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Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, we pray you to grant that all students and teachers at Episcopal High School

may know that which is worth knowing, love that which is worth loving, praise

that which pleases you most, esteem that which is most noble, and dislike

whatsoever is even in thy eyes. Enliven our conscience as you enlighten our

understanding; lest, having tasted the fruits of knowledge, we perish through

our own pride and disobedience. We ask it for Jesus Christ’s sake. Amen.

–School Prayer adapted from Thomas á Kempis (1380-1471)

Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge is the leading independent school in Baton Rouge. Located on a beautiful 55-acre campus in the southeastern section of the city, it was established in 1965 as a challenging college preparatory school. It now serves students in grades PK-12. The low student/teacher ratio of 11:1 allows a relationship between student and teacher that recognizes the personal needs and individual

levels of achievement of its 930 students. Episcopal is a member of the following organizations: the National Association of Episcopal Schools, the National Association of Independent Schools, the Southwestern Association of Episcopal Schools, and the Southern Association of Independent Schools.

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Table of Contents

Welcome from the Head of School A Message from the Board of Trustees Chair

Good Shepherds of Episcopal Legacy Society Endowed and Planned Gifts SEEK Recognition

Robotics StudioDesignated Contributions

Summary of Giving 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign The Coach Dupe Trail, in honor of Claney Duplechin, Jr. The Father Seger Prayer Path, Honoring the Rev. Canon David L. Seger 2012-2013 Annual Fund Round Table Associates’ Dinner

2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign Donors 2012-2013 Alumni Giving Special Gifts EHS Parents’ Guild

Karnival Knight EHS Squires Club EHS Alumni Association Class of 2013 Board Committees and Advancement Staff

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Dear EHS Community Members,

Each year we take this opportunity to acknowledge our generous and supportive community of donors. The 2012-2013 Gift Report, acknowledging contributions of cash, planned and in-kind gifts to Episcopal High School between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 (unless otherwise noted), is no different. The positive impact of this generosity is seen each and every day throughout Episcopal. These contributions enrich our school community and encourage others to support our mission. We deeply appreciate the contributions of everyone listed in this Gift Report and those who gave their time and talents in so many different ways this past year. We simply could not do it without you, and look forward to your continued partnership.

With sincere gratitude,

The students, faculty and staff of Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge

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“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” –Plutarch

Dear Episcopal High School Community Members and Friends,

The annual gift report is, to me, a mirror of sorts. In one sense, the report is a rearview mirror, looking back with favor on the financial gifts to the school. In another more important sense, the active interest in our school by so many donors of time, talent and treasure turns us from the past and confirms the school’s continued success and bright future.

This report reflects, too, the strength and unity of the community that embraces Episcopal. For any independent school over time, the strength of the community will determine the strength and effectiveness of the

school. As I began my fourth year in July 2012 as the “new” head of school, I can say with informed confidence that the Episcopal community’s strength continues to grow and deepen.

A kind word about experiences at Episcopal may, in the most unanticipated of cases, be the most significant contributions any of us can make. Seeking to understand the beauty and purity of the efforts of teachers and staff in their work at Episcopal builds confidence and strength in the ministry and mission of Episcopal. Certainly, maintaining the financial strength of the school allows for more amazing experiences for students. Please accept my personal thanks for all and any of the things you have done in support of Episcopal.

Please look forward with me as we continue to put student development first and foremost and strive to follow Plutarch’s advice to “kindle” the lifelong fire for learning in each student’s mind.

Sincerely,

Hugh M. McIntoshHead of School

Welcome from the Head of School

“Whatever the cost of our libraries, the price is cheap compared to that of an ignorant nation.”

–Walter Cronkite



talent“...talent and treasure turn us from the past and confirm the school’s continued success and bright future.” –Hugh McIntosh



Dear Friends of Episcopal,

One of the proudest moments of my life came on the night of May 17, 2013. On that night, our daughter Taylor graduated from Episcopal and became the first of a second generation of our family to graduate from this great school. The pride I felt as a father and the honor I felt as Board Chair handing out diplomas to young men and women that I had seen grow through the years was, for me, beyond words. I will carry that memory with me for the rest of my life.

Graduation at Episcopal is such a special event. The students gather with their friends and families on the lawn before the ceremony anticipating the milestone that is before them. The young men are in tuxes and the

young women are in long white gowns, all smiling because they know they are about to begin a new chapter in their lives. But they also realize that this special moment is the culmination of years of friendships, mentorships and personal growth that was nurtured at Episcopal. This foundation has prepared them for the next stage in their life. We should all be proud.

Hugh McIntosh, our Head of School, has done an excellent job leading the school over the past three years. He has worked well with the board, setting us on a course to prosper now and in the future. This year we expanded development efforts initiating the Legacy Gift Program which many board members took a leadership position in joining, we negotiated an extension of our long term debt on favorable terms and we evaluated potential changes to tuition assistance as a means to entice more students to our school. This past year was a successful one and in many ways Episcopal is in an enviable position, but we still face challenges and opportunities that will require us to adapt. The board and Hugh are continually evaluating the correct strategic course to pursue for the long-term benefit of the school.

A Message from Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78 Chair, Board of Trustees

“...she became the first of a second generation

of our family to graduate from this great school.”

–Gordon LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78


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prideAs we consider the strengths of Episcopal, one that consistently stands out is our community of support. Our faculty, support staff and administrative staff have always been committed to our students and they continue to form the backbone of our school. Additionally, our parent organizations volunteer numerous hours and provide dollars to the betterment of the student and teacher experience. And our board, which is comprised of current and past parents, alumni, benefactors and community leaders commit a large amount of their time and treasure to the support and leadership of the school. We are fortunate to have such a great group surrounding our children.

As I close out my second year as Board Chair and rotate into the position of Past Chair, I want to say how rewarding it was for me to serve in this position. Episcopal has had a large and meaningful impact on my life. It gave me a great educational foundation that put me ahead of many of my peers in college. It is where I formed friendships that I value today and it is with great honor that I am now able to give back. Teri and I, like you, believe that giving back to Episcopal is our responsibility and a privilege. We became members of the Good Shepherds of Episcopal Legacy Society this past year and hope you will consider taking a similar step as another way to ensure that Episcopal thrives in the future.

I want to thank all of the Episcopal families for your generous contributions to the school. You are a vital part of the foundation of Episcopal. And before you know it, you too may share that special moment when your child graduates in the Chapel of the Good Shepard. Treasure this experience, as Teri and I will again when our son Andrew stands with his classmates to receive his diploma in 2015.

Sincerely yours,

Gordon “Skeet” LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78Chair, Board of Trustees 2011-2013

2012-2013 Episcopal Board of TrusteesExecutive CommitteeMr. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr.* ’78, ChairMrs. Lolly Thompson Martin*, Immediate Past-ChairMr. Chris Harrell*, Chair ElectMr. Andrew “Ty” McMains ’84, Vice-ChairMrs. Rachel Dansky* ’89, SecretaryMr. Jim Poche ’83, TreasurerDr. Randy Rice*, Member at LargeThe Rev. Mark Holland*, Clergy Representative

Mr. John Anderson* ’78Mr. John Campbell III* ’88Mr. Scott Folse ’81Mr. Michael Fontenot*Dr. Robin Kilpatrick* ’79Mr. Chuck Munro*Mr. George Murrell* ’81Mr. Butch Noland*Mr. Jay Noland* ’89Dr. Rubin Patel ’90Mrs. Linda PosnerMr. Randy RousselMr. Steven Sandahl*Mr. Prentice White

Ex-Officio MembersThe Rt. Rev. Morris K. Thompson, Jr.* - The BishopMr. Cove Geary* - The ChancellorThe Rev. Karen Gay* - President of the Standing CommitteeThe Rev. Mark Holland* - The Rector of St. JamesThe Rev. Dr. Charles Bryan Owen* - The Rector of St. Luke’sThe Rev. Kevin Kelly* - The Rector of Trinity

Head of SchoolHugh M. McIntosh*Episcopalians


Episcopal High School Board of Visitors

Dr. Charles T. AfemanDr. Carlton L. Carpenter, Jr.**Mr. Richard L. Chauvin, Jr. ‘72Mr. Dudley W. CoatesMr. Jesse H. Coates, Jr.**Dr. William P. Culbertson, Jr.Mr. M. Stewart Dougherty, Jr.**Mr. Douglas K. DurninMrs. Karen Holden Feigley ‘72Mr. Gregory L. FellMr. Thomas L. Frazer**Mr. John L. Glover**Mr. Dick H. HearinMr. Marcus M. Hirsch

Mrs. Martha JubanMrs. Jane KirkpatrickMr. Jeffrey A. Kleinpeter ‘77Mr. John C. Klock**Mr. Charles W. Lamar, IIIMr. David L. LaxtonMrs. Kate LeupinThe Rev. Nelson C. Longnecker**Mr. Kevin R. LyleMr. Charles E. Major, Jr.Mrs. Lolly Thompson MartinMr. Frank D. McArthur IIMr. William H. McClendon IIIMr. F. Charles McMains, Jr.

“... Episcopal is where I formed friendships that

I value today and it is with great honor that

I am now able to give back. Teri and I, like

you, believe that giving back to Episcopal is our

responsibility and a privilege.

–Gordon LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78



Episcopal High School Board of Visitors Penniman

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Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr. were recognized as “Leave A Legacy” honorees by Episcopal High School on November 15, 2013, during the National Philanthropy Day event hosted by the Association of Fundraising Professionals. EHS felt it was important to honor Allen and Joanie for their leadership and support for past, present and future generations of Episcopal students.

Allen is among Episcopal's founding members and has been a dedicated volunteer offering a strong level of service since the inception of Episcopal High School in 1965. It is through his commitment to the mission and ministry of EHS that the school continues to be an academically challenging independent school motivating students to excel in and beyond the classroom.

The Pennimans are an exemplary model of how their legacy gifts can have a transformational impact on the lives of students. The first recipient of the Mary Virginia Penniman Scholarship Fund at Episcopal was Lee “Buster” Kantrow in 1988. This endowed scholarship has benefited student scholars for more than 25 years, and the foundation Allen helped to build will continue to benefit future generations of Baton Rouge area students.

Leave a Legacy Honorees

“The original support alone was impressive. But the 50 years of unwavering leadership and involvement are uniquely distinctive. It has to be due to deep love of a mission and place." –Hugh McIntosh

Mr. Ben R. Miller, Jr.Dr. Henry K. Miller, Sr.**Mr. Lewis A. MoyseMr. Mark D. Murrell ’77Mr. D. Denis MurrellMrs. Virginia NolandMr. John B. NolandMr. Iveson B. Noland IIIMr. Daniel J. O’LearyMrs. Mary Evelyn Parker**Mr. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. N. LaRon PhillipsMr. O. Miles Pollard, Jr.The Rt. Rev. Clarence C. Pope, Jr.**Ms. Ann ReillyDr. G. Randolph RiceMr. Arthur G. Root, IIIMr. J.N. SingletaryMrs. Katherine SpahtDr. Richard H. TannehillMrs. Laura ThompsonMrs. Beverly TurnerThe Rt. Rev. Robert C. WitcherMr. William H. Wright, Jr.**

**deceased


Benefits of Becoming a Good Shepherd It is an honor for Episcopal to recognize the members of the Good Shepherds of Episcopal Legacy Society. Each year we will honor those who have notified us about their legacy gift at our annual recognition event, and members are published periodically or members may wish to be anonymous.

Legacy Society support also inspires and shepherds additional members of the EHS community to consider legacy giving.

EHS encourages you to consult with your financial advisor, attorney or accountant to discuss your estate plan as well as the potential tax benefits for making your legacy gift to Episcopal High School. How to JoinIf you have already included Episcopal in your estate plan or if you intend to create a legacy gift, please contact the Advancement Office at 225.755.2714. The following types of gifts qualify: • Gifts through a will or trust • A gift of retirement plan assets • Life Insurance gifts• Appreciated Securities • Charitable Remainder Trusts • Charitable Lead Unitrusts

Good S hepherds of EpiscopalLegacy SocietyLegacy giving provides a solid foundation for future EHS students. Named after the chapel on campus, the Good Shepherds of Episcopal Legacy Society was established in 2012 in order to recognize and thank our alumni, parents, faculty, parents of alumni, grandparents and friends who have provided

for Episcopal through their estate plans. These gifts can have a tremendous impact on future EHS students by supporting the continued mission of Episcopal including helping students develop into active, community-minded adults.

Good Shepherds of Episcopal Legacy Society Members

Anonymous** Helen Barnes**

Dudley and Beverly CoatesDaryl Ellis and Tiffany Lynn Ellis

Kay Fenton**Julie and Scott Folse ’81

Tommy ** and Lynnette FrazerStacey Howell

Mary Terrell and Cheney JosephJohn Barker Killgore**

Gordon ’78 and Teri LeBlancPhil and Lolly Martin

Hugh McIntoshTracey and Ty McMains ’84

Charlotte and George Murrell ’81Elizabeth and Jay Noland ’89

John and Virginia NolandNoël Babers Parnell ’74

Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mike and Heather Pitts

As of September 2013**Deceased


www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 11legacyPlease visit our website at http://ehsbr.giftlegacy.com for more donor stories and information about legacy giving.

“Our youngest daughter, Mae Amanda, graduated on May 17, 2013, following in the footsteps of our son, Denis in 2008, and daughter, Susanna in 2010. We are glad we made the decision to send our children to EHS which continued the legacy of an Episcopal education for a second generation. We have experienced the joy of watching our children achieve success in their undergraduate years and beyond, and this blessing has inspired us to do something for EHS that would positively impact the future—forever.” –Charlotte and George Murrell ‘81



Endowment and other Designated FundsGrowing Our Gifts – the Foundation for the FutureThe Episcopal High School endowment is a permanent, self-sustaining source of funding comprised of various restricted and unrestricted endowment funds. Some endowments have been established through sizable initial gifts, and many have grown or will grow through smaller ongoing gifts. Endowment assets are invested, and each year a portion of the interest earned is paid out to support the fund’s purpose. A strong endowment gives Episcopal High School additional financial strength in order to better serve our students, families and the entire EHS community by ensuring that resources are available to support vital programs and new initiatives.

Endowed, Other Designated Funds and Planned GiftsEpiscopal’s endowment exists from the generosity of donors who are committed to the school’s mission. Donors have provided endowed funds and planned gifts for academics, scholarships, merit awards for outstanding student achievement and capital projects. These visionary leaders care to sustain Episcopal for an ongoing tradition of serving students well while developing leadership for our community’s future.

Episcopal is committed to effective stewardship of its endowment. The Board of Trustees has delegated oversight for endowment investment policy to the Baton Rouge Area Foundation. The Finance Committee of the Board of Trustees is responsible for the endowment spending policy and the establishment of the annual spending rate.

Gifts may be made to previously established endowed funds, and we welcome the opportunity to have a conversation about the endowment or a named endowed fund. Please contact the Advancement Office at 225.755.2714.

For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2013, Episcopal’s endowed and designated assets were valued at more than $21 million. Nearly $400,000 was given to Episcopal in the 2012-2013 fiscal year toward endowed and designated funds.

Designated Endowment Funds and Other Designated Funds

Athletic Endowment FundAthletics Facilities’ Fund

Bailey Family FundHelen Barnes Trust

Eulah Bates FundBoard Reserve Fund

EHS Anonymous FundEHS Class of 1988EHS Class of 1989

Kay Fenton Scholarship in MathEdward E. Ford Endowment for Financial AidEdward E. Ford Endowment for Professional

DevelopmentFounders Scholarship Award

General EndowmentJohn Killgore Fund

Charles W. Lamar Fund for Classical StudiesHarris Lappin Fund

LLG Diversity Scholarship FundMcMains Thiberghein Memorial Fund

Allie Miller Scholarship FundJohn and Virginia Noland Fund

Nanette Noland Scholarship FundOperating Reserve Fund

Parents’ Guild FundPenniman Family Fund EndowmentPenniman Family Scholarship FundAnnslee Phillips Award Endowment

PPRRSM Reserve FundReilly Diversity Scholarship Fund

RDF-On Hand FundSaurage I Fund

Saurage II FundWebster Special Fund


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Class of 1988Dr. John C. Ervin ’88

Kay Fenton Memorial Scholarship in MathThe Rev. and Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.Episcopal High School Powerlifting Team

Mark Lappin Award FundMs. Barbara HumphreyMs. Patricia Waldrop

Allie Miller Scholarship FundThe Rev. and Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.Mrs. Dale LudwigMs. Leea R. RussellMrs. Debbie VanceMs. Lori WellsMs. Laura Zaloudek

John and Virginia Noland FundMr. and Mrs. John Noland

Parents’ Guild FundParents’ Guild of Episcopal

Mary Virginia Penniman Scholarship FundMr. and Mrs. Kevin Knobloch

Annslee Phillips Memorial Award FundAmerican Gateway BankMr. & Mrs. Don W. AyresMr. & Mrs. Randy BonnecazeMr. & Mr. Robert C. DavidgeThe Hill Property Owner’s AssociationMr. and Mrs. Stan J. Prutz Mr. & Mrs. N. LaRon PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Michael P. Putnam

Danny Thiberghein Memorial FundDr. and Mrs. Frank McMains

We are grateful to the generous donors who have contributed to Episcopal’s endowment and designated funds from July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.


