From the Headmaster - St. Paul`s Episcopal School

THE EPISTLE II
Engaged, Inspired and Prepared with Character, Integrity and Respect
Summer 2012
A Newsletter for the FAMILY OF SAINTS
Academics
Spirituality
Arts
Athletics
Class of 2012
Awards
Rutledge Fellows
of Philanthropy
Spring Show
The Music Man
165 State
Championships
IN THIS ISSUE
The Music Man.................2
State Champions..............2
Retiring Faculty.................3
Rutledge Fellows..............3
Graduation........................4
Awards and Honors..........5
Annual Luncheon.............6
Alumni Spotlights.............7
What’s News.....................8
Calendar of Events.........12
Alumni Council...............13
Reunions.........................14
Legacies..........................14 .
Sports Schedule.............15
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This issue of
the Epistle II is
dedicated in
loving memory
of Marie
Jongebloed ’81.
From the Headmaster
Dear St. Paul’s
Family,
I hope this edition
of the Epistle II finds
you well. We are
winding up another
fantastic academic
year, and we are
very proud of the
latest additions to your ranks – the Class of
2012. All of our classes strive for excellence,
but this group succeeded beyond the wildest
of expectations. They set a record in the
amount of college scholarship money awarded.
Their performances in the studio and on the
stage were award winning. They continued
the tradition of winning state championships
by accumulating six, and they served their
community at the highest level at our School
through their expressions of faith. They have
established a high standard for future classes
to be measured. We are excited about next year
and look forward to great things from the Class
of 2013.
The heart of a school is always the faculty. This
year, four of our faculty retired – Beth Compton,
Lynne Daugherty, Wanda Sigler, and Laurie
Shorter. All epitomize the great things about
our School and all have left St. Paul’s better
for having been here. Their commitment was
evident when they discussed their retirement
and wanted to have input as to who might take
their place. While an unusual request in other
instances, their motivation was only to see
that their work, and the success of the School,
continue. I am grateful for the passion they feel
for St. Paul’s and their profession.
In keeping with the tradition of true professional
development that Beth, Lynne, Wanda and
Laurie helped foster, 48 members of our faculty,
across all divisions and disciplines, gave up a
full week of their summer to participate in an
intense, interactive workshop on Writer’s Stylus
that I think will transform the curriculum of our
School. I had the privilege of being invited to
the last presentations of the workshop. Despite
being the last day of a long week, the faculty
members were energized and excited by the
work they had done, and were very proud of
what they had accomplished. I was, too. The
gratitude they expressed to the presenter, the
administrators, and to the other participants
was authentic and heartfelt. That day speaks
volumes about the commitment of the faculty to
the education of our students – academically,
artistically, athletically, and spiritually. It was
definitely a moment among many to be most
proud of our School.
Thank you for your continued support of St.
Paul’s Episcopal School. Have a great summer,
and, as always, I invite you to come and visit
your School.
Yours truly,
Marty Lester
Headmaster
AROUND CAMPUS
Spring Show: The Music Man
Peggy Harkness, Lindsey Bennett Crawford
’82 and Leigh Wentworth Schottgen ’82 at
the Final Dress Rehearsal/Alumni Night
Kyle Grace Mills and Grace Williams
Lindsey Blankenship and Jonathan Arbour
Right: Hunter
Collier as Professor
Harold Hill at the
Town Hall in River
City, Iowa
Day Gates ’98 and his wife
Andrea Rossillon with Colleen
Terrell Comer ’98
5A State Championships
Girls Tennis State Champs: Frances Case, Seline Morrissette,
Monnie Slaton, Mary Rose DeMouy, Mary Ball, Ali Gonzalez,
Ann Mason Hunter, Coach Melissa Baker
Boys and Girls Indoor Track State Champs: Seniors - Matt
Crow, Dan Drew, Harry Eldred, Felicia D’Alonzo, Lacey Dent,
Hunter Graham, Zack Sims, Jorim Albrecht-Frueh
Boys and Girls Outdoor Track & Field State Champs: Seniors
- Alex King, Wesley Pietri, Harry Eldred, Lacey Dent, Felicia
D’Alonzo, Dan Drew, Matt Crow
Girls Volleyball State Champs - Lexus Andrews, Grace
Rebarchak, Ashley Grove
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AROUND
CAMPUS
St. Paul’s Congratulates our Retiring Faculty
After a total of 112 years at St. Paul’s Episcopal School,
we say good-bye to Beth Compton (36 years), Wanda
Sigler (24 years), Lynne Daugherty (22 years), and Laurie
Shorter (30 years). Our retiring faculty are pictured with
Headmaster Marty Lester at the end of the year meeting
and party at the Wine Loft. We wish them all the best in
their retirement and hope they will visit often.
Dawson Faculty Excellence Award
At the Senior Breakfast in May, Lori Harris, 5th Grade Math teacher was awarded the Dawson
Faculty Excellence Award. The award was established by Catherine and Dudley Dawson to financially
reward a deserving faculty member in recognition of teaching excellence.
Frank Winter Hardie Memorial Award
During the Upper School Awards Ceremony this year, Jody Powell, Theatre and Choir Director, was
awarded the Frank Winter Hardie Memorial Award. The award was established by the Hardie Family in
memory of Frank Winter Hardie ’98 and is given to an Upper or Middle School teacher, coach or staff
member whose contributions have inspired ordinary students and athletes to be outstanding people.
Alumni Scholarship Fund
The Alumni Scholarship Fund assists in the education of a deserving and qualified child of an alumnus who would
not otherwise be able to attend St. Paul’s. To learn more about this fund and all of our endowed funds, please visit
the Foundation and Endowment page on the St. Paul’s website under Giving Back.
Robert H. Rutledge Fellows of Philanthropy
On May 10, 2012, St. Paul’s Episcopal
School honored Robert H. Rutledge by
renaming the Philanthropy Ambassadors
as the Robert H. Rutledge Fellows of
Philanthropy. St. Paul’s held a ceremony
to recognize his lifetime commitment to
serving both St. Paul’s Episcopal School
and the community at large. Various
speakers, including Headmaster Marty
Lester, Athletic Director Gerry Strang,
Theatre and Choir Director Jody Powell,
and Rutledge Fellows Lexi Mestas and
William Kneip, shared their stories about
Coach Bob and his influence on their lives.
The ceremony also highlighted the impact
of the St. Paul’s Community Service
program on our community and invited
representatives from the different nonprofits with which St. Paul’s students have
volunteered. Student representatives from
each class presented their service projects
throughout the year with the different
3 organizations.
Toward the end of the ceremony,
another member of the St.
