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Donoho The S C H O O L AC A D E M I C S A RT S AT H L E T I C S ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013 19 63 Mission Statement The Donoho School’s Mission is to provide a quality college preparatory education to capable, highly motivated students. The School is committed to the development of the total child by providing a challenging curriculum in an atmosphere conducive to good citizenship, personal integrity, and devotion to religious principles. The school’s academics, athletics, fine arts, and other student activities are designed to fulfill this commitment. The Donoho School is dually accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Southern Association of Independent Schools. It is an active member of the Alabama Association of Independent Schools, Alabama High School Athletic Association, College Board, National Association for College Admission Counseling, National Association of Independent Schools, National Honor Society, and Southern Association of Independent Schools. Values To strive for excellence Kindness, caring and compassion Respect for others and appreciation of diversity The Donoho School admits students of any race, religion, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students of the school. Fairness and justice Commitment to community Honesty and integrity Personal reponsibility and accountability The Cost of Excellence Dear Donoho Family and Friends: The Donoho School’s mission is to provide a quality, college-preparatory education for highly-motivated and intelligent students. I am proud to say that we are accomplishing this goal. 100% of our graduates continue to be accepted into colleges—a record held since 1963. Over the past five years the average ACT score is 26.3, we have had 7 students be recognized as National Merit Finalists, and Donoho graduates have earned over $23 million in merit-based college scholarship offers. During the past five years, we have also provided our students with the opportunity to save time and money in college by earning college credits while at Donoho. More than 40 Dual Enrollment on-campus classes have been offered and 124 AP exams have been administered, with almost 75% earning scores accepted at selective universities. Not to be overlooked, our younger students thrive at Donoho, too, with an incredible 85% of our 4th, 5th, and 6th graders qualifying for the esteemed Duke TIP program. Our students make us so proud in areas outside of academics also. From the 2011 state 1A championship volleyball team to the awesome Wizard of Oz performances, our students are able to explore their varied interests and master an important skill for college—how to use their time wisely and effectively. Donoho students learn how to maintain high grades in demanding courses while being active participants in a variety of athletic, fine arts, leadership, and community service activities, often balancing several activities during the same semester. Our quality faculty and dedicated administration provide the necessary environment for success. They continue to challenge our students to excel, consistently supporting their efforts to explore new ideas in a secure setting. These efficient professionals log countless hours in training, preparing, teaching, assessing, and improving to ensure that all students receive a rigorous academic foundation. In addition, most also serve outside the classroom as coaches of our many athletic and academic teams or as sponsors of various clubs or organizations. Providing our graduates with the tools they need to be successful in a college of their choice is what makes Donoho the premiere college-preparatory school that it is. For us to continue to uphold our mission, enhance our curriculum, upgrade our technology, and adapt our facilities to meet our students’ needs, we ask our friends and supporters for assistance beyond what tuition income would