2007-2008 AnnuAl RepoRT

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“
For me, Key forms an
example of what could be, and
what I could be. It shapes
my aspirations and ambitions.
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—Adam Haile ‘92
The Key School
2007-2008 Annual Report
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PRESIDENT
Niels Holch
VICE PRESIDENT
Chuck Anthony
TREASURER
Jim Praley
SECRETARY
Harry Ivrey ’71
BOARD MEMBERS
Chuck Anthony
Missy Attridge
Peter Biché
Marie Brockhurst
Mike Damas
Katie Edwards
Jim Ellerson
Sherine El-Warraki
Chris Ellis
L. J. Foley
Leslie Gruskin
Carol Hall
Larry Harding
Katie Heines
Wes Jones
Lori Mathis
Chris Peterson
Steve Rabbitt
Jerry Sparer
John Tower ‘77
Marcella Yedid, ex-officio
EMERITI
Georgie Berkinshaw
Frank Chaney ’75
Howard Cohen
Jim Humphrey
Faculty Representatives
Bob McCarthy, Upper School *
Eileen Cimbolic, Middle School *
Brandon Lane, Lower School *
Alice Larner, Pre-School *
Parents’ Association
Representatives
Pam Williams, President *
Rosalind Calvin, President Elect *
*non-trustees
ADMINISTRATION
HEAD OF SCHOOL
Marcella Yedid
UPPER SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD
Todd Casey
MIDDLE SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD
Dave Magnus
LOWER SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD
Mary Jane Milner
PRE-SCHOOL DIVISION HEAD
Susan Rosendahl
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION,
COMMUNICATION AND
FINANCIAL AID
Jessie Dunleavy
DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT
Debbie Richardson
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND
OPERATIONS
Ken Piel
Presidents of the
Board of Trustees
1961-1962Clarence J. Kramer d
1962-1965
Archibald C. Rogers d
1965-1966
Thomas K. Simpson
1967-1969
Richard L. Borden d
1969-1970Peter V. V. Hamill d
1970
Thomas K. Simpson
1970-1972Elizabeth Iliff d
1972-1974
Richard D. Weigle d
1974-1976Nathanial James
1976-1977
Anetta H. Kushner
1977-1978
Marshall A. Binder d
1978-1979
Arthur W. Edwards Sr.
1979-1981
Joan O. Kehler
1981-1982
Vincent R. Iatesta
1982-1984Elana R. Byrd
1984-1986
Howard K. Cohen
1986-1988
Vanderlip Conway
1988-1991
Sally Iliff
1991-1992
Donald E. Hunter
1992-1994
John J. Gallagher
1994-1997
David S. McHold
1997-1999
Jane K. Weizmann
1999-2002
Douglas W. Comfort
2002-2005 Jerry Sparer
2005-2006 Georgie Berkinshaw
2007- present Niels C. Holch
d
The Key School is founded upon the conviction that children are innately curious about themselves and the world;
they want to learn, they want to discover, and they want to create. The School’s role is to nourish and guide this natural
exuberance, energy, and delight in the search for meaning, so that each student may develop into an informed, thoughtful,
and constructive member of society, with a lifelong commitment to learning.
—From The Key School Mission Statement
deceased
Engaging
Minds
For 50 years, The Key School community has worked to bring
students, teachers and parents together to fulfill the Mission
of the School by fostering a program where engaging minds
and inspiring ideas is fundamental to its very core.
and
Inspiring Ideas
In this special Annual Report, in addition to expressing our
gratitude to those whose generosity has helped the School
to grow and thrive, we stop to contemplate the words of
Key School alumni whose thoughts and reflections summarize that which they hold most dear about their experiences
at The Key School. We honor and thank those whose legacy
paints an awe-inspiring picture of the importance of their
Key School education. Together these words from alumni of
a variety of decades, backgrounds and life experiences tell
the story of their belief in the Mission of Key School.
What could be a better testimony to the wisdom and vision
of the founders of Key School? There is no doubt that Key
provides a strong foundation from which students go out
into the world as informed, thoughtful and constructive
members of society, with a lifelong commitment to learning.
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Head of School
Life is to be lived in the present—fully, creatively, passionately—says a popular adage. We have witnessed admirable examples of such zestful living, amply seasoned with
creativity, passion and engagement during this past school
year. Not to chronicle student and faculty highlights, as
we place the final punctuation point on 2007-2008, would
be an oversight. Hence, I devote this all too brief précis
to noteworthy moments of the year we have just lived,
emblematic as they are of Key’s programmatic richness and
of its Mission-fueled values and priorities.
Two faculty presentations, highlighting Key signature
programs (The CHUMS school partnership and the
Fourth Grade Islamic Studies unit), delivered to packed
conference halls, filled with AIMS colleagues, avid to hear
about Key’s global perspectives initiatives and to learn
from our teachers’ expertise.
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iddle Schoolers’ immersion in courses of study, which
made various continents come to life through the study
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of geography, literature, history, and politics, and which
enabled the students to make their learning “visible”
through portfolios and public exhibits. Fascinating was
a student’s account of his father’s flight from Nasser’s
oppressive regime, as was the inspirational exchange between students and organizers of beleaguered Mexican
migrant workers.
P oignancy abounded as educator/guest speaker Rodney
Glasgow told his life story, thereby facilitating an Upper
School student/faculty discussion on issues of race, class
and other differences. Equally moving was the Parents’
Association’s sponsoring of the film God Grew Tired of
Us, providing a moving cinematographic depiction of
young Sudanese victims of multi-decade tribal conflicts.
The presence that evening of two such victims, with
their horrifying testimonies of the hardships they had
endured, captivated the audience of young and old.
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reathtaking boys’ basketball teams—Varsity and Junior
• BVarsity—whose
athletic prowess gave untold excitement
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to their fans throughout the winter months and brought to
Key the coveted MIAA League Championship.
A
student led exchange with architects designing the
upcoming Barn renovation, in which the students’ extensive
research into “green” practices and construction methods (inclusive of cost/benefit analyses) gave impetus to
architects to incorporate many of these suggestions into
their plans, and to praise the students’ passion and depth of
commitment to environmental stewardship.
A
first time service learning trip to Belize, undertaken by
globally committed Key citizen/students, whose sweat
and brawn enabled a small village to add walkways to the
mud-filled paths children traverse en route to school, and
to begin a rehabilitation project within their modest school
house.
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workshop sponsored by Key’s Learning Department and
led by Dr. Gerard Gioia, Division Chief of Pediatric Neuropsychology at the Children’s National Medical Center,
continuing our faculty’s examination of emerging research
on children’s brain development and on its implications for
teaching and learning.
Visually arresting theatrical productions—Arabian Nights,
Once on this Island, and Shining Princess of the Slender Bamboo—whose exotic themes informed and entertained. And
musically sophisticated culminating performances in every
division, one of which highlighted Key’s Orfeo Alliance partnership with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, brought
its distinguished maestro to campus as artist in residence,
and promoted lively Iberian repertoire, thanks to exquisite
interpretation from Key’s dancers and singers.
The “passing of the torch” of Key School icons, Mary Jane
Milner and Whitall Clevenger, whose combined service to
Key’s children and families encompasses over six memorable decades.
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he completion of a Performing Arts Studio, serving Key’s
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and dance programs in unprecedented ways, and
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the finalization of the much awaited Barn renovation plans,
with construction work beginning in June 2008.
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rduous preparations in advance of Key’s 50th anniversary
in 2008-2009, a year in which we hope to continue “Inspiring Ideas and Engaging Minds.”
Needless to say, the notable items that could further define
2007-2008 are unending; but space constraints impose measure and discipline. Suffice it to say in closing that we have
lived life fully throughout this last academic cycle and, in so
doing, we have perpetuated our ideals: fostering a commit-
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ment to the search for meaning, to civic engagement, and to
lifelong learning.
To all those supporters of The Key School who have given
of their volunteer time or financial resources to make us the
School we are and the one we so cherish, I express heartfelt
thanks. You have served as excellent stewards of the vision we
inherited from our founders, and provided us with the means
to perpetuate and transmit Key School’s essential values.
Marcella Yedid
Head of School
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Sustaining Donors
Key School is fortunate to have a loyal base of supporters who have helped to sustain the School through consecutive years
of giving and whose combined gifts have totaled $5,376,441. The School is grateful to those who make giving to Key a
philanthropic priority every year.
20 years or more
Randy and Cyndy Adams
Ed ‘81 and Sarah Beach
Rodney and Ann Beach
Georgie and Ted Berkinshaw *
Fred and Marti Betz
Tom and Katherine Brennan
Frank ‘75 and Susan Chaney
Howard and Nancy Cohen
Jessie Dunleavy and Rick Layton
Bettze Libson
Paul and Martha Lurz
Lee VonPein Schreitz ‘71 and
Bill Schreitz
Jane and Howie Weizmann
15 years or more
Anonymous
Patti and Charles Baum
Cathy and David Correll
Brad and Lynne Davidson
Ed and Alice Delattre
Sherine El-Warraki and
Aziz El Said
Jim and Lorraine Ellerson
Mary Iliff Ewenson ‘85 and
Geoff Ewenson
Jerry and Sonia Feldman
Jim and Linda Humphrey *
Mike and Marilyn Jarriel
J.M. Kaplan Fund
Irfan and Rob Latimer
Nancy and Nathan Leventhal
Nick and Judy Maistrellis
Bob and Fay Mauro
Jim Praley and Joan Gillece *
Debbie Richardson
Craig and Marylou Symonds
Jonathan and Linda Tuck
Georgia Walsworth
Steve and Rona Warner
John Waymouth
10 years or more
Anonymous
Randi and Jon Altschuler
Ward and Kathleen Anderson
Chuck Anthony and Iris Krasnow
Missy and Dan Attridge
Baltimore Educational
Scholarship Trust
Barnes & Noble
Dick and Barbara Beatty *
Elizabeth Buckman
Joe ‘72 and Pamela Butler
Martha Cassidy ‘75
Eugene Chaney Foundation Ltd.
Nancy B. and Howard K. Cohen
Charitable Fund
Greg and Gillian Conner
Ron ‘87 and Kristy Council
Karen Cunnyngham
Christopher and Jennifer D’Elia
Michael and Priscilla DiMario
Martha Doherty
Lynn and Bill Dombi
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Michael and Barbara Dowling
Amanda Falk
Paul and Elspeth Feldman
L. J. and Mindy Foley
Alexandra Fotos ‘72
Lee ‘75 and Roberta Gable
David and Carolyn Houck
Harry ‘71 and Kathy Ivrey *
Tom ‘75 and Fran Jacobs
Wesley Jones and Dawn Madak
The Key School Parents’
Association
Kathleen Kim ‘75
Torrance and Margaret Kirby
Mike and Debra Leahy
Babette and Ivan Leshinsky
Brian and Susan Leshner
Marilyn and John Lowe
Ann Massey and
Todd Greenwald
Elwina McDonald
Mary Jane and Ben Milner
Rob and Sharon Mumma
Diane and Robert Myers
Tony and Amy Olmert
Frank and Linda Pittelli
Elizabeth Tower Powell ‘75 and
Robert Powell
Kim and Larry Riddle
Larry Rose and Sheri Bellow
Dan Schoos
Mitch and Leslie Schwartz
Pinky and Dick Slingluff
Jerry and Marj Sparer *
Pierre and Seana Sprey
Freddy and Rick Struse
James Sullivan and
Ahni Sallaway
Barbara and Fred Tower
John ‘77 and Juliette Tower
Annette and Andy Uroskie
Joseph Wechsler and
Diane DePanfilis
Larry Worthington ‘79
Alyssa Cohen Zelman ‘87
Planned gifts are increasingly important to the life and long-term financial security of Key. The funds generated from these gifts
will help to shape Key’s academic programs, attract and retain the best and brightest teachers, enable interesting and motivated
students to attend Key, and assist with the campus up-keep and renovations which are so vital to the School.
The School recognizes the following members of the Legacy Society who have established planned gifts naming The Key School
as a charitable beneficiary. These planned gifts will help to ensure the future stability of the School and will guide Key as it
moves toward successfully achieving its Long-Range Plan.
Dick and Barbara Beatty
Georgie and Ted Berkinshaw
Elana and Joe Byrd
* The Legacy Society Members
Mike Damas and Joyce Keilen
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams
Arthur and Pat Edwards
Tony and Emily Evans
Ken and Deb Hoffman
Jim and Linda Humphrey
Harry ‘71 and Kathy Ivrey
Len and Sandra Moodispaw
Jim Praley and Joan Gillece
Steve and Sabrina Rabbitt
Jerry and Marj Sparer
Alex and Margo Speciale
Barbara Vaughan
Donald Wilkerson and
Alyson Hall
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Named Endowed Funds
2007-2008 Donors
Several families and individuals have established endowed funds in honor or memory of individuals.
A gift of $50,000 or more will be used to establish a named fund.
Lee Curry outdoor
education Fund
Named in honor of “Curry,”
beloved teacher, coach and
mentor at his retirement in
2004.
WHITALL CLEVENGER 1ST
GRADE SCHOLAR FUND
Established in 2008, this
financial aid award is in
honor of Mrs. Clevenger’s
retirement after twenty-nine
years of teaching at Key.
Bruce and Kate Stillwell
Leslie and Steve Gruskin
JeJe and Rich Moore
Caitlin Dunleavy Bloom
’96 Memorial fund for
financial aid
Named in honor of Caitlin
who graduated from Key in
June 1996 and passed away
in July after a valiant fight
with Hodgkin’s disease.
Suzanne Brocklebank
Jessie Dunleavy and
Rick Layton
Keely Dunleavy
Reithlingshoefer ‘98
William Michael Gudger
Memorial financial aid
fund
Named in honor of Mike
Gudger, father of John
Michael ’03 and Glencora ’05.
Alex Gudger
JONATHAN BYRD ‘85 FUND
FOR LIBRARIES
Fund established by his
parents Elana and Joe Byrd *
in honor of Jonathan’s love of
reading and books.
Donna Marie Delattre ’87
Memorial Financial
Aid Fund
In honor and memory of
middle school student
Donna Delattre
Quaker Chemical Foundation
David NathaniEl
Wilkerson Memorial
athlete/scholar
financial aid fund
In honor and memory of Dave
Wilkerson, staff member and
boys basketball coach
Chuck Anthony and
Iris Krasnow
Katharine Chaney’05
Nell-Marie Chaney
Faculty Staff Alumni
Basketball Team
Phelps and Christine Kelley
Mikey Marx ‘04
Michael and Ginny Ricketts
Darryl Scott
John and Lisa Sligh
Scott and Jeanette Stangle
Darryl and Linda Wright
Nancy Berkinshaw and
Howard Kreiger Cohen
Endowment for the
Performing Arts
Established in 2004 by Trustee
Emeritus Howard Cohen
who served on Key’s Board of
Trustees from 1977-1997.
Jacob S. Shapiro Foundation
McCrary Family Fund For
Mathematics
Established by Iris M.
Coupland in honor of her
grandchildren Madeline ’07
and Jay ’09.
Jane Karsten Endowment
For The Humanities
Established by her family in
1999 in honor of Jayne’s 75th
birthday.
MANSE & BARN
BUILDING FUND
In support of building
maintenance and up-keep
Mary Jane Milner
Environmental
Stewardship Fund
Established in 2008 in honor
of Mrs. Milner’s retirement
after thirty-two years as a
faculty member and Lower
School Head. This fund will
support and enhance the
health and beauty of Key’s
campus that offers such rich
opportunities for outdoor
learning.
FACULTY PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FUND
Established in 2007 to
support a faculty whose
teaching is an extension
of its own commitment
to lifelong learning and
intellectual vitality.
