2011-2012 derby academy annual report of giving

A look back at 2011-2012Derby Academy

Year in Review • Derby Day 2012 • 2011-2012 Annual Report of Giving

Ivy Butterworth Retires

40 historical years at Derby

From the Head of SchoolAndrea Archer

The long, quiet days of summer allow time to look back on the year and to reflect on the moments that will define it in years to come. In a school that is over 200 years old it is both rewarding and challenging to try to create new and interesting opportunities that move the school forward in meaningful ways. It is a credit to the faculty, administration, parents and students that engaging programs and events make each year fresh and unique.

Highlights of this year will differ for each of us but for me include the poise with which the students accepted a check from Mark Wahlberg for $30,000 to support financial aid efforts, the delight of students as they read their messages on the tree ornaments to benefit Children’s Hospital, the spectacle of tiny skaters weaving around Mr. Mleskco at the family skate, the enthralled faces of grandparents and grand-friends as they participated in class activities, the laughter on the tennis court at the Derby Golf & Tennis Tournament, and the tears of joy and appreciation as we bid farewell to beloved colleague, Ivy Butterworth, and the Class of 2012 on Derby Day.

While we place student learning at the forefront at Derby we are equally inspired and sustained by the accumulation of the little things that make a big difference to daily life on campus. Children here are happy to learn in part because their program is enriched; they can use technology creatively, spend time out of doors learning about nature, experience great authors first hand, view inspiring art during field trips and produce their own masterpieces in class. Learning comes alive when resources are plentiful and varied because parents and faculty work together to provide an environment that is stimulating and intellectually vibrant.

Your gifts to the Annual Fund, involvement in class projects and support of the Parent Association and special events has made it possible for us to provide generous resources to teachers and to offer students the highest quality education possible. On behalf of the entire Derby community thank you. Derby Academy would not be the school it is today without your generous support.

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The Year in Review 2• Monthly highlights• A Tribute to Ivy Butterworth: Beloved history

teacher retires after 40 years • Last Chapel • Derby Day

The Class of 2012 - Where are they now? 16

The 2012 Derby Academy Golf & Tennis Tournament 18

The 2011-2012 Annual Report of Giving 20

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SEPTEM

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theyearatFirstChapelwithstoriesof theItsyBitsySpider'scourageousjourney.

• TheentireschoolgatheredforaspecialopeningpicnicwherewemadePinwheelsforPeace.

• TheThirdGradevisitedPlimothPlantationandtheMayflower(pictureleft).

• Morethan100schoolrepresentativescametocampustoparticipateinthe16thAnnualSecondarySchoolFair.

• MiddleandUpperSchoolstudentstookpartinOutdoorEducationadventures.

• DerbystudentsandfacultymembersperfectedtheirsmilesforSchoolPictureDay.

• TheJoannChandlerMitchellVisitingAuthorseriesbroughtJackGantostocampus.

• TheEnrichmentCouncilhostedmotivationalspeakerChrisWaddell.

• ActorMarkWahlberg(pictured)presentedadonationtoDerbyonbehalf of thenewWahlburgersrestaurant,providingfinancialassistancetoanincomingstudent.

• TheentireschoolenjoyedtheFallFair(pictured).

• StudentsandfacultydonnedtheircostumesfortheHalloweenparade.

• TheAdvancementOfficeorganizedourfirstHomecomingSpiritEvent!

• StudentstookpartinserviceprojectsbenefitingUNICEF,HopeinBloom,BostonChildren'sHospitalandWellspring.

• TheLowerSchoolheldtheirAnnualMathNightfamilyfestivities.

• ThethirdgradeputontheirThanksgivingplay.

• Thesixthgradeperformed"DearEdwina"(pictured).

•UpperSchoolathletesexcelledintheirvarioussportingevents.

• YoungalumsreturnedtocampusfortheAnnualTurkeyDayReunion.

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Highlights of 2011-2012


• ReganO'Donnellandherclassmatesraisedcloseto$7,000forherFoleyPrizeProjectbysellinghand-madeornaments.

• UpperSchoolstudentsintheCulinarySculptureartselectivemadefestiveGingerbreadhouses,igloosandotherarchitecturalendeavors(pictured).

• Studentsof allagesparticipatedinvariousholidayprogramsrangingfromclassroomactivitiesandchoralconcertstotheMiddleSchool'sperformanceof "HolidayTraditions"andtheUpperSchool'sproductionof "LetThereBeLight."

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• ThePre-KindergartenclasstookpartinaPajamaPancakeParty.

• TheKindergartentraveledtoWellspringtolearnaboutthefoodpantryandservicestheyprovide.

• FirstgradestudentsexploredtheChildren'sMuseuminBoston,andsomeof themevenmanagedtoputthemselvesinsidegiantbubbles(pictured).

• MiddleandUpperSchoolstudentsgroovedwiththePoetryRappers.

• ThirdgradersinvolvedtheirparentsintheFitnessFair,aneventthatwaspartof theirIPCunit.

• Thefirstsnowfallof theyearhappened.

• TheParentsAssociation’sannualWinterGetawaywasahugesuccess!

DECEM

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• TheJoannChandlerMitchellVisitingAuthorserieshostedBrianLies(picturedright).

• Dr.MichaelThompsonlunchedwithparentsandfacilitatedadiscussionaboutchilddevelopment.

• Grades2-6performedintheirChoralConcert.

• TheDerbycommunitygatheredtogetherforaspecialfree-skate,shoot-outandannualAlum/ParentHockeyGame(pictured).

• TheParentsAssociationheldaFaculty/Staff AppreciationSocial.

• EighthgraderswentontheirannualSkiTrip.

• Derbyhockeyhistorywasmadewiththefirstall-girlsgame.



• Thirdgradersheldafamilyartday(picturedtopleft).

• ThesecondgradeheldtheirAuthor'sTea(picturedbottomleft).

• TheJoAnnChandlerMitchellVisitingAuthorserieshostedJenniferRichardJacobson.

• WecelebratedMadameSarahDerby's298thbirthday-eighthgraderstouredOldShipChurchandOldDerbyAcademy,andvisitedSarahDerby'sgrave(picturedbelow).

• Grandparentsandspecialfriendsvisitedcampusfortheannual"GrandFriendsDay."

• TheAISNEaccreditationteamcompletedtheirvisit.

• UpperSchoolstudentstookpartintheirWellnessCollaborativeprogram.

• AstronautStevenBowen,fromCohasset,spoketostudentsabouthisadventuresinouterspace.

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• TheUpperSchoolperformed"WillyWonkaJunior"(pictured).

• Pre-KindergartenerscelebratedDr.Seuss'birthdaywithahatparty.

• TheUpperSchoolhadaspecialShakespearepresentation.

• TheWinterAthleticAssemblyhonoredMiddleandUpperSchoolstudentathletes.

• SixthgraderstookpartintheDAREprogram.

• TheMiddleSchooltookpartinaD-TeamserviceprojectwithCradlestoCrayons.M

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• TheParentsAssociationorganizedtheTalentShow,heldtheirannualend-of-yearmeetingandhostedafun-filledFaculty/Staff AppreciationLunch.

• Theentireschool(includingfamilies!)turnedoutfortheFieldDayfestivities,whichbroughtwinsbytheLightsandToppersandgreatfunforeveryone(picturedtopleftandmiddleleft).

• ArtsNightandArtsMorningdisplayedthevariousartistictalentsof allstudents,rangingfromdrawing,sewingandsculpturetopainting,photography,performancesandmore.

• TheSpringSportsAssemblyhonoredourMiddleandUpperSchoolathletes.

• TheClassof 2012celebratedtheirsportscareersduringtheGrade8AthleticAppreciationDessert.

• FifthgradersheldtheirannualInternationalNightfestivities.

• SixthgradersgraduatedfromtheDAREprogram;fivestudentswerehonoredaswinnersinthepostercompetition(picturedbottomleft).

• Pre-KindergartenandKindergartenhostedaMathMorning.

• FirstgradehadasuccessfulToyFair(picturedbelow).

• ThirdgradestudentspresentedtheirprojectsattheInventionConvention.

• ThefirstDerbyGolf &TennisTournamenttookplace.


Highlights of 2011-2012JUNE

• Theyearwrappedupwithfinalexamsandprojects,aPALSicecreampartyandInstrumentalMusicLessonprogramrecitals.

• EighthGraderReganO'DonnellandherFoleyPrizeProjectraisedmorethan$10,000fortheBostonChildren'sHospital.

• UpperSchoolstudentstookpartintheMysteryBusandUpperSchoolDinnerDance(picturedsecondfromtop).

• TheLowerSchoolcelebratedtheendoftheyearwithaspecialpicnicpartyforstudentsandfamilies.

• LastChapelandDerbyDayfestivitiestookplace,includingtheannualluncheonforgraduatesandtheirfamilies(picturedtop).

• DuringtheDerbyDayservices,Headof SchoolAndreaArcherannouncedthatintributetoMrs.Butterworth,thehistorydepartmentawardwouldbenamedforher.Thecitationreads,“TheElviraButterworthAwardforHistorywillbepresentedannuallytotheeighthgradestudentwhobestexemplifiesMrs.Butterworth’spassion,curiosityandtalentforhistory.”Mrs.Butterworthreceivedastandingovation(picturedbottomright).

