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O U R
Fall 2007
Volume 17
www.greensboroday.org
G L O B A L
R E A C H
Volume 17, Number 1
Fall 2007
On the cover: The flags on the cover represent
the countries where our alumni now live.
Contents
FEATURES
Greensboro Day School Mission Statement
Greensboro Day School is a coeducational,
college preparatory, nonsectarian independent
school for students of average to superior
ability in grades TK-12. Its mission is to
provide a challenging academic program in
an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect,
enhanced by caring, imaginative teachers
and supportive parents, alumni and friends
of the school; to develop individual potential
by promoting involvement in a broad range
of academic and nonacademic activities, in a
nurturing environment characterized by close
interaction between students, teachers, and a
supporting staff; to provide programs which
stimulate curiosity, promote lifelong learning,
emphasize process as well as content, and
which value the importance of honor, personal
integrity, responsible citizenship, and a respect
for individual differences; and to cultivate an
appreciation for the broad ethnic, cultural,
racial, and religious diversity of our school,
community, nation and world.
- adopted by the Board of Trustees, April, 1993
Greensboro Day School does not discriminate on
the basis of race, color, creed, national or ethnic
origin, disability (to the extent that reasonable
accommodations are possible), or sexual orientation
in the administration of its educational policies,
admissions policies, or any other programs
administered by the school.
Mark C. Hale, Head of School
[email protected]
Stacy Calfo, Editor
[email protected]
11 Coming Home Again
A senior returns to GDS with
wider eyes from living abroad.
14 In Pursuit
of Knowledge
Upper School teacher
Trish Morris shares her Brooks
Sabbatical experience.
16 The Wind at Your Back
An alumna’s work in Africa
leads to philanthropy across
the globe.
17 Being Diplomatic
Many years at GDS prepared
this alumnus for world travel.
18 Guiding My Own Life
Outdoor adventure and guidance
defines the life of one alumna.
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DEPARTMENTS
Campus News 4
Around Campus
20
Head’s Study 10
Class Notes
24
Sports Report 8
Alumni News
22
Campus News
Welcome New Faculty & Staff
Greensboro Day School welcomes 20 faculty and staff.
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Blake
2
Bowden
3
Camean
4
Dodd
6
Hurd
7
Jackson-Adams
8
Johnson
9
Kelly
11
Marshall
12
Mitra
13
16
Shoemaker
17
Tanhehco
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Norman
Vance
5
Ellison
10
Mansfield
14
Nowlin
15
Salman
19
Wayman
20
Wilson
Campus News
Greensboro Day School welcomed 20 new faculty and
staff members for the start of the school’s 38th year.
AP Scholars
In the Upper School, David Blake will teach AP United States
history, Estelle Bowden has joined the foreign language
department, Carey Jackson-Adams will teach art, and Tom
Dodd is the new media specialist, and Rinku Mitra is the new
part-time Upper School chemistry teacher.
Fifty-four students at Greensboro Day School earned
the designation of AP Scholar by the College Board in
recognition of their exceptional achievement on the
college-level Advanced Placement Program (AP) exams.
Seven new teachers are joining the GDS Middle School.
Barry Ellison and Kristen Salman will teach physical
education, and Ninoshka Nowlin will teach art. Clarissa
Marshall, science, and Charli Kelly, English, have joined
the 7th grade team, Terri Camean has assumed the 8th
grade social studies position, and Mary Vance will serve as
the new Middle School assistant director.
In GDS’ Lower School, Elizabeth Wilson is the new
kindergarten teacher, and Melissa Norman is the new 2nd
grade teacher. Two assistant teachers, Tanya Tanhehco and
Linda Mansfield, have also joined the Lower School team.
In the school’s business office, Clyda Johnson will serve as an
assistant and Sherry Wayman is in charge of student billing.
Also in administration, Anne Hurd has officially begun her
role as the director of advancement. Finally, Josh Shoemaker
is the school’s new director of service learning. Shoemaker will
further develop GDS’ volunteer efforts in the community.
GDS Boards Participate
in Diversity Workshop
Greensboro Day School’s Board of Trustees and Parents’
Association board members took part in a day-long
diversity workshop on August 24. The workshop is part of
the school’s on-going effort to create and sustain a diverse
and inclusive school community. The workshop was led by
Tracy Brown, a national speaker and consultant on diversity
in the workplace.
GDS Board Chair, Ed Cone ’80 said, “The (Greensboro Day
School) case for diversity is straightforward: our mission is to
prepare students for college and life beyond. Our city, county,
nation and world are not homogeneous places, and our school
should reflect the reality of our dynamic, interconnected
culture by attracting qualified students from a broad range of
backgrounds. Widening the talent pool from which we draw
will improve the quality of a GDS education.”
These students took AP exams in May 2007 after
completing challenging college-level courses at
Greensboro Day School. The College Board recognizes
several levels of achievement based on student’s
performance on AP exams.
Eighteen students qualified for the AP Scholar with
Distinction Award by earning an average grade of at least
3.5 on all AP exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on
five or more of these exams. These students are: Benjamin
Altheimer, Anna Bernhardt, Anna Cassell, Sarah Dougherty,
Matthew Fore, Nicholas Gittin, Nicholas Grosman, Laura
Hoxworth, Robert Kaplan, Megan Leong, Emma Lepri,
Kara Li, Warren May, Michael McAdams, Mica Medoff,
Charles Roer, Seth Shannin, and Catherine Stone.
Seventeen Greensboro Day School students qualified for
the AP Scholar with Honor Award by earning an average
grade of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and grades
of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. These
students are: Ashley Avera, William Caffrey, Ally Chrystal,
Catherine Easter, Robert Holcombe, Scott Jackson, Adam
Kritzer, Elizabeth Latham, Wendy Lin, William Pugh,
Lauren Schneider, Kelley Snider, Shira Solomon, Bevin
Williams, Randall Wink, Chung Wong, and Lucy Zuraw.
Nineteen students qualified for the AP Scholar Award by
completing three or more AP exams with grades of 3 or
higher. Those students designated as AP Scholars are: Brian
Au, George Bridges, Hilary Dentler, Margaret Duda, Anis
Hoffman, Lauren Howell, Katherine Johnson, Lee Jones,
Keely MacDonald, Anne McCarty, Jonathan McClure,
Sahar Milani, Robert Niegelsky, Katherine Obermeyer,
Kaleigh Oleynik, Christopher Panosh, Virginia Shogry,
Elizabeth Stewart, Alexandria Williams.
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Campus News
Five Qualify for National
Merit Scholarship
Five members of Greensboro Day School’s Class of 2008
qualified as National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.
Seth Shannin, Jonathan McClure, Benjamin Altheimer,
Tris Nagy, and Kara Li scored in the top one percent of
students in the country who took the PSAT during their
junior year. Over the next three months, they will compete
to become finalists in the scholarship program.
The World Comes to GDS
Greensboro Day School has the world at our fingertips
thanks to the amazing work of Greensboro artist Frank
Russell. As part of the faculty’s Improvement of Instruction
retreat in September, Russell built a 5-foot, 3-D sculpture of
the world on site. The globe will remain a part of our campus
as a permanent reminder of the importance of sustaining
the Earth’s resources (this year’s retreat topic). Classes in all
divisions have already spent time examining the sculpture
that is constructed entirely of recycled materials.
Senior Award
Greensboro Day School senior Spencer
Kuzmier has been designated a winner
of the Caltech Signature Award. As
a world leader in scientific research,
engineering and education, Caltech
seeks to acknowledge students across Spencer Kuzmier ’08
the country who distinguish themselves
in science and technology. This award especially recognizes
innovative and creative thinking or problem solving, the
motivation to go beyond what is required or expected, and
curiosity and joy of discovery in mathematics, the sciences
or related fields.
Russell attaches the “hump” of Africa.
Wake Forest Honor Board
President speaks at Greensboro
Day School
Matthew Olson, this
year’s president of the
Wake Forest Student
Honor Board, spoke to
Greensboro Day School’s
Upper School students
on August 30. Olson
spoke on the importance
Seniors Seth Shannin and Gulnaar
of trust and honor in
Kaur sign their pledge to the school’s
college as a part of GDS’ honor code.
annual Honor Code
signing ceremony. The GDS Honor Code signing is an
annual tradition in which all Upper School students and
faculty pledge to uphold the school’s honor code.
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Artist Frank Russell explains his design
of Central and South America
Freshman’s Art on Display
Greensboro Day School freshman Aubrey Hood
participated for the second year in the Community Art
Show in Greensboro. Two pieces of her art work, an oil
titled, A Study in Blue, and a pastel titled Caudate Roller,
were displayed at the Hemphill Library in Greensboro
through October.
Campus News
Greensboro Day School 2nd grader Madikay Faal gets craft help from 8th grader David Burick.
Buddies Battle Bullying
As part of an anti-bullying campaign, Greensboro Day School 8th graders helped 2nd graders create a craft representing one
of two books they read together. The books, “Toestomper and the Caterpillar” and “Hey, Little Ant,” encourage readers to help
people instead of hurt them. This annual campaign promotes friendship and literacy.
Going Seuss-Crazy!
Greensboro Day School Middle School thespians launched their annual 2nd through 5th grade book challenge in
September. Each year, Middle School drama students challenge Lower School students to read books that pertain to
their spring musical. This year’s theme, “Dr. Seuss,” relates to the Middle School production of Seussical, Jr. in February.
Winning participants will be treated to prize packages that include tickets to the Middle School production, as well as
a party with the cast members.
Previous themes included “Belle’s Book Challenge,” for the 2005-2006 Beauty and the Beast production and “Reading is
Cool,” for last year’s production of High School Musical.
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Sports Report
Field Hockey
Celebrates a Decade
The Bengal field hockey team celebrated ten years of hockey
at GDS this year. They finished 14-6 and were ranked 4th
going into the state tournament. The Bengals defeated
#5 Durham Academy in the first round before falling to
Charlotte Country Day in the semi-finals.
This year’s squad is graduating 11 seniors; Katie Cohen, Sam
Cranford, Chrissie Walker, Julianne Howard, Lucy Zuraw,
Caroline Perkins, Julianna King, Ginny Shogry Sarah Peck,
Emily McDaid and manager, Marty Buxton. However, with
returning juniors, Andie MacDonald, Elizabeth Buxton and
Pauline Weissman and returning sophomores, Caroline
Brown, Caroline Strong, Alexandra Fortune and Lilly Cohen
the team has a solid foundation to build upon for next year.
Five seniors were selected to the all-conference team: Emily
McDaid, Katie Cohen, Lucy Zuraw, Ginny Shogry and
Julianna King. Emily and Katie were also selected to the allstate team. -- Karen Buxton, head coach
Running Strong
Girls
The 2007 GDS girls’ cross country team had a
successful season despite being small in numbers and short on
experience. This year’s team had no seniors, two juniors, two
sophomores, and five freshmen. Despite their youth, the girls
managed to compile a regular season record of 10-2. The team was
led by sophomore Frances Dougherty, who won four individual
races during the season and earned all-conference and all-state
honors, including the distinction of the PACIS runner-of-the year.
Along the way she set two school records in cross country, one for
5K (19:28) and one for 2500 meters (10:03). Team-wise, the team
finished 2nd in the PACIS conference and 10th at the NCISAA
state meets. Given the team’s youth, the performance trend should
only be upward for the years to come – Tom Szott, head coach
Boys The 2007 GDS boys’ cross country team had one of the
most successful seasons in their history, even though injuries took
a toll at the end. They completed the regular season with a record
of 11-1, with the only loss coming in a meet where the top eight
runners did not compete. They also performed well in larger
invitational meets, finishing 3rd at the Guilford County Meet, 5th
at the NCISAA Preview Meet, and 7th at the Hagan-Stone Classic.
Team-wise, they finished 2nd in the PACIS conference and 8th
at the NCISAA state meet despite being without junior standout
Patrick Nolan. Individually, three runners earned all-conference
honors, juniors Ryan Carty and Patrick Nolan and freshman
Nathan Vercaemert. Carty was the PACIS runner-of the year
and also earned all-state honors by taking 5th at the state meet.
During the season, Nolan set the school record for 2500 meters
(8:24) while Carty set the 5000 meter record (16:39). With six of
the top eight runners returning, the boys have their sights set on
challenging for a state title next year. – Tom Szott, head coach
The varsity girls’ field hockey team
Cohen Named
Top Athlete
Senior Katie Cohen was named
the “Flow Athlete of the Week”
by the Greensboro News & Record.
Cohen’s remarkable scholarship
Katie Cohen ’08
(she carries a 4.7 weighted GPA)
and her outstanding sportsmanship
as a leader of the varsity field hockey team were cited for
this accomplishment.
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The varsity cross country team
Buxton Receives 100th Win
Greensboro Day School’s Field hockey coach Karen Buxton
earned her 100th win on August 24 when her varsity squad
defeated Cape Fear Academy 7-0. This was Buxton’s 10th
year coaching, as well as the program’s 10th year at GDS.
Sports Report
Strong Foundation in
Place for Tennis Team
This fall we saw the girls’ tennis team be more successful
in competition. We finished with a record of two wins
and eight losses, including great showings against Elon
School, Salem Academy and Wesleyan Country Day.
The girls worked hard throughout the year and always
maintained a good attitude on court. Our sportsmanship
was second to none and was noted by other players and
coaches. We had one senior on our team this year, Lauren
Cohen. She was a great leader and role model to her
younger teammates. We do have a young team and are
looking to build the future with some of the successes that
we saw this year. We have a large group of juniors and
freshmen, providing our team with a strong foundation
for success next year. – Peter Buxenbaum, head coach
The varsity girls’ tennis team
Heavy Road Schedule
Hinders Soccer
The varsity boys’ soccer team had an up and down season
this year. The Bengals struggled early with three straight
losses on the road, but bounced back and continued to
improve throughout the season, finishing 6-10-3. The
season was a made tougher because the team played 12 of
their 19 matches on the road.
Some highlights of the season included a 3-0 rout of then #1
Forsyth Country Day School, a big win against Wesleyan
Country Day on the road. Two key seniors missed most of
the second half of the season with nagging injuries. Even
without their leadership and talent on the field, the team
continued to work hard. The squad is losing a number
of seniors this year, Charlie Pierce, Hunter Strader, Alex
Beaver, Will Seymour, Will Phillips, Ben Riedlinger, John
Gerhardt, Tyler Mohr, David Parker, Garrett Cook, and
Matthew Gorga, however juniors Robbie Kelly and Ryan
Campbell are ready to lead the team next year. Other
returning starters include Kyle Arnold ’10, Patrick Howell
’10, Patrick Redmond ’10, Charlie Keeley ’11, and Jonathan
Campbell ’12. – Jeff Lochrie, head coach
The varsity boys’ soccer team
Volleyball Looking
to Next Season
Led by seniors Kaitlin Smith and Heather Waters, some
important benchmarks were set and exceeded by the varsity
volleyball squad. All the girls improved over the season
and the team is in a great place to start for next season.
Newcomers Kelsey Ammondson ’10 and Morgan Vance’ 11
added energy to the team dynamic. The core of returning
players, including Taylor Floss ’09, Katherine Bernstein ’10,
Meredith Browne ’09, Claire Brennan ’09, Mariah Leath ’09,
and Kelly Carty ’10 will provide leadership and a thorough
understanding of the fundamentals to next season’s players.
– Miche Franken, head coach
The varsity girls’ volleyball team
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Head’s Study
O ur G lobal
Reach
A few months ago we published several articles in the GDS Magazine that shared Greensboro Day School’s global
perspective. Since last spring’s issue, more and more alumni have been responding and sharing how their GDS experiences
shaped their view on what it means to reach out to a global society.
Why write about the same topic twice? It’s simple really. There can never be enough ways to highlight our amazing
alumni and their efforts to make a difference in this world. Despite our location in a small suburban town in the middle
of North Carolina, we are learning each and every day that the little things we do here, make a big difference out there.
Our students and alumni all strive to do more than graduate from high school, go on to college, and work a 9-to-5 job
after college. Thanks to their education at GDS and the hard work of our faculty to bring global issues closer to home, our
students and alumni are more prepared to step out into the world and work to accomplish their greatest dreams.
From helping third world countries develop marketable products, to traveling to distant lands and learning that people
across the ocean aren’t so different from their GDS classmates, you’ll read more in this issue of the amazing feats our
alumni have achieved after graduating from GDS.
Mark C. Hale
Head of School
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COMING
HOME
AGAIN
Seniors Anne McCarty, Rozzie Allen, Lucy Zuraw, Katie Cohen, and Lizzy
Groce came to Hong Kong and helped to bring a little bit of home to Sarah.
By Sarah Peck ’08
“So,
what would you guys think of the idea
of moving to Hong Kong for two years?”
That was the question my dad asked
at dinner one evening, two years ago. The question came
completely out of left field, and I will never completely know
why, but for some reason my sister, Haley, and I, looked at
each other and said, in some form another, that it would be
“awesome.”
It has been said that “you can’t go home again.” Once you
leave a place, it will never feel quite like home again. But
after leaving Greensboro to live in Hong Kong for the past
two years, having my world turned, literally, upside-down, it
was truly shocking (and more than a little comforting) to find
that though Greensboro, and more precisely, Greensboro Day
School, had changed-- teachers and peers had come and gone,
groups had shifted, things were most certainly different-- it
still felt like home.
I would be lying if I were to say that I had an immense world
view prior to my move. It was, in fact, rather small. I cared little
for issues that affected the world, and I was far more interested
in who was dating whom, than who was living in poverty. I
had a grievous lack of understanding of other cultures; I was
not rude or biased mind you, just as ignorant as one can be in a
relatively small suburban network. By immersing myself in life
in Hong Kong, experiencing the city and its people, traveling to
many other Asian countries, and living life as an international
student, I allowed for infinite growth in understanding a world
completely different from my own.
Never in my life had I been a minority. Blonde hair, blue eyes,
Caucasian, female, pretty run of the mill. But in Hong Kong all
that changed. I found myself sitting in the front of my chemistry
class, the only “white girl” in the room. I felt overwhelmed,
clips of Cantonese coming from one corner, Korean from
another, and Japanese from yet another- motivated kids from
all across Asia, sitting in this classroom with me, something I
could not have even imagined a few months back. I was more
than a bit intimidated. I will always remember a particular
conversation I had with a friend. We were riding home on the
bus together, his cell phone rang and he promptly switched
from our conversation in English to a quick conversation with
his mom in Japanese. I expressed my wish that I could be
bilingual, and he looked at me with surprise saying “You’re
not?!”
It is amazing to most Asians that Americans are not fluent in at
least two languages. By just acknowledging the differences in
Asian and American culture, and embracing these differences,
my world seemed to come together and become a much smaller
place. It is ironic to me now, that on my first day in class I
looked over the classroom and only saw the differences: his
first language was different, her features were unlike mine. But
as school came to a close I saw in those same classmates what
we had in common. Melissa Wu had trouble with stoichometry,
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Sarah’s two friends in the Philippines.
just as I did. James Wong, who was
in my AP biology class, hated having
two sciences a day, just as much as I
did. The simple relationships I formed
helped me understand my world, and
the world at large far better than ever
before.
could never have done on my own.
The city itself is a place of wonder.
Towering buildings perched on the
edge of a peaked island, tiny streets
teeming with people, beautiful views
of the magnificent harbor, and more
restaurants and shops than you could
ever imagine. Never in my life had I had
Hong Kong truly is a transient society.
so much freedom to move about and
People are coming and going, never
explore in such a safe, secure atmosphere.
really staying in one place for very long,
Hong Kong has an incredibly efficient
and this greatly determines how people
public transportation system for a city
interact. Because of the constant influx
of its size. Buses, taxis, metros--I could
of new families at the international
go anywhere at any time of the day.
school, students who have been at
Because I was not constantly relying on
Hong Kong International School for
my parents for transportation, I gained
a long time are extremely welcoming.
a greater sense of independence. And
They play a strong role in easing the
really there is probably no safer place to
transition of all of the new students
do it. Thanks to Hong Kong’s stringent
who arrive at the school every year. The
gun laws, the city is extremely safe.
While
working
for
Habitat
for
Humanity
way the students acted towards me left
Never in my two years of exploring the
in Mongolia, you build more than houses,
a mark, each group wanted to embrace
city did I feel unsafe or intimidated.
you build relationships. Sarah helped build a
me into their inner network and show
By exploring, I discovered the most
house for this young boy and his family.
me their life in Hong Kong. And each
wonderful aspects of Hong Kong, wet
groups’ take on Hong Kong, and what
markets, dry markets, clothes markets,
was best about it, was slightly different. This openness enabled
really any sort of market you were looking for, each with its
me to make many friends quickly, and to come to know people
own unique characteristics.
from all walks of life in the short period of time I was there.
And these friends opened Hong Kong to me in a way that I
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One of the more exciting things about living in Hong Kong
was experiencing the cultural traditions of the Chinese people.
From celebrations such as the lunar new year, or lantern festival,
where glowing lanterns are strung from every shop corner and
doorway, to Chinese New Year, with its
dragon dances, fireworks, red-pockets
and of course an extra two weeks off of
school, or the more somber Ching Ming
festival, where families come together
to honor their ancestors, the Chinese
have truly unique and wonderful ways
of honoring their traditions.
“personal statement.” “Find substance in nothing,” she said.
And I live by that, and try to find joy where there seems to be
none, to find warmth where you feel none, to find something
to be happy about, when it feels there is nothing. Through this
mantra I have found the world to be a
much more beautiful place.
I loved Hong Kong.
Leaving was not easy, it was,
perhaps, the hardest thing
I have ever done.
By far the best part of my two years
in Hong Kong was the opportunity I
had to travel outside of the city. Hong
Friends Soo Jin Kim, Emma Cunningham
I felt as if I was closing so many doors,
Kong International School provides its
and Sarah pose for a picture in Thailand
and saying goodbye to so many
students with an astounding number
where they spent a week working for Habitat
opportunities. As my mother said “it’s
for Humanity.
of times to travel throughout Asia.
almost mean, you get to be somewhere
Whether they were academic trips,
so ‘cool’ for two years and then poof, it’s
cultural trips, sports trips, or service trips, I capitalized on as
But
I
did
have
something
to look forward to, and that
gone.”
many of these opportunities as I could. It is almost unbelievable
kept
me
going.
