benefit Underwriting Gifts and Payments received between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.Organizations with matching gifts are noted in italics. l Denotes a minimum of five years of consecutive giving


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Marchant Family Foundation The Rebecca Marcus, M.D. Foundation The Meadows Foundation l MFS Investment Management Marsh & McLennan l Barbara Bass Moroney Foundation, Inc. Nokia Siemens Networks Omaha Community Foundation Quest Diagnostics Reciprocity Consulting Group, Inc. The Raymond E. and Bettye C. Reid Foundation l George A. and Nancy P. Shutt Foundation Peter P. and Bonnie B. Smith Foundation l Stubbeman Family Foundation Tektronix, Inc. Thank Heaven Foundation Tolleson Management, L.P. Towers Watson Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program l Verizon Foundation l W. Buford and Linda M. Lewis Family Foundation, Inc.

donor ($1 – $499)Alphagraphics American Express Company Arkay Foundation l Arnold Stokol and Associates AXA Foundation Baker Hughes Foundation Blue Umbrella, L.L.C. Bock Jewelry Co., Inc. BP Foundation, Inc. Cafe Madrid, Inc. Chevron The Coca-Cola Company l James M. Collins Foundation l Berry R. Cox Family Foundation Craig Ranch, Ob-Gyn Davis & Davis, L.L.C. Designs By Lucia eBay Foundation l Elsevier Science, Inc. Equine Veterinary Services eScrip Exeter Trust Company FelCor Lodging Trust Fidelity Foundation l Gazeebo Burgers, Inc. # 3 Google Hawk Partners, L.L.C. The Hockaday School Social Committee Ingenious Enterprises, L.L.C. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Kerry Higgins Interiors, Inc. Kinder Morgan Foundation B. Vijaya Kumar, M.D., P.A. La Belle Nail Salon Liberty Dental Studios, P.L.L.C The Little Gym of Dallas M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation Meddev USA, Inc. Michael Stoner Chapter DAR Microsoft Millennium Pharmaceuticals Mobil Foundation, Inc. New Life Ob-Gyn Occidental Petroleum Charitable Foundation Oracle Corporation PJZ Designs, Inc. Raytheon Company l Reynaldo Godines, M.D. Gastroenterology Services Shell Oil Company The Shirley & William McIntyre Foundation Target l Thompson & Knight, L.L.P. Tomden Engineering, L.L.P. TPG Capital, L.P. UBS – Employee Giving Programs UnitedHealth Group Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation



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Hockaday circle council ($50,000+)The Edward & Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation l Helma and Edward Ackerman l Richard D. Bass Foundation Rita Crocker Clements ’49 l Lyda Hill ’60 l Hockaday Parents’ Association l JHB Family Foundation l Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney P’13 ’13 l Jim and Lynn Moroney FoundationPaula and Jon Mosle, Jr. l Nancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson l Kathryn Priddy l Robert Priddy The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation l Jacquelin Sewell ’99 l Bonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith l Jerrie Marcus ’53 and Fred Smith l

Hockaday circle patron ($25,000 – $49,999)Dan BassKathryn Walker ’94 and Jim Francis P’24 l

Hockaday circle MeMber ($10,000 – $24,999)Kelly and Brock Compton l Tiffany and Mark Cuban P’22 Margaret Anne Cullum ’58 l Margaret Cullum Charitable Trust Gerald J. Ford Family Foundation Kelli and Jerry Ford P’22 Rosalind Redfern ’59 and Arden Grover lDianne and Hervey Priddy Amanda and Brint Ryan P’19 ’23 ’24 l

Jade ($5,000 – $9,999)Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar P’20 ’21 Anita Craddock Bigger* ’45JC Skye and Bill Brewer P’15 ’20 l Mary Thuss Cheney* ’61 Oakley William Cheney, Jr. Linda and Bill Custard l The Decherd Foundation Maureen and Robert Decherd Joyce and Mike Ernst P’11 ’14 l Wanda and Richard Gass P’11 l Nancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 l Michelle and Houston Hall P’18 lSusan and Bob Kaminski P’14 l Klion Family Foundation l Amy and Howard Klion

Nancy Albertini and Steve MetzgerJanet and Kevin Pollari P’15 l Dodie and Walter Priddy Louise Hopkins Underwood ’36 E. Paul & Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation, Inc. Marilyn and Ben Weber P’11 l Helen Biggs ’64 and Gene Willingham l

green and wHite ($3,000 – $4,999)Susan and Stephen Butt P’15 l Crow Holdings, LLC Kathy and Harlan Crow P’21 l Shirley and Stuart Crow P’14 ’20 l Betsy Best ’73 and Bennett Cullum l Margaret Cullum ’01 Regen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon P’11 ’20 ’20 l Elizabeth Cullum ’98 and Jeffrey Helfrich l Cinda and Tom Hicks P’12 l Ward Lay P’18 Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and Stewart Thomas P’11 l

plaid ($1,500 – $2,999)Lainey Luckadoo ’68 and Rick Abbott lRuth and Kenneth Altshuler lHong and Jim Bass P’11 l Ann Priddy ’73 and Rhett Bentley P’12 l Theresa and William Daniel l Laura Starks and Joe Dannenmaier P’12 l Rachael and Bob Dedman P’19 ’21 l Tucker Ford ’79 and Richard Enthoven P’11 l Amy and Danny Gow P’12 l Dawn and Toby Grove P’23 Nancy and Jim Hoak l

Gifts to Hockaday Endowment Funds

The folowing have made gifts or commitments to The Hockaday School endowment in the past year.l Denotes a minimum of five years of consecutive giving

Thanks to you... THe WeLLNeSS CeNTeR ALLOWeD eiGHTH GRADeRS TO

DeveLOP THe NeCeSSARy kNOWLeDGe OF FiTNeSS AND

CReATe iNDiviDUAL exeRCiSe PReSCRiPTiONS.


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Hockaday Upper School Marguerite Steed Hoffman P’13 l Kanika and Vinay Jain P’11 ’19 l Elizabeth and Jeffrey Jaynes P’17 Debra and Lyndon Johnson P’12 l Joyce and Larry Lacerte l Charlene Cline ’62 and Tom Marsh lMargaret McDermott lThe Eugene McDermott Foundation lMegan and Casey McManemin P’15 ’17 l Barbara and Ric Middlekauff P’16 Maryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos P’14 l Debra Doss Miller P’11 l Barb and Peter Mitchell P’11 l Lynn and Presley Mock P’13 l Jeannine and Jim O’Bannon l Vinita and Muktesh Pant P’14 Margot and Ross PerotKatherine Rogers ’89 and William Roberts P’20 lEllen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard Rogers l Therese and Chris Rourk P’16 ’19 Beth and Gene Soltero Stanley M. Truhlsen Family Foundation l Ashley Walker ’05 l Betty Priddy Walker ’69 l Caroline Walker ’98 l The Wang Foundation l Courtney Wang P’11 lDonna and John Watters P’11 l Ann Lawrence Wessel ’68 l

daisy ($500 – $1,499)Ben Alvord l Christy Alvord ’85Angela Ards ’87 Vicki Michaelis ’68 and Peter Bartholow l Alice Worsham ’56 and Dick Bass John M. BeallDavid Bentley Elizabeth Bentley ’10Virginia Bentley ’12 Lucy Crow ’71 and Henry Billingsley lKalita Beck ’77 and Ed Blessing l Diane W. Bradshaw P’14 ’19 l Susie Strauss ’68 and George Breen l Debbie and David Burch P’11 lEvie and Geoff Butler l Amber and Travis Carter P’22 Elloine Moseley ’47 and William Clark l Barbara and John Clark Ruth Bakal and Michael Cohen P’16 l Compass Insurance Agency, Inc. l Don Crook P’11 l Peggy Simmons Dear ’58 lThe Denver Foundation Leslie Melnick ’74 and Bryan Diers lTalley Dunn ’86 and Bradley Miller lMolly and Gregg Engles P’23 FGH Foundation l Betsy and Rick Fijolek l Sharon and Steve Folsom P’12 ’17 lRead Penson ’70 and Steve Gendler lLisa and David Genecov P’18 l

The Class of 2011 Endowment for Faculty Support

Marzetta and Curtis Alexander P’11 l

Hong and Jim Bass P’11 l

Lisa and Robert Buban P’11 l

Michelle Stephenson ’78 and

Charles Bufkin P’11 l

Debbie and David Burch P’11 l

Shannon Liu and Jeff Chen P’11

Don Crook P’11 l

Fran Eikenberg P’11

Tucker Ford ’79 and

Richard Enthoven P’11 l

Joyce and Mike Ernst P’11 ’14 l

Regen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon

P’11 ’20 ’20 l

Hilary Frank P’11

Wanda and Richard Gass P’11 l

Nancy and Rod Gatehouse P’11 l

Carole and Mike Gayler P’11

Lynne and Bill Gerlach P’11 l

Kathy and Peter Gudmundsson

P’11 ’17 l

Cheryl and John Hall P’11

RuLan and Rick Hebeler P’11 l

Edith W. Hill P’11

Hockaday Upper School

Frances and Paul Hsu P’11

Trish and Bob Inselmann P’11

Kanika and Vinay Jain P’11 ’19 l

Louise and John Kee P’11 l

Nan and John Kirchhofer P’11 l

Peggy and Tom Knight P’11 ’17 l

Hattie Liu and Wenlian Zhang P’11

Shashi Dharma and

Mike Mahatma P’11 l

Teresa and Eddie Mayfield P’11 ’15 l

Debra Doss Miller P’11 l

Barb and Peter Mitchell P’11 l

Elizabeth Reid ’79 and

Peter Moir P’11 l

Mary McCarthy ’79 and

Howard Moore P’11 l

Judith and David Mullens P’11

Winnie and Obeng

Opoku-Acheampong P’11 ’12

Aeran and Max Park P’11 l

Gwyneth Lloyd and

Robert Phelps P’11 l

Jeanne Phillips P’11 l

Jennifer and Robert Ridout P’11 l

Anne and Chris Rote P’11 l

Maura and Peter Sakovich P’11 l

Susan and Panos Shiakolas P’11 ’13 l

Victoria and Greg Shinn P’11 l

Marilou and Jim Simon P’11 l

Agnes and Larry Starfield P’11 l

Gloria and George Tarpley P’11 l

Texas Instruments Foundation

Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and

Stewart Thomas P’11 l

Tracey Thornton-Willis and

George Willis P’11 l

Courtney Wang P’11 l

Marilyn and Ben Weber P’11 l

Kendall Burney Wilson ’82

P’11 ’15 l

Cathy and Jeff Wood P’11 l

A special thank you to Jeanne Phillips

for coordinating the 2011 class gift.

In honor of their daughter’s graduation, a group of senior parents established the Class of 2011 Endowment for Faculty Support, thereby continuing the tradition started by the Class of 2007 parents.

Providing opportunities for professional development is critical in the hiring and retention of outstanding teachers. Professional development expenditures include summer travel, study grants, instructional conferences and in-service programs. The Hockaday School thanks the Class of 2011 donors for their generosity and continued support of the School.

The following parents have honored their 2011 graduates by making gifts or commitments to the Class of 2011 Faculty Endowment Fund.