provide. Your tax-deductible contributions to the Donoho School Annual Fund are an essential part of our finances and will touch every student in some way. For those of you who have already donated, we thank you. If you do not presently contribute, please consider a donation at this time and join the hundreds of alumni, parents, friends, and faculty who have given generously in the past. Thank you for helping us sustain the excellence that has been achieved at Donoho! Sincerely, Cynthia S. McCarty, Ph.D. Chair – Board of Directors “It is every man’s obligation to put back into the world at least the equivalent of what he takes out of it.” Albert Einstein Vision & Mission Dear Donoho Family and Friends, The 2011-2012 Annual Report is a simple way of saying thank you for your support and commitment to The Donoho School. The sacrifices you have made are appreciated, and we are humbled by your confidence. This year continues to be a celebration of the legacy of excellence that defines our school. Our students have access to the highest quality programs, a full complement of both curricular and extra-curricular offerings and an experienced instructional staff – all of which are the envy of schools across the State. The Donoho School continues to be a leader in education where our vision, mission, and goals have created both the foundation and framework that promote a culture of high performance – academically, athletically, and within all areas of the fine arts and performing arts. Each gift, no matter the amount, touches the lives of our students. Our goal each year is for 100% participation. We encourage every family to make a gift in any amount that is appropriate to their circumstances. Your participation encourages others to give, helps the school receive foundation grants, and sends a message to our community that The Donoho School does make a difference. As an ambassador for the school, your positive endorsement of the program to the broader community helps attract and retain mission-appropriate students. Our deepest thanks to those of you whose gifts made last year’s annual fund campaign a success. Most Sincerely, Janice Hurd President / Head of School “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Winston Churchill Board of Directors “Teaching is the profession that teaches all other professions.” Author Unknown Dr. Cynthia S. McCarty, Chairman Mr. Robert H. Kay, Vice-Chairman Mr. Gregory D. Brown, Treasurer Mrs. Lisa H. Soleman, Secretary Mr. C. David Brown, Jr. Mrs. Wendy G. Draper Mr. C. Tim Garner Dr. Pankaj K. Kashyap Mrs. Cherri W. Morgan Mr. Thomas S. Potts, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Prather, IV Dr. John E. Reaves Mrs. Julia H. Segars Dr. Robert S. Svensen Mr. William M. Wakefield Life Member 1963 – 1999 Mr. Thomas S. Potts Life Member 1963 – 2008 Mr. H. Miller Sproull Ex-Officio Member of the Founding Board Mrs. H. Miller Sproull Founding Director Emeritus Dr. Sam F. Crabtree Founding Director Emeritus Dr. Gerald G. Woodruff, Jr. Honorary Member Mrs. Beatrice P. Woodruff Director Emeritus Mr. Thomas P. Brock Mr. Herbert M. Cunningham Director Emeritus Director Emeritus Dr. John A. Edwards, Jr. Mrs. Antoinette G. Patterson Director Emeritus Director Emeritus Mr. Cleo Thomas, Jr. Administration & Staff Administration Janice Hurd Staff Sue Canter President Director of Admissions Head of School Ben Cunningham Laura Phillips Director of Technology Dean of Academics LS Principal Paige Faulkner Director of Development & Marketing Karen Hester Dean of Students Jacqueline Gaines MS / US Coordinator Director of Guidance Katie Newton Finance Assistant Charlie Olivas Director of Building & Grounds “A teacher’s purpose is not to create students in his own image, but to develop students who can create their own image.” Author Unknown Shannon Felder Athletic Director Joanne Robbins Finance Manager 2011 - 2012 Revenues & Expenditures Revenues Tuition Athletic Income Interest