In
my
sociology
class,
my teacher talked of third
to me that I was able to go to so many places in just a short two
culture
kids,
students
who
have
lived
abroad and embraced
years. Thailand, Tibet, the Philippines, Japan, Fiji, Australia,
the
culture
surrounding
them.
He
said
that
those you meet in
Bali, Mongolia, Vietnam, mainland China, the list goes on and
your
life
who
have
not
shared
in
this
kind
of
cultural exchange
on. By far the trips that stand out the most are those that were
will
never
quite
understand
what
you
have
experienced; the
service oriented.
best you can hope for are people who will listen to your story.
I have that, and then some. Five of my nearest and dearest
As Greensboro Day School was playing an active role in
friends, all GDS classmates, took the leap (and the 17-hour
Habitat for Humanity within the Greensboro community, I was
flight it takes to get to Hong Kong) to come and visit me there
playing the role of Ambassador, participating with Habitat in
last
spring. They were truly interested in seeing what my “new
our global community. One of my favorite trips was a build in
was all about. Showing them around Hong Kong, having
life”
the Philippines. I spent a week with some of my best friends,
them
share in a little of what I had experienced there, was so
deepening those connections, but more importantly gaining
great
for
me.
knowledge and understanding of a culture so different than
my own. It was on this trip, one of my first, that I was exposed
It was these five girls, along with the rest of the Greensboro Day
to some of the most severe poverty I have ever seen in my life.
School
community, who embraced my return and made saying
There was a conversation I had on this
goodbye to Hong Kong so much easier.
trip, one that I distinctly remember and
And it is due to the wonderful nature
which will stay with me long after many
of Greensboro Day School’s students,
of my other memories have faded, with
that I can now think of myself as
two seven-year-olds. As I was heading
more of a two-and-a-half culture kid,
into lunch, they came up to me, pulling
not quite completely a third-culture
at my shirt, “please bring us some
kid.
Yes, there is a part of me that
food,” they asked. This was strictly
will
always be in Hong Kong. But
against the rules. “You are rich we are
my
home
will always be Greensboro,
poor, please may we have some food?”
and
the
community
of Greensboro
Then I squatted down to their level
Day
School
is
a
big
part
of that. I have
and asked a question I thank myself
in
Greensboro
“off
and on,” as I
lived
everyday for asking, “Are you happy?”
Building houses in Mongolia.
like
to
say,
for
the
past
nine
years of
I asked, “Because if you are happy, no
my life. I came to the Day School in
money in the world can fill you like
third
grade,
and
truly
had
not experienced much beyond the
that.” They looked at me, smiled and nodded, than skipped
small
and
nurturing
community
that I had grown up in. But
away holding hands. I learned the greatest lesson about myself
home”
and
moving
to
Hong
Kong for my sophomore
“leaving
that day, that I am able to find my happiness, not in material
and
junior
years
of
high
school
has
been
the best experience of
wealth, not in affluence, but rather in the simple joys of helping
my
life.
It
has
changed
me
in
ways
that
are
almost impossible
others. A nun spoke at our closing ceremony on this trip, and
to
put
into
words,
but
I
did
my
best.
And
I
am happy to say
uttered a phrase that has become, as colleges are calling it, my
that you can come home again.
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IN PURSUIT OF
Knowledge
By Trish Morris, Upper School Math Teacher
How
did I hope to enhance my
teaching with the Brooks
Sabbatical? What does it mean
to follow in the footsteps of ancient mathematicians?
Each year I try to tweak my presentation of material
to facilitate student understanding and interest. I tell
them that although I understand a concept, I may not
have adequate words to explain it. Occasionally another
student will be able to translate my words into a succinct
and understandable explanation. The more I work with
math concepts, the more I realize how much math I
really don’t know, much less understand. And with that
humbling fact, I have learned to appreciate what the
ancients – Pythagoras, Eudoxus, Archimedes, Newton,
Leibniz, etc. – and others accomplished in laying the
foundation for the pure science we call mathematics.
And that was my foundation for my journey.
The Acropolis at night.
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As the Brooks Sabbatical publicizes, I dreamed big,
fantasized about learning the “whys” and “hows”,
and hoped to come back to GDS with new materials
and stories to help motivate my students and
energize me. Flying to Athens provided a “rush”
for me. Seeing the sunset, the full moon, and the
sunrise in a matter of hours was an experience that
seemed otherworldly. I arrived as the city was
waking up. The ride from the airport was a mix of
recent Olympic spring cleaning and ruins that I’ve
only been able to visually appreciate in books. With
a map and a lot of directions, I was off to explore
before the hotel staff could even get my bags to
my room. I felt like Dorothy in Oz during the trip.
Every time I thought I had seen THE most beautiful
and spectacular scenery, I’d turn around and my
jaw would drop even lower.
Moving around the cities on foot enabled me to experience
an ambience of the surroundings that is impossible if you’re
not physically present. Walking through ruins, slowing down
and enjoying the change in scenery, forced me out of my
comfort zone. But I didn’t find it uncomfortable. I found it
challenging in a way that pressed me to really concentrate on
my surroundings and at the same time, use my imagination.
The saying “a picture says a thousand words,” is accurate but
modest at best.
To walk where men
and women have
lived, learned, and
advanced thousands
of years ago is not a
common notion in the
United States. Touring
Athens provided a
good starting point
for my mathematical
journey. I was in awe
when I saw some of the
levels of advancement
that the ancients had
achieved centuries
and even millennia
ago. When drought
plagued the southern
side of the Greek isle of
Samos, the Eupalinian
aqueduct was built to
provide fresh water
to the capital city in
the sixth century BC.
One team of men
started digging on the
DaVinci’s Vitruvian Man in Vinci, Italy.
northern ridge of the
mountain range that
divides the island in half while another team started on the
southern side. At the completion of the tunnel, the two groups
were merely a few meters apart. This tunnel is considered one
of the masterpieces of ancient engineering. Samos is also home
to the famous mathematician, Pythagoras.
In the port of Syracuse in Sicily during the third century BC,
Archimedes held the Roman army at bay for two years with his
catapults aimed both inland and out to sea. The ruins of Pompeii
and Herculaneum, located between Vesuvius and the sea, reveal
communities from the first century with life-like art and even
precursors to our modern day spas. DaVinci definitely used
more than the usual ten percent of his brain power! As a man
of science, art, and engineering, his contributions to Renaissance
thinking and invention are unparalleled. In retrospect, the
persistence, the insights, and the stories that I was able to witness
leave me wanting to learn even more of math’s development as a
body of truths and language of science.
democratic. Santorini is the most beautiful place I have ever seen
in my life. The perfect light that reflects off the Aegean Sea makes
the whites seem whiter and the blues even brighter. Samos is
the Santorini for the Greek vacationers, a bit more crowded but
nearly as beautiful. I had not been able to secure a math guide
there. Through a listserv connection, I was able to meet a native
Samian who not only showed me around the island but treated
me as royalty. Phyllio took me to her apartment in Kokkaro to
meet her brother and sister where we spent an afternoon and
part of the evening
drinking Greek coffee
and discussing politics,
current events, and the
United States’ role in
the world.
“Our school continues
to be filled with
teachers who are
passionate about their
jobs and truly care
for their students.“
What I had not counted
on was being able to
identify the feeling a
student experiences
when exposed to new
Left: Trish Morris and her son, Mike Megliola ‘00,
concepts or unfamiliar
in front of the Parthenon.
situations. Travel is
an education in itself.
As both my sons
have spent college
semesters abroad, one
in Lyon, France and
the other in Beijing,
China, I have become
an advocate for our
children spending time
learning other cultures
first-hand. The world
is a much smaller place
The Island of Santorini is a volcanic rim.
than it was as recently
as 30 years ago. We
need to learn to understand and appreciate differences in nations
around the world as it shrinks due to advances in technology.
I’d like to think that I have a fairly healthy respect for many of
our modern conveniences. After visiting some of the homes
of early inventions and learning more about the times and
cultures that spawned them, I sometimes wonder why mankind
is not more advanced by now. From the engineering feats of
Archimedes and DaVinci to breathtaking works of Michelangelo
and Raphael, it might seem that we could advance no further.
But the next masterpiece, the cure for cancer, the mediation for
world peace will come from today’s students and those in the
future. I am grateful for my newfound inspiration and hope
that it will translate into a well worded question or enthusiasm
that will piqué curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge.
Trish is the 2007 recipient of the Brooks’ Sabbatical.
And then there was the scenery and the hospitality. As a mighty
ruler, the Acropolis sits on its lofty perch representing all that is
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Maggie with Henry Masagazi (L), the Ugandan business man who
is now running the production facility, and Peter (R), the district
director of NAADS - National Agricultural Advisory Services.
I served as NI’s coordinator for FBP, which entailed recruiting
volunteers from Carolina and other regional campuses to work
in Uganda. In addition, I helped volunteers acquire funding
for their trips, coordinated sheller-construction training
sessions, and organized the logistics for travel to and within
Uganda. It was thrilling to recruit and organize volunteers for
an international project about which I felt so passionate.
The Wind at Your Back
By Maggie Salinger ’06
A
Finally, in May, we left for Africa. Along with 10 other NI
students and five FBP representatives, I spent five weeks
there, transforming the ideas in our 50-page business plan into
action. During the first two weeks, we concentrated on setting
up the production facility and training the local workers to
make the nut sheller. During the remaining three weeks, we
held meetings with government agencies, women’s groups,
t GDS, lessons about the importance of humanitarian
service and involvement in the worldwide community
begin early. My participation in community service
began with a local focus and quickly evolved into a global one,
fueled by a love of foreign travel and the philanthropic spirit
of Kathy Davis, as well as an eye-opening trip to Uganda led
by Laura Hendrix. By the time I graduated from GDS, I knew
that I wanted to learn more about the pressures of life in the
developing world and the ways in which I could contribute to
their growth.
During my first semester at Carolina, I joined a nonprofit student
group called Nourish International (NI), a non-governmental
organization (NGO) that aims to raise awareness and funds to
combat the deepest poverty suffered by a third of our world’s
population. Each year, NI selects an NGO that is working on
sustainable grass-roots development projects abroad, and, in
return for NI’s monetary support, the NGO provides NI members
with a service-learning opportunity as they assist in the project’s
implementation. Last year, NI collaborated with an NGO called
the Full Belly Project (FBP), whose goal is to diminish hunger by
designing and disseminating culturally appropriate technology
to developing countries around the world.
One of FBP’s creations that received considerable attention
from philanthropic organizations was a hand-powered device
called the Universal Nut Sheller. To understand the potential
impact of this device on world hunger one must recognize
that a half a billion of the poorest people in the world rely
on peanuts as their primary source of protein. Among those
people, women and children typically spend eight hours per
day painfully shelling nuts by hand, which is time taken away
from school, family, or other, potentially income-generating
activities. The Universal Nut Sheller - in spite of being hand
powered - is able to perform this task at a rate 50 times faster
than hand shelling.
Throughout the year, NI fundraisers on the UNC campus
generated over $20,000 - $10,000 of which was designated
for FBP. (The remaining $10,000 was assigned to a project
in Guatemala.) To supplement these funds, two other NI
members and I collaborated with FBP executives to develop a
formal business plan for the Uganda project which we entered
in two entrepreneurship competitions held separately by the
business schools at UNC and Duke. Our business plan won
first place at both schools, netting $21,000 to add to the funds
previously raised by NI.
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Maggie with a peanut plant.
and farmers’ cooperatives to conduct demonstrations and
promote sales of the sheller. These meetings created business
connections that were useful for the Ugandan entrepreneur
who planned to continue making and selling the sheller after
we left. All of our business transactions involved extensive
and occasionally intense interactions with individuals from
various levels of Ugandan society. Through these interactions,
I gained a deeper understanding of the types of cultural
impediments to well-intended service efforts. Since returning to Chapel Hill this fall, Greensboro area
Rotary Clubs have invited me to their meetings to describe
our experiences in Uganda. I am exploring with them the
possibility of joining an FBP project in Haiti where Rotary is
already supporting an orphanage. This collaboration would
promote such life-sustaining projects as reforestation and
development of renewable fuels, in addition to distributing a
more modest distribution of nut shellers.
Apart from the emotionally compelling experience of assisting
desperately poor people, my involvement in international
service has been unbelievably instructive. Furthermore, it has
reinforced my commitment to issues of global poverty. I am
grateful to the inspirational teachers at GDS who launched me
on this journey.
Being
Diplomatic
By Georges Saab ’85
“No really, it is not as hard as it sounds. Let’s start with when
and where you were born.”
I looked at the woman behind the counter in utter disbelief.
“Um, okay, Greensboro NC, January 5, 1968.”
“And when did you leave the country the first time?”
“May 1968”
“I mean for more than 2 weeks?”
“May 1968.”
“Oh. This is not going to be so easy, is it?”
M
y wife, Johanna, and I were at the American
Consulate in Stockholm to register our daughter,
Elina, as an American citizen. The form requires
that you list all times you have travelled outside the U.S. for
more than a short vacation. Thirty-seven years of frequent
international travel for work and pleasure meant the list
was several pages long. Many hours later we were on our
way, relieved to have become a family of dual citizens.
My family travelled frequently when I was a child, visiting
my father’s extended family in Lebanon every other
summer up until the civil war broke out there.
Going to school put quite a dent in our travel schedule,
however going to GDS meant that the possibilities for
learning more about the world around us were numerous.
From studying about different cultures like China, India,
Japan, and Africa in middle school history to making a trip
with the soccer team to Holland and Germany, we received
an education that was ahead of its time in preparing us for
globalization.
In the years since GDS, work has taken me to most parts
of the U.S., Europe and Asia. I have travelled to the North
Pole (Svalbard), the South Pacific (New Zealand, Tahiti),
and to war torn nations in Central America (Guatemala)
and Africa (Angola). I have witnessed the growing
technology emergence in China and India, and the quiet
technology revolution in Europe and Scandinavia.
While studying at Duke, I spent a year in England working
in London and studying philosophy in Canterbury. I also
toured with an orchestra which performed in Austria,
Germany, Italy, and what was then called Czechoslovakia.
Strangely enough, graduating from Duke with a philosophy
major did not instantly translate to a high paying career.
Luckily my concentration in logic and language combined
Georges wit
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r.
with David Gilbert’s early efforts in helping GDS students
understand computer programming made it possible to
transition smoothly into a ‘wild west’ area of technology
called Artificial Intelligence (AI). A short gig with a small
company in Oxford, U.K. led to a job with the premier
company in the field in Silicon Valley.
A consulting gig for IBM in Stockholm led me to move
there in ’94 – quite a good move as it was there I met my
wife Johanna. In ’96 some former colleagues called to
convince me to move back to California and help them
create an exciting new language called Java – something I
have worked with ever since.
We spent the next six years in San Francisco, years of tech
boom and bust. Luckily I spent the downturn as CTO for
a startup in Honolulu – the trade winds and soft rainbows
proved a welcome balance to the economic woes of Silicon
Valley!
Since 2003 we have been back in Sweden, where I am now
the managing director of a subsidiary to BEA Systems.
A large part of my time is spent ‘translating’ in both
directions, culture even more than language. Even in this
age of globalization, the lack of understanding for cultural
differences is widespread!
Throughout my travels I have marveled at the preconceived
notions that many people have about Americans. I enjoy
being evidence to the contrary whenever someone comes
up with the inevitable clichés about Americans never
learning a foreign language, knowing nothing about other
cultures, or being unappreciative of political nuance.
I consider it a diplomatic mission enabled in great part by
my years at GDS.
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GUIDING
My Own Life
By E. Keats Webb ’03
A
•Das•E•He•De translates as “guide” from
the Cherokee language. Every evening after a
family style dinner a student is selected by the
former a•das•e•he•de to be leader of the day, to be the
guide for the following 24-hours. The selected student is
responsible for waking everyone up with the morning bell
at 7:00 a.m., leading our dawn meditation ritual Morning
Watch, gathering the community before meals with a song
or reading, leading community announcements and then
passing on the position at the following dinner. The bone
pendant whittled by the multi-talented art teacher and
worn by the chosen student symbolizes the leadership
role assumed for a day and also the program’s ability to
empower and challenge the students to become “guides”
for their own lives and those around them.
The Outdoor Academy of the Eagle’s Nest Foundation is a
semester program for high school sophomores nestled into the
Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Students from all
over the southeast come to the 180-acre campus to encounter
experiential education at its height. Like other semester
programs, the Outdoor Academy redefines the classroom
and education by expanding the walls to incorporate the
outdoors. Students will experience around 25 days out in
the field (hiking, climbing, paddling, and caving) which
complement their standard math, science, history, English,
foreign language, art and music classes.
I came across the Outdoor Academy as a graduate from a
similar program, the Maine Coast Semester in Wiscasset. As
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The bone pendant of the A•Das•E•He•De.
a junior in high school, I left Greensboro Day School, where I
had been a student since Kindergarten, and made a conscious
decision to take the path less traveled. We lived in cabins
heated by woodstoves and attended classes on the 500-acre
peninsula in the southern part of Maine. Our natural history/
environmental studies class wandered the woods identifying
trees and birdcalls or testing water quality of local streams
or tromping on the uneasy grounds of bog moss discovering
new ecosystems.
I learned to be adventurous, to take risks, to become the guide
of my own life and to be responsible for the path that I would
travel. I graduated from Greensboro Day School in 2003 and
started at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that
following fall. I quickly became involved with a nonprofit that
I had already been passionate about for years, Operation Smile.
As a high school freshman I was drawn to the organization by
a powerful student presentation that allured me to embark on
a six year journey through numerous fundraisers, conferences,
and an international medical mission experience and leave
me with a valuable understanding of leadership, service,
confidence, and global citizenship. During the fall of 2002,
I traveled to Manta, Ecuador, with an international medical
team, and as a student I taught community education to
patients, parents and school children. Returning from Ecuador
with a greater sense of obligation to serve as a global citizen
and a new perspective of the world, I continued and extended
my participation by becoming involved with the International
Student Programs through the Student Advisory Board (SAB)
during my freshman year of college.
Keats on one of her many adventures.
“I learned to be adventurous, to take risks, to become the guide of my own life
and to be responsible for the path that I would travel.”
With the combination of my international experience with
Operation Smile and my personal initiative to influence
my own education and to be adventurous, I decided to
study art and culture in Senegal during my junior year at
UNC. I adjusted to daily life with a Senegalese family of
17 by actively learning. Each day my family offered pieces
of their culture and traditions through shared meals, daily
tasks or late afternoon conversations. I used photography to
further explore and better understand the new culture using
the process to cross cultural and language barriers. As a
culmination of my semester, I completed a five-week research
project during which I focused on the strength of Senegalese
women using glass painting as a medium of expression. This
project has continued to influence my artistic endeavors
as I have focused on religion, women and strength using
photography as a means of expression and awareness.
To culminate my studies as a fine art photography student at
UNC, I decided to complete a senior thesis, The Continuation
of Life. With the aid of a summer fellowship, I began the
exploration through photographic portraits and interviews
of female retirement community residents highlighting their
personal strength and identity while also looking at their
methods of pursuing and continuing life countering the
stereotypes and limitations of aging. The project evolved into
a personal exploration and reflection of age and identity that
focuses on my grandmother and me and the juxtaposition of
images of the two of us. I was able to learn over the year that
going through the world with a camera in hand is a lifestyle and
a way of seeing. It is the way in which I experience the world.
One of my undertakings at the Outdoor Academy is restoring
the gardens and getting the students involved. I spend Monday
afternoon work programs with a few students in the garden
along with Saturday mornings. Encouraging the students
to think abstractly while working in the garden, I asked, “If
you could be any herb or spice, what would you be? Base
your answer on personality and not just what you like.” They
thought for a moment and answered with rosemary, oregano
and dill. I would say that I am ginger. Ginger is a spice that
has a distinct and unique taste. Originating in Southern China,
it has traveled and influenced dishes around the world with
versatility different from other herbs and spices. Like ginger
my interests are unique, my experiences distinct and my
passions rooted. While I have been a part of many communities,
I feel that, like ginger, I still stand out because of my unique
experiences including the Maine Coast Semester and spending
four months in Senegal. Semester programs like the Outdoor
Academy and Maine Coast Semester greatly influence their
students. I have made a full rotation, and while I am acting
as the a•das•e•he•de in my life, I am also encouraging the
students I live and work with to live intentionally and be
present as the guides in their own lives.
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Around Campus
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Around Campus
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YOUR Alumni Association is HOT these days! We have so many exciting things planned and of course, these events aren’t a success
unless we have YOUR participation. We appreciate the support that you are giving to your Association, and we hope that our events
make it worth your effort! The main goal of the GDS Alumni Board is to build relationships – with the school and with each other.
If you haven’t gotten involved, please join us!
Kathy Davis
GDS Director of Alumni Relations!
On the
Road Again
In July, Catherine Houston Snarr ’86, Jeb Brooks ’01, the assistant director of advancement, Terri Obermeyer, and the alumni
director, Kathy Davis traveled to Atlanta to visit three schools – Lovett, Pace and Woodward – to learn more about their
alumni programs. The group came home with many great ideas to make the GDS Alumni Association bigger and better
than ever.
The trip wouldn’t be complete without a gathering of Atlanta-area alumni.
John Lineweaver’s ’81 house provided a breathtaking backdrop for a tasty dinner with alumni spanning three decades.
Ellen Brown Blake ‘85 and
Sylvia Diza Jones ‘85
Tripp Middleton ‘95, Katie Walker ‘98
and Anna Beaver ‘03
John Lineweaver ‘81, Catherine Houston
Snarr ‘86, Katie Walker ‘98, Kathy Davis
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Kellie Hendrix Medford ‘82
and Fleet Medford ‘84
Elizabeth Andresen, Paul Andresen ‘88, Carolyn
Purser Cruz ‘76, Elizabeth Shoemaker ‘00
An Evening
Under the Autumn Moon
On October 4, over 150 alumni, past parents and faculty (past and present) gathered at the Kress Terrace in downtown
Greensboro for a night of wine tasting and jazz. Mary Schenck Dator’s ’82 husband, Rob, put together a great selection of
wines from all over the world.
