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R e s p e c t f u l l y ,

Junius Scott Prince Head of School

D e a r C o l l e g i a t e F r i e n d s & F a m i l i e s ,

engagement. Collegiate’s core principles and values stand the test of time and define what it means to ‘Be Collegiate’ – to cherish and celebrate the individuality of every student; to embrace a model of behavior and a determination for excellence; to value inspiring relationships, personal growth through challenge and respect for differences; and, to be shaped by tradition, then to carry it on and give back. Our community successes – past, present and future – are dependent upon the continued generosity and support of friends and benefactors, people like you who believe in the school’s enduring mission and commitment to excellence. Through the Annual Report that follows, we are proud to share with you a snapshot of the vibrant Collegiate experience that your support makes possible.

In 2009, our Upper School students volunteered over 4 ,000 hours to Habitate For Humanity.

C O M M I T M E n T T O A C H I E v E A C A D E M I C A n D P E R S O n A l E x C E l l E n C E

While a series of unprecedented weather phenomenon punctuated Louisville Collegiate School’s 93rd year, neither hurricane winds nor a devastating ice storm could interrupt the positive momentum of a remarkable year on our historic Glenmary campus. The Collegiate community’s collective pursuit of academic excellence, character development, artistry, athleticism and service produced many memorable moments during the 2008-2009 school year: we launched a wildly successful new Junior Kindergarten program for four-year-olds in the fall; we worked collaboratively with a marketing firm from New Hampshire to create new, dynamic and inspiring admission and marketing elements that capture the essence of the Collegiate experience; our sixth-grade interdisciplinary program, ‘Exploring the Classics,’ received national recognition in Independent School magazine; we raised the funds to build a fieldhouse at our Champion’s Trace athletic facility; our Upper School Advanced Placement program merited national A.P. Scholar recognition for nearly half the senior class; our Amazon field hockey and Titan lacrosse teams claimed State runner-up titles; and, The Laramie Project opened to rave reviews and standing room only crowds in the Black Box Theatre. Collegiate is a community rich with history, tradition and academic excellence. Our clearly articulated JK–12th grade curriculum prepares students for the challenges of the 21st Century, and to ‘Stand Out’ with the academic foundation, leadership skills and moral compass necessary for life-long learning, civic involvement and global

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D e a r C o l l e g i a t e F a m i l i e s & F r i e n d s ,

Throughout the 2008-2009 school year, the Board of Trustees was involved in a series of exciting developments at Louisville Collegiate School. As you view these pages and other publications, you will see the vibrant, new brand identity of Collegiate. The decision to rebrand flowed directly from the Strategic Plan approved by the Board of Trustees in November 2007. The Strategic Plan identifies seven strategic goals to advance Collegiate's standing in an increasingly competitive school market. Early in the 2008-2009 school year, Collegiate enlisted the expertise of Griffin York & Krause, a marketing firm based in Manchester, New Hampshire, to update the school's corporate identity. Firm President Travis York and his team have transformed Collegiate's image to reflect the excitement, tradition and mission of the finest educational institution in Louisville, Kentucky. In April, members of the Board of Trustees sponsored “An Evening with Tori Murden McClure ’81.” During the evening event in the Kentucky Center’s Bomhard Theatre, McClure was interviewed by Bob Edwards. McClure, an alumna of Collegiate recently authored ‘A Pearl in the Storm,’ a memoir detailing her physical and emotional journey as the first woman to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Board also approved a series of capital projects in 2008-09, including the renovation of the Anna E. Wilton Admission House and the construction of a Field-house at Champion’s Trace. Both projects will enhance the aesthetic and organizational traits of our academic and athletic campuses. The Board of Trustees also recognizes and thanks Sandra Frazier, Nancy Kiesow-Webb,

Kathy Oyler and Bill Street, who have ended their tenures of service as trustees. For his service and generosity to Louisville Collegiate School, Street has been designated a Director Emeritus on the board. As a member of the Collegiate community, I invite you to join me in celebrating the achievements and excitement of the past year.

R e s p e c t f u l l y ,

Babs Rodes Robinson ‘80President, Board of Trustees 2007-2009

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In 2008, the Lower School welcomed its youngest students in the new Junior Kindergarten. Following a ribbon cutting ceremony in the fall, the four and five year-olds created a castle, dressing as royals and comparing different story

versions of “Cinderella.” The class also visited Upper School science teacher, Kevin Jackson, and his assortment of reptiles. Students were able to hold and pet several snakes while learning about the animals’ diets and habitats. Having “researched” snakes with librarian Frankie Moore, before their visit, Mr. Jackson’s menagerie was the perfect culmination of their herpetology unit.

Twice a week, Collegiate’s Kindergarten class enjoyed world language instruction, weaving linguistic lessons with cultural facts. Lisa Watkins’ class learned the names of Chinese foods, dining etiquette and how to use chopsticks as they read ‘The Story of

Chopsticks’ by Ying-Chang-Compestin. Kindergarteners were also treated to a Chinese hand puppet show performed by Upper School Chinese language students which told the legendary story of The Moon Lady, which is at the heart of the annual Chinese Moon Festival. Another Lower School class partnered with older students this year, when Jessica Briggs’ 1st grade class enjoyed lunch and math lessons from Molly Prince’s 8th grade geometry students, observ-ing all of the different shapes found in their lunch bags (square sandwiches, oval grapes, rectangular cheese slices and triangular crackers). Afterwards, the 1st grade students tallied the different types of geometric figures and made a bar chart to show visually the frequency of shapes. Visits from community leaders broaden the perspectives of Lower School students and integrate the school’s mission, which seeks to develop students into leaders of their local and global communities. Mrs. Barbara Wheeler, a member of Mayor Jerry Abramson’s council, visited Hannah Schardein’s 2nd grade class, to help celebrate "Read Across America" month. Later, Bud Schardein, executive director of Metropolitan Sewer Department, spoke

to second graders about his role in local government taking care of the sewers and

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flood water. Children were amazed with the complexity and importance of Louisville’s Ohio River and wastewater system. The students in Susanne Temple’s 3rd grade class

started their own company in 2008-09 dubbed “Save Our Amazing Rainforests” (S.O.A.R.) The students earned money by performing chores and tasks at home and in turn donated their funds to help stop rainforest destruction. Every student in the class played an active role in S.O.A.R. whether as an attorney, researcher or treasurer, to name just a few of the jobs. Company meetings were supplemented with a “rainforest” math curriculum, a science study of rainforest species and a unit on economics where the third grade students learned about scarcity and opportunity cost. The class also received a special visit from Congressman John Yarmuth, who heard presentations from the students about rainforests destruction and answered questions about what types of legislation can be created to prevent such destruction. The 4th grade ventured outside of the classroom in February when they traveled to “School at the Louisville Zoo,” for daily instruction in the zoo’s “living classroom” with “hands and

minds-on” lessons. Students observed intricate gorilla communication, discovered the behavioral adaptation of camels in the harsh desert climate and explored the communal world

of the penguin. Each “Zoo School” day centered on a unique ecosystem, ranging from the rainforest to the desert, during which Zoo educators presented relevant information, Zoo keepers

introduced students to their animals and “Zoo students” discovered the diversity of life that exists at the zoo and around the globe. 5th grade students took on the roles of forensic scientists when they were called upon to help solve the case of a kidnapped dog named Magic. Dr. Stephanie Walton, a Collegiate parent, led the students in the investigation. They conducted litmus tests on a liquid left at the crime scene, chromatography tests on the ink from a kidnap note and studied dog and human hair samples taken from a suspect's jacket. During another science unit, the 5th grade explored the climactic and geological conditions of the Great Flood of 1937, the eruption of Mount St. Helens and Hurricane Katrina. Teacher Melissa Martin, led students in discussions about fault lines, pressure systems and climactic changes. Working cooperatively, student groups chose a “natural disaster” about which they created elaborate PowerPoint presentations, explaining the scientific processes at work and the numerous effects of each. Along with the oral presentations, students created 3-dimensional displays of disasters, allowing them to artistically express the power of each type of disaster.

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A new humanities block called ‘Exploring the Classics’ (ETC) was introduced for the 2008-09 school year, allowing 6th grade students to make connections between English, History and Latin through hands-on activities and individual inquiry. Students explored Greco-Roman history and mythology, English readings of Ulysses and Julius Caesar and other classical themes. Students completed their year by creating a “Living Museum”, dressing as characters and designing models depicting a civilization from 2000 BC - 1500 AD. Students constructed models of aqueducts, slave girls running from the erupting Vesuvius, and knights in shining tin-foil armor. The new program was featured in the Spring 2009 issue of ‘Independent School’ Magazine.

The 7th grade enjoyed a surprise trip to Worldfest on the Belvedere, where students saw firsthand the diversity of Louisville’s immigrant population. Five continents were represented through music, art, and food. Students heard the “oompahs” of German brass as well as the pulsing polyrhythms of Afro-Cuban

jazz. They saw the block-printed prayer flags made by Tibetan Buddhist monks and jewelry from Peruvian artisans, and sampled Mexican agua de fruta and Italian sorbets and gelati. While there, the students had the opportunity to speak with Mayor Jerry Abramson.

English teacher John Herzfeld was selected as one of 30 teachers nationwide to participate in the 2008 Toyota International Teacher Program to the Galapagos Islands. Herzfeld began his journey in the Everglades and proceeded onto Quito, Ecuador and the Galapagos. Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. and the Institute of International Education sponsor this opportunity that brings

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teachers to World Heritage Sites, where they learn about sustainability and stewardship methods. Observing the delicate ecosystems and the booming tourism of the area, Herzfeld returned to campus to share his lessons from the Galapagos, an area trying to strike a balance between tradition and modernity. Janice Mulligan’s 7th grade science class studied the history and science of space exploration this year, with emphasis on the U.S. space program and how rockets work. One of the goals of the unit was to design a rocket using bottles that would stay in the air at least 5 seconds. Seth Harding, Evan O’Leary, Tyler Sullivan and Erik Overdyk achieved the longest time at 5.15 seconds with a self-built craft that included fins and nosecone designed to guide the rocket’s path, and the proper amount of fuel (water) that would achieve a proper height. The Middle School MathCounts team earned 5th place at the Regional level competition this year while Cason Reily and Matthew Pearson were among the top-scoring 20 individuals of the 146 students competing, qualifying them for the state competition. The Middle School Quick Recall team placed 2nd in the District and 3rd in the Regional competition. Also,

Susan Robbins’ room was trans-formed into a Paris neighborhood when her 8th grade French class created their very own French city. As part of a study of French city life, students constructed homes, the Louvre Museum, a café and other structures while practicing vocabulary necessary to get around with a representative from the city's 'Office de Tourisme.’

Middle School students who participated in written assessments that tested knowledge in social studies, math, language arts and science placed 3rd in the District and 4th in the Regional Governor’s Cup. Ethan Perellis was recently featured in the Fall 2008 Gilda’s Club newsletter for his donation to the organization that provides emotional and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends. Ethan collected over 300 books to help start the libraries for both children and adults at the club as part of his Community service for his Bar Mitzvah.

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More recognition arrived for Collegiate’s academic preparation when the school received recognition from the College Board for having one of the best student success rates in Advanced Placement (AP) math, science and technology courses. The distinction qualified Collegiate to apply for the Siemens Awards for Advanced Placement, awards which schools for outstanding performance and participation in AP courses. Louisville Collegiate School offers 18 advanced courses that culminate students sitting for Advanced Placement exams. A

resounding 41% of Collegiate’s Class of 2008 was recognized nationally for earning AP Scholar status. The Upper School math team placed 4th in the district and 4th overall in the region out of 32 teams beating Trinity, Sacred Heart, Assumption, Ballard, and many more. On an individual basis, Matthew Kubicki received 1st place out of all 9-12th graders in the region and Drew Mattingly placed 3rd out of all juniors in the district and the region. Also, Han Nguyen placed 2nd out of all freshmen in the district and the region.

Matthew Kubicki and Drew Mattingly also participated in the American Mathematics Competition (AMC-12) and scored in the top 5% of all international students that took the exam.