• AspecialAfternoonTeagatheringwasheldatMrs.Archer’shometohonorMrs.Butterworthandherretirementafter40yearsatDerby.Derbyalums,teachersandclosefriendsgatheredtowishMrs.Butterworthwell(picturedbelow).

• SummerCampsbegan(picturedthirdfromtop).

Read on as we cover the end of the 2011-2012 school year at Derby Academy, starting with Mrs. Ivy Butterworth's retirement, next page.


CARL: What were some of the factors that led you to make a career in teaching?

IVY: I was interested in teaching at a young age. I remember being a 10-year-old child growing up in the Washington, DC area and lining up all the neighborhood kids in order to organize Spelling Bees. I was playing the role of teacher to kids my own age which felt comfortable. Both my parents were teachers; I'm sure that played a part in shaping my decision. In fact, my husband Rick taught math full-time at Massasoit Community College for 42 years and so my daughter, Heidi '95, and son, Todd '97, grew up in a house of teachers much the same as I did. Perhaps not so surprisingly, both became teachers themselves – math, not history! Apparently, my children witnessed firsthand the pleasure both my husband and I derived from teaching.

CARL: You earned a B.A. in History and German from Vanderbilt along with your teaching certification and Master's Degree in History from UNC – Chapel Hill. What stands out most prevalently in your memories of those years?

IVY: The history professors at UNC were amazing teachers who instilled in me a genuine appreciation for the depth of the subject matter. My focus of study was on European and Russian history and I was particularly drawn to social history, that is—its human side, the story of history. This is what I have emphasized in my own teaching over the years.

CARL: Are there any particular comments from students during your long tenure at Derby that you will never forget?

IVY: A couple of what I would term 'notable quotables' come to mind. A student once asked me: "Who was your favorite president when you were alive?" I responded, "You mean I died and went to heaven or am I in the other place?" Another time, I was describing to one of my Derby classes how during the Cuban Missile Crisis my fellow classmates and I would be

forced to take cover on occasion by hiding underneath our school desks. One student responded with the following question: "You mean you were alive when something happened in history?!!"

CARL: What are your plans for life after Derby?

IVY: I will start by throwing away my alarm clock. I plan to travel with my husband, who retired in June, 2011. Some places I have yet to visit that

Honoring 40 years at DerbyIvy Butterworth retired last June after serving 40 years on the faculty of Derby Academy. In that time span she donned many hats, some of which include: Grade 7 European history teacher; Grade 8 World Cultures teacher (Russia, China, Japan, "Facing History and Ourselves"); History Department Head; World Awareness Group Advisor; and Derby's "Good News Lady," leading the Sunshine Fund. She has made the discipline of history accessible, absorbing, meaningful and inspiring to hundreds of Derby graduates who developed their study skills and critical thinking skills in her classroom and became forever touched by the wisdom she imparted. Two of those students, Peter Condrick '90 and Peter Newby '98, subsequently became colleagues of Mrs. Butterworth on the Derby faculty. She would not allow her passion for teaching and her knowledge-base of history to become stale, continually replenishing herself with professional courses and programs of study as well as with extensive summertime travel to such areas of the world as Russia, Japan, Egypt, England, Italy, Peru and Costa Rica. In a recent conversation with former Derby faculty member Carl Schwaber, Ivy shared some reflections on four decades of teaching at Derby:

An Interview with Mrs. Ivy Butterworth


Conversations with Ivy are always stimulating because of her sharp intelligence, her vast store of knowledge about a wide variety of topics, her great sense of humor and

her unique perspective on life. I am also drawn to her caring, sensitive and supportive spirit. Ivy inspires me to be a better person. I treasure my time with my favorite walking partner! - Thalia McMillion, Auxiliary Programs Director

Ivy has been a creative force for our holiday programs. When we produced the traditional Christmas pageants, she personally directed everything to do with the nativity scenes. It was beautiful to behold and truly memorable for many generations of Derby students and their families. When we moved to the multicultural seasonal celebrations that represent our 21st Century society, she has sung with the students, played the violin with the band, and after the show always rolled up her sleeves to help with the clean-up.-- Alice McWilliams, Curriculum Coordinator and Arts Dept. Head

I met Ivy Butterworth on the very first day I was hired at Derby, in late May of 1978, when I visited the campus to see Derby in action. The students sat with their desks in a circle as Ivy led them in a serious discussion about Marx, Lenin, and the rise of communism in Russia. This was pretty heady stuff for a group of 8th graders just a week away from the end of school. I was immediately impressed not only with the students' thoughtful and articulate comments, but also by how their teacher kept prodding them gently to formulate more precise ideas, to provide greater supporting details for their assertions, and to think more deeply about what they were studying and what relevance it might have for them in their own lives. This was serious learning and serious teaching. I knew from day one what a master teacher Ivy was.

-Rev. Michael Connelly, World Languages Dept. Head, English Dept. Head

Honoring Ivy Butterworth - 40 years at Derby Academy, cont.interest me include Hawaii, Alaska and Israel. I want to spend more time with friends and family. My son, Todd, and his wife recently moved from Wisconsin to Danvers, MA, so that their one-year old daughter could live in close proximity to both sets of grandparents. I want to take courses in history, art and music. Of course, I will continue to play violin in the Quincy Symphony Orchestra.

CARL: What was it that kept you here at this school for so long, sustained you personally, invigorated you professionally? To put it another way: what will you miss most about Derby?

IVY: The opportunity to work with eager, funny, academically-oriented students is something I never took for granted here and will always cherish. As well, I will always be grateful for my having been surrounded by colleagues who, as well as being dedicated professionals, are warm, caring human beings who from the start embraced me as a member of the community and never let me forget that I was a

part of it. They provided both my children with an excellent formative education accompanied by personal care and attention. And they showed up in force to support me—in both tangible and non-tangible ways—during times of sadness, as when my mother died of congestive heart failure in 2002, and times of joy, as when my first grandchild was born in 2011.

CARL: In what ways did you change as a teacher over the years? What do you know now that you did not know when you began working here?

IVY: I became more student-oriented in my teaching style over time and more relaxed as far as the atmosphere I created and maintained in my classroom. I learned to be much more involved with my students and to genuinely share their joys and concerns. I did not know when I began teaching here in 1972 how much I would come to love teaching seventh and eight graders. I have had some wonderful classes over the years.


Honoring Ivy Butterworth - Tributes from former colleagues and students


She is a remarkable woman with a strong and active faith, with sound musical ability, and with a host of students—men and women—who are the luckiest bunch in the world to be able to call her 'friend.' I was thinking about Elvira the other day and about how to use prepositions. She was one to teach the students how to think inside the box, outside the box, over the box, under the box, around the box, through the box--there was no boxing Ivy or her students in! -- Connie Chapin, former English Dept. Head/ Middle School Coordinator

Ivy took her teaching very seriously and worked hard at it. She was known to be a tough but fair grader who returned quizzes, papers and tests promptly—and always with suggestions as to how to improve. She taught her students how to think their way through a history course, not just to regurgitate information. Year after year alums would return to Derby to thank Ivy for their excellent preparation for secondary school: outlining, writing the essay, preparing for tests and taking notes in class.- Jay Sadlon, Former Assistant Head of School and Director of Admission

Ivy Butterworth is the best teacher I ever had. In her classes, history became real and exciting. I still remember the assignments: write a letter home as a soldier in the trenches in France during WWI; create a fictional country and decide how it will be governed; compose a ballad that tells the story of a hero. She really cared about her students and encouraged us to think critically about history and mid-1980's current events—the nuclear arms race, the Chernobyl disaster, the thaw in US-Soviet relations, the famine in Africa, the explosion of Space Shuttle Challenger—events now part of history. In the days before the internet, iPhone, YouTube and SMART Board, she helped connect her students to the world and to the past. Thank you, Ivy, for all you have done for Derby and for your students. I will always think of the small white building next to the driveway as your classroom, where history came to life.-- Elizabeth Tobey '86, Researcher, Project 100, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.

It was Ivy from the start who influenced me the most to pursue my passion for history. She did not simply teach. Rather, she bought to life the people and ideas so vividly that you couldn't help but think you had witnessed the events yourself. She was a bard singing a tale that energized our imaginations and gave voice to people long since gone but still so very much relevant. I can remember doing a presentation in her class on Magellan for which I built a model of his ship with LEGOs, dressed up as Magellan and reenacted his voyage using first-person narration. This experience would be the ignition point for my own passion for historical reenacting and eventually the vocation of teaching. I will be in her debt always.-- Peter Condrick '90, Derby Academy History Teacher

I remember the discussions we had on the literature Ivy introduced. The books The Wave and Chernowitz allowed her to demonstrate that the sentiments of a particular decade could still live on in the present. I remember creating short dramatic skits to reenact important events in China's history and the old record player she pulled out for us to listen to the voices of anger and distrust coming from American citizens regarding the Vietnam War. She would share primary sources with us on the classroom couches and we'd watch slide shows of art and of her travels to the Soviet Union. We read news articles and covers of periodicals from Time Magazine before and after the world learned who Hitler really was. She made us feel as though we had discovered everything we learned on our own. I remember her often replying to open-ended questions with "Well, I want to know why you think that happened." There are people out there now writing books on methods of teaching that Ivy has put in place over the last forty years. -- Peter Newby '98, Derby Academy Grade 4 Teacher

- Written and Compiled by Carl Schwaber

Ivy Butterworth, Jay Sadlon and Judie Stolp


For her "promise as a student and genuine interest in and love for history," Caley Drooff was presented the History Award by History Department Head Ivy Butterworth.