The Society for Exemplary Episcopal KnightsThe Society for Exemplary

Episcopal Knights (SEEK), our lifetime giving society, recognizes those special

benefactors who have supported Episcopal with cumulative lifetime

giving that meets or exceeds $50,000. Throughout the years, their vision, commitment and generosity have

provided the foundation which has shaped our past, created our present

and is leading us well into the future. They are our partners in providing for

the tradition of an Episcopal education, and their lasting legacy on the school

will benefit generations to come.

It is with extreme gratitude that Episcopal recognizes the individuals

listed here whose support has enhanced the lives of countless students,

families, faculty members and friends. Cumulative giving is based on gifts

pledged or received through the fiscal year ending June 30, 2013.

Episcopal gratefully recognizes those lifetime benefactors who have consistently gone above and beyond in their support of the school. Many of those listed here have given not only of their resources, but also of their time, expertise and leadership over the years. When called upon, like many others, they have responded.

We gratefully recognize those listed in bold who became members of SEEK during the 2012-2013 fiscal year.

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AnonymousAndreeff FoundationMr. & Mrs. Dane C. AndreeffMr. & Mrs. Elton A. Arceneaux, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bailey IIIMr. & Mrs. Lee M. BergDr. & Mrs. Frederic T. Billings IIIMr. & Mrs. David K. Chauvin – Barkers Family Pharmacy

Mr. & Mrs. Dudley W. CoatesMrs. Laura E. CourterMr. & Mrs. W. Travis DickinsonDr. & Mrs. Steven D. Feigley ’74 & ‘72Mrs. Thomas L. FrazerMr. Luke L. GuariscoMr. & Mrs. Luke V. GuariscoMs. Victoria Guarisco & Mr. Tony BoagniMr. & Mrs. Dan B. HeardDr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hill, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Bill R. HiseMrs. Robert D. JenningsMr. & Mrs. Luther C. Kissam, IV

Mr. D. Benjamin KleinpeterMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kleinpeter ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Lamar, IIIMrs. Harris A. LappinMr. & Mrs. David L. Laxton IIIMr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78Dr. & Mrs. Alexandre C. LeupinMr. & Mrs. Alex V. LewisMr. & Mrs. J.D. LyleMr. Kevin R. LyleMr. & Mrs. Charles E. Major, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. C. Brent McCoyMr. & Mrs. Matthew G. McKayMr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ‘84Mr. & Mrs. F. Charles McMains, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Francis C. McMains, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. MitchellMr. D. Denis MurrellMr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ‘81Mr. & Mrs. John B. NolandMs. Nanette NolandDr. Bob Pace

Ms. Janet H. PaceMr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Claude PenningtonMr. & Mrs. N. LaRon PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Charles B. PlattsmierMr. & Mrs. O. Miles Pollard, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Preis ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Brian K. Price ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Stan J. PrutzMrs. Kevin P. Reilly, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ‘79Dr. & Mrs. G. Randolph RiceMr. & Mrs. James B. RutlandMr. J.N. SingletaryMr. & Mrs. Scott D. Singletary ‘80Mr. & Mrs. John M. SteitzDr. & Mrs. O.M. Thompson, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thompson ‘70Dr. & Mrs. Earl E. Turner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. TurnerMrs. Michele L. Williams

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Episcopal is pleased to recognize the following donors who have offered an extraordinary level of support with an annual cumulative financial contribution of $3,000 or more for the 2012-2013 fiscal year. These commitments – many of which extend beyond “one fund” – demonstrate a willingness to make transformative gifts which provide essential funds supporting educational enhancements for students, new equipment and facilities and ongoing operational expenses. These contributions provide invaluable support in fulfilling the mission and vision of Episcopal.

Our sincerest thanks to…$50,000 or moreMr. & Mrs. Matthew G. McKayMr. & Mrs. John B. NolandParents' Guild of EpiscopalMrs. Kevin P. Reilly, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly '79

$25,000-$49,999Albemarle CorporationAmedisysAndreeff FoundationMr. & Mrs. Dane C. AndreeffMr. & Mrs. David K. Chauvin – Barkers Family PharmacyMr. & Mrs. Todd B. Graves '90 & '88 – Raising Cane’sMr. & Mrs. Luke V. GuariscoMr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. '78Squires of Episcopal $10,000-$24,999Drs. Phillip & Sharon BarksdaleBASF CorporationMs. Victoria Guarisco & Mr. Tony BoagniDr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hill, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kirchoff, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains '84Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. MitchellMr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell '81Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. NewtonDr. & Mrs. David PittsMr. & Mrs. Brian Duval – Salsbury's Dodge CityMr. & Mrs. Wayne Stabiler Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Cameron R. WaddellWalters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens, LLCMrs. Michele L. Williams

$3,000-$9,999Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. BeDr. & Mrs. Stanley M. BienaszMr. & Mrs. J. Kevin BrownMr. & Mrs. J. Terrell BrownMr. & Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Bruser Mr. & Mrs. John H. CarmoucheDr. & Mrs. Michael J. Castine, IIIMr. & Mrs. Kelwin Clark Dr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick '79

Mr. & Mrs. Dudley W. CoatesThe Couvillion FamilyMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. D'Armond '85 & '85Mr. & Mrs. Donovan E. DavisMr. & Mrs. W. Travis DickinsonMr. & Mrs. Phillip W. DonovanDr. & Mrs. Alston E. DunbarMrs. Bobby Evans – Mary Ann Davis Evans Property Management TrustMr. & Mrs. Scott J. Folse '81Mr. & Mrs. Clay M. FlournoyMrs. Thomas L. FrazerDr. & Mrs. Bryan S. Hathorn '83Mr. & Mrs. Brian HaymonMr. Jason HubbardMr. & Mrs. Whittington P. KellamMr. & Mrs. Luther C. Kissam, IVMr. & Mrs. David L. Laxton III Ms. Vera A. LazarreMrs. Christine L. LiuMr. & Mrs. F. Charles Marionneaux '80Dr. & Mrs. Christopher McCanlessMr. & Mrs. Terry McCarthyMr. Hugh M. McIntoshDr. & Mrs. Francis C. McMains, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. MillerMr. & Mrs. J. Miller MurreyMr. & Mrs. John B. Noland, Jr. '89Peak Performance Physical TherapyMr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. PittsMr. & Mrs. James A. Poché III '83Dr. John A. Pojman & Ms. Dionne M. RousseauDr. & Mrs. Mark P. PosnerMr. & Mrs. Brian K. Price '76 Dr. & Mrs. G. Randolph RiceDr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Riché '89The Rev. & Mrs. Andrew S. RollinsMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rotenberg '79Mr. & Mrs. Craig Y. SabottkeMr. & Mrs. Frank SadlerMr. & Mrs. Matthew SaurageMr. & Mrs. Worachote SoonthornsimaMr. & Mrs. Scott A. Tozier Drs. Clement & Mamie Wen Dr. David J. WyattMs. Heather Wyatt

With Gratitude


“The workspace is a real “workshop,” equipped with

workbenches and team-focused seating, a space that would

be envied by many corporate teams working together

on projects.

Also, meetings can and do take place with the technology

available in that room…meetings with anybody, near

or far, with no required travel! It’s a wonderful space, and one that the students (and teacher)

are very fortunate to have!” –Charlene Thompson, EHS parent

of Emma Claire ’21 & Meredith ’23

The Robotics Studio became a reality thanks to the philanthropic support of EHS current parents Linda and Dennis Mitchell. Their gift provided for the transformation of the common space in Foster into the “Robotics Studio.” The studio is fully equipped with collaborative work stations, lockable work benches, storage cabinets, tool kits, a high definition display monitor, and special equipment to produce a multidisciplinary learning environment for students. Not only is the studio used for academic lessons and hands-on learning, but extra-curricular activities keep the studio buzzing with “after-hours” learning. Lower and Middle School students use the studio for FLL (FIRST Lego League) where they can design, build

and discover with Lego robots. The FIRST Robotics Team participates in competitions which are referred to as “the varsity sport for the mind.” This upgraded studio provides enhanced space and equipment for the Robotics team to engage in the exciting design and build process for competitions. All of the activities that take place in the robotics studio revolve around Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education, exposing students in meaningful ways to encourage them to consider these fields of study and STEM related careers.

Our students and EHS faculty and staff are grateful for this special gift made possible by the Mitchellfamily.

Robotics StudioFunded by a Special Gift


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“Having this space available has really energized the STEM program in general and robotics in particular. Drop by during tutorial period or almost any day after school and you will find students working on various projects or other STEM related activities. The studio makes delivery of and participation in STEM experiences so much easier than it was before. It is such a fantastic improvement over our previous dark, dank and isolated space that words fail me.” –Bruce Bowman, EHS Upper School Science Teacher

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Designated contributions include contributions made to:

The Academic Excellence Fund

Science, math, engineering

and FIRST Robotics

Online Engineering Academy

Robotics Studio

Technology Enhancements

Chapel

Art

Baseball and Softball

The Coach Dupe Trail-restricted

Aldrich and Pollard Libraries

Scholarships

Faculty Awards

General Operating

AnonymousAlbemarle CorporationAmedisysDrs. Sharon & Phillip BarksdaleBASF CorporationBaton Rouge Cargo ServiceMr. & Mrs. Donald BergeronMr. Myles A. Bergeron ‘04Dr. & Mrs. Stanley M. BienaszMr. & Mrs. Emmett J. Boudreaux ‘76Mr. & Mrs. Bruce BowmanMr. & Mrs. Jonathan BruserCircle K Stores, Inc.Dr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ‘79Coca-Cola of Baton Rouge, Bret FairchildMr. & Mrs. James A. CoganThe Couvillion FamilyMr. & Mrs. Matthew CrockerMr. & Mrs. Donovan E. DavisMr. & Mrs. Timothy DietrichMr. & Mrs. Phillip W. DonovanMr. & Mrs. Greg EdwardsEHS Class of 2013Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance Exxon Mobil FoundationFIRST RoboticsMr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Clay M. FlournoyMr. & Mrs. Scott J. Folse ‘81

Mr. & Mrs. Shawn L. Frazer ‘88Mr. & Mrs. Lester L. HartMr. & Mrs. Brian HaymonMr. Jason HubbardJCPenneyMr. & Mrs. Whittington P. KellamMr. & Mrs. Luther C. Kissam, IVL’Auberge CasinoMs. Vera A. LazarreMr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78Mr. & Mrs. Steve LevineMr. & Mrs. Johnny Mann ‘80Mr. & Mrs. F. Charles Marionneaux ‘80Dr. & Mrs. Christopher McCanlessMr. Hugh M. McIntoshMr. & Mrs. Hugh McIntosh, Jr.Mr. Jess McIntoshMr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ‘84Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. MitchellMr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ‘81NASAMr. & Mrs. Carl A. NewtonMr. & Mrs. John B. NolandMr. & Mrs. John B. Noland, Jr. ‘89Mr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. PittsDr. John A. Pojman & Ms. Dionne M. Rousseau

Dr. & Mrs. Mark P. Posner

Raising Cane’s Chicken FingersMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. RamseyMrs. Kevin P. Reilly, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ‘79Dr. Jewel ReuterThe Rev. Canon & Mrs. Kenneth P. RitterMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rotenberg ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Craig Y. SabottkeSAIC Salsbury’s Dodge CityMr. & Mrs. Christopher D. SammonsMr. Christian W. Sample ’21 & FamilyMr. & Mrs. William S. SandahlMr. & Mrs. John M. Selser, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Norman Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Worachote SoonthornsimaMr. & Mrs. Wayne Stabiler Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Don StellyMr. & Mrs. Erich Sternberg ‘86The Aaron or Peggy Selber Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Henry ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Scott TozierMr. & Mrs. Cameron R. WaddellWalters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens, LLCMr. & Mrs. Steven WardMr. Mark S. Williams & Dr. Pamela E. WilliamsMrs. Michele L. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. David N. WorrellMr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Wyly ‘76

Designated Contributions


Tuition and Fees

Annual Fund

Designated Project Gifts

Other Income

Summary of GivingGifts To Our CommunityReceived July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013

Annual Fund $ 968,392

Designated Project Funds / Other GiftsAcademic Excellence Fund $ 116,150Athletics $ 60,950Parents’ Guild Wish List $ 46,508Squires’ Wish List $ 42,198Online Engineering $ 30,000Educational Enhancements $ 29,868LeBlanc Family Fund $ 25,000Robotics $ 20,850Robotics Studio $ 12,000Newton Family Fund $ 10,000Robotics/Engineering $ 5,458Memorials & Honorariums $ 3,900Engineering Benchmark $ 3,750Chapel $ 3,000Technology $ 2,971Queen’s Closet $ 1,326Art $ 1,000Library $ 550Miscellaneous $ 500

Total Gifts $1,384,371 *Auxiliary Services includes the school’s infirmary, food services, transportation and extended care.**Plant Operations includes security, maintenance, janitorial, utilities, insurance and capital expenditures.

Instructional Costs and Technology

Plant Operations and Capital Improvements

Financial Aid

General and Administrative

Auxiliary Services

Student Activities

External A�airs and Admissions

Debt Service

Instructional Costs and Technology

Plant Operations and Capital Improvements

Financial Aid

General and Administrative

Auxiliary Services

Student Activities

External A�airs and Admissions

Debt Service

Use of Annual Operational Funds

Source of Annual Operational Funds

47%

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8%

11%

17%

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6%


ON YOURMARKS,SET...GO!

Dear Friends,

Whit and I were extremely honored to serve as the 2012-2013 “On Your Marks, Set…Go” Annual Fund Campaign Chair Family. This past year, EHS staff along with countless volunteers reached out to our constituents for support. Your overwhelming response resulted in not only one of the strongest giving years in school history, but also confirmed your enduring and selfless commitments to the EHS community.

Crucial to the success were the dedicated and tireless efforts of volunteers and EHS staff who participated in

this important EHS initiative. Numerous meetings, hundreds of phone calls, letter writing, e-mails, texts and personal visits all played into the campaign. The power of collective effort was remarkable, making our work enjoyable and rewarding.

The extraordinary generosity of parents, trustees, faculty, grandparents and friends led Episcopal to an unqualified success, having raised more than $968,000, exceeding the $700,000 goal by 38% – a figure we should all be proud of.

Because of your support, we were able to sustain fiscal health by meeting our operating budget and provide the funds needed for construction of The Coach Dupe Trail. Construction of the trail was complete by the start of school. And nothing pleases us more than to hear a whistle blowing with Coach Dupe signaling, “On Your Marks, Set…Go” at the new trailhead!

Annual Fund Campaign

Episcopal’s Annual Fund Campaign is an organized, yearly effort to raise the funds

needed to meet our annual operating budget. These contributions support the

people and programs which make Episcopal so special. This means talented faculty and

staff members, small class sizes, teaching tools, technology and exceptional offerings

in everything from the arts to athletics. In our community, every gift

matters and is important.

Episcopal’s parents, grandparents, parents of alumni, alumni, current students, faculty

and staff and friends all play a key role in supporting the Annual Fund Campaign.

During the 2012-2013 campaign, Episcopal received commitments from

more than 850 donors. Amazing!

Support of the Annual Fund Campaign affirms our belief in the mission and values

of Episcopal, and we are grateful.

“Crucial to the success were the dedicated and tireless efforts of volunteers and EHS staff who participated in this important EHS initiative.”

– Susu and Whit Kellam


2012-2013


Because we exceeded our goal, we were able to establish an EHS Athletics Fund, comprised of two components – an Athletic Endowment and a fund that supports our Athletic Facilities. These funds enable us to plan and implement a vision for the future as well as for our current athletic program.