Mattingly also earned the incredible honor of being named the 2009 High School Math Student of the Year by the Greater

Louisville Council of Teachers of Mathematics (GLCTM). Department Chair, Tracie Catlett, presented the award to Drew at GLCTM’s annual spring awards banquet. This is

the third year in a row that the high school math award has gone to a Collegiate student. For the first time in school history, Collegiate captured the first place trophy for the Region 7 Governor’s Cup, edging out St. Xavier for the win. On the state level, Collegiate had an impressive showing with an overall finish of 12th place. Collegiate's Mock Trial team placed third in the state competition this year, competing against 28 other schools from across Kentucky

for the state title. Veteran participants Dana Prus-sian, Katie Beth White, Ann Wood and Barbara Gibbs led the team to their impressive finish. Prussian and Gibbs earned All-State Honors for their efforts.

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Sydney Beache, was awarded a $15,000 college scholarship in the Young Epidemiology Scholars (YES) Competition, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and administered by the College Board. Sydney was among 60 high school students selected out of more than 560 entrants nationwide to present their projects to a top panel of epidemiologists in Washington, D.C. and one of 12 national finalists selected at the competition, in which nearly $500,000 in scholarships were awarded. Syndey's study, “Finding Connections, Reaching Under-served Women with Mammography,” was inspired by her summer internship at the Norton Cancer Institute in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Sydney is the first YES National Finalist from the state of Kentucky. A year after the massive earthquake that smashed school buildings in Sizhuan Province, China, Upper School Chinese language students showed their support by painting ceramic tiles that will become part of a wall in a newly constructed school at the disaster zone. With a theme of “man and nature,” students drew animals, plants and nature scenery. Some also drew images representing Louisville, such as the fleur-de-lis. Upper School Chinese teacher Christine Wu Wade delivered the tiles to China this summer.

Students in Tracie Catlett’s and Molly Prince’s Algebra 2 classes took their learning to downtown Louisville where they participated in the Main Street Math Walk. Groups of students visited Brown Forman’s Sales Headquarters, the Louisville Slugger Museum, the Science Center and many other locations to design and answer several algebraic formulas presented to them in their assignment. The college counseling program celebrated the successes of the Class of 2009, with all 46 members admitted collectively to a diverse set of colleges and universities that span the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. This year, students filed 282 applications to 148 schools – a broad group of schools that speak to the unique talents and interests of the senior class.

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the competition. Their works were displayed at the Kentucky Museum of Arts & Crafts and sent to New York City for judging at the national level. In talent recitals throughout the year, Lower School students displayed their individual talents in piano, violin, voice or an instrument of their choice. Their choral performances delighted parents and fellow students at the holiday program and at the spring concert perfor-mance dubbed ‘The Art of Play’. Led by music teacher Kathryn Smith, students performed folk songs inspired by Pieter Brueghel’s painting ‘Children’s Games’. Jan Tedesco’s Vocal Ensemble and Chamber Choir performed a variety of sacred, secular and musical theater pieces during their annual

In the Lower School, using chalks in the black and white spectrum, fourth grade students experimented with the effects of light and shadow in their winter world. And as spring sprang to life, first graders painted flowers in the style of Claude Monet. Led

by Christina Clifford, 7th graders created modular sculptures with White Castle hamburger cartons in art. Students worked in pairs to practice problem solving,

and also learned that the creative process allows the art to evolve, so that what one intended, may become something totally different. Upper School Art teacher Susan Harrison took Photography and

2-D Studio students on a night out for the Collegiate Visual Art program during one of Louisville’s First Friday Gallery Hops. The

students saw a variety of 2-D and 3-D art and photography at Paul Paletti's, Zephyr, PYRO, 21C,

Kentucky Museum of Arts & Crafts and Glassworks galleries.

The past year also saw 17 students selected for the annual Scholastics

Regional Art Exhibition & Compe-tition, the highest number of

Collegiate students ever represented at the show. Katherine Brown (1), Ann Lawson Willig (2), Xuanxuan Li

(1), and Harvey Fulton (1) had their works designated as Gold Keys in

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concert at the Church of the Advent. The groups also enter-

tained the Upper School student body at their Spring Pops Concert. Instrumental music students Lee

Oca, McKenna Poe, Alice Stites, Crystal Staebell, Jordan Wood, Gaby Bello and Victoria Medley entertained crowds with performances on the piano, guitar and violin during the Middle School talent show. Accolades were presented to Upper School members of Collegiate’s instrumental ensemble when Grace Yu, Mary Gail Richardson and Ann Richardson were three of the six winners at WUOL's 2008 Young Artists Competition with Ann taking home first place! On the auditorium’s stage and in the Black Box Theatre, students transformed themselves into compelling characters in a theatrical line-up that brought emotion and at times comic relief to Collegiate audiences. This year, as Sharon Kinnison’s Upper School drama class studied surrealism in theatre, Chelle Wabrek's 4th grade class was in the throes for rehearsals of ‘Macbeth’. The two classes combined where-upon the Upper School "directors" worked in two groups over the course of several days, using 4th grade actors, to create surrealistic scenes from ‘Macbeth’. Directors explained the nature of surrealism and asked the 4th grade actors to fully explore their characters and the theme of their scenes in an effort to make them more fantastic.

A cast and crew of 45 Middle School actors transported audiences to the world of flying carpets and a magical Genie, when they produced Aladdin, Jr. Joyful song and dance routines coupled with vibrant costumes delighted Lower School audiences and visiting preschools. A troupe of Middle School students also performed ‘A Midsummer

Night’s Dream’ in the spring. The Upper School theatre class enjoyed a special visit from Louisville native and star of the television series ‘Lost’, William Mapother. Mapother had returned to Louisville to perform in the Actors Theatre production of ‘Glengarry Glen Ross’. Sharing details about the rise of his career and his own acting tips, Mapother's visit was both informative and exciting. The year was also highlighted with the

hilarious productions of ‘The Real Inspector Hound’ and ‘Murder du Jour’ and the moving, emotional drama of ‘The Laramie Project’, both perfomed by Upper School casts. ‘The Laramie Project’ featured students playing individual town residents of Laramie, Wyoming, reacting to the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay student attending the University of Wyoming.

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The achievements of Collegiate’s athletes in 2008-09 shattered records and took the school’s program to new heights. In the fall and for the first time in Collegiate’s history, both the Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Cross Country Teams qualified to compete in the State Cross-Country Meet. Collegiate’s Amazon and Titan runners placed second in the regional competition and placed 13th overall of teams in the Class A Team State Meet, beating out all of the other Louisville area schools. At the State Cross-Country Meet individual, runners, John Burke took 10th place overall in the state of Kentucky among Class A schools and Mallory Tyler took 16th in the state of Kentucky among all Class A schools. Also in the fall season, the Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey team battled their way into the finals of the state tournament. The team was cheered on by the throngs of Collegiate fans, with over 90% of the Upper School in attendance.

Coach Wendy Martin was named “Coach of the Year,” by her fellow coaching peers. Margaret McConnell, Taylor Hodge and Lexsa Campbell were named to the All State 1st Tournament team and Hannah Bruenderman, Montrice Scott and Cece Lindsey, named to the 2nd tournament team.

Collegiate’s Soccer Program also achieved another “first” when both Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity teams advanced to the Class A State Championships in Frankfort. During the winter months, the Boys’ Varsity Basketball team was runner-up in the Regional All-A tournament, marking the second year in a row that the boys’ team competed in the Championship game, which they won in 2007-08. In the pool, the Collegiate swim team shattered individual and team records on the road to Region II Championship competition. Jeananne Baldwin, Dani Lacy, Mallory Tyler, and Han Nguyen broke the girls 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:55.96. Blake Huey, Dane Roberts, Gabe Sharlin, and Tom Vieth broke the boys 200 medley relay with a time of 159.80. Tom Vieth also broke the school’s 50 freestyle record with a time of 22.23. Tom also became Collegiate’s first regional swim-ming champion in the 100 freestyle

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and qualified for the KHSAA Swimming Championships. Regional coaches voted Tom as the Male Sportsman of the Year, an honor reflecting the strong character and sportsmanship of Collegiate’s student athletes.

Spring saw historic strides for the Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse team that advanced to this year’s state finals and ended their season with many honors. Their season was filled with amazing wins against Trinity and KCD. The boys’ defeat of Trinity High School marked the first time in school history a boy’s athletic team has ever defeated the Rocks. The season ended with Carson Pfeifer named one of two U.S. Lacrosse All-Americans for the State of Kentucky and Noah Horowitz selected as the only U.S. Lacrosse Academic All-American for the state of Kentucky. Also, Varsity Coach Chad Wabrek was named U.S. Lacrosse Coach of the Year for the state of Kentucky. Players earning Kentucky Lacrosse Association All-State Team recognition were Max Burge, Jay Reed, Carson Pfeifer, Harris Levine and Patrick Rhea. While on the Girls’ Varsity Lacrosse team, Taylor Hodge, Mallory Tyler and Hannah Bruenderman were named to the All-State Team. Following their cross-country team success from the fall, Sarah Bode, Drew Mattingly and John Burke qualified for the state track and field championships in May. All runners represented Collegiate well with Sarah finishing in the top eight in the state in the 3200 meter run.

Collegiate’s crew team continued their domination on the water, winning the Louisville Regatta for the 2nd year in a row. During “An Evening with Tori Murden McClure ‘81” copies

of McClure’s new book ‘A Pearl in the Storm’ were sold by Carmichael’s Bookstore. Book sales generated $636.76 for Collegiate’s crew program. Adding to the year’s plethora of trophies were younger athletes from Collegiate’s Lower and Middle School. The 5th and 6th grade AMAS Lacrosse team won the KLA division and the inaugural Cherokee Shootout competition. The team ended their stellar season as both the regular season and tournament winners with a final record of 8-1. Also, the Gold Middle School tennis team

came in 1st place in their league at Louisville Indoor Racquet Club.

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The 2008-09 school year began in proper fashion with the Convocation ceremony that welcomed new and old students and faculty to Collegiate’s 93rd year. At the conclusion of Convocation, seniors and 1st graders were paired and walked out of the ceremony hand-in- hand, signifying the beginning of a new Collegiate tradition. Afterwards, the Upper School’s annual First Day of School (FDOS) celebration took place, as the Blue and Gold teams battled in tug of war and dodgeball events. As the nation tuned into debates and daily coverage on the

national election, Joe Geoghegan served as a student correspondent at the Democratic National Convention held in Denver, Colorado. Joe traveled to Denver as part of the Junior Statesman Foundation of America's 2008 Election Symposium. He also attended Democratic Convention events with the Kentucky delegation and blogged daily about his experience. In the Upper School, students participated in a mock debate with Sam Beach, Walker Robinson, James Seiler and Ann Wood representing the Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates of the Republican and Democratic

tickets. Following the debate, students cast their ballots for national and state candidates in a mock election sponsored by the Secretary of State’s Office. In the Lower School, the 4th and 5th grades learned about the electoral process in their homerooms and graphed voter turnout data on Election Day. After the election, 2nd grade student Ty Tubbs was fortunate to attend the Inauguration with his family in Washington, D.C. Collegiate students showed off their school spirit during Homecoming festivities, organized annually by the Upper School's student-led Senate. That week, students and faculty dressed up as celebrities, superheroes and athletes during dress-themed days. On Thursday, athletes and their families enjoyed a pasta dinner and motivational ad-

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dress by University of Louisville's Head Field Hockey Coach Pam Bustin, who was also the Assistant Coach of the United States' field hockey team during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games. The boisterous enthusiasm of Friday’s pep rally and V-I-C-T-O-R-Y cheer prepared the Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Soccer and Varsity Field Hockey teams for their games later on that evening. Academic contests brought students from all over the city

and state to Collegiate in 2008-09. The Regional Scripps Spelling Bee brought the Kentucky’s top spellers to Collegiate’s stage where participants competed for a chance to compete in the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee. Representing Collegiate was Kyle Kersey who was the school’s top speller. In March, over 300 students descended upon Collegiate’s campus to compete in 46 events at the Regional Science Olympiad

competition. Students built bridges, launched eggs into the air in homemade rockets, and demonstrated their knowledge of astronomy, health, and ecology. Coached by science teacher Derek Miller, Collegiate’s Upper School team came in 2nd place, splitting the dominance in recent years of multiple teams from Manual High School. The Middle School team also came in 2nd place in their division. At the state competition, both teams achieved further success when the Upper School team earned 3rd place (their highest finish in school history) and the Middle School group finishing 5th.

In April, Collegiate invited the Louisville community to “An Evening with Tori Murden McClure ’81.” McClure, an alumna of Collegiate, recently authored ‘A Pearl in the Storm’, a memoir detailing her physical and emotional journey as the first woman to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Before a packed crowd in the Bomhard Theatre at the Kentucky Center, McClure was interviewed by Bob Edwards, host of The Bob Edwards Show on SIRIUS XM radio and Bob Edwards Weekend on public radio stations.