Jonathan Peddrick ‘98 and Alex Sigmon ‘99 Kaler Walker ‘99, Mary Katherine Davis
‘99, Tyson Swanson ‘96, Tori Swanson ‘99
and Gordon Moss ‘96
Nate Conner ‘92 with two kindergarten
teachers, Happy Waller and the retired
Linda Walker
Edo Mlatac ‘97 and Laura Mlatac
Current parent Fran Tewkesbury, with
current teachers Jennifer Shoemaker ‘93,
Amanda Dowtin ‘97 and Ashley Knapp
Meyer ‘97
Jeb Brooks ‘01, Upper School math teacher
Cindy Stan, Holly Barnes Hofbauer ‘92,
Todd Munsey ‘90
McLean Moore ‘87 and Chris Meadows ‘85
Laura Gasiorek ‘82, Tony Bates ‘82, Louise Amanda Houston ‘90 and
Freemon Brady ‘82, Lane Schiffman ‘82,
Kristin Kirkman-Hall ‘91
Anna Godwin Brannon ‘82, Jim Rucker ‘82
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updates
1978 Carol McDaid was
honored with The America
Honors Recovery Award
for her advocacy work on
behalf of individuals in
or seeking alcohol and/or
drug recovery. Thomas
“Hollywood” Henderson
served as chair of the 2007
America Honors Recovery
Awards luncheon and
presented Carol with
the award.
Ned’s research focuses on
the specific mechanism of
melanoma cells that leads to
proliferation and metastasis.
Paul Segal ‘81 modeled a Rolex
watch in a BizLife Magazine ad.
1981 Paul Segal was
recently featured in a
full page ad in the
BizLife Magazine.
graduated from UNC in
2006 and is now a firefighter
in Chapel Hill, NC at Station
#1, which includes Granville
Towers, several fraternity
houses and campus buildings.
1982 Mary Schenck Dator
has accepted the position
of Director of Summer
Programs at Greensboro
Day School.
1983 Nick DeSoutter, his
wife, Lori, and their two sons
live in Atlanta. Nick works
for an insurance industry
trade association as an online
educator of people who are
new to that industry.
1984 Dr. Ned Sharpless,
Carol McDaid ‘78 accepts an
award from football star Thomas
“Hollywood” Henderson.
1986 David Shelor lives
in China and owns his own
antiques business there. He recently came back
to Greensboro for an
extended visit.
2002 Emily Dondero
who is an assistant professor
of Medicine and Genetics,
Cancer Genetics and Clinical
Research at the Lineberger
Comprehensive Cancer
Center at UNC recently
gave a talk about his cancer
research to the Triad Golfers
Against Cancer organization.
Emily Dondero ‘02 on duty at
Station #1 in Chapel Hill, N.C.
William Allen ‘88 recently
celebrated his engagement to
Elizabeth Patrick.
1999 Kaler Walker works
as a leasing representative
for Starmount Company in
Greensboro. She also serves
as the president of the
Triad chapter of NAIOP,
the National Association of
Industrial & Office Properties.
2003 Anna Beaver
recently appeared in a
music video that can be seen
on YouTube and BET. She
appears at the beginning
of the video, which can be
found at www.youtube.
com/watch?v=2dzfAuIE1oE.
Elizabeth Flora graduated
in May from UNCW and is
now living in Philadelphia
working for the 76ers.
Alumni
Board
The following energetic, enthusiastic alumni love Greensboro Day School, and are willing to make the Alumni Association
the best it can be. If you have concerns, compliments or suggestions, please feel free to contact one of the following board
members. Their contact information is in the online directory on the GDS Web site:
Nate Conner ’92
President
Catherine Houston Snarr ‘86
President-Elect
Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Durant Bell ‘98
Helen Brooks ’80
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Jeb Brooks ‘01
Mary Schenck Dator ’82
Carter Davenport ‘99
Cristi Phillips Driver ‘86
Anna Dixon Garrett ‘77 
Kristy Starr Garrison ’89
Jay Harmon ’86 
Kristin Kirkman-Hall ‘91
Tenisha S. Jacobs ‘98 
Wendy Lavine ‘85
Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton ’78
Thomas Somerville ’90
Adam Tilley ’93 
Danny Wright ‘89
Coming
Full Circle
By Anoop Singh ’03
Photo: Anoop and two of his Duke classmates in Punjab.
Behind them is the Golden Temple, the most important
religious building for Sikhs.
As
is true with most, I absolutely love visiting my
grandparents’ house and gorging myself on
my grandmother’s amazing cooking. The only
difference with my visits as a child was that they occurred about
once every two years as my grandparents live on the other side of
the world, in India. Those trips to India in the ’90s were a complete
culture shock as the country severely lacked many resources and
amenities that I have taken for granted in the US.
Despite the number of times I’ve been to India, today I am still
in shock, but for different reasons. Sporting corporate logos
recognizable to anyone from the US, glass and steel structures have
come to dominate a landscape where there used to be nothing but
farmland. Where there were two-lane roads that saw only a few
brands of Indian-made cars, now stretch roads 12 lanes wide and
two-story highways that see makes of automobiles from all over
the world. One of the biggest trends today is the sudden onset of
never before seen western-style convenience stores.
Much of this change can be attributed to the flattening of the
world that Friedman discusses. The instant connectivity and the
ready and rapid movement of goods, services, ideas, capital, and
people have created this opportunity for developing countries
to leverage their cheaper manpower to provide the developed
world with any and all products needed.
Furthermore, the world has become much more than just flattened;
the world is becoming a community. In a flat world, events in
one part are instantly heard about by others, and resources are
allocated in accordance with the nature of that event. In the
community that is now forming, events and people in one part
have a meaningful impact on those of other parts, and there is real
discussion and interaction taking place because people are aware
of the impacts that they have.
We see this impact in the debate over outsourcing/offshoring:
before, it was merely referred to derisively but now the topic has
become an important issue in the 2008 US presidential election.
Outsourcing has taken a nasty connotation in the US and rightly
so as losing one’s livelihood is a terrible situation. However,
after having spent last summer interning in New Delhi and now
working for the same company, it is hard to refute the positive
impacts this phenomenon has had. The office in New Delhi has
seen an almost one-third increase in staff just in the few months
between my internship and full-time employment, as the increase
in wealth in the country has increased demand for the food
products that the company manufacturers. As hard as it is to
deny the pain that US families suffer from a loss of employment,
it is just as hard to deny the newfound joy of the Indian families
who can now afford to send their children to a decent school and
provide them with a positive outlook on life that previously was
only dreamt of.
Though I do not know the solution or how to “fix” this in order
to make everyone happy, I do feel that the way to think about
this new world is the same way we currently see our churches/
temples, neighborhoods, and schools such as GDS. The world is
becoming less and less like that which is portrayed on maps, with
hard-set boundaries, and more and more like our institutions
such as GDS. The world is becoming a community where
individuals can see how their actions and interactions really do
impact individuals elsewhere.
Coming full circle, outsourcing is causing a previously unseen
effect in India as well. There are numerous instances where the
outsourcing companies are opening up call centers in Vietnam
and other countries because the outsourcing boom has caused a
massive increase in wages here in India. Ironically, the Indian
outsourcing heavy-weights have even opened up call centers
back in the United States.
Outsourcing has given my life an interesting twist as well. Age
having unfairly rendered her joints much less active than before,
my grandmother has outsourced her astonishing culinary abilities
and hired a cook, just when I’m finally able to live every kid’s
dream and spend weekends at my grandparents’ house.
Anoop is a 2007 graduate of Duke University. Following graduation, he
moved to India where he now works.
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weddings
1987 Chuck Hodges and Elina Urli were married on Saturday,
June 9, 2007 in Oriental, N.C. They live in Raleigh, N.C.
1992 Susan Mann and Michael Flosi were married on Saturday,
August 4, 2007 in Greensboro. Susan’s matron of honor was Linda
Mann Simansky ’85 and her bridesmaids were Rachel Fish Curtis,
Megan Meier Dzwonskowski, Erin Williams Masterson and Sloan
Calhoun Wilson. Susan and Michael live in Chicago.
1996 Paul Neufeld and Allison Owen were married on May 26, 2007
in Asheville, NC. Bridesmaid included Margot Neufeld ’00. Adam
Neufeld ’00 was the best man. Paul and Allison live in Eugene, Ore.
1998 Lisa Barry and David Frist were married on Sunday,
August 5, 2007 in Greensboro. The wedding party included Dori
Nelson as maid of honor, Kara Medoff Barnett ’96, Kathleen
Martin ’01, Brooke Evenson Moncrief, Arren Spence as
bridesmaids and David Barry ’01 as a groomsman. Lisa and
David live in Atlanta.
Here is a list of committees that the Alumni
Board has formed. All alumni are invited to
work on a committee. If you see something
that sparks your interest, please e-mail Kathy
Davis. Remember in this age of electronic
communication, you do NOT have to live in
Greensboro to be part of a committee. Here
are the committees and their descriptions:
College Mentor
Brooke Stan and Pete Laurie were married Saturday, August
12, 2007 in Napa Valley. The wedding party included Katie Stan
Adams ’96 as maid of honor and Beth Girardi McCutcheon as a
bridesmaid. Brooke and Pete live in San Francisco, Calif.
and seniors who are looking at colleges, as well
Brooke Stan ‘98 at her
wedding with many GDS
friends - Jeanette Hagan
‘98, Cindy Stan, Trish
Morris, Brooke Stan
Laurie ‘98, Louise Cornet,
Katie Stan Adams ‘96,
Beth Girardi McCutcheon
‘98, Kathy Davis and
Marie Scott ‘98.
with the college guidance office. They will also
Landy Douglas and Joseph Elliott were married on Saturday, June 23,
2007 in Greensboro. The maid of honor was Kimberly Hickey and
bridesmaids included Suzy Digby and Jacquelyn Stafford. Groomsmen
included Robert Douglas ’96 and Kent Gryskiewicz. Nancy Carlson
was a reader. Landy and Joseph live in Fort Collins, Colo.
2001 Emily Crowe and Bryan Pack were married on Saturday, June
30, 2007 in Charleston, S.C. Wesley Crowe Stanley ’99 was the matron of
honor. Emily and Bryan live in Charleston.
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Involved...
Marcie McKenzie and David Miller were married on Saturday, July
21, 2007 in Linville, N.C. Erin Hess was the maid of honor, and
the wedding party included bridesmaid Jordan Kime Perry, usher
Austin Lane ’08, and reader Craig Hassenfelt McIntosh.
2000 Elizabeth Burney and Michael Malinzak were married on
Saturday, August 18, 2007 in Greensboro. Bridesmaids included
Megan Gessner Conrad and groomsmen included Joseph Burney
’96. Elizabeth and Michael live in Durham, N.C.
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Get
This committee will be the liaison to GDS juniors
as students who just graduated and are enjoying
their first year at college. This group will attend
college nights at GDS and be available to work
oversee the college mentor program and make
the college mentor assignments each August.
This is a perfect committee for out-of-town
alumni. Match up to a 2007 GDS graduate who
attends your college alma mater.
Young Alumni
This committee will be in charge of gatherings for
younger alumni around the country. Interested
in young alumni gatherings in your area? This is
a great committee for you!
Booster Club
Community/Social Activities
This committee will be the liaison to the GDS Booster
Club and will help with campus-wide athletic
events such as GameDay Grill, Homecoming, Coach
Johnson’s 700th win celebration, the Little Four,
receptions at away games, and more!
This committee will help brainstorm and plan
alumni events that bring alumni back to the
campus or together in other cities. This group is
currently working with the booster committee on
Homecoming in December. Another task includes
starting an Alumni Speaker Series that will bring a
notable alumnus(a) back to campus to speak.
Annual Fund
This committee is in charge of all aspects of the
Alumni Annual Fund...writing and mailing letters,
making follow-up phone calls, and planning events
for the Annual Fund. This committee works closely
with Terri Obermeyer in the GDS Advancement
Office and Alumni Director Kathy Davis. If you live
out of town, volunteer to call some of your fellow
classmates. Challenge them to be the class that raises
the most money for the Annual Fund.
Reunion Weekend
Reunion Weekend includes multiple events over
three days. This committee needs a few individuals
to oversee all the events as permanent committee
members, working closely with the Alumni Office. Events include a Friday night party, a Saturday
morning fun run, a Saturday afternoon cookout
and Saturday night class parties. If you will be in
the area for this year’s Reunion Weekend (April 2526), volunteer your time to the committee. Advance
work can be done via e-mail and phone.
Faculty Appreciation
This committee is in charge of letting the faculty
know how much they are appreciated and letting
them know what the Alumni Association is working
on. Faculty treats will be organized and handed out
at the beginning of each semester and at the final
staff meeting in May.
Database Update
This committee is two-fold. One task is to update
alumni information and profiles. We want to stay
in touch with all alumni and correct information
is a necessity. You can always help with this by
sending us your updated info.
Bylaws
This committee will document and organize current
board practices and update the bylaws to reflect the
current board goals.
Alumni SERVICE PROJECT
This committee will develop one or more alumni
service projects that will include participation of all
alumni on and off campus. We have many ideas for
a first project...this committee will vote on one and
get started very soon. Why not plan a service project
in your area?
INTERESTED?
Please e-mail: [email protected]
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What Comes
Next
By Sallie Lacy ’93
Photo: Rotary World Peace Fellows – Robert Opira from
Uganda, Sallie Lacy ’93, Cecelia Nidzwie from Zambia, Vikas
Gora from India and Kristin Post from Chapel Hill.
In
the summer of 2004, I was living in Cochabamba,
Bolivia, a sprawling city perched at 8,500 feet
above sea level in a high Andean valley of South
America. I was two years into a job with a US consulting
firm implementing an agriculture-marketing project for the
US government. We were working with small-scale farmers
needing assistance to access markets for their crops, which
ranged from oregano and onions to coffee and tea.
Phase one of our project was slated to end the following year,
and I had the option of staying to work on phase two or to move
on to something new. On the one hand, I remember thinking
that I loved my job, but on the other hand I wondered… what
should come next? I decided that when my third year in Bolivia
concluded that I would be ready for a change.
Graduate school was one option, but I was unsure about
which degree to pursue. As a student at GDS, I was interested
in environmental issues and participated in activities, such
as recycling initiatives on campus. After finishing at UNC, I
fulfilled a goal I had made for myself in the 7th grade at GDS,
where in Sybil Davis’ class I learned about the Peace Corps and
decided I wanted to be a volunteer too. I headed to Honduras
where I worked building water systems in small villages. That
experience showed me firsthand that the inconvenience of
water rationing in places like Greensboro paled in comparison
to the reality that Hondurans faced in terms of access to clean
water. For the first time, I saw the direct connection between
deforestation and the disappearance of water supplies. The
dependence on firewood for cooking, slash and burn tactics
used for clearing land for cultivation and the demands of the
timber industry all were contributing to the destruction of
watersheds, contamination of surface water supplies, and in
many cases, viable water springs were simply drying up.
Later, in Cochabamba, yet another facet of resource scarcity
revealed how control of natural resources can actually cause
conflict. The city had in 1999 grabbed global media attention
when protests against the privatization of the city water
supply concluded with the violent and deadly ouster of an
international consortium led by the US firm Bechtel. Bechtel’s
group had won the concession to run Cochabamba’s water
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On the one hand, I remember thinking that I loved
my job, but on the other hand I wondered…what
should come next?
system and had instituted sharp rate increases even before
people could see any improvements to the water system. The
result was a major outcry that ended in the consortium being
expelled from the country and the water system’s management
returning to the city.
The connection between environmental concerns and other
forms of social injustice with the potential for increased
incidents of conflict seemed very real to me, and I decided that
it was worth dedicating time to understanding the causes. So, I
left my job in Bolivia and headed back to school. I was thrilled
to find two great opportunities to peak my interests. After
completing a 12-month Master’s Degree in environmental
science and policy in the US, I almost immediately boarded
a plane to Brisbane, Australia where I am currently in my
last month of studies to complete a degree in International
Relations and Peace and Conflict Studies. This second
opportunity was made possible through the generosity of the
Rotary Foundation, which supports peace initiatives such as
the Rotary World Peace Scholarship.
While here in Brisbane, I have explored a wide range of
issues within the contexts of international development,
globalization, peace-building and conflict resolution, and I can
say with greater certainty that we need to do better as a global
community. Not only are we testing the carrying capacity
of the Earth with unsustainable consumption patterns and
population growth, but we are also creating severe inequalities
between rich and poor – a phenomenon that does nothing to
advance our desires for greater global security.
As for me, I will soon return to the working world, and it’s
time to think again about what comes next. I feel incredibly
privileged to have had the luxury of taking over two years to
pursue these studies, and whatever my new pursuit may be,
I feel ready.
births
1990 Jason Sparrow and Courtney Sparrow. Son: Miles
Gresham Sparrow, June 25, 2007. Miles joins big brother
Isaac. They live in Greensboro.
Tara Heggie Sherrill and Gray Sherrill. Son: Sam Sherrill,
November 6, 2006. Sam joins big brother Charlie. They
have recently moved back to Greensboro.
1991 Jacky Bollini and Meredith Bollini. Daughter:
Maren Allison Bollini, February 5, 2007. Maren
joins big brother, Jake. They live in Sierra Vista, Ariz.
Miles & Isaac Sparrow, sons of Jason Sparrow ‘90
Kristen Powel Cornelison and Scott Cornelison. Son:
Christopher Powel Cornelison, November 28, 2006. They
live in Charlotte, N.C.
1993 Alex Marshall and Amanda Taylor Marshall. Son:
Mac Marshall, May 11, 2007. Mac joins big brother James. They live in Washington, DC.
1994 Smyth Cobia Brydon and
David Brydon.
Daughter: Brooke Brydon. Brooke joins big brother Jake. They live in New Zealand.
Maren Bollini, daughter of Jacky
Bollini ‘91
Sam Sherrill, son of Tara
Heggie Sherrill ‘90
Molly Levinson Wachs and Josh Wachs. Son: Henry Isaac
Wachs, July 28, 2007. They live in New York, NY. Jermaine Watson and Sonja Watson. Son: Solomon
Stephenson Watson, May 20, 2006. They live in St. Louis, Mo.
1997 Chris Craven and
Maggie Craven. Son:
John Archer Craven (Jack),
July 11, 2007. They live
in Greensboro.
Powel Cornelison, son of Kristen Powel Cornelison ‘91, in the bouncy seat
with Hilary and Clay Wilder, children of Nell Lambert Wilder ‘90 and
Travis Wilder. Clay is Kristen’s Godson and Powel is Nell’s Godson.
Jack Craven, son of Chris
Craven ‘97
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memorials
Tommy Ruffin ’76, June 21, 2007: brother of Mark Ruffin ’77 and
uncle of Grace Ruffin ’18 and Pearce
Ruffin ’20.
Tom Anderson, April 9, 2007: father
of Lisa Anderson Parrish ’86.
Doug Anderson, October 22, 2007:
father-in-law of Lower School teacher
Crissy Anderson.
William Hodges, September 22,
2007: father of Lower School science
specialist, Rosemarie Cooke, and
grandfather of Jamie Cooke ’02 and
Tim Cooke ’06.
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Mark
YOUR CALENDARS
Thanksgiving Weekend – Class of 2002 Reunion
December 7 – Homecoming
December 26-28 – Little Four Tournament:
Hospitality Room at the Greensboro Coliseum
April 25-26 – Reunion Weekend featuring:
Walter Winfield Ebert, September 12,
2007: father of Lower School assistant
Cindy Rayburn, and grandfather of
Stephany Rayburn ’06.
Friday night: A Party for all alumni
Jean Moore, August 5, 2007: father
of Upper School English teacher, Bill
Moore, and grandmother of Isabelle
Moore ’97 and Margaret Moore ’02.
Saturday night: Parties honoring the classes
Saturday morning: Road Race
Saturday afternoon: Women’s Soccer Game
of ’78, ’83, ’88, ’93 and ‘98
Finding My
M
adras, India overwhelms the
senses with auto rickshaws
and motorbikes racing by,
sights of colorful saris against dusty
streets, vibrant “Bollywood” posters
covering dilapidated walls, the smell of
chai boiling at a street side restaurant,
temple bells ringing and cows roaming
freely. A world of colorful, rich, energythriving chaos surrounds me.
Drive
By Clara Love Prigge ’94
As I sit here and take in so many vastly
different images from my upbringing, I
question how I have come to this place.
I relate back to my experiences at GDS
and reflect on the building blocks and
tools instilled that have enabled me to
explore and learn from the diversities of
the world.
Although currently in India, where I’m
training further in yoga for one month, I
normally reside in Shanghai, China with
my husband, Grant Prigge ’94. Grant
and I have been living in Shanghai for
seven years. Grant is the co-founder and
CEO of a publishing company called
ILX Media Group which has offices in
Shanghai and New Delhi. I am a yoga
teacher with Yoga Shala Shanghai
and a consultant for Operation Smile.
Living and working in Asia has been
an incredible experience filled with
challenges and growth.
Clara in India.
many local and international charities
such as Operation Smile and Habitat
for Humanity gave us opportunities to
become socially responsible citizens at
an early age. I became involved with
Operation Smile in the 8th grade and
recall the moment of first being touched
by the story of changing a child’s life
through a cleft lip or cleft palate surgery.
To now find myself a part of the Operation
Smile family, working to support medical
missions through fundraising and
education events in China, it is apparent
what a strong impact these opportunities
at GDS had in my life.
Lastly, GDS inspired us to challenge
ourselves. Whether it be academically
or personally, GDS was a nurturing
environment
that
helped
build
confidence and integrity. Through so
many inspirational teachers, we were
encouraged to go beyond our own
limitations. The challenge of such things
as our senior projects or spending a week
in the Pisgah National Forest during the
junior year camping trip has prepared us
to embrace challenges in our lives today.