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daisy, continued($500 – $1,499)Goldman Sachs l Linda and David GravelleTania Regard ’82 and Kevin Hardage P’13 l Stephanie Glickman ’86 and Eric Harmon P’21 l Zoe and Todd Hart P’17 Edith W. Hill P’11 Swanee Hunt ’68 Elizabeth D. JaynesJeffrey C. Jaynes Frances and Rick JeterLouise and John Kee P’11 l Deanie and Terry KeplerNan and John Kirchhofer P’11 l Caren and Peter KlineAmy and Charles LaDue P’20 l Melissa and George Lamb P’15 ’17 Ann Addyman ’61 and Sam Lawrence lSchatzie Henderson ’55 and George Lee, Jr. lPatty and Mark Leyendecker lMacAdams Financial GroupJane and Mike MacAdams P’15 Shashi Dharma and Mike Mahatma P’11 l Staci and Jeffrey Mankoff P’18 l Nancy C. MarcusKathryn King ’83 and Mark Marley lMonica and Ron McCrayCindy and Alex McGeoch P’14 ’16 ’16 l Elizabeth Reid ’79 and Peter Moir P’11 l Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l Charlie Nearburg lThe New York Community Trust Aeran and Max Park P’11 l Liz and Bruno Pasquinelli P’13 ’16 Pat Patterson ’57 lAngier Peavy ’68 l Holly and Carlos Gonzalez Peña P’12 ’14 lJeanne Phillips P’11 lKaren Sheinberg ’84 and Richard Pollock P’18 lKate Hoak ’90 and Will PowersBetsy Priddy Mary and Charles Priddy Randy Priddy Jennifer and Robert Ridout P’11 l Chris and Dick Rogoff lBarbara Glazer ’75 and Randy Rosenblatt lLizzie Horchow ’82 and Dan Routman P’12 ’16 l Betty and Brian Schultz P’18 Nicole Ginsburg ’91 and Justin Small lHarriet and Warren Stephens Judi and Glenn Stewart P’16 ’19 ’19 lRebecca and Richard Szelc P’15 lGloria and George Tarpley P’11 l

Vaishali and Dinesh Thati P’21Henry S. Thomas l Jakki and Terry Thomas P’18 ’20 ’24 Lisa Stroope ’83 and Mark Varel l Vineeta Salvi and Amit Walia P’14 lElliott Walker Elizabeth C. WilliamsJenna Brasch ’82 and Seth Woodberry P’12 ’15 ’20 ’24 l Trea and Richard Yip Sally Taylor ’53 and Barney Young lSharon and Kneeland Youngblood P’12 ’14 l

donor ($1 – $499)Rehmat and Salim Adatia P’16Sara Melnick ’73 and Mark Albert l Marzetta and Curtis Alexander P’11 l Constance Alexandre l Mary Jane LeVan ’58 and Samuel Armacost l Carroll and Kent Arnold P’16 Angela and Moses Asom P’13Dana Wilcox Ayres ’92 Jim Bao and Alice Yang P’12 Carrie Moore ’89 and Steven Becker P’20 l Peggy Black Braecklein ’44 l Lisa and Robert Buban P’11 l Michelle Stephenson ’78 and Charles Bufkin P’11 l Kelly and Herb Buford P’16 Nell Fullinwider ’83 and Shelby Bush P’13 ’16 ’18 Christie and Joseph Cahoon P’22 ’24 Claudia Calonne P’16 Sharon and Scott Charlton P’14 ’16 l Shannon Liu and Jeff Chen P’11 Priya Varada and Deb Choudhury P’15 Lacey and Kevin Cloud P’14 Susan and Chris Cooper P’16 ’22 lJeanne Tower ’74 and Berry CoxMira CranfillAna and Eugene Curry P’19 lIrene and John Dagher P’11 ’15 Julia and Tim Danklef P’15 Davis & Davis, LLC Laura Dickens P’12 Dorothy Paine Duff ’63 l Lorraine and Norm Dumaine lMelissa and Brent Dyer P’14Fran Eikenberg P’11 Betsy Reed ’84 and Richard Eiseman P’12 l Equine Veterinary Services Maria Delgado and Sergio Espinosa P’18 Nancy Fallen ’92 lTammy and Josh Feferman P’18 Ashley Carter Francis ’24 James Byrn Francis IV

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Robert Priddy Francis Hilary Frank P’11 Nancy and Rod Gatehouse P’11 l Carole and Mike Gayler P’11 Lynne and Bill Gerlach P’11 l Caro Emerson ’78 and George Goettee Suzi Flaxman ’61 and Jack Greenman lKathy and Peter Gudmundsson P’11 ’17 lCheryl and John Hall P’11 Cindy Sprague ’70 and Steve Hardesty l Paula and Jeff Hayes P’12 lRuLan and Rick Hebeler P’11 l Rue Howell ’61 and Tuck Henry lEdna Brown ’54 and William HibbittsAdam Herring and Alexis McCrossen P’21 Ellen and Rex McDowellMarcus Neale Hickerson Linda and Phil Hodgson P’18 Bethany Elliott Holloway ’98 lFrances and Paul Hsu P’11 Mary Ann Jackson ’49 ’51JC and Ed HydeTrish and Bob Inselmann P’11 Patti and Paul Kane P’16 Rajani Kapu ’90 and Russ Haden P’23 l Robert KallosElizabeth and Fehmi Karahan P’12 l Jennifer and Tom Karol P’14 l Kerry Higgins Interiors, Inc. Patricia and James Kleckner P’16 Diana and Thomas Klein P’17 Peggy and Tom Knight P’11 ’17 l Michelle Krebsbach Janet Kleinman ’55 and Jonathan Kutner lKieu-Trinh Dao and Thang Le P’14 ’15 l Bradleigh and Glen LeBlanc P’15 ’17 Renee LeClair Kathy and Jayson Limmer P’22 ’23 lAllyson and Hays Lindsley P’20 l Chandler Roosevelt Lindsley ’52 lHattie Liu and Wenlian Zhang P’11 Ed Long and Janet Bucher-Long lJudy and Evans Mank Teresa and Eddie Mayfield P’11 ’15 l Jennifer McClung l Mary McCarthy ’79 and Howard Moore P’11 lNancy F. Mueller Christine Muelsch P’12 Judith and David Mullens P’11 Arax and Ramon Nazarian P’16 l New Life Ob-Gyn Lydia and Dan Novakov l Winnie and Obeng Opoku-Acheampong P’11 ’12 Gwyneth Lloyd and Robert Phelps P’11 l Jane and Charles Pierce Pam and Brad Porter P’13 l Ashley and Ashley Priddy Anita Tarar and Jason Railsback P’24 Belinda and Thomas Reeder P’16 Janet and Gary Reeves lAnn Rubenstein Reynolds ’58 Anne and Chris Rote P’11 l Cary-Elisa Briggle ’83 and Bobby Rubarts P’19 lTiffany Borlaug ’88 and John Rubi P’22 l

Anne Russell ’73 and John Lumbard l Kathryn Russell Kristy and Victor Sahm P’19 l Maura and Peter Sakovich P’11 l Rhonda and James Sanchez P’16 l Patricia Scroggins l Eleanor and Richard Seline Susan and Panos Shiakolas P’11 ’13 l Victoria and Greg Shinn P’11 l Christine and Sig Sigurdsson P’20 ’22 Marilou and Jim Simon P’11 l Kate and Kevin Smith P’16 Ann and Rick Smith P’16 Amy Spence ’87 lAgnes and Larry Starfield P’11 l Jeri Sutton lDaphne and David Sydney P’12 l Allison Campfield ’89 and Mike Taten P’22 lKim and Ron Taussig P’16 l Anne and Van Taylor P’23 ’24 Texas Instruments Foundation Shannon Saalfield ’89 and Jodie Thompson P’20 l Tracey Thornton-Willis and George Willis P’11 l Taffy Terhune Walker ’62 Dorothy Taliaferro ’78 and Ben Weil P’11 lSarah and Russell Weinberg P’16 Stacie and Mark Whitley P’22 Stacey and Randy Wilkins P’13 Staci Williams ’77 lKendall Burney Wilson ’82 P’11 ’15 l Ann Whitley ’82 and David Wood P’18 lMichelle and Peery Wood P’16 Cathy and Jeff Wood P’11 l Sandra Cooper Woodson ’56 Michael Woram Anne Yager P’16 Erin and Billy Young



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Endowment Funds

general endowMent funds

the kalita beck blessing endowment fundThis fund supports the mission of The Hockaday School to provide an education that prepares girls to assume positions of responsibility and leadership within their communities and to equip them to make considered choices. It will be used especially to encourage girls of all ages to learn how to be responsible stewards of their financial resources and thereby to improve the community around them. It will fund the development of coursework, training of faculty, and purchase of instructional materials within the applicable areas of the curriculum.

the elizabeth Mayer boeckman ’50 general endowment fundEstablished in 2000 with a gift from the Frederick and Mildred Mayer Foundation, The Elizabeth Mayer Boeckman ’50 General Endowment Fund honors Kathryn Boeckman Howd ’75 and Caroline Boeckman ’79.

the effie and wofford cain foundation endowed fundEstablished in 1983 with a grant from the Foundation, the Fund supports general purposes.

the clara r. and leo f. corrigan foundation endowment fundEstablished in 1979 with a grant from the Foundation, the Fund supports general purposes and honors the Corrigan family whose association with Hockaday spans three generations. Louise Corrigan Jordan ’35 is the mother of Anne Jordan Logan ’63 and the grandmother of Claire Jordan ’01. Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Corrigan, Jr. (Marilyn Ray ’47) are the parents of Catherine Corrigan ’79.

the Jeannette eppler general endowment fundEstablished in 2004 by Mrs. William B. Eppler, mother of Jennifer Eppler Long ’74 and Gretchen Eppler ’78, the Jeannette Eppler General Endowment Fund supports excellence in education at The Hockaday School.

the dr. and Mrs. william b. Heroy, Jr. endowment fundEstablished in 1981 by Dr. and Mrs. Heroy, parents of Barbara Heroy John ’73, the Fund supports general purposes. Dr. Heroy served as a Trustee of the School from 1969 to 1976.

the elizabeth b. Higginbotham endowment fundThis Fund, which supports general purposes, was established in 1976 by Mrs. Joseph L. Higginbotham, the first woman to serve as Chairman of the Hockaday Board of Trustees, on which she served from 1968 to 1975. Mrs. Higginbotham was a Life Trustee of the School, an Honorary Alumna, and the mother of four Hockaday graduates: Jane Higginbotham Bayes ’56, Life Trustee Ellen Higginbotham Rogers ’59, Marian Higginbotham Niles ’62, and Harriet Higginbotham Stoneham ’66. Her granddaughter, Katherine Rogers Roberts, is a member of the Class of 1989 and great-granddaughter, Alice Goodrich Roberts, is a member of the Class of 2020.

the Hockaday alumnae association endowment fundEstablished in 1964 by the Board of the Hockaday Alumnae Association, the Fund initiated Hockaday’s endowment.

the lacerte general endowment fundEstablished in 1998 and augmented in 2006 by Joyce and Lawrence Lacerte, parents of Megan ’02, Madison ’06, Monroe ’07 and Quincy ’08 Lacerte, The Lacerte Endowment Fund supports Hockaday’s technology needs. Proceeds from the Fund are used to support technology infrastructure costs and to provide technology training for Hockaday faculty and staff.

the Mary o’boyle endowment fundEstablished in 1982 by Mary O’Boyle, a Trustee of the School from 1981 to 1987, a member of the Class of 1970, and the mother of Abigail English ’00 and Tess English ’06, the Fund supports general purposes, especially financial aid.

the elizabeth Hudson penn endowment fundEstablished in 1974 by Mrs. Penn, mother of Nancy Penn Penson ’41, grandmother of Annie Penson Vreeland ’64, Suki Penson Jarzemsky ’65, and Read Penson Gendler ’70, and great grandmother of Lizzie Gendler ’01 and Hilary Vreeland ’05, the Fund supports general purposes.

the Mr. and Mrs. H. ross perot endowment fundEstablished in 1981 by Mr. and Mrs. Perot, the Fund supports general purposes. Life Trustee Margot Perot served as Chair of the Hockaday Board of Trustees from 1981 to 1984. Four Perot daughters are Hockaday graduates: Nancy Perot Mulford ’78, Suzanne Perot McGee ’82, Carolyn Perot Rathjen ’86 and Katherine Perot Reeves ’89.

the ashley H. priddy endowment fundEstablished in 1981 to help maintain Hockaday’s excellence for future generations by Ashley H. Priddy, Trustee of the School from 1966 to 1977 and Chairman of the Board from 1974 to 1977, this Fund honors one of the School’s most beloved friends and benefactors, husband of Life Trustee Kathryn Priddy, father of former Trustee Betty Priddy Walker ’69 and Ann Priddy Bentley ’73, and grandfather of Kathryn Walker Francis ’94, Caroline Walker ’98, Ashley Walker ’05, Elizabeth Ann Bentley ’10 and Virginia Draper Bentley, Class of 2012, and great-grandfather of Ashley Francis, Class of 2024.