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C a m p sThe summer of 2009 saw another successful year for Camps at Collegiate with an increase in attendance of more than 30%. Over 250 children from other schools spent the summer enjoying the educational and enrichment opportunities offered. Collaborative camps with the Frazier International History Museum peaked the interest of both students and parents. Renowned coaches attracted students to athletic camps such as Razor Lacrosse and Soccer. Each camp was designed with the intent of fostering each child’s mental, physical and creative growth.

Emphasizing the school’s mission to develop “confident leadership” and “local responsiveness” Collegiate formed a partnership with Cedar Lake Lodge in 2008-2009. The project raised campus awareness about people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In the Lower School, a Cedar Lake resident and registered nurse spoke at an assembly discussing the fears associated with disabilities. Over a four week period, a group of 8th graders volunteered at Cedar Lake Lodge. In October,

the entire Upper School participated in a “Day of Caring” at Cedar Lake where students assisted residents and cleaned residential apartments in the Louisville community. In December, students organized a school-wide “Clothing Drive” and collected over 8000 items of clothing for the organization. Capping off the year was the Cedar Lake/Collegiate Partnership Challenge 5K race, organized entirely by a committee of Upper School students.

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A l u m n iCollegiate alumni gathered to celebrate and honor their alma mater throughout 2008-2009. In August, alumni battled in the Alumni Games, going head-to-head in field hockey, tennis, and soccer competitions. The Alumni Association hosted a happy hour event in the Washington, D.C. area where more than a dozen Collegiate alumni gathered at Johnny’s Half Shell to enjoy drinks

and hors d’oeuvres. The Young Alumni Holiday Party allowed alumni from the last 10 years to enjoy pizza and bowling at KingPin Lanes. The holiday season also featured alumni returning to campus for the Holiday Program to sing “Dona Nobis Pacem” and enjoy coffee and conversation beforehand. An Alumni Happy Hour at Lilly’s allowed local alumni to welcome springtime and reminisce about their days on Glenmary Avenue. In April, alumni attended “An Evening with Tori Murden McClure ’81” at the Kentucky Center for the Arts. Author of ‘A Pearl in the Storm’, a memoir detailing her physical and emotional journey as the first woman to row

solo across the Atlantic Ocean, McClure was interviewed by Bob Edwards. The ’81 graduate also visited Collegiate’s 4th grade classroom to answer questions about her journey and spoke before the Middle and Upper School divisions. From May 29 to June 1, alumni gathered for a great weekend of friends and celebrations for Reunion Weekend. The weekend kicked off with the commencement ceremony of the Class of 2009, and the recognition of the Class of 1959 who were in the audience and celebrating their 50th reunion year. Further displaying the tradition

and longevity of Collegiate’s mission was the recognition of six legacies in the Class of 2009 – meaning a grandparent and/or parent of the graduate have attended Collegiate. On Saturday morning, members of reunion classes looked over old photos and yearbooks at a brunch held on campus and enjoyed a tour of different divisions and buildings on campus. The weekend ended with the 10th Annual Golf Scramble, organized by the Collegiate Booster Club, where Collegiate alumni enjoyed a full day of golf and beautiful weather at Champions Pointe Golf Club. During the summer, the Young Alumni Summer Job Program placed a record number of graduates in jobs or internships. Allie Capes ’08 (Nanny for a Collegiate Family), Brittany Fitzpatrick ’05 (Parker and Klein Real Estate), Kelsey Goldman ’08 (Kentucky Select Properties, William Hor-naday ’08 (Kelvin Cooperage) and Kendra Ralston ’07 (Bahe Cook Cantley and Jones, PLC) spent their summer breaks gaining real-life experience in the workplace.

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A l u m n i G i v i n gClass of 1933Elizabeth Grant HallLucille Marshall Sellers100% (2 out of 2) donated

Class of 1934Lucia McKellar Maloney100% (1 out of 1) donated

Class of 1935Gracey Luckett BradleyMary Ann Weir Graves (A)100% (2 out of 2) donated

Class of 1936Marion HarcourtSusanne Morton JohnsonLibby Miller Reutlinger100% (3 out of 3) donated

Class of 1937Priscilla Burge ChandlerNell Hoge HelmNancye Jane Ellis Oehrle100% (3 out of 3) donated

Class of 1938Evelyn Russell CaryFlorence Booker Rawleigh66.67% (2 out of 3) donated

Class of 1939Bonnie B. Heyburn (A)Mary Lampton PeabodyMargaret Rinehart Priddy60% (3 out of 5) donated

Class of 1940Fan Castleman Benjamin25% (1 out of 4) donated

Class of 1941Catherine Price BassDouglas Morton SempleMildred Taylor Tierney100% (3 out of 3) donated

Class of 1942Sarah Heyburn Gallatin (A)Charlotte Williams PriceMrs. A. Park Shaw, Jr.100% (3 out of 3) donated

Class of 1943Mary Bruce CobbFrances Starks Heyburn50% (2 out of 4) donated

Class of 1944Sarah Goodell EwingAgnes Campbell JohnsonKatherine Smith NormanAnn Stokely Ottenberg57.14% (4 out of 7) donated

Class of 1945Patsie Logan PeakBetty Funk Smith66.67% (2 out of 3) donated

Class of 1946Mary Jane Briney (A)Elizabeth Woodruff Caperton (A)Barbara Beard CastlemanVirginia Cronan Clarke (A)Bonnie Honaker FritschnerMary Kingery GillimMary Collis HancockIda Thompson NashEleanor Robertson StokesMartha Clark Welch90.91% (10 out of 11) donated

Class of 1947Carolyn Graves AllenJean Duerson BadeBetty Humphrey BlasiMartha Potter DewingAnn Meidinger GrantJoan Hager Grimes (A)Whitney Knowles HardyKitty Logan KeeleyAnn Hutchinson SanderlinDiane Richmond SimpsonLouise Rapp WallJoan Buhner Wipperman100% (12 out of 12) donated

Class of 1948Frances Newman AldenMarianna Brown BarberNancy McCoy BriggsEdith Fitzhugh CampAnne Skaggs EmbryDeede Baquie JonesMalcolm Walton KellyEdith Bell LyonBarbara Cutchins ReedMr. and Mrs. Ernest F. RuppeAnne Adams SowderSusan SpeedCaroline Dabney StandleyEllen Stites ThurberCarita Ackerly Warner100% (15 out of 15) donated

Class of 1949Margaret Barr KulpEdith Norman Wombwell66.67% (2 out of 3) donated

Class of 1950Cecy Norman BrewerElizabeth A. R. BrownElizabeth Baker LeeteRachel Smith Lord57.14% (4 out of 7) donated

Class of 1951Jane Smith ClarkCarol Cutchins HammonHelen Hammon JonesMartha Funk MillerAnne Hogue T. MooreClara Pfeiffer RodesGretchen Everbach Tatge87.50% (7 out of 8) donated

Class of 1952Ann Lindenberger ChristensenMeredith Smythe GriderVirginia Barker HowerNancy Rutledge PogueEllen Rudd ProhaskaBarbara Collis RodesJane Miller RossMargaret Simon Scott53.33% (8 out of 15) donated

Class of 1953Laura Porter AscariMary Wallace DavidsonBarbara A. KnebelkampMarianne Rash RoweLouise Baker SeilerLibby Helm Voyles46.15% (6 out of 13) donate

Class of 1954Libby Dietzman BrandtBarbara Tway PartlowLouisa Clarke RidgwayKatherine Booth Robinson40% (4 out of 10) donated

Class of 1955Mary Bass BrownMary Agnes NormanSarah Stecker SchaafSarah Belknap Ye33.33% (4 out of 12) donated

Class of 1956Eleanor Miller AlgerPeggy Brooks BealeSally Farnsley BirdRosemary Geleynse DrybroughLouise Fitzhugh HickoxJane Haldeman HopeGray Friedberg IsaacsJudy Stellings MarkhamJoanne Abell SpellunKatherine Edelen TichenorCynthia Goss TriplettBeverly Tway Wagner85.71% (12 out of 14) donated

Class of 1957Elizabeth Moorhead BrownJean Gray CarrollBeverly Tatum GaleAnne Dietzman GreenwaldSusan Joyner HineClaudia McLaughlin MaloneFlorence Kaiser Wescott43.75% (7 out of 16) donated

Class of 1958Wendell Henning BellRosalind Axton CarrHarriet Dodd PortDeborah Snyder ShwabVirginia Kemp Stites71.43% (5 out of 7) donated

Class of 1959Laura Lee Lyons Brown (A)Chenault McClure ConwayBetty JohnsonTerry Milner Nelson (A)Leslie Markham NormanBetsy Chambers ShindlebowerMary Metzner Trammell53.85% (7 out of 13) donated

Class of 1960Nora Leake Cameron (A)Susan Shelby HardingMargaret Dearing HookerNancy LamptonLynn Scholl RenauEllen Miller TimmonsJoan Early Vandertoll46.67% (7 out of 15) donated

Class of 1961Alice Virginia DoddMary Cadden Traub25% (2 out of 8) donated

Class of 1962Suzanne Helm BlakeEvelyn Lee ButlerSarah Van Winkle CampbellJuliet R. DavenportMary Entwistle LimbertTruett Friedberg MooreGertrude Dudley MussonNina Leake Richardson (A)Porter Watkins (A)50% (9 out of 18) donated

Class of 1963Sarah James de Besche16.67% (1 out of 6) donated

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Class of 1964Cotton Cobb HubardKathy Coleman KadaneRebecca Shelby KingsleyElizabeth Rush ListonAnne Brewer Ogden33.33% (5 out of 15) donated

Class of 1965Barbara Waterfill BeardHarriet Day JettDeedee Mahon JordanNancy Futrell NevilleMona -Tate Willig PowellEdyth James Wheeler (A)60% (6 out of 10) donated

Class of 1966Michel Robin DahlinMarion Horner GroomeBarret BrownElizabeth Willis Thomson36.36% (4 out of 11) donated

Class of 1967Elsie Tyrrell AthertonMartha Tabb OrmsbyElizabeth Rodes ReidAdelaide Miller RoweMary Ward TablerKate Vogt Talamini46.15% (6 out of 13) donated

Class of 1968Jenny Dulworth Albert (A)Alex Bond-StiebLouise Martin CreasonElizabeth Stecker EttlieGinny Smith GranadeLinda Werst MadisonSara Allen MoodyNancy Sanneman PetrusoBarbara Price ReidJean C. Wyer (A)47.62% (10 out of 21) donated

Class of 1969Ann Price DavisHilda Gudmundsson DavisKatherine McCracken DavisNancy Webb EmbryGillian Elizabeth Longley35.71% (5 out of 14) donated

Class of 1970Nina Cory ClaytorKatherine Parsons DavisSarah Carr Hunter (A)Beverly Lang PierceDonna Muhlheizler RichardsonAmelia Sweets RunyonMary Rogers Brown Williams43.75% (7 out of 16) donated

Class of 1971Isabel Duncan HatchettAnn Meredith LansingJane Blodgett PallisterFrances Heyburn PistellLucy Mann Spickard (A)Mary Hilliard Wilson (A)31.58% (6 out of 19) donated

Class of 1972Katherine Nash CaryMary Herd JacksonBarrie Hill LewisBeth Lee Meredith (A)Ms. Leslie Ann MillerVictoria Hilton Strange42.86% (6 out of 14) donated

Class of 1973Laurel Bechtel BueseAnn Rumage FritschnerVirginia Speed (A)Meg Kennett Vogt44.44% (4 out of 10) donated

Class of 1974Nancy Kim Arnn (A)Tristan Nightingale BatemanHarriet Hancock ClubbKatherine Vogt DaltonSusu Dishman DoughertyAnn GieselMerrell Wall GrantLisa Davis Macfarlane (A)Olivia McClearySusan Griffin MussonKatharine Cadden O'CallaghanLeigh Howerton PattersonLaura Thomas PhillipsAnne L. Steinbock-SmithCatherine Peak SmockGloria Felde Winters69.57% (16 out of 23) donated

Class of 1975Jennifer Reed JonesBarbara Delaney RomanEdie Mapother Wells60% (3 out of 5) donated