Coming from GDS where respect, honor
and social service are among the highest
importance, I have felt well prepared to
take on the challenges of living abroad
and helping to make our world a better
place.
One of the most important qualities
Many GDS alumni have also moved to
strengthened at GDS was respect for
Asia. Joey Fields ’94 and his wife Jane
others. No matter what socioeconomic
Forbes have been living in Shanghai for
group, ethnicity or religion we were
more than two years where he is Chief
all treated equally with respect and
Clara practicing her craft.
Representative/Asia Director for TNC
honor amongst the GDS community.
Global. Kelly Dougherty ’94 was living in
This is one thing that has carried with
Shanghai for one year and now has been in Hong Kong for one
me through life as I have faced the challenges of visiting and
year where she works for Hirsch Bedner Associates, Interior
living in foreign places. Having respect for all human-beings,
Design Consultants. George Henderson ’99 is partner in a
has empowered me to be open to new cultures and places.
residential real estate company called Angthong Hills in Koh
Samui, Thailand where he has been living for three years. We
Another very important concept reinforced at GDS was
would all agree that our experiences at GDS have given us the
compassion and service for others. Through the sophomore
drive to travel and see the world.
year service project, each of us experienced the beauty in giving
back to the community. GDS’s support through youth clubs to
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friendship
scholarship
sportsmanship
Annual Report of Donors
2006-2007
Greensboro Day School
Annual Report of Donors
2006-2007
Greensboro Day School gratefully acknowledges the donors who demonstrated their commitment to the
school’s mission and programs last year. Through gifts totaling $2,060,721 between July 1, 2006 and
June 30, 2007, donors supported current operations and capital projects and grew the endowment. This
annual giving report recognizes the generous families, alumni, faculty and staff, friends, and organizations
that helped make it possible for our students to have an excellent educational experience. Thank You.
Under the strong leadership of Liz and Glenn Waters, the Annual Fund First campaign raised over
$775,000 in support of faculty salaries, financial assistance, academic programs and day-to-day
operations. These funds represent the most successful Annual Fund campaign in Greensboro Day
School’s history, reaching a record total and exceeding the goal by 10%.
The GDS Alumni Association “came of age” this year, contributing over $100,000 to the Annual Fund
First campaign. In addition, alumnae Mary Copeland ’79 and Jane Gorrell ’79 led a team of alumni
volunteers who launched the Robert D. Satterfield Endowment for Alumni Children, an on-going effort
to raise dollars for need-based financial aid.
We also extend our appreciation to the leadership and volunteers of the Parents’ Association, led by
Allison Morrisette. Their major fundraiser, Savor the Day, chaired by Melanie Ketner and Kimberly
Strong, raised $90,000 towards the completion of the Parents’ Association Media Center as well as
other projects.
The following pages detail the numerous individuals, corporations and foundations who have supported
Greensboro Day School with restricted and unrestricted gifts. Every effort has been made to ensure
the accuracy of this report. However, as with any work of this nature, inadvertent errors may occur. If
we have erred on, or omitted, information, we apologize and ask that you contact the Greensboro Day
School Office of Advancement at (336) 288-8590 or email [email protected].
Annual Fund Giving Clubs
The following individuals, corporations and foundations made restricted and unrestricted gifts
to The Greensboro Day School Annual Fund.
Luminary Society
Mr. Louis DeJoy and Dr. Aldona Wos
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Howard ’76
F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Parents’ Association
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.
Zeist Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
Torch Society
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Avera
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bates
Ms. Elizabeth Becker
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mente Benjamin
Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Epes
Carolyn and Joe Gorga
Dina and Burney Jennings
John Templeton Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kleinman
Lyn and Michael Shanley
Honor Society
Mr. and Mrs. Quint M. Barefoot
Beverly and Ray Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Bohrer
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brennan
Ms. Helen Brooks ’80
Burlington Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Clark
John and Sally Dillard Cohen ’76
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Melissa and Terry Cox
Jo and Dave Delman
Ms. E. Jane Gorrell ’79
Guy M. Turner, Inc.
Barry E. Halevy and Eden Halevy ’12
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Holcombe
Melanie and Robert Ketner
Dr. Andrew Kirsteins and
Dr. DeAnna Kirchmayer-Kirsteins
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Konen
Manning-Kaplan Family
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Milam
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Patterson
Sandy and Marshall Pittman
Jane and Royce Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Garson Lee Rice, Jr.
Ann and Russ Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Shavitz
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Steen
Mrs. Sydney J. Stern, Jr.
Mr. H. Gregg Strader and
Dr. Sara E. Stoneburner
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts
Sportsmanship Society
Karen and Frank Aluisio
American International Group
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bryan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Burns
Dr. and Mrs. William D. Caffrey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Dick
Mr. and Mrs. A. Randy Floss
Forbes Development Company
Ms. R. Ross Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hassenfelt
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Darby Henley
Drs. Donald and Sandra Henson
Pat and Thomas Hickman
Sera and Phil Jacob
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Johnson III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Knowles, Jr.
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Lloyd
Paula and Ken Mackovic
Alex Marshall ’93 and Amanda Taylor Marshall ’93
Terry and Patrick McDaid
Ms. Ginger A. McKinney
Mr. Joseph A. McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mergner
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morrisette, Jr. ’75
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niegelsky
Caroline and Davis North
Drs. Leigh Ann and Henry Pool
Mr. Roger R. Posacki and Ms. B. Jan Findley
Mr. and Mrs. Britt A. Preyer
Jennifer and Robert Riedlinger
Mr. and Mrs. Keith V. Sessoms
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Supple
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Tewkesbury
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Treleaven
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Trone III
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Walthall
Ms. Cecile W. Winstead
Mr. Michael P. Winstead Jr.
Scholarship Society
Bo and Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Beach
Susan and Jeff Beane
Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Brown III
Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Browne
Mr. Charles W. Calkins and Dr. Susan D. Calkins
Hillary and Paul Carroll
Mr. Soonyeon Cha and Mrs. Sangsook Yoon
Alyssa and Ashfaque Chowdhury
Barbara and Michael Curry
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dixon, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus V. Duda
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Dye
Peggy and Marion Follin
Mr. Barry S. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. David Gambrell
Mrs. Sally Garey
Mr. and Mrs. John F. C. Glenn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gorrell
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Granberry
Chris and Kathy Mincher Green ’84
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Guhne
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hartnett
Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Hemphill
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hemphill
Merrill and Chuck Keeley ’81
Barbara and Fred Kirby
Fran and Warren Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
Randy Kritzer and Judy Frederick
David and Sally Gorrell Kuratnick ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly D. Lebsack
Dr. and Mrs. Marc E. Magod
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Manning
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maxwell
Mrs. Patricia M. McConnell
Allison and John Melson
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Laura and Tom Mincher
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Morris, Sr.
Murphy/Wainer Orthopedic Specialists
Ms. Elizabeth T. Murray
Mr. James H. Murray ’75
Dr. and Mrs. Eric S. Neijstrom
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Paris III
Martha and Rob Peddrick
Linda and Curt Perry
Ann and Mac Pugh
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Pulitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Pusch
Carol and Larry Putnam
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ricketts
RJ Reynolds Foundation
Dr. Edward Robinson and Dr. Pam Pittman
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurt Roehrig
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Roer
Gail and Paul Rohlfing
Erin and Keith Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Scott, Jr. ’90
Anne and Trevor Shick
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. C. Shogry
Johanna and Sid Stern
Kimberly and John Strong
Dr. and Mrs. David C. Talbot
Jim Tanner and Anita Lindsey
Kim and Robert Wainer
Liz and Glenn Waters
Matthew Weingold
Robyn and Martin Weissburg
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Whitley, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Wrenn
Friendship Society
Dr. Sandra Adams and Dr. Fred Adams
Mr. and Mrs. A. John Allen
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ammondson
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Annual Fund Giving Clubs
Leadership Giving
Leadership Circle
$15,000+
Luminary Society
$10,000 - $14,999
Torch Society
$5,000 - $9,999
Honor Society
Character Circle
$2,500 - $4,999
Sportsmanship Society
$1,500 - $2,499
Scholarship Society
$1,000 - $1,499
Friendship Society
Supporters
Partnership Circle
$500 - $999
GDS Society
$250 - $499
Prowlers
$1 - $249
Bengals
Annual Fund Giving Clubs (continued)
Friendship Society
(Continued from page 1.)
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Arnold
Drs. Richard and Elizabeth Aronson
Pam and John Attayek
Margaret and Rusty Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Bayer
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Beach
Allison and Jon Bell ’90
Mr. Brett Berry ’85 and
Mrs. Winston Barber Berry ’89
Carol and Mark Boles
Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Calhoun
Dr. and Mrs. J. William Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Christopher
Amy and Glenn Chrystal
Mr. Woo Cheol Chung and Mrs. Young Ja Park
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mark Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Copeland, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Gary P. Cram, Jr.
Mr. Robert C. Craven III ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Crink
Robert F. Dabbs
Dana and Brad Deaton
Sherrie and Robert Delk
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Dick, Jr.
Ann and Tom Dodd
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Jenny and John Doutt
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunham
Cathy and Lowell Easter
David F. Evans and Kelly Connelly Evans
Rennie Faulkner ’81 and
Mary Ruth Cooke Faulkner ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Favruzzo
Kim and Brian Freedman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabriel
Harley and Kristy Starr Garrison ’89
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Gilmore III
Gloria and Greg Gonzales
Penny and John Lee Graves
Drs. John and Virginia Greene
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes G. Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Hagler
Mrs. Caroline D. Haley
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Christopher Kelly Harrill and
Kelly Koury Harrill ’83
Berkeley and George Harris
Ms. Pricey Taylor Harrison ’76
Alison and Jim Hirshorn
Hunter and Ashley Weaver Hodges ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward Holbrook
Beth and Rich Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Hood
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hope
Mrs. Jackie Humphrey
Ingersoll-Rand
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jennings
Jester Company
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jester IV ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Jobe
Marianne and Mike Johnson
Leigh McCoy Jones ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Karlsten
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kelly
David Knox ’82 and Virginia Harris Knox ’83
Michael L. Krick and Mary A. Krick
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent Kulman
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leath
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lee ’83
Mrs. Annette Leight
Lee Lesley ’87
Mr. Fang Lin and Mrs. Xiu Hua Zhang
Mrs. Smedes Ayers Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Longley
Bradley and Mary Ellen Kavanagh Lowry ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Lozo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Lucas
Dr. and Mrs. Eric A. Mansell
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. May
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie T. McClain
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Angus G. McEachran
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sapp
Schering-Plough Foundation
Alethea and Bob Segal
Kelly and Buddy Seymour
Angel and Brad Sherrill
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt P. Smith
Steve and Catherine Houston Snarr ’86
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snider
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Snider
Kristen and Thomas Somerville ’90
Joan and Dave Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Stone
Leigh and Craig Sudbrink
Trinh and Burke Thompson
Mr. Charles Tinsley, Jr. ’81
Ms. Margaret J. Tinsley ’78
Mr. Alexander Tisdale ’89 and
Mrs. Elizabeth Monroe Tisdale ’89
Mrs. Constance W. Treloar
Dr. Cheryl M. Trentini
Dr. Christopher J. Trentini
Triad Pastabilities, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Tuck
Drs. Peter and Angela Van Trigt
Mr. Richard Vanore ’87 and
Mrs. Ashley Koury Vanore ’87
Gary Walker and Sally Leight
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Warmath, Jr.
Mr. Timothy D. Warmath ’80
Mr. and Mrs. David Weavil
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Werner
Mrs. Betty J. Whiteheart
Sue and Jay Wink
GDS Society
Patty and Bill McIvor
Dr. Jeffrey Medoff and Ms. Debra Silber
Ms. Kellie Murphy Melinda ’80
J. Shannon Michael and Margaret M. Michael
Ken Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mohr
Elizabeth and Allen Montgomery
Mr. Alex Morcos ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Moye
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest John Oddono
Rina and Matt Olin ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Page
Jill and Steve Parham
Mr. David F. Parker, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Peck
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Peeler
Judy and Mark Peters
Beth and Claibourne Poindexter, Jr. ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Porter IV ’84
The Procton Family
Mr. Richard and Dr. Rebecca Pugh
Mary Lynn and Kim Redmond
Dr. Norman and Laurie Regal
Mr. Scott M. Risdon and Ms. Zane C. Hembree
Laura and Todd Roseman
Michael D. Altheimer and Suzanne Wagner
Kelly and Scott Bankhead
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexander S. Barrett
Michael and Amy Berry Barry ’87
Bruce Beaman ’82
Mrs. Jan Beaman
Ms. Laura B. Behrendt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Bell
Mrs. Barbara S. Brazill
Alan Breslow ’76
Mr. and Mrs. George Breslow
Charlie Britt ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Atwell J. Brookshire
Martha and David L. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. F. Marshall Brown
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buchanan III
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Burns
Citigroup Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Conner ’92
Louise and Jay Cornet
Ms. Mary Lee W. Copeland ’79
Christi and Pete Dalldorf
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Davis ’89
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. De Poortere
Elizabeth and James Deterding, MD’s
Anne and Rob Deutsch
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Drinkard
Cathy and Brad Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Elsner
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Annual Fund Giving Clubs (continued)
Ms. Orren Beth Falk
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rufus Farrior, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Fontaine
Miriam and Patrick Forbis
Neil and Andrea Oakley Fox ’91
Diane and Ed Gaines
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gauss
Judith and Bob Gittin
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Grapey
Dr. Robert Groat and
Mrs. Sandra Anderson Groat
Darlene and Neal Guffey
Dr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Hatchett, Jr. ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Hawkins
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Hazlett
Julia and Masoud Hejazi
Monique and Chuck Hirsch
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Chris, Bob, William ’11 and
Matthew ’16 Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Jessup
Dr. and Mrs. L. Donald Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Jones ’94
Mr. Roger S. Jones, Jr. and
Mrs. Carla Smith Jones ’83
Mr. William Stowe and
Ms. Johannah Jones, Ph.D
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ketner
Mose and Doris Egerton Kiser
Dr. Douglas Lemley and Mrs. Barbara Freedy
Ms. Margaret F. Leong
Cissy and Jim Li
Ms. Susan C. Macheledt
Jenny and Mike Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Marks, Jr.
Sigrid and Stephen Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Martindell, Jr.
James T. and Margaret Massagee
Joan and Michael Mattingly
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mayer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. McDade
Mrs. Gail B. McGroarty
Debra and Jim Merritt
Mr. Richard V. Michaels
Drs. David and Sally Miller
Dr. Wayne Moore and Ms. Laura Kaufman
Rick Nault
Mr. Charlie M. Nichols
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Nitka
Novartis US Foundation
Bettie and Steve Olson
Ms. Alison W. Peeler
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pittman
Mr. James Plant and Mrs. Nanci Petruccelli
Dr. and Ms. Aleksei V. Plotnikov
Penelope and Ray Ponder
Dr. Ajith Ramachandran and
Dr. Bindubal Balan
Anita A. Richardson and John Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Robinson II
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers
Ann and Hal Rollins
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sar
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Schenck III
Mr. and Mrs. Ware F. Schiefer
Dana and Stuart Schleien
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Mary and Pedro Schmid
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Schner
Ellen Williams Schumak ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Scott
Gloria Silber
Dana and Philip Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. South
Drs. Malcolm and Mary Stark
Dr. J. Richard Steedle and
Dr. Holly S. Chambers
Target
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Tate
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Templeton
Mr. and Mrs. Philippe H. Vercaemert
Lesa and George Vinson
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan M. Wagoner
Suzy and Ken Walker
Laurie and John Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Weatherly III
The Weaver Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel N. Wells
Dr. and Mrs. Simon J. Wheeler
Jan Regester Whitman
Nancy and Bevin Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Williams
Wyeth Matching Gifts
Prowler Society
Anonymous (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ackerman
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adornetto
Advanced Personnel Resources, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Allen
American Express Gift Matching Program
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Arbuckle III
Lucy Austin
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Charles S. Harris and Lenora Billings-Harris
Sion A. Boney
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borgmann
Kaye and Mark Brassfield
Julie and Terry Brown
Mr. Daniel H. Burbine
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Callicott
Paula and Haney Camp
The Charles Schwab Foundation
Copeland Cherry ’00
Susan and Vic Cochran
Dr. Brian Cook
Rose Marie and Rick Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Cranford
David A. Crews and Elizabeth A. Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Cullom
Robert and Mary Schenck Dator ’82
Luck and Davy Davidson
Barbara and Mike Diamond
Cindy and Michael Dougherty
Kate and Dennis Duquette
Mr. and Mrs. David Egerton ’93
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Evans
Dr. Susan E. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flannery ’81
Peggy Flynn-Cook
Stephen and Laura Wagg Gasiorek ’82
Elizabeth Wagg Gray ’87
Mr. William E. Guthrie ’76
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hagan
Mr. and Mrs. Joo H. Han
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Hayes
Michelle and Sam Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Todd T. Hayes
Alice and Edward Hellen
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hicks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Hochstein
Dr. and Mrs. Walter G. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Hull ’76
International Paper Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jereb
Fred and Mary Marr Dillard Johnson ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Cranford A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Joyner
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Kiser III
Mamta and Devinder Kumar
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Manfred W. Leong
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson Liebkemann
Drs. Melissa and David Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith McCarty
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McCarty
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. McGee, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. McKee, Jr.
Marsh and Sarah Cone Merriman ’79
Susan and Rob Midgett
Meliha and Brano Milicevic
Mr. and Mrs. Tony N. Miringu
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morton
Mr. James C. Mullen
Leigh and Todd Munsey ’90
Julie Oglesby
Mrs. Julie Olin
Jane and Thomas Park
Mr. and Mrs. Nayan N. Patel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Perkins III
Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pulliam
Regions Financial Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rendleman, Jr.
Joe and Tamara Sloan Rice ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Matt D. Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Rotenstreich
Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Sanders
Deidra L. Schad ’84
Annual Fund Giving Clubs (continued)
Dr. Robin Schenck and Mr. Dodson Schenck
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott
Lori and Tom Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Skigen
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sloan
Mr. Ron Stanfield
Sherrie and Harrison Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. J. Aaron Strasser ’95
Syngenta Corporation
Kim and David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. W. Norman Tolbert
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Upton
Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Van der Linden ’94
Natalie and Stan Varlamov
Mr. Joseph B. Watkins and
Dr. Cynthia A. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Watson
Mr. Kip A. Weissman
Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program
Judy and Bill Wetzbarger
Mr. Thomas L. White III ’00
Judy and Len White
Jeanne and Mark Whitley
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Whyte
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dee Willis
Dr. Glenn T. Yamagata and Dr. Dina L. Arceo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Zanowski
Ms. Kim L. Zerfoss
Bengals
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ackerman
Mrs. Mary A. Acquisto
AEtna Foundation
Arthur D. Anastopoulos and Terri L. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. Linc Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buxenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Apple, Jr.
Judy Arnette and Ed Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Atwell
Ms. Chana K. Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Ballou
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Barber
Mr. Heath Barefoot and Ms. Carole Buia ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Barefoot ’92
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Barger
Ms. Rebecca K. Barger ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Barton
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baum
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Bauswell
Mr. Paul S. Burick
Ms. Sara Beasley
Ms. Jane E. Beaver
Ms. Sofia Becerra-Licha
Mr. Clayton D. Bedingfield
Mary Katherine and Durant Bell ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bergman
Ellen and Ellis Berlin
Dr. and Mrs. F. Christian Bernhardt, Jr.
Steve and Gail Isaacson Bernstein ’76
Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith Black
Betsy and Johnny Black ’87
Lynn and John Black
Mrs. Frances R. Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boles
Annie Thomas Bolton
Ms. Gail Boulton
Ms. Cynthia C. Bowen
Mr. Frank Bowman and Ms. Sherry Ledoux
Belinda and Rick Brantley
Ms. Laura M. Bregler
Lina Brewington-Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bridges
Ms. Jennie L. Bridges
Mr. Russell Andrew Britt ’97**
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Dora and Bruce Brodie
Mr. Mark M. Brodie ’03
Jeb Brooks ’01
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks
Ms. Lisa C. Brown
Scott and Margaret Farrell Brown ’97
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Browne
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brumley, Jr.
Mary and Clayton Bryan
Mrs. William Lee Buchanan
Mr. and Mrs. James Buck
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buckley
Martha and Thomas Bunch
Ms. Donna S. Burick
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D. Burris
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kim Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Buxton III
Stacy and Bobby Calfo
Hedy and Joseph Campagnolo
Mr. Jeffrey Campbell and Dr. Celeste Williams
Ms. Dorothy M. Carlow
Ms. Julia Snell Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carr III
Mr. William B. Carr
Ms. Kelly Carraway
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carty
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Caudle
Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Cheek
Mrs. J. Clanton-Vaden
Ms. Anne M. Clark ’76
Dr. Tripp Cobb and Mrs. Blanca Cobb
Ms. Holly H. Coble
Ms. Anne Coffey
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Cohen
Linda Hall Collins
Capt. and Mrs. Robert F. Comer
Jennifer Connors ’99
Mrs. Mary Ann M. Conrad
Jane and Wayland Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cooke
Ms. LaShawn Corbett
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cowley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crabtree
Everett Cramer ’78
Mr. Dennis J. Creamer
Ronald and Caroline Purser Cruz ’76
Mrs. Sharon J. Culclasure
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cunningham III ’80
Diane Dalton
Mr. Raman Danrad and Ms. Ritu Bhalla
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Dassow
Linda Dassow
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Daugherty
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Ms. Hillary L. Davis ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O. Davis
Kathy and Robert Davis
Ms. Mary Katherine Davis ’99
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Davis III
Natasha and Dex Davison ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Degler
Nancy and Bill Dentler
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. DeSantes
Dr. Edward G. Dickinson
Ms. Heather K. Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Travis R. Dickinson
Joyce and Ronald Diggs
Mr. and Mrs. Nedjo Djekic
Ms. V. Lyn Dorsett
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Doss
Ms. Sherry W. Dove
Ms. Amanda Elizabeth Dowtin ’97
Mr. James Morgan Dowtin ’96 and
Mrs. Emily Vanderfleet Dowtin ’98
Tim Dransfield ’91
Ms. Laura A. Drewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Drusdow
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine S. DuBose
Beth Dunbar
Ms. Beverly R. Edwards
Matt and Kristin Peterson Edwards ’88
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Edwards
Mrs. Stella B. Efird
Ms. Adrienne Egerton
Ms. Lindsey C. Evans ’04
Ken Rona and Ginger Fay ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Fenske
Ms. Carolyn Ferguson
Mr. and Ms. Andrew B. Fields
Sarah Fish ’78
Ms. Tricia B. Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flynt III
Dee Follin
Wendy Fore
Elaine Alspaugh Fox ’80
Steven B. Fox
Mr. Adam H. Freeman
Carolyn and Neil Friday
Ms. Iraida Fung
Mr. Michael J. Gale
Mr. Christopher Ganley ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ganley
Berkeley Harris Gardner ’87
Dan and Anna Dixon Garrett ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrison
Gate City Anesthesia, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Goodman
Tanya Goria ’85
Susan and Chuck Graham
Mr. Kevin G. Graves, Sr.