Paul’s family was recognized
for her commitment to serving
the community. Leslie Lerner,
the Community Service Director,
was honored by St. Paul’s
Episcopal School by renaming the
Community Service Endowment
the Leslie Lerner Community
Service Endowment. The
endowment was established by
the St. Paul’s Board of Trustees
in honor of Mrs. Leslie Lerner’s
successful Community Service
Program and its six month build
of the Habitat for Humanity House
in 2010. The fund’s earnings will
support the School’s Community
Service Program.
The Rutledge Fellows of Philanthropy
pictured above are l-r: Cody DiFazio, Emily
Kate Feibelman, William Kneip, Laura
Sharpe, David Martin Mayhall
The Bob Rutledge Memorial Archway
and Entrance will be constructed
into the Robert H. Rutledge Athletic
Complex. If you would like to
contribute in Coach Bob’s memory,
please contact Cindy Wootton in the
Development Office at 251-380-0408
ext. 21.
GRADUATION
Jorim Albrecht Fruh...................................Aachen University in Germany
Josh Alter.............................Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts
Lexus Andrews..................................................................Millsaps College
Jonathan Ashley..................................................... University of Alabama
Mary Ball................................................................... University of Georgia
Melanie Beatty...............................................................Auburn University
Virginia Bender...............................................................Auburn University
Garrett Benefiel...................................................... University of Alabama
Jake Bose.......................................................................Auburn University
Sellers Boudreau.................................................... University of Alabama
Will Brabston..................................................................Auburn University
Katherine Breland.................................................. University of Alabama
Jamie Chapman................................. University of Southern Mississippi
Elisabeth Clark..........................................................................Undecided
Hunter Collier......................................................... University of Alabama
Matt Crow............................................................... University of Alabama
Jay Crowley............................................................. University of Alabama
Brent Cuccias.................................................................Auburn University
Zoe Cullen......................................................... University of West Florida
Felicia D’Alonzo....................................... North Carolina State University
Dillon Daggett................................................ Mississippi State University
Colleen Danley....................................................... University of Alabama
Mary Rose DeMouy................................................ University of Alabama
Lacey Dent.............................................................. University of Alabama
Cody DiFazio................................................................. Spring Hill College
Sabina Donalson............................................................Auburn University
Dan Drew....................................................United States Naval Academy
Conner Elder............................................. Southern Methodist University
Harry Eldred............................................................ University of Alabama
Laura Erickson...............................................................Auburn University
Funso Fagbongbe............................................................... Rice University
Emily Kate Feibelman............................................ University of Alabama
Maggie Ferguson............................................................Auburn University
Hannah Marie Finkbohner...................... Southern Methodist University
Alex Fleet........................................................................Auburn University
Madison Floore............................................University of South Alabama
John Fontana.......................................................... University of Alabama
Angela Francia..............................................University of South Alabama
Hannah Fruh......................................................... Oral Roberts University
Blakelyn Gartman........................................University of South Alabama
Dylan Gibson..................................................................Auburn University
Jack Gilmore........................................................... University of Alabama
Joe Goodwin............................................................ Oglethorpe University
Hunter Graham..............................................................Auburn University
Audra Graves..................................................................Auburn University
Ashley Grove........................................................University of Mississippi
Jacob Grove............................................................ University of Alabama
Daniel Haas............................................................ University of Alabama
Patrick Hale............................................................ University of Alabama
Caroline Hall................................................................... Tulane University
Courtney Hall................................................University of South Alabama
Kaitlyn Hamilton............................................................. Tulane University
J D Hamilton.................................................. University of West Alabama
Mary Lindsey Hannahan........................................ University of Alabama
Josh Harrelson...........................................United States Naval Academy
Rachael Hartley...................................................... University of Alabama
Katarina Hickey........................................................ Vanderbilt University
Scott Holley.....................................................................Auburn University
Madison Hooper..................................................... University of Alabama
Hollins Hutto............................................................ College of Charleston
Clint Innocenti.....................................................University of Mississippi
Isabel Irvine.........................................................University of Mississippi
Matt Jacobs..................................................University of South Alabama
Alex King....................................................Birmingham-Southern College
Preston Kirkendall..........................................................Auburn University
Mackenzie Klyce.................................................University of Mississippi
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William Kneip......................................................University of Mississippi
Libby Knizley...................................................................Auburn University
Philip Knott...................................................University of South Alabama
Julianna Lambert...........................................................Auburn University
Morgan Lancaster.................................................. University of Alabama
Christian Lanier.................................Faulkner State Community College
Samantha Leach.......................................................... Spring Hill College
Taylor Liles.....................................University of Alabama at Birmingham
Hartley Little........................................................... University of Alabama
Cate Lovorn......................................... University of Southern Mississippi
Townsley Luther...................................................... University of Alabama
Maggie Majure....................................................... University of Alabama
Jeannie Marshall.................................................... University of Alabama
David Martin Mayhall............................ Loyola University – New Orleans
Connor McCleery................................ University of Southern Mississippi
Bren McMaken....................................................... University of Alabama
Emily Messer................................................University of South Alabama
Lexi Mestas............................................ Loyola University – New Orleans
Alden Mezick..................................................................Auburn University
Molly Millican...................................... University of Southern Mississippi
Kyle Grace Mills...............................................................Emerson College
Tom Moore...............................................United States Military Academy
Kevin Moore................ Chattahoochee Valley State Community College
Rachel Morey..................................................................Auburn University
Murphy Mosley...............................................................Auburn University
Taylor Mullen.......................................................... University of Alabama
Ryan Myles.................................................................. Samford University
Kourtnee Owens...........................................University of South Alabama
Robby Peele............................................................ University of Alabama
James Pickard................................................................Auburn University
Beth Pickel......................................................................Auburn University
Wesley Pietri................................................................. Spring Hill College
Ben Polasky............................................................ University of Alabama
Deborah Jane Potts........................................................Auburn University
Douglas Proffitt........................................ Georgia Institute of Technology
Grace Rebarchak.................................................... College of Charleston
Dalton Rentz................ Chattahoochee Valley State Community College
Anna Rogers...................................................................Auburn University
Amanda Ronquillo..........................................................Auburn University
Frank Schottgen..................................................... University of Alabama
Patrick Schulte..............................University of Alabama at Birmingham
Laura Sharpe..................................................................Auburn University
Zachary Sims.......................................................... University of Alabama
Patrick Steadman................................................... University of Alabama
Emily Sweeney..............................................University of South Alabama
Mary Sears Taylor...........................................................Auburn University
Joseph Thomas...................................................... University of Alabama
Wesley Thomas..........................................................Huntingdon College
Derek Thomas.................................... University of Southern Mississippi
Austin Thomas................................................................Auburn University
Harrison Thompson........................................................Auburn University
Taylor Toups ............................................ Auburn University-Montgomery
Haas Turner............................................................ University of Alabama
Jordan Vallas............................................................... Samford University
Veronica Vichi-Miller............................................... University of Alabama
Katie Volkman........................................................ University of Alabama
Forrest Walker.....................................................University of Mississippi
G Walker............................................... Bishop State Community College
Bryson Webster..............................................................Auburn University
Nick Welch.............................................................. University of Alabama
Carley Whetstone...........................................................Auburn University
Grace Williams............................................................ Belmont University
Sarah Williams.......................................... Illinois Institute of Technology
Cam Williamson................................ Oxford College of Emory University
Rachel Williamson....................................Birmingham-Southern College
GRADUATION
Class of 2012 Awards and Honors
•The A.S. Mitchell Valedictory Award
D’Alonzo, track and cross-country
winner is Patrick Steadman. Patat North Carolina State University;
rick’s older brothers Joey Steadman Lacey Dent, track and field at the
’06, Alex Steadman ’08 and David
University of Alabama; Dan Drew,
Steadman ’10 were all Valedictoritrack and cross-country at the United
ans of their classes.