Class of 1976Barbara Matton BushongLisa Culberson ConnopHolly GrayDiane O'Callaghan KirvenMargaret Courtenay LandisLucy Jones LangmanLucy Axton MillerCarrie A. MooreMarion Dumesnil NormanMissy Dorval Stevens (A)Laurie Camp Vieth64.71% (11 out of 17) donated

Class of 1977Laura Ellen BaumanCaroline Seay BorgmanMartha Dunbar Hall (A)Leyla Arik HansonAnn Wickliffe Jessee (A)Cynthia Baker MetryHelen Johnson MooreElizabeth Price (A)53.33% (8 out of 15) donated

Class of 1978Marcia Levy DeckerFay Dorval (A)Molly Shea RauhPatricia Davis von JenaDeena Weatherly-Douglas31.25% (5 out of 16) donated

Class of 1979Katherine Egger BookerLynn Schlegel KunauCaroline Lussky LusskyMargaret Beale McClellanJane Garrison MetcalfeTracy Rhawn VargaAnne Sommers Wityk38.89% (7 out of 18) donated

Class of 1980Allyn A. BarthSue Bitter-RossAlice Cary Brown (A)Joan Harroff BuchananWynter Reneaux CollinsAmy Clemmens CoryLaura Dunbar (A)Katherine Kinnaird HinckleyFrances Brooks JonesDr. Mavin Hamilton Martin (A)Barbara Rodes Robinson55% (11 out of 20) donated

Class of 1981Alison Jo GussAmy M. HerbenerTori Murden McClure20% (3 out of 15) donated

Class of 1982Elizabeth Lurding BeckmannElizabeth Talbott BerrymanBenita Brandenburg Mairs (A)Lisa Donoghoe McLaughlinJulie Stratton MiddletonVirginia Miles Teague50% (6 out of 12) donated

Class of 1983Beth Schaaf AndrewsLaura Lee Schlegel BooneRebecca Castleman DunnSuzanne Schroeder FlorekMeredith Apple Gault (A)Eleanor HarrisHelen Gregory JonesJo Hannah JonesSarah Dunbar Parker (A)Alexia Shaw Treibly Solomon (A)45.45% (10 out of 12) donated

Class of 1984Lisa Taylor CobbAnn Boyd Lussky HancockAllison Westerman KreskeElizabeth Herbener MansfieldAnne Peters Vencel62.5% (5 out of 8) donated

Class of 1985Ceci Conway BodenDana Lucas CollinsKimberly Rowland EstesAnn Rankin FlemingSarah Schaaf GrimmerElizabeth Kinnaird PepaRebecca Lower PierceMargaret Martin VinselUrsula Marie Zopp52.94% (9 out of 17) donated

Class of 1986Wendy Elizabeth Blue MartinezSonja Luise Ferris FlormanWhitney Woollerton MorrillMollie Dickson ShookMollie Camentz Turnier26.32% (5 out of 19) donated

Class of 1987Erhan AtasoyLisa Tate AustinSarah Robinson BaymanAmy Sullivan CahillSally Cohen KaplanSarah Newell Usdin37.5% (6 out of 16) donated

Class of 1988Amy Marie AdelbergChenoweth Stites AllenJennifer Gail CohenRajani Narasimhan LaRoccaSarah Whitsett RumlSandra Robin Talbott-ButlerMinna Pearl Ziskind25.93% (7 out of 27) donated

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Class of 1989Catherine Burke Chapman (A)Courtney Townes GoodAndrea Bouchillon GrantAngela Kumari SinglaElizabeth Chandler StoneAmy Parkinson UnderwoodChristopher Alan Wan41.18% (7 out of 17) donated

Class of 1990Katherine Soskins AbbottJean Ames DuBoseCarey Faversham GoldsteinSuzanne M. HardestyMargaret Sharp HillHeather Elizabeth Warncke (A)28.57% (6 out of 21) donated

Class of 1991Amanda Fishback CashenRobert Theron ClarkDavid B. EnglishRosa Marie GabrieleElizabeth Laird SteffenDouglas Allan WhiteJennifer Barbie ZanchiMartin Jacek Zurada47.06% (8 out of 17) donated

Class of 1992Julie Marie Valenti7.14% (1 out of 14) donated

Class of 1993Page Madison JohnsonAlison Christine McLeishHilary Newton NoltemeyerTimothy C. Slesnick22.22% (4 out of 18) donated

Class of 1994Melissa Stone BaheBrian D. CookVirginia Stucky FrazierAugusta Wilson Brown Holland (A)Deborah Fay Topcik17.24% (5 out of 29) donated

Class of 1995Krissy Davis HigginsMarshall Stopher KikerElizabeth McHenry Potter MadinMs. Sara M. McCall22.22% (4 out of 18) donated

Class of 1996Kristina M. CookMs. Sarah O. CronanSusan H. EllisonKate Schoening MorrisonJenna Skinner ScanlanMr. Ian R. ShapiraWilliam McHugh Tabler23.33% (7 out of 30) donated

Class of 1997Austin Thompson AndertonMr. Joel R. AronoffChristopher Douglas KottkeKristina Barnett SchmittBarrett Clay SellersMr. William C. Vail, Jr.Lawrence Lee Williams22.58% (7 out of 31) donated

Class of 1998Gabrielle G. Smith4.55% (1 out of 22) donated

Class of 1999Jessica Miller Kelley6.25% (1 out of 16) donated

Class of 2000Elizabeth Doll DetersCaroline Blazer GreathouseCaroline Ferris NugentAnnie Tefft Sanderlin13.33% (4 out of 30) donated

Class of 2001Elaine Phillips MatthiasOliver Whitfield StarksCaldwell Russell Willig6.52% (3 out of 46) donated

Class of 2002Sam AdamsShira Rebecca GoldsteinAndrew Hillerich Tabler8.57% (3 out of 35) donated

Class of 2003Robert W. AdelbergCaroline Ashley AhearnLacey Doubleday CampbellElizabeth Riis DickElizabeth Shelton DollHaley June GilbertRobert William LinkerRyan Gregory NazarElizabeth Galina PostBlair Allison RobertsJohn Martin SchindlerAlexandra Bacon SmithRachel Woods WaterfillCaroline Rankin WellsLee Adams Wells30.61% (15 out of 49) donated

Class of 2004Jacquelyn Roe CobbMary Collis HancockKenneth Lee HodgeMadeleine Sullivan LambertKyle Charles ManningAbigail Clark Minsel (A)Haylee Anne RalstonKatherine Jean SkarbekCourtney WallaceBeverly O'Brien Wolff28.57% (10 out of 35) donated

Class of 2005Margaret Owen Galloway3.13% (1 out of 32) donated

Class of 2006Robert Michael Richard CunninghamDavid Henry KnopfSarah Allison MacwayClara Christine Stam10% (4 out of 40) donated

Class of 2007Devon Elizabeth ByrneWilliam Samuel CaryAnnaliese Frayna DeckerLauren Rose GivhanKelly Leigh MillerEmily Fitzhugh Vieth11.76% (6 out of 51) donated

Class of 2008Claire Mary AdamsJordan Taylor BuchananMary DeBaun BurkeChase Wilton Lenihan DavisKelsey Rebecca GoldmanCaroline Marianne GoldsteinJennifer Brittany HarlanCameron Matthew O'Bryan NorrisBrooke Erin Perellis20.93% (9 out of 43) donated

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The school awarded over $1.5 million in Financial Assistance, which amounted to 25% of our student population receiving varied amounts of tuition assistance. Our students continue to live in all areas of the Louisville Metropolitan area. We have students from 50 individual zip codes that span from Laconia, Indiana, to Taylorsville, Kentucky. The Louisville Collegiate School Merit Scholars program is a highly selective, merit-based scholarship opportunity that recognizes outstanding students based upon superior academic achievement, standardized test score results and the potential for making a significant contribution while attending Collegiate and later in life. The scholarship carries a stipend equal to one- half of the annual tuition. Cason Reily, Jake Zimmerman, Felipe De La Barra, Elizabeth Walton, Gray Alston and Ben Handy

earned renewable scholarships toward their high school career at Louisville Collegiate School. Earning renewable scholarships towards their Middle School career at Louisville Collegiate School are Urooj Nasim (Collegiate), Harcourt Allen (Brandeis), Jacob Fink (Brandeis), John Steenrod (Chance), and Coley Sullivan (Chance). Ruby Redstone was named the recipient of the Patricia Trost Friedler for Young Women, a new scholarship oppor-tunity created by Sallie Bingham, a Collegiate alumna from the Class of 1954, who named the program in memory of her classmate Patricia Trost Friedler. The scholarship is awarded to a young woman entering the 9th grade, who exhibits creative promise, academic achievement and personal

qualities of leadership and service. A restricted anonymous gift allowed Collegiate’s

Admission Office to move into the Anna E. Wilton Admission House – thus establishing a unique admission experience, creating additional

instructional space in the original Glenmary building and presenting a stronger first impression to campus visitors.

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A n n u a l F u n dThe 2008-09 Annual Fund Campaign focused on the Collegiate community achieving “100% Participation” among all donor constituencies. Under the leadership of parent volunteer Kellie Vogt, the Development Office raised $411,340. Throughout the year, the Collegiate community witnessed the gradual uptick of the participation percentages as more and more donors voiced their support for the mission of Collegiate. 73% of Collegiate families made a contribution to the Annual Fund, shattering the previous record of 65% participation. The generosity of parents, alumni and friends of the school along with the many volunteers that helped make calls during the campaign made the 2008-09 a success.

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Alumni $38,047.90 30%

board of Trustees $112,800.00 100%

faculty/Staff $13,669.00 100%

former board of Trustees $8,710.00 61%

friends $3,750.00 24%

Grandparents $17,700.00 26%

leadership $137,700.47 87%

Parents $73,282.00 73%

Past Parents $6,381.00 14%

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T h a n k a t h o nIn late July, members of Collegiate’s Field Hockey team spent a summer afternoon making hundreds of phone calls in order to thank the generous donors of the 2008-09 Annual Fund Campaign. The team contacted over 88% of donors to tell them about the tremendous impact their pledges make on the students of Collegiate. Thank you to the Field Hockey volunteers, Coach Wendy Martin and all of our donors.

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D o n o r sGolden Circle ($10,000 or more)ADFAM Charities, Inc.Mrs. Elizabeth W. DavisMr. and Mrs. David J. DenoMr. and Mrs. Lee W. RobinsonMrs. Barbara C. RodesMr. and Mrs. Edward SkarbekBill and Lindy StreetPhoebe and Mark Wood

Founder’s Club ($5,000 +)Mr. and Mrs. James R. AllenEdith S. BinghamLulu Lenihan DavisVirginia S. FrazierKathy and Kent OylerSarah and Duane ParkerMr. Stephen R. Reily and Ms. Emily S. BinghamMrs. Megan ThomasMr. and Mrs. James S. Welch, Jr.