Chris and Dawn Ellis
Aby Milner ‘85
JeJe and Rich Moore
Parents of the Class of 2018
Steve and Sabrina Rabbitt *
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Board of Trustees
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I am pleased to
report on our activities and successes for the 2007-2008
school year.
First and foremost, we are delighted to be able to report
that the School ended the year within the financial targets established for our $13 million budget. We achieved
our internal goals by meeting our student enrollment targets, exhibiting consistent fiscal stewardship throughout
the year, and succeeding at our philanthropic objectives.
The School continues to offer a very strong educational
program that is grounded in excellence and core values.
In June, we graduated our largest class ever from the
School. A substantial majority of the students in this class
of 58 students gained admission to their first or second
choice for post-secondary studies, despite a very challenging and competitive environment for college admissions. We are very proud of their accomplishments!
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Our Annual Fund raised $450,000 this year, an amount that
represented the hard work of many volunteers in the School’s
advancement program. We are very thankful for the generosity of
so many individuals and families within our Key community.
Our Endowment has grown to $4,399,633 as of June 30, 2008,
and we have more than $970,000 in pledges to be paid over the
next several years. Starting with a meager $300,000 only seven
years ago, we believe that our Endowment is one of the fastest
growing capital funds in the independent school world. We need
to continue to build on this success so that future generations
can benefit from the generosity of those who are members of
our current community.
Our most significant building project this year was the planning of the barn renovation which serves both the Middle and
Upper Schools. Thanks to the strong leadership of Building and
Grounds Committee Chairman Steve Rabbitt, the board has
now approved this project and we broke ground in June. The
renovation of the existing structure and the construction of
additional space will cost $5 million, with completion expected
early in 2010. Through a very comprehensive planning process
involving all of the users of this building, we are going to be
able to increase the size of the Barn facility by more than 10,000
square feet, providing a number of opportunities and options
for the students, faculty and administrators within the Middle
and Upper Schools.
Last spring, the board honored retiring Trustee Larry Harding for
his seven years of service to the School. His knowledge and guidance were invaluable to Key and I send my sincere thanks to him
for the time and attention he so graciously gave to the board.
Our board is growing to 26 individuals this year, with the addition of three new trustees. In addition to Joe Janney and Pam
Williams, one of our new trustees is actually a returning board
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member. Trustee Emerita Georgie Berkinshaw is re-joining the
board after a year’s absence. This will be Georgie’s 18th year of
service as a Trustee and we are so honored to have her many
years of experience and wisdom on the board. What an accomplishment and a commitment to Key. Thank you, Georgie!
Let me conclude by expressing my appreciation to everyone
within the Key community for the many contributions of time,
talent, and treasure that each individual and family continue to
provide to the School. From our faculty and staff, to our parents,
our students and our graduates, we are all fortunate to be members of such a strong and active community. Many Thanks!
Niels Holch
President, Board of Trustees
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Endowment Giving
July 2004-June 2008
The entire Key School community would like to thank the many donors who have supported Key’s efforts to strengthen
the Endowment, one of Key’s highest fundraising priorities. The School has received over $3 million dollars through major
donations, Senior Parents’ and Grandparents’ Gifts made in honor of graduating classes, Founders’ Walk bricks, and named
funds in support of Faculty Compensation, Professional Development, Teaching and Learning, Facilities, and Financial Aid.
As we look to the future, a strengthened Endowment will help ensure Key’s financial position for years to come. We have
much to celebrate in our 50th Anniversary year!
Michael and Cindy Abadie
Steve Abeles ‘82 and
Melissa Belman
E. W. and Charlotte Adams
Damanhuri and Rohana Alkaitis
Michael Allen
Jim and Holley Allsopp
Jon and Randi Altschuler
Christopher Angell ‘95
Jane Asbill
Pat and Terry Attridge
Jessica Austin
Ione Auston
David and Teri Baca
Mark Baganz and Laurie Salladin
Rhoda Baldwin
Bank of America
David Banner
Joel and Sheri Barries
Bill and Courtenay Bass
Rod and Ann Beach
Charlie and Sue Beatty
Dan and Tammy Beigel
Fred and Marti Betz
Peter Biché and Ginger
Woolridge
Charles and Pamela Bielitz
Don and Alpine Bird
Jeff and Sue Bishop
Ronnie Blackstone
Jimmy and Bridget Blake
Beth Boardman
Thomas and Terri Boddorff
Joe Boggs and Celeste
Hart-Boggs
Jack and Carolyn Booker
Tom and Wendy Boswell
Bert and Elaine Bowers
Laura Brennan ‘04
Rob and Elizabeth Britt
Marie and Jerry Brockhurst
Sue Brocklebank
Joseph and Connie Brown
Elizabeth Buckman
Steve and Laura Burns
Elana and Joe Byrd *
Greg and Sarah Callanan
Gail Campbell
Peter and Barbra Cantone
Roger and Nancy Cantrell
Carson Carbone
Esther Carpenter
Elizabeth Carter
Martin and Sue Carter
Bill and Missy Cassidy
Steve and Barbara Chaddick
Francis H. Chaney III Trust
Katharine Ann Chaney Trust
Charles C. Baum Foundation
Class of 2007
Whitall and Bill Clevenger
Charitable Fund
Luis Coirolo and Donna
Dowsett-Coirolo
John and Melinda Colgan
Bill and Pat Collins
Thomas and Sarah Congalton
Paul and Nancy Conroy
Lyn Grady Cook ‘76 and
Mike Cook
Phil Angell and Jane Cooper
David and Cathy Correll
Iris Coupland
Creative Signage Systems
Paul Cribari
Mark and Lydia Crooks
David Culverwell
Clifford W. Cuniff,
Attorney at Law
Karen Cunnyngham
Lillie Curry
Mike Damas and Joyce Keilen *
Edward and Lynne Davis
Frank and Donna DeCosta
Vidal and Dora Deegbe
DeWitt Wallace - Reader’s
Digest Funds
Ross ‘72 and Sheree Dierdorff
Ross and Mary Dierdorff
Fred Doherty
Martha Doherty
Lynn and Bill Dombi
Geraldine Donald
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Bruce and Shelly Duncan
Doris Dunleavy
Michael Murray and Francoise B.
Dupeux-Murray
M.J. and A.J. Eckert
Katie and Jib Edwards ‘82
Aziz El Said
Andrew Ewell ‘98
Geoff Ewenson
Brad and Caroline Ewing
Doris Faber
Basketball Team
The Fadem Family
Foundation, Inc.
Janet and Philip Favero
Andrew and Amanda Fegley
William and Catherine Feist
Chester Feldmann
Robert and Carol Feldmann
Ian Ferris ‘17
Robert and Elizabeth Ferris
Charles Finch ‘98
Larry and Nancy Fitch
John and Eleanor Forrer
Sarah Foster ‘03
James and Kathy Fowler
John and Priscilla Frece
Fusco Family Foundation
Jeane Gaiennie
Gregory Gallant
Nina Gallant
Gary and Trish Gallant
David and Madonna Gambrell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gideon
Alan Goldstein
Charles S. Goodman Foundation
Harold Gordinier
Robert and Debra Gordon
Andrew Gordon and Michele
Smadja-Gordon
Kathleen Gotimer
Angie and Ted Goudounis
Alice Gray
Robert and Tracy Greenfield
Marc Greenspan
Alex Gudger
Brian Gugerty and
Kathleen Bartley
Leo and Helen Gugerty
Michael and Sally Guth
Mark and Nina Haigney
Michael Halbig and Jan Thorman
Carter Hall and Patricia
Quintero-Hall
Susan Hand
Kevin and Alice Hanley
Larry and Lynne Harding
Tom and Susan Harrington
Ron and Laurie Heacock
Katie Heines and Chester Burke
Ken and Mollie Heist
William and Peggy Heller
Brian Heller ‘96
Robert and Jeri Henderson
Anne and Larry Herbster
Bill Herndon
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Hewlett-Packard
David and Susan Hickes
Gary and Floretta Hickle
Jessica Hodge
Niels and Barbara Holch
Karl and Cindy Holschuh
William Honan
Duncan and Dianne Hood
Louis and Bitsy Hood
Kevin and Kate Houley
Margaret Hughes-Baldwin
The Huisking Foundation
Ohlen and Johanna Hunt
Joseph and Maryann Iagulli
John Ludwigson and
Rose-Marie Jacobius
Jack and Irma Jacobs
Stuart and Nadine Jacobs
Jim and Donna Jefferson
Joseph and Jane Jiau
Shirley Jones
Wes Jones and Dawn Madak
Ed and Maria Kansler
J.M. Kaplan Fund
Robin and Lori Kaplan
Kurt Karsten and
Deborah Corley
Phelps and Chris Kelley
Association
Seong and Chong Kim
Elizabeth and Doug Kinney
Paul and Mary Kopp
Arthur and Leslie Kudner
Eve-Marie Lacroix
Lorene Lake
George and Pamela Lane
Rob and Irfan Latimer
Wanda Layton
John ‘87 and Jennifer Lerch
Paige Lescure
Lessans, Praley & McCormick, P.A.
Shane Hynes and Paulette
Levantine
Rich and Bethe Levy
Larry and Jeanette Linder
Ruthann Linton ‘95
Thomas Lo and Brenda Bulich
David and Susan Lowe
John and Marilyn Lowe
Lower School Faculty and Staff
Mike and Jayne Lynskey
Bill and Shari MacQuilliam
Dave and Mary Magnus
John Mahaffay
Kevin and Carol Mahoney
Tony Mallama and
Jeanne Aelion
Frank and Laura Martien
P.J. and Sandy Martini
Mikey Marx ‘04
Ann Massey and Todd
Greenwald
Jesse and Gail Maury
John and Karen Mayer
Tracy McAteer
Alex McCrary and Corky Piwoz
Dave and Pat McHold
Leon McKenzie
Liz and Ted Mehl
Sherri Meredith
Fran and Ben Michaelson
Gregory and Lillie Miller
Mary Jane and Benjamin Milner
Aby Milner ‘85
Carleton Mitchell
Peter and Cyndra Mogayzel
Peter and Ada Mogayzel
David and Dominique Moir
Jeffrey and Debbie Molloy
Nick and Kim Mona
Hernan Montenegro and
Beth Phillips
Ollie and Fred Moochler
Len and Sandra Moodispaw *
JeJe and Rich Moore
Lloyd and Jill Moore
John and Linda Moran
David and Jody Mugford
Robert Mugford
Michael and Sage Mumma
Robert and Joye Mund
Diane and Bob Myers
Thomas and Donna Nasko
Boris and Yelena Naydich
Beth Neafsey
Thelma Nelson
Judy Nelson
Art and Karen Newman
Tony and Amy Olmert
Don and Cathy Opedal
Lisa Paddock
Sally Palmquist and Scott Griffin
Parents of Class of 2005
Party Perfect Special Events, LLC
Marsha Paschal
Oliver Payne and Cindy Barry
Ellen Pearson
Verna and Robert Pelrine
Dee Perry-Pietkiewicz
Chris and Jim Peterson
Cathryn Phelps
Dave and Su Piatt
Ken Piel
Betty Pitman
Steuart and Bobby Pittman
Steuart Pittman
Seymour and Sandra Piwoz
David and Judy Plott
Rick and Terri Polm
Craig Poms and Tracy Britten
Keith and Dusty Porterfield
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Karen Posey
Jack and Rita Printz
Prudential Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Ed and Becky Quattlebaum
Rathmann Family Foundation
Rick and Mary Anne Rathmann
Raytheon Matching Gifts for
Education Program
Realistic Builders Inc.
Mark and Stephanie Reisinger
Keely Dunleavy
Bill Richardson
Debbie Richardson
Larry and Kim Riddle
John and Celeste Rixey
Richard and Lorie Roeser
Jim and Ellen Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rose
Rhonda Rose
Susan and Bruce Rosendahl
Jane Rosov
Heather Patteson Ross ‘87 and
Doug Ross
Jeff Ross and Cynthia
Lindberg-Ross
Carl and Anne Royal
John and Angela Ruffin
Greg Ruiz and Cathy Lundmark
James and Ann Ruppel
Loralea Sanderson
Rick Sarmiento
Shelley Sarmiento
Scott and Donna Saunders
Norm Saunders and JoAnn
Strathmeyer
Elyzabeth Savage
Laurie Savely ‘70
Michell Savoy
Alex and Donna Schlegel
Betty Schmeltzer
S c h o o l
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Dan Schmoyer and Kim Finch
Ron Schneider and Robin Kane
Dan Schoos
Ken and Becky Schou
Jacque and Scott Schrader
Lee VonPein Schreitz ’71 and
Bill Schreitz
Bruce Schweitzer
Aimee Seal
Bob and Amy Seaman
Severn Elementary School
Jay ‘75 and Lou Shapiro
Madeline Shapiro ‘07
Alden and Heidi Shattuck
Jonathan and Glynis Shipler
John and Lisa Sligh
Neil ‘93 and Holly Smith
Joel Smith and Theresa Brady
Stuart Smith
Jeff ‘73 and Kathy Smith
Lynn Talbott Smith ‘93 and
Eric Smith
Carl Snowden ‘71
Dale and Mary Spencer
Paul and Barb Speyser
Robert and Gyneth Spingarn
The Sporn Company, Inc
Geoff Stagg
Britton Staniar ‘03
Mladen and Miriam Stanicic
Pete and Deborah Stark
Harvey and Kay Steinfeld
Walter Sterling ‘88
Fritz Stern
Greg and Cindy Stiverson
Marvin and Christine Stockett
Mary Ann and Steve Stuart
James Sullivan and
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David Sunshine
Warren and Christine Tanabe
Loretta Taylor
Susan ‘76 and Scott Taylor
Theodore J. Krasnow Family
Foundation
The Tower Company
Sally Trapp
April Tull
Rhoda Uchitel
Bill and Joann Vaughan
Robbie Vaughan ‘03
Barbara Vaughan *
John and Eleanor Verdi
Verizon Foundation
Greg and Susan Walker
David Watt and Laura Ricciardelli
George and Wendy Waymouth
Joe Wechsler and Diane
DePanfilis
Marla Weisenberg
Tom and Maryann Wetterau
Larry and Karen White
Denny and Anne White
Larry and Katharine Whyte
Hope Wigglesworth
Jim and Frieda Wildey
Helen Wilkerson
Paul and Diana Wilkinson
Nancy Williams
Victor and Elaine Wilreker
Herbert and Mary Wilson
Chuck and Pam Winebrenner
Tony and Margaret Wolff
Bill Woodward
Ronnie and Tracy Wright
Marcella and Roger Yedid
Ellie and Chris Young
Syed Zia and Shahla Ahmad
Richard and Marcia Zorn
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Exceptional Academics
“
By far, the most important thing that Key
provided me, and that I have carried to this day, is
the ability to think independently.
We were always encouraged to come up with
our own answers, not to provide stock solutions
just because we thought it was what our teacher
wanted. I know that my belief that I can accomplish
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any goal I set, is due in part to the values
”
I learned at Key School.
—Suzy Leech ’84
T h e
“
“
Perhaps most of all, Key encouraged independence
of thought—we were not taught simply for the purpose of
Key School produces
graduates capable of
critical thought and,
most importantly, good
argumentation. As a teaching
assistant at an Ivy League
university, I’ve encountered
a number of students who,
despite being terribly smart,
lack even the most basic
foundations in prose writing.
In my opinion, Key’s emphasis
on writing in all its many forms
—creative, expository,
analytical, etc.—is perhaps
its biggest strength and the
”
single greatest gift it bestows
upon its graduates.
—Tommy Mullaney ’96
passing exams, as is increasingly the case with other schools.
We were shown the beauty and importance of a
wide-ranging education in the liberal arts, and the many
”
ways of pursuing a valuable life outside of the narrow and
materialistic choices paraded by our mass-media.