States Naval Academy; Joe Goodwin,
• The Ben C. Stimpson Salutatory
soccer at Oglethorpe University; J.D.
Award winner is Funso Fagbongbe.
Hamilton, soccer at the University of
•The William Stillwell Mann Award
West Alabama; Alex King, football at
was presented to the graduate who, Birmingham-Southern College; Sain the opinion of the faculty, best
mantha Leach, softball at Spring Hill
displays the characteristics of the
College; David Martin Mayhall, tennis
model St. Paulian. This year’s winat Loyola University; Emily Messer,
ner is William Kneip.
softball at the University of South
•The Robert H. Rutledge HeadmasAlabama; Kevin Moore, baseball at
ter’s Award went to Lexi Mestas.
Chattahoochee Valley Community
This award is presented on occasion College, Wesley Pietri, basketball at
to a graduating senior when the
Spring Hill College; Grace Rebarchak,
administration wishes to recognize
volleyball at the College of Charlesexceptional contributions to the St.
ton; Dalton Rentz, basball at ChatPaul’s School community.
tahoochee Valley Community Col•The Mostellar Award for sportsman- lege; and Wesley Thomas, soccer at
ship was given to Mary Ball, Lexus
Huntingdon College.
Andrews, Alex King and Wesley
• Lacey Dent is the Gatorade Female
Pietri.
Track & Field Athlete of the Year for
•The A.S. Mitchell Award for outAlabama.
standing athletes in the Class of
• Alabama Vocal Association Outstand2012 went to Lacey Dent, Emily
ing Choral Student of the Year is
Messer, Dan Drew and Jorim AlGrace Williams.
brecht-Fruh.
•National Merit Finalists are Laura
•The Alumni Award winner is Harry
Erickson, Patrick Steadman and Cam
Eldred. He was voted on by his class- Williamson. National Merit Achievemates as the graduate who best
ment Finalist is Funso Fagbongbe.
exemplifies the character traits most National Merit Commended Scholars
admired by the class.
are Funso Fagbongbe, Dylan Gibson,
•Graduates continuing their athletic
Mary Lindsey Hannahan, Josh Harpursuits in college: Lexus Andrews,
relson, Bren McMaken and Sarah
volleyball at Millsaps College; Felicia Williams.
•35 students received acceptances
into 23 Honors Programs at numerous colleges/universities.
•Funso Fagbonge received the
Science Award, Bren McMaken
received the Social Studies Award,
Sarah Williams received the World
Language Award, Funso Fagbongbe received the AATS Spanish
Award, Kyle Grace Mills and Dylan
Gibson received the Editor Recognition Award, Funso Fagbongbe
received the English Award, Patrick
Steadman received the Mathematics Award, Katarina Hickey received
the AATF French Award, and Lexus
Andrews received the Betty Stone
Yearbook Scholarship Award.
•The John Phillip Sousa Band Award
went to Hunter Collier, the David
Paul Langham Theatre Award went
to Beth Pickel, and the Marian Lee
Strings Award went to Molly Millican.
•Tom Moore received an appointment to the United States Military
Academy.
•Dan Drew and Josh Harrelson received appointments to the United
States Naval Academy.
•Approximately 76% of the class of
2012 received MERIT based scholarships valued at approximately
$8,666,878.
•This class sent 381 applications
for admission. Acceptances came
from 84 colleges and universities;
the class will matriculate at 38 colleges and universities.
Congratulations to the Alumni Children of the Class of 2012! Bottom Row 1: Deborah Jane Potts, Elizabeth Clark, Katie
Volkman; Row 2: Maggie Ferguson, Ashley Grove, Mary Sears Taylor, Townsley Luther, Veronica Vichi-Miller; Row 3: Zachary
Sims, Daniel Haas, Jonathan Ashley, Philip Knott, Frank Schottgen; Top Row Dalton Rentz, Haas Turner, Scott Holley.
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ALUMNI
LUNCHEON
Highlights from the Annual Luncheon
On April 25, more than 120 Alumni gathered in Saints’
Square for the Alumni Council’s 7th Annual Luncheon.
Chairman Cam Marston ’87 led the program and the guest
speakers were Assistant Headmaster Victor Helmsing and
Head Football Coach Steve Mask. Headmaster Marty Lester
presented the Distinguished Alumni Award to Dr. Sidney
Brevard ’79. (See article on opposite page). Many of the
Class of 2012 - Almost Alums at the time - assisted with the
program and campus tours following the luncheon.
Mr. Helmsing mentioned several Alumni Success Stories.
Below are highlights from his “State of the Alumni”
speech:
• St. Paul’s Senior Bren McMaken ’12 was named a
University Fellows at the University of Alabama, the highest
honor that a student can earn. Bren will join alums Graham
Byrd ’11 and John Wyatt ’10 as Fellows.
• Two years ago six Saints made up the first year class at
UAB Medical School – this represents 3.5% of the class.
This year’s first year class at UAB has three Saints.
• We currently have four Alumni playing volleyball at the
D1 level: Catherine Rebarchak ’09 is at Purdue where she
made the All Big Ten freshman team last year. She also
played on an All Star team in China last summer. She
also lead Purdue to their first victory in 22 years over Penn
State. Katherine White ’11 was the starting center hitter
at Alabama this past year as a Freshman. Nancy Taylor
’09 started as an 8th grader at St. Paul’s as a setter and
now is in her third year at Nichols State where she has
been starting as a setter since she was a Freshman while
maintaining a 3.75 in Pre-Med. Jennifer Percy ’10 was
selected for the ACC Freshman All Conference after starting
as a Freshman at Georgia Tech. She was chosen an
Academic All American last year as well.