1915 Society ($3,500 +)Gregory and Cary CampbellRon and Leslie GeogheganMr. and Mrs. Craig D. GrantGreg Henes and Betsy Bernstrom

Alma Mater ($2,000 +)Dr. and Mrs. Joe ArterberryDr. Garth Beache and Dr. Sandra BrooksTracy and Jonathan BlueMr. and Mrs. T. Bennett ButlerMr. and Mrs. William H. Cary IVDr. and Mrs. Sam M. CaseChenault McClure ConwayMr. and Mrs. Roger EatonMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Edwards IIISandra FrazierMartha and Tom HallMr. and Mrs. David A. JonesJames and Joanne O'Malley

Mr. and Mrs. Junius W. Prince IIIAnn H. SanderlinMr. and Mrs. John L. SchutteAlice and Walker StitesLouise R. WallJean C. Wyer

Blue & Gold ($1,500 +)Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Bickel IIIMr. and Mrs. Henry F. CampDrs. Michael and Anita Barbee-Cunningham In honor of J. Scott PrinceTalal and Charity GhaliDr. and Mrs. William H. GrantRon and Angela HillerichDr. and Mrs. Ken HodgeMr. and Mrs. Holland N. McTyeire IVJane MetcalfeLaFayette G. Owen, M.D.Joan and Barker PriceNancy B. and John S. ReedMr. and Mrs. Mike S. SummerfieldDan and Sheri TingleMr. and Mrs. Y. Peyton Wells

Head of School ($1,000 +)AnonymousNelea A. AbsherMr. and Mrs. Nolen AllenThomas and Jaime AtlasLisa and Tom AustinMark, Kathy and Sara BarrensDoris and Paul Bertrand In honor of Connor and Samuel SmithKelly Ryan and Helge Bjorvik In honor of our dedicated group of teachersDrs. Steven and Karen BloomMr. and Mrs. James C. Boone IIElizabeth and Patrick Bruenderman

In honor of Sra. Maria Hardy-Webb and Barbara Buddeke Ogden

Edith F. CampMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. CampbellBarbara B. CastlemanVictor and Kathryn CreechWayne Daub and Robin RogersJohn and Ann Price DavisLaura Jane DunbarMr. Rob Eggert and Ms. Nancy SparrowDavid and Elizabeth FoleyBrian and Toni GanzelDoyle GlassMr. and Mrs. E. Sloane Graff IIIKathy and Steve GrahamBart and Deborah GreenwaldMr. and Mrs. Adam GrossmanLena and Matthew HamelMr. and Mrs. William W. Hancock, Jr.Ms. Jennifer K. HartlageMr. Joseph H. HertzmanFrances Starks HeyburnAugusta B. HollandDeedee Mahon JordanMrs. Helen L. Lang In honor of J. Scott PrinceMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. LannertMrs. Elizabeth Leete In memory of Mary Elizabeth BakerPatrick Mattingly and Jill ForceMartin N. McClelland and Lori L. WarrenYung and Vu NguyenCorrie and Jeff NicholsMike and Jodi NobleMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nugent IIIMark and Karla OverdykMs. Patti Perleberg-OwenMr. and Mrs. K. Derrick Powell In honor of Ann Lawson Wilig

Molly and Scott PrinceMr. and Mrs. Brian T. Quail In honor of Chloe QuailElizabeth ReutlingerTerry and Anne SamsMr. David P. Schmidt and Ms. Jane W. HardyMargie and Allen SchubertMargaret S. ScottElsa M. Haddad and Bob SiskVirginia Speed In honor of Austin Peay MeyersEd Lewis and George Stinson, SLS Pride Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vieth, Jr.Michael and Susan VineMs. Susie Walsh In honor Gage and Cutter ThomasAlice and Jay WalterNancy Kiesow-Webb and Charles WebbMr. Richard T. Weldon In honor of Chloe QuailMr. and Mrs. Keith L. Williams

Honors Level ($750 +)James and Colleen BeachMrs. Billie BrownMrs. Myra Glass In honor of Jake GlassMrs. Bowman Gray IIIDavid and Gail LambertusQuint and Tippi McTyeireCharles and Carol PyeJanet L. Smith and John L. RobertsRC and Amy ScheinlerMary Hancock and Mark SevertsonChristopher Smith and Jennifer Bertrand In honor of Connor and Samuel Smith

Titan & Amazon ($500 +)Anonymous (1)Eleanor M. AlgerMrs. Stuart W. Allen, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Altman, Jr.Altman Insurance ServicesLaura Porter AscariJune and Stanley L. AtlasThe Atticus TrustDr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Baird In honor of Mary Nancy and Henry WalterMr. and Mrs. James G. BeardPeter and Veronica Bello In honor of all caring teachersAnn and Louis Benton, Jr. In honor of Katie BentonNancy Bush In honor of Collis and Buz HancockBlake and Beth BlytheCeci Conway BodenDr. and Mrs. Roy G. Bowling In honor of Mark, Chad and Laura BowlingMr. and Mrs. John P. BridendallProf. and Mrs. Dale E. BriggsBetty Moorhead BrownLaura Lee BrownMr. and Mrs. Owsley Brown IIOwsley Brown Charitable Foundation, Inc.William F. and Virginia BurbankEllen and Martin CarneyMr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Cutting IIRobert and Ann DeckerWilliam and Stacee Doll In honor of all staff membersEd and Debbie GallowayMr. and Mrs. Gene P. GardnerAaron and Janet Givhan In honor of Lauren R. GivhanJohn and Carolyn GleasonMs. Patricia A. Gravatte

Eleanor E.R. HarrisWade and Katherine HendricksJan and Arnie HoltbergReverend and Mrs. Alanson B. HoughtonVirginia B. HowerMr. and Mrs. Edward A. JayKatherine E. Johnson (Betty) In memory of Katherine Leggett Mahon and Lucy Mahon HowertonMichael and Laura JonesWilliam A. and Patricia J. Kantlehner IIISteven and Cheryl KerseyMichael and Margie KommorJennifer and Kevin KramerDr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Lambert, Jr.Michael and Kathy LorimerDebbie and Chip MacKelcanDr. Mavin H. Martin and Mr. Neil E. MellenSally and Wes McConnellDr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGowanHelen MooreThomas and Erin MoriartyMrs. Robert M. NashRamsey and Souha NassarScott and Hope NewellAnne Ogden and Boyce MartinNewell-Usdin FundSuzanne and Bill OldhamMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. OrrMark Pfeifer In honor of Carson PfeiferStephen and Merry-Kay PoeGwynne and Grover PottsMatt PrestonSuzi PrestonMrs. John S. Rankin In honor of Katherine and Caroline FlemingMr. and Mrs. C. Carter RumlSage Dining ServicesMr. and Mrs. Henry W. Sanders III

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Mr. Charles E. SangJenna Skinner and Wilson ScanlanTerry SebastianLouise B. SeilerBennie and John SlucherMr. and Mrs. Bill StewartStephen and Robin StrattonRebecca TerryMargy and Preston Thomas In memory of Mary Rodes LannertSarah Newell UsdinMr. and Mrs. George ViethMr. and Mrs. Rudy F. Vogt IIIBeverly WagnerMs. Heather E. WarnckeTina Webster In honor of Caroline and Benjamin AtlasMr. and Mrs. Darrell R. WellsMr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wiley, Jr.Sarah YeMicki Tye Yeary In honor of Tess and Taylor Thompson

Head of Class ($250 +)Dale and Lisa AhearnAyco Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. AmossMrs. Austin S. AndertonDr. Michael and Elizabeth BadgerMr. and Mrs. Gardner D. BeachPeter and Jodi BehrMr. James R. Bell, III and Victoria S. BellMrs. Louis W. Benton, Sr.H. Webb Blevins, Jr. In honor of Royce BlevinsMs. Cary Brown-Epstein In honor of Mrs. Eugene F. FarmerElizabeth A. R. BrownDr. Jerry and Karen BuchananMrs. Joan M. BuchananNancy and Paul BurkeToby and Ann BurkeMr. and Mrs. Thomas CapesRosalind Axton CarrMark and Laura ChandlerJenny Cohen and Michael JoeAmy Clemmens CoryJohn and Kitty CranorMary Wallace Davidson

Mrs. Burgess A. DavisBrian and Kathy DePrestDavid C. and Frances R. DickStephanie and Jason DisneyDon Ryan and Karen DuffSteve and Pam EliasAnn and Ken FlemingRichard GarsonGinny Smith GranadeWilliam and Stacey GundersonKim and Vincent HamiltonCharles and Connie HillKatherine K. HinckleyJoel and Lisa HorowitzDebbie and Larry HymanCarin and George IsaacsMr. and Mrs. John JohnsonThe Reverend Helen H. JonesDouglas and Dani Kannapell In honor of Carey Goldstein and Betty JohnsonDr. and Mrs. Robert KeislerMr. and Mrs. Henry B. Kelsey, Jr.Ms. Sharon KinnisonEwa and Grzegorz KubickiMr. and Mrs. W.L. Kunau, Jr.Bill and Karen LacyVeneta and Fred LeveinSteven and Shelley LevyMr. and Mrs. Hiroyuki MatsubaraMr. and Mrs. Colin McNaughtonCynthia Baker MetryJulie Stratton MiddletonLeslie and James MillarWilliam and Cassandra MinorBrandi MundoThe Murphy FamilyDr. and Mrs. Stephen D. MyersDenise and Van NelsonMr. and Mrs. Sean M. O'LearyMr. and Mrs. Henry H. Porter, Jr.Henry and Sharon PotterRon and Jody ReceveurJonathan and Paige ReinstineMark and Gail RichardsonMr. and Mrs. David T. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Ernest F. RuppeSarah Jane SchaafMr. and Mrs. David P. SchmelzerBrian and Christon Segal

Robin and Jim SeilerJudy and Harry ShapiraMichael and Jeanne SimpsonDr. Angela K. Singla and Dr. Aaron SatranGary W. and Marlyn Y. SmithSusan and Jacob SternSallie and Clay StevensMr. and Mrs. Brian P. Stevenson In honor of Jack StevensonMr. and Mrs. J. Adger StewartDonna SuttonMr. and Mrs. Harry A. TalaminiCarl M. and Ellen B. ThomasTodd Thompson and Millicent TannerDeborah Fay Topcik In honor of Evie TopcikMr. and Mrs. William C. Vail, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Chad WabrekGreg and Stephanie Walton In honor of Elizabeth and Lily WaltonPorter WatkinsMs. Tracy E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Caldwell R. WilligMr. and Mrs. Orme WilsonJoe and Jennifer ZanchiNancy Zimmerman

Glenmary ($100 +)Anonymous (3)Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Aberson In honor of Jordan and Gabrielle AbersonBarbara Montgomery and James AdamsAmy M. Adelberg, MDCynthia and Robert AdelbergEarl and Lynne Age In memory of Mary Eliza CaldwellJenny Dulworth AlbertFrances Newman AldenChenoweth and Tyler AllenAnne S. ArderyLauri and Jon ArnoldKen AsherErhan AtasoyNizar M. AttallahMark and Melody BaileyMargie and Allan Baker In honor of Melissa Baker

Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. BarbeeMs. Andrea BarbourHenry and Patricia BarnettSteve and Belinda BaserMrs. R. Bruce BassRichard and Kathy BaumgartnerMrs. Sarah Prince BaymanKim and Marvin BeachPeggy Brooks BealeBarbara Waterfill BeardMr. and Mrs. Dallas BennettKen and Libby BerrymanMr. and Mrs. Clyde BlackJennifer M. BlairSuzanne Helm BlakeBetty H. BlasiDr. and Mrs. Harold BlevinsMr. and Mrs. Bert L. BliedenAndy and Katie BliedenWendy Blue MartinezThomas and Ruth-Ann BodeRoberto BolliPaul and Caroline BorgmanMr. David Bos and Ms. Johanna Wijk-BosBeverly H. BowlesGracey Luckett BradleyMrs. Cecy Norman BrewerBarbara Haunz BrickerMary Jane Allen Briney In memory of Nina Babcock and Patricia Davis ManiniKaren Berg and Robert BrousseauHolly Brown In honor of Clayton Brown Shea Brown In memory of Ruth SmithMolly Bass BrownRebecca and John Y. Brown IIIMr. and Mrs. Wiley C. BrownJim and Michele Broyles In honor of Jaden OliverMr. Glenn W. Bryant and Ms. Sherry ParisRichard T. and Gwendolyn Y. Burke In honor of Molly BurkeBarbara Matton BushongMr. and Mrs. Adee ButlerAmy Sullivan CahillMrs. Hugh J. Caperton

In memory of Louise Woodruff Scott-FeldeDavid M. Carney In memory of Betty H. CarneyMr. and Mrs. Mark CatlettMr. and Mrs. William C. CaudillAnn Lindenberger ChristensenLarry ClarkRobert Theron ClarkMr. and Mrs. William ClarkeMrs. J P. ClaytorDr. and Mrs. Tom CleaverMr. and Mrs. Andrew B. ClubbMr. and Mrs. Joseph CohenMichael and Sally CollinsWynter Reneaux Collins In memory of Mary Rodes LannertLisa C. ConnopBrian and Robyn CookMrs. Milton CooperMr. Gouverneur Nixon and Mrs. Edith CourtenayMr. and Mrs. J. Michael DaltonJuliet DavenportBrad and Nicole DaviesKatherine P. DavisMrs. Morris D. Davis IIISarah James de BescheCarlos De La BarraMr. and Mrs. James D. DeckerEdward D. DetersMartha Potter DewingAlice Virginia DoddMr. John Dougherty and Ms. Susan DishmanRosemary Geleynse DrybroughLynn and Thomas DunbarBecky and David DunnMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Edwards, Jr.Ernie and Sally Eggers In honor of Lori Eggers Holt and Erin Eggers FidlerMr. and Mrs. Edward EhrhartAnne K. S. EmbryGrant F. and Lee Anne EmbryJohn and Linda EnglishKimberly Rowland EstesPatty and David Farnsworth In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vogt Palmer-Ball