—Drew Uroskie ’92
“
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confidence to think critically and independently.
There’s no question that Key prepared me for college and graduate school; more
importantly, I credit Key for fostering an intellectual curiosity and
”
appreciation for eccentricity that carries into my overall outlook on life.
—Jen Hickes Lundquist ’91
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Math and
∑(n =Challenging
1..∞)
“
1/n =
(k-1)
(2k) 2(2k)
(-1) PI
B(2k)
/ ( 2(2k)!)
(2k)
I feel the broad liberal arts education prepared me for life in addition to college.
There are few people that have the mathematical and science training I have, and also
”
understand foreign languages and ancient history and how they have influenced our cultures.
This type of broad education isn’t taught at every school.
—Brad Bortner ‘76
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Science Curriculum
“
I would not be a physician but for Key. The
academic tools acquired there, particularly in science
and in the skills of writing and speaking well, laid the
groundwork for success at Yale and in medical
training. I had inherited the ‘test-taking’ gene which was
no real virtue. But that was not enough at Key: at every
turn we were hounded to defend our ideas, and
to think and write coherently.
”
—Michael Rowland ‘71
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“
K e y
S c h o o l
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I remember all of my teachers and
coaches at Key with great respect. They
were all brilliant people and great teachers,
but what really set them apart from other
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Dynamic Faculty
”
teachers I’ve known is that they all seemed to
really care about me as a person.
—Brian Krautler ’94
“
...the teachers who I admired were passionate about what they taught. I
became a better student later in life because I had a deep well of inspiration
and experiences to fill me.
”
—Heidi Usilton Anthony ‘87
“
When I was at Key
I worked hard and felt
challenged by my
teachers and curriculum.
My ability to meet those
challenges gave me great
confidence in college
and beyond.
”
—Aileen Carter Bryan ‘92
“
I think Key has a wonderful philosophy about learning and an
”
exceptional faculty putting that philosophy to practice.... I graduated comfortable
with both questioning and answering.
“
T h e
K e y
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A n n u a l
In terms of the School, first of all is the feeling of intellectual
safety there—the respect given by the teachers there and how they
listened to every student’s point of view. We always worked hard, but
—Christopher Angell ‘95
there was always laughter in the classroom. I always was so happy
to go to school every day. I always felt that I was loved by the faculty
and that they had my best interests at heart. I still have a
”
tremendous affection for all the faculty of Key.
—Martha Cassidy ‘75
“
I was encouraged by the
trust my teachers put in me and
”
“
...in fifth grade, I decided that I wanted to write a book of poems
for my parents... and I showed my work to Ollie Moochler who gave
thankful for the help they provided
me comments and encouragement and treated me for the first time
when I would get discouraged.
in my life, not as a child, but as a writer capable of self-expression.
—Matthew Tenner ‘88
This boost of confidence in my abilities made me want to
write more and read more.
”
—Virginia Hutton ‘96
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Ay, sir, that soaks up the king’s counten
rewards, his authorities. But such
king best service in the end:
“ an ape, in the corner of
be last swallowed:
” gleaned, it i
shall be
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Inspiring Humanities
I envision Jayne Karsten encouraging me to ‘take it
down... break it apart’ with a firm shake of her fist in the air. Jayne
Karsten, our Senior English teacher, exercised our analytical skills
Key left me feeling that I could at very least make a good attempt at anything that
day-in and day-out with unparalleled enthusiasm and
caught my interest. In music and drama, science and philosophy, art and writing, history and
patience. She instilled in me an integrity that forces me to
dance, Key gave me room to explore. I was encouraged to see connections instead
tackle complex concepts and put forth an effort to understand
of barriers. This openness continues to run through my thinking, my writing, my teach-
others’ ideas.
ing, and my everyday conversations.
”
— Jennifer Council Jones ‘89
—Peter Harle ‘88
“
[Key] fostered a temperament of
thinking creatively and holistically which has been an invaluable
mindset to have.
”
—Virginia Hutton ‘96
nance, his
officers do the
: he keeps them, like
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his jaw; first mouthed, to
” have
when he needs what you
s but squeezing you, and, sponge, you e dry
T h e
Curriculum
I assumed I loathed English class and writing and Shakespeare in
particular—then I was fortunate enough to have Cindy [Voight].
One of the great things I remember about Key was being able to
address teachers by their first names.
—Sally Benson ‘78
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Strength of Community
“
I became a life-long learner [at Key]! I boast about Key
School constantly. I learned to try anything at least once.
”
—Nanda Fleming MacLeish ‘71
“
Key taught me how to think and how
to learn. It was an environment which
encouraged participation and
helped me greatly. The School’s philosophy
was fundamental to its uniqueness
”
and ability to transform children.
—Steve Malley ‘96
T h e
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This community was instrumental in building my
intellectual muscle and stretching my capabilities. This is
a community where overconfidence and arrogance were rare.
”
—Jennifer Council Jones ‘89
“
”
I learned that academic communities do, in fact, exist...and they are extremely
conducive to learning and supportive of the quest for knowledge.
—Sally Benson ‘78
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Outstanding Fine and
T h e
K e y
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Performing Arts Programs
“
I learned to be rigorous in my thinking. I got a solid
foundation in music (pitch and rhythm) and in movement that is
such a central part of who I turned out to be. I use that everyday!
”
—J. Benjamin Schenck ‘81
“
“
”
Madrigal singing at Key was a joy that I carry with me to this day.
—Larry Kahn ‘76
”
Key’s music and art programs emphasized the freedom of self-expression.
—Susie Murray Stricker ‘83
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Extraordinary Outdoor
I am still hanging on to the ideals instilled at Key—the fundamentals of living,
learning, interaction, and accountability…. Key taught me how to self-evaluate, a skill
reinforced year after year through the outdoor education program.
”
—Alexi Grosvenor ‘91
“
All of those canoe, backpacking,
and other trips allowed me to follow
my natural curiosity. These
have since given me the ability
”
to teach the way I do—through
experience and creativity.
—Heidi Usilton Anthony ‘87
T h e
Tennis
Golf
K e y
S c h o o l
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A n n u a l
Lacrosse
Education and Athletics
“
Baseball
As I continued my education at Key I would go on to play both soccer and lacrosse. We played soccer in the
fall and eventually spring would roll around and we would get to play lacrosse! The early days of March weren’t
Field Hockey
a lot of fun, but in late April and May there is not a better place to play a lacrosse game than on the beach field
in Hillsmere. I was fortunate to play on some pretty competitive teams during our high school years.
We had a bunch of guys who enjoyed playing lacrosse and were very good. Playing for Lee Curry during those
years was not only fun but very rewarding. It helped me grow not only as an athlete but more importantly
Soccer
as a person. Playing sports at Key School you learn a lot (it is not always easy explaining what an OBEZAG is, or
why it is your mascot). It not only taught me about being a team player, a leader and student/athlete, but it
taught me that athletics is just part of the overall experience that you get while at Key. It is this experience that
has given me many of the strongest friendships that I have today, too many to list…. These relationships,
”
Sailing
that started on a lacrosse field…, are the greatest gifts that a school can give. I am thankful for these gifts and
proud to have played sports at Key School..
Track and Field
—James Clevenger ‘86
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Advancement
Throughout its fifty-year history, The Key School has seen
dramatic change. Now the largest nonsectarian independent school in Anne Arundel County, Key enrolls 700 students and has a faculty and staff roster of 150. Key’s fifteen
acre campus now boasts fifteen buildings, with renovations
and new construction that meld a home-like environment
with contemporary technology. The School’s operating
budget of $13 million, coupled with an Annual Fund of
$450,000 and an Endowment of over $4 million, further
represent Key’s growth.
Over the past few years, a group of dedicated volunteers has
been quietly raising funds for Key’s Endowment. The show of
confidence in the School, exhibited by our community’s support of recent fundraising efforts, has been highly gratifying.
Many parents, faculty and staff members, alumni, grandparents, and friends have made Key their philanthropic priority.
In 2007-2008, $450,000 was raised from Key’s generous community for the School’s Annual Fund. In addition, $30,000
was raised for the Endowment from the Parents’ Associations’
cornerstone event, the Annapolis Book Festival, and close to
$30,000 from the Senior Parents’ and Grandparents’ Gift to
the School honoring the class of 2008.
We are very pleased to announce two new named funds for
the Endowment in honor of longstanding members of the
Key community, who recently retired. The Mary Jane Milner
Environmental Stewardship Fund, named in honor of Mrs.
Milner, Lower School Division head for 32 years, will support
and enhance the health and beauty of Key’s campus that offers such rich opportunities for outdoor learning. The Whitall
Clevenger 1st Grade Scholar Fund will offer financial aid to
a deserving student. Mrs. Clevenger retired after 29 years of
teaching at The Key School.
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Annual Fund Fast Facts
$450,000 was raised in unrestricted contributions to the Annual Fund during 2007-2008.
“
Key helped me to pursue lifetime
learning and thinking. It encouraged my
natural curiosity and gave me confidence to
try. It actually never occurred to me that I
wasn’t good enough—if I kept trying, I would
always succeed—and learn things in
the process.
”
—Margaret Bond Simon ‘75
Inspired by this generosity, we are proud to announce the launch of Inspired, The Campaign
for Key in our 50th Anniversary year. The goal
of this $3.25 million dollar campaign is to raise
funds for the Endowment, the Barn Renovation, and the planning of a Fine and Performing Arts Center.
At this 50th Anniversary milestone, we pause
to reaffirm our Mission and celebrate our roots
and the vision of our Founders. With enthusiasm and gratitude, we look forward to all the
future has to hold.
286 is the number of current Key School
parents who made a gift to the Annual
Fund in 2007-2008 representing 58% of all
current parents.
$4,399,633 —the new value of The Key
School Endowment which includes $28,914
in contributions from the Class of 2008
Senior Parents’ and Grandparents’ Gift.
56% is the percentage of participation in the
Annual Fund from Key faculty and staff.
86% of families in the class of 2022, 79% of
families in the class of 2008, and 75% of families in the class of 2016 made philanthropic
gifts to The Key School in 2007-2008—the
highest levels of participation last year.
17 is the number of families who have joined
The Legacy Society by providing for Key
School in their estate plans.
$4,797 is the average gift of the current
Board of Trustees, increased from $3,553 in
the previous year.
88 is the number of donors who made a firsttime gift to the Annual Fund.
126 is the number of families, companies,
and organizations that supported the
Annual Fund at the Leadership level of
$1,000 and above.
70 cents is the amount from every dollar
raised that supports teacher salaries and
benefits.
$938 was the average 2007-2008 Annual
Fund parent gift.
319 is the number of donors who increased
their gift to the school over their previous
gifts.
38 is the number of donors whose lifetime
cumulative support of Key in gifts and
pledges has surpassed $100,000; 22 is the
number of donors whose lifetime cumulative
support in gifts and pledges has surpassed
$50,000.
$628 per student was received through
unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund in
2007-2008 which supported the day-to-day
needs of the School’s program of instruction.
“
Key taught me to learn more
about what genuinely interests me
”
and to teach others what I am passionate about.
—Meghan Foley ‘98
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Finance and Operations
The Barn Project consumed much of the attention of the
Finance Committee this year. The two main topics under
review included:
The Barn Project budget: The Board of Trustees approved a
budget of $5,380, 000 for this Project.
The Barn Project Financing plan: A sub-committee consisting of Jim Praley, Jack Fusco, Peter Biché, Niels Holch and
Mike Damas along with Ken Piel and Marcella Yedid held a
series of meetings to determine the specific debt vehicle.
The sub-committee decided to seek a Variable Rate Swap,
and the proposal submitted by M & T Bank was accepted.
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•
The $9.3 million bond package will be finalized in the fall. The
proceeds of the Bonds will be used as follows:
Approximately $4.1 million will be used to refinance the
existing bond debt covering previous campus improvements
(Library/Science Building and the Manse renovation) and the
remainder will fund the Barn Renovation Project.
Careful oversight by the Finance Committee enabled Key
School to achieve a balanced budget. The Audit Review
Committee, chaired by Marie Brockhurst, provided thoughtful
analysis of new audit guidelines.
Annual Fund Highlights
AmountNo. ofParticipation Donors
Current Parents
$308,549
329
58%
Alumni
$17,497
87
7%
Faculty and Staff
$55,407
83
56%
Grandparents
$47,140
108
23%
$115,597
122
15%
$30,209
39
42%
Parents of Alumni (PALS)
Past Board
Included above:
Trustees
Matching Gifts
$150,673
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$1,325
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Gifts may be represented in more than one category if the donor is affiliated with more than one constituent group.
The Buildings and Grounds Committee, co-chaired by Steve
Rabbitt and Wes Jones, oversaw a PPRRSM (Provision for
Repair, Replacement and Special Maintenance) budget in
excess of $400,000 during the 2007-08 school year. Completed PPRRSM projects included, but were not limited to, the
replacement of the Smith House well pump, interior/exterior
updating of the two Dove Lane rental houses, the installation
of a new climbing toy adjacent to the Manse, updating fire
alarm panels, installing security hardware on building exterior
doors, replacement of a Pre-School sidewalk and re-configuration of the Upper School office.
A sub-committee of the Buildings and Grounds Committee, the Grounds Planning Committee, chaired by Wes Jones
brought the Key School Landscape Master Plan to completion.
Approved projects were prioritized and costs were estimated
in order to begin the budget planning phase.
Steve and Wes also coordinated the student/faculty/staff Barn
Planning Committee. Input from these groups was gathered,
discussed and shared with the Buildings and Grounds Committee and the Barn architect, Leo Wilson.
Steve Rabbitt guided the search to select the Barn architect
and construction company. Requests for proposals were
sent to several architecture firms and contractors. The
Buildings and Grounds Committee analyzed the proposals
and garnered Board approval for selection of Leo Wilson of
Hammond-Wilson as architect and Gardiner & Gardiner as
contractor.
T h e
2007 - 2008 Budget
Income
Tuition/fees ..................................................................... $13,689,910
Summer programs . ............................................................ $246,755
Other gifts (Annapolis Book Festival) . ........................... $30,000
Annual Giving (restricted and unrestricted) . ............ $541,666
Other income . ...................................................................... $300,950
Total . ............................................................................... $14,809,281
Expense
Salaries ................................................................................. $7,189,835
Benefits ............................................................................... $2,578,047
Administrative ...................................................................... $343,035
Summer programs . ............................................................ $152,056
Institutional ........................................................................... $446,000
Financial aid ...................................................................... $1,177,127
Instructional ...................................................................... $1,128,462
Plant/leases/PPRRSM ..................................................... $1,080,300
(Provision for Plant Replacement,
Repair and Special Maintenance)
Debt service .......................................................................... $321,000
Endowment contribution ................................................ $150,000
Plant Reserve ........................................................................ $168,419
Other expenses . .................................................................... $75,000
Total . ............................................................................... $14,809,281
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Philanthropic Giving*
July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008
Annual Fund (unrestricted) ......................................... $450,029
Restricted Annual Giving
Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust.................... $41,545
Chesapeake Bay Trust ......................................................... $2,202
Cultural Arts Foundation ....................................................... $300
Parents’ Association Speaker Fund ................................ $2,000
Parents’ Association Tutoring Fund . .............................. $2,000
Scholar Funds ...................................................................... $40,102
Edward E. Ford Foundation . ........................................... $50,000
Total Annual Giving ......................................................... $600,687
Additional Gifts .................................................................... $56,800
Arbor Fund . ............................................................................. $1,600
Athletics Program . ............................................................. $22,000
Barnes & Noble Night .......................................................... $3,616
CHUMS (Triangular Global School Partnership) . ....... $3,645
Class of 2008 .......................................................................... $3,939
Girls Basketball ...................................................................... $2,000
Service Learning Travel Fund ......................................... $20,000
Inspired, The Campaign for Key
Pledges
April 1, 2008 - June 30, 2008
Barn Project ................................................................ $3,500
Fine and Performing Arts Planning Fund ...... $21,000
Endowment . ............................................................ $70,680
Endowment Gifts
General . .............................................................................. $416,252
Annapolis Book Festival ................................................... $30,000
Parents & Grandparents of the Class of 2008 .......... $28,914
Tribute Fund ............................................................................... $250
Named Funds . .................................................................... $50,185
Caitlin Dunleavy Bloom ’96 Memorial Fund for
Financial Aid
David Nathaniel Wilkerson Memorial Athlete/Scholar
Financial Aid Fund
Donna Marie Delattre ’87 Memorial Financial Aid Fund
Fund for Faculty Professional Development
Jayne Karsten Endowment for the Humanities
Whitall Clevenger 1st Grade Scholar Fund
Jonathan Byrd ‘85 Fund for Libraries
Lee Curry Outdoor Education Fund
Nancy Berkinshaw & Howard Krieger Cohen
Endowment for the Performing Arts
McCrary Family Fund for Mathematics
Manse and Barn Building Fund
Mary Jane Milner Environmental Stewardship Fund
William Michael Gudger Memorial Financial Aid Fund
Total Endowment Giving . ............................................. $525,601
Total Philanthropic Giving ....................................... $1,183,088
* Unaudited
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Annapolis Book Festival
“
Key prepared me extremely well. Bryn Mawr College is a very
”
competitive, dedicated, academic environment, and though I had to work
hard, I never felt out of my depth.