On behalf of EHS and the Annual Fund Campaign Committee, we thank you and salute all donors for your generosity and participation. Your gifts resulted in the success of the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign and enabled us to implement the programs and initiatives that make us a leader among schools in the region and beyond.

With Gratitude,

Susu and Whit Kellam

Division Chair (Pre-K – 2nd) Tracy StreuliPre-Kindergarten Rachel Garrett ‘89Kindergarten Bridgette Coleman1st Grade Jennifer Melancon2nd Grade Kelli Pennington

Division Chair (3rd – 5th) Jennifer Gregoire3rd Grade Doug Clark4th Grade Mary Sue Knight5th Grade Candy Be

Division Chair (Middle School) Aimee Broussard ‘856th Grade Rachelle Cope7th Grade Deane Frazier ‘828th Grade Mary Boutwell

Division Chair (Upper School) Michele Williams9th Grade DeAnne Murrey10th Grade Brigette Castine11th Grade Robin Kilpatrick ‘7912th Grade Janel Chapman

Faculty and Staff DivisionLower School Casie Burley & Heather HarpoleMiddle School Eddie ColeUpper School Kathy MordenStaff Aloma Dias

2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign

Campaign ChairsSusu and Whit Kellam

Board of Trustees ChairsGordon LeBlanc ’78 & Jay Noland ’89

Leadership Division ChairsLinda & Mark Posner

Alumni Division ChairMargaret Falgout ’82

Past Parent Division ChairsKathy & Richard Chauvin ‘72

Grandparent Division ChairsSue & Elliott Laudeman

New Families ChairsRachel & Paul Garrett ’89 & ‘89

Development Committee ChairJay Noland ‘89

In addition to the volunteers listed above, we are grateful to all of the campaign volunteers who worked tirelessly to help ensure a successful campaign. We couldn’t have done it without you!

Volunteer Leadership


The Coach Dupe Trail, in honor of Claney Duplechin, Jr.

How often do you have the opportunity to enhance the future

by building on the rich heritage and traditions

of the past?

As part of the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign,

we honored Coach Claney Duplechin, Jr.

whose positive influence has impacted the lives of so many individuals during his 34 years of

coaching and teaching at Episcopal High School.

Consider that... • he was named the 2012 Gill National Coach of the Year for Track and Field;

• he was named the 2013 National Coach of the Year Boys Cross Country by the National Federation of State High School Associations;

• his track teams have won 30 District Championships and 4 Runner-ups; 27 Regional Championships and 5 Regional Runner-ups; and 10 State Championships, 9 State Runner-ups, and had 4 third place finishes;

• his athletes have made 334 appearances at the State Track Meet;

• he has coached 63 individual State Champions;

• his Boys Cross Country Teams have won 22 State Championships including 16 in a row, which places them 2nd on the National Federation of High Schools List;

• and even with all of these honors and accomplishments, his focus still remains on developing “good people”. *Statistics as of June 30, 2012

Through the generosity of numerous individuals, we created a first-class cross country trail on campus – The Coach Dupe Trail – which is used daily by students and faculty members. From physical education classes to athletic training, the ¾ mile, timber-lined and mulch surfaced path is not only contributing to our students’ physical well-being, but is also serving as a huge enhancement to the entire athletic program at EHS.

This trail not only will benefit future generations of students but pays tribute to a man who has touched so many lives.

22 2012-2013 Gift ReportGo Knights, Good People, Have Fun, State Champs!


With GratitudeWe offer our sincerest thanks to Sherri and Matt McKay whose foundational support and leadership commitment to Episcopal have made this trail possible. Their generosity is humbling and inspiring.

We are grateful for all donors to the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign who helped make this vision a reality, and we are honored to recognize the following leadership donors.

In addition, we gratefully recognize the following donors who restricted their contribution to The Coach Dupe Trail:Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bergeron Mr. Myles Bergeron and Ms.Kimberly Storm

Our ChampionsMatt, Sherri, Taylor & Hays McKay

AmedisysThe Andreeff Foundation

David Jr. & Nicole Chauvin, Cole, Cameron & David III

The Graves FamilyConnor & Caitlin Guarisco

Austin Guarisco ’15, John Luke Boagni ’24 & Matthew Boagni ’25

Dr. & Mrs. Richard HillThe Kirchoff Family

Gordon, Teri, Taylor & Andrew LeBlancGeorge, Charlotte, Denis, Susanna &

Mae Amanda MurrellDavid & Barbara Pitts

The Reilly FamilyThomas, Sari, Sydney & Austen Turner

MedalistsAnonymous Donor

Jane Lloyd, McCraney, Tad & Joyner BrownTerrell & Mary Kay Brown

The Bruser FamilyJohn, Trisha, Taylor, Cole, Ethan & Jett Carmouche

Dudley & Beverly CoatesThe Couvillion Family

Teri, Tom, William, McCall & Thomas D'ArmondDonovan, Tricia, Christine & John Davis

Trey, Michele, Trent, Corrinne & Alex DunbarMary Ann Davis EvansBetty & David Laxton

Elise & Adair McCanlessTerry, Susanna & Will McCarthy

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. MillerCarl, Patty, William & Nicole Newton

Brian & Reneé (Schwing ’76) PriceDeeDee Reilly

The Edward Rotenberg FamilyThe Sadler Family

Caroline & Cameron Waddell

Pacesetters The Barksdale Family

Robert, Candy, Sara & James BeSusan & Frederic Billings

The Castine FamilyKelwin, Linda & Matthew Clark

Robin Kilpatrick & Harold Clausen, Jr.Julie, Travis, Courtney, Cassidy & Caden Dickinson

Rachel & Terri DonovanThe Robert Drumm Family

Clay, Katheryn & Beatrix FlournoyLynnette & Tommy Frazer

Shawn Frazer ’88, Ashley Frazer Sides ’89 & Mark Frazer ’93

Bryan & Shalane HathornRalph & Suzette Howe

Linda LiuThe Johnny Mann Family

McMains FoundationDennis, Linda, Cody & Ali Mitchell

Ben Murrey ’14 & Jacob Murrey ’16Peak Performance Physical TherapyMr. and Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.

The Jim Poché FamilyLinda, Mark, Joshua ’13, Aaron ’16 &

Rachel ’18 PosnerDr. & Mrs. Andrew Riché

The Saurage FamilyThe Soonthornsima Family

Scott, Tracey, Fiona & Benjamin TozierClement, Mamie,

Madeline, Catherine & Matthew WenDavid J. Wyatt

Heather B. Wyatt

The Baker FamilyKellie & Bob Belk

Stan, Diane, Brannon & Gabrielle BienaszJeff, Diane, Nick, Lindsey & Sevie Breaux

Mark, Aimee ’85, Austin ’19 & Adele ’19 BroussardWesley Brown ’13Ms. Robyn Bueche

Eric, Janel, Brigette, Jared & Michael ChapmanKathy, Richard ’72, Locke ’06 & Brad ’10 Chauvin

Allen, Maria, Alex, Julian & Mookie DardenJeff, Therese, Laura, Robert & Thomas DeMouy

Tim & Charlotte DietrichCarson & Jacob Duval

The Scott J. Folse FamilyScott, Deane, Emily & Graham Frazier

Tony & Jennifer GregoireDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Hansbrough

Dee A. HarvillBrian, Barbara, Sarah & Eli Haymon

David & Jeanne James & FamilyWhit, Susu, Polk & Elliott Kellam

Kris, Jane, Scott & Stephen Kirkpatrick

Luke & Kathryn KissamJane, Mike, Andrew & James McGaugh

Mr. Hugh M. McIntoshDaniel McMains & Cooper McMains ’02

Jason & Jennifer MelanconJay & Elizabeth Noland

Patrick & Brenda O’ConnellNoël Babers Parnell ’74

Rubin Patel ’90 & Ravi Patel ’01Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pitts

Chandler M. RiceG. Randolph Rice, Jr.

Margaret & Randy RiceAnne & Al Rotenberg

Steve, Aimee, Lily & Emma RotenbergRobert & Martha Singletary

The Stabiler FamilyDr. & Mrs. Sam Vinci

Jennifer & Ryan WhittingtonMichele & Ty Williams

Chris, Gay, Jack, Julia & Emily Winters

Runners



The Father Seger Prayer Path, honoring the Reverend Canon David L. Seger

Sometimes the best ideas begin with a simple, thoughtful conversation. And then it becomes something very special.

Early on in the Annual Fund Campaign, Robin Kilpatrick ’79, suggested we “do something” to honor Father David Seger, former EHS chaplain and religious studies teacher, as part of the campaign.

Father Seger was with Episcopal when the cross country program was launched, and was instrumental in getting the program “up and running.” His teaching and guidance influenced many EHS students who benefitted from his wisdom and guidance during the early years of the school.

It was soon decided that a “Prayer Path” honoring Father Seger would be created as part of The Coach Dupe Trail.

EHS alumni from the classes of 1976 through 1985 were invited to support this project with a charitable contribution. In addition, current EHS board member, Margaret Lawhon Schott suggested inviting the St. Luke’s Episcopal parishioners who had recently gotten to know the Segers during their time back in Baton Rouge to also participate in this effort.

Soon thereafter came the realization that the simple “Prayer Path” idea had developed into something far more than anyone could have imagined. More than 80 donors came forward to honor Father Seger, resulting in a significant contribution to the project. “We are blessed to be able to honor Father Seger in this way for his faithful service to the Episcopal community,” shared Head of School Hugh McIntosh during the dedication ceremony.

The Father Seger Prayer Path offers walkers and runners an opportunity to reflect on each of the bible verses listed along the path, and perhaps, sit and be still on the bench dedicated in his honor. As The Rev. Dr. Bryan Owen stated in his letter to the St. Luke’s Church and School families, “this project honors Canon Seger’s service in a truly unique way – athletic, spiritual and academic – and his commitment to excellence in our community – past, present and future.” We can think of no way more fitting to honor a true man of God and lifelong friend to Episcopal.

“No day passes when I do not think of Episcopal

High School and the many students and families who

have benefitted from and will share in this blessed place,

filled with God’s grace.” –G. Allen Penniman, Jr.



We are delighted to acknowledge those donors who generously contributed to this special project.

AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Darrell W. AlligoodMr. & Mrs. Johnnie R. AllphinAxiall CorporationMr. & Mrs. Blaine K. Ayres ’91 & ‘93Mr. Kevin BlandMr. & Mrs. John A. BodronMr. & Mrs. Emmett J. Boudreaux ’76Mr. Patrick B. Broderick ’78Ms. Laurie V. Brown ’78Mr. & Mrs. Allen J. Brzozowski ‘83Drs. Delecia and F. Thomas Carey, Jr. ‘83Mrs. Barbara Carter Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Clark ’78Dr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ‘79Mr. & Mrs. R. Brent Clifton ‘82The Rt. Rev. James M. ColemanMr. Richard Collier & Dr. Mary Collier ’83Mr. & Mrs. Greg Cronkhite ’80Mr. & Mrs. Randell Curington ’80Drs. Olin & Ruby Dart, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dennis T. EdmonMr. Frederick G. Engels, Jr. ’79Ms. Margaret E. Falgout ’82Mr. Dan FaulkDr. & Mrs. Steven D. Feigley ’74 & ’72The Finley FamilyMrs. Walter L. FrazerMr. & Mrs. Dannie P. Garrett, III ’84Mr. Vance A. Gibbs ’75Mr. Eugene E. GluszekMs. Nannette Hinton ’83

Mr. & Mrs. David W. Holladay, Jr.The Revs. Melissa & Randolph Hollerith ’80Mr. & Mrs. Michael HooksMs. Anne H. Hornbeak ‘79The Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. Charles E. Jenkins IIIKansas City Southern Industries, Inc.The Rev. & Mrs. Kirkland W. KnightMs. Mary W. Leteff

Mr. & Mrs. C. Huffman Lewis III ’79Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Mann ’80Mr. & Mrs. Glenn MarcelMs. Bess B. McBrideMr. John L. McKenzie Jr.Ms. Elizabeth Meacham ’79Ms. Rebecca NictakisMs. Brenda B. O'ConnellThe Rev. Dr. & Mrs. C. Bryan OwenMs. Cindy A. Palmer ’79Mrs. Nancy PennMr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Bill Pitre

Dr. & Mrs. David PittsMr. & Mrs. Brian K. Price ’76Ms. Anna A. Reilly ’81Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rotenberg ’79Mr. & Mrs. Christopher RoussellMr. & Mrs. Jerry Sabin ’75Mr. & Mrs. William S. SandahlMr. & Mrs. Martin SchottDr. Therra C. Schwing ’75

A Sugar Kettle Completes the ProjectAs we were putting the final touches on The Coach Dupe Trail and Father Seger Prayer Path, we were approached by Mr. G. Allen Penniman, Jr., Founder and Trustee of Episcopal High School, who offered a Sugar Kettle to the school. We found the perfect location for it along the trail, placing it directly in front of the bench honoring Father Seger. Our thanks to Mr. Penniman for this generous and thoughtful contribution.

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen O. Sessums ’75St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, The Rev. & Mrs. William P. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Starns, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David C. StockingerMs. Judy V. StuartMs. Laura StuckerMs. Lynde UlmerMr. & Mrs. William van Beuningen

Mrs. Sandra Vaughan-Inman ’77Mr. & Mrs. Virgil VickroyMs. Catherine WallMs. Mary Evelyn White ’08 Ms. Melissa C. White ’08Ms. Elizabeth P. White ’10Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone WhitleyMr. & Mrs. Donald ZuberMrs. Otto Zuelke, Jr.

“I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” II Timothy 4:7



Annual Fund Round Table Associates

With gratitude, Episcopal recognizes the

members of the 2012-2013

Round Table Associates.

Dr. & Mrs. Frederic T. Billings, IIIMr. & Mrs. Emmett J. Boudreaux ’76Mr. & Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Eric ChapmanDr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ’79Mr. & Mrs. Dudley W. CoatesMs. Althea CointmentMr. & Mrs. Michael D. Ferachi ’82Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Folse ’81Mrs. Thomas L. FrazerDr. & Mrs. Mitchell J. HebertDr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hill, Sr.The Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. Bruce JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kleinpeter ’77Mr. & Mrs. David L. Laxton III

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ’78Dr. & Mrs. Alexandre C. LeupinMr. & Mrs. Matthew G. McKayMr. & Mrs. F. Charles McMains, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. MitchellMr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ’81Mr. Mark D. Murrell ’77Mr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. N. LaRon PhillipsDr. & Mrs. Mark P. PosnerMr. & Mrs. Brian K. Price ’76Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ’79Dr. & Mrs. G. Randolph RiceMr. & Mrs. Craig Y. SabottkeMr. & Mrs. Scott D. Singletary ’80Drs. Gay & Chris Winters

These loyal donors have given consecutively to the Annual Fund at the Associates’ level or above for ten or more years.



Donors, board members and alumni gathered on Monday, September 9, at Galatoire’s Bistro to celebrate the success of the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign. More than 160 guests attended the dinner.

Hugh McIntosh, Head of School, recognized DeeDee Reilly, Allen Penniman and Dudley Coates who planned the first Associates’ Dinner many years ago. As has become the tradition, the newest Roundtable Associates were introduced recognizing their giving at the Associates level for ten consecutive years. Those

honored included Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce Johnson and Drs. Gay and Chris Winters.Guests were treated to a performance by EHS Upper School students, Lauren Scott ’15 and Michael Hicks ’14 who performed two pieces from Fiddler on the Roof.

Mr. McIntosh also acknowledged the generosity of Sherri and Matt McKay with their leadership gift to The Coach Dupe Trail, in honor of Claney Duplechin, Jr. and thanked Susu and Whit Kellam, 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign Chairs, for their leadership.

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. W. Bruce Johnson

Drs. Gay & Chris Winters

Congratulations to our newest

Round Table Associates

“We have so many donors and volunteers to thank for their commitment to the campaign. We simply could not have done this without them.” –Susu and Whit Kellam



Episcopal gratefully celebrates the following

donors to the 2012-2013

Annual Fund Campaign This list is based on contributions received between

July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.