Kelsey Farden was the recipient of the Susan Feins '85 Science Award, presented by Department Head Janet Fuller. This award is given to the student in the eighth grade with the highest academic average in science.

For "excellence in writing," Grace McMeekin received the Wheelwright Family Prize for English, presented by English Department Head Michael Connolly and English Teacher Rich Andriole.

The Martignetti Prize in Modern Languages is awarded to the eighth grade student in French or Spanish whose passion for the language has led to consistently superior achievement. The 2012 award was given to Aly Clinton, pictured with Department Head Michael Connolly, Marion Martignetti and French Teacher Alison Armour.

Math Teacher Jerry Boardman and Math Department Head Kathy Conwell presented the Francis J. Ranieri Mathematics Award to Ellora Rich.

For his "demonstrated love of music, through exceptional effort, enthusiasm and positive attitude," Andy Scheerer received the Zildjian Music Award, pictured with Music Teacher Mark Rabuck and Arts Department Head Alice McWilliams.

The Coyle/Driscoll Art Prize is awarded for creativity, innovation, self-expression, experimentation or technical proficiency in artistic mediums. The recipient was Bri Condon, pictured with Arts Department Head Alice McWilliams and Art Teacher Mary Ellen Olson.

Matt Tracy received the Latin Prize, given to the eighth grade student who "displays a depth of understanding and a passion for Latin studies." Pictured with Department Head Michael Connolly.

Last Chapel - June 7, 2012


Kelsey Farden gave the eighth grade address on behalf of the Class of 2012.

Camden Vassallo received the Edward R. Foley Citizenship Prize, given by the Tedeschi Family. This award is presented to the seventh grader who has exhibited principles of respect and kindness towards others. Camden is pictured with Head of School Andrea Archer, Ralph and Kevin Tedeshi.

Spirit Team Captain Abbie McLean accepted the cup for the Toppers, winner of the Girls Intramural Competition, presented by Head of Girls Athletics Heather Heuer.

Spirit Team Captain Eric Seewald accepted the cup for the Lights, winner of the Boys Intramural Competition, presented by Head of Boys Athletics Nathan Chase.

Head of Boys Athletics Nathan Chase presented Alison Armour with the E. Brooks Robbins Award, given to the coach "who continually inspires our athletes at all levels to strive for excellence and appreciate the value of good sportsmanship."

Abbie McLean was selected from the group of Derby Lifers (those who have completed 10 years of study at Derby) to present the eighth grade class gift.

Head of School Andrea Archer named Kelsey Farden and Ellora Rich as Parade Marshals for the 2012 Derby Day Parade, an honor given to the two highest academically ranked students in the graduating class.

English Teacher Rich Andriole and French Teacher Alison Armour joined together to deliver the Faculty Address for the eighth grade class.


Clockwise from top: The 2012 Derby Day Choral Concert.

Parade Marshals Kelsey Farden and Ellora Rich prepare to lead the parade.

Graduates sing during the Derby Day graduation services.

Matthew Tracey touches his boutinnerre as he reads his program.

Derby Day Speaker Rev. Nancy Taylor from Old South Church tells us that "June 8th is a good day."

Entering New North Church.

The annual ringing of the bell to signify the start of the Derby Day Parade by Class of 2012 members (l-r) Avery Devlin, Eric Seewald, Kelsey Farden, Abbie McLean, Madeline Murphy and Ellora Rich.

Derby Day - June 8, 2012


Clockwise from top left: A view of New North Church during the Derby Day Graduation.

Head of School Andrea Archer and Maggie Di Pesa, Madame Sarah Derby Pin Winner.

Mrs. Archer and Avery Devlin, Academy Pin Winner.

Mrs. Archer and Grade 3 Teacher Lisa Baxter, winner of the Tom Waters Faculty Award.

One last rugby scrum with the graduating team members.

A partial group shot of the Class of 2012 taken during the luncheon held at Old Derby Academy.

Regan O'Donnell and Andie Minicus leave New North Church.

Walking up the hill to Old Derby Academy after graduation.


Head of School, Andrea Archer, faculty and trustees, parents, families and friends ... and, not least, the Class of 2012, including my hosts, Avery and Madeline ... Greetings, grace and peace. Avery and Madeline coached me on this lecture. They said it should be brief, funny and meaningful. If I fail at any or all of these, it is not their fault. They tried their best. Thank you for the honor and privilege of sharing with you this most spectacular, rain-free day.

June 8th is a good day. It was on June 8th in 1786, in New York City, that a certain food was commercially produced for the very first time: ice cream. That makes June 8th a good day! Amen?

It was on June 8th in 1867 that Frank Lloyd Wright was born ... architect, interior designer, writer, educator, inventor and practitioner of organic architecture. June 8th is a good day. Amen?

It was on June 8th in 1917 that Walt Disney graduated from High School. Walt Disney ... film producer, director, screenwriter, voice actor, animator, entrepreneur, entertainer, and philanthropist. June 8th is a good day. Amen?

It was on June 8th in 1953 that the US Supreme Court outlawed segregated lunch counters. June 8th is a good day.

It is the day the class of 2012, this magical class, this special class, is graduated from Derby Academy. June 8th is a good day. Amen?

Class of 2012, I invite you on this day, on this June 8th, to travel in your imaginations to Rome's Sistine Chapel, to look up into its great vaulted ceiling, vivid and undulating with Michelangelo's frescos... Can you see it in your minds' eyes?

On the central panel, among the greatest, grandest, most evocative works from any human hand: Michelangelo's Creation of Adam … Can you see it in your mind's eye? God's powerful body stretched to its full majesty and might, is supported by angels in flight and wrapped in a mantle, God leans and reaches towards Adam … Adam, represented as a resting athlete, languidly reaches his hand toward God's hand, his finger towards God's finger. Those inches between Adam's finger and God's have been described as the most electric, charged, sizzling inches in all of space.

It is the act of creation ... of creativity ... of connectivity and relationship between human and divine, heaven and earth. It is in that space between God's finger and Adam's—that space so charged, electric, sizzling—that are found the mysteries of life and death, good and evil, flesh and spirit, eternity and time, lament and celebration, mercy and judgment, despair and hope.

Here is what I know: It was from within that space—in that electric and charged space, that most creative and inspired space—that Frank Lloyd Wright (the anniversary of whose birthday this is) imagined and designed structures which harmonized humanity and our environment ... human habitat and nature. It was from within just such a space that he imagined Falling Water and New York's Guggenheim Museum.

It was from within that space, so alive and vibrant, that Walt Disney (the anniversary of whose own graduation day this is) created Mickey Mouse, the Lion King and the Skeleton Dance ... invented characters, voices, movement, color and stories that have brought us together across generations, made us laugh and cry, wonder and fly.

It was deep within that space that college students in the south in the 1950's, black students, students who tutored themselves in non-violence, who practiced courage, dared sit at whites-only lunch counters. It was in that holy and hellish space that they suffered shame and pain, spitting and beating, arrest and jail ... and helped changed the course of American history.

It was in that space—those inches between God's finger and Adam's, between earth and heaven, justice and mercy, right and wrong—that the US Supreme Court wrestled with the matter of legalized segregation and, on this day—June 8th—in 1953, made such segregation illegal in our nation's capital ... because segregation was then and is now immoral, unjust, cruel and ugly ... and unworthy of the human spirit.

Here's my challenge to you, graduates, class of 2012 ...find your way, make your way into those inches between God's finger and Adam's finger – where you are most alive, most complete, human and earthly, yet sparked with divinity ... stand in that space, study in it, play in it, learn and dance in it.

Judaism and Christianity—the religions that inspired Michelangelo's brush—claim this: that you are—each and everyone one of you is—created in the image of the Creator God.You were and are created creative ... created to be creative ... to live creatively: inventively, resourcefully, wittily, and with imagination. Created to live and work, to love and to play in that charged space ... where things matter.

I charge you, Class of 2012—this special class, this passionate class—be creative ... but not only in the arts and sciences ... be creative in mercy.

June 8th is a good day.

The 221st Derby Day LectureThis Space, by Nancy S. Taylor, Senior Minister, Old South Church in Boston, June 8, 2012


Be creative, Class of 2012, be creative in justice ... as were those brave,

bold, disciplined young college students who sat down at lunch counters and endured abuse,

physical and otherwise.

Be creative Class of 2012, in your generosity ... as was Madame Derby ... to whose financial generosity, grit and grace, we are indebted today. Be creative in generosity.

Be creative, Class of 2012, in bringing delight to others ... as was Walt Disney ...

Here's my challenge to you, graduates, Class of 2012 ... don't be afraid of this charged space ... It can be tense and contested, tricky and treacherous ... but it is where the action is ... it is where what happens matters.

This charged and sizzling space isn't confined to the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel ... it can be summoned by you in the classroom and study hall, on the athletic fields and on the stage, in the laboratory and the observatory ... It can be uncovered in the history text and in the novel ... and in quiet conversation with a friend, under the stars

Class of 2012: your parents and grandparents, your teachers and coaches, have equipped you with what it takes to live deeply and well ... to operate in this high and holy space ... to make a difference to make your life matter.