“
...being at a small enough school where I had the opportunity to
”
play sports each season, act in plays, sing in chorus, and participate in myriad
other school-sponsored activities.
—Jen Hickes Lundquist ’91
—Jessica (Voigt) Booth ‘88
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Thank you to the Annapolis Book Festival Volunteers!
Annapolis Book
Festival Chair
Gabrielle Redford
Authors of the Event
Missy Attridge
Marie Brockhurst
Joe Brown
Kelly Buckley ‘10
Rosalind Calvin
Donna Cole
Kristin Fusco
Heather Macintosh
Sonia McLain
John Newman
Susan Shapiro
Deborah Stark
Laura Strachan
Turkessa Thompson Cast of Characters
Greg Africa
Laura Africa
Chuck Anthony
Iris Anthony
Theo Anthony ’08
Anita Bhatia
Jennifer Blanchard
Jerry Brockhurst
Connie Brown
Shannon Brownlee
Paul Bushmann
Rosalind Calvin
Cameron Caswell
Ann Caverly ’09
Julie Caverly
Lyn Grady Cook ’76
Dana Cooksey
Rick Cooksey
Michael Crnkovic
Holly Cutler
Martha Doherty
Martha Donovan
Michele Donovan
Bruce Duncan
Rosie Duncan ’09
Will Duncan ’13
Katie Edwards
Craven Engels
Elspeth Feldman
Elizabeth Filter
Patricia Fisher
Charlie Flanagan
L.J. Foley
Liz Folsom
April Forrer
Trish Gallant
Madonna Gambrell
Samuel Giddings ’13
Joan Gillece
Marie Goodman
Jennifer Green
Paul Green
Marc Greenspan
Andrew Griffin ’12
Karl Gumtow
Vicki Gumtow
Katherine Haas
Alice Harding
Barbara Holch
Niels Holch
Maryann Iagulli
Joe Iagulli
Harry Ivrey ’71
Lauren Jack
Marilyn Jarriel
Matthew Jarriel ’15
Ellene Jones
Jayne Karsten
Donna Jackson
Nakazawa ’77
Max Kalifut ’10
Molly Kalifut
Robin Kane
Sheila Kirksey
Rise Lancoon
Brandon Lane
Bethe Levy
JoAnna Loughlin
Carol Mahoney
Becky Mangum
Cheryl Martin
Bob McCarthy
Regina Verow McLaughlin
Leith McMenamin ’09
Lynne Metcalfe
Danielle Mosley ’85
Sharon Mumma
Kim Murphy
Leza Naydich ’08
Nick Olson
Linda Opiekun
Beth Phillips
Roni Sue Price
Steve Rabbitt
Willy Ramirez
Dave Redford
Stephanie Reisinger
Cindy Donner Reiner ’72
Harrison Rose ’09
Susan Rosendahl
Donna Saunders
Lee VonPein Schreitz ’71
Martha Shapiro
Eva Sherman
Michele Smadja-Gordon
Staress Smith
Marj Sparer
Fish Stark ‘13
Pete Stark
“
Lesley Stewart
Freddie Struse
Paul Stoneham
Khan Sweetman ’13
Craig Symonds
Catharine Walman ’10
Monique Willard
Pam Williams
Michael Williams
Stuart Wilson
Ginger Woolridge
Pilar Wyman
Many thanks to:
The Advancement Office
Debbie Richardson
Deb Crnkovic
Sally Palmquist
Mary Spencer
Joann Vaughan
Crystal Watkins ’99
The Facilities Staff
John Dege
Wade Thomas
Aaron Jolie
Geof Morgan
Sherrod Wilkerson
The Admission and
Communication Office
Jessie Dunleavy
Irfan Latimer
Martha Donovan
Mary MacLeod
Cheryl Martin
I increasingly appreciate how excellent
the quality of education is at Key.
”
—Jessica Haile ‘87
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Annapolis Book Festival Sponsorships
Title Sponsor
The Verizon Foundation
Verse Sponsor
The Glaucoma Center
Nobel Sponsor
AARP
CBay Systems
Chaney Enterprises
Chesapeake Family Magazine
Institute for Social Policy and
Understanding
Jerome J. Parks Companies
The Washington Post
Pulitzer Sponsor
The Attridge Family
Georgie Berkinshaw
The Brock Family
Charlie Buckley, Mr. Waterfront,
Long & Foster
Chester Plaza
The Harding Family
Niels C. Holch, LLC
Morgan Stanley/ Andrew Kadala
Realistic Builders
The Vaughan Family
Pam and Mike Williams
The Zia Family
Newbery Sponsor
Annapolis Bank & Trust Co.
Annapolis Pediatrics
Anston House Press
Charles E. Anthony Architects
The Ellerson Group Inc.
Aziz El Said
Laura LaRosa Photography
Orthopaedic Sports Medicine
Jim, Chris and Alex ’15 Peterson
The Pete Stark Foundation
USALCO—The Askew Family
Caldecott Sponsor
275 West Garrett LLC
Abtech Systems– Adam and
Donna Cole
The Altschuler Family
Jo and Jerry Barton
Peter Biché and Ginger
Woolridge
The Brockhurst Family
Pat and Howard Champion
Martha, Alison ’06 and
Sarah ’07 Doherty
Disco Fever Auction Party
Committee Co-Chairs
April Forrer
Turkessa Thompson
Committee Members
Laura Africa
Dawn Berlin
Connie Brown
Pier Butler
Rosalind Calvin
Channell Clemons
Donna Cole
Kim Collins
Elspeth Feldman
Trish Gallant
Gavin Giddings
Kathleen Haldeman
Robin Kane
Connie Kratovil-Lavelle
Sonia McLain
Roni Sue Price
Cindy Reiner ‘72
Stephanie Reisinger
Laura Strachan
Jade Valdivieso
Antonia Williams
Tracy Wright
Foley, Maldonado & O’Toole
Friends of Katherine Quinn
Steve and Leslie Gruskin
Carol Hall
The Jodak Family
Warren and Gay Kahle
Neal and Denise Koller
William and Shari MacQuilliam
Mahoney & Mahoney,
Attorneys at Law
Lori and Jerry Mathis
Ellen Moyer
Bruce and Susan Rosendahl
Marj, Jerry and Olivia ’03 Sparer
Frederick T. Sutter MD, LLC/
Center for Wellness Medicine
Scott and Susan Dierdorff
Taylor ’76
Workable Web Solutions – Harry
’71 and Kathy Ivrey
Wyman Indexing
Friends of the Festival
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Fisher
Dennis and Cheryl King
Dr. and Mrs. James Luke
Linda Pittelli
Stephanie Reisinger
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Corporate Donors
Disco Fever Auction Party
1st Class Gymnastics
Ahni & Company
Alexander’s of Annapolis
Allstate Financial Services
Annapolis Athletic Club
Annapolis Bowl
Annapolis Chorale
Annapolis Ice Cream Company
Annapolis Lighting Company
Annapolis Sailing School
Annapolis Symphony Orchestra
Art Things, Inc.
Atlantic Golf
Audrey’s Decorative Touch
Ballet Theatre of Annapolis
Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Museum
Baltimore Ravens
Brad Barto
Gerald and Jo Barton
Bay Ridge Wine & Spirits
Be Beep A Toy Store
Anita Bhatia and John Newman
Blanca Flor, Ltd.
Boatyard Bar & Grill
Body Connection Wellness
Day Spa
Bowie Baysox
David and Koren Brewer
Bruce and Sheila Bucklinger
Buddy’s Crabs and Ribs
Carroll’s Creek
Center for Eye & Laser Surgery
Center for Wellness Medicine
Che Bellezza
Chesapeake Children’s Museum
Chesapeake Driving School
and Academy
Chevy’s Fresh Mex Restaurant
City of Bowie Ice Arena
Class of 2008
Class of 2009
Class of 2010
Class of 2011
Class of 2012
Class of 2013
Class of 2014
Class of 2015
Class of 2016
Class of 2017
Class of 2018
Class of 2019
Class of 2020
Class of 2021
Class of 2022
Adam and Donna Cole
Chris Cole
College Park Aviation Museum
Cowdrey, Thompson & Karsten
Curves of Annapolis - Bay Ridge
Cygnus Wine Cellars
Dance In Time Productions
Dave & Buster’s
Ed and Lynne Davis
Davis Pub
Earth Treks Climbing Center
Arthur and Patricia Edwards
Elk Run Vineyards
Extreme Bounce
FONZ - National Zoological Park
David and April Forrer
Freckle Photography
Liz and Michael Glass
Grump’s Cafe
Heather Crowder Photography
Ashley Hesgard
Hobo International
Sally and Jack Iliff
J World Annapolis
Jaguar Land Rover Annapolis
Jasper’s
Warren and Gay Kahle
Kurt Karsten and
Deborah Corley
Ken’s Creative Kitchen
Lake Presidential Golf Club
Laura LaRosa Photography
Lebanese Taverna
Liljenquist & Beckstead Jewelers
Linganore Winecellars
Main Ingredient
Maritime Autowash
Marrakesh
David Martin and Lynne Metcalf
David and Sonia McLain
Mexican Café
Mills Fine Wine & Spirits
Amelia Mitchell
Mitchell Gallery St. John’s College
Muddy Paw Wash and Coffee Bar
Judy Nelson
Nicole Bristow Designs
Niland & Co. Jewelers
Noelle Richmond
Palate Pleasers
Pepco
Plat du Jour
David and Lori Podrog
Premier Health and Fitness Club
Quayle & Company
Design/Build, Inc.
Robert Andrew Medical Spa
Rolly Pollies
SARA-Tech Computer Networks
Severn Valley Tennis and
Fitness Club
Severna Park Golf Center
Sheraton Annapolis Hotel
Ski Liberty
Ski Roundtop
Francis and Danette Sievers
Robert and Gyneth Spingarn
Sport Fit Bowie
James Sullivan and
Ahni Sallaway
Dr. Frederick Sutter
David and Turkessa Thompson
Touched by Fire
Universal Gymnastics Inc.
Varuna Salonspa
Joann and Bill Vaughan
Pete and Jodie Viti
Warren Kahle Photography
Washington Sports &
Entertainment
Watermark Cruises
Whimzikids
Whitetail Mountain Resort
Wine Cellars of Annapolis
Yacht Electronics Systems LLC
Zachary’s Exquisite Jewelry
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Parents’ Association
“
I can’t think of a single story that could express how important Key School was to
me. I think The Key School experience was a feeling that everyone, no matter who,
was an accepted and integral part of the School. Key School let us, even encouraged us, to be individuals. That’s what I remember and cherish the most.
”
—Barbara Foster Stark ‘79
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Parents’ Association 2007 - 2008
President
Pam Williams
Nominating &
Volunteer
Parent Community
Coordinators
Division Representatives
Ginny Nayden
Ellene Jones
Nichole Turner
Upper School
Programs & Speakers
Middle School
Terri Roberts
Allison-Webster Giddings
Laura Strachan
President Elect
Rosalind Calvin
Elspeth Feldman
Vice President
Danine Falcon
Events
Communications/PR
Kristina Deutsch
School Events
Connie Brown
Fundraising
Trish Gallant
April Forrer
Treasurer
Roni-Sue Price
Robin Kane
Secretary
H Back to School Coffee
H Outdoor Ed Gear Swap
H Head of School Picnic
H 5K/10K Run and Family Fun Run
H Winter Forum -- Multicultural Committee film
screening of God Grew Tired of Us
H All School Halloween Pizza Lunch
H Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
Ice Skating Event
H Spring Forum -- guest speaker
Dr. Gerard A. Gioia, PhD
H Faculty and Staff Appreciation Luncheon
H Disco Fever Auction Party
H Annapolis Book Festival
H Used Textbook Sale
Iris Krasnow
Community Outreach
Stephanie Reisinger
Multicultural
Annapolis Book
Festival
Gabrielle Redford
Clementine Fujimura
Lower School
Lauran Jack
Dana Cooksey
Pre-School
Vicki Gumtow
Rise Lancoon
Auction
April Forrer
Turkessa Thompson
Board of Trustees
Liaison
Lori Mathis
Advancement Liaison
Deb Crnkovic
Event Chairs, Volunteers and Grade Parents
Cameron Bach
Mary Lynn Bobbitt
Koren Brewer
Jerry and Marie Brockhurst
Reid Buckley
Jerri Burkhardt
Cathy Coney
Bruce and Shelly Duncan
Marguerite Duffy
Nick Harbachewski
Lisa Herbst
Selma Edwards
Craven Engels
Rob Ferris
Corinna Flynn
Sonia Foster
Kristin Fusco
Nina Gallant
Trish Gallant
Craig Gegorek
Liz Glass
Joe & Patty Goodchild
Marc Greenspan
Julie Heath
Barbara Holch
Martha Janney
Vernette Johnston
Robin Kane
Kristin Kast
Cheryl King
Susan Leshner
Suzanne McReady
Carol Mahoney
Becky Mangum
Marie & Ben McCarthy
Carla Mulhern
Tom Nelson
Mimi Novello
Linda Opiekun
Charles Phelps
Beth Phillips
Linda Pitelli
Lori Podrog
Mary Anne Rathmann
Donna Saunders
Divina Scherer
Dan Schmoyer
Ron Schneider
Holly Smith
Jerry and Marj Sparer
Kevin Spurlin
Annie Thornton
Mike Williams
Alanna Wright
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Advancement Volunteers
ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE
The Key School
Advancement Committee
overseas the School’s
fundraising efforts, setting
priorities for current and
future fundraising activities
and helping to further
educate the entire Key
School community about the
needs of the School.
MAJOR GIFTS COMMITTEE
The Major Gifts Committee’s
priority is to significantly
increase the Endowment
with a goal of reaching
$5 million by 2008-2009,
Key’s 50th Anniversary, and to
provide funding for campus
construction projects. The
current Endowment stands
at $4,399,633.