Dr. Ricardo D. Ferreira and Dr. Svetlana NakatisMrs. William H. FieldsMarjorie A. Floyd In memory of Mary Rodes LannertMargaret C. Fonville In honor of Natalie and Garrett SamsMr. Wayne H. FranklinAnn and Sam FritschnerTom and Laura FultonMr. and Mrs. Vincenzo GabrieleMs. Rosa M. GabrieleMrs. James P. GallatinMartyn and Cheryl GallusGreg and Linda GeisMr. David GibbsMr. David F. Gibbs In honor of Betsy GibbsAnn Giesel and Malcolm JollieDr. Karen Abrams and Dr. Jeff GlazerKim GoldmanCarey GoldsteinPaul Gossen and Ruth SimonsBlaine and Andrea GrantMrs. Henry V. GravesDr. Edward GravesAnne Dietzman GreenwaldMr. and Mrs. Murray GreenwaldGary and Daljeet GrewalMeredith Smythe GriderMr. and Mrs. Phillip E. GriffithMr. and Mrs. Louis T. Hall, Jr.Dr. G. B. Hammond and Dr. Mari MujicaDrs. Ihab Hamzeh and Fidaa ShaibMr. and Mrs. John HancockCollis HancockDrs. Kenneth and Patricia HansenMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey HansonMarion HarcourtSusan Patterson HardingWhitney K. HardyMr. David and Dr. Darlys S. Harmon-VaughtLibby Trueheart HarrisMr. Paul Reid and Ms. Susan HarrisonDr. and Mrs. Frederic HatcherIsabel and Philip HatchettCarl and Martha HaunzFay Dorval Haupt

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Mr. David W. HavardJohn HeironimusMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HeironimusRose Helm In memory of Joseph B. Helm, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. HelmMr. and Mrs. James T. Helton IIIAmy HerbenerPaul and Alice HerringtonMr. and Mrs. John HerronMarie Hertzman CochranJohn HerzfeldLouise Fitzhugh HickoxMr. and Mrs. James HighfieldTodd HintonReed and Carrie HoddinottKenneth and Yvonne Hodge In honor of Taylor HodgeKenny HodgePeggy Dearing HookerDr. and Mrs. Lonnie W. Howerton In honor of Hannah JohnsonChristina HueyJohn and Sarah Hunter In honor of Marti CalderwoodTom and Joanne HurstJ. Kevin and Mary Herd JacksonMs. Katie JarchowElmer JaspanAgnes Campbell JohnsonJulie Howerton JohnsonRon JohnsonPage Madison JohnsonBrian and Kellie JonesJanice M. JonesFrances Jones and Ralph Letizia, Jr.Gerald and Yoshie KaiserWilliam and Betty KantlehnerMr. Peter KarrerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Keisler, Jr.Dr. Richard Kerber and Dr. Elizabeth O'BrienHa Young and Kap Jin KimDiane and Pete KirvenMindy and Jeff KleinMr. and Mrs. Donald F. KohlerMr. and Mrs. Bradley M. KoltzChris KottkeAllison Westerman KreskeMrs. Margaret B. Kulp

Mr. Andrew KupersmithMr. Josh LaboveNana LamptonWilliam L. and Mary H. L. and Pamela and Charles LangLucy Jones LangmanAshley M. LankfordDr. Linda LavalleeMr. and Mrs. Jeff LeveinDanatta and David LevineJanice Carter LevitchMr. and Mrs. Eric J. LewisRabbi Metzger and Cantor LippJim and Jean Lockhart In honor of Emily BurbankKimberly D. LoganDr. Cecilia P. LongRachel Smith LordMr. and Mrs. Gary J. LovingLinda and Joe LukingMr. and Mrs. Carroll MackinDr. Joe Maloney and Dr. Fran AndersonChristopher and Beth MascioBashar and Debbie MasriJohn and Sara McCallOlivia Brown McCleary In honor of Louise WallMr. J. Christopher McClellanMr. and Mrs. Matthew A. McClellanJoyce M. McConnell In memory of James E. McConnellMr. and Mrs. Rick McCormickKenny and Sue McPeekJames MetcalfeJanet and Sonny Meyer In honor of Emily RencoMr. and Mrs. Carl W. Miller IIRobin and Bruce MillerScott and Amanda MillerMartha F. MillerMs. Immy MoberlySara Allen MoodyFrankie MooreAnne H. T. MooreCharles (Mac) and Tori Murden McClureDrs. Jawed and Nagma NasimMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. NidifferLeslie M. NormanSteve and Camille Norris

Kathie O'CallaghanMr. and Mrs. Frank E. O'Callaghan IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert C. OliverMrs. Martha T. OrmsbyJoanne and Charlie Owen In honor of Clay McClureMr. and Mrs. Philip ParishBarbara Tway PartlowDr. and Mrs. William P. Pate, Jr.Leigh Howerton PattersonMary Jane L. PeabodyNancy PetrusoMr. and Mrs. Phi D. PhamNancy Rutledge PogueAlexander and Irene Post In honor of Elizabeth G. PostMs. Elizabeth G. PostLeo and Jane PostLisa and Jason PowellDr. Sumanth Prabhu and Dr. Carolina SalvadorJames and Wanda PraterCharlotte and Charles B. Price, Jr. Endowment FundMark and Betsy Prussian In honor of Dana and Dorrie PrussianMr. and Mrs. Anthony D. PullicinoElizabeth and Forrest RagsdalePat and Dale RalstonElizabeth Rodes Reid In honor of supporting students from different backgroundsMr. and Mrs. Edward W. RhawnMichael D. RheaMr. and Mrs. John RichardsonHerbert M. Richardson, Jr.Louisa C. RidgwayClara Pfeiffer RodesTim and Tammy RoeBarbara Delaney RomanMs. Meghan RoofJoe and Bobbie Rouben In honor of Alec Rouben Mr. Robert I. RowanMs. Lauren RoyalJustin Rudelson In memory of Jerrold I. RudelsonLouis and Lorena Sams In honor of Natalie and Garrett SamsKeith and Megan Sant

Angela and Wayne SartinPhil and Kathy Scherer In memory of Steve LattaJim SchindlerMary Ellen SchrammTamar and Rick SchwartzMarsha Segal In honor of Andrew SegalMr. and Mrs. Marshall SellersIan ShapiraDr. Kenneth Sharlin In honor of Gabe SharlinPamela SharrardMollie Dickson ShookMr. Dmitri V. ShtapovDeborah Snyder ShwabClif and Laurie SlatonDr. and Mrs. Mark SlaughterTim SlesnickMr. Norm Stewart and Ms. Kathryn SmithGabrielle G. Smith

Kevin M. Smith MD and Jan M. Johnston MDWhitney and Trevor SoergelSteve and Shaw SolomonJackie B. Spatola In honor of Kimberly E. SpatolaBernie and Mary Ann StaebellSarah SteenrodMissy and Mark StevensMary Clay Stites In honor of Ellen Stites Thurber and Virginia Kemp StitesEleanor R. StokesMrs. Valerie SullivanTiffany SulzerWilliam TablerMr. and Mrs. Hideki TakaharaRachel and Michael TalisGeoff and Kathy Tatman In honor Emma BosDr. and Mrs. Lloyd TaustineElizabeth Willis ThomsonEllen Stites ThurberRebecca F. ThurmanKatherine (Kitty) Edelen TichenorEvie TopcikMary and Talbot Trammell

Ms. Cynthia Goss TriplettMs. Charlotte TubbsMr. and Mrs. Tyrone E. Tubbs, Sr.Mollie Camentz TurnierAmy UnderwoodDiederick and Amy van der VeldeDr. and Mrs. Thomas C. VanamanTracy Rhawn VargaMeg Vogt In honor of Ms. Chandler DaltonElizabeth Helm VoylesRam and Vijaya VuddagiriGeorge J. Wagner, Jr.Jan and Charlie Wallace In honor of Courtney Wallace ‘04Courtney Wallace In memory of Brittiney BevinScott and Janet WaltonDr. and Theodore M. WandzilakMr. and Mrs. Manning G. Warren IIIReverend Sam and Njoki WateneCharles and Joyce Webb In honor of Nathan and Michael WebbJeanie and Lee Webb In honor of Taylor Hodge Jane F. WelchDr. and Mrs. Mark WheelerDr. and Mrs. Max E. WheelerTed M. WhiteDouglas Allan WhiteMatt and Christian WhiteNorma and Jerry Whitfield In honor of Biz WhitfieldAnn Goben WidmerBridget and Eric WilliamsLawrence L. Williams, Jr. In honor of the teachersTim and Kristin WilliamsJames and Andrea WilsonAnne Sommers WitykBecky and Bob WoehrleReverend and Mrs. Dan WolboldtGeorge B. Wombwell and Edith Norman WombwellMr. and Mrs. Carrol P. Wood IIIMs. Jeannette WrightMr. Daniel E. Wright In honor of Brad DaviesJay and Mina Yu In honor of Grace and Samuel Yu

Ping ZhangMary Jane and Tom ZimmermanUrsula M. ZoppProf. Christopher F. Zurn and Ms. Michelle Saunders

Friend ($1 +)Anonymous (6)Ms. Kathy L. AbbottMs. Jacqueline R. AbersonMs. Claire AdamsSam AdamsRobert W. Adelberg In honor of Evie TopcikRinkoo AggarwalMs. Caroline A. AhearnJean Ames DuBoseMs. Jennifer AndersonJoseph E. Anderson In honor of Ruthie MaloneyBeth AndrewsMr. Ryan M. ArmsMs. Sherry Armstrong In honor of Jayla JohnsonN. Kim ArnnJoel R. AronoffNorman D. AsherElsie T. AthertonMr. Paul AugustusJean Duerson BadeMelissa Stone BaheMs. Moon BaikJeanne K. BaldwinMarianna B. Barber In memory of Kathleen T. PartlowAllyn A. BarthMike and Jan BashamMrs. Tristan L. BatemanMr. and Mrs. Francis E. BaumanLaura BaumanMr. and Mrs. Richard BechanElizabeth L. BeckmannElizabeth P. BehrWendy H. BellFan Castleman BenjaminMrs. Virginia BerrymanCharles and Linda BilderbackSally Farnsley BirdSue Bitter-RossWilliam and Nell Blackford

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Linda BlueJerry and Claudia BodineMs. Alex Bond-StiebKatherine Egger BookerDr. James W. Bosler IIIMr. and Mrs. Todd BostonMr. and Mrs. Ogden G. BrandtMr. and Mrs. Matthew BriggsMatt and Susan BrownMr. and Mrs. Edward A. BruceCindy and Ray BrundigeTaylor BuchananDr. and Mrs. Gerard L. BueckerLaurel Bechtel BueseByron and Missy BurgeMr. Kenneth Burgess and Dr. Paula BerryHallie and Piper BurkeMolly BurkeRegina S. Edwards and Blair ButlerEvelyn Day Butler In memory of Elizabeth Wayne Helm Hardwick Ms. Devon E. ByrneMartha Calderwood In honor of William Elliot WaiteNora Leake CameronSarah CampbellLacey CampbellEdwin and Delissa CarmoucheMr. and Mrs. John Carpenter, Jr.Jean G. CarrollEvelyn Russell CaryWilliam S.C. CaryJoe CasalvieriAmanda CashenMrs. William F. ChandlerCatherine B. ChapmanMs. Melissa ChipmanBill and Nancy ClarkJane Smith Clark and The Reverend Holland B. Clark In honor of the Heads of School and the FacultyChristina and Jack CliffordMs. Jacquelyn M. CobbDavid and Lisa Taylor CobbMary Bruce CobbDana Lucas CollinsMs. Kristina M. Cook

Prof. David and Ms. Carolyn CooperDianne T. CostlowCammie Kirven CoxMr. and Mrs. William Creason, Sr.Ms. Sarah O. CronanMr. Robert CunninghamMichel R. DahlinMs. Marisa DaihlMr. and Mrs. Reginald DamerallChase Wilton Lenihan DavisKatherine M. DavisMiss Annaliese F. DeckerMr. and Mrs. Thomas DeMuthAudria and Brian Denker In honor of Siera DenkerMr. and Mrs. Edward L. DenkerMr. and Mrs. Joseph DePrest In honor of Benjamin DePrestBeth Deters