Founder’s Circle Gifts of $25,000 or more

Webster SocietyGifts of $10,000 to $24,999

Trustee’s CircleGifts of $5,000 to $9,999

Episcopal FellowsGifts of $3,000 to $4,999

Associates

Gifts of $2,000 to $2,999

KnightsGifts of $750 to $1,999

Blue & Gold StewardsGifts of $250 to $749

FriendsGifts up to $249


Founder’s CircleGifts of $25,000 or moreAndreeff FoundationMr. and Mrs. Dane C. AndreeffMr. & Mrs. David K. Chauvin – Barkers Family Pharmacy Mr. & Mrs. Todd B. Graves ’90 & ’88 – Raising Cane’sMr. & Mrs. Luke V. GuariscoMr. & Mrs. Matthew G. McKay

Webster SocietyGifts of $10,000 to $24,999AmedisysMs. Victoria Guarisco & Mr. Tony Boagni Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Hill, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kirchoff, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ’78Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ’81Dr. & Mrs. David PittsMr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ’79Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Turner

Trustee’s CircleGifts of $5,000 to $9,999Mr. & Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. J. Terrell BrownMr. & Mrs. Jonathan BruserMr. & Mrs. John H. CarmoucheMr. & Mrs. Dudley W. CoatesThe Couvillion FamilyMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. D'Armond ’85 & ‘85Mr. & Mrs. Donovan E. DavisDr. & Mrs. Alston E. Dunbar

Mrs. Bobby Evans – Mary Ann Davis Evans Property Management TrustMr. & Mrs. David L. Laxton IIIDr. & Mrs. Christopher McCanlessMr. & Mrs. Terry McCarthyMr. & Mrs. Michael G. MillerMr. & Mrs. Carl A. NewtonMr. & Mrs. Brian K. Price ’76Mrs. Kevin P. Reilly, Sr.Dr. & Mrs. G. Randolph RiceThe Rev. & Mrs. Andrew S. RollinsMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rotenberg ’79Mr. & Mrs. Frank SadlerMr. & Mrs. Cameron R. Waddell Episcopal FellowsGifts of $3,000 to $4,999AnonymousDrs. Sharon & Phillip BarksdaleDr. & Mrs. Robert M. BeMr. & Mrs. J. Kevin BrownDr. & Mrs. Michael J. Castine, IIIMr. & Mrs. Kelwin ClarkDr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ’79Mr. & Mrs. W. Travis DickinsonMr. & Mrs. Phillip W. DonovanMr. & Mrs. Clay M. FlournoyMrs. Thomas L. FrazerDr. & Mrs. Bryan S. Hathorn ’83Mr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ’84Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. MitchellMr. & Mrs. J. Miller MurreyPeak Performance Physical Therapy

2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign contributions made in honor of Coach Claney Duplechin and the EHS athletics program are designated in bold.

www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 29donors

Mr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James A. Poché III ’83Dr. & Mrs. Mark P. PosnerDr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Riché ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew SaurageMr. & Mrs. Worachote SoonthornsimaMr. & Mrs. Scott A. TozierDrs. Mamie & Clement WenDr. David J. WyattMs. Heather Wyatt

AssociatesGifts of $2,000 to $2,999Mr. Shannon Arceneaux & Dr. Leslie S. ArceneauxMr. & Mrs. Richard BakerMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Belk ’87Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Berg ’94Dr. & Mrs. Stanley M. BienaszDr. & Mrs. Frederic T. Billings IIIMr. & Mrs. Emmett J. Boudreaux ’76Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. BreauxMr. & Mrs. Philip T. BriceMr. & Mrs. Mark A. Broussard ’85Mr. Wesley Brown ’13Ms. Robyn BuecheDr. & Mrs. Eric ChapmanMr. & Mrs. Richard L. Chauvin, Jr. ’72Ms. Althea S. CointmentMr. & Mrs. David J. Dansky Jr. ’89 & ’89Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Darden Mr. James M. Dellinger & Dr. Amy B. DellingerDrs. Therese & Jeffrey DeMouy

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy DietrichDr. & Mrs. Robert DrummMr. & Mrs. Brian DuvalMr. & Mrs. Daryl R. EllisMs. Randi S. Ellis ’90Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Ferachi ’82Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Folse ’81Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. FontenotMr. & Mrs. Scott E. Frazier ’82Dr. & Mrs. Paul D. Garrett ’89 & ’89Dr. & Mrs. W. Anthony GregoireDr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Hansbrough, Sr. Dr. Robert Hart & Dr. Susan NelsonMs. Dee A. HarvillMr. & Mrs. Brian HaymonDr. & Mrs. Mitchell J. HebertThe Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Clifford P. HowellMr. & Mrs. David M. JamesMr. & Mrs. W. Bruce Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Whittington P. KellamMr. & Mrs. C. Kris KirkpatrickMr. & Mrs. Luther C. Kissam, IVMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Kleinpeter ’77Dr. & Mrs. Alexandre C. LeupinMr. & Mrs. Johnny Mann ’80Mr. & Mrs. Joel W. MarkertMr. & Mrs. Philip T. MartinMr. & Mrs. Michael N. McGaughMr. Hugh M. McIntoshMr. & Mrs. F. Charles McMains, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Francis C. McMains, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Jason L. MelanconMr. Mark D. Murrell ’77Mr. & Mrs. Iveson B. Noland IIIMr. & Mrs. John B. Noland, Jr. ’89Ms. Brenda B. O'ConnellMr. & Mrs. Steven W. Parnell ’74Mr. R. Andrew Patty, III & Dr. Robin H. Patty ’83Mr. & Mrs. N. LaRon PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Michael D. PittsDr. Keith Rhynes & Dr. Susan FutayyehMr. & Mrs. G. Randolph Rice, Jr. ’96Mr. Chandler M. Rice ’99Mr. & Mrs. Alvin G. RotenbergMr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Rotenberg ’81Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Rotenberg ’83St. James Episcopal ChurchMr. & Mrs. Craig Y. SabottkeMr. & Mrs. John M. Selser, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Brett M. Sides ’89Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Singletary ’80Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Singletary ’83Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Stabiler Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Todd D. Stevens ’85Dr. & Mrs. Sam VinciMr. & Mrs. George P. Waters, Jr. ’88Mr. & Mrs. Otey L. White, IIIMr. & Mrs. Doyle WhittingtonMr. & Mrs. Ryan E. Whittington ’91Mrs. Michele L. WilliamsDrs. Gay & Chris Winters

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Rach

el C

obb

‘90

Rachel has sung lead roles in opera houses and concert stages all over the United States, Central America, and in Europe

including Glyndebourne Opera, Opera Pacific, Madison Opera, Caramoor bel Canto, Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra,

and Baltimore Opera. Ms. Cobb has received top awards from the Metropolitan Opera, Chicago Musicians

Club of Women, Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation and the Loren L. Zachary Competition.

During her time at EHS, Rachel honed her musical talents as a member of the EHS Choir and performed in multiple musicals

including playing the role of Laurie in Oklahoma. Currently, she is a professional classical singer who teaches all levels

of voice lessons for adults and students over 11, beginning piano lessons for adults and children, and musicality-voice lessons for younger children in Baton Rouge. She is hailed

as “fiercely dramatic” by The London Times and possessing a “pure soprano [with] charm and fragility” Classical Voice.

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KnightsGifts of $750 to $1,999AnonymousDr. & Mrs. Rick Ahmad Dr. & Mrs. Satyaprasad V. AlapatiMr. & Mrs. James AlbertMr. & Mrs. John B. Anderson ’78 & ’79Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan BaldwinDr. Mahesh Basireddy & Dr. Neelima ReddyDr. & Mrs. Charles C. BerggreenMr. & Mrs. Rex BowdenMr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Bowers ’79Mr. Patrick B. Broderick ’78Mr. & Mrs. David BryantMr. Donald T. CarmoucheMs. Mona CarterMr. Juan A. Castillo ’82Drs. Berry & Nancy ChandlerMr. & Mrs. Douglas R. ClarkMr. & Mrs. R. Brent Clifton ’82Drs. Robert & Rachelle CopeDr. & Mrs. P. Michael Davis, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John B. Davis, IIMr. John N. deGravelles & Dr. Karin deGravellesMr. & Mrs. K. Scott DorrisMr. & Mrs. Benjamin DupuyDr. & Mrs. Gerard J. DynesThe Rev. & Mrs. William P. EdwardsMr. & Mrs. Scott P. EscottMr. & Mrs. Shawn L. Frazer ’88Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. GikasDr. R. Clay GouldMr. & Mrs. L. Victor Gregoire, Jr.


Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. HarrellMr. & Mrs. Lester L. HartDr. & Mrs. Robert F. HaydenMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. HebertMrs. Rachel Helmke & Dr. Bernard BokaMr. & Mrs. Patrick HerringMr. & Mrs. James Hickson ’91Dr. & Mrs. Les HixonDr. David Hoff & Dr. Heather BorthwickThe Rev. & Mrs. J. Mark HollandMr. & Mrs. J. David HoneycuttMr. & Mrs. Max J. HuffMr. & Mrs. Richard W. Huye, Jr.The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. Charles E. Jenkins IIIMr. & Mrs. David A. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. John F. Kelliher IIIMr. Robert S. Kennedy & Ms. Ann OlfsonMr. & Mrs. R. Garrett Key ’95Mr. & Mrs. Scott KnausThe Rev. & Mrs. Kirkland W. KnightMr. & Mrs. Edward B. KramerMr. & Mrs. Charles W. Lamar, IIIDr. & Mrs. Lance C. LaMotteMr. & Mrs. W. Elliott LaudemanMs. Vera A. LazarreMr. and Mrs. Stephen S. LeBlanc ’83Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. LeoMr. & Mrs. C. Craig LeopardMr. & Mrs. Steve LevineMr. & Mrs. T. Lewis Love Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Peter LuscyMr. & Mrs. William E. Macmurdo ’84Mr. & Mrs. Weber P. Mansur, III

Mr. Toby Massengale, Jr. ’86Mr. Price McNamara & Dr. Susan McNamaraMr. Gene C. McQuown ’72Mr. & Mrs. Garner MoralesMr. & Mrs. John R. MorgantiMr. Asim Munir & Dr. Devjani Lahiri-MunirMr. & Mrs. Charles R. MunroMr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’LearyMr. Ravi K. Patel ’01Dr. & Mrs. D. Rubin Patel ’90Drs. Allen & Katherine Pearce ’82Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. PenningtonMr. & Mrs. David B. PerkinsonDr. John A. Pojman & Ms. Dionne M. RousseauDr. & Mrs. Dale J. Politz

Dr. Mahesh RaoMs. Anna A. Reilly ’81 Dr. Jewel ReuterMr. & Mrs. J. Randall RichardMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Rieger, Jr. ’77The Rev. Canon & Mrs. Kenneth P. Ritter

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rowe, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. SadlerMr. & Mrs. William S. SandahlThe Rev. Canon & Mrs. David L. SegerMr. & Mrs. W. Russel Shaffer ’84Mr. J.N. SingletaryMr. & Mrs. L. Bradley SmithMr. & Mrs. Robert M. SmithDr. Victor Stater & Dr. Suzanne MarchandMr. & Mrs. John M. SteitzMr. & Mrs. Don StellyMr. & Mrs. Wade StephensMr. & Mrs. Edwin StreuliMr. & Mrs. Joel G. SwetnamMr. & Mrs. Michael J. Travis

Mr. Philippe Veeters & Mrs. Mirjam MaassenMr. & Mrs. Richard E. Volland, IIIMr. & Mrs. Dion L. Warr ’90Mr. Mark S. Williams & Dr. Pamela E. WilliamsDr. Robert C. Witcher, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Terry L. Zellmer

www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 31donors2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign


Blue and Gold StewardsGifts of $250 to $749AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Ramzi AbouchahlaDrs. Mark & Marie AciernoDr. & Mrs. Iqbal AhmadMr. & Mrs. Kevin AlexanderMr. & Mrs. Bradley J. Artigue ’89Mr. Kevin Asefi & Mrs. Elham OujaniDr. & Mrs. Waref AzmehMr. & Mrs. Brett BaileyMr. & Mrs. Denny BassDr. & Mrs. Stephen BeasleyDr. & Mrs. Frederic T. Billings IV ’94Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. BissonMr. & Mrs. John A. BodronMr. & Mrs. Brent B. BoxillMr. & Mrs. David W. Brantley ’72 & ’72Mr. Paul BrownMr. & Mrs. Jay BrunoMr. & Mrs. Blake BurleyMs. Lisa Burris ’14Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. BurrisMr. & Mrs. John S. Campbell III ’88Mr. Tony Y. Chan ’97Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow W. ChewMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Clark ’78Mr. & Mrs. G. Taylor ClarkMr. & Mrs. Michael R. Clarke ’86Circle K Stores, Inc.Ms. Catherine H. Coates ’73Dr. & Mrs. V. Dale CoffmanMr. & Mrs. H. Davis Cole

Mr. Richard Collier & Dr. Mary Collier ’83Mr. & Mrs. Craig CooperMr. & Mrs. Matthew CrockerMr. & Mrs. J.E. Cullens, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. CurryMr. & Mrs. Andrew E. Curtis ’93Mr. & Mrs. D. Nelson DanielMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. DaQuannoMr. & Mrs. William R. D’ArmondMr. John W. Davis ’02Mr. Thomas Delahaye & Dr. Nancy DelahayeMr. & Mrs. Raymond T. DiamondMr. & Mrs. Robert L. DillardMr. & Mrs. Dennis T. EdmonMr. & Mrs. Greg EdwardsMr. & Mrs. William R. EdwardsDr. Denise Egeá-KuehneMr. & Mrs. Bridger EglinDr. John C. Ervin ’88Exxon Mobil Alliance ProgramDr. & Mrs. Steven D. Feigley ’74 & ’72Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. FellDr. & Mrs. Samuel B. Field ’85Mr. & Mrs. Robert FieldsDr. & Mrs. James D. FletcherMr. & Mrs. George A. Foster, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Flynn D. Foster ’85Mrs. Gloria FranciseDrs. David & Gertrude GbolooMr. Eugene E. GluszekDr. & Mrs. Stewart T. Gordon ’87

Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Graham III ’85 & ’85Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt Greer, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Todd W. Grigsby ’92Ms. Elizabeth GrossMr. and Mrs. James O. GundlachMr. & Mrs. Daniel GutierrezDr. & Mrs. Andrew G. HargroderDr. & Mrs. Milton L. Harris, Jr. ’75Dr. & Mrs. Anthony HartonMr. David W. HayesMs. Elizabeth L. Haynes ’89Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. HebertDr. & Mrs. Thomas J. HeigleMr. & Mrs. Kenny HendersonDr. Gwendolyn Corbett Henry ’90Mr. John Hill, III & Mrs. Mollie Poché Hill ’84 & ’84Ms. Ruth D. HillDr. Bruce A. HookMrs. Patricia G. HorvilleurMr. Jason HubbardDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Hyde ’90Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Jalenak, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Jaques ’83Mr. & Mrs. P. Mark Johnson, IIIMr. & Mrs. Jason JonesMr. & Mrs. W. Scott KeatyMr. & Mrs. Dantes J. KellerMr. & Mrs. James P. KellyMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. KerrDr. Thomas KiebachMr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Kiesel ’92

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. King ’88Mr. & Mrs. K. Scott Kirkpatrick ’95Mr. & Mrs. Kirk L. LandryMr. & Mrs. Hau C. LeeMr. & Mrs. Geoffery L. LeJeuneMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Lima ’83Ms. Marjory L. LynchMr. and Mrs. Dale MaasMs. Tamara MayoMr. & Mrs. Andrew P. McCracken ’83Dr. & Mrs. Jeff McLeanMr. & Mrs. R. Whitney Mears ’02Mr. & Mrs. H. Kade Miller, Jr.The Rev. & Mrs. John S. MillerDr. & Mrs. Yunus A. MoosaMr. & Mrs. Thomas MountMrs. Chrystal MusgroveMr. & Mrs. Timothy NicholsMr. & Mrs. Michael NicolosiMr. & Mrs. Yasuaki NiwanoMr. & Mrs. Iveson B. Noland, IV ’77Mr. & Mrs. John B. Norwood, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Alan J. OstroweMr. & Mrs. Yoshikazu OteMr. & Mrs. M. Jack OultonMr. & Mrs. William H. Patrick, III Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Payne ’87Mr. & Mrs. Bryan J. Pellegrin ’85Mr. & Mrs. John R. Pellegrin continued