Christine Peterson, Chair
Georgie Berkinshaw
Peter Biché
Rosalind Calvin
Mike Damas
Sherine El-Warraki
Leslie Gruskin
Alyson Hall
Niels Holch
Lori Mathis
Ginny Nayden
Pam Williams
Missy Attridge
Georgie Berkinshaw
Leslie Gruskin
Niels Holch
Chris Peterson
Jerry Sparer
Annual Fund Volunteers
This year’s Annual Fund success would not have been possible without an exceptional group of volunteers whose
commitment was seen and felt by parents, grandparents, teachers, staff members, alumni, and friends alike. Through oneon-one conversations, hundreds of phone calls during phonathons, and stacks of hand-written notes, these volunteers
helped to “tell the story” of the importance of the Annual Fund and the need for support from all corners of The Key School
community. Many thanks to all of the following enthusiastic and loyal volunteers:
ANNUAL FUND PARENT
CHAIRS
Leslie Gruskin
Ginny Nayden
Chris Peterson
PARENT AND ALUMNI
VOLUNTEERS
Missy Attridge
Georgie Berkinshaw
Peter Biché
Marie Brockhurst
Kelly Canton
Lyn Grady Cook ‘76
Dana Cooksey
Hollie Cutler
Bruce Duncan
Katie Edwards
Sherine El-Warraki
Chris Ellis
L.J. Foley
Lynette Fuhrmann
Alyson Hall
Carol Hall
Julie Heath
Harry Ivrey ’71
Ellene Jones
Robin Kane
Joyce Keilen
Marie McCarthy
Milissa Murray
Zenji Nakazawa
Ginny Nayden
Chris Peterson
Jerry Sparer
Margo Speciale
Nicole Turner
Pam Williams
FORMER TRUSTEES
PARENTS OF ALUMNI
Elizabeth Buckman, Chair
Katie Edwards
Sherine El-Warraki
Iris Krasnow
Susan Leshner
Ginger Woolridge
Georgie Berkinshaw
Paul Conroy
L.J. Foley
Joan Gillece
Jerry Sparer
GRANDPARENTS
Carol Hall
Len and Sandra
Moodispaw
Georgie Berkinshaw
L.J. Foley
Jerry Sparer
SENIOR PARENTS’ AND
GRANDPARENTS’ GIFT
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Parent Donors by Class
CLASS OF 2008
79% Participation
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
John and Sandra Bildahl
Ronnie Blackstone
Elizabeth Buckman
Anil and Bably Chopra
David Corddry and Donna
Downing-Corddry
Karen Cunnyngham
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Aziz El Said
Caroline and Brad Ewing
Nancy and Larry Fitch
Roger and Tonya Flynn
Gregory Gallant
Nina Gallant
Andrew Gordon and
Carter Hall and
Patricia Quintero-Hall
Susan and Tom Harrington
Bethe and Rich Levy
Cathryn Phelps
Becky and Ken Schou
John and Lisa Sligh
Mary and Dale Spencer
Susan ‘76 and Scott Taylor
Joe Wechsler and
Diane DePanfilis
Ted and Ona Joyce
Jeffrey McKeeby and Wendy Lee
Magdalena Moreno
Mary Anne and Rick Rathmann
Adam and Helen
Montag Schulman
Sarah Taylor
Wallace and Shelia Williams
Mark Wolfe and
Stephanie Billon-Wolfe
CLASS OF 2012
CLASS OF 2009
65% Participation
Anonymous
Jim Beckstrom
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
Ronnie Blackstone
David Blaha and Diane Brown
Michael Duffy and Margaret
McCartney-Duffy
Mark and Kimberly Duncan
Charlie and Jane Flanagan
David Foy
Jack and Kristin Fusco
Audrey Giarratano
Ted and Ona Joyce
Lee and Nancy Kriebel
John LaPides ‘77
Denise LaPides
David and Karen Mansbridge
Lisa Paddock
John and Janet Rodenhouse
Adam and Helen
Montag Schulman
Nancy Smit
Stuart Smith
Sally Trapp
Karin Walsh and Carey Beall
CLASS OF 2010
60% Participation
Doug and Leanne Barton
Lew and Mary Lynn Bobbitt
Wendy and Bill Braithwaite
Todd and Joan Casey
Craig and Mary Lindsay
Becky Mangum
Ann Massey and
Todd Greenwald
Carmen Procida
Adam and Tracy Roth
Gary Stiewing and Alice Wells
Carr and Maggie Stogner
Bill Sutton
David Sweetman and Mai Ho
Steve Symanski
Michael and Pamela Williams
Stuart and Robert Wilson
Edwin and Kathy Wimbish
CLASS OF 2011
37% Participation
Anonymous (2)
Lisa DeJesus
David Durfee and Debora Clovis
Andrew and Danine Falcon
Chuck and Sandy Goodman
Don and Sherry Greulich
62% Participation
Russ and Adrienne Bales
Dan and Heidi Bay
Larry and Cathy Belkov
Lou and Laurie Berman
Gerard Boismain and Sun Do
Tom and Nina DeKornfeld
Aziz El Said
David Elberti
Doug Fox and Milissa Murray
Nina and Tim Glime
Jody Greber
Susan and Bruce Hays
Tonya Jackson
Lawrence and Kristin Kast
Jody and David Mugford
Hank and Ginny Nayden
Melcom Pearmon and
Lisa Brown-Pearmon
Wayne and Luanne Phillips
Jagannath and Geetha Poojary
Michelle Smith ‘84
Glenn and Laura Strachan
James Sullivan and
Ahni Sallaway
Aaron and Melinda Weinstein
Page Winter and Paul Smith
CLASS OF 2013
66% Participation
Anonymous
Donald and Pamela Brown
Peter and Libby Cassat
Paige and John Cumberpatch
Karolyn Garfinkel
Mike Garfinkel
Gavin Giddings and
Allison Webster-Giddings
Matthew and Jennifer Gurka
Frank and Bliss Kaye
Simon Kipersztok and
Micki Kantrowitz
Rene and Alison LaVigne
Gilbert Lewis and
Karen Watkins-Lewis
Peter McKenney and
Jessica Gibson
Richard Melzer and Carol Belkov
Kristin Pauly
Charles Phelps and
Linda Opiekun
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A n n u a l
Heide Healy Ruegg ‘85 and
Ted Ruegg
Eric and Ann Swanson
Sarah Taylor
Walter and Monica Van Eyken
Jeff and Rose Viohl
Steve Symanski
Sarah Taylor
John ’77 and Juliette Tower
Joe Tusa and Bethani DaGrossa
Lou and Susan Wan
Stephen Webber
Jan Webber
Andrew Wigglesworth
CLASS OF 2014
CLASS OF 2015
66% Participation
Anonymous
Jeff and Cameron Bach
Timothy and Terri Bailer
Peter Bonner and Elba Pacheco
Sally Bridgman Cheston ‘78 and
Robert Cheston
Mike and Cathy Coney
Mike Cook
Greg Garcia and
Shannon Brownlee
Carl Harbachewski and
Marguerite Duffy
David and Tove Irving
Monica and John Jordan
Alice and Marshall Larner
Larry Lupinek and Susan Trubee
Mary and Alan MacLeod
Becky Mangum
David and Lauren Michalski
Michael and Lisa Owens
John and Hope Phillips
Sylvester Smith
62% Participation
Greg and Laura Africa
Vicki and Paul Bushmann
Doug Fox and Milissa Murray
Rick and Molly Gamble
Michael and Liz Glass
Nina and Tim Glime
Marc Greenspan
Clarke Havener and
Sarah Mudge
Julie Heath
Peter Holland
Horace and Ellene Jones
Jennifer McGee
Jimmy and Suzanne McReady
Jody and David Mugford
Debbie Richardson
Ted Ruegg
Rick Sarmiento
Shelley Sarmiento
Joydeep and Deborah Som
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Alex and Margo Speciale *
Alyson Hall *
Stephen and Joy Wood
Stas Wronka and Sally Simpson
CLASS OF 2016
75% Participation
Anonymous
Duane and Laura Anderson
Peter Branscombe and
Sarah Judd
Joseph and Connie Brown
John and Jerri Burkhardt
Paul and Rosalind Calvin
Mike Cook
Steve Dellers
Henry and Elizabeth Filter
John Flynn and
Corinna Brandt-Flynn
Lawrence Ginn and
Nicole Turner
Jerry and Lynn Hampton
Peter McKenney and
Jessica Gibson
Beth Phillips
Tony and Amy Olmert
David and Kata Petty
Julia Simmons
Neil ’93 and Holly Smith
David Sunshine
Sarah Taylor
Jan Webber
Stephen Webber
Edward and Alanna Wright
Lori Young
CLASS OF 2017
60% Participation
Mary Michels Allen
Michael Allen
Daniel and Coco Chaudoin
Robert Cheston
Tom and Sharyn Collinson
J.D. and Craven Engels
Lee and Marie Goodman
Peter Holland
Matt and Catherine Hudson
Bill Lang and Martha Shapiro
David and JoAnna Loughlin
Carol and Kevin Mahoney
Kirt Medine and Roni-Sue Price
Donna Jackson Nakazawa ‘77
and Zenji Nakazawa
Cynthia Donner Reiner ‘72 and
Gary Reiner
Ted Ruegg
Rick Sarmiento
Shelley Sarmiento
Alyson Hall *
CLASS OF 2018
68% Participation
Robert Abbott
Brenda Auger
John and Peggy Brock
Kevin and Laura Cline
Patrick and Michele Donovan
Heather East
John Flynn and
Susan and Bill Fritz
Kevin and Lynette Fuhrmann
Mark and Wendy Hall
Andy and Lauran Jack
Amelia Mitchell and
Laura Inman-Mitchell
Alan and Andrea Neville
Dean Papadopoulos
Hutch and Valerie Robbins
Mark and Jennifer Shrader
Neil ’93 and Holly Smith
David and Christie Valcich
Catherine Wright
CLASS OF 2019
64% participation
Anonymous
Angela Baccala
Rick and Dana Cooksey
Rupert and Kristina Deutsch
Luat and Thanh Duckett
Robin and Patricia Fisher
Gavin Giddings and
Nina and Tim Glime
Michael and Kathleen Haldeman
Thomas and Aimee Hodgkins
Chris and Laura LaRosa
Brian Leney and Annie Thornton
Jay and Lynda Megan
Beth Phillips
Jon and Jessica Opert
Bappa and Gwen Pal
Peter and Sarah Piera
Steve and Audrey Sharkey
Brian and Kerrie Sullivan
Frank and Jade Valdivieso
CLASS OF 2020
54% Participation
Anonymous
Greg Barranco and Allison Porter
Robert Cheston
Adam and Donna Cole
Roosevelt and Jaime Davis
T h e
R.B. ‘84 and Selma Edwards
Paul and Jennifer Green
Jim and Diane Inglesby
Eric Lipsetts and Hollie Cutler
KP McLaughlin and
Regina Verow
Beth Phillips
Tom Nelson and Rise Lancoon
Dave and Gabi Redford
Skip and Emily Squires
CLASS OF 2021
47% Participation
Angela Baccala
Sarah Judd
Jeremy ‘89 and Nancy Edwards
K e y
S c h o o l
Stephanie Havard and
Lee Ann Havard
Joe and Martha Janney
Bob and Marie McCarthy
Benjamin and Stacey Mednick
Andrew and Kelly Parks
Joseph Ruzecki and Amy Snyder
Joe and Jill Simon
Michael and Lesley Stewart
John Tormey and Barbara Stortz
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
CLASS OF 2022
86% Participation
Anonymous
Lawrence and Stephanie Jacobs
Matthew and Kimberly McCabe
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Jay and Lynda Megan
Jeff Rolf and Ann Mercier
Paul Volkman and
Laura Neuman
Alumni Donors
CLASS OF ‘71
CLASS OF ‘76
CLASS OF ‘82
CLASS OF ‘88
CLASS OF ‘97
CLASS OF ‘02
CLASS OF ‘12
Harry Ivrey
Lee VonPein Schreitz
Alexis Abernethy
Lyn Grady Cook
Tom Golding
Susan Haas
Mark Hall
Virginia Jeffries Pillsbury
Susan Dierdorff Taylor
Fred Dulles
Jib Edwards
Ricky Connell
Adrienne Garton Cruz
Laurel Maury
Brooke Madden McCloskey
Courtney Herlihy Wucetich
Derby Anderson
Beth Bafford
Omar El Said
CLASS OF ‘98
CLASS OF ‘03
CLASS OF ‘89
CLASS OF ‘77
R.B. Edwards
Michelle Smith
Jacy Bird
Anne Fleming
Meghan Foley
Katie Lowry
Keely Dunleavy
Reithlingshoefer
Bree Schreitz
Brooke Weizmann
Jimmy Attridge
Alex Dombi
Jessica Jones
Jimmy Praley
Olivia Sparer
Robbie Vaughan
Haley Weizmann
CLASS OF ‘99
Emily Maistrellis
Mikey Marx
CLASS OF ‘72
Joe Butler
Alexandra Fotos
Lisa May
Cynthia Donner Reiner
Faith Thomas
CLASS OF ‘73
Charles Borden
Betsy Bolander Jenkins
Ann LaPides Misenheimer
CLASS OF ‘74
Thomas Abernethy
Peter Bowe
Erin Dunleavy Morgan
CLASS OF ‘75
Martha Cassidy
Frank Chaney
Lee Gable
Tom Jacobs
Kathleen Kim
Elizabeth Tower Powell
Jay Shapiro
Anne Young Zolkower
Vickie Conway Hardy
John LaPides
Donna Jackson Nakazawa
John Tower
CLASS OF ‘78
Sally Bridgman Cheston
CLASS OF ‘83
Sarah Schenck Baessler
Vincent Iatesta
CLASS OF ‘84
CLASS OF ‘85
Mary Iliff Ewenson
Aby Milner
Heide Healy Cory Ruegg
Jill Zachary
CLASS OF ‘79
CLASS OF ‘86
Carol Mason Bockman
Eileen Kim
Larry Worthington
Martha Conway-Cole
Eloise Kehler Mahoney
Karen Russell
CLASS OF ‘80
CLASS OF ‘87
Allen Wastler
Ron Council
John Lerch
Heather McHold
Alyssa Cohen Zelman
CLASS OF ‘81
Mark Asbury
Ed Beach
Carle Conway
Sarah Conway
Jeremy Edwards
Jeremy Parks
Ganna Weissinger
CLASS OF ‘90
Morgan Cohen
CLASS OF ‘91
Lexi Grosvenor Eller
CLASS OF ‘92
Aileen Carter Bryan
Chas Iliff
Annie DeTolla
Shaughnessy
Laura Adams
Charlie Berkinshaw
Chris Homewood
Ben Tengwall
Crystal Watkins
CLASS OF ‘00
CLASS OF ‘93
Sonia Grover
CLASS OF ‘95
Ruthann Linton
CLASS OF ‘96
Marion Blackwell Greene
Brian Heller
Nadav Kurtz
Judd Legum
Steve Correll
Jason Feldman
Chris Parker
CLASS OF ‘01
Megan Hardy Anderson
Jeannie Berkinshaw
Megan Dombi
Elissa Favero
Elizabeth Vaughan
CLASS OF ‘17
Leah Goodman
CLASS OF ‘18
Jason Fuhrmann
William Goodman
Adam Goodman
CLASS OF ‘19
Rylee Podrog
CLASS OF ‘04
CLASS OF ‘22
Sophie Podrog
CLASS OF ‘05
Katharine Chaney
Christopher Conroy
Molly Finch
Augie Praley
Christie Richardson
CLASS OF ‘06
Alison Doherty
Caroline Vaughan
Luke Williams
CLASS OF ‘07
Kathlyn Conroy
Sarah Doherty
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Graduates
Become
Alumni
“
Compared to Key, classes at Stanford were a breeze. Seriously. And college will be for you, too.