Income Annual Fund Contributions Parents’ Association Support Budgeted Endowment Withdrawal Other Income Total Income $ 2,912,004 65,847 2,214 76,938 84,011 125,000 30,933 $ 3,296,947 Total Giving Total Gifts Annual Fund Endowment $ 2,282,308 336,019 78,650 186,375 166,116 96,912 39,495 2009 20,100.00 $ 221,340.76 $ 86,576.03 $ 105,439.36 $ 109,715.73 $ 106,478.49 2012 Endowment Trends 2008 2011 $ 3,185,875 $ 111,072 $ 2011 2010 Total Expenditures Net Income $ 106,478.49 2008 2009 Total 2011 - 2012 $ 126,578.49 Annual Fund Trends 2010 Expenditures Admin/Teacher Salaries & Benefits Operational & Plant Expenses Development, Marketing & Alumni Tuition Reductions Instructional Expenses Athletics Parents’ Association Projects Annual Fund & Endowment Giving 2012 $ 102,100.48 $ 8,976.04 $ 12,752.68 $ 10,993.00 $ 20,100.00 Donor Recognition The Donoho School appreciates those individuals who have generously supported the Annual Fund. It takes the support of the entire community - board members, faculty and staff, parents, alumni, grandparents, alumni parents and friends - to achieve the mission of The Donoho School. Through those that have given so generously, we have ensured the continuing excellence of education that our students, faculty and parents have come to expect. All contributions raised through the annual fund go directly into our operating budget to help bridge the gap between tuition revenue and our operating expenses. From faculty salaries to day-to-day classroom programs, these investments help support all areas of The Donoho School. Summa Cum Laude $5,000+ Anonymous (1) Holmes II Excavation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stacy Holmes Magna Cum Laude $2,500 to $4,999.99 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Wakefield Cum Laude $1,000 to $2,499.99 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ankrom B.R. Williams Trucking, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Brown Mr. & Mrs. Ike Brown Mr. Truman Donoho Mr. & Mrs. Frank Finch Mrs. Farley Galbraith Mr. Tim Garner Dr. & Mrs. Pankaj Kashyap Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kay King Acura – Mr. Henry King Ms. Betty Leach Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Dyron Overton Mr. & Mrs. John Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Potts, Jr. Potts Marketing Group, LLC. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Prather Dr. & Mrs. John Reaves Mr. & Mrs. Frank Segars Mr. & Mrs. Andy Soleman Sunny King – Mrs. Patricia King Dr. & Mrs. Robert Svensen Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wheeler Laureate $500 to $999.99 Mrs. Mildred Chastain Ghee & Draper Mr. & Mrs. Doug Ghee Morgan Stanley Mr. & Mrs. John Morris, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles Patterson Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. Charles Turner Scholars $100 to $499.99 Dr. & Mrs. John Angell Anniston Orthopaedic Associates, P.A Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Arnold Dr. & Mrs. Barry Billings Dr. & Mrs. Guangli Bing Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Burt Mr. & Mrs. Alex Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Guy Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Capps Dr. & Mrs. Neil Christen Mr. & Mrs. Mark Christopher Dr. & Mrs. Robert DeShazer Ms. Janet Douglas Dr. & Mrs. John Edwards Miss Paige Faulkner Ms. Mary Fink Mrs. Marian Potts Foster Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ginn Mr. Michael Hodge & Mrs. Sally Haynes-Hodge Mr. & Mrs. Philip Holladay, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Isom Mrs. Daphne Mobley Johnston Knox Concert Series, Inc. Lincoln Veterinary Clinic Mr. & Mrs. David McCormack Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan Mrs. Martha McNaron Mr. & Mrs. Chris Morrisroe Mr. & Mrs. Albert Moss Mr. & Mrs. Sai Mudiam Mr. & Mrs. Ken Nunnally Mr. & Mrs. Joe Nunnery Drs. John & Unini Nwogu Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Owens