An endowment is a permanent fund invested to assure Hockaday’s financial security for years to come. As of June 30, 2011, Hockaday’s endowment totaled over $125,430,000. We are grateful to all our endowment donors. Below are descriptions of the more than 100 Hockaday endowments with a value of $100,000 or more as of June 30, 2011.


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the frances Moss ryburn Memorial endowment fundEstablished in 1973 by the Harry S. Moss Foundation, the Fund honors the memory of Frances Moss Ryburn, a member of the Prep School Class of 1933 and the Junior College Class of 1935, who served as Treasurer of the Hockaday Board of Trustees in 1939 to 1940. Her father, Harry S. Moss, was a Trustee of the School from 1943 to 1956.

the sabine corporation endowment fundEstablished in 1982 with a grant from the Corporation, the Fund supports general purposes.

the peggy and carl sewell endowment fundEstablished in 1996, the Fund supports the continued strength of Hockaday’s mission: to provide the best education possible for girls who will become leaders in their communities. By supporting general purposes, the Fund is intended to help provide the financial basis the School needs to achieve its goals in the future. Peggy Sewell served as a Trustee of Hockaday from 1993 to 1999; she and her husband Carl are the parents of Jacquelin Sewell Taylor ’99.

the Mr. and Mrs. charles sharp endowment fundThe Fund, established in 1976, supports general purposes. Ruth Sharp Altshuler was a member of the Hockaday Board of Trustees from 1974 to 1980. She was elected Life Trustee in 1992 and was named an Honorary Alumna in 1999. Her daughters are Sally Sharp Harris ’66 and Susan Sharp ’77. Her granddaughter is Elena Jacobson DeLeonardis ’95.

the Mr. and Mrs. george a. shutt endowment fundEstablished in 1981 by Mr. and Mrs. Shutt, the Fund supports general purposes. Tom Shutt served as a Trustee of the School from 1973 to 1977. Nancy Perkins Shutt is a member of the Class of 1951, and their daughters, Harriet Shutt Burrow and the late Anne Shutt, graduated from Hockaday in 1978.

the Mr. and Mrs. spencer l. taylor endowment fundThis Fund, which was established in 1975 by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, supports general purposes. Mr. Taylor was a Trustee of the School from 1970 to 1979. He and Mrs. Taylor are the parents of three Hockaday alumnae: Teresa Taylor George ‘73, Diane Taylor Depoi ’75 and Barbara Taylor Widen ’80.

the Mr. and Mrs. edmund f. vanston ii endowment fundEstablished in 1976 by Mr. and Mrs. Vanston, the Fund supports general purposes. Mr. and Mrs. Vanston are the parents of Vicki Vanston Rothschild ’68 and Caroline Vanston Poe ’81.

library funds

the bass endowed library fundEstablished in 1971 by Harry W. Bass, Jr., the Fund provides support for library acquisitions. Mr. Bass’ daughters are Carol Ann Bass ’70 and Beverly Bass Haralson ’76.

the Houston trippe bateson Memorial endowed library fundEstablished in 1981 with a bequest from the estate of Mrs. Philip B. Bateson who graduated from Hockaday in 1937, the Fund honors the memory of Mrs. Bateson and supports Hockaday’s libraries.

the s. roger Horchow family endowed library fundThis Fund was established in 1979 by Carolyn and Roger Horchow to support library acquisitions. Roger Horchow served as a Trustee of the School from 1978 to 1983. Three Horchow daughters are Hockaday alumnae: Regen Horchow Fearon ’80, Elizabeth Horchow Routman ’82, and Sally Horchow McCauley ’88. There are five granddaughters who have attended Hockaday: Samantha Pillsbury ’11, Regen Routman, Class of 2012; Emily Routman, Class of 2016; Fiona Fearon, Class of 2020; and Sabrina Fearon, Class of 2020.

the stanley Marcus endowed library fundEstablished in 1981 by Mr. Marcus, the Fund provides support for the acquisition of books, periodicals, and microfilm for The Herbert Marcus Library, which honors Mr. Marcus’ father, a Trustee of the School in the 1930’s and a staunch friend of Miss Hockaday.

the anne windfohr Marion endowed library fundEstablished in 1979 by Anne Windfohr Marion ’56, this Fund provides support for Hockaday’s libraries. Mrs. Marion’s daughter, Anne Windfohr “Windi” Phillips Grimes, graduated from Hockaday in 1983.

the alice smith boggess works Memorial endowed library fundThe Fund was established in 1972 with gifts in memory of Alice Smith Boggess Works ’33, who was a Trustee of the School from 1966 until her untimely death. A history buff and avid reader, she was instrumental in starting Hockaday’s first library fund. Her daughters, Nina Works ’65 and Nan Works ’71, are active alumnae, and her granddaughter is Callie Works-Leary ’99.

faculty funds

the Mr. and Mrs. edward M. ackerman endowed faculty fundThis Fund was established in 1985 by Hockaday Life Trustee Ed Ackerman and his wife Helma to provide support for faculty salaries. Their daughters are Paula Ackerman Menendez ’87 and Samantha Ackerman Simons ’91. Granddaughters are Emma Simons, Class of 2021 and Lilly Simons, Class of 2024. Mr. Ackerman served on the Hockaday Board from 1985 to 1991 and was named as a Life Trustee in 2010.

the ackerman family endowment for faculty support and recognitionEstablished in 2008 by Ed and Helma Ackerman, The Ackerman Family Endowment funds Hockaday’s efforts to recruit and retain outstanding faculty and to strengthen its character education and mentoring programs. The Fund establishes the Ackerman Award for Character Education and the Ackerman Award for Faculty Mentoring. This Fund was established in honor of Samantha Ackerman Simons ’91 and Paula Ackerman Menendez ’87.

the carolyn bartholow bailey endowed fund for the fine arts facultyThis Fund honors the memory and the Hockaday experience of Carolyn Bartholow Bailey ’59. It was established in 1999 by Jack W. Bartholow, Jr. as a memorial gift for his daughter and supports compensation and professional development for the Hockaday Fine Arts Faculty.

the eddie and sara clark endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1983 by Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Clark (Sara Alexander ’59), parents of Elizabeth Clark Walsh ’85 and Catherine Clark Chiao ’86, the Fund provides support for faculty salaries.


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Endowment Fundsthe rita crocker clements and children endowed fund for faculty development This endowed fund was established in 1999 by Life Trustee of the School, Rita Crocker Clements ’49, and her husband, Governor William P. Clements, Jr., with her daughters and their spouses, Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney, Bonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith, and her son and his spouse, Jim and Hong Bass, and her son Dan Bass. The Fund provides faculty members at Hockaday the opportunity to further their professional growth through seminars, workshops, lectures and reading materials which assist them in expanding their knowledge of the subject matter they teach.

the communities foundation of texas endowed faculty fundThis Fund was established in 1983 with a grant from the Foundation, which strives to promote philanthropic giving for the betterment of the community now and in the future.

the compton family endowment for faculty excellenceEstablished in 2007, the Fund supports Hockaday’s efforts to recruit and retain outstanding faculty members, and honors Laura ’06 and Rachel ’09 Compton.

the Margaret doggett crow and lucy crow billingsley chair in HistoryEstablished in 1998, this chair recognizes the lifelong intellectual value inherent in the study of history, especially when the discipline is integrated into a challenging curriculum and taught by energetic and knowledgeable teachers. It supports salaries for the history faculty and honors the Hockaday experience of Life Trustee Margaret Doggett Crow ’37 and her daughter, Lucy Crow Billingsley ’71 who served as a Hockaday Trustee from 1987 to 1993 and from 2004 to 2010.

the Margaret bennett cullum professional development fundEstablished in 1999 by Mrs. A. Earl Cullum and her family and augmented in 2000 with memorial gifts in her honor, this fund supports professional development activities for the faculty. It honors Margaret Bennett Cullum, who was a friend and mentor for a generation of Dallas residents, and a generous benefactor of education in this community.

the custard and pitts family endowed faculty fundThis Fund was established in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. William A. Custard and Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Pitts to provide support for faculty salaries and to honor the families’ affection for Hockaday, especially Life Trustee Linda Pitts Custard, Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1986 to 1989, and her daughters, Marla E. Custard ’83 and Laura Custard Hurt ’88.

the decherd family endowmentEstablished in 1999 by The Decherd Foundation in recognition of the commitment and talent of dedicated teachers, this Fund provides support for faculty salaries and professional development.

the cecil and ida green chair in technologyThe extraordinary commitment to education of Cecil and Ida Green and their generosity in supporting educational institutions have strengthened schools and colleges in Dallas, the Southwest, the country, and throughout the world. Their Hockaday Chair honors these wonderful philanthropists, whose leadership has been an inspiration and whose lives have touched so many. Established in 1999, the Chair supports the School’s Director of Technology and recognizes the vision of a co-founder of Texas Instruments in this crucial area of human endeavor.

the elizabeth b. Higginbotham endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1982 by her daughters, Jane Higginbotham Bayes ’56, Ellen Higginbotham Rogers ’59, Marian Higginbotham Niles ’62, and Harriet Higginbotham Stoneham ’66, the Fund honors the many contributions of Elizabeth B. Higginbotham to the life of the School, and is specifically designated for her interest in supporting the faculty.

the Hockaday parents’ association endowed faculty fundIn grateful recognition of the dedication of the Hockaday faculty, the Parents’ Association Board established this Fund in 1983 to provide support for faculty salaries and enrichment.

the ela Hockaday fund for faculty excellenceThe Ela Hockaday Fund for Faculty Excellence was established in 2008 by The Hockaday Parents’ Association to help the School attract and retain the best and the brightest faculty.

the Mr. and Mrs. barron u. kidd endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1982 by Mr. and Mrs. Kidd, parents of Jane deDoliete (“Liete”) Kidd Eichorn ’83 and Elizabeth LeDee Kidd Sachs ’87, the Fund supports faculty salaries.

the nancy and Jeffrey Marcus chair in HumanitiesEstablished in 1998 with gratitude to all members of the superb Hockaday faculty, the Humanities Chair specifically recognizes Barbara Orlovsky, whose poetic vision and dedication to the liberal spirit of learning provided a formative experience for Rebecca Marcus ’96, and a generation of young women.

the eugene Mcdermott Headmistress chairThe Eugene McDermott Headmistress Chair endows the headship of The Hockaday School and honors the memory of scientist, businessman, and philanthropist Eugene McDermott. Mr. McDermott’s interest and support for education continue to provide an extraordinary legacy in Dallas, the Southwest, and the country. This Chair was established in 1998 by Life Trustee Mrs. Eugene McDermott and the McDermott Foundation, Mary McDermott Cook ’71, President. Mrs. McDermott was first appointed to the Hockaday Board of Trustees in 1965 and became a Life Trustee in 1976. Mary McDermott Cook ’71 is the mother of Grace Cook ’06, and also a former Trustee of the School. In establishing this Fund, Mrs. McDermott and Mary McDermott Cook further Eugene McDermott’s legacy of philanthropic leadership and support for educational excellence in this community.

the sally Mckenzie and Martha Mckenzie Hill endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1974 by Mr. William A. McKenzie, the Fund honors Sally Freeman McKenzie ’47JC and Martha McKenzie Hill ’76 and supports faculty salaries.

the idanelle s. McMurry endowed faculty fund Established in 1983 by the Anne Burnett and Charles Tandy Foundation, the Fund honors the seventh Head of the School, who was appointed in 1979 as the first Headmistress since Miss Hockaday and who served with distinction until her retirement in 1989.

the ownby family endowment fundEstablished in 2001 by Mary Ella Ownby King ’52, Claire Dewar ’75, Molly Dewar Froelich ’79, and Claire Ownby Benners ’47, the Fund provides support for faculty salaries and professional development.