Mr. Lusumbi Dibaya and Ms. Odette NyirahukuMs. Elizabeth R. DickBob and Alicia DoligaleMs. Elizabeth S. DollFay Wathen DorvalMr. and Mrs. Tom DuncanKelly and Pam Duncan In honor of Alex and Spencer DuncanMr. Jim DuncanMr. and Mrs. William DunnMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Durning, Jr.Mrs. Sharon EllisLinda and William EllisonSusan H. EllisonNancy Webb EmbryMr. and Mrs. David B. EnglishGraciela EnsenatElizabeth Stecker EttlieMr. and Mrs. Campbell EwenSarah G. EwingMr. and Mrs. Douglass FarnsleyCindy and Amy FarnsleyMs. Nancy L. FawcettMr. William FlinnSuzanne Schroeder FlorekSonja Ferris FlormanMs. Mikal FollstaedtRodney and Emily FolzAllison Forrester and Forest Marcum

Mrs. Whitney H. ForresterTurney Berry and Kendra FosterMr. and Mrs. Edward Frank, Jr.Bonnie H. FritschnerMrs. Susan GagelBeverly Tatum GaleMaggie GallowayMeredith Apple GaultMr. and Mrs. Shishir GauriJoyce GerwingMs. Haley J. GilbertMrs. Douglas L. GillimMiss Lauren R. GivhanDeanna Goggins In honor of Sarah Rowan Kelsey R. GoldmanDr. and Mrs. Richard GoldsteinMs. Caroline M. GoldsteinMs. Shira R. GoldsteinCourtney Townes GoodDr. Haeshik S. Gorr and Sven GorrMs. Andrea GraigRon and Jean GrawemeyerHolly Gray In memory of Downey M. Gray, Jr.Caroline Blazer GreathouseJoan Hager GrimesSarah Schaaf GrimmerMimi Horner GroomeMr. Jeff GroutKatherine T. Gruneisen In honor of Katherine A. Gruneisen In memory of Albert H. GruneisenAlison Jo GussRick HaasDr. and Mrs. Terence HadleyBonnie B. HainMr. and Mrs. Mike Hale In honor of Julian MundoMs. Beth HalpernMr. and Mrs. Edward HalpernCarol C. HammonAnn Boyd HancockMr. and Mrs. Michael HardestySuzanne M. HardestySarah and Mike HarlanMs. Jennifer B. HarlanSusan HarlowSondra HarroffMr. and Mrs. Lee Hasenour

Katie Hawbaker and Morris ShawMr. and Mrs. Mike Hecht In honor of Jake and Luke ZimmermanHilery and Joan HedgesMark and Hedvika HeinickeNell Hoge HelmMr. and Mrs. Curtis HensleyMr. and Mrs. Charles F. HerdMs. Marisol HernandezMr. and Mrs. William Heyburn IIMr. and Mrs. Joe HigginsMargaret Sharp HillSusan J. HineMr. and Mrs. Ted HisseyEric and Amy Brooks HoffmannMs. Jessica Holtzman-RichJane Haldeman Hope In memory of Kitty Park Patterson and Mimi MartinPhyllis HornbackCotton Cobb HubardMrs. Huyett M. Hurley-BugbeeGray Friedberg IsaacsTim and Cecilia JacobAnn and Bill JesseeHarriet Day Jett In memory of Evie and Dick DayJayla Johnson To celebrate Mrs. Hardesty and Mrs. SulzerRobert and Lara JohnsonSusanne Morton Johnson In memory of Henrietta Morton ReadStephen D. JohnsonHannah JonesHelen JonesDeede Baquie JonesJenny JonesJane H. JonesRowland M. JonesDr. C. G. and Jenny JungMs. Kathleen P. Kadane In memory of Elizabeth Bunny Brown WilliamsonClay and Crystal KannapellSally Cohen KaplanMr. Mateusz P. KarwowskiKitty Logan KeeleyMr. Michael Keith

Jessica Miller Kelley Malcolm Walton KellyElaine W. KelseyMr. and Mrs. Keith KembleKyle and Mary KerseyBill and Kelly KeyerMarshall Stopher KikerMr. and Mrs. Charles B. KincaidRebecca S. KingsleyMark and Jacqueline KleinMr. and Mrs. Brent L. KlotterBarbara A. KnebelkampMr. David H. KnopfThomas Kolb and Catherine SuttonMrs. Lori A. KommorMr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Kottke In honor of Julie Kottke Valenti and Chris KottkeDamian and Lia LaberMadeleine LambertMargaret C. LandisAnn LansingRajani Narasimhan LaRoccaMs. Claire LarsonNancyanne and Guy LernerMr. and Mrs. Les LernerChris LernerLaurance and Laurie Donnelly LevinePhilip and Belle LevyBarrie Hill LewisMary E. LimbertRobby LinkerMr. and Mrs. Charles ListonHarlan Logsdon and Christina NorrisDavid LongGillian LongleyMr. and Mrs. Harold LovettLowen FamilyClenteria J. Lowry-CarrMs. Laura L. LukatCaroline LusskyBrig. Gen. (Ret) Sheldon LustigEdith Bell LyonMs. Regina LyonsLisa MacfarlaneSarah Macway In honor of the Upper School teachersElizabeth Potter MadinLinda MadisonLeighton Main

Benita Brandenburg MairsMr. and Mrs. Robert B. MaloneLucia McKellar MaloneyMr. and Mrs. Carl C. MaloneyAlvan and Sharon MannKyle C. ManningElizabeth R. MansfieldMrs. Judy Stellings MarkhamMelissa and Prescott Martin, Jr.Wendy MartinMr. Robert T. MatsonAlicia Hay MatthaiMs. Elaine P. MatthiasMrs. Carol Barr MattonSusan MaxwellMs. Kristi W. McAnultySara M. McCallMs. Stevonea McDonaldMs. Ashley McIntyreMrs. Lisa McLaughlinAlison C. McLeishMr. Ron McPeekBeth MeredithLucy Axton MillerMr. Derek MillerKelly L. MillerLeslie Ann Miller and Michael JordanMs. Abigail C. MinselMrs. Condict MooreTruett Friedberg MooreRobert and Leigh MooreCarrie A. Moore In memory of Mary Rodes LannertWhitney Morrill In honor of the Class of 1986Kate Schoening MorrisonWarren C. Morse In honor of Jenny Whayne MorseJohn and Mary MulderJanice MulliganTrudie MussonSusan G. MussonMr. Ryan G. NazarTerry Milner NelsonMrs. Nancy H. NevilleMr. and Mrs. Hung M. NguyenHilary Newton NoltemeyerKatherine S. NormanMrs. Jonathan V. D. Norman IIIMr. and Mrs. Frank V. Norman

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Cameron NorrisCaroline NugentMr. Jean de Dieu Nzeyimana and Dr. Pauline MukeshimanaNancye Ellis OehrleMr. and Mrs. Bryce OliverMr. and Mrs. George OsterMr. and Mrs. Irwin S. OttenbergJane Blodgett PallisterMr. and Mrs. William P. Pate In honor of Catelyn and Cara PateDebbie PatrickDarrell and Ruby PattersonMrs. William P. Peak In honor of Cathy Peak SmockBetsy R. PearlmanLillian PeiperElizabeth PepaDebbie and David Perellis In honor of Brooke and Ethan PerellisMrs. Maurice PerellisMs. Brooke E. PerellisMr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Perkins IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael H. PerlinLaura Thomas PhillipsBeverly Lang PierceBecky and David PierceFrances Heyburn PistellMr. Marty PollioHarriet Dodd PortLiz PriceMargaret Rinehart Priddy In memory of Jane Rinehart GreenLynne PriestMoseley L. Putney, AIAMortaza and Teresa RabieeMs. Haylee A. RalstonMolly Shea Rauh In memory of Mary Rodes LannertFlorence Booker Rawleigh In memory of Bunch Sanders GriffinDr. and Mrs. Jeremiah RedstoneBarbara Cutchins ReedBarbara Reid In honor of Caroline Price ReidRachael ReigelmanMrs. Lynn Scholl RenauHarry and Eileen RencoMr. Mike RichMr. and Mrs. Donald Richards

Dr. Donna Muhlheizler RichardsonMs. Susan RobbinsBlair A. RobertsDr. and Mrs. Sam RobinsonKatherine B. RobinsonMeg RobyJoan P. Rodgers In memory of Ruth and James RodgersDr. and Mrs. Peter Roney In honor of Ian RoneyMark and JoAnne RosenfeldJane Miller RossAdelaide Miller RoweMarianne Rash RoweMrs. Ellen R. RuddMr. and Mrs. George W. Rue IIIMr. and Mrs. Keith L. Runyon In honor of Helen LongleyMr. Atanaz SacerioMs. Annie T. SanderlinChuck and Stephanie SarasohnBarret Brown SawyerMrs. Hannah SchardeinDebby SchererMartin Schindler In honor of the Class of 2003Kristy Barnett SchmittPatsy R. ScholtzMr. Edwin A. Schroering, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. ScogginsCynthia and SeeleyLucille Marshall SellersBarrett C. SellersDouglas Morton SempleMs. Claudia V. SharlinDr. and Mrs. J. Neal SharpeNancy Watson ShawMartin and Eleanor ShiffmanBetsy Chambers Shindlebower In honor of the Class of 1959Dr. and Mrs. Alexander I. ShulginaNanette and Mark Silverstein In honor of Dana and Dorrie PrussianDr. and Mrs. Tolis SimonDiane Richmond SimpsonMr. Zac SingerKatherine SkarbekMarvin Slung In honor of Rebecca Allen’s graduationAnne Steinbock

Betty F. SmithMs. Cheri SmithMs. Alexandra B. SmithCathy SmockMr. and Mrs. Jared M. SouthwellAnne Adams SowderSue SpeedJody SpellunMr. and Mrs. William Spencer In honor of Jayla JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John H. SpickardJamey and Jeffrey SpielbergMs. Clara C. StamCaroline Dabney StandleyOliver Whitfield StarksElizabeth SteffenPamela SteffenDiane P. StegeIrwin and Viginia StegeSimon and Betsy SternVirginia Stites In honor of Chenault ConwayElizabeth Chandler StoneMs. Victoria K. StrangeMs. Amy L. SuttonMrs. Biggs TablerMr. Andrew H. TablerSandra Talbott ButlerGretchen Everbach TatgeBarbara N. Taylor In honor of Clarke’s birthdayGinger Miles TeagueJan TedescoSusanne TempleAlice and John TianoMrs. W. L. TierneyEllen Miller TimmonsMary Cadden TraubThomas TravisJulie Kottke ValentiMr. and Mrs. Jay W. VandertollAnne Peters VencelMs. Emily ViethHerbert VineMs. Margaret M. VinselMr. Damian VitaleRobert and Brenda Von AlmenPatricia Davis von JenaChristine WadeSue Walling

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert WaltersChristopher WanClyde and Carita WarnerMs. Rachel W. WaterfillLisa M. WatkinsDeena Weatherly-DouglasMartha Clark WelchCaroline WellsLee WellsFlorence Lee WescottEdyth James WheelerLeland and Barbara WhiteNancy WilliamsC. Russell WilligMr. Mark WinspareGloria WintersJoan Buhner WippermanElaine and Barry Wise In honor of Amanda Wise Agami ‘90Ms. Beverly O. WolffMr. Robert H. WoodTy and Melissa WoodenDavid and Lucinda WrightMs. Nancy YenawineMinna ZiskindMartha and Jonathan Ziskind In honor of Helen LongleyMr. Martin J. Zurada

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C o l l e c t i n g 2 0 0 92009 ColleCTinG CoMMiTTee

Merry-Kay Poe, Chair

Anne-Marie brown, Co-Chair Elect

Sam Case, Co-Chair Elect

Over 250 Collegiate parents, alumni, faculty and friends gathered for “Collecting Goes Hollywood” at The Henry Clay. This year’s event raised more than $136,000 with___ supporting the operating budget, $__ to support the Merit Scholarship, and ___ being added to the Scholarship Endowment. Thank you to all of our corporate sponsors for your continued support! And a special thank you to our Event Chair, Merry-Kay Poe and the All Star cast of committee members who worked very closely throughout the year to put on a stunning event.

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H i l l i a rd lyo n s

G o l D s P o n s o r s

S te n g e l H i l l A rc h i te c t u r e

Th e vo i ce - Tr i b u n e

B r o n z e s P o n s o r s

A m e r i c a n b e ve ra g e M a r k e te r s

A ny t i m e Wa s te Sy s te m s

b f Ca p i t a l

fre e d o m Ca p i t a l

l a n h a m H a rd wo o d fl o o r i n g Co.

M o rg a n K e e g a n a n d Co.