Gray Holdings, LLC
Ms. Tanya L. Green ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Greene ’79
Ms. Wanda Guffey and Ms. Patricia Dusseault
Dr. A. Jane Gutsell and Dr. James B. Gutsell
Mrs. Patricia K. Haley
Harrison and Liddy Davis Hall ’95
Dr. and Mrs. J. Zachariah Hall II ’94
Mr. Bryan Simmons and Ms. Sarah Hanawald
Ms. Anne Harkavy ’91
Nahomi and Jon Harkavy
Carl and Kendall McCoy Harler ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Harmon II ’86
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Annual Fund Giving Clubs (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Harrah
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hartman
Dale and Joe Harwell
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Head
Mr. and Mrs. David Head
HealthSouth Surgical Center
Herbert J. Hellen
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hendrix
Mr. David S. Henson ’91
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Hill, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hodges
Steve and Holly Barnes Hofbauer ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoff
Ms. Janenette Holland
Rick Hollowell
Ms. Elizabeth D. Hopkins
Mr. Jack D. Horner, Jr. ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Horvath
Kilby Dixon Hoskins ’86
Mr. and Mrs. George W. House
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Hoxworth
Anne and Sam Hummel
Anne and John Hurd
Mrs. Natalie L. Hurst
Judy and Robert Jay
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Johns
Willie and Mark Johnson
Mr. Robert C. Johnson ’05
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones
Claire Bowers Jordan ’94
Dr. Donald Kadunce and Ms. Julie Ullery
Karen and Benjamin Kahn
Mr. David W. Kaminski and Ms. Lynn K. Weller
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Jule L. Kaylor, Jr.
Mr. Robert B. Kesler
Julie and Lee King
Beth and John King ’87
John H. King and Pamela A. Chappell
Mr. Brian Hall and
Mrs. Kristin Kirkman-Hall ’91
Mr. Warren D. Knapp III ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koncick
Aleksandra Korda
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kowalewski
Mr. and Mrs. Rainhard G. Kramme
Julia and Nicolai Krylov
Britta and Marco Kubitza
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kunar
Susan and Bret Kunar
Heather and John Kuzmier
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Lahey
Mrs. Barbara D. Lambert
Dirk and Louise Taylor Lambertson ’89
Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Lambeth, Jr. ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lancaster III
Robert A. Lauver
Mrs. Roslyn K. Lavine
Wendy K. Lavine ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Lawson
Mr. James W. Legette and
Mrs. Ann Davis Legette ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Lesley
Jennifer and Karl Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lewis
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Mrs. Betty Little
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Love
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Love, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lowe ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Dana R. Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lusk
Mrs. Carolyn S. Maddux
Ms. Neil T. Maddux ’99
Carol and Ira Magod
Dr. Carol Martin
Jill and John Masters
Ms. Laurel Matsudaira
Nancydee and George Maxey
Dr. and Mrs. Edward N. Maxwell
Jack May ’89
Lanier Brown May ’78
Ms. Judy T. McLaughlin
Shirley McLellan
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Charles Mecimore, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Medoff
Madge and Paul Megliola
Sue and Fritz Mengert
Mr. Douglas Merrill and Ms. Lori Bernstein
Bob and Ashley Knapp Meyer ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mikesell
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mimms
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Mintz
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Edo Mlatac ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Moore
Mr. William C. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Morris
Mr. Clarence Wade Morrow, Jr.
Kris and Mac Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan E. Mount
Molly Mullin
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton C. Munsey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray
Martha and Art Nading
Mr. Gabor S. Nagy and Ms. Kally M. Webster
Fran L. Needham
Drs. Glenn Newsom and Julia Jackson-Newsom
Mr. and Mrs. Zvonko Nikolic
Lynn and John Noecker
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Norman III
Doug and Carrie Sloan Norry ’89
Northwestern Mutual Life
Mindy and Chad Oakley ’90
Michael and Susan King Obarski ’76
Elizabeth Obermeyer ’11
Katherine Obermeyer ’07
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. O’Brien
Charlotte and Jeff Oleynik
Mr. and Mrs. James Olsen
Ms. Christine K. Olson ’85
Ms. Leah Overman
Ms. Becky Parham
Jill and Steve Parham
Pat and Jerry Parks
Mr. John W. Parks II ’00
Mrs. Naomi Pasquini
Mr. John R. Pasquini
Valerie and Dan Paterson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Paynter
Kate and Peter Pearce ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight A. Pearson
Todd Perry ’99
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettit
Ms. Christine R. Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Phillips
Ms. Michelle B. Pierce
Holly and Lou Pierce
Allen and Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton ’78
Ann and Rick Pinto
Mrs. Hilary Humphrey Pitts ’86
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter
Janet and Frank Poole
Mr. Donald J. Porter and
Mrs. Domita Winsor-Porter
Sharon and David Powers
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Presson
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Putz
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pyron III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rapp, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Rayburn
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Regester
Mr. Garson L. Rice III ’01
Mr. Robert L. Rice ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards
Mr. Lee Roane
Nover and Carl Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roberts
Ms. Jeananne Roche
Ginny and Doug Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rogers
Lyn Rollins ’80
Doug and Sara Knox Roman ’87
Emily Burbine Rose ’97
Dr. and Mrs. Todd J. Rosenbower
Ms. Juliette A. Rosenthal
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Rowlett
Dr. Stephen Ruzicka and
Ms. Camilla Cornelius
Walter C. Sands
Mrs. Cheryl Sarratt*
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Satterfield, Jr.
Mr. William M. Schiebel
Sharon and Jim Schlosser
Ms. E. Blakely Schmidt
Ms. Corina A. Scott ’95
Drs. John and Coridalia Scott
Ms. Marie C. Scott ’98
Ms. Nadia L. Scott ’01
Mrs. Sandi Scragg
Ms. Sally Scripture
Dr. and Mrs. Ashish C. Shah
Richard Shannin and Hope Gruber
Rose E. Shannin
Ms. Morgan Sharp
Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. William Shenton
David and Lise Conner Sherlin ’95
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Shilling
Peggy Shinn
Ms. Jennifer E. Shoemaker ’93
Kristen Short
Sho-Tranz Executive Tours
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shue
Sheryl and David Siar
Annual Fund Giving Clubs (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Silvers
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sipe
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Smith
Rick Smith ’77
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Smith
Meg Smith ’90
Katrina Solomon
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sparrow
Courtney and Jason Sparrow ’90
Cynthia and Warren Stan
Mr. K. C. Steedle ’06
Ms. Megan C. Steedle ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Kwadjo O. Steele
Ms. Cory Stephenson
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter G. Strader
Linda Knox Sudnik ’79
Ms. Megan L. Sudnik ’06
Tina and Steve Sumner
Mr. S. Michael Sumner, Jr. ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Ty Sutton ’88
Mr. Thomas J. Szott and
Dr. Margaret Coleman Szott
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tanks
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy L. Teague
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Tewkesbury
Ms. Pamela S. Thaxton
Mr. and Mrs. Derek D. Thomas ’92
Thomas West
Dr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Thurber
Tigertek, Inc.
Gail and Sandy Tillman
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Treece, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Trexler
Ms. Bernice H. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. K. Alan Tutterow
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Van der Linden
Hayes, Sylvia, Marian ’08 and Elizabeth ’10
van Noppen, Paul ’05 and Diana ’11 Nguyen
Dr. Valerie Vickers
Dr. and Mrs. Dhruv B. Vyas
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wagg III
Helen and John Wagoner
Drs. Gurmukh and Sukhwant Walha
Ms. Caroline L. Walker ’03
Mr. Norman D. Walker, Jr.
Mr. Van Scott Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Waller ’91
Mrs. Jean H. Waller
Beth and John Walton
Ginger and Steve Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Wampler
Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. Ward
Louise and John Warmath ’78
Sallie Warmath ’76
Ms. Susan Watts
Ms. E. Keats Webb ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Weikel
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Welch
Wesley Long Community Hospital
Ms. Reba Whigby
Mrs. Pat White
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. White
Ms. Carol C. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. L. David Williams
Mary Ellen Williams
Dr. and Mrs. C. Keith Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Sonny J. Willis ’96
Mr. Jaron T. Wilson ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O. Wilson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Wilson
Mrs. Kathryn G. Windham
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wintringham
Mr. Yiu Fai Wong
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Woodall
Dr. and Mrs. Jon P. Woods ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Woods
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Woodward
Mary Ann and Harold Wray
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wrenn
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Wright ’89
Kathryn and Thompson Wyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yager
Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Zimmerman
Ms. Sarah E. Zimmerman ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Zompa
Nancy L. Zuraw
*Deceased
**Gift made by Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt in memory of
Russell A. Britt ’97
New Leadership Challenge
Thank you to the following donors who increased their gifts to the Annual Fund to form the
New Leadership Challenge Fund of $50,000. This fund was used to inspire Annual Fund supporters
to become first-time leadership donors with gifts of $1,000 or more.
Bo and Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Dr. Sandra Adams and Dr. Fred Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Quint M. Barefoot
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Beach
Jeb Brooks ’01
Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Browne
Dr. and Mrs. J. William Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Christopher
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Mr. Louis DeJoy and Dr. Aldona Wos
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Mr. and Mrs. A. Randy Floss
Peggy and Marion Follin
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Chris and Kathy Mincher Green ’84
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81
Pat and Thomas Hickman
Monique and Chuck Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Howard ’76
Chris, Bob, William ’11
and Matthew ’16 Hudson
Sera and Phil Jacob
Dina and Burney Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Konen
Dr. and Mrs. Marc E. Magod
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maxwell
Terry and Patrick McDaid
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morrisette, Jr. ’75
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Paris III
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Patterson
The Procton Family
Ann and Mac Pugh
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Shavitz
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. David C. Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Tewkesbury
Liz and Glenn Waters
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Whitley, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Wrenn
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
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Endowment Donors
Gifts to endowment assure the future of the Day School. Each dollar given is retained forever and its value becomes
multiplied many times over through its earnings. Gifts to endowment may be made in many forms – through cash gifts,
bequests, trusts, annuities and other gift vehicles. A total of $632,699 was given to permanent endowment funds, the income
from which supports student programs, financial aid, faculty professional development, facilities maintenance, the library
and more. Greensboro Day School’s endowment funds totaled $7,873,085 as of June 30, 2007.
Further information can be found on the Gift Planning pages of the GDS Web site or you are invited to call the Office of Advancement
at 336-288-8590 for further information.
The following individuals and organizations contributed to Greensboro Day School’s endowment:
Baseball Practice
Field Endowment
Supports the maintenance of the baseball
practice field
Anonymous
Julie D. Boylan ’00
Memorial Endowment
Supports one or both of the libraries’ acquisitions
and collections in memory of Julie Boylan ’00.
Lois V. Davis
Russell Andrew Britt ’97
Endowment Fund
Supports programs that promote exploration,
personal reflection and valuing the natural world.
Ms. Deborah S. Beau
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bourdeau
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Mrs. Mary Ann M. Conrad
Peggy and Marion Follin
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hall, Jr.
Mrs. Lois D. Lively
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Paster
Ms. Margaret R. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wise
Dora and Bruce Brodie
Endowment for Diversity
Supports diversity activities such as faculty travel to
the NAIS People of Color Conference and support of
our Director of Diversity.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Brodie
D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Financial Aid Endowment
Supports need-based financial aid.
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Mr. and Mrs. David R. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Burlington Foundation
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Copeland, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Cunningham, Jr.
Mrs. Diane H. Czornij
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Mr. Barry S. Frank
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Carolyn and Joe Gorga
Mrs. Virginia Grapey
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Harrington
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Howard ’76
Ingersoll-Rand
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kelly
Dr. Andrew Kirsteins and Dr. DeAnna Kirchmayer-Kirsteins
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. LeBauer
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Lineberry, Sr.
Kathryn and Bobby Long
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Everette E. Mills III
Rebecca Nadel ’93
Caroline and Davis North
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Scott, Jr. ’90
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Steen
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Upton
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Worth
Robert H. Demaree/E.E. Ford
Financial Aid Endowment
Supports need-based financial aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Demaree
David Gilbert and Margaret Rowlett
Dillard Endowment
Supports the maintenance of the John H. Dillard Gymnasium.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Shavitz
Faculty and Staff Endowment for
Financial Aid
Supports need-based financial aid.
Mr. and Mrs. A. John Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buxenbaum
Judy Arnette and Ed Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Ballou
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexander S. Barrett
Dr. and Mrs. F. Christian Bernhardt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith Black
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Borgmann
Ms. Cynthia C. Bowen
Mr. Frank Bowman and Ms. Sherry Ledoux
Ms. Laura M. Bregler
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bridges
Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Brown III
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kim Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Buxton III
Stacy and Bobby Calfo
Mr. Jeffrey Campbell and Dr. Celeste Williams
Ms. Kelly Carraway
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carty
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Caudle
Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Cheek
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Cohen
Rose Marie and Rick Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crabtree
Mr. Dennis J. Creamer
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O. Davis
Kathy and Robert Davis
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Dr. Edward G. Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Nedjo Djekic
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Ms. Sherry W. Dove
Ms. Amanda Elizabeth Dowtin ‘97
Ms. Laura A. Drewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Drusdow
Beth Dunbar
Ms. Adrienne Egerton
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Fenske
Ms. Tricia B. Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flynt III
Wendy Fore
Mr. Adam H. Freeman
Ms. Iraida Fung
Mr. Michael J. Gale
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrison
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Goodman
Mr. Kevin G. Graves, Sr.
Dr. A. Jane Gutsell and Dr. James B. Gutsell
Mr. Bryan Simmons and Ms. Sarah Hanawald
Dale and Joe Harwell
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Head
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bennett Hill, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoff
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Horvath
Fred and Mary Marr Dillard Johnson ’75
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones
John H. King and Pamela A. Chappell
Susan and Bret Kunar
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Lahey
Mrs. Barbara D. Lambert
Dirk and Louise Taylor Lambertson ’89
Wendy K. Lavine ’85
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Love
Mr. and Mrs. Dana R. Lowell
Dr. Carol Martin
Ms. Laurel Matsudaira
Nancydee and George Maxey
Ms. Judy T. McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mikesell
Meliha and Brano Milicevic
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Mintz
Mr. and Mrs. Edo Mlatac ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Moore
Endowment Donors (continued)
Mr. William C. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morton
Kris and Mac Moss
Molly Mullin
Leigh and Todd Munsey ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Zvonko Nikolic
Lynn and John Noecker
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. James Olsen
Ms. Christine K. Olson ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Paynter
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Phillips
Ms. Michelle B. Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pittman
Janet and Frank Poole
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pyron III
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Rayburn
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Regester
Mr. Lee Roane
Ms. Jeananne Roche
Erin and Keith Rosen
Ms. Juliette A. Rosenthal
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Rowlett
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Satterfield, Jr.
Ms. E. Blakely Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Schner
Ms. Morgan Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. William Shenton
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Shilling
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shue
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Silvers
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Smith
Dana and Philip Smith
Cynthia and Warren Stan
Mr. Ron Stanfield
Ms. Cory Stephenson
Mr. Thomas J. Szott and
Dr. Margaret Coleman Szott
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tanks
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy L. Teague
Ms. Pamela S. Thaxton
Ms. Bernice H. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. K. Alan Tutterow
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Upton
Dr. Valerie Vickers
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts
Mr. Norman D. Walker, Jr.
Mr. Van Scott Walker
Mrs. Jean H. Waller
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Walthall
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Wampler
Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. Ward
Ms. Susan Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Weikel
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Welch
Ms. Carol C. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. G. Dee Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wrenn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Zanowski
Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
Maureen Gerhardt Memorial
Financial Aid Endowment
Supports need-based financial aid.
Robert D. Satterfield
Endowment for Alumni
Children
Dr. Edward B. Gerhardt
Drs. Peter and Angela Van Trigt
Supports need-based financial aid for children
of Greensboro Day School alumni.
Charles A. McLendon Parent and
Faculty Education Endowment
Bo and Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Andy Alspaugh ’83
Ms. Bettie Parsons Barger ’99
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Barger
Ms. Rebecca K. Barger ’03
Mary Katherine and Durant Bell ’98
Allison and Jon Bell ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Bell
Beverly and Ray Berry
Mrs. Elizabeth Sharpless Bonano ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Ms. Helen Brooks ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Chesnutt, Jr.
Mr. Edwin L. Chesnutt III ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Clark
John and Sally Dillard Cohen ’76
Mrs. Mary Ann M. Conrad
Ms. Mary Lee W. Copeland ’79
Mr. and Mrs. D. Newton F. Cowan ’84
Mrs. Gloria F. Cowan
Mr. John C. Cowan ’81
Mr. and Mrs. C. Decatur Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cunningham III ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Cunningham, Jr.
John Cunningham ’87
Lou Cunningham ’85
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Kathy and Robert Davis
Hillary Davis ’03
Mary Katherine Davis ’99
Becky and Jim DeHaven
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Demaree, Jr.
Mrs. Barbara Doughten
Mr. James Morgan Dowtin ’96 and
Mrs. Emily Vanderfleet Dowtin ’98
Eileen and Alan Dransfield
Mark Dransfield ’89
Tim Dransfield ’91
William and Paige Brown DuBose ’79
Mrs. Bette B. Dunker
Ms. Catherine T. Egerton ’89
Mr. and Mrs. David Egerton ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Jay Ellsweig ’85
Rennie Faulkner ’81 and
Mary Ruth Cooke Faulkner ’83
Sarah Fish ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flannery ’81
Mr. Patrick M. Flannery ’09
Mr. Thomas F. Flannery ’10
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flynt III
Mr. James R. Flynt ’07
Katherine A. Flynt ’10
Mr. Barry S. Frank
Mr. Michael J. Gale
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Garrison
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Glascock, Jr.
Ms. E. Jane Gorrell ’79
Dr. Joshua Jablons and Dr. Cynthia Green ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Greene ’79
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81
Supports a speaker visit for faculty development and/or
parent education.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McLendon ’77
Charles McLendon III
Patrick McLendon
Annie McLendon
Neptune Endowment
Unrestricted endowment supporting the overall operation of
Greensboro Day School, established by the Board of Trustees.
Anonymous (1)
Outdoor Education Center
Building Endowment
Supports the maintenance of the Outdoor Education Center
Parents’ Association
Parents’ Association Media
Center Operating Endowment
Supports the maintenance of the Parents’ Association
Media Center
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Parents’ Association Teacher
Enrichment Endowment Fund
Proceeds support teacher grants primarily for summer
travel and study opportunities. Funds added annually from
Parents’ Association’s major fund-raiser.
Parents’ Association
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Scott
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Endowment Donors (continued)
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Dr. A. Jane Gutsell and Dr. James B. Gutsell
Molly Lambert Hanlon ’88
Christopher Kelly Harrill and
Kelly Koury Harrill ’83
Haley T. Harrill ’14
Ms. Margaret A. Harrill ’17
Ms. R. Ross Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hassenfelt
Patty Ward Hendrix ’79
Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan Hicks ’77
Dr. David Hodges and
Mrs. Ameila Hummel Hodges ’95
Mr. Lewin Worth Holleman III ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Horvath
Ms. Amanda J. B. Houston ’90
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. M. Houston ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Huffine
Ms. Elizabeth H. Hummel ’89
Ms. Leslie Hummel ’94
Mr. Sam Hummel ’99
Anne and Sam Hummel
Mrs. Jackie Humphrey
Zelle and John C. Jester III
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Jester IV ’86
Fred and Mary Marr Dillard Johnson ’75
Patrick and Lyle Humphrey Johnson ’88
Roger and Carla Smith Jones ’83
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
Mose and Doris Egerton Kiser
Fran and Warren Knapp
David Knox ’82 and Virginia Harris Knox ’83
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
David and Sally Gorrell Kuratnick ’75
Mrs. Roslyn K. Lavine
Wendy K. Lavine ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Lawson
S. Alexander Lawson ’99
Mr. Taylor W. Lawson ’92
Mr. Aaron J. LeBauer ’92
Mr. David LeBauer ’94
Dr. E. Joseph LeBauer
Mr. Matthew S. LeBauer ’98
Ms. Deborah J. Lee ’87
Mr. Edward L. Lee, Jr. ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lee ’83
Ms. Alexandra D. Leonard ’06
Connie and Don Leonard
Ms. Samantha L. Leonard ’04
Lee Lesley ’87
Robert Lesley ’89
Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Lesley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Levy
Mrs. Ginny Glascock Mabry ’85
Ms. Heather Anne Maddox ’94
Ms. B. Meriwether Maddux ’97
Mrs. Carolyn S. Maddux
Ms. Neil T. Maddux ’99
Michael and Katherine Meadows Martin ’88
Ms. C. Mallory May ’86
Mr. and Mrs. John S. May, Jr.