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the Mr. and Mrs. robert H. pickens endowed faculty fundThis endowment was established in 1984 by Trustee of the School, Robert H. Pickens, and his wife, Jan Rymer Pickens ’60, parents of Paige Pickens Conner ’82 and Alison Pickens Farrow ’83, to provide support for faculty salaries.

the prentiss family endowed fund for faculty developmentThe Prentiss Endowment was established by Kennedy Prentiss ’99, Paige Prentiss Coulman ’92 and their parents, Michael V. and Pat Prentiss, in 1999 for the further education and professional development of Hockaday faculty. Prentiss Grants are awarded annually to two teachers to allow them to travel and study over the summer.

the ashley Horne and kathryn amsler priddy endowed faculty fund for the lower and Middle schoolsEstablished in 1988 by Betty Priddy Walker ’69, a Trustee of the School from 1985 to 1991, and Ann Priddy Bentley ’73 to thank their parents for the Hockaday educations they received, the Fund provides support for faculty salaries in the Lower and Middle Schools and honors Mr. and Mrs. Priddy’s belief in the importance of these divisions to a Hockaday education.

the Jacquelin sewell endowment for faculty excellenceThe Jacquelin Sewell Endowment for Faculty Excellence helps Hockaday attract and retain the best and brightest faculty who will prepare girls of strong potential to lead exceptional lives. The Fund supports professional development, graduate studies, faculty salaries and other compensation.

the Margaret simmons endowed faculty fundThe Fund was established in 2001 in memory of Margaret Pillet Simmons, mother of Betty Simmons Regard ’55, Peggy Simmons Dear ’58, and Suzanne Simmons Bartolucci ’61; grandmother of Monique Regard ’80 and Tania Regard Hardage ’82; and great-grandmother of Margaret Hardage, Class of 2013.

the stewart family fund for faculty advanced degreesEstablished by Judi and Glenn Stewart in 2007, The Stewart Family Endowment Fund supports Hockaday’s efforts to recruit and retain outstanding faculty by providing tuition support over and above, when possible, the standard school-wide grant for advanced degrees. Judi and Glenn are the parents of Emily Garai ’01, Anastasia Stewart, Class of 2016, and Carolina and Vanessa Stewart, Class of 2019.

the anne burnett and charles tandy foundation endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1980 with a grant from the Foundation and augmented with subsequent grants, the Fund supports faculty salaries.

the debra and John thompson endowed fund for faculty developmentEstablished in 1993 by Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, the Fund provides the Hockaday faculty with workshops, seminars, lectures and reading materials about learning differences in children so that teachers may stay abreast of the latest research in this field.

the e. paul and Helen buck waggoner foundation endowed faculty fundEstablished in 1989 with a grant from the Foundation, the Fund supports faculty salaries.

financial aid funds

the Mr. and Mrs. edward M. ackerman endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1988 by Helma and Ed Ackerman, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program. The Ackermans are parents of Paula Ackerman Menendez ’87 and Samantha Ackerman Simons ’91, and grandparents of Emma Simons, Class of 2021 and Lilly Simons, Class of 2024. Ed Ackerman served as Trustee of the School from 1985 to 1991 and was appointed a Life Trustee in 2010.

the Harry w. bass and richard d. bass endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1976 by Harry W. Bass, father of Carol Ann Bass ’70 and Beverly Bass Haralson ’76, and by Richard D. Bass, father of Bonnie Bass Smith ’75 and Barbara Bass Moroney ’75, and grandfather of Meagan Moroney ’06; Callie Moroney, Class of 2013; Jenny Moroney, Class of 2013; Julie Smith ’07; Caroline Smith ’08; Kate Smith ’10; Aline Bass ’10; and Laura Bass ’11; the Fund supports financial aid.

the richard d. bass family endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1992 by The Bass Foundation, the Fund provides student financial aid.

the patricia Q. brown endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1988 by The Eugene McDermott Foundation, the Fund supports financial aid and honors Mrs. George W. Brown, a Trustee of the School from 1981 to 1988 and mother of Beverly Brown Ladley ’84 and Barbara Brown Obert ’90.

the class of 1968 endowed financial aid fundBegun in 1993 in honor of the 25th reunion of the Class of 1968, the Fund provides financial aid for minority students at Hockaday.

the nancy Morriss collie endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1986 by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin K. Collie (Nancy Morriss Reed ’37), the Fund provides support for financial aid.

the flake daniel endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1996 with a bequest from Mrs. Daniel, the Fund provides financial aid for qualified Upper School students. Flake Daniel began teaching Spanish and French at Hockaday in 1951 after serving as assistant librarian. In 1965 she was appointed head of the Spanish department and later, head of the language department. An extensive world traveler, Mrs. Daniel used her knowledge of Spanish and French culture, history and geography to write two textbooks. She retired in 1978, having influenced the lives of Hockaday students for 30 years.


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Endowment Fundsthe Helen buchanan davis endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1989 with a generous gift from Helen Buchanan Davis ’71 as part of the Hockaday 75th Anniversary Campaign, The Helen Buchanan Davis Endowed Financial Aid Fund supports Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the Hannah seeger davis endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1989 with a generous gift initiated by Hannah Seeger Davis along with her husband Wirt Davis II as part of the Hockaday 75th Anniversary Campaign, The Hannah Seeger Davis Endowed Financial Aid Fund supports Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the arlene and John dayton endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 2003 by Arlene and John Dayton, this Fund provides support for non-traditional scholarship students. John Dayton was a Trustee of the School from 1989 to 1994. The Daytons are the parents of Whitney Dayton Magruder ’97.

the f. w. and bessie a. dye foundation endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1980 by the Foundation, the Fund provides a full financial aid grant annually to a Hockaday student.

the Mr. and Mrs. robert ted enloe iii endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1981 by Bess and Ted Enloe, parents of Rebecca Enloe Fletcher ’85 and Elizabeth Enloe Malakoff ’86, and grandparents of Cameron Malakoff ’15, Claire Fletcher ’16, Mercer Malakoff ’16, and Isabel Malakoff ’21, the Fund supports financial aid and honors the affection for Hockaday of the Enloe family. Ted Enloe served as Chair of the Hockaday Board of Trustees from 1984 to 1986. the edward e. ford foundation endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 with a grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation, the Fund supports financial aid and student loans in the Upper School.

the dr. ralph g. greenlee, Jr. endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1979 by Dr. Greenlee, this Fund provides support for the School’s financial aid program. Dr. Greenlee’s daughters are Geraldine Greenlee Hooks ’85 and Hellen Greenlee Pennell ’87.

the Haggar foundation endowed financial aid fundThis Fund was established in 1984 with a grant from the Foundation to provide financial aid for students whose families could not otherwise afford Hockaday.

the betty Jo and Jess Hay endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 by Mr. and Mrs. Hay, grandparents of Jessica Werner Epperson ’96 and Rachel Hay Spradley ’06, the Fund supports Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the elizabeth b. Higginbotham endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1986 by family and friends of Mrs. Higginbotham in honor of her service to Hockaday as Trustee, Board Chair and Life Trustee, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the Horchow family financial aid fundEstablished in 1995 with a generous gift from the Horchow Family Charitable Trust, The Horchow Family Financial Aid Fund supports Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the charles Huff Memorial endowed financial aid fundThe Fund was established in 1982 with a gift from Pinta Huff Harris ’20 in memory of her father, a prominent Texas attorney who represented Hockaday in its early years. Mr. Huff ’s granddaughter, Mary Jane Harris, graduated from Hockaday in 1945.

the candace good Jacobson endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Good to honor their daughter, Candace Good Jacobson ’63, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the lomas financial corporation endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 with a grant from the Corporation, the Fund supports financial aid for Hockaday students.

the w. p. and bulah luse foundation endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1986 with a grant from the Foundation and augmented with subsequent grants, the Fund honors the memory of Ann McAdams Burrell and provides a partial financial aid grant for a Hockaday student.

the Melinda and blainey Maguire endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1989 by Cary M. Maguire, a Trustee of the School from 1975 to 1981, the Fund provides partial aid to students from middle income families and honors Mr. Maguire’s daughters, Melinda Maguire Down ’83 and Blainey Maguire Hess ’84.

the charlene c. and tom f. Marsh endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1990 by Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, parents of Estee Marsh Kellogg ’87 and C.C. Marsh ’00, the Fund supports student financial aid. Mrs. Marsh graduated from Hockaday in 1962 and served as a Trustee from 1984 to 1990. Mr. Marsh was a Trustee of the School from 1990 to 1996.

the aurelia McMurry endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1989 with a gift from Mr. and Mrs. William C. Block, the Fund honors the memory of Miss Idanelle S. McMurry’s mother and supports financial aid.


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the idanelle McMurry endowed financial aid fundThis Fund was established in 1989 with gifts in honor of the retirement of Idanelle S. McMurry, the seventh Head of the School and the first Headmistress since Miss Hockaday.

the paula and Jon Mosle endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1981 by Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Mosle, parents of Sara Mosle ’82, and grandparents of Katherine Mosle, Class of 2012, the Fund supports Hockaday’s financial aid program. Paula Meredith Mosle was a Trustee of the School from 1976 to 1984, served as Chairman of the Board from 1979 to 1982, and was elected Life Trustee in 1987.

the Mary o’boyle endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1985 by Mary O’Boyle, a Trustee of the School from 1981 to 1987, a member of the Class of 1970, and the mother of Abigail English ’00, Hannah English ’04, and Tess English ’06, the Fund supports financial aid.

the elizabeth Hudson penn endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1985 by Life Trustee John G. Penson and his wife, Nancy Penn Penson ’41, the Fund honors Mrs. Penson’s mother, Mrs. Robert Penn, a longtime supporter of the School, and provides support for student financial aid.

the nancy penn penson endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1981 by Life Trustee John G. Penson, the Fund provides annual financial aid grants to qualified students who have shown potential in the area of competitive athletics and who have exhibited the fine qualities of sportsmanship that Nancy Penn Penson ’41 has shown in both winning and losing.

Mr. and Mrs. H. ross perot – gift to the 75th anniversary endowment campaign (financial aid)Established in 1988 by Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Perot, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the Mr. and Mrs. charles curry pierce endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1980 by Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, parents of Susan Pierce Wilson ’65 and grandparents of Adrienne Wilson Wagner ’95, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the ashley H. priddy endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 by Mr. Priddy’s children, Hervey Priddy, Betty Priddy Walker ’69, and Ann Priddy Bentley ’73, and by other members of the Priddy family to honor Ashley H. Priddy’s love for Hockaday and his many contributions to the School, the Fund supports student financial aid.

the leslie b. pruitt endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 2000 with testamentary gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Addison P. Moore, this Fund supports financial aid for students at all grade levels and honors the memory of Mr. Moore’s father, Leslie Pruitt. Mrs. Moore (Ruth Lindley) was a member of the Class of 1941.

the Howard earl rachofsky foundation endowed fund for financial aidEstablished in 1999 with a grant from the Foundation, this Fund is dedicated to financial aid for Hockaday students. Howard E. Rachofsky was a Trustee of the School and served as a member of the Financial Aid Committee of the Board of Trustees.

the virginia c. and floyd c. ramsey endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1980 by Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey, parents of Charron Ramsey Denker ’53, a Trustee of the School from 1974 to 1979, and Lynn Ramsey Wynne, the Fund provides support for student financial aid. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey are also the grandparents of Elizabeth Samuell David ’76.

the schoellkopf financial aid fundEstablished by Mrs. Wilson Schoellkopf, Sr. (Clifton Lingo ’28) in 1994, the Fund provides support for Hockaday’s financial aid program and honors the Schoellkopf family, especially Mrs. Schoellkopf ’s alumnae granddaughters, Elizabeth Schoellkopf Dal Piaz ’91 and Jennie Schoellkopf Emanuelson ’94, and great-granddaughter Grace Emanuelson, Class of 2023.