Mr. & Mrs. Randy Payne Ms. Gay Peters Mr. & Mrs. Walt Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ray SAMCO Express Mart / SAMS Oil Company (SAMCO) – Mr. & Mrs. Sameer Mousa Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sherer Mr. & Mrs. Brian Simmons Mrs. Lisa Smith Dr. & Mrs. Wesley Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steed Mr. & Mrs. Julian Stephens Superior Machine & Pattern, Inc. Colonel and Mrs. John Taylor Mrs. Peg Tyler Mr. Todd Waldrop Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Walker Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Warren Mrs. Jane Wilson Wells Mr. & Mrs. Mike Willingham Mr. & Mrs. Brian Woodfin Ms. Alice Young Friends Gifts under $99.99 Mr. & Mrs. Woody Bagwell Mr. & Mrs. Burton Benkwith Mr. & Mrs. Karl Benkwith Mrs. Michele Arnold Berg Mrs. Mary Bevis Mr. & Mrs. Craig Bodiford Mr. & Mrs. William Boozer Mr. & Mrs. Rod Bowling Mr. & Mrs. Kent Brown Mrs. Treva Brown Dr. & Mrs. Dale Burgess Mr. & Mrs. Randy Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Bob Davis Mr. & Mrs. Kent Davis Mrs. Myrna Degner Mr. Walter Duke Ms. Mica Brook Everett Mr. & Mrs. Mark Harrell Mr. & Mrs. Chester Huckaby Lt. Colonel Charles Huff Ms. Samantha Hughston Mr. Thomas & Dr. Dana Ingalsbe Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Jagello Mrs. David Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Edward Johnson Mrs. Edna Keel Mr. & Mrs. Mike LaPlante Mr. & Mrs. David Long Ms. Kelli Marlowe Dr. & Mrs. Donald Marshall Mr. & Mrs. John McBride Mr. Daniel McCarty Mr. William McCarty Ms. Rainer McDaniel Mr. Gaines McMillan Mrs. Beverly Meadows Mrs. Laura Minshew Mr. Will Montgomery Mr. Garrison Morgan Ms. Maggie Morgan Mr. Windham Morgan Dr. Lucy Vandervoort Morris Mr. & Mrs. Bill Norton Mr. Rick Nyman Mr. John David Owen Mrs. Donna Plunkett Mr. & Mrs. Bret Reaves Mrs. Helen Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Mark Russell Mr. & Mrs. Evan Schoenberg Mr. & Mrs. David Shaw Mrs. Nellie Siders Mrs. Karen Silvers Southern Metal Processing – Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Ulrey Ms. Mary Springer Mr. & Mrs. Jack Swinford Mrs. Betty Tyler Mr. & Mrs. Clay Walker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Whitelaw Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wigley Ms. Sandy Wingo Board of Directors Mr. C. David Brown, Jr. Mr. Gregory D. Brown Mr. C. Tim Garner Dr. Pankaj Kashyap Mr. Robert H. Kay Dr. Cynthia S. McCarty Mrs. Cherri W. Morgan Mr. Thomas S. Potts, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Prather, IV Dr. John E. Reaves Mrs. Julia H. Segars Mrs. Lisa H. Soleman Dr. Robert S. Svensen Mr. Charles C. Turner Mr. William M. Wakefield Former Board Members Mr. Ed Isom Mrs. Helen Reynolds Mr. John P. Wheeler Faculty & Staff Mrs. Tonia Bodiford Mrs. Mary Bowling Miss Paige Faulkner Mrs. Donna Plunkett Mrs. Michelle Swinford Former Faculty & Staff Mrs. Ann Boozer Ms. Sandy Wingo Friends Recognition Mrs. Mildred Chastain Mr. Truman Donoho Ms. Janet Douglas Lt. Colonel Charles Huff Ms. Rainer McDaniel Mrs. Beverly Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Owens Mrs. Karen Silvers Corporation & Foundation Anniston Orthopaedic Associates, P. A. B.R. Williams Trucking, Inc. Ghee & Draper King Acura Lincoln Veterinary Clinic Morgan Stanley Potts Marketing Group, LLC. SAMCO Express Mart / SAMS Oil Company (SAMCO) Southern Metal Processing Sunny King Superior Machine & Pattern, Inc. Gift in Kind Mr. Michael Hodge & Mrs. Sally Haynes Hodge Holmes II Excavation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stacy Holmes Mr. & Mrs. Ed Isom Dr. & Mrs. Donald Marshall Mr. Patrick Dr. & Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan Mr. & Mrs. Dyron Overton Mrs. Donna Plunkett Potts Marketing Group, LLC. Mr. & Mrs. David Shaw Southern Metal Processing Mr. & Mrs. Clay Walker Endowment Contributions Mr. & Mrs. William Boozer Hellen Ingram Plummer Charitable Foundation