Now, go for it. Go for it. Make it matter.

BENEDICTION

May you know the ingenuity of Frank Lloyd Wright, the gutsy generosity of Sarah Derby, the playfulness of Mr. Disney, the imagination of Michelangelo, the uncommon courage of those college students who changed and shaped American history, and the cool sweetness of ice cream. Go from this place loving God so much, that you love nothing else too much. And fearing God just enough, that you need fear nothing else at all. Amen.

Where are they now?

The Class of 2012

Boston College High SchoolBrian Humphreys

Boston Latin AcademyJardel Costa

Boston University AcademyMatt Tracy

Brooks SchoolAndy Scheerer

The Cambridge School of WestonReese Moehlenkamp

Choate Rosemary HallLanie Schwartz

Cohasset High SchoolGrace McMeekin

Dana Hall SchoolShauna Kennedy

Dexter SchoolKyle HeffernanDakorite Ojuka

Graham Schwandt

Duxbury High SchoolEric Seewald

The Governor's AcademyGraham McOsker

Hingham High SchoolBecca Collins

Amy KirkDaniel Kylander

Grace McNicholsJack Noonan

Middlesex SchoolCaroline Daley

Milton AcademyBri Condon

Maddie DewireMike DurkinCali Giuggio

Andie MinicusMadeline Murphy

Ellora RichCassie Warwick

Notre Dame AcademyCharlotte AllardMaggie Di PesaGrace Nedeau

Pembroke High SchoolCharlotte Bosworth

Phillips Exeter AcademyAly Clinton

Pomfret SchoolSammy Rowell

St. Paul's SchoolKarlee Koswick

St. Sebastian's SchoolJD Dietrich

Tabor AcademyZach Lowe

Maura Woods

Thayer AcademyEmily Barron

Brendan CarrollAvery DevlinCaley DrooffKelsey FardenAbbie McLean

Regan O'Donnell

Xaverian Brothers High SchoolWilliam Chave

Missing from photo: Andrea Minicus and Dakorite Ojuka

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It could not have been a more beautiful day on May 17, 2012 as Derby Academy hosted its first Golf & Tennis Tournament at the Oyster Harbors Golf Club in Osterville. Seventy-four golfers and ten tennis players enjoyed the magnificent setting for a wonderful day that included a relaxing lunch, tennis round robin, golf scramble and best ball, an amazing silent auction, delicious buffet dinner and lively awards ceremony.

The event raised an impressive $39,574 for financial aid and brought together Derby faculty, parents, parents of alumni, new parents and friends. A tremendous thank you to the enthusiastic committee members and volunteers who worked tirelessly to make the day a great success.

Committee Members

Jay Sadlon, Honorary Chair

Greg Murphy, Co-Chair

Dan McCarron, Co-Chair

Nicole Benjamin

Susan Blair

Frank & Chris Brophy

Heather Kelly

Anne-Marie Mullen

Sean Mullaney

Maria Murphy

Lindsay Rentz

Lynne Schwandt

Nancy & Dave Woods

Tournament Sponsors

Derby Sponsor - $10,000Anonymous

Hersey Sponsor - $5,000Derby Academy Board of Trustees

Will and Lori Donnellan

The Garvey Family

Lincoln Sponsor - $2,500Maureen and Mike Pace

Blue Sponsor - $1,250Hingham Institution for Savings

The Geoff Murphy Family

MECO Environmental Services, Inc.

FriendsLibby and Bill Allard

Steven Ginns

Jeff Hartwell

Prospect Building Services, Inc.

Golf Hole Sponsors

Ben '11 and Sam Cook '11

Curtis Liquors of Weymouth/Cohasset

Derby Academy Board of Trustees

Will and Lori Donnellan

The Garvey Family

Herzog Landscaping

Hingham Institution for Savings

The Maher Family

Mary-Kate McKenna

MECO Environmental Services, Inc.

The Geoff Murphy Family

Olson Lewis and Architects

Mike and Maureen Pace

The Schwartz Family

Susan Blair, David and Alex Shukis '06

The Derby Academy Golf & Tennis Tournament

May 2012 • Oyster Harbors Golf Club

1. Best Ball Winners (l-r) Jim Morgan, Golf Tournament Chair and Derby Parent Greg Murphy, Geoff Murphy and Rick Curtis. 2. Tennis players Lindsay Rentz, Judy Stavis, Head of School Andrea Archer, Mary Kate McKenna, Libby Allard, Nicole Benjamin, Jen Walsh, Kristen Maxwell and Ali McLean. 3. Tennis Tournament winners Jen Walsh (first) and Judy Stavis (runner-up). 4. Parents Mike and Heather Kelly with their teammates. 5. Derby Parents Mark Jones and Deborah and Peter Farley. 6. Parent Steve Giuggio, Trustee Mike Barron, Athletic Director Paul Daly and Parent Paul Devlin. 7. New grandparent Terry Ray, new parent Sean Ray and his team. 8. Parent Jerry Garvey (second from left) and his team. 9. Scramble Winners Business Manager Doug Shropshire, Director of Enrollment Scot Chandler, Teacher Mark Rabuck and Frank Brophy (husband of Chris Brophy, Admission Assistant). 10. A panoramic view of the many golfers before they headed out on the course.

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2011-2012 Annual Report of Giving

Derby Academy

Please note: This Annual Report of Giving covers the fiscal year from July 1, 2011, to June 30, 2012 and includes all gifts and pledges received as of June 30. In the lists of donors, we have tried to acknowledge all of the trustees, parents, alumni/ae, grandparents, faculty and staff, and friends who made gifts to the school during the 2011 – 2012 fiscal year. We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted any names. We hope that you will inform us of any error so that we can correct our records.

To our many volunteers, thank you!Meeting Derby's financial needs is a group endeavor. Many thanks to the trustees, parents and alumni/ae listed on the first page of this Annual Report of Giving who have given so generously of their time and resources in helping Derby meet its fundraising goals. Congratulations on a job well done, and many thanks for your continued commitment.

Joanne ButterfieldJulie ChandlerConny ComptonBette FerrisKris GoldbergEllen Herzfelder

Julie JonesHugh KellyDonna MagoonJay McOskerStacy MullaneyMaria Murphy

Suzanne NardiChristie O'ConnorMaureen PaceLisa RichardsLaurel StruzzieroWalter Sullivan '79

Annual Fund Parent CommitteeMaureen D. Pace – ChairAndrea ArcherSusan BlairCatherine O. CantillonRobert L. CrawfordEllen Roy Herzfelder

M. Kearin LewisMaria Martignetti MurphyTobey C. O'BrienLindsay RentzWalter B. Sullivan '79

Development Committee

Walter B. Sullivan '79 President

Jonathan H. Cook Treasurer

Robert L. Crawford Secretary

Andrea Archer, Head of School, ex-officio

Michael F. Barron

Susan Blair

Catherine O. Cantillon

Mark G. Clayton

Wendy Carr Ellison '75

Anne D. Fleming

Sharon D. Fownes

Joseph R. Harold III '83

Ellen Roy Herzfelder

M. Kearin Lewis

Russell B. MacPherson

Edward C. Maher

Daniel McCarron

Mary-Kate McKenna

Ellen B. Mitchell '85

Maria Martignetti Murphy

Tobey C. O'Brien

Maureen D. Pace

Lindsay Rentz, President, Parents Association, ex-officio

Leigh Schwartz

Geoffrey S. Theobald

Christopher J. Williams '79

Trustees Emeriti:

Jane Cheever Carr '50

Harry W. Healey, Jr.

Patricia B. Leggat

Lisa M. Loring

Bruce H. Minevitz

Board of Trustees 2011–2012

Derby Academy Annual Report of Giving 21

As the Chair of the Development Committee, I continue to be impressed by both the loyalty and the generosity of the families who support Derby. Once again, this year, we exceeded our Annual Fund goal and raised $507,092 for the school's operating budget. The contributions of each and every member

of the community made this success possible.

The Advancement Team led this year by Ellen Potter has focused on bringing a renewed energy to the development efforts at Derby. Ellen, Squeakie and Jami built on the traditional alumi/ae, parent and grandparent events and launched some new ones to include a Fall Spirit event and a Spring Golf and Tennis Tournament. The Golf and Tennis Tournament was an unqualified success and raised an additional $39,574 for the Financial Aid budget.

One of Derby's strengths is the depth of commitment of its constituents. Together the generosity of trustees, parents, parents of alumni/ae, alumni/ae, faculty, friends and even current students helps to sustain the extraordinary educational opportunities offered to students. As a result we are able to enroll students who would not otherwise be able to afford an independent school education and teachers are able to avail themselves of extraordinary professional development opportunities both locally and internationally. This year, for example, each teacher was given an iPad so that the students in each classroom can benefit from the best of tablet technology. On behalf of the students, faculty and administration please accept my deepest gratitude for continuing to make Derby a priority in your charitable giving.