There’s no way it can’t be. I still think back on the kind of studying and writing I did at Key and know
it was the most intellectually rigorous time of my life. There are no Charlie Flanagans, Jayne
“
The stories that were told that night [gradu-
ation ceremony] about each individual made me
Karstens, Rick Laytons, or Paul Stonehams in college. There are wonderful professors, don’t get me
realize and respect so much about everyone. A
wrong, but if you find teachers of the same caliber that you’ve had at Key at your university, call
diverse class has so much to offer and we had
me.
so much talent - I remember feeling so impressed
”
—Lindsay Campbell ‘95
”
by that “final” day, and so proud to have been a
part of it all.
“
Key was intense,
ahead of its time, and
offered advanced studies.
”
It made everything else
easy!
—Kate Kennedy Goushy ‘84
—Heather Claire Kenty Demis ‘87
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Class of 2008 Gift to the School
In keeping with Key’s effort to make environmentally sustainable decisions whenever possible, the Class of 2008
has purchased a solar panel to power the golf cart used by our Facilities and Athletic departments. Previously
powered by batteries that required charging each night, the solar powered cart will continually charge throughout
the day. In addition to its myriad of daily uses on campus, the cart will also be used by various classes as a teaching
tool about alternative energy sources. Also, the Class of 2008 has made a gift toward the creation of a miniamphitheater where an engraved stone bearing their class year will be placed in recognition of their support.
In addition, the Class of 2008 adorned the Arts Building with their interpretation of “Where the Wild Things Are”
under the direction of the Art faculty. Our newest mural joins those inspired by The Giving Tree, Dr. Seuss, Alice in
Wonderland, and other whimsical tales.
“
The emphasis placed on effective verbal expression
and argument has been very helpful to me. The stress I
”
saw others face concerning public speaking, in college and
grad school, was one I had already dealt with at Key.
—Stuart Martin ‘88
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K e y
S c h o o l
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
A n n u a l
R e p o rt
I think about the hours I put into that School along with my class-
mates and it amazes me that Key could draw us in so much and make
us want to spend our weekends building sets with John Devine or Chip
Lamb or laying out Zenith when we had just spent a week giving every
Favorite Alumni
waking second over to classes and homework and Key. It was almost too
much, but a very impressive feat to inspire such commitment and passion in its students.
“
”
“
—Lauren Beigel ‘97
worked and played together - boys and
...sneaking into the Manse during Mayfair to
girls. What a lesson in human rela-
”
conduct a séance, performing in an Orff music per-
tionships!
formance, ...camping and canoeing trips with Curry...
”
...wonderful camping trips where we
—Carol Mason Bockman ‘79
I could go on and on. Even cleaning up the school on
Earth Day. All were very special to me.
—Elizabeth Snyder Mallory ‘85
“
”
Making all my long-term friendships
that I still have today.
—Larry Kosmas ‘82
T h e
Memories
days were short, life was good, and school was anything but
drudgery. It took me years before I began to talk in class, or
anywhere else, but at least I learned the value of con-
versational education and teaching at Key.
”
—Bill Callison ‘73
Reunion Weekend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Turkey Bowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . College Age Reunion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilkerson Basketball Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holiday Caroling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Care Packages to College Freshmen . . . . . . . . Alumni & Senior Class BBQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 2007
November 2007
December 2007
December 2007
December 2007
January 2008
May 2008
Alumni Activities
College Night Panels
Outdoor Education Trips
Teachers
Coaches
Trustees
Photo Archiving
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7th & 8th Grade Fly-Up
Nights
50th Anniversary
Executive Committee
The Annapolis Book
Festival
Jamie Shepherd ’77
Aileen Carter Bryan ’92
Brandon Pletsch ’92
Jib ’82 and Katie Edwards
Spencer Leech ’82
Lindsay Ellerson ’01
Chris Parker ’00
Jimmy Praley ’03
Harry Ivrey ‘71
Lee VonPein Schreitz ‘71
Crystal Watkins ‘99
Outdoor Education
Athletics
Cristina Bonner ’07
Jenna Jarriel ’07
Janet Jefferson ’01
Andy Levy ’08
Devin Powers ’05
Julia Sullivan ’06
Jeremy Gordon ’08
Sara Leslie ‘01
Trevor McCulloch-Faber ‘04
Derek McCulloch-Hilley ’01
James Morgan ‘01
Keely Dunleavy
Reithlingshoefer ’98
Harry Ivrey ‘71
Danielle Mosley ‘85
Cindy Donner Reiner ‘72
Yumi Vong ‘02
College Night Panels
Alex Baca ’07
Cristina Bonner ’07
Julian Maldonado ’07
Rachael Stephens ’07
Alumni & Senior
Class BBQ
Lindsay Campbell ’95
Alumni Profiles in The
Key Review
Nadav Kurtz ’96
Jeff Symonds ’87
Annual Fund
Volunteers
Alumni Events
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
Reunion Weekend
Class Organizers
Ben Wolff ’00
Keely Dunleavy
Reithlingshoefer ’98
Mostly, I remember that classes were interesting,
S c h o o l
Alumni Involvement
Turkey Bowl
“
K e y
Harry Ivrey ‘71
FACULTY AND STAFF
Jeanette Beigel ‘04
Megan Dombi ‘01
Aaron Jolie ‘84
Erin Morgan ‘74
Keely Dunleavy
Key Camp Counselors
Zainab Abdul-Rahim ’06
Katy Bildahl ‘08
Chelsea Hartman ’07
Molly Morgan ’07
Kat Conroy ’07
Chandlee Taylor ’08
Melanie Morone ’07
Conor Leahy ’08
Jesse Hayes ’04
Trevor McCulloch-Faber ’04
Jeremy Gordon ’08
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Annual Fund Donors by Club Level
Each year, The Annual Fund generates needed income through charitable gifts from all corners
of The Key School community. These gifts support the current operating budget of the School
and enhance the day-to-day life of every student and faculty member. Annual Fund monies are
raised and spent in the same fiscal year.
year to the Annual Fund provided $628 per student to cover the budgeted expenses of the
School. The Annual Fund is critical to Key’s annual operating budget. 70 cents of every dollar
raised supports faculty and staff salaries and benefits. The other 30 cents provides support for
academic programs and campus facilities.
Contributions to the Annual Fund provide necessary funding to support the School’s
exceptional academic programs, as well as co-curricular programs such as fine and performing
arts, athletics, and outdoor education. In addition, the fund allows teachers access to
professional development opportunities and supports the technology, equipment, and
supplies needed in classrooms, labs, and libraries throughout the entire School. Gifts last
Key’s Annual Fund has made steady growth over the last few years thanks to increased gifts
and participation from parents, alumni, grandparents, past parents, faculty and staff, current
and past Trustees, and friends. Your gifts truly make a difference to each and every student!
Thank you!
Manse Society
Association
Stuart Smith
Gazebo Circle
Gold Circle
Founders Circle
Head of School Circle
Aziz El Said
Mark and Wendy Hall
J.M. Kaplan Fund
Pete Stark Foundation
Bill and Maryellen Hartman
Alyson Hall *
Mike and Pam Williams
Key Leaders Club
Benefactors Circle
Annapolis Ear, Nose, Throat, &
Allergy Associates
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
C.N. and Maria Papadopoulos
Charitable Foundation
Charitable Fund
Combined Federal Campaign of
the National Capital Area
Heather East
L.A. Glasgow
Clarke Havener and
Sarah Mudge
Peter McKenney and
Jessica Gibson
Dean Papadopoulos
Realistic Builders, Inc.
Blue and White Club
Arthur and Pat Edwards *
Giant Food
Anonymous (2)
America’s Charities
David and Teri Baca
Dick and Barbara Beatty*
Clifford W. Cuniff,
Attorney at Law
Mike Cook
Corckran Family Charitable
Foundation
Alex and Sara Corckran
Cliff and Ali Cuniff
The Fadem Family
Foundation, Inc.
Mandy Falk
Karen and Babe Feldman
Roger and Tonya Flynn
Andrew Gordon and
Susan Haas ‘76 and Keith Patti
J. Gordon & Co.
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Nadav Kurtz ‘96
Alice and Marshall Larner
Rene and Alison LaVigne
Matthew and Kimberly McCabe
Leon McKenzie
Tom Nelson and Rise Lancoon
Tony and Amy Olmert
T h e
Peter and Sarah Piera
R & F Metals, Inc
Dave and Gabi Redford
Debbie Richardson
Susan and Bruce Rosendahl
Bill Sutton
Lawrence Ginn and
Nicole Turner
Paul Volkman and
Laura Neuman
Andrew Wigglesworth
Stephen and Joy Wood
1958
Anonymous (2)
Mark Asbury ‘81 and
Eileen Kim ‘79
Brenda Auger
Rod and Ann Beach
Fred and Marti Betz
Sarah Judd
Joe and Connie Brown
Martha Cassidy ‘75
Robert Cheston
Stewart and Marcia Cohen
Bill and BJ Cowie
Cutler & Lipsetts, LLC
Michael Duffy and Margaret
McCartney-Duffy
Exxon Mobil Corporation
John Flynn and
Susan and Bill Fritz
Tom Golding ‘76 and
Antonia Valakus
Carol Hall and Rufus Norman
Carl Harbachewski and
Marguerite Duffy
Rudolph and Mary Hawkins
Leonard Hefter
Brian Heller ‘96
Help Som-Child Foundation
Kathleen Kim ‘75 and
Zachary Rattner
Lee and Nancy Kriebel
Brian Leney and Annie Thornton
Bettze Libson
Eric Lipsetts and Hollie Cutler
John Mahaffay
Carol and Kevin Mahoney
Ann Massey and
Todd Greenwald
Jay and Lynda Megan
Ann LaPides Misenheimer ‘73
Beth Phillips
Jeane Novak
Kristin Pauly
Cathryn Phelps
Ken Piel
Frank and Linda Pittelli
Bob and Betty Precht
Quiet Waters Exxon, Inc
Dorothy Richardson
John and Janet Rodenhouse
Adam and Helen
Montag Schulman
Joe and Jill Simon
Tom Stephens and Johna Pierce
Joe Wechsler and
Diane DePanfilis
Gazebo Club
Anonymous (2)
Robert Abbott
ABTECH
All Risks, LTD
John Alt and Scarlett Breeding
Annapolis Pony Club
Michael and Patricia Baccala
Charlie Berkinshaw ‘99
Don and Alpine Bird
Gerard Boismain and Sun Do
Peter Bonner and Elba Pacheco
Peter Bowe ‘74
Todd and Joan Casey
Gretchen and Denis Clift
Bill Colbath
Adam and Donna Cole
Nancy and Paul Conroy
David Corddry and
Donna Downing-Corddry
Lynn and Bill Dombi
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Fred Dulles ‘82 and Cathy Jordan
David Durfee and Debora Clovis
Roger and Cheryl Flynn
K e y
Arnold and Marion Goodman
Jody Greber
Paul and Jennifer Green
Stephanie Havard and
Lee Ann Havard
Ken and Deb Hoffman *
Lawrence and Stephanie Jacobs
Ted and Ona Joyce
Denise LaPides
Bernie and Vicky Lerch
Bob Libson
The Maids Home Services
David and Karen Mansbridge
Michael and Anne Marvin
Dave and Pat McHold
Heather McHold ‘87 and
Stephen Campbell
Benjamin and Stacey Mednick
and Zenji Nakazawa
Swede and Donna Olfson
Kathy and Paul Parks
Dorothy Rhoades
Hutch and Valerie Robbins
Nancy Rosenshine
Patricia Rouse
Joseph Ruzecki and Amy Snyder
William and Lora Salladin
Paul and Pam Sautter
S c h o o l
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
Bruce Schweitzer
Neil ‘93 and Holly Smith
Target - Take Charge of
Education
David and Christie Valcich
Karin Walsh and Carey Beall
John Waymouth
Thomas and Suzanne Weissinger
Larry ‘79 and
Jennie Worthington
Key Club
Anonymous (5)
Alexis Abernethy ‘76
Joan and Robert Adrian
Wye Allanbrook
Mary Michels Allen
Michael Allen
Derby Anderson ‘02
Ward and Kathy Anderson
Annapolis Rheumatology
Associates
Jane Asbill
Jerry and Peggy Sue Atterbury
Nina Austin
Angela Baccala
Mary Ballew
Doug and Leanne Barton
Dan and Heidi Bay
Jim Beckstrom
Richard and Pamela Bensen
Jeannie Berkinshaw ‘01
Alan and Harriett Bernstein
Carol Mason Bockman ‘79
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Wendy and Bill Braithwaite
Helena Brown
Al Browne and
Cindy Merry-Browne
Rodney and Mimi Calver
Kirk and Leslie Carlson
Carter and Phyllis Carroll
Anil and Bably Chopra
Eileen Cimbolic
Morgan ‘90 and
Karen Harris Cohen
Tom and Sharyn Collinson
Ricky Connell ‘88
George Cox
Cox, Ferber & Associates, LLC
Deb and Michael Crnkovic
Adrienne Garton Cruz ‘88 and
Hector Cruz
David Culverwell
James Cumberpatch
Paige and John Cumberpatch
Karen Cunnyngham
Lee and Sandy Curry
Thomas DeKornfeld
Mike and Priscilla DiMario
Martha Doherty
Hillard Donner
Alexis and Cynthia Doster III
Francoise Dupeux-Murray and
Michael Murray
Lexi Eller ‘91
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K e y
S c h o o l
David and Judy Falk
Jason Feldman ‘00
David Foy
Gregory Gallant
Nina Gallant
Rick and Molly Gamble
Greg Garcia and
Shannon Brownlee
Ray Garcia and Fruzsina Harsanyi
Karolyn Garfinkel
Mike Garfinkel
Vivian Gawronski
Gavin Giddings and
Nina and Tim Glime
Mario and Carolyn Gonzalez
Marc Greenspan
Don and Sherry Greulich
Dick and Phyllis Gruskin
Jerry and Lynn Hampton
Julie Heath
Roland and Othell Heath
Peter Holland
G. W. and Elaine Houck
Charles and Patricia Hutchinson
Chas ‘92 and Elizabeth Iliff
Bill and Barbara Jack
Ed and Margie Jackson
Tom ‘75 and Fran Jacobs
Steve and Jinya Jennings
Richard and Nancy Judd
John Keller
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
A n n u a l
Cenap and Zita Kiratli
Paula Kuebler
Chris and Laura LaRosa
Denise and Doug Leach
Emily and Alan Legum
Judd Legum ‘96
Nancy and Nate Leventhal
Tamar Levin
Ruthann Linton ‘95
Katie Lowry ‘98
Dennis and Barbara Lowry
Jonathan and Linda Lyons
William Magnus
Steve and Lynne Malley
Becky Mangum
Ellie and St. John Martin
Gerald and Delores Mathis
Ralph Matthews and
Roberta Matthews
Bob and Marie McCarthy
Bob and Jean McCarthy
Elwina McDonald
Jane McDonald
KP McLaughlin and
Regina Verow
Richard and Judith Mercier
Michael Justin Dowling,
Architect
Amelia Mitchell and
Laura Inman-Mitchell
Magdalena Moreno
Erin Dunleavy Morgan ‘74 and
Geof Morgan
John and Lauren Morone
Diane and Bob Myers
R e p o rt
Robert Norris and Joyce Sargent
Gretchen Nyland
Elizabeth O’Connor
Steve Oder and Robin Nuskind
Renee Olson
Bappa and Gwen Pal
Christopher Parker ‘00
Michael and Janet Paulovich
Robert Powell
Toni Ray
Cynthia Donner Reiner ‘72 and
Gary Reiner
Joseph and Lynn Reynolds
Jeanette Riedy
Jan Rivitz
Frank Ronan
Adam and Tracy Roth
Arnold and Joyce Roth
Ted Ruegg
Ned and Sally Ruffin
Blinn and Joan Salisbury
Malven and Barbara Schneider
Dan Schoos
Becky and Ken Schou
Bill Schreitz
Steve and Audrey Sharkey
John and Lisa Sligh
Nancy Smit
H-J Smith and
Meg Samek-Smith
Carr and Maggie Stogner
Rick and Freddy Struse
James Sullivan and
Ahni Sallaway
David Sunshine
Ben Tengwall ‘99
Faith Thomas ‘72
Wade and Joan Thomas
Joseph and Priscilla Thompson
Fred and Barbara Tower
Jane Treuhold
Joe Tusa and Bethani DaGrossa
Frank and Jade Valdivieso
Jeff and Rose Viohl
Georgia Walsworth
Lou and Susan Wan
Allen ‘80 and Jane Wastler
Jan Webber
Paul and Fay Webber
Stephen Webber
Ganna Weissinger ‘89
Alan and Day Weitzman
Geoff and Patti White
Hope Wigglesworth
Stuart and Robert Wilson
Ed and Kathy Wimbish
Mark Wolfe and
Stephanie Billon-Wolfe
Catherine Wright
Edward and Alanna Wright
Lori Young
Jill Zachary
Gifts Under
Anonymous (2)
Thomas ‘74 and
Angela Abernethy
Laura Adams ‘99
Greg and Laura Africa
Fred and Eileen Ahearn
Megan Hardy Anderson ‘01
Jimmy Attridge ‘03
Sarah Schenck Baessler ‘83 and
Christian Baessler
Beth Bafford ‘02
Timothy and Terri Bailer
John Baratta and
Marcia Schmidt
Bruce and Sue Beckner
John and Sandra Bildahl
Jacy Bird ‘98
Jennifer Blanchard
Charles Borden ‘73
Eva Brann
William and Jean Brooks
Aileen Carter Bryan ‘92
Trina and John Burks
Beverly Busch
Joe ‘72 and Pamela Butler
Minnie Carter
Robert Cheston Sr.