• When we talk of athletes we usually speak of the high
profile ones like Jake Peavy ’99 who threw a complete game
this past Monday and currently has an ERA of 1.19. Or
we look at MVP, AJ McCarron ’09 or Mark Barron ’08 who
should go in the first round of tomorrow night’s NFL draft.
(chosen 7th by Tampa Bay).
• Speaking of national recognition, some of our Alumni
are moving that way as stand up comedians. This past
December Hunter Cain ’00, Mary Patterson Broome ’01 and
Peyton Clarkson ’99 entertained a sold out crowd at Tacky
Jacks for almost two hours performing so well that I left with
my sides hurting from laughing so much. As far as I know
Hunter is still refining his craft in New York, but I know Mary
Patterson performs all over the west coast and Peyton is
doing shows throughout the country.
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Left: Former
football players
David Inge ’98
and Justin Bullen
’99
Former Class of
1993 classmates
Sonya Franklin
Dolan, Wilton Wright
and Ross Frazer
• At the New York City reunion was Major JD Foy ’97 who
is a Major in the Air Force flying C-131 cargo planes to
Afghanistan, Kuwait and Iraq. JD was recently given a
national award for his humanitarian work in flying relief
supplies to Haiti and Indonesia after the earthquake and
tsunami. (See Alumni Spotlight opposite page.)
• A year ago when I gave this address, I asked you
to consider working the next day to help load busses
for the Tuscaloosa tornado relief effort and five of you
showed up, and several Alumni helped drive the buses to
Tuscaloosa that Saturday.
• I read about St. Paul’s Alumni in the paper heading up
committees, working for charities, contributing to worthy
causes. I believe this is the School’s most important
responsibilty, and from what I see we are meeting this
charge as our Alumni continue to serve not just the local
community, not just the state community, but the world
community as is evidenced by JD’s recent recognition.
Head Football Coach Steve Mask addressed Alumni at the
Annual Luncheon. He encouraged former students to come out
and support the football team. He also invited former football
players to come out for practice anytime.
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Dr. Brevard ’79 Receives
Distinguished Alumnus Award
During the Annual
Alumni Luncheon, Dr. Sid
Brevard ’79 received the
Distinguished Alumnus
Award for his outstanding
accomplishments in his
professional field and for
his civic leadership.
While in the U.S. Air Force,
Dr. Brevard was deployed
to Africa with United Nations troops in response to the
genocide in Rwanda, cared for troops injured in the
“Black Hawk Down” situation, and treated victims from
the ethnic war in the Balkans. In 2002, he was named
the Special Operation’s and the U.S. Air Force Global
Health Officer of the Year. In 2003, Dr. Brevard assumed
command of the 15th Medical Operation Squadron and
became the Chief Operating Officer of a clinic providing
healthcare to 10,000 military personnel and their
families at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii.
He began a fellowship in trauma surgery and critical
care at Charity Hospital in New Orleans in July of 2005.
Just two months later, Hurricane Katrina struck and
Dr. Brevard and his wife, Jennifer, an Air Force Reserve
Nurse, spent the next five days in Charity Hospital taking
care of patients with no electricity, no water, no toilets,
and limited supplies of food and medicine.
After completing his fellowship, Dr. Brevard was
appointed the Director of the Air Force Center for
Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills. He
trained civilian surgeons to be trauma qualified and was
selected the Attending Trauma Surgeon of the Year in
2009. While at the center, he deployed to both Iraq and
Afghanistan, and was the Chief of Trauma for all U.S.
troops in Afghanistan in 2008. Under his watch, 99%
of troops injured in combat survived their injuries, the
highest percentage in the history of warfare.
Sid joined the surgery department at the University
of South Alabama Medical Center as an Associate
Professor. His current duties involve teaching medical
students, training surgical residents, and providing
trauma care for the citizens of the Gulf Coast. He was
recognized by the graduating medical students with the
“Scarlet Sash Award” which recognizes the attending
physicians who had the most meaningful input into the
student’s education.
Major Foy ’97
Receives Cheney Award
Maj. John D. Foy
’97 received the Lt.
William Cheney Award
from the Secretary
of the Air Force, the
Honorable Michael
Donley, in Washington
D.C. this past October.
The Cheney Award
honors an act of valor,
extreme fortitude or
self-sacrifice in a humanitarian interest, performed
in connection with aircraft by an officer or enlisted
Airman. He and another Airman received the award
in recognition of their efforts to support Pakistan
flood relief operations in 2010.
According to the Air Force Times, Maj. Foy and
Capt. Patrick Markey “led a 36-member team that
provided humanitarian support during one of the
largest natural disasters in Pakistan’s history. The
2010 floods there affected some 20 million people.
During their six weeks supporting the humanitarian
operation, more than 7.5 million pounds of cargo
and more than 1,800 personnel were transported on
290 flights throughout the flood-affected area.”
Maj. Foy credits his foundation as a leader through
his time as a student at St. Paul’s. He believed,
“The Air Force Academy, as well as the Air Force,
shares all the same qualities listed in the mission
statement. The core values of the Air Force are
integrity first, service before self, and excellence in
all we do. I was taught these values at home and it
was reinforced at St. Paul’s. Whether it was in the
classroom or on the field of play, these qualities were
taught and instilled in my character.”
Maj. Foy also has a bit of advice to offer St. Paul’s
parents and students. He advised, “Keep a positive
attitude and get ready to work hard. It will be one
of the most challenging experiences of your life and
will make your college experience a breeze. Every
moment will be worth it. I was far better prepared
for college and life coming from St. Paul’s than most
college freshmen.”
Read the full story under Alumni Spotlight on the web.
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WHAT’S NEWS WITH SPS ALUMS
1974
1994
Ginny Haas Turner is joining the Administration at
Zoe Fishman Shacham will be at
St. Paul’s as the Development Director. Ginny comes
to St. Paul’s from the University of South Alabama’s
Development Department.
1978
Bryant Galloway married Patrick Whelan on November 5,
2011 and moved to Ocean Springs, MS. She is now the
executive director of the Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center
for Arts and Education.
1986
Rebecca Harrison Reed won the national bronze medal in
the 16th Annual Independent Publisher Book Awards for
her children’s book Only Cows Allowed. She attended the
awards ceremony in New York City with her parents Ed
and Pat Harrison, and her husband, Justin.
1990
Shannon Harrison Huber and her husband Stephen
welcomed Meredith Waller Huber on November 3, 2011.