Sincerely, Maureen D. Pace P'15, '17Development Committee Chair, Board of Trustees

Message from Maureen D. Pace, Chair of the Development Committee

INCOME

Tuition - 86% Auxiliary Programs, Rentals, Fees - 7%Annual Giving - 5%Endowment Investment Income - 2%

EXPENSES

Salaries & Benefits - 65%Financial Aid - 10%Administrative - 2%Instruction & Student Support - 9 %Buildings & Grounds - 13%Fundraising - 1%


Sarah Derby Society Gift of $15,000 or moreKathleen and Jerold GarveyMs. Ellen Roy Herzfelder and Mr. Bruce HerzfelderMr. and Mrs. Philip A. NoonanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Leigh Schwartz

Ezekiel Hersey Society Gift of $10,000 or moreMr. and Mrs. David H. Ellison (Wendy Carr Ellison '75)Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. and Sharon FownesMr. and Mrs. Hugh M. KellyMrs. Robert W. LewisMr. and Mrs. James T. and Mary-Kate McKennaMaria Martignetti Murphy and J. Gregory MurphyMs. Susan Blair and Mr. David T. Shukis

Benjamin Lincoln Society Gift of $7,500 or moreMr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. CookMr. and Mrs. Robert K. McConnaugheyMr. and Mrs. Metri R. MetriMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Minicus, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Maureen Pace

John Thaxter Society Gift of $5,000 or moreMr. and Mrs. William J. AllardMr. and Mrs. Michael F. BarronMr. and Mrs. Adam BenjaminJane Cheever Carr '50Mr. and Mrs. James P. CompsonDr. and Mrs. Mazen EneyniLeota Van-De-Veere Gonzalez '63

Mr. and Mrs. Mark JonesMs. Jane L. Roy and Mr. Luciano LaurettiMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Maher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McCarronMs. Soumaya Ramiz and Mr. Abdellatif NaanaaMr. and Mrs. Bart J. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O'DonnellDr. and Mrs. David V. RagoneMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. SharpeMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. StavisMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Wolford

Daniel Shute SocietyGift of $3,000 or moreMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. BehennaMrs. Mary-Kathryn BertelliMr. and Mrs. Peter ButterfieldDr. and Mrs. Michael A. GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. GomezMr. and Mrs. Vincent C. GubitosiAmy Sylvester Katoh '55Mr. and Mrs. Michael KelleyMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. KeohanMr. and Mrs. Nevin MarkwartMr. Robert McGeeMr. and Mrs. Lance McInerneyMr. Charles D. Byrne and Ms. Ellen B. Mitchell '85Mr. and Mrs. Robert StruzzieroMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Walsh

1784 Ebenezer Gay Society Gift of $1,784 or moreAndrea and Paul ArcherMr. and Mrs. Simon BartlettaMr. and Mrs. Bradford S. CaronDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ClancyMr. and Mrs. John P. DiRicoMr. and Mrs. James DurkinMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FarleyMr. and Mrs. James Patrick Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. GiuggioDr. Kristine A. Grazioso and Dr. Henry J. GraziosoMr. and Mrs. Erik T. HardyMrs. Evelyn F. HitchcockMrs. Donna KletjianMr. and Mrs. Arjan KraanMr. and Mrs. Robert W. and Lisa LoringMr. and Mrs. Joseph McCueMr. and Mrs. Terry MetzgerMr. and Mrs. Ajay SadhwaniMr. and Mrs. Patrick SherbrookeMs. Anita J. Comerford and Mr. Walter B. Sullivan '79Mr. Kevin A. TedeschiMr. and Mrs. Matthew TorreyMr. and Mrs. William L. TregoningMr. and Mrs. Kyle WarwickMr. and Mrs. Scott D. WaughChristopher Williams '79

Langley LeadersGift of $1,000 or moreDr. Joell Bianchi and Mr. Mark BianchiMr. Walter L. BrassertMr. and Mrs. James M. BrownMr. and Mrs. Philip A. and Cathy CantillonMr. and Mrs. Christopher CarrollMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. ChamberlainMr. and Mrs. Mark G. ClaytonMr. and Mrs. Jonathan CressmanMr. and Mrs. William M. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. DeaneMr. and Mrs. Francis DietrichBarbara Bacheller Ebert '48BMr. and Mrs. Scott FardenMr. and Mrs. Gar F. FergusonMr. and Mrs. Sanjeeva FernandoMr. and Mrs. Charles T. FlahertyMr. and Mrs. Steven B. and Anne FlemingMr. and Mrs. Thomas GillMr. and Mrs. Harry W. Healey, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. HowlettMs. Barbara HumphreysMr. Thomas K. HumphreysMr. and Mrs. John HuyckeAbigail Ingalls '02Mr. and Mrs. Paul JacobsonKara Caldarone Johnston '89Mr. Michael C. KahnDr. Nahid B. Kennedy and Mr. John KennedyMr. and Mrs. Kim B. KirkLucinda Hopkins Lee '58Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. LoughlinMr. and Mrs. Russell B. MacPhersonMr. and Mrs. Bruce McMeekinMr. and Mrs. John R. McNicholsMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McOsker IIIMr. and Mrs. Sean W. MullaneyMr. and Mrs. Ryan MullenReverend and Mrs. Thomas P. Mulvey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Geoff L. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Charles NardiJoshua Nickerson '84Joseph J. O'Brien '98Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. and Tobey O'BrienMichael O'Brien '00Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. PyleMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. RentzMs. Lisa Kisting Richards and Mr. David RichardsMs. Christina Di Loreto and Mr. Stephen RokoszewskiMs. Alexis Guise and Mr. Paul ScanlonMr. and Mrs. Ross E. SherbrookeCharles L. Smith III '74Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. SulaMr. and Mrs. Walter L. Sullivan, Jr.Amy Bright Unfried '59Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Wakeman '58 Mr. and Mrs. James WhiteMr. and Mrs. David R. WoodsMs. Jacqueline M. Youngworth

Annual Fund Leadership Donors

• * deceased• Classes printed in blue represent the highest giving percentage for their

class per decade• Classes through 1950B refer to graduation year in the 12th Grade

• Classes from 1948 on refer to graduation year in the 9th Grade• Class of 2006 refers to graduation year in the 9th Grade• Class of 2006C on refers to graduation year in the 8th Grade


Current Parents Grade 8 • 100% ParticipationMr. and Mrs. William J. AllardMr. and Mrs. Michael F. BarronMr. and Mrs. Paul K. BosworthMr. and Mrs. Christopher CarrollMr. and Mrs. William ChaveMr. and Mrs. David ClintonMr. James L. Collins IIIMs. Heidi A. H. CondonMs. Vera CostaMr. and Mrs. William M. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Paul W. Devlin, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Peter DewireMr. and Mrs. Charles Di PesaMr. and Mrs. Francis DietrichMr. and Mrs. Peter DrooffMr. and Mrs. James DurkinMs. Mary Bess EngelMr. and Mrs. Scott FardenMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. GiuggioMr. and Mrs. Kevin HeffernanMs. Barbara HumphreysMr. Thomas K. HumphreysDr. Nahid B. Kennedy and Mr. John KennedyMr. and Mrs. Kim B. KirkMr. and Mrs. Allan F. KoswickDr. Nathalie K. Kylander and Mr. Stephen KylanderMr. and Mrs. Jonathan N. LoweMr. and Mrs. John A. C. McLean

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McMeekinMr. and Mrs. John R. McNicholsMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McOsker IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Minicus, Jr.Maria Martignetti Murphy and J. Gregory MurphyMs. Frances Andahazy and Mr. Michael NedeauMr. and Mrs. Philip A. NoonanMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Jenmina OjukaDr. Suniti Nimbkar and Mr. Andrew RichMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. RowellMr. and Mrs. Daniel A. ScheererMr. and Mrs. G. Robert SchwandtMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SchwartzSarianna and Jeffrey SeewaldMr. and Mrs. William TracyMr. and Mrs. Kyle WarwickMr. and Mrs. David R. Woods

Grade 7 • 73% participationMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Anastos, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. BehennaDr. Marina Rozenberg and Mr. Serguei BorissenkovMr. and Mrs. Garrett J. BradleyMr. and Mrs. John C. Casey, Jr.Mr. Erach DesaiMr. and Mrs. Paul A. FalzoneMr. and Mrs. Charles T. Flaherty

Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. GomezMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Gregory, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Erik T. HardyMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. HartwellMr. and Mr. Charles C. HermanMs. Ellen Roy Herzfelder and Mr. Bruce HerzfelderMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Hogan IIIMr. and Mrs. Klaus JensenMr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonAmory P. and Christopher C. JulianMs. Jane L. Roy and Mr. Luciano LaurettiMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Maher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Terry MetzgerMr. and Mrs. Sean W. MullaneyMr. and Mrs. Charles NardiDr. and Mrs. R. Scott OliverMr. Andrew Thiele and Ms. Sara OsmanskiMr. and Mrs. Peter V. RagoneMr. and Mrs. Ajay SadhwaniMr. and Mrs. G. Robert SchwandtMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. ShropshireMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. StavisMs. Anita J. Comerford and Mr. Walter B. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Michael Temple