Alicia Clott and Philip Burger
Stephen and Susan Cohen
Christopher Conroy ‘05
Kathlyn Conroy ‘07
Carle ‘81 and Sarah Conway ‘81
Martha Conway-Cole ‘86
T h e
Eleanor Cook
Steve Correll ‘00
Gordon and Lin Crandall
Horst and Ingrid Daemmrich
Rosemarie Damas
Stanislaw Damas
Charles Daugherty
Lisa DeJesus
Steve Dellers
Virginia DePanfilis
Alex Dombi ‘03
Megan Dombi ‘01
Jeremy ’89 and Nancy Edwards
David Elberti
John Elberti
Geoff Ewenson
Mary-Earle and Charlie Farrell
Elissa Favero ‘01
Becky Fetters
Molly Finch ‘05
Catherine Flanagan
Anne Fleming ‘98
Meghan Foley ‘98
Jason Fuhrmann ‘18
Mildred Gable
Gary and Barbara Gallant
Julie Gay
Audrey Giarratano
Sheldon and Saralynn Glass
Helen Goldknopf
Adam Goodman ‘18
Kathleen Goodman ‘17
William Goodman ‘18
Marion Blackwell Greene ‘96 and
Josh Greene
Sonia Grover ‘93
Lloyd and Josephine Guth
Katherine Haas
Vickie Conway Hardy ‘77 and
Paul Hardy
Samuel and Hilda Hawkins
Susan and Bruce Hays
Christopher Homewood ‘99
Bill and Carole Homewood
Virginia Hundley
Tonya Jackson
Betsy Bolander Jenkins ‘73
Jacques and Elizabeth Jolie
Jessica Jones ‘03
Myrtle Latimer
Jeanne Lesko
Rich and Bethe Levy
Gilbert Lewis and
Karen Watkins-Lewis
Kathy Lingo
Eloise Kehler Mahoney ‘86 and
Paul Mahoney
Emily Maistrellis ‘04
William and Barbara Marcus
Fay and Bob Mauro
Lisa May ‘72
Brooke Madden McCloskey ‘97
Pat McLarney
Kirt Medine and Roni-Sue Price
George and Lesley Meinel
Marilyn and Mark Meyerson
Ellen and Bill Mischke
Carol Mitola
Hiroshi and Mineko Nakazawa
Bea Neidorf
K e y
Bill and Kathleen Nevel
Alan and Andrea Neville
Lisa Paddock
Cat Parker
Andrew and Kelly Parks
Jeremy ‘89 and Julie Parks
Alice Pearmon
Melcom Pearmon and Lisa
Brown-Pearmon
Michael and Nona Perez
Virginia Jeffries Pillsbury ‘76
and Walter Pillsbury
Rylee Podrog ‘19
Sophia Podrog ‘22
Jimmy Praley ‘03
Augie Praley ‘05
Carmen Procida
Christie Richardson ‘05
Karen Russell ‘86
Bree Schreitz ‘98
Annie DeTolla Shaughnessy ‘92
Susan Shields
Tom Simpson
Raymond and Julia Smith
Sylvester Smith
S c h o o l
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
Olivia Sparer ‘03
Ross and Louisa Speciale
Gary Stiewing and Alice Wells
Eric and Ann Swanson
Steve Symanski
Marylou and Craig Symonds
Carl Tenner
John Tormey and Barbara Stortz
Sally Trapp
Larry and June Turner
Brooke Weizmann ‘98
Haley Weizmann ‘03
Luke Williams ‘06
Wallace and Shelia Williams
Fran and Gayle Wright
Courtney Herlihy Wucetich ’97
and Peter Wucetich
Nancy Zimmerman
Anne Young Zolkower ‘75 and
Harry Zolkower
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Young Alumni
Leadership Key Club
Jeannie Berkinshaw ‘01
Christopher Conroy ‘05
Kathlyn Conroy ‘07
Jason Feldman ‘00
Kathryn Lowry ‘98
Ben Tengwall ‘99
Young Alumni
Leadership gifts
Laura Adams ‘99
Beth Bafford ‘02
Alex Dombi ‘03
Megan Dombi ‘01
Christopher Homewood ‘99
Jimmy Praley ‘03
Augie Praley ‘05
Brooke Weizmann ‘98
Haley Weizmann ‘03
Grandparents with Key Grandchildren
Grandparents are a vital and important part of The Key School community giving of their time and resources to advance the
Mission of the School. Although the official Grandparents’ Day is held every other year, the School welcomes the interest and
involvement of Grandparents throughout the year.
Anonymous
Fred and Eileen Ahearn
Colby Brown ‘18
Jane Asbill
William Attridge ‘06
Thomas Attridge ‘10
Nina Austin
Abigail Glime ‘12
Molly Glime ‘15
Zachary Glime ‘19
Michael and Patricia Baccala
Trinity McCauley ‘19
Quinn McCauley ‘21
Mary Ballew
Sterling Schlegel ‘03
Trent Schlegel ‘09
Zachary Mazzola ‘07
Amanda Mazzola ‘10
Jerry and Jo Barton
Elizabeth Vaughan ‘01
Christopher Austin-Barton ‘02
Robbie Vaughan ‘03
Samuel Barton ‘05
Alison Doherty ‘06
Caroline Vaughan ‘06
Sarah Doherty ‘07
Harrison Barton ‘10
Paul Beatty ‘08
Julia Beatty ‘09
Richard and Pamela Bensen
Luke Barranco ‘20
Carter MacLeod ‘14
Minnie Carter
Arthur Perpall ‘12
Lauryn Perpall ‘15
Ryan Perpall ‘15
Robert Cheston Sr.
Evy Cheston ‘14
John Cheston ‘17
Marjorie Cheston ‘20
Brendan Cline ‘18
Eleanor Cook
Channing Cook ‘14
Sinclair Cook ‘16
Bill and BJ Cowie
Kelly Buckley ‘10
Meagan Buckley ‘13
George Cox
Madison Shipler ‘16
James Cumberpatch
Lily Cumberpatch ‘13
Sophia Loughlin ‘17
Andrew Loughlin ‘19
Rosemarie Damas
Stefan Damas ‘16
Charles Daugherty
Becky Richardson ‘15
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K e y
S c h o o l
Thomas DeKornfeld
Phoebe DeKornfeld ‘09
Chloe DeKornfeld ‘12
Virginia DePanfilis
Jacob Wechsler ‘08
Hillard Donner
Jessica Reiner ‘17
Alexis and Cynthia Doster
Calvin Welch ‘17
Dallas Welch ‘19
Katharine Edwards ‘08
Will Edwards ‘19
Lucy Edwards ‘20
Jonathan Edwards ‘20
Jessica Edwards ‘21
John Elberti
Katharina Elberti ‘12
David and Judy Falk
Katharine Young ‘16
Julia Young ‘18
Catherine Flanagan
Charles Flanagan ‘09
Joseph Flanagan ‘15
Roger and Cheryl Flynn
Lauren Flynn ‘08
Mildred Gable
Conrad Gable ‘16
Gabrielle Gallant ‘17
Grace Gallant ‘20
Cole Garcia ‘14
Vivian Gawronski
Claire Burkhardt ‘16
Grace Burkhardt ‘18
Julie Gay
Channing Cook ‘14
Sinclair Cook ‘16
L.A. Glasgow
Maddie Olfson ‘15
Sheldon and Saralynn Glass
Annabel Thompson ‘15
Helen Goldknopf
Benjamin Young ‘16
2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8
A n n u a l
Mario and Carolyn Gonzalez
Katherine Gonzalez ‘18
Madeline Gonzalez ‘20
Arnold and Marion Goodman
Charles Goodman ‘05
Benjamin Goodman ‘08
Jack Goodman ‘10
Dick and Phyllis Gruskin
Abbie Gruskin ‘16
Beatrice Gruskin ‘18
Lloyd and Josephine Guth
Adelaide Guth ‘14
Shelby Wilkerson ‘15
Sydney Wilkerson ‘17
Julian Strachan ‘12
Isabel Strachan ‘16
Rudolph and Mary Hawkins
Eden Valdivieso ‘19
Samuel Greenspan ‘15
Gerald and Elaine Houck
Scott Houck ‘11
Darby Houck ‘13
Stephanie Houck ‘17
Virginia Hundley
Pearce Shea ‘00
Katherine Shea ‘03
Henry Shea ‘11
Scott Houck ‘11
Darby Houck ‘13
Stephanie Houck ‘17
Bill and Barbara Jack
Ryan Jack ‘18
Claire Branscombe ‘16
Julia Branscombe ‘21
Megan Latimer ‘14
Paula Kuebler
Samuel Karkowski ‘19
Myrtle Latimer
Megan Latimer ‘14
R e p o rt
Tamar Levin
Max Schulman ‘09
Alexander Schulman ‘11
Ava Markhovsky ‘21
William Magnus
Beccie Magnus ‘09
Taylor Magnus ‘12
William and Barbara Marcus
Harrison Rose ‘09
Gerald and Delores Mathis
Jasmine Mathis ‘14
Gerald Mathis ‘16
Ralph Matthews and Roberta
Matthews
Destinee Blackstone ‘06
Desmond Blackstone ‘08
Desiree Blackstone ‘09
Bob and Jean McCarthy
Benjamin McCarthy ‘21
Elwina McDonald
Janet Jefferson ‘01
Tyler Jefferson ‘08
Jane McDonald
Timothy Harding ‘11
Meaghan Harding ‘12
Claire Harding ‘15
Leon McKenzie
Charles Goodman ‘05
Benjamin Goodman ‘08
Jack Goodman ‘10
Pat McLarney
Amanda Bobbitt ‘10
Andrew Bobbitt ‘14
George and Lesley Meinel
Benjamin Michalski ‘14
Richard and Judith Mercier
Brett Rolf ‘14
Richard Rolf ‘22
Carol Mitola
Anthony Olmert ‘10
Constance Olmert ‘12
Charles Olmert ‘16
Elizabeth Mogayzel ‘14
Maya Pal ‘19
Christian Nakazawa ‘13
Claire Nakazawa ‘17
Phelps Kelley ‘03
Brianna Kelley ‘10
Margaret Kelley ‘13
Robert Norris and Joyce Sargent
Kelly Buckley ‘10
Meagan Buckley ‘13
Jeane Novak
Aaron Wan ‘14
Gretchen Nyland
Julia Balageas ‘12
Krishia Balageas ‘15
Elizabeth O’Connor
Chelsea Mansbridge ‘09
Maddie Olfson ‘15
Alice Pearmon
McKinzee Pearmon ‘12
Jesse Pittman ‘08
Leah McCrary ‘07
John McCrary ‘09
Bob and Betty Precht
Skye Speciale ‘15
Sophia Speciale ‘17
Chloe Speciale ‘20
Toni Ray
Luca Brewer ‘19
Theo Brewer ‘21
Dorothy Rhoades
Abigail Glime ‘12
Molly Glime ‘15
Zachary Glime ‘19
Dorothy Richardson
Becky Richardson ‘15
Jeanette Riedy
Charles Flanagan ‘09
Joseph Flanagan ‘15
Frank Ronan
Karleigh Kenny ‘11
Austin Kenny ‘15
Nancy Rosenshine
Phoebe Sunshine ‘16
Arnold and Joyce Roth
Travis Roth ‘10
Patricia Rouse
Patricia Rixey ‘06
Celine Rixey ‘06
John Rixey ‘10
Ned and Sally Ruffin
Katherine Porterfield ‘14
John Porterfield ‘16
Meghan Mulhern ‘14
Kathleen Mulhern ‘17
Daniel Mulhern ‘20
William and Lora Salladin
August Baganz ‘18
Elizabeth Baganz ‘20
Paul and Pam Sautter
Trinity McCauley ‘19
Quinn McCauley ‘21
Malven and Barbara Schneider
Kendall Schneider ‘17
Raymond and Julia Smith
Ryan Jack ‘18
Ross and Louisa Speciale
Skye Speciale ‘15
Sophia Speciale ‘17
Chloe Speciale ‘20
Joseph and Priscilla Thompson
Annabel Thompson ‘15
Barbara and Fred Tower
Isabel Sears ‘11
Olivia Tower ‘14
Jane Treuhold
Annabel Cooksey ‘19
Catherine Cooksey ‘22
Frank DeCosta ‘16
Wesley DeCosta ‘22
Paul and Fay Webber
Sean Webber ‘14
Kelli Webber ‘16
Hope Wigglesworth
William Harrison Hawk ‘14
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Parents of Alumni
Many Parents of Alumni continue their generosity towards Key even after their student moves on from Key to college and
beyond. This is particularly meaningful because of the confidence it shows from those who know the School best and
understand the importance of a Key School education.
Anonymous (2)
Wye Allanbrook
John Alt and Scarlett Breeding
Ward and Kathy Anderson
Jerry and Peggy Sue Atterbury
David and Teri Baca
John Baratta and
Marcia Schmidt
Rod and Ann Beach
Alan and Harriett Bernstein
Fred and Marti Betz
Don and Alpine Bird
Helena Brown
Al Browne and
Cindy Merry-Browne
Beverly Busch
Rodney and Mimi Calver
Nell-Marie Chaney
Eileen Cimbolic
Gretchen and Denis Clift
Bill Colbath
Nancy and Paul Conroy
David Culverwell
Cliff and Ali Cuniff
Lee and Sandy Curry
Martha Doherty
Lynn and Bill Dombi
Hillard Donner
Michael Murray
Mandy Falk
Julie Gay
Alex Gudger
Katherine Haas
Bill and Carole Homewood
Ed and Margie Jackson
Lori and Robin Kaplan
Emily and Alan Legum
Bernie and Vicky Lerch
Nancy and Nate Leventhal
Bettze Libson
Bob Libson
Dennis and Barbara Lowry
John Mahaffay
Steve and Lynne Malley
Michael and Anne Marvin
Fay and Bob Mauro
Dave and Pat McHold
Liz and Ted Mehl
Erin Dunleavy Morgan ‘74 and
Geof Morgan
Gretchen Nyland
Renee Olson
Cat Parker
Kathy and Paul Parks
Michael and Janet Paulovich
Joseph and Lynn Reynolds
Bill Schreitz
Tom Simpson
Rick and Freddy Struse
Marylou and Craig Symonds
Carl Tenner
Fred and Barbara Tower
Georgia Walsworth
Thomas and Suzanne Weissinger
Geoff and Patti White
Nancy Zimmerman
Faculty and Staff Donors
Over and above the dedication that faculty and staff show each day in the classroom, on the playing fields, and throughout the School, the
following faculty and staff have also supported Key with their generous gifts to the Annual Fund, the Endowment, the Annapolis Book Festival,
and Key’s other fundraising efforts. The students, parents, grandparents, and fellow faculty and staff are grateful for their commitment to
ensuring that the day-to-day financial needs of the School are supported.