Dr. & Mrs. Thomas PerkinsMrs. Beverly PittsMr. & Mrs. Andy PizzolatoDr. & Mrs. John K. Politz ’81Mr. & Mrs. Otis M. Pollard III ’81Mr. & Mrs. William B. PortwoodMr. & Mrs. Stan J. PrutzDr. Michael QuinnMr. & Mrs. Robert R. RainerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. RamseyMr. & Mrs. Clyde M. ReidMr. & Mrs. Benjamin W. ReiserMs. Nancy L. ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Jason RibesMr. & Mrs. James Rogstad ’85Mr. & Mrs. Christopher RoussellMr. & Mrs. Randy P. RousselDr. & Mrs. Stuart M. RousselMr. & Mrs. John J. RunnelsMr. & Mrs. J.J. Safer II ’88St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church, The Rev. & Mrs. William P. Edwards

Mr. & Mrs. David L. Sample ’91Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Sanchez, Jr. ’93Mr. & Mrs. Martin SchottDr. Therra C. Schwing ’75Dr. & Mrs. Stephen O. Sessums ’75Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. SheelyMr. & Mrs. Junji ShimadaMs. Elizabeth ShortessMr. & Mrs. Neal A. Simpson ’73

Mr. & Mrs. Garret W. Smith ’01Dr. & Mrs. John SparksMr. & Mrs. Ladd SpringMr. & Mrs. Warren Stabiler Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Arnaud StaibMr. Robert L. Stamey & Ms. LaVonne MartinMr. & Mrs. Edward F. Stauss, IIIMr. & Mrs. Erich Sternberg ’86Mr. & Mrs. David C. StockingerMr. & Mrs. Joey S. StoneMr. & Mrs. Hiroaki TakeiMr. & Mrs. Russell D. TalbotMr. & Mrs. Michael TeczaMr. & Mrs. Bill TerrellDr. & Mrs. O.M. Thompson, Jr.Drs. Tim & Joy TsaiDr. & Mrs. Edward W. Veillon, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Benn VincentMr. Richard A. WhitehurstDr. & Mrs. John B. Whitley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone WhitleyMs. Jillian C. Whitley ’05Mr. & Mrs. Eric WicklundMr. & Mrs. Samuel W. WinslowMs. Ashton Wood ’20Mr. Charles & Mrs. Carolyn Moore-Wood ‘82Mr. John Hayden Wood ’18Mr. & Mrs. Jeff WoodMr. & Mrs. J. King Woolf III ’75Dr. Cong-Cong Xing & Dr. Lili FanMr. & Mrs. Hiroyuki YazakiMr. & Mrs. Mohammed A. Zamin

Blue and Gold Stewards FriendsGifts up to $249AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Sam J. Albritton III ’85Mr. & Mrs. Royal J. Alexander Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. AlligoodDrs. Sean & Ashley AllisonMr. & Mrs. Johnnie R. AllphinMr. & Mrs. Frank AlpandinarDr. Maria Victoria M. AlvarezMr. & Mrs. Max Alvis, Jr. ’78Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Anderson ’02Mr. & Mrs. Reginald L. AugustusMr. & Mrs. Blaine K. Ayres ’91 & ’93Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. BaronichMr. & Mrs. W. Brendan Bayard Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Chris BeckmanMrs. Eileen BeckmanMr. & Mrs. Lee BellueMr. & Mrs. Bryon J. BennettDr. & Mrs. Gerald BerensonMrs. Bonnie BergstresserMr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. BerriganMr. & Mrs. W. Robert BlackledgeMr. Kevin BlandMs. Caroline Blitzer Phillips ’89Mr. Thomas J. Boagni ’82Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. BodeMr. & Mrs. Scott A. BolducMs. Lydia Bolduc ’09Ms. Elizabeth A. Bordelon ’79Mr. & Mrs. Travis P. BourgeoisMs. Christine M. BourgeoisMs. Brenda BrockMs. Laurie V. Brown ’78

Ms. Kellie BruceMs. Adonna G. BruserMr. & Mrs. Matthew D. Bryant ’99Mr. & Mrs. Allen J. Brzozowski ’83Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. ButlerMrs. Amy G. ButlerMs. Delores CabeceirasMr. & Mrs. Brian CallawayMr. Dan CanevariDrs. Delecia & F. Thomas Carey, Jr. ’83Mrs. Elizabeth S. CarmoucheMrs. Barbara CarterMs. Marcia CarterMrs. Kristen CascioMs. Ashley Heyer-CaseyMr. Michael D. Chapman ’13Mr. & Mrs. Chris ChappleMr. & Mrs. Chad ChenevertMr. & Mrs. Rogee L. ClarkMr. & Mrs. Andre’ ClouatreMr. Douglas J. CochranMr. & Mrs. James L. CocoMr. & Mrs. Edwin E. ColeThe Rt. Rev. James M. ColemanDr. Elizabeth E. ConnellMr. & Mrs. Russell CorneliusMr. & Mrs. Steven M. Cowan, Sr. ’85Mr. & Mrs. David D. Craig ’02Mr. & Mrs. R. Casey Crawford ’92Mr. & Mrs. Barry CrawfordMr. & Mrs. Greg Cronkhite ’80Mr. & Mrs. David CrousillacMr. & Mrs. Randell Curington ’80Mrs. Lauren DaigleMr. & Mrs. Edward I. Daniel, IV



Mr. Allen D. Darden Jr. ’13Drs. Ruby & Olin Dart, Jr.Ms. Kathleen C. DaveredeMs. Christine E. Davis ’10Mr. & Mrs. P. Michael Davis, Sr.The Rev. & Mrs. Charles N. deGravellesMs. Linda DeWittMs. Aloma O. DiasMr. & Mrs. Mark DillonDr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DiNapoliMr. Benjamin M. DiNapoli ’10Judge Michael M. Distefano, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael DoerrMs. Rachel N. Donovan ’13Mr. & Mrs. Eugene DukeMr. & Mrs. Claney Duplechin, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jose DupuyMr. Frederick G. Engels, Jr. ’79Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. EngholmDr. David L. Evans ’74Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell FainMs. Margaret E. Falgout ’82Mr. Dan FaulkMr. M. Austin Fenn ’03The Finley FamilyMr. & Mrs. Eric D. FischerMrs. Russell H. FishMr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Max FletcherMr. Scott R. Folse ’13Ms. Sharon ForresterMs. Erika G. Fortenberry ’88Dr. Larry D. FosterMrs. Donna K. Foust ’84Mrs. Walter L. Frazer

Dr. & Mrs. Charles FreeDr. & Mrs. Ernest Freeman IIIDr. & Mrs. F. Charles Frey IV ’92Mr. Venkata S. Gadi & Mrs. Thirumalini DasariMr. & Mrs. Dannie P. Garrett, III ’84Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. GaudinMr. John Gay & The Rev. Karen GayMr. Vance A. Gibbs ’75Ms. Lydia C. Gikas ’06Mr. Connor Dean Glisson ’11Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. GoodnerMr. Jack Denton Graham, IV ’12Mr. & Mrs. Mickey S. GraphiaMr. & Mrs. Troy H. Greaves ’87Ms. Stacie M. GreeneDr. & Mrs. Gregory L. GriffinMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. GuariscoMr. & Mrs. Keith J. Guillot ’89Ms. Shaoqing GuoMr. Brennan D. Gutierrez ’13Mr. & Mrs. Riley Hagan, IIIMr. Shawn Halliday & Ms. Karli HendersonThe Rev. Dr. James Hamner, IVMr. Guy R. Hanks ’78Mr. & Mrs. John Hardy, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Harmon ’84Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. HarperMs. Heather HarpoleMr. & Mrs. Kyle HarrisDrs. Mark & Rachel HausmannDr. & Mrs. Peter Hawking ’72Mr. & Mrs. Tom S. Hawkins, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hebert Ms. Margaux Elizabeth Hebert ’11Ms. Sydni K. Hebert ’08

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Hebert ’88Mr. Charles F. Heflin ’97Ms. Dana L. HeuvelMr. & Mrs. Rick HillMs. Nannette Hinton ’83Mr. & Mrs. Marcus M. HirschDr. & Mrs. Mark K. HodgesMr. & Mrs. David W. Holladay, Jr.The Revs. Melissa & Randolph Hollerith ’80Mr. & Mrs. Michael HooksDr. & Mrs. Troy A. HooverMs. Anne H. Hornbeak ’79Ms. Natalie N. Horvilleur ’00Ms. Amy HoweMs. Jeanne Frances Howe ’11Mr. Lacy C. HoweMr. & Mrs. Michael R. Hubbell ’81Mrs. Sandra A. JacksonMr. & Mrs. Alton L. JamesMr. Wardell N. JonesMs. Andrea JonesMr. & Mrs. Alan JonesMr. & Mrs. Cheney C. Joseph, Jr.Drs. Terrell & Natalie Joseph ’88Mr. & Mrs. Kirk A. KallenbergerMr. & Mrs. Brock Kantrow ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Lee C. KantrowMr. & Mrs. Wes KeithMr. & Mrs. Lucius J. Kellam III

John

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John K.D. Graham, ’01, is a film maker and app developer. He is the creator of the film Home Sweet Home and the app

“Your Pizza Adventure.” One of his favorite quotes is, “Art is the lie that makes us realize the truth,” by Pablo Picasso. “I think

this quote is important. We can learn from fiction just as much as from fact. I love making up stories, but I want there to be a

truth to my stories, something that people can identify with and possibly learn from,” stated Graham.

continued


Mr. Stephen K. Lawlis ’83Mr. Eldrick S. Laws ’83Ms. Sara LeBlancMr. Mike Lee & Mrs. Merri Durboraw-LeeMr. & Mrs. Darrell A. Leggio ’86 Dr. & Mrs. Louis W. LeggioMr. & Mrs. Larry K. Lemoine Jr.Ms. Mary W. LeteffDr. & Mrs. Jon M. Levin

Mr. & Mrs. C. Huffman Lewis III ’79Ms. Kathleen R. Love ’13Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. LoweDrs. Euil & Sherry Luther ’78Ms. Sarah R. Mack ’04Dr. & Mrs. James MaddenMs. Darolyn Mahon Mr. Patrick B. MahonMr. & Mrs. Craig MallettMr. & Mrs. Dean ManninaMr. & Mrs. Glenn Marcel

Ms. Lauren A. Marcogliese ’97Ms. Dana Martinez Ms. Kathleen R. MartinezMs. Bess B. McBrideMr. & Mrs. James McCraryMr. & Mrs. T. Clinton McCullough IV ’96Mr. Matt O. McCune ’02Mr. Chadwick McElveenMs. Carolyn McGeeMr. & Mrs. Blake E. McGehee ’83Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGimsey ’84Dr. & Mrs. M. Kevin McKeeMr. John L. McKenzie Jr.Ms. Allie B. McKowen ’84Dr. Leslie D. McLaughlinMr. & Mrs. Edward L. McLeod ’96Mr. Andrew Kaplan McMains ’20Mr. David Parkman McMains ’24Mr. Joshua Reed McMains ’24Ms. Cheryl McMayonMs. Elizabeth Lynch Meacham ’79Ms. Briget K. Melancon ’96Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. MerchantMr. & Mrs. Rene L. MilliganMr. & Mrs. Benjamin B. Mims ’82Mr. Will MintonMr. & Mrs. Allen MisherMr. & Mrs. David MitchellDr. Kathleen M. Morden & Dr. Dale TreleavenMr. & Mrs. Benjamin B. Moss, III ’97Mr. & Mrs. Peyton MurphyMs. Mae Amanda Murrell ’13

Mr. & Mrs. W. Richard Myer Jr. ’89Mr. & Mrs. Warren Nally ’86Mr. & Mrs. F. Paul Naquin, Jr.Mrs. Maureen R. NathansonMs. Rebecca NictakisMr. Charles J. O’Brien, IV ’13Mr. Chris Oetjens ’82Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Ortego ’83The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. C. Bryan OwenMs. Julie C. Pace ’01Ms. Cindy A. Palmer ’79Mr. Michael T. Palmer ’83Mr. & Mrs. William G. PalmerMr. Donald R. PartinDr. & Mrs. Alpesh D. PatelMrs. Nancy PennMs. Lucy PereraMr. & Mrs. Craig W. PerretMrs. Christie PetersonMr. John H. Phares Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Bill PitreMr. & Mrs. Jorge PonjuanMr. & Mrs. Brett Porth ’98 Mr. William R. Powell & Dr. Saundra L. DaigleMs. Elizabeth G. Prutz ’13Mr. & Mrs. Don PulliamMr. & Mrs. Randall R. Rainer ’83Mr. Sergio RamosMr. & Mrs. Jason T. RashMs. Madelyn C. RawlsDr. Joseph N. Redhead Jr. & Dr. Tamara M. SantiagoMr. & Mrs. Thomas Rhea

Friends

Dr. & Mrs. Ted P. KempMr. & Mrs. Bruce KennedyMr. & Mrs. W. Clay KimbrellMr. & Mrs. Bryan L. King Ms. Carol KingMr. & Mrs. Daniel KirschnerMr. & Mrs. William Kitto

Ms. Taylor V. Kleinpeter ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. KlingDrs. Theodore & Cheryl KnattMr. John E. Kojis Mrs. Tara KojisMs. Nancy KrammMr. & Mrs. Michael D. Kuhn IIMr. & Mrs. Michael KurtzMs. Hazel Gay LaNasa ’73Mr. & Mrs. Brad LarpenterMr. Steven Latuso



Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. RichardMs. Blair RichardsMr. & Mrs. Greg Riley Ms. Katy RileyMr. & Mrs. David Roberie ’90Ms. Tremeca L. RobersonMr. & Mrs. Russell H. RoperMr. & Mrs. Stewart G. Ross ’88Mr. & Mrs. Michael Roth ’90Mr. & Mrs. Pierre RuizMr. Ted A. Rush & Mrs. Janet L. EvansMs. Alexis A. Rush ’13Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Sabin ’75Dr. & Mrs. Joel J. SaferLt. Col. & Mrs. George B. Saroch ’82Mr. Peter A. Savigny & Mrs. Jean L. Palmer-Savigny ’92Mr. Sebastian Turner Schexnayder ’11Mr. & Mrs. John SchumacherMr. Andrew G. Schutte ’03Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Schutte, Jr.Mrs. Edward B. Schwing IIIMs. Miriam SegoviaDr. Frederick H. Sheldon & Ms. Jody KennardMr. Ricky Sheldon ’09 Mr. David L. SheltonMs. Amy W. Shoemaker ’87Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Signorelli, Jr. ’85Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. SilvermanMr. & Mrs. Joseph H. SimsMs. Anna M. Singletary ’13Mr. & Mrs. E. Marcus Smith

Mr. Jordan M. Smith ’13Ms. Lindsay Taylor SmithMr. & Mrs. Scott G. Smith ’81Mr. Stewart C. Sommers ’89 Mr. & Mrs. W. Carlos Spaht ’01Ms. Chiquita SpearsMrs. Shannon M. SpikesMr. & Mrs. Brent G. Spiller ’99Mr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Starns, Jr.Ms. Elizabeth G. Steitz ’10Ms. Laura M. Steitz ’08Ms. Carrie B. Stern ’93Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Stevens, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. U.H. StoerDr. Erik W. Stromeyer ’89Ms. Judy V. StuartMs. Laura StuckerMr. Alexander SubashiMr. & Mrs. Charles SutcliffeMs. Nola SwansonDr. & Mrs. Joseph SwopeMs. Robin TalamoMr. & Mrs. John TalbotMs. Kristin TassinMr. & Mrs. Fred TateMr. & Mrs. Brian J. Ter Haar ’78 Ms. Jessica ThibaudeauThe Rev. & Mrs. Pike Thomas, IIIMr. & Mrs. George P. Thompson IIIMr. & Mrs. Henry Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Kendrick Thompson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Tolson

Mr. & Mrs. Ngoan TranMs. Kate TrepagnierMs. Sharon TuckerDr. & Mrs. Earl E. Turner, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Earl E. Turner III ’96 & ’97Ms. Lynde UlmerMr. & Mrs. William van BeuningenMrs. Sandra Vaughan-Inman ’77Mr. & Mrs. Terrell L. Veazey IIIMr. & Mrs. E. Warner VeillonMr. & Mrs. Virgil VickroyMr. & Mrs. Michael B. VictorianMr. & Mrs. David C. Voss ’79Mr. & Mrs. Clay WagnerDr. & Mrs. Charles S. Walker, IIIMs. Catherine WallMrs. Robert H. Weaver, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Keith L. WebreMr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Weller ’85 & ’86Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. White Ms. Elizabeth P. White ’10 Ms. Mary Evelyn White ’08 Ms. Melissa C. White ’08Mr. & Mrs. Prentice L. WhiteMs. Aimee Claire Whitehurst ’16Mr. David Andre Whitehurst ’19Mr. Richard Whitehurst ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Whittington ’84Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy R. Williams, Jr. ’97Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Williams ’84Ms. Virginia WilliamsonMr. & Mrs. Larry K. Willis

Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. WinklerMrs. Gale WoodsMr. & Mrs. David N. WorrellMr. Henry Jones Kendrick WorrellMs. Charlotte K. Wright ’92Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Wyly ’76Ms. Michelle T. YarboroughMs. Laura YbanezMs. Kyra YoungMr. & Mrs. Craig ZartmanMrs. Kay C. ZimmermanMr. & Mrs. Donald ZuberMrs. Otto Zuelke, Jr.