Grade 6 • 78% participationAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Alexander BoydMr. and Mrs. Peter ButterfieldMr. and Mrs. James P. CompsonDr. and Mrs. Peter DewireMr. and Mrs. Peter DrooffMr. and Mrs. Mark FallonMs. Bette A. Ferris and Mr. John J. McDougallMr. and Mrs. James Patrick FordDr. and Mrs. Michael A. GoldbergDr. Kristine A. Grazioso and Dr. Henry J. GraziosoMs. Kelli Armstrong and Mr. Brian GriffinMr. and Mrs. John HuyckeMr. and Mrs. Mark JonesMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. KeohanMr. and Mrs. Michael A. KoonceMr. and Mrs. Arjan KraanMr. and Mrs. Vance LoiselleMr. and Mrs. Mark T. LoughlinMr. and Mrs. Nevin MarkwartMr. and Mrs. Robert G. Minicus, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan MullenMaria Martignetti Murphy and J. Gregory MurphyMr. and Mrs. Philip A. NoonanMr. and Mrs. Ignatius NwachukwuMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Colin O'KeeffeMrs. Lynne Powell-Pinto and Mr. Donald PintoMr. and Mrs. Ouditnarine RamlochanMr. and Mrs. Isber N. SalibaMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. SulaMr. and Mrs. Shawn T. SullivanMr. and Mrs. James WhiteMs. Ann Marie Willis-Suer

Grade 5 • 86% participationMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Anastos, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tom BaraoDr. Joell Bianchi and Mr. Mark BianchiMr. and Mrs. Bradford S. CaronMr. and Mrs. David ClintonMr. and Mrs. William M. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Francis DietrichMr. and Mrs. James DurkinDr. and Mrs. Mazen EneyniMr. and Mrs. Paul A. FalzoneMr. and Mrs. Scott FardenMr. and Mrs. Sanjeeva FernandoMr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. GomezMr. and Mrs. Charles GraceDr. Kristine A. Grazioso and Dr. Henry J. GraziosoMr. and Mrs. Donald J. Gregory, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. P. Bernard HaffeyMr. and Mr. Charles C. HermanMs. Ellen Roy Herzfelder and Mr. Bruce HerzfelderMr. and Mrs. Paul JacobsonMs. Mary Leahy and Mr. Manley KileyMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McCarronMr. and Mrs. John A. C. McLeanMr. and Mrs. John R. McNicholsMr. and Mrs. Sean W. MullaneyRev. and Mrs. Thomas P. Mulvey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles NardiMs. Frances Andahazy and Mr. Michael NedeauMr. and Mrs. Michael Pace

Annual Report of Giving

Gift from the Class of 2012

Derby Academy would like to thank

the Class of 2012 for its generous gift

that was used to purchase a portable

sound system. This gift counts as

the first participatory gift to Derby’s

Annual Fund.


Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. RagoneMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. RentzMr. and Mrs. Patrick SherbrookeMr. and Mrs. Timothy SmithMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. StavisMr. and Mrs. Robert StruzzieroMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Swensen

Grade 4 • 85% participationMr. and Mrs. Garin K. ArevianMr. and Mrs. Adam BenjaminMr. and Mrs. Gerald BoardmanMr. and Mrs. Paul K. BosworthMr. and Mrs. Edward ClancyDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ClancyMr. and Mrs. Hollyday ComptonKathleen and Jerold GarveyMr. and Mrs. Thomas GillMr. and Mrs. Erik T. HardyMr. Michael C. KahnMr. and Mrs. Joseph MagoonMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Maher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Metri R. MetriMr. and Mrs. Geoff L. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Bart J. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Walter A. OstermanMs. Susan B. PayneMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. QuillenMs. Dawn RyanMr. and Mrs. Ajay SadhwaniMs. Alexis Guise and Mr. Paul ScanlonMr. and Mrs. G. Robert SchwandtMr. and Mrs. Robert StruzzieroMr. and Mrs. Mark TaberMr. and Mrs. Michael TempleMs. Lori Leo and Mr. Michael TheriaultMr. and Mrs. Scott D. Waugh

Grade 3 • 90% ParticipationMr. and Mrs. Simon BartlettaDr. Joell Bianchi and Mr. Mark BianchiMr. and Mrs. Peter ButterfieldMr. and Mrs. Scot N. ChandlerDr. and Mrs. Thomas E. ClancyMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. GomezMr. and Mrs. Bruno GraizzaroMr. and Mrs. Mark JonesMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. KeohanMr. and Mrs. Arjan KraanMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McCarron

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. McConnaugheyMr. and Mrs. Joseph McCueMr. and Mrs. Lance McInerneyMr. and Mrs. Metri R. MetriMr. and Mrs. Ryan MullenMaria Martignetti Murphy and J. Gregory MurphyMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O'DonnellMr. and Mrs. Michael PaceMr. and Mrs. Peter V. RagoneMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. RentzMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. SharpeMr. and Mrs. Kyle WarwickMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Wolford

Grade 2 • 84% participationMr. and Mrs. Adam BenjaminMr. and Mrs. Jonathan CressmanMr. and Mrs. Gabriel E. GomezMr. and Mrs. Vincent C. GubitosiMr. and Mrs. Charles HayesMr. and Mrs. Matthew HoffmanDr. and Mrs. Thomas F. HolovacsAmory P. and Christopher C. JulianMr. Michael C. KahnMr. and Mrs. Michael KelleyMr. and Mrs. John MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McCarronMr. and Mrs. Robert K. McConnaugheyMr. Robert McGeeMr. and Mrs. John A. C. McLeanMr. and Mrs. Metri R. MetriMr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. NashMr. and Mrs. Bart J. O'ConnorMs. Kathleen M. ReganMr. and Mrs. Isber N. SalibaMs. Alexis Guise and Mr. Paul ScanlonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Patrick SherbrookeMr. and Mrs. Matthew TorreyMr. and Mrs. Richard C. WalshMr. and Mrs. Kyle Warwick

Grade 1 • 82% participationMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Anastos, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tom BaraoMr. and Mrs. Simon BartlettaMs. Julia W. Booth and Mr. Al BernataviciusMr. and Mrs. James M. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. CarnesMr. and Mrs. Nathan C. ChaseMr. Erach DesaiMr. and Mrs. John P. DiRicoMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Sanjeeva FernandoMs. Bette A. Ferris and Mr. John J. McDougallMr. and Mrs. Thomas GillMr. and Mrs. Wayne HeuerMr. and Mrs. Hugh M. KellyMr. and Mrs. Garrett KletjianDr. Stephanie Kube and Mr. John KubeMr. and Mrs. Lance McInerneyMr. and Mrs. Christopher V. MillerMs. Soumaya Ramiz and Mr. Abdellatif NaanaaMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. SharpeMr. and Mrs. Matthew TorreyMr. and Mrs. Kirk J. Wolford

Kindergarten • 78% participation Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan CressmanMr. and Mrs. Bruce GarelickMr. and Mrs. Bruno GraizzaroMr. and Mrs. Charles HayesMr. and Mrs. Matthew HoffmanDr. and Mrs. Thomas F. HolovacsMr. and Mrs. John MaxwellMr. and Mrs. Robert J. MerrillDr. Suniti Nimbkar and Mr. Andrew RichMs. Lisa Kisting Richards and Mr. David RichardsMs. Christina Di Loreto and Mr. Stephen RokoszewskiDr. and Mrs. Alec WalkerMr. and Mrs. Richard C. WalshMr. and Mrs. Edy Yasmine

Pre-Kindergarten • 100% participation

Mr. and Mrs. Adam BenjaminDr. Joell Bianchi and Mr. Mark BianchiMr. and Mrs. Scot N. ChandlerMr. and Mrs. Sanjeeva FernandoMr. and Mrs. Vincent C. GubitosiMr. and Mrs. David E. McVaneMr. and Mrs. Metri R. MetriMr. and Mrs. Christopher V. MillerMr. and Mrs. Bart J. O'ConnorMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. SharpeMr. and Mrs. William H. Walters, Jr.

Faculty/Staff Mr. Richard C. Andriole, Jr.Mrs. Laura E. AnkrumMrs. Andrea ArcherMs. Alison ArmourMrs. Lisa S. BaxterMrs. Christine A. BeniersMrs. Lindsay BierwirthMr. Gerald BoardmanDr. Marina RozenbergMrs. Christine BrophyMrs. Georganne BrowningMrs. Elvira H. ButterworthMrs. Richard J. CallahanMs. Nancy D. CamposMrs. Donna J. CarbeauMrs. Nicole B. CarnesMr. Scot N. ChandlerMr. Nathan C. ChaseMrs. Frederica ChristopherMs. Margaret K. ClarkMr. Michael J. ConnellyMrs. Deborah ContiMrs. Kathy ConwellMrs. Dorothy A. CookeMr. Paul DalyMs. Ellie M. DevineMrs. Nancy D. DonovanMrs. Megan E. FaheyMs. Janet A. Evans-FullerMrs. E. Jamison GregoryMs. Benita M. GriffinMs. Jessie GuildMrs. Linda M. HendersonMrs. Heather HeuerMr. John B. HoughtonMs. Lindsay JagodowskiMs. Stacy E. JagodowskiMrs. Sheila M. KeneallyMrs. Sandra LoudMrs. Mary MagnerMrs. Susan MancusoMrs. Eileen McGeeMrs. Alice S. McWilliamsMrs. Lyn M. MitchellMrs. Aileen M. NalenMr. Peter NewbyMr. Adam NorcottMr. Christopher S. O'ConnorMrs. Mary Ellen OlsonMrs. Marjorie H. OrshakMrs. Susan Rich PlossMrs. Ellen A. Potter



Mr. Mark A. RabuckMrs. Mary H. RizzottoMs. Natasha L. RossMr. and Mrs. Douglas B. and Trish ShropshireMrs. Deborah A. SmithMs. D. Higgins ThompsonMr. Richards S. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Ken and Virginia D. WinslowMs. Thalia McMillionMr. Joel Zavala