Angela Baccala
Delia Bauckham-Ruoff
Ronnie Blackstone
Jennifer Blanchard
Wendy Braithwaite
Peter Branscombe
Trina Burks
Vicki Bushmann
Todd Casey
Eileen Cimbolic
Whitall Clevenger
Alicia Clott
Nancy Conroy
Cathy Correll
Deb Crnkovic
Paige Cumberpatch
Lynn Dombi
Martha Donovan
Jessie Dunleavy
M.J. Eckert
Caroline Ewing
Janet Favero
Becky Fetters
Nancy Fitch
Charlie Flanagan
Jane Flanagan
Susan Fritz
Nina Glime
Katherine Haas
Susan Harrington
Susan Hays
Monica Jordan
Sarah Judd
Alice Larner
Irfan Latimer
Rick Layton
Emily Legum
Babette Leshinsky
Jeanne Lesko
Nancy Leventhal
Bethe Levy
Bettze Libson
Marilyn Lowe
Mary MacLeod
Carol Mahoney
Ann Massey
Bob McCarthy
Marilyn Meyerson
Mary Jane Milner
Ellen Mischke
Ollie Moochler
JeJe Moore
Erin Dunleavy
Morgan ‘74
Geof Morgan
Jody Mugford
Gretchen Nyland
Renee Olson
Lisa Paddock
Sally Palmquist
Cat Parker
Ken Piel
Keith Porterfield
Mary Anne Rathmann
Keely Dunleavy
Debbie Richardson
Susan Rosendahl
Dan Schmoyer
Dan Schoos
Becky Schou
Lee Schreitz ’71
Bruce Schweitzer
Amar Shekdar
Susan Shields
Pinky Slingluff
Holly Smith
Mary Spencer
David Sunshine
Wade Thomas
Sally Trapp
Joann Vaughan
Karin Walsh
George Waymouth
Wendy Waymouth
Stuart Wilson
Marcella Yedid
Ellie Young
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School’s Greatest Need
Anonymous
ABTECH
Laura Adams ‘99
Mary Ballew
John Baratta and
Marcia Schmidt
Rod and Ann Beach
Jim Beckstrom
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
Jacy Bird ‘98
Carol Bockman ‘79
Joe and Connie Brown
Aileen Carter Bryan ‘92
Eleanor Cook
Mike Cook
Foundation
David Corddry and Donna
Downing-Corddry
Steve Correll ‘00
James Cumberpatch
Rosemarie Damas
Stanislaw Damas
Lisa DeJesus
Martha Doherty
Hillard Donner
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Michael Murray
Jeremy ‘89 and Nancy Edwards
David Elberti
Lexi Eller ‘91
Jason Feldman ‘00
Nina Gallant
Helen Goldknopf
Jody Greber
Susan Haas ‘76 and Keith Patti
Clarke Havener and
Sarah Mudge
Brian Heller ‘96
John Keller
Kathleen Kim ‘75 and
Zachary Rattner
Judd Legum ‘96
Fay and Bob Mauro
Jane McDonald
Marilyn and Mark Meyerson
Beth Phillips
Magdalena Moreno
Diane and Bob Myers
Tony and Amy Olmert
Virginia Jeffries Pillsbury ‘76 and
Walter Pillsbury
Robert Powell
Frank Ronan
Adam and Tracy Roth
Patricia Rouse
Heide Ruegg ‘85 and Ted Ruegg
Dan Schoos
Tom Simpson
Jane Treuhold
Paul Volkman and
Laura Neuman
Allen ‘80 and Jane Wastler
Joe Wechsler and
Diane DePanfilis
Hope Wigglesworth
Alyson Hall *
Larry ‘79 and
Jennie Worthington
Lori Young
Elissa Favero ‘01
Jason Feldman ‘00
Anne Fleming ‘98
Karolyn Garfinkel
Tonya Jackson
Nadav Kurtz ‘96
Gilbert Lewis and
Karen Watkins-Lewis
John Mahaffay
Lisa May ‘72
Carmen Procida
Jan Rivitz
Steve Symanski
Ben Tengwall ‘99
Georgia Walsworth
Fine and Performing Arts
Campus Upkeep
Virginia DePanfilis
Courtney Herlihy Wucetich ’97
and Peter Wucetich
Financial Aid
Bill and BJ Cowie
Adrienne Garton Cruz ‘88 and
Hector Cruz
David Culverwell
Karen Cunnyngham
David Culverwell
Lee and Sandy Curry
Mandy Falk
L.A. Glasgow
Julie Heath
Denise LaPides
Kathy Lingo
Emily Maistrellis ‘04
T h e
Cathryn Phelps
Nancy Rosenshine
Lexi Eller ‘91
Outdoor Education
Anonymous
Megan Hardy Anderson ‘01
Fred and Marti Betz
Carle ‘81 and Sarah Conway ‘81
Lee and Sandy Curry
Physical Education and
Athletics
John and Lisa Sligh
Faith Thomas ‘72
Teaching and Learning
Allergy Associates
Fred and Marti Betz
Lynn and Bill Dombi
Elissa Favero ‘01
K e y
Greg Garcia and
Shannon Brownlee
Mark and Wendy Hall
Ellen Mischke
Bea Neidorf
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Joe and Jill Simon
Bill Sutton
Steve Symanski
Stephen Webber
Libraries and
Technology
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Brian Heller ‘96
Joe and Jill Simon
Bill Sutton
Steve Symanski
Bill Colbath
Foundations, Corporations, and Matching Gift Companies
Key School is fortunate to receive support from corporations and foundations by way of direct contributions and matching
gifts. Individual gifts can be doubled or even tripled by simply asking employers to match gifts made to Key. These gifts are an
important part of Key’s operating budget.
1st Class Gymnastics
AARP
ABTECH
All Risks, LTD
America’s Charities
Annapolis Athletic Club
Allergy Associates
Annapolis Ice Cream Company
Annapolis Pediatrics
Annapolis Pony Club
Annapolis Pottery
Annapolis Rheumatology
Associates
Annapolis Styling Group
Scholarship Trust
Barlow’s Gymnastics, Inc.
Barnes & Noble
Bay Ridge Wine & Spirits
Bike Doctor
Body Wellness Salon & Spa
Boys & Girls Club of Annapolis &
Anne Arundel County
C.N. and Maria Papadopoulos
Charitable Foundation
Cafe Normandie
Chaney Enterprises
Charles E. Anthony Architects, PC
Chesapeake Bay Trust
Chesapeake Family Magazine
Chevy’s Fresh Mex of Annapolis
CHUMS
Class of 2007
Class of 2008
Clifford W. Cuniff,
Attorney at Law
Combined Federal Campaign of
the National Capital Area
Foundation
Cutler & Lipsetts, LLC
Dr. Mairead O’Reilly
Eastport Dollar Mart LLC
The Edward E. Ford Foundation
Evolutions Body Clinic
Exxon Mobil Corporation
Basketball Team
The Fadem Family
Foundation, Inc.
Fleet Feet Sports Annapolis
Foley Maldonado & O’Toole
The Framing of the Shoe
Giant Food
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
The Glaucoma Center
Gotta Run Running Shop
Grauls Annapolis
Grump’s Cafe
Help Som-Child Foundation
Highway Veterinary Hospital
J. Gordon & Co.
Jerome J. Parks Companies, Inc
J.M. Kaplan Fund
Association
Kilwin’s
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
Kyma Restaurant
The Maids Home Services
Mahoney & Mahoney, LLC
Merritt Athletic Club
Michael Justin Dowling,
Architect
Mills Wine & Spirit Mart
Muddy Paw Wash and Coffee Bar
Charitable Fund
Niels Holch PLLC
Northrop Grumman Foundation
Palate Pleasers
Pete Stark Foundation
Phillips Annapolis Harbor
Restaurant
PNC Bank
Premier Health & Fitness
Prince Charitable Trusts
Quirk-n-Bach Pottery
R & F Metals, Inc
R.R. Parks Construction Co., Inc.
Rathmann Family Foundation
Raytheon Matching Gifts for
Education Program
Road ID
Scitor Corporation
Sign-A-Rama
Snow Valley Inc.
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation, Inc.
Target
Foundation
Trader Joe’s Company
Verizon Foundation
Whole Foods Market
Wiygul Automotive Clinic
Workable Web Solutions
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Gifts in Honor or Memory
Key often receives gifts in honor or memory of a child or grandchild, parent, friend, or teacher. The School notifies each individual,
or family of the individual, when a gift has been received in their honor or memory.
In honor of Patti and
Charles Baum
Jan Rivitz
In honor of Will Beckstrom
Jim Beckstrom
In honor of Georgie and
Ted Berkinshaw
John Keller
In honor and memory of
Jeff Bishop
In memory of Caitlin
Dunleavy Bloom ‘96
Suzanne Brocklebank
Jessie Dunleavy and
Rick Layton
Keely Dunleavy
In honor of Claire and
Julia Branscombe
In memory of Tracy Britten
In honor of Whitall Clevenger
JeJe and Rich Moore
In memory of Dean Coffing
In memory of Betsey
Tarr Colbath
Bill Colbath
In honor of Annabel and
Catherine Cooksey
Jane Treuhold
In honor of Lee Curry
Mark Asbury ’81 and
Eileen Kim ‘79
In honor of Stefan Damas
Stanislaw Damas
In memory of Donna Marie
Delattre ‘87
The Quaker Family Foundation
In honor of Jessamine Finch
Molly Finch ‘05
In honor of Lauren Flynn
In memory of William
Michael Gudger
Alex Gudger
In honor of Niels Holch
In honor of Sue Hood
In memory of Peter
Kellogg-Smith
Laurie Savely ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilreker
In honor of Eric Leshinsky
In memory of Devon Madden
Brooke Madden McCloskey ’97
Courtney Herlihy and
Peter Wucetich
In honor of Ava Markhovsky
In memory of Josephine
Buescher Marten
Liz and Ted Mehl
In honor of Mary Jane Milner
Aby Milner ‘85
JeJe and Rich Moore
In memory of Joe Romm
In honor of Dan Schmoyer
Molly Finch ‘05
In honor of Jerry Sparer
In honor of Phoebe Sunshine
Nancy Rosenshine
In memory of Beatrice
Beverly Tripp
Liz and Ted Mehl
In memory of Frances Watts
In memory of David Wilkerson
Chuck Anthony and
Iris Krasnow
Katharine Chaney ‘05
Nell-Marie Chaney
Basketball Team
Mikey Marx ‘04
Darryl Scott
John and Lisa Sligh
Association
Mikey Marx ‘04
Jerry and Lori Mathis
Darryl Scott
John and Lisa Sligh
Stuart Smith
Other Gifts
Scholarship Trust
Barnes & Noble
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
Trina and John Burks
Katharine Chaney ‘05
Nell-Marie Chaney
Charles E. Anthony Architects, PC
Chesapeake Bay Trust
CHUMS
Class of 2007
Class of 2008
Bill and BJ Cowie
The Edward E. Ford Foundation
Aziz El Said
Basketball Team
Foley Maldonado & O’Toole
Jack and Kathy Gallagher
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Senior Parents’ and Grandparents’ Gift
Peter Biché and
Ginger Woolridge
Ronnie Blackstone
Elizabeth Buckman
Karen Cunnyngham
Martha Donovan and
Dick Williams *
Aziz El Said
Gregory Gallant
Nina Gallant
Andrew Gordon and
Carter Hall and
Patricia Quintero-Hall
Bethe and Rich Levy
Cathryn Phelps
Becky and Ken Schou
John and Lisa Sligh
Susan Dierdorff Taylor ‘76 and
Scott Taylor
Foundation
Joe Wechsler and
Diane DePanfilis
Friends
In-Kind Donors
Inspired, The Campaign for Key
Friends of Key, many of whom are former faculty and staff, make
a daily difference in the life of Key through gifts to the School.
Items and services that have been donated to Key are
considered gifts in-kind and help to strengthen Key’s program.
Gifts and Pledges
April 1, 2008 - June 30, 2008
Bruce and Sue Beckner
Suzanne Brocklebank
Kirk and Leslie Carlson
Alex and Sara Corckran
Leonard Hefter
John Keller
Kathy Lingo
Diane and Bob Myers
Jan Rivitz
Darryl Scott
David Blaha and Diane Brown
Deb and Michael Crnkovic
Grump’s Cafe
Michael and Kathleen
Haldeman
Vincent ‘83 and Jaime Iatesta
Kilwin’s
Laurel Maury
Pat and Renae McDermott
Julia Simmons
Trader Joe’s Company
Bill and BJ Cowie
Harry ’71 and Kathy Ivrey
Aby Milner ‘85
JeJe and Rich Moore
Debbie Richardson
Senior Parents and
Grandparents of the
Class of 2008
Ways of Giving to The Key School
When considering a gift to Key, there are many opportunities that will not only support the excellence of the
School’s outstanding programs, but may also provide a tax-deductible contribution to the donor.
Cash Contributions
Unrestricted gifts of cash are the
most popular and easiest way to
support Key School. The School
accepts gifts of cash including
payment by Visa, MasterCard, and
American Express. Checks should
be made payable to The Key School.
Installment Payments
Using EFT
A pledge can be paid by spreading
the payments over several months
(specified by the donor) through
electronic funds transfer which
automatically debits your checking
account on a specified date each
month. Please contact the Advancement Office for more details on
how to get started on this troublefree method of giving.
Matching Gifts
The impact of a contribution can
be greatly increased by a matching
employer gift. When considering a donation, consult with your
employer, and, if applicable, forward
the completed matching gift form
to the Advancement Office with
your contribution. A matching gift
can dramatically increase your support for the School.
Stocks and Securities
Gifts of stocks or securities benefit
the donor and the School. This
type of gift is a tax-deductible
contribution and the donor may
avoid paying capital gains tax on
the appreciated stock or security.
Your broker and the Advancement
Office can provide information and
assistance.
Deferred or Planned Gifts
Gifts of real estate, tangible personal property, bequests, life insurance, and Charitable Trusts are of
great value to the School and may
provide many advantages to the
donor. Please contact your personal
financial advisors or the Advancement Office for information on
planned giving opportunities.
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Credits
Director of Advancement
Debbie Richardson
Annual Fund Director
Mary Spencer
Alumni Director
Crystal Watkins ’99
Advancement Services
Director and Parents’
Association Liaison
Deb Crnkovic
Administrative Assistant
and Database Manager
Sally Palmquist
Annual Report Editor
Mary Spencer
Graphic Design
Pena Design, Inc.
Photography
Irfan Latimer, Ginny Nayden,
Josh Reynolds ‘91, Margie
Ross, Mary MacLeod, Kathleen
McCulloch, Mary Spencer, and
Crystal Watkins. Special thanks
to members of the faculty
who provided photography
during the school year.
We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in compiling our lists of donors. If your name has been listed incorrectly or
omitted, please contact the Advancement Office and accept our very sincere apologies.
The Key School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, religion, color, sexual orientation, or national origin in
administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid and loan programs, and athletic and other schooladministered programs.
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