Jack May ’89
Mrs. Patricia M. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. McCoy ’93
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCreedy
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Stanley and Alice Sharpless McDaniel ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Meadows ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wade Meadows
Chris Meadows ’85 and Leslie Simpson
Meadows ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Ari S. Medoff ’99
Sue and Fritz Mengert
Ashley Knapp Meyer ’97
Mr. Allan Middleton ’93
Mr. Julian M. Middleton ’98
Mr. Tripp S. Middleton ’95
Mr. Andy Milligan ’78
Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Milligan
Ms. Mary J. Milligan ’81
Molly Mullin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray
Mr. John B. Neese
Lynn and John Noecker
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mitchell Oakley, Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth R. Obermeyer ’11
Ms. Katherine M. Obermeyer ’07
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Ms. Christine K. Olson ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Patterson
Ms. Christine R. Phelps
Mrs. Hilary Humphrey Pitts ’86
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter
Beth and Claibourne Poindexter, Jr. ’76
Dave Pokela ’83 and Elizabeth Flynt Pokela ’89
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Presson
Dr. Thomas Presson ’87 and
Mrs. Abby Smith Presson ’88
Lee and William Presson ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Max Redding
Mr. W. Andrew Rendleman ’00
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rendleman, Jr.
Mr. Garson L. Rice III ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Garson Lee Rice, Jr.
Ms. Mary C. Rice ’98
Mr. Robert L. Rice ’06
Mr. Lee Roane
Doug and Sara Knox Roman ’87
Ms. Elizabeth H. Rucker ’20
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker ’82
Mr. J. Gray Rucker ’18
Ms. Lindsay M. Rucker ’19
Robin E. Sarratt-Cohen ’94
Corina A. Scott ’95
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Scott, Jr. ’90
Drs. John and Coridalia Scott
Ms. Marie C. Scott ’98
Ms. Nadia L. Scott ’01
Hugh and Erin Hendrix Shackelford ’83
Dr. Edward A. Sharpless and
Dr. Martha Sharpless
Mr. Kelly K. Sharpless ’83
Dr. Norman E. Sharpless ’84
David and Lise Conner Sherlin ’95
Jose Ward Shuford ’84
Libby Ward Smart ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Smart III
Steve and Catherine Houston Snarr ’86
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr. ’75
Barbara and Tom Somerville
Martha Knox Stilson ’80
Linda Knox Sudnik ’79
Mr. Thomas J. Szott and
Dr. Margaret Coleman Szott
Nancy and Peter Tannenbaum ’80
Mrs. Carrington Cunningham Tarr ’82
Mr. Charles Tinsley, Jr. ’81
Mr. Alexander Tisdale ’89 and
Mrs. Elizabeth Monroe Tisdale ’89
Mr. and Mrs. Trescott W. Tisdale II ’86
Paula and Bill Trivette
Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Upton
Anthony A. Vanore ’19
Josephine M. Vanore ’17
Luke G. Vanore ’15
Richard L. Vanore ’14
Mr. Richard Vanore ’87 and
Mrs. Ashley Koury Vanore ’87
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Walker
Betty Lou and Tom Ward
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Warmath, Jr.
John Warmath III ’78
Sallie Warmath ’76
Tim Warmath ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Watkins
Mrs. Margaret Glascock Watts ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Jonathan R. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wikle, Jr.
Mrs. Kathryn G. Windham
Drs. Laura and Scott Windham ’89
Ms. Kerensa L. Wooten
Scott Patterson ’08
Memorial Fund
Endowment established in memory of Scott Patterson ’08.
Mr. James R. Novak, Jr.
Teague Endowment
Supports the annual Latin prize which assists a student
with a trip that has a thematic content related to the
study of Latin.
Teague Foundation
Unrestricted Endowment
Proceeds support the overall operation of Greensboro Day
School based on the needs established by the Board
of Trustees.
Dr. Jean Brooks*
Zeist Foundation
*Deceased
Capital Donors
The following donors and organizations contributed to Greensboro Day School
to assist in the construction and upkeep of our physical facilities. A total of $426,700 was received in gifts
for new projects and pledge payments on projects funded through previous campaigns.
Baseball Practice Field
Karen and Frank Aluisio
Mr. and Mrs. Quint M. Barefoot
Ms. Gail Boulton
Jane and Wayland Cooke
Melissa and Terry Cox
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ganley
Carolyn and Joe Gorga
Michelle and Sam Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Holcombe
Dina and Burney Jennings
Fred and Mary Marr Dillard Johnson ’75
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
Jenny and Mike Mansfield
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Matthews
Rick Nault
Jill and Steve Parham
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Schner
Kristen Short
Leigh and Craig Sudbrink
Tina and Steve Sumner
Mr. Richard Vanore ’87 and
Mrs. Ashley Koury Vanore ’87
Dr. and Mrs. Dhruv B. Vyas
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
Campus Master Plan
Burlington Foundation
Milestones
AFTERDISASTER
Mr. Mackey J. McDonald, Sr.
Parkdale Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Samet
Parents’ Association
Media Center
Parents’ Association
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Parents’ Association Green
and Gold Day
Calloway Johnson Moore & West, P.A.
Ms. Ginger A. McKinney
Mr. Joseph A. McKinney
Mr. Kenneth D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morrisette, Jr. ’75
Samet Corporation
Parents’ Association
Savor the Day
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Beach
Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Bohrer
Dr. and Mrs. William D. Caffrey, Jr.
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Copeland, Jr.
Mr. Louis DeJoy and Dr. Aldona Wos
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Delman
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Dick, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Elingburg
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Glass
Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Hemphill
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Darby Henley
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice N. Jennings, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Jobe
Ms. Leigh McCoy Jones ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Cranford A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. S. Keeley III ’81
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Ketner
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Kiser III
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Konen
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Lloyd
Dr. and Mrs. Marc E. Magod
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maxwell
Mrs. Gail B. McGroarty
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mincher, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morrisette, Jr. ’75
Mr. Charlie M. Nichols
Dr. and Mrs. Steven R. Olson
Mr. David F. Parker, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Luther Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter, Jr.
Drs. Leigh Ann and Henry Pool
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Pulitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Garson L. Rice, Jr.
Dr. Edward N. Robinson and
Dr. Pam M. Pittman
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. C. Shogry
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Stone
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Strong
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Supple
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Trone III
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
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Senior Parents
We extend our thanks and appreciation to these parents of members of the Class of 2007 who made gifts
to the Greensboro Day School Annual Fund in honor of their graduating seniors.
Terri and Arthur Anastopoulos,
in honor of Tyler Anastopolous
Ingrid and Will Avera,
in honor of Ashley Avera
Beth and Chris Bernhardt,
in honor of Anna Bernhardt
Barbara and Dan Caffrey,
in honor of William Caffrey
Amy and Glenn Chrystal,
in honor of Ally Chrystal
Denise and Andy Collins,
in honor of Erin Collins
Nancy and Bill Dentler,
in honor of Hilary Dentler
Heather Dickinson,
in honor of Kaleigh Oleynik
Cindy and Michael Dougherty,
in honor of Sarah Dougherty
Meg and Marcus Duda,
in honor of Megan Duda
Cathy and Lowell Easter,
in honor of Cat Easter
Cathy and Wes Elingburg,
in honor of Nolan Elingburg
Ann and Chip Flynt,
in honor of Jamie Flynt
Mitzi and Steve Fore,
in honor of Matthew Fore
Wendy Fore,
in honor of Matthew Fore
Diane and Ed Gaines,
in honor of Liz Foster
Tami and Clyde Gilmore,
in honor of Carly Gilmore
Judith and Bob Gittin,
in honor of Nick Gittin
Gloria and Greg Gonzales,
in honor of Hannah Gonzales
Darlene and Neal Guffey,
in honor of Ashley Romine
Bridget and Steve Holcombe,
in honor of Jake Holcombe
Janenette Holland,
in honor of Kevin Holland
Lori and Walter Howell,
in honor of Lauren Howell
Pam and Ben Hoxworth,
in honor of Laura Hoxworth
Dina and Burney Jennings,
in honor of Blake Jennings
Freddy and Mary Marr Johnson ’75,
in honor of Katherine Johnson
Kim and Bob Jones,
in honor of Bobby Jones
Kathy Manning and Randall Kaplan,
in honor of Robert Kaplan
Susan and Tom Kelly,
in honor of Chris Kelly
Judy Frederick and Randy Kritzer,
in honor of Adam Kritzer
Amy and Mike Leonard,
in honor of Travis Leonard
Beth and Manfred Leong,
in honor of Megan Leong
Xiu Hua and Fang Wen Lin,
in honor of Wendy Lin
Jill and John Masters,
in honor of Jeff Masters
Sue and Jim Maxwell,
in honor of Leigh Maxwell
Margaret and Warren May,
in honor of Hamilton May
Gail McGroarty,
in honor of Ashley McGroarty
Debra Silber and Jeffrey Medoff,
in honor of Mica Medoff
Sally and David Miller,
in honor of Steven Miller
Terri Obermeyer and Jon Obermeyer,
in honor of Katherine Obermeyer
Julie Oglesby, in honor of Brett Herring
Charlotte and Jeff Oleynik,
in honor of Kaleigh Oleynik
Sandy and Marshall Pittman,
in honor of Dean Pittman
Alice and Britt Preyer,
in honor of Will Preyer
Karen and Charlie Roer,
in honor of Griffin Roer
Amanda and Ken Rotenstreich,
in honor of Josh Rotenstreich
Penny and Martin Schneider,
in honor of Lauren Schneider
Joy and Steve Shavitz,
in honor of Robbie Shavitz
Carole and John Snider,
in honor of Kelley Snider
Katrina Solomon,
in honor of Shira Solomon
Joan and Doug Stone,
in honor of Catherine Stone
Kim and Bobby Wainer,
in honor of Ashley Wainer
Nancy and Bevin Williams,
in honor of Jackson Williams
Cathy and Jerry Wilson,
in honor of Jay Wilson
Sue and Jay Wink,
in honor of Randall Wink
Connie and Eric Wong,
in honor of Joanne Wong
Grande Grandparents
We extend our thanks and appreciation to this very special group of grandparents who made gifts
of $1,000 or more to the Greensboro Day School Annual Fund.
Cathy and Paul Zanowski,
in honor of Nick Zanowski
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Beach
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mente Benjamin
Beverly and Ray Berry
Robert F. Dabbs
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Peggy and Marion Follin
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. David Gambrell
Mrs. Sally Garey
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gorrell
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Granberry
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Berkeley and George Harris
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hemphill
Drs. Donald and Sandra Henson
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
Mrs. Annette Leight
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Longley
Mrs. Patricia M. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Peeler
Jane and Royce Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ricketts
Lyn and Michael Shanley
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snider
Mrs.Sydney J. Stern, Jr.
Mrs. Constance W. Treloar
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Werner
Mrs. Betty J. Whiteheart
Donor Honor Roll
The Donor Honor Roll includes donors to all funds, including annual, capital and endowment purposes,
between July 1, 2006 and June 30, 2007.
Donor Honor Roll: Head’s Society
The Head’s Society recognizes individuals and organizations contributing $5,000
or more to Greensboro Day School during a fiscal year.
AFTERDISASTER
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Avera
Mr. and Mrs. Quint M. Barefoot
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bates
Ms. Elizabeth Becker
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mente Benjamin
Beverly and Ray Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Bohrer
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brennan
Dora and Bruce Brodie
Ms. Helen Brooks ’80
Dr. Jean Brooks*
Burlington Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Clark
John and Sally Dillard Cohen ’76
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Copeland, Jr.
Melissa and Terry Cox
Mr. Louis DeJoy and Dr. Aldona Wos
Jo and Dave Delman
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Epes
Dr. Edward B. Gerhardt
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Glass
Carolyn and Joe Gorga
Ms. E. Jane Gorrell ’79
Guy M. Turner, Inc.
Mr. Barry E. Halevy
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Holcombe
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Howard ’76
Dina and Burney Jennings
John Templeton Foundation
Manning-Kaplan Family
Merrill and Chuck Keeley ’81
Melanie and Robert Ketner
F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kleinman
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Konen
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. LeBauer
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Lloyd
Kathryn and Bobby Long
Mr. Mackey J. McDonald, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Milam
Parents’ Association
Parkdale Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Patterson
Jane and Royce Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Garson Lee Rice, Jr.
Ann and Russ Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Samet
Lyn and Michael Shanley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Shavitz
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Steen
Mrs. Sydney J. Stern, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Mr. H. Gregg Strader and Dr. Sara E. Stoneburner
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Worth
Zeist Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
*Deceased
Donor Honor Roll: Alumni Giving by Class
Class of 1975
Sally Gorrell Kuratnick
Mary Marr Dillard Johnson
Bill Morrisette
Jimmy Murray
Bill Soles
Class of 1976
Gail Isaacson Bernstein
Alan Breslow
Sally Dillard Cohen
Caroline Purser Cruz
Bill Guthrie
Pricey Taylor Harrison
David Howard
Michael Hull
Susan King Obarski
Claibourne Poindexter
Sallie Warmath
Class of 1977
Anna Dixon Garrett
Betsy Cowan Hicks
Tom Lambeth
Ed Lee
Charlie McLendon
Rick Smith
Class of 1978
Everett Cramer
Sarah Fish
Lanier Brown May
Andy Milligan
Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton
Margaret Tinsley
John Warmath
Jon Woods
Class of 1979
Mary Copeland
Paige Brown DuBose
Jane Gorrell
Cynthia Green
Eddie Greene
Frank Hatchett
Sarah Cone Merriman
Ellen Williams Schumak
Linda Knox Sudnik
Class of 1980
Liza Sharpless Bonano
Helen Brooks
Ed Cone
Charles Cunningham
Elaine Alspaugh Fox
Kellie Murphy Melinda
Lyn Rollins
Martha Knox Stilson
Peter Tannenbaum
Tim Warmath
Class of 1981
John Cowan
Rennie Faulkner
Michael Flannery
Will Griswold
Chuck Keeley
Mary Milligan
Charles Tinsley
Class of 1982
Bruce Beaman
Louise Freemon Brady
Mary Schenck Dator
Laura Wagg Gasiorek
David Knox
Alice Sharpless McDaniel
Jon Meadows
Jim Rucker
Carrington Cunningham Tarr
Class of 1983
Andy Alspaugh
Mary Ruth Cooke Faulkner
Kelly Koury Harrill
Carla Smith Jones
Virginia Harris Knox
Jim Lee
Dave Pokela
Erin Hendrix Shackelford
Kelly Sharpless
Marty Glascock Watts
Class of 1984
Newton Cowan
Kathy Mincher Green
Matt Houston
Lee Porter
Deidra Schad
Ned Sharpless
Class of 1985
Brett Berry
Lou Cunningham
Erick Ellsweig
Tanya Goria
Ashley Weaver Hodges
Leigh McCoy Jones
Wendy Lavine
Ginny Glascock Mabry
Chris Meadows
Chrissy Olson
Class of 1986
Jennifer Smith Adams
Kendall McCoy Harler
Jay Harmon
Kilby Dixon Hoskins
Jay Jester
Mallory May
Hilary Humphrey Pitts
Catherine Houston Snarr
Trec Tisdale
Class of 1987
Amy Berry Barry
Johnny Black
John Cunningham
Berkeley Harris Gardner
Liz Wagg Gray
John King
Debbie Lee
Ann Davis Legette
Lee Lesley
Thomas Presson
Sara Knox Roman
Ashley Koury Vanore
Richard Vanore
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Donor Honor Roll: Alumni Giving by Class (continued)
Class of 1988
Charlie Britt
Kristin Peterson Edwards
Molly Lambert Hanlon
Jack Horner
Lyle Humphrey Johnson
Katherine Meadows Martin
Elizabeth Flynt Pokela
Abby Smith Presson
Ty Sutton
Class of 1989
Winston Barber Berry
Paul Davis
Mark Dransfield
Catherine Egerton
Kristy Starr Garrison
Elizabeth Hummel
Louise Taylor Lambertson
Robert Lesley
Jack May
Leslie Simpson Meadows
Carrie Sloan Norry
Matt Olin
Xan Tisdale
Beth Monroe Tisdale
Scott Windham
Danny Wright
Class of 1990
Jon Bell
Dex Davison
Ginger Fay
Amanda Houston
Chris Lowe
Todd Munsey
Chad Oakley
Peter Pearce
William Presson
Tamara Sloan Rice
J. Scott
Meg Smith
Thomas Somerville
Jason Sparrow
Class of 1991
Tim Dransfield
Andrea Oakley Fox
Anne Harkavy
David Henson
Kristin Kirkman-Hall
Allen Waller
Class of 1992
Heath Barefoot
Keith Barefoot
Nate Conner
Holly Barnes Hofbauer
Taylor Lawson
Aaron LeBauer
Derek Thomas
Class of 1993
David Egerton
Alex Marshall
Amanda Taylor Marshall
Kevin McCoy
Allan Middleton
Alex Morcos
Rebecca Ellen Nadel
Jennifer Shoemaker
Class of 1994
Zack Hall
Leslie Hummel
Bryan Jones
Claire Bowers Jordan
David LeBauer
Heather Maddox
Robin Sarratt-Cohen
Ross Van der Linden
Class of 1995
Clay Craven
Liddy Davis Hall
Amelia Hummel Hodges
Mary Ellen Kavanagh Lowry
Tripp Middleton
Corina Scott
Lise Conner Sherlin
Aaron Strasser
Class of 1996
Morgan Dowtin
Sonny Willis
Class of 1997
Russell Britt**
Margaret Farrell Brown
Amanda Dowtin
Meriwether Maddux
Ashley Knapp Meyer
Edo Mlatac
Emily Burbine Rose
**Gift made by Mr. and Mrs.Sydney P. Britt
in memory of Russell A. Britt ’97.
Worth Holleman
Samantha Leonard
Megan Steedle
Michael Sumner
Class of 1998
Class of 2006
Class of 2005
Robert Johnson
Durant Bell
Chip Chesnutt
Emily Vanderfleet Dowtin
Matthew LeBauer
Julian Middleton
Mary Catherine Rice
Marie Scott
Tanya Green
Ali Leonard
Robert Rice
K. C. Steedle
Megan Sudnik
Jaron Wilson
Class of 1999
Jamie Flynt
Katherine Obermeyer
Bettie Parsons Barger
Jennifer Connors
Mary Katherine Davis
Sam Hummel
Alex Lawson
Neil Maddux
Ari Medoff
Todd Perry
Class of 2007
Class of 2009
Patrick Flannery
Class of 2010
Thomas Flannery
Katie Flynt
Class of 2011
Class of 2000
Elizabeth Obermeyer
Copeland Cherry
John Parks
Drew Rendleman
Thomas White
Class of 2014
Haley Harrill
Richard Vanore
Class of 2015
Class of 2001
Jeb Brooks
Chris Ganley
Warren Knapp
Garson Rice
Nadia Scott
Sarah Zimmerman
Luke Vanore
Class of 2003
Gray Rucker
Class of 2017
Margaret Harrill
Josie Vanore
Class of 2018
Rebecca Barger
Mark Brodie
Hillary Davis
Caroline Walker
Keats Webb
Class of 2019
Lindsay Rucker
Anthony Vanore
Class of 2020
Elizabeth Rucker
Class of 2004
Lindsey Evans
Donor Honor Roll: Current Parents
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ackerman
Bo and Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Mr. and Mrs. A. John Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Allen
Michael D. Altheimer and Suzanne Wagner
Karen and Frank Aluisio
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Ammondson
Arthur D. Anastopoulos and Terri L. Shelton
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Avera
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bearse
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Apple, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Armstrong
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Arnold
Drs. Richard and Elizabeth Aronson
Pam and John Attayek
Lucy Austin
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Avera
Ms. Chana K. Ball
Margaret and Rusty Ball
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Ballou
Kelly and Scott Bankhead
Mr. and Mrs. Quint M. Barefoot
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Bauswell
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Bayer
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Beach
Bruce Beaman ’82
Susan and Jeff Beane
Ms. Jane E. Beaver
Ms. Elizabeth Becker
Mr. Clayton D. Bedingfield
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bergman
Dr. and Mrs. F. Christian Bernhardt, Jr.
Steve and Gail Isaacson Bernstein ’76
Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Bohrer
Carol and Mark Boles
Belinda and Rick Brantley
Kaye and Mark Brassfield
Ms. Laura M. Bregler
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Brennan
Ms. Jennie L. Bridges
Ms. Helen Brooks ’80
Mr. and Mrs. Atwell J. Brookshire
Martha and David L. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. F. Marshall Brown
Ms. Lisa C. Brown
Julie and Terry Brown
Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Browne
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brumley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buchanan III
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Buckley
Martha and Thomas Bunch
Ms. Donna S. Burick
Mr. Paul S. Burick
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny D. Burris
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kim Burroughs
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Buxton III
Dr. and Mrs. William D. Caffrey, Jr.
Mr. Charles W. Calkins and
Dr. Susan D. Calkins
Dr. and Mrs. J. William Campbell
Mr. Jeffrey Campbell and Dr. Celeste Williams
Ms. Julia Snell Carlson
Hillary and Paul Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carty
Mr. Soonyeon Cha and Mrs. Sangsook Yoon
Alyssa and Ashfaque Chowdhury
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Christopher
Amy and Glenn Chrystal
Donor Honor Roll: Current Parents (continued)
Mr. Woo Cheol Chung and Mrs. Young Ja Park
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Clark
Dr. and Mrs. Numa Watt Cobb III
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Cohen
John and Sally Dillard Cohen ’76
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Collins
Lisa Scheer Cone and Ed Cone ’80
Dr. Brian Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Copeland, Jr.
Ms. LaShawn Corbett
Melissa and Terry Cox
Dr. and Mrs. Gary P. Cram, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Cranford
David A. Crews and Elizabeth A. Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. Crink
Barbara and Michael Curry
Christi and Pete Dalldorf
Diane Dalton
Linda Dassow
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Daugherty
Luck and Davy Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey O. Davis
Natasha and Dex Davison ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. De Poortere
Dana and Brad Deaton
Mr. Louis DeJoy and Dr. Aldona Wos
Sherrie and Robert Delk
Jo and Dave Delman
Nancy and Bill Dentler
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. DeSantes
Elizabeth and James Deterding, MD’s
Anne and Rob Deutsch
Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Dick
Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Dick, Jr.