GrandparentsMr. and Mr. Michael AsimowMrs. Mary-Kathryn BertelliMrs. Thomas G. CraigMr. and Mrs. Albert DeLucaMr. Thomas J. DunlapDr. and Mrs. Anthony FalboDr. Lucky and Dr. Kumu FernandoMr. and Mrs. Murray M. GoldbergMr. and Mrs. Frank M. GraziosoMrs. Anita HaffeyDr. and Mrs. W. Alan HodsonMr. and Mrs. Arnold W. HunnewellMs. Marge Londergan and Mr. Robert KerrMrs. Donna KletjianDr. and Mrs. Clarence E. KylanderMr. and Mrs. Robert C. LavinMr. and Mrs. Paul MarshallMr. and Mrs. Robert McConnaugheyMr. and Mrs. Leo J. McDonnellMrs. Marcia D. McOskerMr. and Mrs. Daniel V. PankerCynthia and Jerry PyleDr. and Mrs. David V. RagoneMr. and Mrs. R. Edward Rose, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Scheerer, Jr.Ms. Alice SchwartzMr. and Mrs. Ross E. SherbrookeMr. and Mrs. Peter R. SmollettMr. and Mrs. Walter L. Sullivan, Jr.Cynthia Keating and Mason TaberMr. and Mrs. Peter ThorpMs. Elizabeth C. TorreyMr. L. Weston TorreyMr. and Mrs. William L. TregoningMs. Jacqueline M. Youngworth

Parents of Alums/FriendsMr. and Mrs. David W. AndersonMr. Cornelius N. Bakker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. BarberMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. BaxterMr. and Mrs. Robert Beniers, IIDr. Julie W. BennettAnn Sutherland Beyer *Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. BillingsMr. and Mrs. Herbert BoehmMs. Elizabeth A. Schultz and Mr. Robert G. BoneMr. and Mrs. Nicholas BonnMr. Walter L. BrassertMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. BrightMr. and Mrs. Frank S. BrophyMr. and Mrs. John M. BrownMr. and Mrs. David H. BurnhamMr. and Mrs. Richard A. ButterworthMr. and Mrs. Richard J. CallahanMr. and Mrs. John D. Camera, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. CantillonJane Cheever CarrMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. ChamberlainDr. Stephen B. ChaseMr. and Mrs. Mark G. ClaytonMrs. Vernell Bruen-Coleman and Mr. Anthony S. ColemanMs. Kathleen ConnellyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ConnellyMr. and Mrs. John ContiMrs. Joseph G. Cook, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. CookMrs. Roberta T. CooperMr. and Mrs. Robert E. CourchesneDr. and Mrs. Ronald E. CoutuMeg and Rob CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Paul DalyMr. and Mrs. Henry Shields DayMr. and Mrs. Gordon L. DeaneRenée Courchesne DeCorpoMs. Ellie M. DevineDr. and Mrs. George B. DoyleMrs. Roger R. EarleMr. and Mrs. David H. EllisonMr. and Mrs. Richard L. EvansMrs. Leslie A. FallonMr. and Mrs. Gar F. Ferguson

Dr. and Mrs. Justino FernandesMr. and Mrs. Steven B. FlemingMr. and Mrs. Edward R. FoleyMr. and Mrs. Richard G. FownesMrs. E. Allan FredericksonMr. Peter O. FrischMr. and Mrs. Winship C. FullerMr. and Mrs. Ebenezer GayMr. and Mrs. Stephen E. GiuggioMs. Moira Sullivan and Mr. Richard GrahamMr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Greppin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Healey, Jr.Mr. Edward J. Higginson IVMrs. Anne K. HillMrs. Evelyn F. HitchcockMr. and Mrs. John B. HoughtonMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. HowlettDr. Sherry E. JohnsonMrs. Robert C. JordanDr. and Mrs. Clarence E. KylanderRuth Isabella Gardner LamereMr. and Mrs. Edward F. LawsonMrs. Robert W. LewisMrs. Edward B. LongMr. and Mrs. Robert W. LoringMs. Cora MacPhersonMr. Robert C. MacPhersonMr. and Mrs. Russell B. MacPhersonDr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MancusoDr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. ManganaroMr. Robert E. Martin, Jr.Leslie Plant MayerDr. and Mrs. Peter J. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. James T. McKennaMr. and Mrs. William B. McPherson IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael R. McWilliamsMs. Roberta Bradford MendlovitzMrs. T. Michael MiddletonDr. and Mrs. J. Paul MikusMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. MinevitzMr. and Mrs. David F. MitchellMrs. Carolyn A. MulcahyMr. and Mrs. F. Wisner MurrayMr. and Mrs. Timothy B. NashMr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. NoonMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. O'BrienMr. Thomas L. P. O'DonnellMrs. Joan P. O'HaraMrs. Mary Ellen OlsonMr. and Mrs. John R. Orshak, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. ParkerMrs. Ruth G. Potter

Andrea Murphy Powning '59Mr. and Mrs. William S. ReardonMrs. Ursula Reidel-SchreweDr. and Mrs. John C. RichmondMr. and Mrs. Charles W. RizzottoMr. and Mrs. E. Brooks RobbinsMr. and Mrs. William RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. RosenGraham Ross '46Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. RothMr. and Mrs. Jay K. SadlonMs. Ann P. W. SamuelsMr. Carl S. SchwaberMr. and Mrs. William W. Scott, Jr.Mr. Winthrop A. ShortMs. Susan Blair and Mr. David T. ShukisMs. Nancy SmalzelMr. and Mrs. Robert A. SmithMartha Stegmaier SpenoMr. and Mrs. Robert B. SpoffordMrs. Douglas StewartMr. and Mrs. Walter L. Sullivan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. SutherlandMrs. Judith D. TaylorMr. Kevin A. TedeschiMr. Geoffrey S. TheobaldMr. and Mrs. Philip H. TobeyMr. John S. Tolman, Sr. Mr. Frank Townsend Mr. and Mrs. William L. TregoningMr. and Mrs. Bradford S. TrippMr. and Mrs. Samuel W. WakemanMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. WatersMr. and Mrs. Michael E. WeymouthMrs. Janice C. WheelwrightMiss Virginia WingMr. and Mrs. Ken W. Winslow, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. WoodsMs. Thalia McMillion and Mr. Gerald WrightMr. and Mrs. Randolph E. Wright



Alumni/aeClass of 1939 - 14% participationJohn Tolman

Class of 1941 - 17% participationFaith Cummings Newton

Class of 1942 - 18% participationAnne Brewer StoneJohn Whitney

Class of 1943 - 33% participationPriscilla Hastings Long Angela Barry Smith

Class of 1944 - 33% participationEverett Chamberlain Ebenezer Gay June Hodgdon Nimick Lansing Reed

Class of 1945 - 17% participationPriscilla Trainer BarberGifford Dean

Class of 1946 - 40% participationHenry DayDavid Fraser Herbert GleasonGraham Ross

Class of 1947 - 11% participationMarjorie Dean Burgard Dale McMullan

Class of 1948B - 13% participationBarbara Bacheller Ebert Susannah Rich Gourevitch

Class of 1950B - 10% participationFrank Cahouet

Class of 1948 - 23% participationBruce Fraser John HarperDiana Hunt Thomas Class of 1949 - 22% participationJoanna Barnes Albert Sylvester

Class of 1950 - 23% participationAnn Sutherland Beyer *Jane Cheever Carr Sylvia Davison Rost

Class of 1951 - 21% participationElizabeth Bartow Campen Susan Sylvester KaloustianSarah Sprout Lovett

Class of 1952 - 6% participationMartha Stegmaier Speno

Class of 1953 - 20% participationElizabeth Gill Brown Harrison Davis Robert Hopkins Sydney Hall Maddox

Class of 1954 - 23% participationAnna BartowSusan Drinkwater MartinHarry Parker

Class of 1955 - 25% participationDavid Delano Lally Barnes FreemanAmy Sylvester Katoh

Class of 1956 - 15% participationWilliam Nickerson Bancroft Barbara Dana GreppinJill Spiller

Class of 1957 - 6% participationMarilyn Sanders Beard

Class of 1958 - 57% participationGay Canterbury BlaicherMargaret Cutler Chandler John GazlayJoel Gormley Juliet Young Hancock Sarah Hitchcock-DeGregori Lucinda Hopkins Lee Frederick Stetson Samuel Wakeman Susan Locke WalkerPeter WalkerSuzanne Thibodeau Wright

Class of 1959 - 21% participationGwin Coffin Allen Deborah Dana Callahan Lynn Palmiter Andrea Murphy Powning Duncan SylvesterAmy Bright Unfried Rhoda Stetson Whittemore

Class of 1961 - 11% participationAnne HitchcockDiana Remick Sorensen

Class of 1962 - 11% participationArthur Bright Mark Emerson

Class of 1963 - 8% participationLeota Van-De-Veere GonzalezDeborah Thaxter

Class of 1965 - 8% participationPatricia Peacock Akstin John Richmond Class of 1966 - 12% participationJulie Sampson Hagan Victoria Vincent MacKay