King Acura – Mr. Henry King Mr. & Mrs. Albert Moss Mrs. Grazier Connors Rhea Parent & Alumni Parent Donor Recognition 2012 Twelfth Grade Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ankrom Dr. & Mrs. Dale Burgess Dr. & Mrs. Neil Christen Mr. & Mrs. David McCormack Mr. & Mrs. Sai Mudiam Mr. & Mrs. Dyron Overton Mr. & Mrs. Frank Segars Ms. Mary Springer Dr. & Mrs. Rob Svensen Mr. & Mrs. Jack Swinford Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wigley 2013 Eleventh Grade Mr. & Mrs. Guangli Bing Mr. & Mrs. Randy Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Doug Ghee Mr. & Mrs. John McBride Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan Mr. & Mrs. John Morris Mrs. Lisa Smith Mr. & Mrs. Brian Woodfin 2014 Tenth Grade Dr. & Mrs. Pankaj Kashyap Mr. & Mrs. Bill Norton Mr. & Mrs. Randy Payne Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sherer Mrs. Nellie Siders 2015 Ninth Grade Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Mr. Tim Garner Mr. & Mrs. Stacy Holmes Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan 2016 Eighth Grade Mr. & Mrs. Kent Brown Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Brian Simmons Mrs. Lisa Smith Dr. & Mrs. Rob Svensen Mr. & Mrs. Brian Woodfin 2017 Seventh Grade Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Mr. & Mrs. Ike Brown Mr. & Mrs. Bob Davis Mr. & Mrs. Mark Russell Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. David Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steed Mr. & Mrs. Clay Walker 2018 Sixth Grade Mr. & Mrs. Kent Brown Mr. & Mrs. Kent Davis Dr. & Mrs. Pankaj Kashyap Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. Brian Simmons Dr. & Mrs. Rob Svensen 2019 Fifth Grade Dr. & Mrs. Barry Billings Mr. & Mrs. Bob Davis Mr. Michael Hodge & Mrs. Sally Haynes Dr. & Mrs. David Hillman Mr. & Mrs. Stacy Holmes Ms. Samantha Hughston Ms. Kelli Marlowe Mrs. Lisa Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steed Mr. Todd Waldrop 2020 Fourth Grade Ms. Mary Fink Mr. & Mrs. David Long Mr. & Mrs. Mark Russell Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. Robert Whitelaw 2021 Third Grade Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Arnold Drs. John and Unini Nwogu Mr. & Mrs. Clay Walker Mr. & Mrs. Mike Willingham 2022 Second Grade Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Arnold Dr. & Mrs. Barry Billings Mr. & Mrs. Alex Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Mark Harrell Ms. Samantha Hughston Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steed Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wakefield Mr. Todd Waldrop 2023 First Grade Mr. & Mrs. Burton Benkwith Mr. & Mrs. Mark Harrell Dr. & Mrs. David Hillman Mr. & Mrs. Mike LaPlante Mr. & Mrs. Bret Reaves 2024 Kindergarten Mr. & Mrs. Craig Bodiford Mr. & Mrs. Mark Christopher Ms. Mica Brook Everett Mr. Thomas & Dr. Dana Ingalsbe Dr. & Mrs. Donald Marshall Drs. John & Unini Nwogu Mr. & Mrs. Robert Whitelaw 2025 Pre-Kindergarten Four Mr. & Mrs. Burton Benkwith Dr. & Mrs. Mahomed Salame Mr. & Mrs. Bill Wakefield 2026 Pre-Kindergarten Three Mr. & Mrs. Mark Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Jagello Alumni Parent Donor Recognition Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ankrom Mr. & Mrs. William Boozer Mr. & Mrs. Rod Bowling Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Brown Dr. & Mrs. Dale Burgess Mr. & Mrs. H.M. Burt Dr. & Mrs. Neil Christen Dr. & Mrs. Robert DeShazer Dr. & Mrs. John Edwards Mrs. Farley Galbraith Ms. Samantha Hughston Mr. & Mrs. Ed Isom Mrs. David Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Pankaj Kashyap Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kay Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan Mrs. Martha McNaron Mrs. Laura Minshew Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Albert Moss Mr. & Mrs. Joe Nunnery Mr. & Mrs. Dyron Overton Dr. & Mrs. Charles Patterson Mr. & Mrs. John Phillips Mrs. Donna Plunkett Mr. & Mrs. Robert