the Janet spencer shaw fundEstablished in 1978 by Janet Spencer Shaw ’59, a Trustee of the School from 1972 to 1978, and her father, Life Trustee Morris Spencer, the Fund provides annual financial aid grants to qualified students.

the Jay simmons financial aid fundEstablished in 1978 by Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Regard (Betty Simmons ’55), parents of Monique Regard ’80 and Tania Regard Hardage ’82, and grandparents of Margaret Hardage, Class of 2013, the Fund provides an annual grant to Hockaday’s financial aid program.

the Michelle neuhoff thomas endowed financial aid fund for the lower schoolEstablished in 1993 by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Neuhoff (Judy Austin ’60) to honor their daughter, Michelle Neuhoff Thomas, who graduated from Hockaday in 1983, and to recognize the significance of primary education in the development of the whole person, the Fund provides an annual financial aid grant to a student in the Lower School.

the e. paul and Helen buck waggoner foundation endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1989 by the Foundation, the Fund provides a partial financial aid award annually to a qualified student.

the Melba davis whatley endowed financial aid fundEstablished in 1982 by Hockaday Trustee Melba Davis Whatley, mother of Geraldine Greenlee Hooks ’85 and Hellen Greenlee Pennell ’87, the Fund supports student financial aid.

fellowsHips and awards

the Margaret d. allman fellowshipEstablished in 1976 by Mr. and Mrs. Otto K. Wetzel, Jr., the Fellowship honors Mrs. Wetzel’s mother, Margaret Deavours Allman ’23, and brings a speaker who might serve as a role model in literature, science or the arts to the Hockaday campus each year.

the fanny Harris Hartman and ruth lindsley Hartman fellowshipEstablished in 1964 in memory of Fannie Harris Hartman ’42 by Mrs. Leon Harris, Mr. Leon A. Harris, and Mr. Joseph Hartman as a memorial to a lovely and lively spirit and a tribute to the School she loved, the fellowship brings a speaker to Hockaday annually. Beginning in 1996, it also honors Ruth Lindsley Hartman ’40 who died in 1995.


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Endowment Fundsthe ellen Higginbotham rogers award for excellenceThe Ellen Higginbotham Rogers Award is given each year to a faculty or staff member at The Hockaday School who has made an important impact on the students and on the education the School provides them. The Award honors Hockaday alumna and Life Trustee Ellen Higginbotham Rogers ’59, mother of Katherine Rogers Roberts ’89, and grandmother of Alice Goodrich Roberts, Class of 2020.

the Marian tower faculty speakers fundEstablished in 1994 in memory of Marian Tower ’73 by her sisters, Penny Tower Cook ’72 and Jeanne Tower Cox ’74, the Fund brings speakers to Hockaday. It benefits the entire school community by providing the faculty with opportunities to hear and respond to a wide variety of thought, opinion, and research in education, public policy, science and technology, and the humanities.

special purpose funds

the shannon and callan blount endowment fundEstablished in 2001, the Fund supports the arts at Hockaday and honors Carolyn Helfman and Robert Gustavson for their positive influence on the lives of Shannon Elizabeth Blount ’99 and Callan Marie Blount ’02. The gift is given in recognition and support of the excellent education and positive role models provided by these fine educators and by The Hockaday School, and to ensure continued excellence in education at Hockaday for the young women of tomorrow.

the e. e. fogelson and greer garson fogelson charitable foundation fund for fine artsEstablished with a grant from the Foundation, this Fund supports new programs in the fine arts at Hockaday and recognizes the generous support of the arts provided by the Fogelson family.

the cynthia Helene grossman endowed fund for the boarding departmentEstablished in 1974 by Dr. Burton Grossman, a Trustee of the School from 1972 to 1978, the Fund honors his daughter, Cynthia Grossman, a member of the Class of 1972, and is directed to maintenance or improvement of the residence facility and program.

the charlene c. and tom f. Marsh fund for the visual artsEstablished in 1996, this Fund reflects the Marsh family’s appreciation for Hockaday’s program in the history of art and its studio program, including painting, sculpture, drawing, ceramics, printmaking and photography. This grant supports the curriculum, faculty and program in all visual and studio arts. It also recognizes the contribution of such committed teachers as Ed Long. Charlene Cline Marsh graduated from Hockaday in 1962. She and her husband, Tom, have served the School as Trustees; and they are the parents of two Hockaday daughters: Estee Marsh Kellogg ’87 and C.C. Marsh ’00. Mrs. Marsh’s mother, Tennessee Whittenburg Cline McNaughton, attended Hockaday with the Class of 1942.

the valda ’33 and sallie ’57 Mccutcheon archival fund The Valda ’33 and Sallie ’57 McCutcheon Archival Fund, established in 2006, supports the legacy and traditions of Hockaday by helping to provide for an archivist and materials to properly chronicle and maintain the history of Hockaday. The School archivist is the keeper of Hockaday’s heritage and the creator of archival exhibitions. The exhibition of Hockaday’s historical artifacts is essential for current students to learn about the great Hockaday girls and women who have gone before them and created the traditions and legacy that we enjoy today.

the ashley H. priddy endowed lower school fundEstablished in 1985 as a memorial to Life Trustee Ashley Priddy by the Eugene McDermott Foundation, Sabine Corporation, and an anonymous donor, the Fund provides support for the operation and maintenance of the Ashley H. Priddy Lower School.

the wilmeth family endowment fundEstablished in 1994 by Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Wilmeth, the Fund supports academic excellence at Hockaday, with particular emphasis on the science and mathematics curriculum, faculty and program. This endowment honors Cathy Wilmeth Taylor ’92, Jennifer Wilmeth Keller ’96 and Melissa Wilmeth Iraniparast ’98.

the sally taylor young fund for curriculum development in the HumanitiesEstablished in 1996 by Life Trustee Barney T. Young, this Fund honors his wife Sally, and supports the humanities curriculum and faculty at Hockaday by encouraging the creation of new and innovative electives in literature, history, geography, government, the classics and the arts for the Upper School program of studies. Sally Young graduated from Hockaday in 1953. Barney Young has twice served as a Hockaday Trustee and chaired the Board from 1994 to 1996. They have two alumnae daughters, Sarah Young Miller ’79 and Serena Young ’82, and two granddaughters, Katherine Young ’04 and Emma Young ’10.


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the lyda Hill ’60 distinguished teacher endowment fundThis endowed fund was established in 2011 by Lyda Hill ’60 to provide support for two Distinguished Teaching positions. The Distinguished Teacher Program was created to recruit and retain extraordinary teachers who, by virtue of their longevity in the profession, bring highly valued wisdom and perspective to Hockaday.

the lyda Hill ’60 faculty endowment fundEstablished in 2011 by Lyda Hill ’60 in recognition of the commitment and talent of dedicated teachers, this fund provides support for faculty salaries and professional development.

the lyda Hill ’60 science building endowmentEstablished in 2011 by Lyda Hill ’60, this endowment provides building maintenance support for Hockaday’s science building. Miss Hill committed to establish this building endowment following her transformational pledge to support the construction of the third floor and renovation of Hockaday’s science building.

the Jeanne preston whitman endowment for excellenceEstablished in 2011 by members of the Hockaday Board of Trustees who served during Ms. Whitman’s tenure as Eugene McDermott Headmistress, this Fund provides support for Hockaday’s faculty. The Fund was later augmented by other members of the Hockaday community to honor Ms. Whitman and her years of service to the School.

the rita crocker clements ’49 teacher endowment for science in Honor of n. pete lohstreterThe Fund was established in 2010 by Rita Crocker Clements ’49 with her daughters and their spouses, Barbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney, Bonnie Bass ’75 and Peter Smith, and her son and his spouse, Jim and Hong Bass, and her son Dan Bass. The Rita Crocker Clements ’49 Teacher Endowment for Science in Honor of Pete Lohstreter provides support for Hockaday’s Science Department. At its inception, the fund honors longtime Hockaday science teacher, Pete Lohstreter, for his dedication as a teacher, mentor and friend to countless Hockaday students.

the nancy penn penson ’41 and John g. penson distinguished teacher endowment in fine arts Established in 2011 by Nancy Penn Penson ’41 and her husband, Life Trustee John G. Penson, this endowment provides support for a Distinguished Teaching position in the Fine Arts Department. The endowment will be used to recruit and retain extraordinary teachers in Fine Arts who, by virtue of their longevity in the profession, bring highly valued wisdom and perspective to Hockaday.

the kathryn amsler priddy teacher endowment in Mathematics Established in 2010 by Mrs. Kathryn Priddy and augmented by members of her family: Robert T. Priddy, Anne Priddy Bentley ’73, Hervey Priddy and Kathryn Walker Francis ’94. This fund honors Kathryn Priddy for her years of service to the School and her lifelong love of Mathematics. The Kathryn Amsler Priddy Teacher Endowment in Mathematics provides support for Hockaday’s mathematics department, specifically to be used for faculty support and in preference for Middle and Upper School. Mrs. Priddy was named a Life Trustee in 1979 and she is a Hockaday Honorary Alumna.

the rogers family Middle income financial aid fundEstablished in 2011 by the Ralph B. Rogers Foundation, this fund provides Financial Aid support for Middle Income families. The gift is given to honor the impact Hockaday has had on three generations of Rogers women and perpetuates a future of fine education in the community.

anonymous distinguished teacher endowmentEstablished in 2011, this endowment provides support for a Distinguished Teaching position. This endowment will be used to recruit and retain extraordinary teachers who, by virtue of their longevity in the profession, bring highly valued wisdom and perspective to Hockaday.

New Endowment Funds

Bickel & Brewer Scholars FundEstablished in 2003 by Bill and Skye Brewer and the Bickel & Brewer Foundation, the

Bickel & Brewer Scholars Fund provides full tuition scholarships for girls from disadvantaged

circumstances. Scholarship recipients are chosen from the Bickel & Brewer Future Leaders

Program (FLP), an academic and leadership development program that prepares students from Dallas Independent

School District (DISD) schools for college. The FLP is a partnership that involves the Bickel & Brewer Foundation,

DISD and four Dallas independent schools, including Hockaday. Each year, a select number of the program’s middle

school girls apply to Hockaday in the hope of earning a full tuition scholarship from the Scholars Fund.