Meredith joins big brothers Harris (6) and Russell (4).
They live in New Orleans.
Colby Jubenville launched Red Herring, Inc.,
an Innovation and Design Agency based out of
Murfreesboro, TN. He is also a Professor of Sport
Management at Middle Tennessee State University.
1991
Lauren Holman Hensley joined the Lower School faculty
at St. Paul’s where she will be teaching PreK. Lauren
and her husband John have three boys at St. Paul’s,
Mills (Class of 2020), Charlie (Class of 2022), and Walter
(Class of 2025).
1992 - Reunion Year
Meegan Benson Nelson and her husband Stephen
welcomed their third son John Thomas Nelson on April
16, 2012. John Thomas joins big brothers Patrick (6) and
Marty (4).
Bernard Wood and his wife Bryant welcomed a son,
Bernard Augustine Wood V, born December 13, 2011.
Bob Cummings married Ashley Tyler in May 2012 in
Orange Beach. Bob is a Senior Engineer with Sovereign
Consulting Inc.
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Page and Pallette in Fairhope
on August 2 signing her second
novel, Saving Ruth. Her first
book, Balancing Acts, was
released March 2010. Zoe and
her husband Ronan welcomed
Ari Mordechai Shacham
on January 29, 2012. The
Ari Mordechai Shacham
Shachams live in Atlanta. Visit
Zoe’s blog at www.zoefishman.
net to read about her accomplishments.
Claire Williams received the Courage to Care Award from
Samford University’s Ida V. Moffet School of Nursing.
Claire is a 1997 graduate of Samford University and is a
charge nurse in the heart transplant intensive care unit
at UAB Hospital.
Meredith Stuart Stackpole and her husband Mitch
welcomed their daughter Ann Ramsey Stackpole on
February 10, 2012. She joins big brothers Michael (6)
and Will (4).
Catherine Cleverdon Vulevich and her husband John
welcomed a daughter, Eloise Hart, born December 29,
2011. Lucy joins Edward (Class of 2024) and Cate (Class
of 2026).
Brian Bowman passed his paramedic exam and is
engaged to be married in September.
Hannah Hendrix Klingelheber and her husband Randy
had a baby boy, Adam Hendrix Klingelheber, on March
21, 2012. Adam joins big sisters Leah (10) and Mae (5)
and big brother Rob (8).
Frances Sullivan Mayhall
and her husband
John welcomed Elaine
Marguerite Mayhall on
June 2, 2012. Lainey joins
big brothers Jack (6) and
Andrew (4).
David Roberts and his wife
Jennifer welcomed their
son David Diehl Roberts
IV on June 20, 2011. The
Roberts live in Birmingham.
David Diehl Roberts IV
WHAT’S NEWS WITH SPS ALUMS
1997 - Reunion Year
1995
Margaret Day Gates Baker
Greer Katherine Baker
and her husband Jonathan
welcomed a daughter, Greer
Katherine, on July 29, 2011.
She joins big sisters Macy (6)
and Austill (3). The Bakers live
in Huntsville.
John D. Foy, Maj, USAF received the Cheney Award from
the Secretary of the Air Force, the Honorable Michael
Donley in Washington DC. See page 7 for the Alumni
Spotlight.
Anthony Stallings and his wife Holland Stallings, RN
welcomed their first daughter Amelia Jane Stallings.
Kelley Beville Ogburn and Paterson Ogburn welcomed
Margaret Sue Helmsing Browning and her husband John
announced the birth of their daughter Margaret Sue on
December 20, 2011.
Elizabeth Day Lehrter and her husband John welcomed
Elizabeth Jane on May 22, 2012. Eliza Jane joins big
brothers Jack and William (3).
Jason Gerth and Ashleigh Green Gerth ’99 welcomed a
son, Jacob Alexander, born November 3, 2011. Jacob
joins big brother Jason (3). The Gerths live in Mobile.
1996
Alexander Paterson Ogburn IV on February 12, 2012.
Alex joins big sister Alice (1). The Ogburns live in
Fairhope.
Emily Middleton and Charles Christian White were
married on April 28, 2012 at St. Joseph Chapel in
Mobile. The couple resides in Birmingham.
Chris Alves and his wife Ellen Douglas announced the
birth of their son Walter Douglas Alves on March 30,
2011. Walter joins big sister Lanier (Class of 2026).
1998
Graham Hagmaier recently launched Call of Duty ELITE
Kathryn Cypert Luka and her
husband Will announce the birth
of their son, William James Luka
on November 21, 2011. James
joins big sister Claire (3). They live
in Fayetteville, NC.
John Williams and his wife Julie welcomed Anne Karcher
Elizabeth Bostick Leatherbury
and Gregory Leatherbury
‘96 welcomed Susan Parker
Gregory Leatherbury and Elizabeth Bostick Leatherbury
’98 welcomed Susan Parker Leatherbury on April 12,
2012. Parker joins big sister Ann Coleman (2).
for Activision Blizzard, the largest video game company
in the world. Graham lives in Los Angeles, CA.
Williams on February 23, 2012. Anne Karcher joins big
sister Merritt (3).
Gray Lyon Garrett and her
husband Kirk welcomed their
son Joseph Franklin Garrett on
December 27, 2011. Joe joins
big brother Liles (2).
Shannon Roberts Rhodes and
her husband Lowery welcomed
Joseph Lowery Rhodes III on
February 1, 2012. Joseph joins
Joseph Lowery Rhodes III big sisters Savannah (Class of
2025) and Abigail (3).
William James Luka
Leatherbury on April 12, 2012.
Parker joins big sister Ann Coleman (2).
Dr. Day Gates married Andrea Lynn Rossillon on
September 24, 2011 in Birmingham at St. Mary’s on
the Highlands Episcopal Church. Day started his own
practice as a prosthodontist. He and his father, Dr.
William Day Gates II, practice out of the same office in
Mobile.
Dr. Matthew deShazo and his wife Holly welcomed their
first child, Laney Catherine, on November 22, 2011.
They live in Brandon, MS where Matthew is a cardiologist
at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Jessica Smith Savage and her husband Jay Savage ’99
welcomed Albert Jameson Savage V. James joins big
sister Julia (3). The Savages live in Birmingham.
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WHAT’S NEWS WITH SPS ALUMS
1999
Brigg Austin and his wife Katie welcomed a baby girl,
Vivian Marie Austin on January 6, 2012. She joins big
brother Hails (3).
Courtney Mosley married Ryan Christopher Wikle on
October 29, 2011. They live in Daphne.
Justin Bullen married Stacey Van Valkenburgh on
Daniel Travis and his wife Ashley welcomed twins
December 10, 2011. They reside in Mobile.