Episcopal High School is blessed to have a

strong a visible alumni community.

Each year we ask our alumni to make an investment to the

Annual Fund Campaign. Through letter writing, e-mails and an annual

phone-a-thon, alumni are invited to join their fellow classmates in support of

the campaign initiatives.

Young Alumni LeadersGifts of $100 or more from alumni of classes Ms. Christine E. Davis ‘10 Mr. M. Austin Fenn ‘03Ms. Margaux Elizabeth Hebert ‘11 Ms. Sydni K. Hebert ‘08 Ms. Taylor V. Kleinpeter ‘07Ms. Laura M. Steitz ‘08

Ms. Jillian C. Whitley ‘05

1972Mr. David W. BrantleyMrs. Jeanette Jones BrantleyMr. Richard L. Chauvin, Jr.Mrs. Karen Holden FeigleyMrs. Maury Lewis HawkingMr. Gene C. McQuown

1973Ms. Catherine H. CoatesMs. Hazel Gay LaNasaMr. Neal A. Simpson

1974Dr. David L. EvansDr. Steven D. FeigleyMrs. Noël Babers Parnell

AlumniAnnual Giving

1975Mr. Vance A. GibbsDr. Milton L. Harris, Jr.Mrs. Martha Goodhart SabinDr. Therra C. SchwingDr. Stephen O. SessumsMr. John King Woolf III

1976Mrs. Margaret Penniman BoudreauxMrs. Reneé Schwing PriceMr. Andrew P. Wyly

1977AnonymousMr. Jeffrey A. KleinpeterMr. Mark D. MurrellMr. Iveson B. Noland IVMr. Robert L. Rieger, Jr.Mrs. Sandra Vaughan-Inman

1978Mrs. Sally Rieger AlvisMr. John B. AndersonMr. Patrick B. BroderickMs. Laurie Valentine BrownMr. Joseph F. ClarkMr. Guy R. HanksMr. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr.Dr. Euil E. LutherMrs. Wendy Wallace Ter Haar

1979Mrs. Rebecca Wray AndersonMs. Elizabeth A. BordelonMr. Christopher S. BowersMr. Frederick G. Engels, Jr.Ms. Anne H. HornbeakDr. Robin E. KilpatrickMr. Charles Huffman Lewis IIIMs. Elizabeth L. MeachamMs. Cindy A. PalmerMr. Sean E. ReillyMr. Edward L. RotenbergMr. David C. Voss

1980Mrs. Jane Patton CronkhiteMrs. Susan Svendson CuringtonThe Rev. Melissa Zuber HollerithMrs. Lisa Manning MannMr. Scott D. Singletary

1981Mr. Scott J. FolseMrs. Julie Morgan HubbellMr. George A. MurrellMrs. Suzanna Ingram PolitzMr. Otis M. Pollard IIIMs. Anna A. ReillyMr. Douglas M. RotenbergMr. Scott G. Smith

1982Mr. Thomas J. BoagniMr. Juan A. CastilloMrs. Kimberly Jenkins CliftonMs. Margaret E. FalgoutMrs. Amy Clark FerachiMrs. Deane Maughan FrazierMr. Benjamin B. MimsMr. R. Christopher OetjensDr. Katherine Farries PearceLt. Col. George B. Saroch

1983Mrs. Kristine Staats BrzozowskiDr. Delecia Seay CareyDr. Mary Dobson CollierDr. Bryan S. HathornMs. K. Nannette HintonMr. Michael T. JaquesMrs. Julie Weaver KantrowMr. Stephen K. Lawlis Mr. Eldrick S. LawsMr. Stephen S. LeBlancMr. Joseph F. LimaMr. Andrew P. McCrackenMr. Blake E. McGeheeMrs. Gwen York OrtegoMr. Michael T. Palmer Mr. R. Andrew Patty, IIMr. James A. Poché IIIMr. Randall R. RainerMr. Stephen J. RotenbergMr. Robert A. Singletary

We are pleased to recognize the following alumni donors to the 2012-2013 Annual Fund Campaign.


www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 37Em

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Emily was artistically inspired by the creativity of her mother. During her time at Episcopal High School, she studied art under Ethyl Manno and developed a very detailed artistic

style through pencil drawings. As a student at LSU, she continued her study of drawing and the human figure and graduated with a Masters in Education. Over the years, her artistic style has transformed into more abstract works and

she enjoys painting with enduring textures and layering techniques. Her artwork is available at Acadian Frame and Art

in Baton Rouge, and you can follow her Facebook page at Emily Monroe Godfrey Fine Art.

1982Mr. Thomas J. BoagniMr. Juan A. CastilloMrs. Kimberly Jenkins CliftonMs. Margaret E. FalgoutMrs. Amy Clark FerachiMrs. Deane Maughan FrazierMr. Benjamin B. MimsMr. R. Christopher OetjensDr. Katherine Farries PearceLt. Col. George B. Saroch

1983Mrs. Kristine Staats BrzozowskiDr. Delecia Seay CareyDr. Mary Dobson CollierDr. Bryan S. HathornMs. K. Nannette HintonMr. Michael T. JaquesMrs. Julie Weaver KantrowMr. Stephen K. Lawlis Mr. Eldrick S. LawsMr. Stephen S. LeBlancMr. Joseph F. LimaMr. Andrew P. McCrackenMr. Blake E. McGeheeMrs. Gwen York OrtegoMr. Michael T. Palmer Mr. R. Andrew Patty, IIMr. James A. Poché IIIMr. Randall R. RainerMr. Stephen J. RotenbergMr. Robert A. Singletary

1984Mrs. Donna Kean FoustMr. Dannie P. Garrett, IIIMrs. Katherine Weller HarmonMr. John Hill, IIIMrs. Mollie Poché HillMrs. Cornelia Gundlach MacmurdoMrs. Amy Mandart McGimseyMs. Allie B. McKowenMr. A. Tyrone McMainsMr. W. Russel ShafferMr. Robert L. WhittingtonMrs. Kelly Patrick Williams

1985Mrs. Michelle Kirkland AlbrittonMrs. Aimee Weaver BroussardMrs. Anne Harvey CowanMrs. Terrell Hackett D’ArmondMr. Thomas W. D’ArmondDr. Samuel B. FieldMr. Flynn D. FosterMrs. Barbin Caldwell Graham Mr. Jack D. Graham IIIMrs. Jamie Dansky PellegrinMrs. Lynn Myer RogstadMrs. Annabelle Beckwith SignorelliMrs. Kelli Thompson StevensMr. Bruce W. Weller

1986Mrs. Stephanie Robinson ClarkeMrs. Katharine Flettrich LeggioMr. James L. “Toby” Massengale, Jr.Mrs. Elizabeth Lally NallyMr. Erich SternbergMrs. Emily Hendry Weller

1987AnonymousMrs. Kellie Kaufman BelkMrs. Clarice Holliday GordonMrs. Stephanie Harrop GreavesMrs. Mary Majors Caldwell PayneMs. Amy Weidig Shoemaker

1988Mr. John S. Campbell IIIDr. John C. ErvinMs. Erika Gerdes FortenberryMr. Shawn L. FrazerMrs. Gwen Drain GravesDr. Thomas E. HebertDr. John Terrell JosephMr. Christopher B. KingMrs. Caroline Hiatt RossMr. Joel J. Safer IIMr. George P. Waters, Jr.

1989Mrs. Jennifer Norwood ArtigueMs. Caroline Blitzer PhillipsMr. David J. Dansky Jr.Mrs. Rachel Simoneaux DanskyDr. Paul D. GarrettMrs. Rachel Spiller GarrettMr. Keith J. GuillotMs. Elizabeth L. HaynesMr. William Richard Myer Jr.Mr. John B. Noland, Jr.Dr. Andrew B. RichéMrs. Ashley Frazer SidesMr. Stewart C. SommersDr. Erik W. Stromeyer

1990Ms. Randi Simoneaux EllisMr. Todd B. GravesDr. Gwendolyn Corbett HenryMrs. Glynes Poché HydeDr. D. Rubin PatelMrs. Renee Ellender RoberieMrs. Deborah Sternberg RothMr. Dion L. Warr


1991Mr. Blaine K. AyresMrs. Scott Noland HicksonMr. David L. SampleMr. Ryan E. Whittington

1992Mr. R. Casey CrawfordDr. F. Charles Frey IVMrs. Ainsley Rolfs GrigsbyMr. Christopher D. KieselMrs. Jean L. Palmer-SavignyMs. Charlotte K. Wright

1993AnonymousMrs. Mary Ann Hinz AyresMr. Andrew E. CurtisMrs. Tricia Grigsby SanchezMs. Carrie B. Stern

1994Mr. Scott J. BergDr. Frederic T. Billings IV

1995Mrs. Laura Billings KeyMr. K. Scott Kirkpatrick

1996Mr. T. Clinton McCullough IVMrs. Katherine Major McLeodMs. Briget K. MelanconMr. G. Randolph Rice, Jr.Mr. Earl E. Turner III

1997Mr. Tony Y. ChanMr. Charles F. HeflinMs. Lauren A. MarcoglieseMrs. Courtney McCullough MossMrs. Lindsay Lamont TurnerMr. Jimmy R. Williams, Jr. 1998Mrs. Jennifer Blackledge Porth

1999Mr. Matthew D. BryantMr. Chandler M. RiceMr. Brent G. Spiller

2000Ms. Natalie N. Horvilleur

2001Ms. Julie C. PaceMr. Ravi K. PatelMr. Garret W. SmithMr. W. Carlos Spaht

2002Mr. Stephen M. AndersonMrs. Amy Wormsley CraigMr. John W. DavisMr. Matt O. McCuneMrs. Mary Montgomery Mears

2003Mr. M. Austin FennMr. Andrew G. Schutte

2004Ms. Sarah R. Mack

2005Ms. Jillian C. Whitley

2006Ms. Lydia C. Gikas

2007AnonymousMs. Taylor V. Kleinpeter

2008Ms. Sydni K. HebertMs. Laura M. SteitzMs. Mary Evelyn WhiteMs. Melissa C. White


“The ultimate goal is to engage

our alumni so they sustain

their generosity for a lifetime. This is key to

the success of Episcopal.”

–Dee A. HarvillDirector of Development



2009Ms. Lydia BolducMr. Ricky Sheldon

2010Ms. Christine E. DavisMr. Benjamin M. DiNapoliMs. Elizabeth G. SteitzMs. Elizabeth P. White

2011Mr. Connor Dean GlissonMs. Margaux Elizabeth HebertMs. Jeanne Frances HoweMr. Sebastian Turner Schexnayder

Carl Frederick Sabottke ‘09 and Alfonso Roman Croeze, ‘09 (pictured L to R), graduated from Louisiana State University from the School of Science, Summa Cum Laude with perfect 4.0 GPA’s. They were among 52 University Medalists recognized by LSU for graduating with the highest undergraduate grade-point averages as part of LSU’s 280th commencement exercises. Both are continuing their education and pursuing Ph.D.’s. Joining them for the celebration are Craig and Cathy Sabottke and Alfonso P. and Sandy Croeze.

Hugh McIntosh visits with Carolyn (Moore) Wood ‘82 and Mary Crain Penniman

at the October 2013 Episcopal Alumni Gathering

in Boston.

Current Student DonorsMs. Lisa L. Burris ’14Mr. Andrew Kaplan McMains ’20Mr. David Parks McMains ’24Mr. Joshua Reed McMains ’24Ms. Aimee Claire Whitehurst ’16Mr. David A. Whitehurst ’19Mr. Richard Whitehurst ’16Ms. Ashton Wood ‘20Mr. John Hayden Wood ’18

2012Mr. Jack Denton Graham, IV

2013Mr. Wesley R. BrownMr. Michael D. ChapmanMr. Allen “Mookie” Darden Jr.Ms. Rachel N. DonovanMr. Scott R. FolseMr. Brennan D. GutierrezMs. Kathleen R. LoveMs. Mae Amanda MurrellMr. Charles J. O’Brien, IVMs. Elizabeth G. PrutzMs. Alexis A. RushMs. Anna M. SingletaryMr. Jordan M. Smith


Gifts In KindAcadian AmbulanceAddis Athletics & Apparel, Ricky RothAesthetic Dermatology, Ann Zedlitz MD, FAADDr. & Mrs. Waref AzmehMr. & Mrs. Denny BassBaton Rouge Area FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Belk ‘87Dr. & Mrs. Stanley M. BienaszBRZoom Design, Mrs. Kendyl K. WorrellCapital City Grill, Mr. & Mrs. Rick VollandCatering Cajun, A Wayne Stabiler CompanyDr. & Mrs. Eric ChapmanCoca-Cola of Baton Rouge, Bret FairchildMr. & Mrs. W. Travis DickinsonMr. & Mrs. Mark DillonMr. & Mrs. Brian DuvalDr. Denise Egeá-KuehneMs. Becky EwingMr. Brad EwingEHS Parents’ Guild MembersEHS Squires Club MembersMr. & Mrs. Jack D. Graham III ’85 & ‘85Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. HarrellMr. & Mrs. Brian HaymonJimmy John’s Gourmet SandwichesMr. & Mrs. Whittington P. Kellam

Mr. & Mrs. Luther C. Kissam, IVMr. & Mrs. Scott KnausThe Lamar CompaniesMr. & Mrs. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr. ‘78Mr. & Mrs. T. Lewis Love, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Christopher McCanlessMr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ‘84Michelli ScalesMr. & Mrs. Michael G. MillerMr. & Mrs. Peyton MurphyMr. Mark D. Murrell ‘77Mr. & Mrs. Timothy NicholsMr. & Mrs. John B. NolandPapa John’s PizzaParty Time, Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. TravisMr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.Printing TechRaising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, Mr. & Mrs. Todd Graves ’90 & ’88 and Mr. Justin Brewer ‘01Mr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. SammonsMr. & Mrs. Wayne Stabiler Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Eric StewartMr. & Mrs. David N. WorrellDr. David J. WyattMs. Heather Wyatt

We gratefully acknowledge the following donors whose contributions support program needs at Episcopal.

Gifts-in-kind, matching gifts from corporations,

grants and contributions to the Kay Fenton

Memorial Powerlifting Meet provide unique

opportunities to support the school. We are

grateful for the donors listed here who have

chosen to give financially and through their time and talents.

Special Gifts


Matching Gift CompaniesAlbemarle CorporationAxiall CorporationBank of America Charitable FoundationBlueCross & BlueShield of LouisianaBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationCapital One Asset ManagementChevron Phillips Chemical CompanyEntergyFreeport-McMoRanIBM CorporationJPMorgan Chase FoundationKansas City Southern Industries, Inc.Morgan Stanley/Smith BarneyMotiva EnterprisesNew York Life FoundationRegions Financial Corporation FoundationSt. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchWells Fargo

2013 Kay Fenton Memorial Powerlifting MeetAcadian AmbulanceAddis Athletics & Apparel, Mr. Ricky RothCapital City Grill, Mr. & Mrs. Rick VollandCoca Cola of Baton Rouge, Mr. Bret FairchildDMI Contractors, Scott J. Folse ‘81Mr. & Mrs. K. Scott DorrisEnvironmental Technical Sales, Inc., Mr. & Mrs. Daniel HebertGage Telephone, Mr. Greg Wood, Jr.Ms. Dianne GreerThe Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.Jimmy John’s Gourmet SandwichesDrs. Trent & Ann Massengale ‘88Michelli ScalesPapa John’s PizzaPeak Performance Physical Therapy, Mr. Fabian RousselRaising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, Mr. & Mrs. Todd B. Graves ’90 & ’88 and Mr. Justin Brewer ‘01Ms. Shannon SpikesStar Heating & Air Conditioning, Mr. Jimmy KaiserVision City Development Group, Mr. Brace B. “Trey” Godfrey III ‘97

GrantsJCPenneyLouisiana Board of Elementary & Secondary Education – The Louisiana Quality Education Support Fund 8(g)Louisiana Education Excellence FundNASASAIC


Tribute GiftsIn honor of the 2012 EHS Girls Swim Team Ms. Anna Singletary ‘13

In honor of Mr. Graves Bayard ’25 Anonymous The Rev. Pike Thomas, III

In honor of Mr. Dan Canevari Dr. Thomas Kiebach & Ms. Elizabeth L. Haynes ‘89

In honor of Mr. Eddie Cole Drs. Jeffrey & Therese DeMouy

In honor of Dr. Elizabeth Connell Mr. & Mrs. David N. Worrell and Eva ‘23, Henry & Oscar ‘26

In honor of Mrs. Maria Darden Ms. Dee A. Harvill Dr. & Mrs. Mark P. Posner

In honor of Ms. Marilyn Hebert Ms. Barbara Humphrey & Ms. Pat Waldrop

In honor of Ms. Alice A. Kirchoff ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kirchoff, Sr.