Q u i z n o s

R i ve r R o a d As s e t M a n a g e m e n t

u n i ve r s a l l i n e n s

Missy Allen

Melody bailey

Anne-Marie brown

Patty browning

nancy burke

Sharon butler

becky Dunn

Elizabeth foley

Anne fonville Sams

Amy Gauri

Andrea Grant

Martha Hall

Connie Hill

Debbie Hyman

Carin Isaacs

Kellie Jones

lori Kommor

beth Myers

Cheryl Parish

Steve Poe

Suzi Preston

Towns Richardson

Robin Rogers

Mary Severtson

Shawnta Spencer

Sloan Stewart

Cheryl Tubbs

Chelle Wabrek

Jill Wood

Phoebe Wood

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211 Clover Lane21c Museum Hotel4th Grade TeamThe Academy of LouisvilleAdrenaline ZoneAdvanced Steamway Carpet CleaningAesthetics in JewelryAlexander's InteriorsAnabel's Oriental RugsAnonymousMelody BaileyDr. Joseph Banis Plastic SurgeryBasaBedded BlissBittnersBladesBlue Dog CaféBluegrass AutomotiveIlene BosscherDr. Shellie BransonJessica and Matt BriggsAnne-Marie and Wiley BrownKathleen BuechlerMissy BurgeNancy and Paul BurkeToby BurkeCalospa MDCamps at Collegiate, Louisville Collegiate School

Tracie CatlettChateau's Fashion WayChuck and Mike's Tennis ShopChurchill DownsCirceChristina CliffordClodhoppersColonial DesignsComplementsThe Curtain ExchangeBrad DaviesDiscoveriesDover HouseDwellingsEden Therapeutic SolutionsSummer EliasonEtceteraFootball FuturesFrances Lee Jasper Oriental RugsBecky FreytagStephanie FrigoGemelli Wine and SpiritsGlenmary ShopCarey GoldsteinDr. Ralph GreenBart GreenwaldHarrod's Creek AutoAnne and Bill HinkebeinIntermezzo Café and Cabaret

Isaacs and Isaacs AntiquesJack Fry'sKatie JarchowJarfi'sPeter KarrerKazoing Party and PlayFrancoise and Keith KembleAbby KincaidAndrew KupersmithJosh LabovePam LangClaire LarsonLeon Loard Oil PortraitsDavid LongLouisville BalletLouisville Bedding CompanyLouisville Collegiate SchoolLouisville StonewareLouisville Tennis CenterWendy MartinMassage TherapyMiller's Fancy BathMockingbird Valley SCKelly MountNKC Dining ServicesNapa River GrillNugent Sand Co.Omagi SalonOpia PropertiesOptimal SurroundingsPaint Spot

Mike PalmisanoPatti G's Tennis PlusPilates FirstProspect Party CenterQiQi's Children's PartiesRodeo DrivePaige and Ballard RogersMeghan RoofElliott RosengartenMarc J. Salzman, MDSapporoSCOUTSignature Stables, LLCSimply OrganizedSt. Matthews Car WashShawnta SpencerStephen PhotographySloan StewartDr. Carol SummeSwanz GlassThree Dog BakeryKellie VogtChelle and Chad WabrekWestport Whiskey and WineWhat a Girl WantsTim WilliamsJill WoodPhoebe and Mark WoodWork the MetalYum! Brands/KFC

2 0 0 9 A u c t i o n D o n o r s

Tracy and Jonathan BluePatty and Gary BrowningNancy and Paul BurkeSharon and Ben ButlerMissy and Henry CampKathy and Will CaryChurchill Downs, Inc.Gemelli Wine and SpiritsLouisville Collegiate SchoolSue and Ken McPeekNKC Dining ServicesNanz and Kraft FloristAnnie and Sean O'LearyOld Town Wine and SpiritsPatricia Perleberg-OwenSarah and Duane ParkerJan Allen PfeiferMerry-Kay and Steve PoeSilver SpoonSolu RestaurantCheryl and Tyrone TubbsThomas ViethJill and Tuffy WoodYum! Brands Inc./KFC

Silent Auction Live AuctionColleCTinG finAnCiAls

inCoMe

Corporate Sponsors $44,250.00

Auction Catalog Ad Sales $6,357.50

Raffle $11,480.00

Dinner Admissions $28,275.00

live Auction $47,845.00

Silent Auction $24,320.00

Scholarship $20,250.00

Misc. $905.10

eXPenses

Printed Materials $5,301.91

facility Rental $3,650.00

Raffle $6,225.69

Other Expenses $5,537.20

food and beverage $18,506.25

Silent Auction $1,819.78

live Auction $6,720.00

Total net income: $135,921.77

ColleCTinG revenUe

Merit Scholarship $8,700

Scholarship Endowment $20,250

Operating budget $106,971.77

Total income: $135,921.77

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s P e e D s o C i e T y M e M B e r s

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le e a n d b a r b a ra M a r t i n D u d l e y ’ 5 7

R o n a n d le s l i e G e o g h e g a n

H o l l y G ray ’ 7 6

W i l l i a m a n d M a r y Co l l i s H a n co c k ’ 4 6

G r i e r a n d A n n M a r t i n

b oyce f. M a r t i n a n d A n n e b re we r O g d e n ’ 6 4

K e n t a n d K a t hy O y l e r

D e r r i c k a n d M o n a - Ta te W i l l i g Powe l l ’ 6 5

b a r b a ra Co l l i s R o d e s ’ 5 2

le e a n d b a b s R o d e s R o b i n s o n ’ 8 0

Ed w a rd a n d C i n d y S k a r b e k

W i l l i a m M . S t re e t

Ca r l a n d E l l e n Th o m a s

lo u i s e R a p p Wa l l ’ 4 7

Ca l d we l l a n d H o l l i s W i l l i g

P a r e n t s A s s o c i a t i o n 2 0 0 8 - 0 9Every Collegiate parent is a member of the Parents’ Association and is encouraged to participate in some capacity. The Athletic Booster Club, Parents for the Arts (pARTners) and Family Network are also part of the Parents Association. Each year, Parents Association allocates funds raised to support classroom projects, parent education, student activities and faculty appreciation.

R E v E n u E 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 : P E R C E n T O f A n n uA l R E v E n u E

Magazine Sales $3,351 17%

Market Day $513 2%

Kroger Cards $5,751 28%

fall festival $4,020 20%

Target visa $4,596 23%

used uniform $1,412 7%

Miscellaneous $695 3%

Total $20,338 100%

G r A n T A l lo C AT i o n s 2 0 0 8 - 0 9

D I v I S I O n D E S C R I P T I O n A M O u n T

All Chinese new year Supplies $277

Middle Governor’s Cup Reference books $500

upper Quizdom Classroom Interactive System $3,800

All Cultural Enrichment $6,000

lower/Middle Author visit $4,000

upper CD/DvD Duplicator $608

All Teacher Technology Training $1,500

lower Interactive Chamber Music Concert $1,300

Total $17,985

B o o s T e r C lU B G o l f s C r A M B l e

Sponsors $8030

Golfers, Muligans, and Raffles $13,770

Expenses (7,715)

Total $14,085*

*funds raised by the booster Club are allocated to the Athletic Department.

The Speed Society honors Collegiate’s founders, Virginia Perrin Speed (1879-1968) and her husband William Shallcross Speed (1873-1955). Individuals and families who make a legacy gift to Collegiate by including the school in their will or make plans for a deferred gift are recognized as members of The Speed Society. For more information about including Collegiate in your estate plans, contact Jennifer Hartlage, Director of Development by phone 502.479.0345 or e-mail jhartlage@loucol.com.

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D a d ’ s C l u bAt 7:45 a.m. on the last Friday of each month, Dads’ Club gathered in the Upper School’s Davis Commons. During the 2008-09 school year, Club Chair John Reed gathered dads, stepdads and granddads for conversation, coffee and short presentations that showcased senior speeches and faculty. The purpose of the club is to help dads connect and stay informed about the school; network with other dads; interact with faculty, coaches, students, board members and administrators; and, of course, have some fun. Every Collegiate dad is a member of Dads’ Club and is encouraged to attend.

Alumni AssociationAmas Lacrosse TeamElizabeth and Sid AndersonAnonymous In honor of Ann Jessee Anonymous In honor of Barry ChristianAnonymousDr. and Mrs. Joe F. Arterberry In honor of the faculty at CollegiateMickey and Beth BadgerMr. and Mrs. James G. BeardVeronica and Peter BelloKen and Libby BerrymanMr. and Mrs. Dale J. BodenLaura Lee and Jimmy BooneBooster ClubCaroline and Paul BorgmanDr. Holly BrownPat and Elizabeth BruendermanKaren and Jerry BuchananByron and Missy BurgeToby and Ann BurkeBen and Sharon ButlerDelissa D. CarmoucheMr. and Mrs. William H. Cary IVChristina and Sam CaseProf. David L. Cooper and Ms. Carolyn Miller-CooperAmy Clemmens CoryClarkie Crawford ‘05Anita Barbee-CunninghamBrad and Nicole DaviesChase, Evan and Amelia DavisCathy and Moises DreszerDr. and Mrs. Don R. DuffLynnell, Wes, Charles, and Jasper EdwardsNancy J. Sparrow and Rob EggertField Hockey TeamDavid and Elizabeth Foley

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. FrigoDrs. Brian and Toni GanzelCatherine E. GatewoodRon and Leslie GeogheganDr. Julie L. GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Edward S. Graff IIIMr. and Mrs. Bart GreenwaldMr. and Mrs. Adam GrossmanLucy Moore HarmanMaureen Brekka and John HeironimusMr. Joseph H. HertzmanMr. and Mrs. William A. HinkebeinDiane and Ted HisseyDr. and Mrs. Ken HodgeJohanna and Peter Ashby HowardBill and Ann JesseeDr. and Mrs. Brian C. JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Keisler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Pete KirvenMindy and Jeff KleinDr. and Mrs. Michael D. KommorEwa and Grzegorz KubickiStephen C. LannertMr. and Mrs. Michael L. LorimerMs. Wendy L. MartinBeth and Chris MascioNancy Doerhoefer MasonBashar and Debbie MasriPatrick W. Mattingly and Jill L. ForceSally and Wes McConnellKenny and Sue McPeekMr. and Mrs. James H. MillarSophie MillerMr. and Mrs. Van R. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Yung T. NguyenMr. and Mrs. Thomas Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. O'LearyMr. and Mrs. James O'MalleyColleen, Kevin and Elizabeth Orr

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. OverdykMr. and Mrs. William K. Oyler IIIParents AssociationSuzi PrestonJoan and Barker PriceMolly and Scott PrinceMr. and Mrs. Anthony D. PullicinoJohn S. Reed and Nancy B. ReedMr. Michael D. Rhea, Sr.Dr. John Roberts and Dr. Janet Smith-RobertsBabs and Lee RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Ralph RolenTerry and Anne SamsMr. David P. Schmidt and Ms. Jane W. HardyJonathan SchmidtNate SchmidtMargie and Allen SchubertMr. and Mrs. John L. SchutteRick and Tamar SchwartzMr. and Mrs. James B. SeilerDr. Mark Severtson and Dr. Mary HancockDr. and Mrs. Mark SlaughterJohn and Bennie SlucherMr. and Mrs. Mark E. StevensMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. StrattonDr. Rebecca Terry, MDJaynet and Brittany TolanMr. and Mrs. Thomas TravisMr. and Mrs. Ben L. TylerMr. and Mrs. Chad WabrekMrs. Thomas H. Wall IIIDr. and Mrs. Henry J. WalterChuck Webb and Nancy Kiesow-WebbDr. and Mrs. Charles A. WebbMr. and Mrs. Y. Peyton WellsMr. and Mrs. Tim Y. WilliamsYUM! Brands, Inc.Zons Field Hockey Team

C H A M P i o n s T r AC e f i e l D H o U s e

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D e ve l o p m e n t O f f i ce

J e n n i fe r H a r t l a g e

D i re c to r o f D e ve l o p m e n t

S te p h a n i e D i s n e y

As s o c i a te D i re c to r o f D e ve l o p m e n t a n d

Co m m u n i c a t i o n s

To d d H i n to n

D e ve l o p m e n t Co o rd i n a to r

E l i z a b e t h Po s t

Co m m u n i c a t i o n s a n d M a r k e t i n g Co o rd i n a to r

As h l e y M c I n t y re

A l u m n i R e l a t i o n s Co o rd i n a to r

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