Gaines Thomas married Celeste Wildberger on December
17, 2011. They reside in Mobile.
Weston Wright and Hampton Brooks on December 5,
2011. They join big brother Barrett James (3). Daniel is
a CPA and Tax Manager for Pannell Kerr and Forster of
Texas, PC. They live in Houston, Texas.
son Jacob Preston Roe on December 11, 2011. Jacob
joins big brother Bennett (4) and big sister Emory (1).
Jacy Saucier Bindon and her husband Michael welcomed
Chad Michael Bindon on November 16, 2011. Chad joins
big sisters Mia (Class of 2024) and Ava (3).
Jennifer Harrison Roberds
Natalie Setzler Roe and Stephen Roe ’99 welcomed their
Stephen Roe and Natalie Setzler Roe ’00 welcomed their
and her husband, Jake,
welcomed Eleanor McRae on
May 16, 2012.
Ashleigh Green Gerth and
Jason Gerth ’95 welcomed a
son, Jacob Alexander, born
November 3, 2011. Jacob
joins big brother Jason (3). The Gerths live in Mobile.
Eleanor McRae Roberds
Jay Savage and Jessica Smith Savage’98 welcomed
Albert Jameson Savage V. James joins big sister Julia (3).
The Savages live in Birmingham.
2000
2001
Lydia Knizley Johnson and Laura Hightower Blakeney
were featured in the Press-Register and on Fox 10 for
their efforts in the Raise the Roof Ministry.
Ashley Lott married Christopher Russo on May 27, 2012.
They reside in Jersey City, NJ where Ashley practices law.
Mary Ross Little and George Willis Radcliff III were
married at St. Paul's Episcopal Chapel on May 12, 2012.
welcomed daughter Mary Tanner on August 2, 2011.
husband Todd welcomed Todd
Watford Boehm, Jr. on January
30, 2011. Ford joins big sister
Lainey (3).
2002 - Reunion Year
Erin Gray Rutledge and her husband Jess annouced
the birth of their daughter Marion “Cooper” Rutledge on
November 9, 2011.
Brett LaGrave surprised
the Lower School St. Paul’s
students with a Reading Rocks
concert in May to celebrate
Children’s Book Week. The
video is on the St. Paul’s
website under School Life
News.
son Jacob Preston Roe on December 11, 2011. Jacob
joins big brother Bennett (4) and big sister Emory (1).
Ashley Tanner McKeithan and her husband Lee
Lauren Stabler Boehm and her
Laura Ledbetter married James D. Perez on May 19,
2012. They reside in Mobile.
Todd Watford Boehm, Jr.
with sister Lainey
Marshall Wilbanks and his wife Amanda welcomed
Dr. Joseph Grant Zarzour married Jessica Stanley on
March 31, 2012. They are living in Mobile.
Jamie Pilgrim Cooper and her husband David annouced
the birth of David Jones Cooper III on March 5, 2012.
Marshall Shearer Wilbanks, Jr on February 29. 2012.
The Wilbanks live in Mobile.
2003
Kimee McConnell married Jeremy Bradford Duck on May
Turner Outlaw married Forrest Thomas Eleazer on
5, 2012 at Dauphin Way United Methodist Church in
Mobile. They live in Homewood.
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twins Mackenzie Iris Gaillard and Caleb Ashton Gaillard
on May 4, 2011. The Gaillards live in Marietta, GA.
Kristi Evans Gaillard and her husband Andy welcomed
November 19, 2011. They reside in St. Petersburg, FL.
WHAT’S NEWS WITH SPS ALUMS
Neesa Peterson was featured in the July issue of
Glamour Magazine. Neesa opened Imperial Woodpecker
Sno-Balls, a New Orleans-style shaved ice shop, in New
York City.
Paige Pearce Graf and her husband Curtis welcomed
David Remy Graf on April 9, 2012. Remy joins big sister
Pearce (2).
Allison Tanner married Jack Witty Allen, Jr. on January
21, 2012 at Springhill Avenue United Methodist Church.
2004
Weathers Bolt received his Juris Doctorate degree
from the University of Alabama’s School of Law in May
2012 and will begin working in the Mobile office of
Starnes Davis Florie LLP. Weathers and his fiancée Molly
Engelmeier will marry on June 8, 2013 in Pittsburgh.
Molly is teaching 2nd Grade at St. Paul’s this fall.
Whitney Byrd married Clifford Hamilton Barnett, Jr. on
December 10, 2011. They reside in Mobile.
Elizabeth Crawford will finish with UVA Law School in May
and plans to work with Bradley, Arant, Boult, Cummings
LLP in Birmingham in the fall.
Leigh Lancaster Terrell joined the Upper School faculty
at St. Paul’s where she will be teaching Senior English
and will be the Faculty Advisor for The Epistle (student
newspaper) and The Halo (school yearbook). Leigh
received her bachelor’s degree from Ole Miss and her
master’s degree from Auburn.
2005
Kevin Jones is in school at Colorado School of Mines. He
and his wife Jenn welcomed Aubrey Grace Jones on April
25, 2012.
2006
Joey Steadman received his
Juris Doctorate degree from
the University of Alabama’s
School of Law May 2012,
and he will be clerking for
Judge Charlie Graddick
starting in August. Joey and
Weathers Bolt are pictured
together at the graduation
ceremony.
Weathers Bolt ’04 and
Joey Steadman ’06
Beginning in August, Edward
Bolt will attend Mercer University’s 3-year Doctorate
Program in Physical Therapy in Atlanta.
Jeremy Jordan (pictured above) graduated with a degree
in Health Care Administration from UAB in May of
2011. He received his RN degree from the UAB School
of Nursing in May 2012 and is currently working as a
Staff Nurse in the Pediatric ICU at Children’s Hospital
in Birmingham while pursuing his Master’s in Pediatric
Nursing Practitioner in the Accelerated Master’s in
Nursing Pathway program at UAB. Jeremy is pictured
below with his family at the graduation ceremony.
Pictured from l-r: Patrick Hubbard, BJ Jordan ’01, Jeremy
Jordan ’06, Laurie Twine Jordan ’75 and Brian Jordan
’75.
Caroline Crawford finished her first year of a 2-year
Master’s program at University of Texas School of Social
Work.
Jilly Harrison Hollingshead and her husband Kevin
welcomed a daughter, Elsie Louise, on January 9, 2012.
The Hollingsheads live in Mobile.
Molly Bellew married Nicholas Harrison Fulmer on April
28 at St. Francis at the Point in Pt. Clear, AL. Reception
at the Grand Hotel. Couple lives in Destin, FL.