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Tribute GiftsIn Honor of Richard Abbondanzio Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Kim Acosta E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation Abigail Willingham ’22

In Honor of Ben Alvord Anonymous

In Honor of Tori Ardelean ’19 Carrie Kelleher P’19

In Honor of John Ashton Emily Goldberg ’13

In Honor of Brooke Balthrope ’17 Melissa and Will Balthrope P’17 l

In Honor of Amy Banks Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Katherine A. Bascone ’78 Karen Helms ’78

In Honor of Mita Basu Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l

In Honor of Margaret Bracken ’21 Shelley and Doug Bracken P’21

In Honor of Christina Brandt Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Wendy Branson Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Lily Brown ’24 Marilyn and Bob Brown

In Honor of Dr. Mary Campfield Blanche and Jon Tyson l

In Honor of Mary Clark Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Bonnie Jean Coleman Kendall Burney Wilson ’82 P’11 ’15 l

In Honor of Linda Custard Suzy and Don Apeland

In Honor of the Hockaday School Development and External Affairs Department Susan Swan Smith and Ken Smith l

In Honor of Antonia Dinulescu ’20 Aurelia and Catalin Dinulescu P’15 ’20 l

In Honor of Stejara Dinulescu ’15 Aurelia and Catalin Dinulescu P’15 ’20 l

In Honor of Carmen Doubrava Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Kathy Downey Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Norm Dumaine Meg and Jay Squiers l

In Honor of Colleen Durkin Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Emily Eldredge ’93 Susan Northrup ’66 and Linc Eldredge l

In Honor of Rebecca Eldredge ’90 Susan Northrup ’66 and Linc Eldredge l

In Honor of Linda Elliott Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Julia Emery ’23 Callie and Matthew Emery P’23

In honor of Sonja and Troy Standifer Sandra Standifer Fennell ’82

In Honor of Samantha Galardi ’17 Jennifer and David Galardi P’17

In Honor of Luis Gallegos Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Murry Gans Audrey Decherd ’05 l Maureen and Robert Decherd Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Marcela Gerber Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Mary Carson Glasscock Christi and Larry Glasscock l

In Honor of Amy Gow Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l

In Honor of Tessa Granowski ’11 Jan and George Quesada P’11

In Honor of Campbell Harris ’22 Sherry and Jimmy Harris

In Honor of Maribel Helland ’09 M. T. and Steve Helland P’11 l

In Honor of Marisa Helland ’11 M. T. and Steve Helland P’11 l

In Honor of Martha McKenzie Hill ’76 Harriet and Warren Stephens

In Honor of the Birthdays of Ela Hockaday and Peggy Lubben Gould ’61 Peggy Lubben Gould ’61

In Honor of Susan Hubbard Vineeta Salvi and Amit Walia P’14 l Kendall Burney Wilson ’82 P’11 ’15 l

In Honor of Tanvi Jakkampudi ’18 Achala Vadlamudi and Ravi Jakkampudi P’18 l

In Honor of the JETS Team Ashley Walker ’05 l

In Honor of Blair-Amanda Johnson ’12 Debra and Lyndon Johnson P’12 l

In Honor of Jen Budney Johnson Katherine Garton ’06

In Honor of Denise Jones Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Alice and Emil Kalinchak Natasha Anderson ’96

In Honor of Linda Kramer Constance Alexandre l Katherine Pollock ’18

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In Honor of Steve Kramer Marisa Jaffe ’91

In Honor of Janet Bucher-Long Laura Tobolowsky Swartz ’00

In Honor of Kemper Lowry ’21 Donnetta Lowry

In Honor of Yung Fang Ludford Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Rebecca Madole ’03 Ginnie Payne

In Honor of Janie Martin ’14 Robin Slater ’84 and Paul Martin P’14 l

In Honor of Margaret McDermott Casey Tollett Collins ’92

In Honor of Susan Bonner Mead ’65 Bonner Mead ’94 and Thomas Allen l Catherine Mead Brady ’97

In Honor of Jordi Miller Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Susie Weber Munson ’63 Kathryn Munson Beach ’94 l Meg Munson McGonigle ’96 l

In Honor of Yinka Ogundipe Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l

In Honor of Danielle Oliver ’07 Mary and Kirk Oliver P’12 l

In Honor of Katie Oliver ’12 Mary and Kirk Oliver P’12 l

In Honor of Lynn Nolan Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Erika Park ’11 Aeran and Max Park P’11 l

In Honor of Laura Lyman Payne ’10 Ginnie Payne

In Honor of Evie Gonzalez Peña ’14 Gene and Max Sherman l

In Honor of Tita Gonzalez Peña ’12 Gene and Max Sherman l

In Honor of Jack Penson Kathryn Priddy l

In Honor of Renee Perry Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Mary Gordon Poag Catherine Poag Kasprzycki ’73 l

In Honor of Brooke Quinlan Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Susan Ragsdale Reed Eiseman ’12 Sarah Gilberg ’10 Evangeline Pittman ’04 Liza Urso P’12

In Honor of Randal Rauscher Rhodus ’97 Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Stephanie Rhodus Sarah Crow ’21

In Honor of Myrtie Rawlins Rice ’57 Marietta Scurry Johnson ’57 l

In Honor of Hannah Roberson ’19 Kametra Roberson P’19

In Honor of Karen Roberts Riley Bagnall ’19

In Honor of Jessica Savage ’15 Patrick Savage P’11 ’15

In Honor of Lauren Savage ’11 Patrick Savage P’11 ’15

In Honor of Willow Schoellkopf Lynde Jones ’92 and Wilson Schoellkopf

In Honor of Nicole Ginsburg Small ’91 Jackie and Steve Waldman

In Honor of Steve Spencer Reed Eiseman ’12

In Honor of Gabriella Thomas ’23 Dena and Mark Thomas P’23

In Honor of Laura Todd ’13 Emily Todd

In Honor of Lisa Waugh Katherine Pollock ’18

In Honor of Hattie Weber ’11 Allison Hazlewood Olson ’96 l

In Honor of Laurel Weill ’11 Edith W. Hill P’11

In Honor of Jeanne P. Whitman Constance Alexandre l Masha G. Barsuk P’13 l Nancy Fallen ’92 l Zoe and Todd Hart P’17 Edna Brown Hibbitts ’54 Frances Jeter Deanie and Terry Kepler Liza and Will Lee l Elizabeth Marley ’06 l Katherine Pollock ’18 Kathryn Russell Vaishali and Dinesh Thati P’21

In Honor of Martha Wieser Sarah Crow ’21


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Memorial GiftsIn Memory of Patricia Adams Laura Adams ’96

In Memory of Helen Hammersmith Anderson ’22 Karen Helms ’78

In Memory of Frances Cabell Aronson ’34 Michael Merrill Russ Rosensweig

In Memory of Patricia Pickens Barrett ’54 Virginia Barrett Arceneaux

In Memory of Kitty Batterson Nancy F. Mueller Taffy Terhune Walker ’62

In Memory of Brandy Kimberly Bowen ’87 Dorothy Bowen Jennifer Hile Kuczaj ’89

In Memory of Maxine Lee Carney Laurie Jones ’91 and Manny Torres

In Memory of Mary Van Dyne Thuss Cheney ’61 Oakley William Cheney, Jr.

In Memory of Class of 1969 Deceased Members Lucy D. Steere ’69 l

In Memory of Governor William P. Clements, Jr. Martha McKenzie ’76 and French Hill

In Memory of Lucretia Nilan Cloran ’55 Schatzie Henderson ’55 and George Lee, Jr. l

In Memory of Dorothy DeMoss ’59 Alison Taylor ’59

In Memory of Richard Dubsky Jennifer Drapkin ’98

In Memory of James Elliott The Little Gym of Dallas

In Memory of Margo Fogelman ’82 Karen Gilbertson Cowden ’82 Carol Marzuola ’82

In Memory of Eddie Forducey Pamela Forducey ’78

In Memory of Joy Ginsberg Jamie Ginsberg ’85 and Bryan Garrett l

In Memory of Sallie-Earle Goodenow Susan Kurth Wrenn ’70 l

In Memory of Brenda Allen Hagar Mimi and Steve Johnson Eugenia Hudson King ’83

In Memory of Sydney Hall Pat and Lee Coggan l

In Memory of Richard D. Hawn, Jr. Rayna and Michael Loeb

In Memory of Elizabeth Hendricks Joan Hendricks Swalwell ’50JC l

In Memory of Nasreen Huq ’78 Karen Helms ’78

In Memory of Douglas C. Jeffrey, Jr. Kate Jeffrey ’99 and Clint Williamson l

In Memory of Esther Wanjiku Kinyanjui Irene and Peter Muturi P’13 l

In Memory of Lorna Lovelace Laura Lovelace ’87

In Memory of Sally Freeman McKenzie ’47JC Jane and Charles Pierce Eleanor and Richard Seline

In Memory of Sally Freeman ’47JC and William Allen McKenzie Eleanor, Richard and Joseph Seline Harriet and Warren Stephens

In Memory of Idanelle McMurry Carla Wheeler ’84 l

In Memory of Frederic Baldwin Merkle Pat and Lee Coggan l The Hockaday School Social Committee l La Belle Nail Salon

In Memory of Cheryl Jerome Moore ’69 Lynn Milkes Frank ’71

In Memory of Shannon West Murchison ’75 Britten LaRue ’96 and Jake Buckner l

In Memory of E. Richard Neff Kimberly Neff Hogue ’81

In Memory of Lisa Pickens ’78 Karen Helms ’78

In Memory of Lucretia Pill Kristina Kiik ’02 l

In Memory of Joyce Rainwater Nicki Allen ’88 Lauren Hudspeth ’88 l Elspeth Hunter McDonald ’91

In Memory of Angela Samota ’82 Carol Marzuola ’82

In Memory of June Seale Laura Lovelace ’87


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In Memory of Kathleen Sealock ’91 Elizabeth Schoellkopf Dal Piaz ’91 l Cara Veatch Fierro ’91 Lisa Gala ’91 Catherine Battle Hanslik ’91 l Hayes Miller Hokanson ’91 Laurie Jones ’91 Stacy Michaelson LaCorte ’91 Shiela Haffar Lannen ’91 Moira Muldoon ’91 Sarah Lowe Nathan ’91 Carrie Johnson Phaneuf ’91 l Marisa Ritter ’91 l Betsy Rodgers ’91 Kendra Rorrie ’91 l Thuylinh Nguyen Roschangar ’91 Samantha Ackerman Simons ’91 l Nicole Ginsburg Small ’91 l Dana Vig ’91

In Memory of Marian Newsome Sherwood ’64 Henry S. Thomas l

In Memory of Anne P. Shutt ’78 Karen Helms ’78

In Memory of Jane Aronson Siegel Lynne and Andy Siegel P’15 ’17

In Memory of Margaret Moore Solomon ’27 Virginia Foster Appleby Lee Cullum Linda and Bill Custard l Amy Worthington Davis ’59 l W. C. Estes Patricia and Paul Harris Nancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson l Leonard M. Riggs, Jr., M.D. Neall Grinnan Rose ’60 l The Shirley & William S. McIntyre Foundation Phyllis and Ronald Steinhart Carol Ann Stewart Thompson & Knight, LLP Marnie and Kern Wildenthal Barbara and Donald Zale

In Memory of Wendy Anne Soltero ’96 John M. Beall Elizabeth Duffy ’96 Karen, Beth and Gene Soltero

In Memory of Jean Levy Stein ’31 Alice and Edward Grayson Connie and Allen Tubb

In Memory of JoAnn Stephens Davis & Davis, LLC Kerry Higgins Interiors, Inc. Michelle Krebsbach Renee LeClair

In Memory of Dr. John Stewart Carolyn C. Johnston

In Memory of Becky Storey Brenda Bennett l Kay Boruff l Trish Cobb l Scott and Marianne Lawson Rayna and Michael Loeb Jackie and John Lowe l

In Memory of Dr. John A. Stuart, Jr. Carolyn C. Johnston

In Memory of Twinkle Underwood ’75 Alexis Bayoud ’98

In Memory of Isaura Peña Vega The Communities Foundation of Texas l Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and Stewart Thomas P’11 l

In Memory of Harriet Olmsted Weber ’35 Meg Munson McGonigle ’96 l

In Memory of Worth Lawhon White ’48 Worth Anne Stites Herrell ’97

In Memory of Barbara Ann Bidwell Winn ’40 Reeves Winn

class of 1969 rallies in Honor of lost classMates

The Class of 1969 celebrated the lives of their late classmates with memorial gifts to the Annual Fund on Alumnae Giving Day, when all gifts were matched 100 percent by a gift from the Hockaday Board of Trustees. Thirty-four classmates raised $11,425 in memory of the following Hockaday graduates. The Hockaday School thanks them for this beautiful tribute.