Ms. Heather K. Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Travis R. Dickinson
Joyce and Ronald Diggs
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Ann and Tom Dodd
Ms. V. Lyn Dorsett
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Doss
Cindy and Michael Dougherty
Jenny and John Doutt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Drusdow
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus V. Duda
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dunham
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Dye
Cathy and Lowell Easter
Cathy and Brad Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Edwards
Cathy and Wes Elingburg
Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Elsner
Dr. and Mrs. C. Richard Epes
David F. Evans and Kelly Connelly Evans
Orren Beth Falk
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rufus Farrior, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Favruzzo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flannery ’81
Mr. and Mrs. A. Randy Floss
Peggy Flynn-Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Flynt III
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Fontaine
Miriam and Patrick Forbis
Wendy Fore
Elaine Alspaugh Fox ’80
Steven B. Fox
Kim and Brian Freedman
Diane and Ed Gaines
Harley and Kristy Starr Garrison ’89
Stephen and Laura Wagg Gasiorek ’82
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gauss
Dr. Edward B. Gerhardt
Margaret Rowlett and David Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Gilmore III
Judith and Bob Gittin
Mr. and Mrs. John F. C. Glenn, Jr.
Gloria and Greg Gonzales
Carolyn and Joe Gorga
Susan and Chuck Graham
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Grapey
Penny and John Lee Graves
Mr. Kevin G. Graves, Sr.
Chris and Kathy Mincher Green ’84
Drs. John and Virginia Greene
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81
Dr. Robert Groat and
Mrs. Sandra Anderson Groat
Darlene and Neal Guffey
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Guhne
Mr. and Mrs. Monty Hagler
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Hale
Mr. Barry E. Halevy
Mrs. Caroline D. Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Joo H. Han
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Harrah
Christopher Kelly Harrill and
Kelly Koury Harrill ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Hartnett
Dr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Hatchett, Jr. ’79
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Hawkins
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Todd T. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Hazlett
Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Head
Alice and Edward Hellen
Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Hemphill
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Darby Henley
Pat and Thomas Hickman
Monique and Chuck Hirsch
Alison and Jim Hirshorn
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Hochstein
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hoff
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward Holbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Holcombe
Ms. Janenette Holland
Beth and Rich Holland
Rick Hollowell
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Hood
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Howard ’76
Dr. and Mrs. Walter G. Howell
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Hoxworth
Chris, Bob, William ’11 and
Matthew ’16 Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Hull ’76
Mrs. Natalie L. Hurst
Sera and Phil Jacob
Dina and Burney Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Jessup
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Jobe
Fred and Mary Marr Dillard Johnson ’75
Dr. and Mrs. L. Donald Johnson
Marianne and Mike Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Johnson III
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jones
Mr. William Stowe and
Ms. Johannah Jones, Ph.D
Leigh McCoy Jones ’85
Mr. and Mrs. Cranford A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Joyner
Dr. Donald Kadunce and Ms. Julie Ullery
Manning-Kaplan Family
Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Karlsten
Mr. and Mrs. Jule L. Kaylor, Jr.
Merrill and Chuck Keeley ’81
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Kelly
Melanie and Robert Ketner
Pam and Perry Key
Julie and Lee King
Dr. Andrew Kirsteins and
Dr. DeAnna Kirchmayer-Kirsteins
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Kiser III
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kleinman
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Knowles, Jr.
David Knox ’82 and Virginia Harris Knox ’83
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Konen
Aleksandra Korda
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kowalewski
Mr. and Mrs. Rainhard G. Kramme
Michael L. Krick and Mary A. Krick
Randy Kritzer and Judy Frederick
Britta and Marco Kubitza
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent Kulman
Mamta and Devinder Kumar
Susan and Bret Kunar
Heather and John Kuzmier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lane
Robert A. Lauver
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Leath
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly D. Lebsack
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lee ’83
Dr. Douglas Lemley and Mrs. Barbara Freedy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Manfred W. Leong
Jennifer and Karl Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lewis
Cissy and Jim Li
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Dickinson Liebkemann
Mr. Fang Lin and Mrs. Xiu Hua Zhang
Mrs. Smedes Ayers LindnerAyers
Mr. and Mrs. W. David Lloyd
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Love
Drs. Melissa and David Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Don S. Lozo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Lucas
Ms. Susan C. Macheledt
Paula and Ken Mackovic
Dr. and Mrs. Marc E. Magod
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Manning
Dr. and Mrs. Eric A. Mansell
Jenny and Mike Mansfield
Sigrid and Stephen Marks
James T. and Margaret Massagee
Jill and John Masters
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Matthews
Joan and Michael Mattingly
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. May
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mayer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McCarty
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie T. McClain
Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. McDade
Terry and Patrick McDaid
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wayne McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Angus G. McEachran
Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. McGee, Jr.
Mrs. Gail B. McGroarty
Mr. James M. McGroarty
Patty and Bill McIvor
Ms. Ginger A. McKinney
Mr. Joseph A. McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Charles Mecimore, Jr.
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Donor Honor Roll: Current Parents (continued)
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Dr. Jeffrey Medoff and Ms. Debra Silber
Ms. Kellie Murphy Melinda ’80
Allison and John Melson
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mergner
Debra and Jim Merritt
J. Shannon Michael and Margaret M. Michael
Susan and Rob Midgett
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Milam
Meliha and Brano Milicevic
Drs. David and Sally Miller
Laura and Tom Mincher
Mr. and Mrs. Randy L. Mintz
Mr. and Mrs. Tony N. Miringu
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mohr
Elizabeth and Allen Montgomery
Dr. Wayne Moore and Ms. Laura Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Morris, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morrisette, Jr. ’75
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan E. Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Keith C. Moye
Ms. Elizabeth T. Murray
Mr. James H. Murray ’75
Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Murray
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Murray
Mr. Gabor S. Nagy and Ms. Kally M. Webster
Rick Nault
Dr. and Mrs. Eric S. Neijstrom
Drs. Glenn Newsom and Julia Jackson-Newsom
Mr. Charlie M. Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Niegelsky
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Nitka
Caroline and Davis North
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest John Oddono
Julie Oglesby
Charlotte and Jeff Oleynik
Rina and Matt Olin ’89
Bettie and Steve Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Page
Ms. Becky Parham
Jill and Steve Parham
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Paris III
Jane and Thomas Park
Mr. David F. Parker, Sr.
Mr. John R. Pasquini
Mr. and Mrs. Nayan N. Patel
Valerie and Dan Paterson
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight A. Pearson
Martha and Rob Peddrick
Ms. Alison W. Peeler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Perkins III
Judy and Mark Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pfenning
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Phillips
Holly and Lou Pierce
Allen and Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton ’78
Ann and Rick Pinto
Sandy and Marshall Pittman
Mr. James Plant and Mrs. Nanci Petruccelli
Dr. and Ms. Aleksei V. Plotnikov
Beth and Claibourne Poindexter, Jr. ’76
Drs. Leigh Ann and Henry Pool
Mr. Donald J. Porter and
Mrs. Domita Winsor-Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Porter IV ’84
Mr. Roger R. Posacki and Ms. B. Jan Findley
Sharon and David Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Britt A. Preyer
Mr. Bruce E. Procton
The Procton Family
Ann and Mac Pugh
Mr. Richard and Dr. Rebecca Pugh
Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Pulitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pulliam
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Pusch
Carol and Larry Putnam
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Putz
Dr. Ajith Ramachandran and
Dr. Bindubal Balan
Mary Lynn and Kim Redmond
Dr. Norman and Laurie Regal
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Regester
Mr. and Mrs. Matt D. Richmond
Jennifer and Robert Riedlinger
Anita A. Richardson and John Riley
Mr. Scott M. Risdon and Ms. Zane C. Hembree
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Robertson
Dr. Edward Robinson and Dr. Pam Pittman
Ann and Russ Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurt Roehrig
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Roer
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rogers
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers
Gail and Paul Rohlfing
Lyn Rollins ’80
Doug and Sara Knox Roman ’87
Laura and Todd Roseman
Erin and Keith Rosen
Dr. and Mrs. Todd J. Rosenbower
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Rotenstreich
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker ’82
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Russell
Dr. Stephen Ruzicka and Ms. Camilla Cornelius
Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Sanders
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Sanders
Walter C. Sands
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Sapp
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sar
Dr. Robin Schenck and Mr. Dodson Schenck
Dana and Stuart Schleien
Sharon and Jim Schlosser
Mary and Pedro Schmid
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Schner
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Scott
Alethea and Bob Segal
Mr. and Mrs. Keith V. Sessoms
Kelly and Buddy Seymour
Dr. and Mrs. Ashish C. Shah
Richard Shannin and Hope Gruber
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Shavitz
Lori and Tom Shaw
Angel and Brad Sherrill
Anne and Trevor Shick
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. C. Shogry
Kristen Short
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Shue
Sheryl and David Siar
Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Skigen
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt P. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt P. Smith
Dana and Philip Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Snider
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr. ’75
Katrina Solomon
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. South
Drs. Malcolm and Mary Stark
Mr. and Mrs. Kwadjo O. Steele
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Steen
Johanna and Sid Stern
Joan and Dave Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Stewart
Sherrie and Harrison Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Stone
Mr. H. Gregg Strader and
Dr. Sara E. Stoneburner
Kimberly and John Strong
Leigh and Craig Sudbrink
Linda Knox Sudnik ’79
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Supple
Dr. and Mrs. David C. Talbot
Jim Tanner and Anita Lindsey
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Tate
Kim and David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Taylor, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Templeton
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Tewkesbury
Trinh and Burke Thompson
Dr. Cheryl M. Trentini
Dr. Christopher J. Trentini
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Trexler
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Trone III
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Tuck
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Van der Linden
Sylvia and Hayes Van Noppen
Drs. Peter and Angela Van Trigt
Mr. Richard Vanore ’87 and
Mrs. Ashley Koury Vanore ’87
Natalie and Stan Varlamov
Mr. and Mrs. Philippe H. Vercaemert
Lesa and George Vinson
Dr. and Mrs. Dhruv B. Vyas
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan M. Wagoner
Kim and Robert Wainer
Gary Walker and Sally Leight
Suzy and Ken Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Waller ’91
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Walthall
Beth and John Walton
Ginger and Steve Walton
Liz and Glenn Waters
Mr. Joseph B. Watkins and
Dr. Cynthia A. Bolton
Laurie and John Watson
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Weatherly III
Matthew Weingold
Robyn and Martin Weissburg
Mr. Kip A. Weissman
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel N. Wells
Judy and Bill Wetzbarger
Dr. and Mrs. Simon J. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Whitley, Jr.
Jeanne and Mark Whitley
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Whyte
Nancy and Bevin Williams
Mr. and Mrs. L. David Williams
Dr. and Mrs. C. Keith Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O. Wilson, Sr.
Sue and Jay Wink
Ms. Cecile W. Winstead
Mr. Michael P. Winstead, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wintringham
Mr. Yiu Fai Wong
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. Woodall
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Woods
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Wrenn
Kathryn and Thompson Wyatt
Dr. Glenn T. Yamagata and
Dr. Dina L. Arceo
Ms. Sara Young
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Zanowski
Ms. Kim L. Zerfoss
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Zuraw
Donor Honor Roll: Parents of Alumni
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Arbuckle III
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Barber
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Barger
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexander S. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bates
Mrs. Jan Beaman
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Bell
Beverly and Ray Berry
Mr. and Mrs. T. Keith Black
Lynn and John Black
Sion A. Boney
Ms. Gail Boulton
Mr. and Mrs. George Breslow
Lina Brewington-Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Dora and Bruce Brodie
Dr. Jean Brooks*
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Mary and Clayton Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bryan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Buck
Mr. Daniel H. Burbine
Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Calhoun
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Callicott
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carr III
Mr. William B. Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Chesnutt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Clark
Susan and Vic Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mark Cole
Mrs. Mary Ann M. Conrad
Rose Marie and Rick Cook
Jane and Wayland Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Cooke
Mrs. Gloria F. Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. C. Decatur Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Cunningham, Jr.
Mrs. Diane H. Czornij
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Dassow
Kathy and Robert Davis
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Davis III
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Becky and Jim DeHaven
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Demaree, Jr.
Barbara and Mike Diamond
Dr. Edward G. Dickinson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dixon, Jr.
Mrs. Barbara Doughten
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Ms. Sherry W. Dove
Eileen and Alan Dransfield
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Drinkard
Beth Dunbar
Kate and Dennis Duquette
Mrs. Stella B. Efird
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Evans
Dr. Susan E. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Fenske
Mr. and Ms. Andrew B. Fields
Ms. Tricia B. Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Flanagan
Mr. Barry S. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ganley
Dan and Anna Dixon Garrett ’77
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Glascock, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Glass
Ms. E. Jane Gorrell ’79
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gorrell
Mr. and Mrs. Haynes G. Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Dr. A. Jane Gutsell and Dr. James B. Gutsell
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hall, Jr.
Nahomi and Jon Harkavy
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Harrington
Berkeley and George Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hassenfelt
Michelle and Sam Hayes
Julia and Masoud Hejazi
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hicks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. George W. House
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Huffine
Anne and Sam Hummel
Mrs. Jackie Humphrey
Anne and John Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jennings
Zelle and John C. Jester III
Willie and Mark Johnson
Karen and Benjamin Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
John H. King and Pamela A. Chappell
Barbara and Fred Kirby
Mose and Doris Egerton Kiser
Fran and Warren Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
Mrs. Barbara D. Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lancaster III
Mrs. Roslyn K. Lavine
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Lawson
Dr. E. Joseph LeBauer
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. LeBauer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lee
Connie and Don Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Lesley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Levy
Mrs. Betty Little
Kathryn and Bobby Long
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Love, Jr.
Mrs. Carolyn S. Maddux
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Marks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. May, Jr.
Mrs. Patricia M. McConnell
Mr. Mackey J. McDonald, Sr.
Ms. Judy T. McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Wade Meadows
Madge and Paul Megliola
Sue and Fritz Mengert
Mr. Richard V. Michaels
Ken Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Everette E. Mills III
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milton, Jr.
Mr. William C. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Morris
Kris and Mac Moss
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton C. Munsey, Jr.
Martha and Art Nading
Mr. and Mrs. Zvonko Nikolic
Lynn and John Noecker
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Norman III
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mitchell Oakley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. O’Brien
Mrs. Julie Olin
Ms. Leah Overman
Pat and Jerry Parks
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Patterson
Linda and Curt Perry
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Presson
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Pyron III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rapp, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Rayburn
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rendleman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Garson Lee Rice, Jr.
Ginny and Doug Rogers
Ann and Hal Rollins
Mrs. Cheryl Sarratt*
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Satterfield, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Schenck III
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott
Drs. John and Coridalia Scott
Dr. Edward A. Sharpless and
Dr. Martha Sharpless
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shearer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sloan
Barbara and Tom Somerville
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sparrow
Cynthia and Warren Stan
Dr. J. Richard Steedle and
Dr. Holly S. Chambers
Tina and Steve Sumner
Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy L. Teague
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Treleaven
Paula and Bill Trivette
Ms. Bernice H. Turner
Valerie Vickers
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wagg III
Drs. Gurmukh and Sukhwant Walha
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Walker
Mrs. Jean H. Waller
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Warmath, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Weikel
Jonathan R. Wells
Judy and Len White
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wikle, Jr.
Ms. Carol C. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Williams
Mrs. Kathryn G. Windham
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Worth
Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Zimmerman
*Deceased
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Donor Honor Roll: Grandparents & Grandparents of Alumni
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Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ackerman
Mrs. Mary A. Acquisto
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Adornetto
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Beach
Mrs. Jan Beaman
Ms. Laura B. Behrendt
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Bell
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mente Benjamin
Ellen and Ellis Berlin
Beverly and Ray Berry
Lynn and John Black
Mrs. Frances R. Blackwood
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boles
Annie Thomas Bolton
Mrs. Barbara S. Brazill
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brennan
Dr. Jean Brooks*
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney M. Browne
Mrs. William Lee Buchanan
Paula and Haney Camp
Hedy and Joseph Campagnolo
Mr. William B. Carr
Ms. Anne Coffey
Linda Hall Collins
Capt. and Mrs. Robert F. Comer
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cowley
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Cullom
Robert F. Dabbs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Mrs. Lois V. Davis
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Degler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dixon, Jr.
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Ms. Carolyn Ferguson
Dee Follin
Peggy and Marion Follin
Carolyn and Neil Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. David Gambrell
Mrs. Sally Garey
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Gorrell
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Granberry
Mrs. Virginia Grapey
Mr. and Mrs. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Dr. Robert Groat and
Mrs. Sandra Anderson Groat
Mrs. Patricia K. Haley
Berkeley and George Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. David Head
Herbert J. Hellen
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hemphill
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hendrix
Drs. Donald and Sandra Henson
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hope
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Judy and Robert Jay
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Johns
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Kay
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ketner
Mose and Doris Egerton Kiser
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Knox
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koncick
Julia and Nicolai Krylov
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kunar
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lee
Mrs. Annette Leight
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Lineberry, Sr.
Mrs. Lois D. Lively
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Longley
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Lusk
Carol and Ira Magod
Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Martindell, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward N. Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith McCarty
Mrs. Patricia M. McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Guy V. McKee, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Alan Medoff
Sue and Fritz Mengert
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Morris
Fran L. Needham
Mrs. Julie Olin
Mrs. Naomi Pasquini
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Peeler
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pettit
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter
Penelope and Ray Ponder
Jane and Royce Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ricketts
Nover and Carl Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Robinson II
Ann and Hal Rollins
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Rowlett
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Samet
Mr. and Mrs. Ware F. Schiefer
Ms. Sally Scripture
Lyn and Michael Shanley
Rose E. Shannin
Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz
Peggy Shinn
Gloria M. Silber
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sloan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snider
Mrs. Sydney J. Stern, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter G. Strader
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Tewkesbury
Dr. and Mrs. E. Thomas Thurber
Gail and Sandy Tillman
Mr. and Mrs. W. Norman Tolbert
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Treece, Jr.
Mrs. Constance W. Treloar
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wagg III
Helen and John Wagoner
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Werner
Mrs. Pat White
Mrs. Betty J. Whiteheart
Jan Regester Whitman
Mary Ellen Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H. Wilson
Mary Ann and Harold Wray
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yager
Nancy L. Zuraw
*Deceased
Donor Honor Roll: Board of Trustees
2006-07 Board of Trustees
Former Trustees
Dr. Sandra Adams
Mr. Quint M. Barefoot
Ms. Lenora Billings-Harris
Mr. James H. Bryan, Jr.
Dr. Ashfaque Chowdhury
Mr. Ed Cone ’80
Mrs. Jean C. Copeland
Mr. Michael L. Diamond
Mr. Wesley R. Elingburg
Mrs. Carolyn P. Gorga
Mrs. Carrie Griswold
Ms. R. Ross Harris
Mrs. Julia A. Hejazi
Mr. David Howard ’76
Mr. Maurice N. Jennings, Jr.
Mrs. Kristen M. Magod
Mrs. Allison A. Morrisette
Mrs. Caroline K. North
Mr. J. Scott ’90
Mrs. Mary L. Scott
Mr. Edward L. Stewart
Dr. Margaret B. Arbuckle
Mr. James B. Barber
Mr. Jeffrey L. Beach
Mrs. Jackie K. Bell
Mr. Steven D. Bell
Mr. Sion A. Boney
Mr. George Breslow
Dr. Dora M. Brodie
Mr. P. David Brown
Mr. Eric R. Calhoun
Mr. William B. Carr
Mrs. Nancy Clark
Ms. Mary Copeland ’79
Mr. Newton Cowan ’84
Mrs. Elizabeth “Kee” T. Davis
Mrs. Stella B. Efird
Mrs. Sheri M. Evans
Mrs. Margaret Glascock
Mr. Dennis R. Glass*
Ms. Jane Gorrell ’79
Mr. Haynes G. Griffin*
Mr. W. Shepard Griswold, Jr.
Mr. Jonathan R. Harkavy
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington
Mrs. Berkeley H. Harris
Mr. Stephen C. Hassenfelt*
Mr. W. M. Hicks, Jr.
Mr. Stephen L. Holcombe
Dr. Frank M. Houston
Mrs. Anne D. Hummel
Mr. John C. Jester III
Mrs. Susan B. Kelly
Mr. Fred M. Kirby III
Mr. William S. Knox
Mrs. Jan R. Lawson
Mrs. Gail M. LeBauer*
Mrs. Carole S. Lesley*
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Little
Mr. Robert E. Long, Jr.
Mrs. Carolyn S. Maddux
Mrs. Susan A. Maxwell
Mrs. Nancy R. May
Mrs. Teresa T. McDaid
Ms. Debra F. Silber
Mr. Everette E. Mills III
Mr. Bill Morrisette ’75
Mr. C. Mitchell Oakley, Jr.
Mrs. Martha T. Peddrick
Mrs. Marion G. Pierce
Dr. Claibourne W. Poindexter
Mrs. Ramona T. Presson
Mr. James S. Schenck III
Dr. Martha Sharpless
Mr. Bill Soles ’75
Mr. H. Gregg Strader
Mr. John T. Warmath, Jr.*
Mrs. Mitzie L. Weatherly
Mrs. Judy White
Mr. John D. Wink III
Mr. David M. Worth*
*Indicates former board chair
Donor Honor Roll: Faculty, Staff & Coaches
Lisa A. Allen
Cristine O. Anderson
Peter Buxenbaum
Judy Arnette
Angela K. Ballou
Chris Bernhardt
Gail Isaacson Bernstein ’76
Aprille N. Black
Diane H. Borgmann
Cynthia C. Bowen
Frank A. Bowman
Laura M. Bregler
Anne C. Brennan
Ann D. Bridges
Margaret Farrell Brown ’97
Carolyn H. Buck
Thomas Bunch
Kim Burroughs
Bertram H. Buxton III
Stacy M. Calfo
Bill Campbell
Jeffrey K. Campbell
Kelly Carraway
John P. Carty
Maude T. Caudle
Jason T. Cheek
Michael M. Christopher
J. Clanton-Vaden
Rachel G. Cohen
Mary Ann M. Conrad
Rose Marie Cook
Michael Crabtree
Dennis J. Creamer
Sharon J. Culclasure
Jeffrey O. Davis
Katherine B. Davis
Edward G. Dickinson
Nedjo Djekic
Susan M. Doss
Sherry W. Dove
Amanda Dowtin ’97
Laura A. Drewicz
Mark S. Drusdow
Elizabeth Dunbar
Beverly R. Edwards
Carl E. Fenske
Tricia B. Fish
Ann G. Flynt
Wendy A. Fore
Adam H. Freeman
Iraida Fung
Michael J. Gale
Cynthia M. Garrison
Andrew Gaunt
David A. Gilbert
Kathryn K. Gillespie
Gillian Goodman
Kevin G. Graves, Sr.