2007 - Reunion Year
Claire Elise Finlen graduated in May 2012 from the
University of Alabama in Birmingham. Claire is a Cum
Laude graduate receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Mechanical Engineering. She received honors from Pi
Tau Sigma of the International Mechanical Engineering
Society. She married Matthew Todd Burden on June
2, 2012 in Rosemary Beach. They currently reside in
Birmingham.
Candace Wilson married Caleb Michael Mahoney on
May 27, 2012 in Chattanooga, TN. She graduated
from Samford University with a Bachelor of Science
in Nursing. She is currently employed as a Registered
Nurse at Erlanger Medical Center in Chattanooga.
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WHAT’S NEWS WITH SPS ALUMS
2008
Lee Gilmer made the Dean’s List at Furman University and
he helped the Furman Distance Medley Relay team place
third while he placed second in the Southern Conference
Meet.
John Gilmer accepted a position as a lecteur (reader) for
the English department at the University of Nantes. The
Sewanee French major with the highest GPA in French is
offered this position as part of an exchange program with
the University of Nantes.
Ashley Hudson graduated May 2012 from Birmingham-
Alumni & Families Are Invited To:
August 7 Class of 2012 “Halo” Distribution Party
August 13 Alumni Legacy Night
Sept. 27
Homecoming Carnival
Sept. 28
Homecoming Parade & Pep Rally
Alumni Tailgate*
Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions
Southern College, Magna Cum Laude, Honors College, Phi
Beta Kappa.
Classes 1992, 1997, 2002 Reunions
Christina Rizk graduated with a bachelor’s degree in
Sept. 29
Neuroscience from Emory University in May 2012.
Former Univeristy of Alabama safety, Mark Barron was
picked 7th in NFL draft by Tampa Bay Buccanneers.
Barron lead the Crimson Tide to win the BCS National
Championship.
Kokes, Kids and Krispy Kreme
Classes 1992, 1997, 2002
Reunion Parties
Oct. 26
Lower School Halloween Parade Through Campus
Diege Barry was a defensive back on the Crimson Tide’s
national championship team.
Nov. 15
Lower School Open House for Prospective Families
Trevor Jones graduated from Texas A&M University in May.
Nov. 16
Landing of the Mayflower
Dec.
Alumni Art Show* (formerly Wine Tasting with the Arts)
Feb. 1
Mardi Gras Party*
Feb. 27
Distinguished Alumni Award Presented
March 10
Running with the Saints*
March 15
Saints’ Night Out
April
Alumni Golf Tournament
Students in American Colleges and Universities.
April 16
Alumni Night at Spring “Big” Show
2009
* Denotes Alumni Council organized
He is getting married on August 11, and starts grad school
after the honeymoon.
Elizabeth Petersen graduated Magna Cum Laude from
Connecticut College in May 2012 and received degrees
with distinction in Art History and Russian/Slavic Studies.
She was awarded the Art History Prize, the Museum
Studies Prize and the Russian/Slavic Studies Award
for the Connecticut College Class of 2012. Elizabeth
will be earning a master’s degree in Russian Art at the
Courtauld Institute at the University of London beginning in
September 2012.
Caitlin Sims was inducted into the Who’s Who Among
AJ McCarron led the University of Alabama Crimson Tide
Annual Alumni Luncheon* Check the Alumni page on the website for details
to win the BCS National Championship game as the
quarterback on January 29, 2012. Alabama beat LSU 21-0 to win their 14th National Championship.
2010
Marc Powell will be a starting safety on the Millsaps football team as well as singing in the choir.
2011
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Stuart Graham made the Dean’s List at Furman University.
ALUMNI COUNCIL 2012-13
From the Alumni Chair:
Running with the
Saints: l-r Bill Moore ’97
The Alumni Council recently spent an afternoon
planning the alumni events for the upcoming year. We
had graduate representatives from every decade on
hand to offer their thoughts on the types of events
that would be appealing and how to structure each
event to maximize the experience. I subdivided the
attendees into groups and challenged each group to
come up with ideas on what would make each event
truly memorable. At the end of the planning session
we were all very excited about what we’ve put together
for the St Paul’s Alumni – it is going to be a wonderful
year. (See events listed on page 12. *Denotes Alumni
Council organized)
with daughter Sarah and
Scott DeLaney ’97 with son
Sutton
Wine Tasting: l-r Sara
Galanos ’07, William Latta
’07, Meg McCrummen ’07
Mardi Gras Party:
Our alumni have a tremendous amount of pride for our
school. Recent graduates recognize how special their
experience at St. Paul’s was and want to give back,
even as they’re busy beginning
new careers and tending to young
“Recent graduates
families. The School’s earliest
recognize how special their
graduates are proud of what the
School has become and some of
experience at St. Paul’s was
these early graduates have children and want to give back, even
that have graduated from St Paul’s
as they’re busy beginning
and still want to be involved. Our
alumni are engaged in their support new careers and tending to
of their School and our Alumni
young families.”
Council’s goal is to continue and
further their engagement.
St. Paul’s Students and
Alumni “Blowhouse” Band
performs for Alumni and
families in Washington
Square
I invite you to get involved with the Alumni Council.
You’ll enjoy visiting with old friends and beginning
new friendships with alumni you’ve not yet met. The
common purpose that drives the council makes getting
involved easy and fun – we simply need your help
organizing and executing the events for people like
you. We want your ideas and your efforts and there
are plenty of opportunities to find an event that fits
your calendar. Consider it networking, consider it
giving back to your Alma Mater, or just consider it a fun
thing to do where you meet new, nice, and successful
people.
Our council has energy, we have momentum, and we
have a plan for the upcoming year. We look forward to
seeing you either as an attendee or a volunteer.
Cam Marston ’87
Alumni Council Chairman
The Alumni Council Meets Once a Month as a Group
in the Advancement Office in the Wilmer Hall Building
Meeting Time is 11:30 Brown Bag Lunch
August 7• September 4 • October 9 • November 6
January 8 • February 5 • March 5 • April 9
(no December or May meeting)
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REUNIONS & LEGACIES
Atlanta On-the-Road
Reunion: Bottom -
Margaret Bramlett, Lou
Courie, Brooke McMullan
Edmundson, Victor Helmsing,
Erin Casey Bailey, and Mary
Alice Shreve catch up with
fellow Atlanta-area alums
at Paul’s Restaurant in
Buckhead.
New York On-the-Road Reunion: Top - group photo at
Heartland Brewery on Union Square. More than 65 Alums and
friends met up for networking and fun. See the slideshow under
Alumni on the web.