Terry Jean BergKelly Jo ClowerRuth KeanLanelle LancasterCheryl Jerome Milkes MooreKatherine PerkinsTrudy RichardsonJan Goode Wise


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Library GiftsBarbara Allen l

Nancy Fix Anderson ’59 l Ellen Back

Riley Bagnall ’19 In honor of Amy Banks, Denise Jones, Dee Mayes, Karen Roberts, Mary Ellen Wilensky, Agnes Starfield

Kathryn Banks ’15 In honor of Linda Kramer, Jenni Stout, Martha Maldonado, Bridget Cunningham, Allyson Cockrum, Bonnie Jean Coleman, Barbara Allen, Tanya Ivey, Richard Abbondanzio, Robert Kallos, Ellen Back

Sawyer Bannister ’19 In honor of Tanya Ivey and Barbara AllenIn honor of Tresa Wilson, Sheri Le, Pat Coggan, Lisa Holekamp, Jeanne P. Whitman

Brenda Bennett l In memory of Becky Storey Lucy Crow Billingsley ’71 l

Kay Merkel Boruff l In memory of Becky Storey

Margaret Bracken ’21 In honor of Martha Wieser

Maddie ’14, Margot ’19 and Diane Bradshaw P’14 ’19 l Emilia Callahan ’21 In honor of Randal Rhodus ’97, Lynn Yanez, Martha Wiesner, Stephanie Rhodus, Carolyn Cooper ’87, Lisa Holekamp, Kathy Hogan

Trish Cobb l In memory of Becky Storey

Pat Coggan l In memory of Becky Storey

Pat and Lee Coggan l In memory of Frederic Baldwin BoruffIn memory of Sydney Hall

Antonia Dinulescu ’20 Norm Dumaine

Angel Duncan

Julia Emery ’24 In honor of Kathy Hogan and Cathy Hall

Ashley Francis ’24 In honor of Martha Zavaleta, Judi Russell, Cherry Fowler, Lara Guerra, Tanya Ivey,Barbara Allen, Christina Brandt, Sabrina Kessee, Lisa Holekamp, Carol Thumlert,Tina Maddux, Melanie Horn-Foster

Marcela and Michael GerberIn memory of Becky Storey

Lara Guerra P’12 ’15 l

Effie Guo ’18 In honor of Lisa Waugh, Linda Elliott, Mary Clark, Leslie Box, Yung Fang Ludford, Rene Perry, Richard Abbondanzio, Shane Bourek, Bonnie Jean Coleman

Nancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 l Annie Herring ’21 In honor of Claudette Wolfe, Tanya Ivey, Barbara Allen

Grace Heusinger ’19 In honor of Pat Coggan and Tresa Wilson

Hockaday Alumnae Association In honor of Kathryn Walker Francis ’94 Mary Ann Hyde ’49 ’51JC Hockaday Faculty and Staff In memory of Frederic Baldwin Boruff, brother of Kay Boruff

The Hockaday SchoolIn honor of Beverly Lawson, 2011 Honorary AlumnaIn honor of retiring Trustees: James Bass, Cary-Eliza Briggle Rubarts ’83, Frances Jeter, Peter Gudmundsson, Amy Gow, Michelle Neuhoff Thomas ’83, Randal Rauscher Rhodus ’97In honor of retiring faculty: Constance Alexandre, Rosie Mae Bell, Pat Coggan, Mary Louise Keever, Jeanie Laube, Claudette Wolfe

Kathryn Hodgkinson l

Marietta Scurry Johnson ’57 l

Linda Kramer l

Steve Kramer lIn honor of Joseph Horowitz and the “Dvorak in America” Seminar

Jacquelyn Lowe In memory of Becky Storey

Catherine McGeoch ’14 In honor of John Ashton, Ellen Back, Cathrine Berryman, Bev Cavitt, Mira Cranfill, Jackie Girard, Meshea Matthews, Steven Spencer, Richard Taylor

Caroline ’16 and Alexandra ’16 McGeochIn honor of Rachel Brandt, Peggy Cagle, Lisa Camp, Allyson Cockrum, Linda KramerIn honor of Tanya Ivey, Frances Wood, Jeanne P. Whitman, Barbara Allen

Catherine ’14, Caroline ’16 and Alexandra ’16 McGeoch In honor of Celeste Sanders, Frances Wood, Jeanne P. Whitman, Tanya Ivey, Barbara Allen

Cindy McGeoch P’14 ’16 ’16 lIn honor of Bob KaminskiIn honor of Peter Gudmundsson, Katherine Roberts, Judi Stewart, Sharon YoungbloodIn honor of Amy Gow

Mary Lynn McMains, Martha Singer and Polly O’NeillIn Memory of Mary Allen, mother-in-law of Barbara Allen

Kate Menendez ’24 In honor of Dorothy Dickmann and Lauren Barnett

Elisabeth-Christine Muelsch P’12In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Reinaldo Chavez

Kent Nguyen In memory of Frederic Baldwin Boruff

Elly O’Brien ’20 In honor of Mary Ellen Wilensky

Nancy O’Connor l Dunni Ogundipe ’12

Zaria Osimetha ’21 In honor of Amy Banks, Martha Wieser, Randal Rhodus ’97, Stephanie Rhodus, Dee Mayes, Denise Jones, Marcela Gerber, Carolyn Cooper ’84, Jeanne P. Whitman


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Hayden Parteli ’22 In honor of Claudette Wolfe

Landry Parteli ’24 In honor of Martha Zavaleta and Judi Russell

Allison Pluemer ’18 and Ellice Smart Katherine Pollock ’18 In honor of Harper Lay

Helen Railsback ’24 In honor of Dorothy Dickmann and Lauren Barnett

Judy Reynolds

Wynnie Roach ’24 In honor of Brenda Bennett, Belinda Dugan

Lauren Roach ’23 In honor of Tymesia Smaw, Ann Trenary

The Roach FamilyIn honor of Lisa Holekamp, Christina Brandt, Tanya Ivey, Barbara Allen

The Routman Family In memory of Becky StoreyIn honor of John Ashton and Jessica Kramer ’88 In honor of John Ashton, Linda Kramer, Ellen Katz, Jessica Kramer ’88 In honor of Barbara Allen, Tanya Ivey, Jeanne P. Whitman, Linda Kramer, Ellen Katz, Jessica Kramer ’88

Emily Routman ’16 In honor of Lisa Camp, Terry BourekIn honor of Allyson Cockrum, Terry Bourek, Rachel Brandt, Peggy Cagle

Lizzie Routman ’82 P’12 ’16 lIn honor of Barbara Allen and Tanya IveyIn honor of Vickey Thumlert

Regen Routman ’12 In honor of Heath Einstein, Lucio Benedetto

Regen ’12 and Emily ’16 RoutmanIn honor of Jeanne P. Whitman

Anne Rubi ’22 Alexandra Sachs ’21 In honor of Lynn Yanez, Stephanie Rhodus, Randal Rhodus ’97

Elinor Sachs ’17 In honor of Patti Black, Peggy Cagle, Jeanne P. Whitman, Linda Kramer

Calee Anna Sanders ’20

Mia Savoldelli ’21 In honor of Stephanie Rhodus

Caroline Schilsky ’24 In honor of Christina Brandt, Sabrina Kessee, Lara Guerra, Cheryl Fowler, Barbara Allen

Eliza Schreibman ’13

Steve Spencer P’17 l

Sidney Spires ’69 and James A. Mangum Lisa Steible

Andre Stipanovic l

Michael Stoner Chapter DARIn honor of Jeanne Phillips Lahari Thati ’21 In honor of Victoria Johnson, Stephanie Rhodus, Randal Rhodus ’97, Martha Wieser, Agnes Starfield, Amy Banks, Denise Jones, Dee Mayes, Sunny Shor, Gail Drum, Stephanie Dees ’94, Judy Russell, Valerie Hatter, Barbara Allen, Tanya Ivey, Bobbie Barr, Tina Maddox, Autumn Johnson, Lisa Holekamp, Jeanne P. Whitman, Kassi Davis, Vonda Stephens

Avery Viracola ’23 In honor of Tymesia Smaw, Ann Trenary, Kathy Hogan

The Wangermann FamilyIn honor of the HPA Community Connections Committee

Faith Wangermann ’21 In honor of Randal Rhodus ’97, Lynn Yanez, Agnes Starfield, Christina Brandt, Stephanie Rhodus

Lisl Wangermann ’17 In honor of Darin Jeans, Patti Black, Shane Bourek, Bonnie Jean Coleman, Constance Alexandre, Melissa Allan, Suneetha D’Apice, Peggy Bradley, Glenys Quick

Lisl ’17 and Faith ’21 Wangermann In honor of Susan Sanders, Tanya Ivey, Barbara Allen

Claudette Wolfe l In honor of Jeanne P. Whitman

Elena Zeballos ’24 In honor of Dorothy Dickmann and Lauren Barnett


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annual fund: Gifts that are used in the current year to support

teaching and learning at Hockaday. Ninety-nine percent of our parents,

75 percent of faculty and staff members, and more than 32.5 percent of

our alumnae make gifts large and small to the Hockaday Annual Fund.

For more information about the Annual Fund, please contact Keturi

DeLong Beatty, Director of Annual Giving, at 214.360.6587 or via

e-mail at [email protected].

capital gifts: Gifts that become part of the School’s assets. Capital

gifts make Hockaday strong in the long term. Past capital gifts built the

Liza Lee Academic Research Center, renovated the classroom building

and funded laptops for financial aid students. Our development staff

works with donors to match passion and creativity with interest and

investment. The result is the ongoing improvement and enrichment of

the School community and the quality of life for every student.

For more information about capital giving opportunities, please

contact Kathy Limmer, Director of Development and External Affairs, at

214.360.6579 or via e-mail at [email protected].

endowMent and endowMent gifts: A permanent fund that is

invested to assure Hockaday’s financial security for years to come. As

of June 30, 2011 Hockaday’s endowment totaled $125.43 million.

The Board’s spending policy allows five percent of a twelve-quarter

trailing average of the endowment’s value to be allocated for the

School’s operating budget. A strong endowment is crucial not only to

Hockaday’s financial stability, but to our plans for the future and to the

daily lives of our students as well. Endowment gifts are an effective way

to support Hockaday’s long-term financial health.

For more information about endowment giving opportunities, please

contact Kathy Limmer, Director of Development and External Affairs,

at 214.360.6579 or via e-mail at [email protected].

MatcHing gifts: Gifts to Hockaday can be doubled – sometimes even

tripled – because many corporations and foundations match gifts made by

their employees, retirees and directors.

For information about matching gifts, please contact Judith Finegan, Gift

Manager, at 214.360.6537 or via e-mail at [email protected].

participation: A measure, expressed as a percentage, of how many

parents, alumnae, grandparents, or faculty and staff members support

Hockaday. Large and small gifts are equally valuable in measuring

participation. Participation is important because potential donors view

high participation rates as a vote of confidence from those who know

Hockaday best.

planned giving: Gifts – usually with significant tax advantages – that

are deferred or that come through a donor’s estate. Deferred gifts include

retirement plan assets, property, life insurance, annuities and charitable

trusts (lead or remainder). Hockaday’s 1913 Society recognizes alumnae,

parents and friends who have made provisions for the School in their

estate plans. Planned giving options include:

• Bequests: Assets transferred through a donor’s estate. Many types of

assets may be given this way, but we most commonly receive cash gifts

set out in a donor’s will. Other bequests include life insurance policies

and retirement plans.

• Life Income Gifts: Charitable remainder trusts and charitable annuities

are ways that donors make gifts to benefit Hockaday in the future while

providing both tax benefits and ongoing income to the donor.

• Charitable Lead Trusts: With this type of gift, the donor establishes

a trust either during life or at death. The income from the trust flows

to Hockaday, typically for a stated number of years. After that period,

the assets in the trust are distributed either to the donor, or tax-free,

to a third party. Parents and grandparents find charitable lead trusts an

excellent way to provide for future generations while accomplishing

immediate good and decreasing likely estate taxes.

For more information about joining The 1913 Society or other

planned giving opportunities, please contact Kathy Limmer, Director

of Development and External Affairs, at 214.360.6579 or via e-mail at

[email protected].

securities: Gifts of appreciated securities offer tax advantages to

the donor and are straightforward to arrange. Credit is given and a tax

deduction is allowable for the value of the mean of the high and low

prices of the stock on the day of transfer to Hockaday.

For additional information, please contact Neal Lee, Office of

Development, at 214.360.6582 or via e-mail [email protected].

Glossary of Giving

Giving to Hockaday To learn more about these and other ways to contribute to Hockaday’s excellence in education, please

contact Kathy Limmer, Director of Development and External Affairs, at 214.360.6579, via e-mail at

[email protected], or by mail at The Hockaday School, 11600 Welch Road, Dallas, Texas 75229.

The inquiry is entirely confidential and creates no obligation.