In honor of Mrs. Kathryn Kissam Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Sammons

In honor of Mr. Christian Egeá (Kuehne) ‘92 Dr. Denise Egeá-Kuehne

In honor of Dr. Christopher McCanless Dr. & Mrs. Mark P. Posner

In honor of Mr. Hugh M. McIntosh Mrs. Hadley Cogan Mr. Hugh McIntosh, Jr. Mr. Jess McIntosh

These donors have chosen to make a contribution in honor of a loved one or friend to celebrate a special occasion in their lives.


In honor of Mr. Benjamin F. Maas ‘14 Dr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Berenson

In honor of Mr. George A. Murrell ‘81 Ms. Dee A. Harvill Dr. & Mrs. Mark P. Posner

In honor of Ms. Susanna S. Murrell ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ‘81

In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Newton Mr. & Mrs. Dewey W. Corley

In honor of Mrs. Jennifer Eplett Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Sammons

In honor of Ms. Melissa R. Sadler ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sadler

In honor of Mr. Christian W. Sample ‘21 Mrs. Bill Terrell

In honor of Betty Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. W. Russel Shaffer

In honor of Ms. Kate Trepagnier Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Gikas

In honor of Mr. Benjamin “Otey” White ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin W. Reiser

In honor of Ms. Emily E. White ‘19 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin W. Reiser

In honor of Mr. William R. White ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin W. Reiser

In honor of Mr. Henry Jones Kendrick Worrell Mrs. Peggy J. Kendrick

honor

www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 43memory


Memorial GiftsIn memory of Gerry Arbour Mr. Thomas Delahaye & Dr. Nancy A. Delahaye

In memory of William James “Bill” Atkins Mr. & Mrs. Terry McCarthy

In memory of Allan “Al” Bode Mr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr.

In memory of James Gray Bolton, III The Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.

In memory of James Arthur “Rudy” Brewer Mr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt Greer, Jr.

In memory of Chester O. Burns, Jr. American Gateway Bank Mr. & Mrs. Don W. Ayres Mr. & Mrs. Randy Bonnecaze Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Davidge The Hill Property Owner’s Assoc. Mr. & Mrs. Stan J. Prutz Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Putnam In memory of Carlton Lanier Carpenter Jr. Mrs. Milton L. Harris, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Taylor

In memory of Clyde Louis Carter The Staff of Autumn Grove Cottage Mr. & Mrs. W. Robert Blackledge Ms. Carmen Blakeman Crossgates River Oaks Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Pete Everett Mr. & Mrs. Billy Honeycutt Dr. Paul Jackson, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Mrs. Warren J. Locke Ms. Ellen A. Locke ‘92 Mr. David A. Locke ‘94 Lt. Colonel & Mrs. Robert F. Odom Jr. Mr. & Mrs. M. Jack Oulton Ms. Melanie Minick Sheik Mr. & Mrs. Daniel T. Tell Mr. & Mrs. Roger Vick Mr. William H. Wright, Jr. Mr. Andrew P. Wyly ‘76

In memory of Loretta D. Chauvin Mr. & Mrs. Otey L. White III

In memory of Harold G. Clausen, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Darden Ms. Dee A. Harvill Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Mann Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murrell ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Patrick, III

In memory of Jerry Delahaye Mr. Thomas Delahaye & Dr. Nancy A. Delahaye

In memory of Kay Fenton Mr. & Mrs. W. Robert Blackledge Ms. Patricia G. Horvilleur The Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr.

In memory of Thomas “Tommy” L. Frazer Mr. & Mrs. Greg Edwards The Family of David & Lezlee Flanders Mr. & Mrs. Shawn L. Frazer ‘88 Mrs. Thomas L. Frazer Mr. & Mrs. A. Tyrone McMains ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. G. Allen Penniman, Jr.

In memory of Peggy Ann Graham Dr. & Mrs. Stanley M. Bienasz

In memory of Francis Charles “Frank” McMains, Sr. Ms. Dee A. Harvill Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone McMains ‘84

In memory of Allie Miller The Rev. & Mrs. Ralph F. Howe, Jr. Mrs. Dale Ludwig Ms. Leea R. Russell Mrs. Debbie Vance Ms. Lori Wells Ms. Laura Zaloudek

In memory of Carolyn Abaunza Murrell The Family of David and Lezlee Flanders

Remembering our loved ones by choosing to make a contribution to Episcopal High School in their name is a unique way of perpetuating their presence in our lives. These donors to Episcopal have made contributions in memory of their family members and friends.

In memory of Mary Evelyn Palmer & Yancee Alcee Palmer Anonymous

In memory of Annslee Laura Phillips ’00 American Gateway Bank Mr. & Mrs. Don W. Ayres Mr. & Mrs. Randy Bonnecaze Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Davidge The Hill Property Owner’s Assoc. Mr. & Mrs. Stan J. Prutz Mr. & Mrs. N. LaRon Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Putnam In memory of Robert Blake “Bob” Portwood Mr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr. Ms. Dee A. Harvill

In memory of Dorris Hugh “Buddy” Price Mr. & Mrs. David S. Flanders, Sr.

In memory of Eric Sellman ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Brzozowski, Jr. ‘83 Mr. Stephen K. Lawlis ‘83

In memory of Brad Townsend ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Allen Brzozowski, Jr. ‘83 Mr. Stephen K. Lawlis ’83

In memory of Gary M. Williams Mrs. Michele L. Williams


Episcopal High School Parents’ Guild

“Enduring, Honorable and Strong” was the theme for our past year as Co-Presidents of Parents’ Guild.

This year was as strong as ever when reflecting on the many events, projects and socials that took place throughout the year. It is truly amazing how many dedicated and talented parent volunteers work to make each and every undertaking successful. Our incredible group of parent volunteers helped with the following: Altar Guild, Appreciation Week, Back to School Faculty Lunch and Faculty Social, Barnes & Noble Book Fair, Cafeteria Servers and Tray Helpers, Raising Cane’s Sales, Care Team, EHS Directory, E-Gear, Graduation Reception, Greenery Sale,

Habitat for Humanity, Karnival Night, Mailings, New Parent Liaisons and Socials, New Student Socials for Pre-K/Kindergarten, 1st - 5th, and Middle School, Online Store, Orientation Day events like the Lemonade Stand, Parent Night Receptions for Lower, Middle and Upper School, Parents of Alumni Newsletter including a luncheon for Mums of Alums, Parking Space Raffle, Pizza Sales, School Supplies, Senior Sensation Luncheon, Store Rebates, Used Uniform Sales and last but not least Website Communications. WOW! Thanks to each and every one who helped put these Parents’ Guild sponsored events together. It is truly you all who make Parents’ Guild strong.Parents’ Guild grade level representatives, division coordinators, and room parents helped to synchronize communication between teachers, administration, and parents. This enabled many activities to take place and fun to be had by all involved. One such event was Teachers’ Terrific Tuesday which takes place once each month during the school year, classroom parties for Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, and end of the year, as well as hosting parents of students rising to 6th and 9th grades. To every parent who helped, we say “Thank You!” With your help, these many activities are possible.


Episcopal Parents’ Guild2012-2013 Executive Committee

Co-Presidents Therese DeMouy & Laura Portwood

Presidents-Elect Pam Lawson & Kim Walker

Secretary Jennifer Johnson

Treasurer Jennifer Wyly

Website/Communications Shyamala Alapati

Upper School Coordinator Julie Folse

Middle School Coordinator Jennifer Gregoire

Lower School Coordinator Heather Pitts

Assistant Lower School Coordinator Kellie Schumacher

Past Presidents Terri Hagan & Michele Williams

Parents of Alumni Liaison Janel Chapman

www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 45guild


During our Annual Meeting, the teachers and staff had an opportunity to present projects that would enhance the learning experience or facilities here at Episcopal High School. “The Wish List” as it’s called was voted on by the EHS parent community. Many exciting projects were approved, and we were able to give back over $44,000 to the school! Again, it is thanks to all who purchase items we offer throughout the year such as school supplies thru Louisiana Office Supply Company, Raising Cane’s, Papa John’s Pizza, E-Gear, Knights’ Out, Greenery, EHS Directories, store rebates from Target, Albertson’s, and Office Depot, Barnes and Noble Book Fair, and Sponsorships for Karnival. Parents’ Guild will move into the future with the theme of “Embrace, Honor, Support” for 2013-2014 under the leadership of Kim Walker and Pam Lawson.

May we all embrace the future,

Therese DeMouy and Laura Portwood2012-2013 Parents’ Guild Co-Presidents

Many schools have an association or group of parent volunteers who help foster a sense of community among parents, administration, teachers and staff. At Episcopal, this group is our Parents’ Guild. These volunteers can be seen on the EHS campus every day, providing hundreds of volunteer hours each year to support the students and faculty.

From managing the many fundraisers, volunteering in the library or dining hall, organizing classroom activities, planning socials for new families, returning families and faculty/staff or helping with many other administrative tasks, the Parents’ Guild volunteers work tirelessly to support the EHS mission, and we are grateful.

46 2012-2013 Gift Reportvolunteers

Through the Wish List program, faculty and staff

members submit requests for funding; parents then meet and vote on which projects to fund. For the 2012-2013

school year, the following ten “Wish List” items received funding totaling $44,527.

Dance Studio FaceliftProvided an update for the dance studio sound system, a refurbished flat screen TV, new paint, Xbox 360 Kinect with interactive dance games, video library and comfortable seating ($7,450)

Dyslexia Support Training and MaterialsThe first three to four levels of the Barton Reading and Spelling System program for Lower School and Middle School students with dyslexia was purchased, and one Learning Support Services team member attended a week-long summer seminar on dyslexia by Susan Barton in Chicago ($4,250)

ID Badge SystemID cards that can also serve as Key Cards for door locks on campus have been created at school for faculty and staff ($6,000)

iPads for Cross-Divisional Science EnrichmentProvides 10 iPads with apps for the Science Instigator’s classes throughout the school; will also be used for robotics projects, the water testing project and Future City competition ($6,580)

iPads for Lower School Art & MusicTen iPads with headphones and start-up applications were purchased and are being used in LS music and art classes ($8,200)

Making Math TouchableProvides 1st grade students with math manipulatives to enhance the Singapore Math curriculum ($468)

Projectors and Screens for Pre-K ClassroomsAllows images from teachers’ computer screens to be projected so that they can be seen by the entire class ($2,360)

SmartBoard and Projector for Aldrich LibrarySmartBoard with projector and audio system was placed in the computer lab in the Aldrich Library ($4,660)

New Penniman Classroom SmartBoard and ProjectorUpdated the former faculty daycare room, which was converted into a new Latin classroom ($3,359)

Smart-View EmulatorsAllows math & science teachers to display a full-size interactive calculator on their SmartBoards ($1,200)

2012-2013 Parents’ Guild WishListFunded Projects


...and, there’s more!

Since 2006 the Parents’ Guild has donated 10% of its profits each year to

Episcopal’s Endowment Fund.

This year’s contribution of $4,890 brings the amount of principal in the

Parents’ Guild Endowment Fund to $63,430.82.

Wish List plus Endowment (total contributions) since 1988:

$1.24 million.

www.ehsbr.org Episcopal High School of Baton Rouge 47volunteers

Altar Guild Elizabeth Whitley

Appreciation Week Karen Bass & Teri LeBlanc

Back To School Nights Rachel Dansky ’89 & Kristen Landry

Barnes & Noble Mary Boutwell, Book Fair Kelli Stevens ‘85 & Melanie Turnley

Cafeteria Server Amy BellueVolunteer

Cafeteria Tray Helpers Becky Johnson

Care Team Sandy Powell Daigle

Directory Nicole Wester

Episcopal Gear Chiquita Spears & Heather Wyatt

Back to School Faculty Susan Cretin & Julie TotaLunch

Back to School Faculty Melissa Anderson & Social Jamie Pellegrin ‘85

Greenery Sale Natalie Robertson

Habitat for Humanity Rosalyn Slaughter

Karnival Night Kate Brown and Lisa Guarisco

Lemonade Stand Kim Luscy & Paris Yegge

Mailing Coordinators Brigette Castine

New Parent Liaison Terri Hagan & Michele Williams

New Parent Social Kim Walker

New Lower School Charles Barney ‘86 &Student Social Amanda Wickland Pre-K and Kindergarten

New Lower School Trish BrunoStudent Social 1st through 5th

New Middle School Aimee Broussard ’85 &Student Social Deane Frazier ‘82 Online Store Jennifer Wyly

Parking Space Raffle LaVonne Martin

Pizza Sales Becky Ewing & Susan White

School Supplies Brooke Dynes

Store Rebates Allison Alleva

Used Uniform Sales Katy Martinez & Kellie Schumacher



Karnival Knight

fun

On Friday, March 8, EHS families gathered on the front lawn to celebrate the EHS “Old Time” Karnival complete with amusements, games, entertainment, a cake walk and great food. Under the leadership of EHS current parents Kate Brown and Lisa Guarisco, more than 100 volunteers contributed their time and talents to make the event memorable for the EHS families and their friends.

Students, wearing their brightly colored Karnival Knight t-shirts and shorts, could be seen climbing the rock wall, jumping on a bungee trampoline, racing around on tricycles, maneuvering through an obstacle course, “walking on water” in giant inflatable balls, playing in the “foam pit” and enjoying sports attractions, among many other things. Also included were traditional carnival games such as the fish pond, dunking booth and bean bag toss. Entertainment included student bands and the EHS faculty/staff band, along with a pie eating contest and a surprise visit from Knightreaux, the EHS mascot.

New this year was the opportunity to become a “booth sponsor”. We had a great response to this request and are grateful to the following donors who stepped forward and helped underwrite the event.


2013 Karnival Knight Sponsors

Dr. & Mrs. Rick Ahmad Dr. & Mrs. Satyaprasad V. AlapatiAmedisysDr. & Mrs. Robert M. BeBengal Transportation Services, Mr. & Mrs. Shane TubreMr. and Mrs. Rex BowdenBrewbachers Grill of Gonzales, Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Leggio ‘86Mr. & Mrs. John T. Brown, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Blake BurleyMr. & Mrs. John H. CarmoucheDr. & Mrs. Eric ChapmanDrs. Jeffrey & Therese DeMouyDr. Meggie Dobson ’83 & the Dermatology Clinic

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin DupuyMr. & Mrs. Brian DuvalDr. & Mrs. Gerard J. DynesMr. & Mrs. William C. EdwardsGMFS, LLCGrady Crawford Construction Company, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. W. Anthony GregoireMr. & Mrs. Todd W. Grigsby ‘92H. Davis Cole & Associates, LLCMr. & Mrs. Riley Hagan, IIIMr. & Mrs. Kenny HendersonMr. & Mrs. Patrick HerringDr. Tilmann Hezel & Dr. Nadine Von Der RuhrenMr. & Mrs. W. Bruce JohnsonJPS Builders, Inc.The Christopher B. King Family ‘88

“We are so thankful to everyone who stepped

forward with their commitments to make

this event even more memorable for all of

the EHS students and their families.

Everyone is still talking about the great

weather, amusements and camaraderie.”