On-the-Road Reunions This Year to
Birmingham and New Orleans
Welcome St. Paul’s Legacies this School Year
Lanier Alves
Belle Autio
Mendalyn Barber
Harris Browning
Isabel DiVittorio
Livy Ferguson
Hollin Fillers Buddy Fleming
Jack Frazer
William Fuchs
Stella Gallaspy
Daniel Gill
Larson Green
Walter Hensley
Elizabeth Jeffries
Kenny Johnson
Albert Key
Kate Laird
Bay Lane
Ellen Douglas and Chris Alves ’97
Michelle Lombardo ’89 and Mark Autio
Tara Drinkard ’92 and Matthew Barber
Amy and Scott Browning ’91
Elisa and Adrian DiVittorio ’91
Liz Garth ’96 and John Ferguson ’96
Ann Lee McDonnell ’00 and Michael Fillers
Elizabeth and Beau Fleming ’01
Kara and Ross Frazer ’93
Bonnie and Chris Fuchs ’92
Jen and Glenn Gallaspy ’95
Anne McCall ’94 and Chris Gill
Laurie and Antone Green ’80
Lauren Holman ’91 and John Hensley
Virginia and Jim Jeffries ’83
Frances and Kenny Johnson ’88
Katie Feore ’89 and Watt Key
Lauren Moore Laird ’95
David Lane ’88
Kate Marbut
Jenni Knizley ’99 and Stephen Marbut ’99
Ivey Marston
Lisa and Cam Marston ’87
Mack Marston
Lisa and Cam Marston ’87
Will McKean
Carolyn Fittje ’88 and Mike McKean
Clara Meadows Meredith McMullan ’95 and Todd Meadows
Charlie Merchant Sallie Irvine ’94 and Nick Merchant ’92
Hardin Omage
Valerie Hardin ’03 and Charles Omage
Chloe Parker
Sloane Maisel ’06 and John Parker
Wilson Patrick
Ronda and Martin Patrick ’94
Lula Payne
Lesley Acker ’99 and Frazier Payne
Worth Persons Raegan and Buddy Persons ’93
Ella Phillips
Leslie James ’88 and Greg Phillips
Peyton Rudolph KC and Jonathan Rudolph ’94
Luci Smith
Elizabeth Wells ’96 and Charles Smith
Will Sumlin
Beth Moore ’97 and Mat Sumlin ’97
Cate Vulevich
Catherine Cleverdon ’94 and John Vulevich
Robert Whigham Meagher and Waggon Whigham ’83
Emma Caroline Wood Valerie Vick and Tom Wood ’94
SAVE THE DATE
ALUMNI LEGACY NIGHT
Evans Crowe ’80 with
daughter Adele.
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MONDAY, AUGUST 13th
5:30 - 6:30
Saints’ Café
Maiben Daugherty Martin
’91 and Craig Martin’91
with William (l) and Jay (r).
SAINTS SPIRIT
The Saints Lead All Schools in Alabama with
165 State Championships
2012 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Aug 23
Aug 31
Sept 7
Sept 14
Sept 21
Sept 28
Oct 5
Oct 12
Oct 19
Oct 26
Nov 2
Alma Bryant
Fairhope
Williamson
B.C. Rain
Gulf Shores
Choctaw County
Spanish Fort
Faith Academy
Vigor
LeFlore
UMS-Wright
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Preseason
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
7pm
2012 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
Aug 23
Hoover/Pelham Away
5/6pm
Aug 24-25
Boddie Tourn.
Away
TBA
Aug 28
Bayside
Home
6:30pm
Aug 30
Spanish Fort
Home
5:30pm
Sept 1
Sept 5
Sept 7-8
Sept 11
Sept 13
McGill Tourn
McGill
Bayside Tourn
Faith
LeFlore/Vigor
Away
Away
Away
Home
Away
TBA
6pm
TBA
5:30pm
4/5pm
Sept 18
Sept 20
UMS-Wright
Baker
Away
Home
5:30pm
5:30pm
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Away
Away
TBA
5:30pm
5pm
6pm
4:30/
6:30pm
TBA
6:30pm
6/7pm
Away
Home
TBA
Away
Away
TBA
4/6 pm
TBA
TBA
TBA
Sept 21-22
Sept 25
Sept 27
Oct 2
Oct 4
Hoover Tourn
Daphne
Davidson
McGill
Gulf Shores/St.
James
Oct 5-6
St. Paul's Tourn
Oct 9
Bayside
Oct 11
Guntersville/
Hoover
Oct 12-13
Blalock Tourn
Oct 16
R'dale/Saraland
Oct 18
Area Tourn
Oct 26-27
Super Regional
Oct 31-Nov 1 State Tourn
Saints Walk: On August 31 the St. Paul’s Saints will
host the Fairhope Pirates. All SAINTS fans are invited to
meet up in Saints’ Square for tailgating and the
Saints Walk. Purchase your “Little Saints” jerseys at the
Campus Store.
Alumni Basketball Game: Back Row: Michael
Rebarchak ’07, John Lyle ’84, Bill Kleinschrodt ’03, Ben
Ford ’95, Day Gates ’98, Will Hester ’92, Coach Mertiz
Henderson. Bottom Row:
Blake Martin ’01, Richard
Foster ’07, Richard Lyon
’07, Coach Jimmy Messer,
Coach Chad Applin.
Alumni Baseball
Game: AJ McCarron ’09
pictured with Dayne and
Brooks McDonald
Lady Saints Alumni Basketball Game: Back
Row: Lynes Hollon Crocker ’96, Buff Walker Teague
’95, Brittany Allen Davidson ’96, Brady Allen Hall ’99,
Meghan Austin ’07, Katie Wilkinson ’07, Lori McInvale
Martin ’94, Jill Griffin Boulo ’93, Coach Melissa Baker.
Bottom Row: Jane Bartlett Pappas ’11, Betsy Greer ’08,
Sara Galanos ’07, Lauren Metzger ’08, Nichole Russell
Patrick ’92.
Become a Member of the
St. Paul’s Coaches Club and receive
free admission for your entire
family to all home athletic events
for all sports, free parking and much
more. Forms are on the web!
Decal for your car pictured right
ST. PAUL’S
Coaches Club
2012-2013
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Homecoming 2012 Schedule of Events
Thursday, September 27 • Carnival on Quigley
Friday, September 28 • Parade from Lower School
to School-Wide Pep Rally at E.E. Delaney Stadium
Alumni Tailgate on Bussie Greer Baseball Field
Class of 2002 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions
Crowning of the Homecoming Queen at Half-time
Saturday, September 29 • Kokes, Kids and Krispy Kreme in Saints’ Square
Open House for Alumni and Guests
Class Reunion Parties - Log in to the Reunion Page under Alumni on the Web!
www.stpaulsmobile.net