Class of 1967 - 12% participationMarion Brewer Thomas Bright

Class of 1971 - 7% participationWilliam Cooney Hope Swift

Class of 1972 - 5% participationEbenezer Gay

Class of 1973 - 4% participationGail Bleakie Middendorf

Class of 1974 - 3% participationCharles Smith

Class of 1975 - 7% participationWendy Carr Ellison Susan Woods Spofford

Class of 1977 - 5% participationTamsen Chittick Langalis

Class of 1978 - 14% participationChristopher Julian Selden Wells Tearse Jonathan Woods

Class of 1979 - 11% participationStephen Kylander Raymond Shaw Walter Sullivan Christopher Williams

Class of 1980 - 6% participationErnest MilaniKathleen Forrest ReganClass of 1982 - 3% participationDavid Lyons

Class of 1983 - 6% participationJoseph Harold Thomas Takoudes

Class of 1984 - 8% participationSeana Kelly Crellin Joshua Nickerson Caroline Robbins

Class of 1985 - 10% participationShields Day Lia Bowler KoloskiEllen Mitchell Holly Pompeo Rayder

Class of 1986 - 8% participationChristopher CoutuElizabeth Tobey

Class of 1987 - 12% participationLori Tregoning Donnellan Joann Samuels Frank Townsend

Class of 1988 - 9% participationPhilip Arbury Ryan Plotner Stephen Pozatek

Class of 1989 - 8% participationKara Caldarone JohnstonPatrick Mikus

Annual Report of GivingCongratulations to the Class of 1958 with the highest percentage of giving

- 57% - out of all alumni/ae classes.


Class of 1990 - 3% participationCaroline Arbury

Class of 1991 - 3% participationPeter Scott

Class of 1992 - 3% participationElizabeth Mikus

Class of 1994 - 10% participationTorrey AndroskiMichelle Buckley Geoffrey ChamberlainKathryn Mikus

Class of 1995 - 5% participationAndrew HeggieAndrew Lamb

Class of 1996 - 8% participationStefanie Noering AlfondScott Sadlon Andrea Wessling

Class of 1997 - 8% participationSpencer Balboni Trevor Balboni Bradford Warner

Class of 1998 - 9% participationRenee Courchesne DeCorpoPeter Newby J.J. O'Brien

Class of 1999 - 4% participationKristen Deane CampbellJennifer Gates

Class of 2000 - 7% participationMichael O'Brien Marta SingerChristian Warner

Class of 2001 - 2% participationLindsay Deane

Class of 2002 - 4% participationJessica Baxter Abigail Ingalls

Class of 2003 - 4% participationKatharine BetteridgeRian Kearney

Class of 2004 - 2% participationJeffrey Brown

Young Alumni/aeClass of 2005 - 2% participationSarah Brown

Class of 2006C - 3% participationAndrew Cantillon Jennifer Spofford

Class of 2007 - 7% participationCaroline Barry Melissa Bonn Patrick Cantillon Sarah Fisher

Class of 2008 - 5% participationKatherine BrownLaura Fisher Marissa Mitchell

Class of 2009 - 10% participationMatthew Barry Jonathan BennettChandler DevlinMatthew MitchellRobin Spofford Olivia Sullivan

Class of 2010 - 12% participationJulia BarronAndrew BennettHarrison BoehmMark BrownJohn FisherMartha PeñaRalph Tedeschi

Class of 2011 - 15% participationRebecca BrownSamantha ButterfieldBenjamin CookSamuel CookOlivia GrahamRush HoganPJ McDonaldMaria PeñaLuke Sullivan

Restricted Funds GiftsGeneral RestrictedMr. and Mrs. Garrett J. BradleyBruce W. Fraser '48 in memory of Waldo A. FraserDr. and Mrs. Michael A. GoldbergKelli Armstrong and Brian GriffinMr. and Mrs. John R. McNichols

Summer Programs SupportThe Baer Family FundFraming Concepts - HinghamSouth Shore Playhouse Associates, Inc.

Endowment Funds GiftsE. Brooks Robbins Fund Caroline Robbins '84

Mary MacPherson Fund Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. MacPherson

The Parents Association Edward R. Foley Fund for Faculty EnrichmentMr. and Mrs. Simon BartlettaMr. and Mrs. Thomas E BehannaMr. and Mrs. William M. DaleyMr. and Mrs. Francis DietrichMr. and Mrs. James DurkinMr. and Mrs. Edward R. FoleyMr. and Mrs. Donald J. GregoryMr. and Mrs. Vincent C. GubitosiMr. and Mrs. John HuyckeMr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph MagoonMr. and Mrs. Nevin MarkwartMr. and Mrs. Bruce McMeekinMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. McOskerMr. and Mrs. Philip A. NoonanMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. QuillenMr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. RentzMs. Elizabeth RoweMr. and Mrs. G. Robert SchwandtMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SeewaldMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. SharpeMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. StavisMr. and Mrs. Mark Taber

Mr. and Mrs. Michael TempleMr. and Mrs. William H. WaltersMr. and Mrs. David R. Woods

Francis J. Ranieri Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bright '67

Judith A. Stolp Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Derek F. Stolp

Gifts Made in Memory of: Joan Baldwin Brassert '52 by Mr. Walter L. Brassert

Helen L. Carter by Mrs. Janice C. Wheelwright

Susan Feins '85 by Holly Pompeo Rayder '85

Waldo A. Fraser by Bruce Fraser '48

Ernest Greppin, Jr. '82 by Mr. and Mrs. E. Brooks Robbins

Jeffrey S. Healey '77 by Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Healey, Jr. by Mr. Edward J. Higginson IV

Dr. Charles T. Howard by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rizzotto

Margaret B. MacPherson by Mrs. and Mrs. Russell B. MacPherson

Jamie Bradford Mendlovitz '75 Michael Mendlovitz '73 by Ms. Roberta Bradford Mendlovitz

T. Michael Middleton by Mrs. Ellen Potter

Lois C. Murphy by Mrs. Janice C. Wheelwright



Annual Report of GivingFrancis J. Ranieri by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bright '67

Carol Howard Robinson '32 by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rizzotto

Robert S. Traeger '45 by Mrs. Roberta T. Cooper

Gifts Made in Honor of: Ivy Butterworth by Martha Pena '10 by Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Schwandt by Elizabeth Tobey '86 by Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Tobey

Jane Cheever Carr '50Dorothy CookeWendy Carr Ellison '75Edward R. FoleyCatherine Howlett Gilfoy '98Linda HendersonSqueakie ThompsonElizabeth Tobey ‘86 by Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Tobey

Clarke Robinson '11 by Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson … and many thanks to the Parents Association who honored each faculty and staff member of the school community over the course of the academic year.

Gifts to George S. Terry Library Mr. and Mrs. Rolf AndersonMrs. Mary BeaganMrs. Susan BiglerDr. Marina Rozenberg and Mr. Serguei BorissenkovMrs. Annabella BradyMrs. Beth DavisMr. and Mrs. Francis Dietrich and familyMrs. Gloria Di LoretoMr. and Mrs. David DiPasqualeMrs. Rosanna DwyerDr. Kumu FernandoMrs. Amy Woodburn FishJessica Ford '14Ms. Lua GregoryMr. and Mrs. Wayne HeuerMr. and Mrs. Thomas HolovacsMr. and Mrs. Ken KenyonAnnabel Kiley '15Mr. and Mrs. Mark KistingMs. Ann KoletskyMrs. Thomas MancusoMr. Fred McCartneyMr. and Mrs. Joseph McCueMr. and Mrs. Leo McDonnellMr. Bob McKayMr. and Mrs. Jac McLeanMr. and Mrs. Josh MerrimanMrs. James MitchellJack '14 and Cooper '17 MullenMrs. John NashMr. and Mrs. Peter NobileMr. and Mrs. John R. Orshak, Jr. • in memory of Brig. General

George Aldous• in honor of Bob Orshak '91• in honor of Christy Orshak '93• in memory of Francis J. RanieriMr. and Mrs. Richard Rich

Mrs. Charles RizzottoMr. Arthur ShannonMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SullivanMr. and Mrs. Michael TempleElizabeth and Weston TorreyMrs. Bruce WarwickMr. and Mrs. Edy Yasmine

… and many thanks to all the parents who participated in the annual Birthday Book Program throughout the year.

Gifts in Kind Francis Andahazy and Michael NedeauRick Curtis and Curtis Liquors Weymouth and CohassetKen and Richard Evans and Birchcraft/New England Art Publishers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. FlemingJohn A. Riley and F. Riley Construction CompanyMr. and Mrs. Walter L. Sullivan, Jr. Peter Williams '59 Mr. Joel ZavalaCraigie Zildjian '63, Deborah L. Zildjian '64 and Avedis Zildjian Company

Matching GiftsACE INA FoundationBank of America Charitable FoundationBMO Harris BankBNY MellonBoston Financial Data ServicesEMD Serono, IncFidelity FoundationFiduciary Trust CompanyFreddie Mac FoundationGoldman, Sachs & Co.Harbor Capital Advisors, Inc.IBM CorporationIngersoll-Rand CompanyJefferies & Company, Inc.Milliken & CompanyNICEThe Prudential FoundationUBS Employee Giving Program

Special Appreciation and Thanks to:•Many thanks to The Hingham

Historical Society for sustaining our links to the past.

• A tremendous thank you to the Derby Academy Parents Association for all it contributes to our success.

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