–Kate Brown and Lisa Guarisco2013 Karnival Knight Co-Chairs


Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. KramerLa Grove MarketMr. David A. LeClereMr. & Mrs. T. Lewis Love Jr.Mr. Hugh M. McIntoshDr. & Mrs. Jeff McLeanMr. & Mrs. Peyton MurphyMr. & Mrs. Michael D. PittsDr. & Mrs. Dale J. PolitzMr. & Mrs. William B. PortwoodRaising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, Mr. & Mrs. Todd B. Graves ’90 & ’88 and Mr. Justin Brewer ‘01Rasco Manufacturing, Inc., The Abouchalhla FamilyMr. & Mrs. Sean E. Reilly ‘79Mr. & Mrs. Jason Ribes

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. RinaudoMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Rotenberg ‘79Royal Nissan, Mr. & Mrs. Bradley L. SmithSalsbury’s Dodge CityMr. & Mrs. John M. Selser, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Singletary ‘80Mr. & Mrs. Wade StephensStonetrust Insurance CompanyStun Design & AdvertisingMr. & Mrs. Troy A. Talamantez ‘87The Wellness Corner, Mr. & Mrs. Max J. HuffThe Robert L. Whittington Family ‘84Mrs. Michele L. WilliamsWinn Rock, LLC, Mr. & Mrs. Ted F. DunhamDr. & Mrs. James E. Yegge

We also offer our sincerest thanks to current parent Tamara Kharoba who worked tirelessly in selecting just the right the amusements and overseeing all of the event set-up. We also thank current parents Wayne and Luci Stabiler, and Catering Cajun, for their support of the Fish Fry Dinner. Finally, a special thanks goes out to past parent Terri Hagan for her continued commitment and involvement in helping to make Karnival Knight such a success. We simply could not do this without you!


ThE EHS Squires Club is comprised of members from the Episcopal community who support

EHS athletics. Working in partnership with the Athletic Director, Squires organizes support for individual teams and coaches, promotes

participation and school spirit, recognizes EHS athletes and provides financial support for special

projects through their Wish List program each spring. These funds assist with purchases that fall

outside the normal operating budget, but serve to enhance the athletic program for our students.

Episcopal High School SquiresClubThe 2012-2013 Episcopal Squires

Club LeadershipPresident

Mary & Edward Rotenberg ‘79

Past PresidentBarbin & Jay Graham ’85 & ‘85

Vice PresidentSusan & Otey White

SecretarySuzy & Jonathan Baldwin

Vice President of MembershipBecky & Brad Ewing

Vice President of Special Events Meghan & Andy McCracken ’83

& Linda and Kelwin Clark

Squires GearMartha Singletary & Donna Travis

Sports Program Kellie Belk ’87 & Tammy Guadin

Faculty LiaisonRenee Price ’76, Assistant

to the Athletic Director

Athletic Director Myra Mansur

Supporting, Encouraging and Advancing the EHS Athletic Program

The 2012-2013 school year was a pivotal one for the EHS Squires Club. The year was highlighted with many firsts at Episcopal which included the following:

• Our membership numbers for 2012-2013 were an all-time high at 240.• We opened our first Squires Store located on campus, selling PE Uniforms and Squires Gear.• Our Knight Spirit was promoted by the new addition to

the EHS family, “Knightreaux”, our first Episcopal mascot.• Squires also sponsored the first “Pink Basketball Game” honoring all EHS cancer survivors.• Squires supported a tremendous year for EHS sports with three State Championships, including the first state championship for the Boys Soccer Team.

All in all, it was a phenomenal year for Episcopal Squires and the EHS athletes and their coaches.

The Squires Board, many parent liaisons and volunteers worked diligently to accomplish all of the following activities:• Spirit Days throughout the year for every athletic team • Membership Drive in the fall• Created, designed and sold the Athletic Program in the fall• Year-round sale of P.E. Uniforms and Squires gear• Sponsored “Friday Knight Live” before the EHS vs. Country Day Football Game• Squires Spring Crawfish Boil and Annual Meeting• Hall of Fame Ceremony honoring EHS Alumni athletic stars



The following Wish List items were generously funded through the Squires. If items were funded by an EHS family, the donor names are noted next to the items.

sportsOur parent volunteers were extremely dedicated to raising funds and volunteering for the benefit of our athletic programs. With more than 85% of the EHS students involved in sports programs, our work is important and valued. We have a parent body devoted to making sure our children’s experiences in sports are more than winning. It is all about the whole child, emotionally, spiritually and physically!

Thank you to all coaches, staff, parents and administration for a fabulous athletic year at Episcopal.

Go Knights!

Mary and Edward Rotenberg ‘792012-2013 Squires President

BasketballScore Table for Main Gym ($3,693.73)

Athletic Training/SafetyTwo AED’s and Accessories ($5,458)

Strength and ConditioningHydra-Gym Athletics – Power NeckFirst Place Med Balls ($1,094.77)

FootballFour Connex Wireless Beltpacks and Eight Headsets ($6,160)

TennisTwo Playmate Tennis Ball Mowers ($1,004.60)

SoccerKwik Goal Coerver Training Goal ($840)Two Kwik Goal Soccer Backstop Systems (donated by Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Mitchell)

Two Kwik Goal 4mm nets (donated by Dr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ‘79)

Two Packs of Kwik Goal Bulk Lock Net Clips (donated by Dr. Harold G. Clausen & Dr. Robin E. Kilpatrick ‘79)

VolleyballAcuSpike Team Trainer ($3,240)

Varsity FootballRae Crowther Motion Tracker with Harness ($2,003.68)

PowerliftingWeight Lifting Chains ($944.55)

Football, Basketball, Volleyball and SoccerHUDL Computer Software ($2,500) (additional funds donated by Mr. & Mrs. Dennis E. Mitchell)

Team Sports TunnelInflatable team sports tunnel for use by multiple athletic teams (funded through the generosity of Mr. & Mrs. Tom D’Armond ’85 & ’85 and Mrs. Michele Williams)

Drum Corps EquipmentTwo 13" Yamaha SFZ Marching snare drumsTwo Randall May stadium snare stands Two Randall May snare carriers Two 13" marching snare casesTwo navy snare covers with stick holders (funded through the generosity of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rotenberg ’79 & Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ferachi ’82)


2012-2013 Squires Wish List Funded Projects


Episcopal Alumni AssociationDear Fellow Alumni,

I would like to thank you for your outstanding support during the 2012-2013 school year. I am honored and privileged to have served as the EHS Alumni Association President for the past two years, and enjoyed our commitment of maintaining the established partnership with Episcopal and developing services and benefits that meet the needs of our growing alumni community.

This past year provided new venues for the alumni community to stay connected. The EHS Alumni e-newsletter was launched in October of 2012, and is now sent via e-mail on a quarterly basis. This e-newsletter focuses on alumni

news and encourages greater opportunities for networking.

Additional networking and opportunities for gathering at alumni events started with our newest members of the Alumni Association, and the Class of 2012 kicked off the fall semester with a yearbook signing party in August. A new event was added to the alumni calendar in celebration of Coach Claney Duplechin’s award as the 2012 Gill Athletics National Coach of the Year for Boys Track & Field – Coach Dupe Knight – which was held on September 7, 2012. The event was a tremendous success and many former alumni athletes joined in the fun.

The Homecoming tradition continued in October, and alumni enjoyed reconnecting while listening to live music from Hungry Hungry, a young band with EHS students as members. Many volunteers came out for the Annual Fund Alumni Phone-a-Thon, and several alumni volunteers won prizes for participating in this fundraising activity.


LSUMC – Shreveport 2013 GraduatesEpiscopal Alumni

From left:Stirling Harper ‘04, Emergency Medicine,

Wake Forest Baptist Medical CenterSociety for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) -

Excellence in Emergency Medicine Award

Adam Quinn ‘05, Ophthalmology, University of Alabama-Birmingham, Faculty Awards for Academic Achievement and

Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society

Lauren Breeland Dulaney ‘05, Emergency Medicine, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-Shreveport,

Department of Emergency Medicine Faculty Award and Michael O. Fleming, M.D. Family Medicine Award

Jennifer Lum ‘05, Pediatrics, University of Tennessee

College of Medicine-Memphis

Lloyd Jones ‘05, General Surgery, Louisiana State University Health Sciences

Center-Shreveport, Faculty Award to a Graduating Medical Student for Excellence in Surgery


The spring semester brought with it a few new events as well, including an alumni social which was held in March for members of the 1980’s decade at the home of Bob and Kellie Kaufman Belk ’87. March also presented an opportunity for Hugh McIntosh, EHS Head of School, to attend an alumni gathering in Atlanta. The Class of 1993 kicked off the reunion season with their 20-year reunion on April 20th, and the second annual crawfish boil was held for graduating seniors in early May. Prior to graduation, a legacy reception was hosted for alumni and their children who were seniors in appreciation for these families who are continuing the legacy of an Episcopal education.

Please look for alumni opportunities which continue to promote the EHS mission.

With regards,

Randi Simoneaux Ellis ’90 President, EHS Alumni Association Board 2011-2013


Episcopal Alumni Board Members

Randi Simoneaux Ellis ’90, President

Caroline Hiatt Ross ‘88, Past President

Andy McCracken ‘83, President Elect

Margaret “Maggie” Falgout ’82, Annual Fund Campaign, Alumni Chair


Grads Going PlacesAlapati, Tarini * Louisiana State University Honors College

Barney, Jane Cameron Louisiana State University

Bell, Ashley Marietta * Columbia University

Broderick, Peter Duane University of Louisiana

Brown, Kathleen McCraney University of Mississippi

Brown, Wesley Ryan Southeastern Louisiana University

Butler, Zachary Edward Louisiana Tech University

Caine, Kyler Troyrielle Southeastern Louisiana University

Chapman, Michael David Auburn University

Chumney, Krisann Ellen Louisiana State University

Clark, Michael Lisso Rhodes College

Clavelle, Sydney Briana Oglethorpe University

Cook, Margaret Ann Louisiana State University

Creed, Charles Woodward Auburn University

Dao, Viet Quoc Louisiana State University

Darden, Allen Dale Belmont University

Day, Sarah Madaline University of Southern Mississippi

Donovan, Rachel Nicole * Colorado School of Mines

Fischer, Jessica Ann * University of Southern California Flanders, David Spencer Louisiana State University, Honors College

Fletcher, Griffin Farrell Louisiana State University

Folse, Scott Rountree Louisiana State University

Fontenot, Moira Elizabeth United States Military Academy

Gikas, Caroline Grace Sewanee: The University of the South

Goodner, Caroline Roth * The University of Texas, Austin

Goodson, Virginia Elizabeth Louisiana State University

Graphia, Cody Dillon Southeastern Louisiana University

Gutierrez, Brennan Luis Spring Hill College

Hausmann, Benjamin Abraham * University of Texas, Austin

Hausmann, Nathan Gabriel Baton Rouge Community College

Hayes, Elizabeth Marie Louisiana State University

Herrington, Alexis Jill Louisiana State University

Hoover, Lawson Skipper Mars Hill College

Hoover, Mary-Melissa Appalachian State University

Huye, Cassandra Leigh The College of Wooster

James, William Louis The University of Alabama

Johnson, Christian Warren Emory University

Keller, Katelyn Teresa * Rhodes College

Kerr, Noelle Danielle Louisiana State University


Class of 2013

*Diploma with Honors


“What lies behind us

and what lies before us are

tiny matters compared to

what lies within us.”

–Ralph Waldo Emerson


King, Colin Garrett Columbia College Chicago

Kling, Teresa Marie Louisiana State University, Honors College

Kramm, Natalie Estrem Louisiana State University, Honors College

LeBlanc, Taylor Katherine Louisiana State University, Honors College

Leo, Nicholas Blase * Louisiana State University

Love, Kathleen Rene Louisiana State University

Macmurdo, James Bailey Tulane University

Magee, Zachary Hunter University of Louisiana

Mays, Stan Jethro Texas Tech University

McCauley, Tiffany Lynne Louisiana State University

McConnell, Emily Noelle Loyola University New Orleans

McGaugh, Andrew Neal Louisiana State University

McGaugh, James Michael Baylor University

Moosa, Nooreen * Washington University in St. Louis

Munir, Meha Lahiri * The University of Texas, Austin

Murrell, Mae Amanda Southern Methodist University

Newton, Nicole Pamela Birmingham-Southern College

O'Brien, Charles Joseph Louisiana State University

Pearce, Duncan Scott Sewanee: The University of the South

Perret, Jacob Brooks Southeastern Louisiana University

Phares, Kelsey Elaine Elisabeth * Dartmouth College

Poche', Allison Claire Louisiana State University, Honors College

Posner, Joshua Daniel * The University of Texas, Austin

Prutz, Elizabeth Grace Washington University in St. Louis

Rao, Rahul Pani * Louisiana State University

Rhynes, Summer Marie * Birmingham-Southern College

Rogers, Jarrell DeMarquise University of Louisiana

Root, Emilee Catherine Louisiana State University

Rosso, Amelia Claire The Culinary Institute of America

Roussel, Logan Michael Louisiana State University

Rush, Alexis Ann Louisiana State University

Singletary, Anna Marie Rhodes College

Smith, Jordan Matthew Louisiana State University

Stone, Patrick Hunter Sewanee: The University of the South

Surakanti, Krishna Reddy Louisiana State University, Honors College

Tecza, Abigail Ilene The University of Alabama

Thompson, Emily Katherine * University of San Francisco

Turner, Austen Siebert The University of Georgia

Waddell, Caroline Gray Louisiana State University

White, Sharani Shardea Georgia Institute of Technology

Whitley, Caroline Elizabeth Louisiana State University

Williams, Mariah Lauren Louisiana State University

Winters, Emily Elizabeth Louisiana State University

Woolf, John King Louisiana State University

Zellmer, Marisa Helene Tufts University



2012-2013 Episcopal Board Committees and Advancement Staff2012-2013 EHS Board Committees

Executive CommitteeMr. Gordon S. LeBlanc, Jr.* ’78, ChairMrs. Lolly Thompson Martin*, Immediate Past-ChairMr. Chris Harrell*, Chair ElectMr. Andrew “Ty” McMains, ’84, Vice-ChairMrs. Rachel Dansky*, ’89, SecretaryMr. Jim Poche, ’83, TreasurerDr. Randy Rice*, Member at LargeThe Rev. Mark Holland*, Clergy RepresentativeMr. Hugh McIntosh

Finance CommitteeMr. John Anderson ’78 Mr. Gordon LeBlanc ’78 Mr. Hugh McIntoshMr. Jim Poche ’83, ChairMr. Randy RousselAt Large: Mr. Erich Sternberg

Facilities CommitteeMrs. Rachel Dansky ’89, ChairMr. Gordon LeBlanc ’78 Mr. Hugh McIntosh Mr. Chuck Munro Mr. George Murrell ’81Mr. Butch NolandMr. Jay Noland ’89Mr. Randy Roussel

Development CommitteeMr. Scott Folse ‘81, At-Large Dr. Robin Kilpatrick ’79 Mrs. Kathryn Kissam, At-Large Mr. Gordon LeBlanc ’78Mr. Hugh McIntosh Mr. Andrew “Ty” McMains ’84 Mr. George Murrell ’81 Mr. Jay Noland ’89, ChairDr. Rubin Patel ’90Mrs. Linda PosnerMrs. Jennifer Eplett Reilly, At-Large Audit CommitteeMr. John Anderson ’78, ChairMr. Michael FontenotMr. Chris HarrellMr. Gordon LeBlanc ’78Mr. Hugh McIntoshMr. Steven Sandahl Mr. Prentice White

Trustees CommitteeMr. Rachel Dansky ’89Mr. Chris HarrellMr. Gordon LeBlanc ’78Mrs. Lolly Thompson MartinMr. Hugh McIntosh Mr. Andrew “Ty” McMains ’84, Chair Mr. Randy Rice

Head of SchoolMr. Hugh McIntosh

2012-2013 Advancement Staff

Jennifer Norwood Artigue ‘89Director of Admissions

Becky EwingAdvancement Coordinator

Dee HarvillDirector of Development, Annual Giving and Special Projects

Stacey Emick HowellDirector of Development,Major and Planned Giving/Alumni Affairs

Dianne MaddenMarketing and Public Relations Coordinator

Noël Babers Parnell ‘74Director of Advancement

Nancy ReynoldsRegistrar and Web Content Manager

Shandi FazelyAdmissions and Communications Coordinator

Sharon VennenDatabase Services Coordinator

Virginia WilliamsonAdvancement Coordinator



thankyouPlease Note: This Gift Report lists contributions between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. As with all of our efforts to thank and recognize donors, every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information included herein. If your record differs from ours, please accept our sincere apology

and contact Dee Harvill, Director of Development at [email protected]. immediately so we can correct our database.

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