Make a gift online: www.Hockaday.org/Makeagift

Make a gift by pHone: 214.360.6579


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About the School

stateMent of pHilosopHy and

purpose of tHe Hockaday scHool

The Hockaday School, founded in 1913, provides a college preparatory

education for girls of strong potential and diverse backgrounds who may

be expected to assume positions of responsibility and leadership in a

rapidly changing world.

It is the purpose of The Hockaday School to foster a community of

concern and friendship and to instill in every girl a love of learning, an

understanding of herself and the ethical principles which guide her life,

an appreciation of excellence in all its forms, and a commitment to what

is right and good.

Through small classes, creative teaching, and an approach which

emphasizes the process of learning, Hockaday seeks to discover unique

aptitudes and awaken the intellectual curiosity of every girl.

Through a strong physical education program and the challenge of

competitive sport, Hockaday seeks to develop in each girl an enthusiastic

spirit, a healthy body, and a sense of responsibility for herself and her

actions.

Through a continual exposure to the arts, Hockaday seeks to

engender an appreciation of beauty and joy in self-expression that will

bring added enrichment to each girl’s life.

Through constant emphasis on moral and ethical values, Hockaday

seeks to nurture a courteous attitude, a sense of grace, respect for the

ideals of human worth and dignity, and a harmonious and mature

character well equipped to make responsible choices and withstand the

pressures of today’s society.

guiding our work: tHe four cornerstones

Miss Ela Hockaday’s founding principles continue to imbue the

culture of the School today. The Four Cornerstones are the foundation

by which Hockaday students live and learn about the world around

them.

Character: the pursuit of a moral and ethical life; character promotes

self-assurance and the strength to withstand life’s pressures.

Courtesy: the quality equated with dignity and generosity of spirit;

courtesy is the outward expression of respect not only for others, but

also for oneself.

Scholarship: the search for knowledge that brings a wise

understanding of a complex world; scholarship fosters a creative,

discerning and resourceful mind.

Athletics: the endeavor to lead a healthy, active and balanced life;

athletics embrace challenges and inspire one to be a modest winner

and a courageous loser.

Quick facts

• Hockadayisfullyenrolledwith1,085girls.

• Thirty-sevenpercentofourstudentsarestudentsofcolor.

• Ourresidencedepartmentishometo79students.Thisyear,

we welcome residence students from ten states and eleven foreign

countries including China, Democratic Republic of the Congo,

Germany, Jamaica, Korea, Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Spain, Taiwan

and Thailand.

• Financialaidisprovidedto18%ofourstudents,totaling$3million.

• In2010–2011,wehad15NationalMeritFinalists,15National

Merit Semifinalists, 26 National Merit Commendees, one National

Achievement Scholar Finalist, one National Achievement Scholar

Semifinalist, three National Achievement Scholar Outstanding

Participants, one National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar,

and one National Hispanic Recognition Program Honorable Mention

Finalist.

• OureducationalcomplexincludestheLizaLeeAcademicResearch

Center, housing the 50,000-volume Herbert Marcus Memorial Library,

Lower & Middle School Library, science laboratories and technology

centers; the Fine Arts wing with a complete ceramics studio with

outdoor kilns, a photography lab, an art studio, a Black Box theatre,

and music practice rooms; the 560-seat Esther Hoblitzelle Auditorium;

the science center with 10 laboratories; and the Ashley Priddy Lower

School with two common areas, large art room, two music rooms and

an outdoor play area.

• Wearehometo118full-timeand11part-timefacultymembers.

Our full-time faculty members represent 76 advanced degrees

– 67 master’s degrees, eight doctoral degrees, and one Doctor of

Jurisprudence – with 18 average years of experience and 11 years’

average tenure at Hockaday.


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www.hockaday.org

The Edward & Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation l Helma and Edward Ackerman l Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar P’20 ’21 Sara Melnick ’73 and Mark Albert l Ruth and Kenneth Altshuler lAngela Ards ’87 Dana Wilcox Ayres ’92 Hong and Jim Bass P’11 l Lucy Crow ’71 and Henry Billingsley lKalita Beck ’77 and Ed Blessing l Evie and Geoff Butler l Susan and Stephen Butt P’15 l Kelly and Brock Compton l Jeanne Tower ’74 and Berry CoxMira CranfillKathy and Harlan Crow P’21 l Ana and Eugene Curry P’19 lLinda and Bill Custard l Peggy Simmons Dear ’58 lRachael and Bob Dedman P’19 ’21 l Leslie Melnick ’74 and Bryan Diers lLorraine and Norm Dumaine lTalley Dunn ’86 and Bradley Miller lMelissa and Brent Dyer P’14Molly and Gregg Engles P’23 Tucker Ford ’79 and Richard Enthoven P’11 l Nancy Fallen ’92 lRegen Horchow ’80 and Jeff Fearon P’11 ’20 ’20 l Sharon and Steve Folsom P’12 ’17 lGerald J. Ford Family Foundation Kelli and Jerry Ford P’22 Kathryn Walker ’94 and Jim Francis P’24 lRead Penson ’70 and Steve Gendler lAmy and Danny Gow P’12 l Linda and David GravelleSuzi Flaxman ’61 and Jack Greenman lDawn and Toby Grove P’23 Rosalind Redfern ’59 and Arden Grover lKathy and Peter Gudmundsson P’11 ’17 lNancy Nasher ’72 and David Haemisegger P’12 ’18 l Michelle and Houston Hall P’18 lPaula and Jeff Hayes P’12 lRue Howell ’61 and Tuck Henry lEdna Brown ’54 and William Hibbitts

Cinda and Tom Hicks P’12 l Nancy and Jim Hoak lMarguerite Steed Hoffman P’13 l Bethany Elliott Holloway ’98 lMary Ann Jackson ’49 ’51JC and Ed HydeJHB Family Foundation l Kanika and Vinay Jain P’11 ’19 l Frances and Rick JeterDebra and Lyndon Johnson P’12 l Robert KallosSusan and Bob Kaminski P’14 l Deanie and Terry KeplerCaren and Peter KlineJanet Kleinman ’55 and Jonathan Kutner lJoyce and Larry Lacerte l Ann Addyman ’61 and Sam Lawrence lSchatzie Henderson ’55 and George Lee, Jr. lPatty and Mark Leyendecker lKathy and Jayson Limmer P’22 ’23 lChandler Roosevelt Lindsley ’52 lEd Long and Janet Bucher-Long lNancy C. MarcusKathryn King ’83 and Mark Marley lCharlene Cline ’62 and Tom Marsh lMonica and Ron McCrayMargaret McDermott lThe Eugene McDermott Foundation lEllen and Rex McDowellCindy and Alex McGeoch P’14 ’16 ’16 l Nancy Albertini and Steve MetzgerMaryann Sarris ’78 and Frank Mihalopoulos P’14 l Lynn and Presley Mock P’13 l Mary McCarthy ’79 and Howard Moore P’11 lBarbara Bass ’75 and Jim Moroney P’13 ’13 l Jennifer and Jon Mosle P’12 l Paula and Jon Mosle, Jr. l Charlie Nearburg lPat Patterson ’57 lHolly and Carlos Gonzalez Peña P’12 ’14 lNancy Penn ’41 and Jack Penson l Margot and Ross PerotJeanne Phillips P’11 lKaren Sheinberg ’84 and Richard Pollock P’18 l

Kate Hoak ’90 and Will Power lKathryn Priddy l Janet and Gary Reeves lKatherine Rogers ’89 and William Roberts P’20 lEllen Higginbotham ’59 and Richard Rogers l Chris and Dick Rogoff lBarbara Glazer ’75 and Randy Rosenblatt lLizzie Horchow ’82 and Dan Routman P’12 ’16 l Cary-Elisa Briggle ’83 and Bobby Rubarts P’19 lTiffany Borlaug ’88 and John Rubi P’22 lKathryn Russell Nicole Ginsburg ’91 and Justin Small lJerrie Marcus ’53 and Fred Smith lSusan Swan Smith and Ken Smith lAmy Spence ’87 lJudi and Glenn Stewart P’16 ’19 ’19 lJeri Sutton lRebecca and Richard Szelc P’15 lAllison Campfield ’89 and Mike Taten P’22 lVaishali and Dinesh Thati P’21Jakki and Terry Thomas P’18 ’20 ’24 Michelle Neuhoff ’83 and Stewart Thomas P’11 l Louise Hopkins Underwood ’36Vineeta Salvi and Amit Walia P’14 lCourtney Wang P’11 lDorothy Taliaferro ’78 and Ben Weil P’11 lElizabeth C. WilliamsStaci Williams ’77 lAnn Whitley ’82 and David Wood P’18 lSally Taylor ’53 and Barney Young lSharon and Kneeland Youngblood P’12 ’14 l


The Jeanne Preston Whitman Endowment for Excellence

Established in 2011 by members of the Hockaday Board of Trustees who served during Ms. Whitman’s tenure as Eugene McDermott Headmistress, this Fund provides support for Hockaday’s faculty. The Fund was later augmented by other members of the Hockaday community to honor Ms. Whitman and her years of service to the School.

The following have made gifts or commitments to the The Jeanne Preston Whitman Endowment for Excellence.


tHe Hockday scHool2010 – 2011 board of trustees

Jamiel AkhtarAngela Ards ’87 James Bass Peggy Simmons Dear ’58Robert Dedman, Jr.Leslie Melnick Diers ’74Talley Dunn ’86 Gregg L. EnglesTucker Ford Enthoven ’79 Steve FolsomGerald J. FordKathryn Walker Francis ’94 Amy GowDavid A. GravellePeter GudmundssonDavid J. HaemiseggerCinda Hicks Frances JeterRobert KaminskiJoyce LacerteSchatzie Henderson Lee ’55 Kathryn King Marley ’83 Cynthia E. McGeochMaryann Sarris Mihalopoulos ’78 Jeanne L. PhillipsRandal Rauscher Rhodus ’97 Katherine Rogers Roberts ’89 Barbara Glazer Rosenblatt ’75 Cary-Elisa Briggle Rubarts ’83 Tiffany Borlaug Rubi ’88 Nicole Ginsburg Small ’91 Judith StewartRebecca E. SzelcAllison Campfield Taten ’89 Jacquelyn ThomasMichelle Neuhoff Thomas ’83 Courtney WangStaci Williams ’77 Ann Whitley Wood ’82 Sharon Youngblood

life trustees

Edward M. AckermanRuth AltshulerRita Crocker Clements ’49 Margaret Doggett Crow ’37 Linda Custard James M. Hoak, Jr.Margaret McDermottPaula MosleEdith Jones O’Donnell ’44 John PensonMargot PerotKathryn PriddyEllen Higginbotham Rogers ’59 Richard S. RogoffMary Frances Cunningham Yancey ’31 Barney Young

tHe Hockaday scHool staff

Kim WargoEugene McDermott Headmistress

John AshtonHead of Upper School

Peggy BradleyInterim Head of Lower School

Mary Pat HigginsAssociate Head and Chief Financial Officer

Linda KramerHead of Middle School

Jen LiggittAssistant Head for Enrollment Management and Strategic Initiatives

Cathy MurphreeAssistant Head for Academic Affairs and Provost

Tina SlinkerDirector of Athletics

tHe Hockaday scHool11600 Welch RoadDallas, Texas 75229Tel 214.363.6311www.hockaday.org

developMent and external affairs departMent

Kathy LimmerDirector of Development and External Affairs

Keturi DeLong BeattyDirector of Annual Giving

Candice CunninghamManager of Donor Relations

Judith FineganGift Manager

Meg GuptonCampaign Writer and Researcher

Holly Hook Centennial Director

Charlotte HoskinsWebmaster and Staff Photographer

Neal Lee Development Information Manager

Meagan McCrackenParent Benefit Liaison and Centennial Coordinator

Caroline ParrackAssistant to the Office of Development andExternal Affairs

Andi PickleCommunications Manager

Amy Spence ’87 Director of Alumnae Relations

Laura StarrCampaign Coordinator

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