A. Jane Gutsell
Mark C. Hale
Sarah L. Hanawald
Dale H. Harwell
Craig D. Head
E. Bennett Hill, Jr.
Holly Barnes Hofbauer ’92
Melissa S. Hoff
Elizabeth D. Hopkins
Patricia Horvath
J. Freddy Johnson
Marilyn B. Jones
John H. King
Virginia Harris Knox ’83
Susan B. Kunar
Donald G. Lahey
Louise Taylor Lambertson ’89
Wendy Lavine ’85
Cheryl D. Love
Gwendolyn Lowe
Dana R. Lowell
Carol Martin
Laurel Matsudaira
Nancydee Maxey
Judy T. McLaughlin
Ashley Knapp Meyer ’97
Connie J. Mikesell
Branislav R. Milicevic
Robert C. Mimms
Randy L. Mintz
Edo Mlatac ’97
Roger L. Moore
William C. Moore
Patricia M. Morris
Clarence Wade Morrow, Jr.
Danette Morton
Kristen J. Moss
Molly Mullin
Leigh S. Munsey
Laura M. Murray
Glenn Newsom
Zvonko Nikolic
Lynn H. Noecker
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Vivian O’Brien
Stacey A. Olsen
Chrissy Olson ’85
Jill Parham
Edward L. Paynter
Amber W. Peters
Christine R. Phelps
Mary Beth Phillips
Michelle B. Pierce
Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton ’78
Anna B. Pittman
Janet H. Poole
Susan C. Pyron
Cynthia A. Rayburn
Jeffrey R. Regester
Lee Roane
Jeananne Roche
Erin A. Rosen
Juliette A. Rosenthal
Robert D. Satterfield, Jr.
Robin Schenck
E. Blakely Schmidt
Jonathan R. Schner
Sandi Scragg
Morgan Sharp
Linda B. Shearer
Eric M. Shilling
Jen Shoemaker ’93
Laura L. Shue
Daniel F. Silvers
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Donor Honor Roll: Faculty, Staff & Coaches (continued)
Van Scott Walker
Jean H. Waller
Pam Wampler
Adam G. Ward
Linda S. Watkins
Susan Watts
Thomas H. Webb
Ines M. Weikel
William H. Welch
Carol C. Williams
G. Dee Willis
Sonny Willis ’96
Kerensa L. Wooten
Todd Wrenn
Paul D. Zanowski
Kay P. Zimmerman
Benjamin C. Zuraw
Kelly A. Sipe
Carol S. Smith
Dana K. Smith
Cynthia Stan
Ron Stanfield
Cory Stephenson
Linda Knox Sudnik ’79
Thomas J. Szott II
Velma T. Tanks
Nancy Teague
Pamela S. Thaxton
Kimberly K. Trone
Bernice H. Turner
Ruth Tutterow
Jackie B. Upton
Valerie G. Vickers
Norman D. Walker, Jr.
Former Faculty, Staff and Coaches
Sofia Becerra-Licha
Dorothy M. Carlow
D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Robert H. Demaree, Jr.
Heather K. Dickinson
Eileen Dransfield
Bette B. Dunker
Kate Duquette
Adrienne Egerton
Catherine Egerton ’89
Kevin G. Graves, Sr.
Eddie Greene ’79
Frank Hatchett ’79
Betty N. Hodges
Christina A. Hudson
Jennifer Lewis
Shirley W. McCreedy
Shirley D. McLellan
Suzanne N. Mengert
Richard V. Michaels
Carmen F. Redding
Cheryl Sarratt*
E. Blakely Schmidt
Linda Sloan
Linda V. Walker
Jonathan R. Wells
Kathryn G. Windham
Danny Wright ’89
*Deceased
Donor Honor Roll: Friends of The School
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Atwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baum
Ms. Deborah S. Beau
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bourdeau
Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Brown III
Ms. Anne M. Clark
Ms. Holly H. Coble
Mr. Raman Danrad and Ms. Ritu Bhalla
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine S. DuBose
Ms. Wanda Guffey and Ms. Patricia Dusseault
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Jereb
Mr. David W. Kaminski and
Ms. Lynn K. Weller
Mr. Robert B. Kesler
Ms. Margaret F. Leong
Mr. Douglas Merrill and Ms. Lori Bernstein
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Miller
Mr. James C. Mullen
Mr. John B. Neese
Mr. James R. Novak, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Paster
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards
Mr. William M. Schiebel
Mr. and Mrs. William Shenton
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shields
Ms. Margaret R. Stewart
Ms. Reba Whigby
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. White
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wise
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Zompa
Donor Honor Roll: Foundations & Corporations
Aetna Foundation
AFTERDISASTER
American Express Gift Matching Program
American International Group
Burlington Foundation
Calloway Johnson Moore & West, P.A.
The Charles Schwab Foundation
Citigroup Foundation
Douglas & Marianne Dickerson Foundation
Forbes Development Company
Gate City Anesthesia, Inc.
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Guy M. Turner, Inc.
Hallmark Cards, Inc.
HealthSouth Surgical Center
Ingersoll-Rand
International Paper Company Foundation
Jester Company
John Templeton Foundation
F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Lincoln Financial Group Foundation
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Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Murphy/Wainer Orthopedic Specialists
Northwestern Mutual Life
Novartis US Foundation
Parkdale Mills
RJ Reynolds Foundation
Samet Corporation
Schering-Plough Foundation
Sho-Tranz Executive Tours
Syngenta Corporation
Target
Teague Foundation
Tigertek, Inc.
Triad Pastabilities, Inc.
Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts
The Weaver Foundation, Inc.
Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program
Wesley Long Community Hospital
Wyeth Matching Gifts
Zeist Foundation
2006-07 Gifts-in-Kind
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Armstrong
Drs. Richard and Elizabeth Aronson
Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Berry
Biscuitville
Brueggers
The Center for Women’s Health and Wellness
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Goodman
Great Harvest Bread
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Hale
Harris Teeter Distribution Center
Head to Toe, Inc.
Mr. Bradley R. Krantz and Dr. Jane L. Steiner Longstreth
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. McDaid, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth D. Miller
Murphy/Wainer Orthopedic Specialists
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Soles, Jr.
Starbucks
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall A. Tuck
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vinson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Weatherly III
2006-07 Membership Certificates
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Ahlport
Mr. and Mrs. Garson L. Rice, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Curtis Weaver
The Charles A. McLendon Founder’s Society
The following individuals have made provisions for Greensboro Day School in their estate plans.
Named for the founding chairman of the Board of Trustees, members of the society recognize the importance
of creating a legacy that will assure that future generations of students will enjoy the same
quality education of students today.
Anonymous (9)
Jeffrey L. Beach
Sion A. Boney
Frank Brenner
James T. Brooks, Jr. ’77
Michael M. Christopher
Ed Cone ’80
D. Newton F. Cowan ’84
D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
James E. Dunn
Orren B. Falk
Charles H. Flynt, Jr.
Elaine Alspaugh Fox ’80
Mr. Barry S. Frank
Ms. E. Jane Gorrell ’79
R. Ross Harris
David R. Howard ’76
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene S. LeBauer
Dr. E. J. LeBauer
Kathryn and Bobby Long
Charles McLendon
Everette E. Mills III
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Nutt, Jr.
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Dr. and Mrs. Claibourne W. Poindexter
Robert C. Rapp
John D. Rice
James S. Schenck
J. G. Scott, Jr. ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Keith V. Sessoms
Margaret and Lanty Smith
Elizabeth Monroe Tisdale ’89
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Truesdale
Thomas H. Webb
Lorraine Wells
David M. Worth
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Tributes
The following individuals had gifts made in their honor.
8th Grade Team
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Scott
Stacy I. Fields ’02
Mr. and Ms. Andrew B. Fields
J. Wade Adkins ’09
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vinson, Jr.
Tricia B. Fish
Ms. Sarah Fish ’78
Carol M. Alberson
Ms. Rebecca K. Barger
Mr. Mark M. Brodie
Ann Flynt
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Charles H. Flynt
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Leslie Scott Alexander ’85
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott
Katerina D. Forbis ’15
Logan Forbis ’19
Whitney D. Forbis ’17
Mrs. Margaret H. Shinn
Cristine O. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ackerman
Judy Arnette
Mr. and Mrs. Hays G. van Noppen
David Gilbert & Margaret Rowlett
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gilbert
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Rowlett
Mr. and Mrs. William Shenton
Bettie P. Barger ’99
Rebecca K. Barger ’03
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Barger
Aprille N. Black
Ms. Tanya L. Green
Sydney Brown Black ’81
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Sarah W. Bricklemyer ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milton, Jr.
Charles P. Britt ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Alexander S. Brodie ’95
Benjamin C. Brodie ’00
Mark M. Brodie ’03
Drs. Dora and Bruce Brodie
Jefferson G. Brooks ’01
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Brooks
Edward F. Cone ’80
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Nathan H. Conner ’92
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hicks, Jr.
David M. Conrad ’99
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Conrad
Mary Ann Conrad
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Dennis R. Glass
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Haynes G. Griffin
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Gareth Griffith
Ms. Lindsey C. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mohr
A. Jane Gutsell
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Anne Harkavy ’91
Ellen Harkavy ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Harkavy
Margaret W. Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Megan Gessner Conrad ’00
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Conrad
Philip M. Cooke ’86
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Cooke
Lanier Brown ’78
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Christy Johnson Cooper ’88
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Johnson
Margaret E. Brown ’97
Dr. Susan E. Farrell
Patrick A. Dassow
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Dassow
Jasmin J. Hejazi ’05
Kayvon M. Hejazi ’04
Dr. and Mrs. Masoud S. Hejazi
Paul D. Brown ’87
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alexander S. Barrett
Elizabeth B. Hendrix ’07
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Hendrix
Betty W. Bunker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Deutsch
Dexter R. Davison III ’90
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Sarah Hicks ’89
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hicks, Jr.
Kevin P. Burbine ’95
Shannon E. Burbine ’01
Mr. Daniel H. Burbine
Sarah G. Dougherty ’07
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Dougherty
Charles N. Hodges ’87
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hodges
Sherry W. Dove
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Elizabeth D. Hopkins
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Nitka
Paige Brown DuBose ’79
Mr. and Mrs. P. David Brown
Martha and David Howard ’76 and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Chester H. Brown III
Anne N. Duquette ’96
Catherine M. Duquette ’00
Emily N. Duquette ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Duquette
David R. Howard ’76
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Kim Burroughs
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Bus Transportation Group
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
George E. Carr ’95
Sharon E. Carr ’97
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carr III
John P. Carty
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Wintringham
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Madelyn Collins
Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Collins
David A. Gilbert
Mr. Douglas Merrill and Ms. Lori Bernstein
Lindsey C. Evans ’04
Reed A. Evans ’02
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Evans
Jessica D. Haverland ’92
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Christian R. Hayes ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Hayes
Anna K. Hurd ’06
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hurd
Tributes (continued)
Elizabeth W. James ’76
John and Sallly Dillard Cohen ’76
Mrs. Elizabeth Sellars Little
Emily A. Norman ’00
Matthew T. Norman ’97
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Norman III
Jonathan Schner
Ms. Gail Boulton
Mr. Norman D. Walker, Jr.
John W. Jennings ’14
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Parham
Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Sudbrink
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Parham
Richard Vanore ’87 and
Ashley Koury Vanore ’87
Dr. and Mrs. Dhruv B. Vyas
Stacey A. Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ackerman
J. G. Scott ’90
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scott
Christine K. Olson ’85
Ms. Tanya L. Green ’06
Elizabeth A. Sherlin
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hicks, Jr.
David P. Overman ’86
Ms. Leah Overman
J. Fred Johnson
Mr. Norman D. Walker, Jr.
Alexander B. Paris ’15
Isabel S. Paris’ 17
Mrs. Constance W. Treloar
Kelly A. Sipe
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Nitka
B. Stuart Smith ’95
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
J. Lyle Humphrey Johnson ’88
Mrs. Jackie Humphrey
David M. Kahn ’18
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Kahn
John W. Parks ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Parks
Christine R. Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Ackerman
Elizabeth M. Kaplan ’04
Robert M. Kaplan ’07
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Kaplan
Hilary Humphrey Pitts ’86
Mrs. Jackie Humphrey
Louise Taylor Lambertson ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Taylor
Thomas L. Presson ’87
William C. Presson ’90
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Presson
Wendy K. Lavine ’85
Mrs. Roslyn K. Lavine
S. Alex Lawson ’99
Taylor W. Lawson ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Lawson
Eugene S. LeBauer
Gail LeBauer
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Kathryn Lee Lesley ’87
Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Lesley
B. Meriwether Maddux ’97
Neil T. Maddux ’99
By Mrs. Carolyn S. Maddux
Timothy R. Martin
Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Holland
John Y. McInnis
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Waller ’91
Charles McLendon ’77
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McLendon, Jr.
James N. Megliola ’02
Michael A. Megliola ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Megliola
David Mengert ’82
Paul K. Mengert ’80
Dr. and Mrs. Fritz Mengert
Sarah Cone Merriman ’79
Mrs. Carol Cone Douglas
Ashley Knapp Meyer ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Knapp, Jr.
Mr. Warren D. Knapp III ’01
Clara Love Prigge ’94
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Love, Jr.
Lee Roane
Ms. Chana K. Ball
Kelly E. Robinson ’99
Mr. Barry S. Frank
G. Greg Smith ’92
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Lucy K. Smith ’11
Reid W. Smith ’14
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Kay
Johanna E. Snarr ’20
Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Houston
Jason B. Sparrow ’90
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sparrow
Michael Steen
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roberts
Emily E. Treleaven ’02
Richard W. Treleaven ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Treleaven
Jackie B. Upton
Mr. Douglas Merrill and Ms. Lori Bernstein
Michael K. Rogers ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Rogers
Kulbir Walha ’94
Sukhbir K. Walha ’00
Drs. Gurmukh and Sukhwant Walha
Hal J. Rollins ’83
Lyn Rollins ’80
Samuel B. Rollins ’87
Dr. and Mrs. Hal J. Rollins, Jr.
Haley E. Walker ’10
Mrs. Annette Leight
Alison Taylor Ward ’92
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Taylor
Romine/Guffey Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Atwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baum
Ms. Wanda Guffey and
Ms. Patricia Dusseault
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Miller
Mr. James C. Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richards
Mrs. Phyllis Shavitz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. White
Thomas L. White ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. White, Jr.
Emily Burbine Rose ’97
Mr. Daniel H. Burbine
J. Gray Rucker ’18
Lindsay M. Rucker ’19
Mrs. Linda Hall Collins
Wendy E. Sarratt ’91
Robin E. Sarratt-Cohen ’94
Mrs. Cheryl Sarratt*
Kathryn M. Moriarty
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Woodward
Robert D. Satterfield
Ms. Rebecca K. Barger ’03
Ms. Sofia Becerra-Licha
Mr. and Mrs. Hays G. van Noppen
Patricia Morris
Mrs. Mary A. Acquisto
Vada Satterfield
Mr. and Mrs. Hays G. van Noppen
Patrick L. Williams ’99
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Williams
Sonny J. Willis ’96
Mr. and Ms. Philip R. Dobbs
Morgan A. Winstead ’18
Ms. Anne Coffey
Douglas S. Woodward ’90
Robert W. Woodward ’87
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Woodward
David M. Worth
Dr. and Mrs. D. Ralph Davison, Jr.
Christopher M. Wright ’75
Daniel E. Wright ’89
Mrs. Elizabeth Sellars Little
Kay P. Zimmerman
Ms. Chana K. Ball
*Deceased
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Memoriams
The following individuals had a gift made in their memory.
Kimberly S. Bates ’84
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Callicott
Julie D. Boylan ’00
Mrs. Lois Davis
Russell A. Britt ’97
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney P. Britt
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Conrad
Ms. Deborah S. Beau
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bourdeau
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Paster
Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Follin III
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hall, Jr.
Mrs. Lois D. Lively
Ms. Margaret R. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wise
Jean Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Jessica A. Cole ’10
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mark Cole
Jane Cook
Dr. Brian Cook
Sybil Davis
Ms. Christine R. Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Webb
Ms. Sarah E. Zimmerman
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Frances M. Dillard
Mr. David F. Parker, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Shavitz
Maureen Gerhardt
Dr. Edward B. Gerhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Murray
Drs. Peter and Angela Van Trigt
Donna Halevy
Mr. Barry E. Halevy
H. T. Keller
Mr. Scott M. Risdon and Ms. Zane C. Hembree
Scott W. Patterson ’08 Dr. and Mrs. L. Donald Johnson
Mr. James R. Novak, Sr.
George Redmond
Mr. Kim P. Redmond and
Dr. Mary Lynn B. Redmond
Garson Rice
Mr. Garson L. Rice III
Mr. Robert L. Rice ’06
R. V. Robertson
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Poindexter
Larry Schad
Ms. Deidra L. Schad
Charles O. Shinn
Mr. and Ms. J. Patrick Forbis
Barbara P. Tandon ’89
Ms. Anne M. Clark
Ms. Holly H. Coble
Mr. Raman Danrad and Ms. Ritu Bhalla
Gate City Anesthesia, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Hatfield
HealthSouth Surgical Center
Mr. David W. Kaminski and
Ms. Lynn K. Weller
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Legette
Dr. and Mrs. James E. Nitka
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. James Rucker
Mr. William M. Schiebel
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shields
Mrs. Margaret H. Shinn
Wesley Long Community Hospital
Mrs. Kathryn G. Windham
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Zompa
Mrs. Margaret Tinsley
Ms. Margaret J. Tinsley ’78
Bobby Tuck
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brumley, Jr.
Officers & Administration
The following individuals served the school on volunteer boards.
2006-2007 Board of Trustees
Annual Fund Cabinet
Sandra Adams
Quint M. Barefoot
Lenora Billings-Harris
James H. Bryan, Jr.
Ashfaque Chowdhury
Ed Cone ’80, chairman
Jean C. Copeland
Michael L. Diamond
Wesley R. Elingburg
Carolyn P. Gorga
Carrie Griswold
R. Ross Harris
Julia A. Hejazi
David Howard ’76
Maurice N. Jennings, Jr.
Kristen M. Magod
Allison A. Morrisette
Caroline K. North
Mary L. Scott
J. Scott ’90
Edward L. Stewart
Liz and Glenn Waters, annual fund chairs
Carrie and Will Griswold ’81, past annual fund chairs
Randy and Vicky Floss, leadership co-chairs
Sera and Phil Jacob, leadership co-chairs
Caroline and Ralph Paris, leadership co-chairs
Fran and Ted Tewkesbury, leadership co-chairs
Marsha and Geoffrey Browne, new family co-chairs
Laura and Tom Mincher, new family co-chairs
Heather and Chuck Albrecht, lower school co-chairs
Monique and Chuck Hirsch, lower school co-chairs
Kim and Brian Freedman, middle school co-chairs
Adeline and David Talbot, middle school co-chairs
Becky and Bill Campbell, upper school co-chairs
Jill and Steve Parham, upper school co-chairs
Sue and Jim Maxwell, senior parent chairs
Cindy and Steve Rayburn, parents of alumni chairs
Peggy and Marion Follin, grandparent chairs
Jeb Brooks ’01, alumni annual fund co-chair
Paul Mengert ’80, alumni annual fund co-chair
Rose Marie Cook, faculty chair
Ross Harris, Chris Hudson, Terry McDaid
and Erica Procton, marketing committee
Ed Stewart, development committee chair
Head’s Council
W. Mente Benjamin
Ray D. Berry
Sion A. Boney
Robert P. Gorrell
Berkeley Harris
Frank M. Houston
Leonard J. Kaplan
F. M. Kirby
Albert S. Lineberry
E. W. Mooney
Gloria M. Silber
Katherine G. Stern
Chairman’s Council
Ed Cone ’80
R. Cameron Cooke
Charles H. Flynt
Dennis R. Glass
Haynes G. Griffin
Stephen C. Hassenfelt
David R. Howard ’76
Gail M. LeBauer
Carole Lesley
Charles A. McLendon
Sallie A. McMillion
Claibourne W. Poindexter
James S. Schenck
John T. Warmath
David M. Worth
Alumni Board
Jennifer Smith Adams ’86
Jeb Brooks ’01
Helen Brooks ’80
Tom Carson ’97
Nathan Conner ’92, president
Mary Schenck Dator ’82
Emily Vanderfleet Dowtin ’98
Jay Harmon ’86
Jessica Davison Haverland ’92
Kristin Kirkman-Hall ’91
Wendy Lavine ’85
Paul Mengert ’80
Anne Alspaugh Pinkelton ’78
Catherine Houston Snarr ’86
Thomas Somerville ’90
Adam Tilley ’93
Sonny Willis ’96
Danny Wright ’89
Development Office
Stacy Calfo
Director of Communications
Michael Christopher
Director of Development
Kathy Davis
Director of Alumni Affairs and Service Learning
Nancydee Maxey
Executive Secretary to The Development Office
Leigh Munsey
Director of Special Projects and Development Services
Terri Blackwood Obermeyer
Assistant Director of Development
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