Prather Dr. & Mrs. John Reaves Mr. & Mrs. David Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sherer Mr. & Mrs. Wendy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Andy Soleman Mr. & Mrs. Julian Stephens Dr. & Mrs. Robert Svensen Colonel & Mrs. John Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Charles Turner Mrs. Betty Tyler Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wigley Ms. Sandy Wingo Alumni & Grandparent Donor Recognition We are grateful for our alumni who give back to The Donoho School. Gifts from alumni are a symbol of support for Donoho and its mission. Everytime an alum chooses to make a gift to Donoho, he or she demonstrates gratitude for the education and experiences received at our school. Anonymous (1) Mrs. Michele Arnold Berg, ‘88 Mrs. Mary D. Bevis, ‘68 Mrs. Kim Bradshaw Billings, ‘88 Mr. David Brown, ‘87 Mrs. Toni Hurd Christopher, ‘94 Mr. Walter Duke, ‘74 Mrs. Marian Potts Foster, ‘74 Mrs. Amber Canter Harrell, ‘94 Mr. Philip Holladay, Jr. , ‘77 Mrs. Daphne Mobley Johnston, ‘95 Mr. Henry King, ‘74 Mr. Daniel McCarty, ‘07 Mr. William McCarty, ‘09 Mr. Gaines McMillan, ‘11 Mr. Will Montgomery, ‘11 Mr. Garrison Morgan, ‘11 Miss Maggie Morgan, ‘09 Mr. Windham Morgan, ‘07 Dr. Lucy Vandervoort Morris, ‘01 Mr. Rick Nyman, ‘84 Mr. Tom Potts, ‘73 Mr. Robert Prather, ‘72 Mr. John David Owen, ‘93 Mrs. Grazier Connors Rhea, ‘70 Mrs. Polly Enger Russell, ‘79 Mr. Evan Schoenberg, ‘01 Mrs. Jade Childers Schoenberg, ‘00 Mrs. Cherie Johnson Smith, ‘80 Dr. Wesley Smith, ‘79 Mrs. Lisa Howze Soleman, ‘71 Mrs. Gina Weatherly Stephens, ‘79 Mrs. Peg Caffey Tyler, ‘69 Mr. Jimmy Ulrey, ‘82 Mr. Bill Wakefield, ‘80 Mr. Clay Walker, ‘85 Mrs. Alice Sessions Walker, ‘75 Dr. Joseph Walker, ‘75 Mrs. Jane Wilson Wells, ‘74 Mr. Charles Wigley, ‘75 Ms. Alice Young, ‘79 Grandparents Recognition Dr. & Mrs John Angell Mr. & Mrs. Woody Bagwell Mr. & Mrs. Karl Benkwith Mrs. Treva Brown Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Capps Mrs. Myrna Degner Mr. & Mrs. Frank Finch Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ginn Mr. & Mrs. Chester Huckaby Mr. & Mrs. Edward Johnson Mrs. Edna Keel Ms. Betty Leach Mr. & Mrs. Robert McBride Mrs. Laura Minshew Mr. & Mrs. Ken Nunnally Ms. Gay Peters Mr. & Mrs. John Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Walt Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Gary Ray Dr. & Mrs. John Reaves Superior Machine & Pattern, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Warren Memorials & Honoraria In Memory of Coach Clifford Grubbs Mr. Walter Duke The Donoho School is the grateful recipient of the benevolence of those who choose to remember a loved one or honor a In Memory of special individual with a gift to the school. These memorial and honor donations were made between July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012. Mrs. Alice M. Lawrence Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mr. Tom Barber Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mrs. Warren Doss Mrs. Peg Tyler In Memory of Mr. T.D. Brown Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mr. William Foster, Jr. Mrs. Peg Tyler In Memory of Mr. Sara Sproull Choquette, ‘68 Mrs. Mary D. Bevis Mrs. Janet Douglas Mrs. Beverly Meadows Morgan Stanley Mrs. Helen Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Andy Soleman Mrs. Betty Tyler Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wheeler In Memory of Mr. Ralph Gaines Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mrs. Bernice Edgar Green Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Honor of Tyler, ‘07, Madison and Shelby ‘18, Huckaby Mrs. Myrna Degner In Memory of Mrs. Dot Weaver Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty ‘15, In Honor of Mya, ‘20 and Sean, ‘23 Keel Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ginn In Memory of Miss Evie Newton Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mrs. JoAnn White Mr. & Mrs. Mary Bowling Mrs. Michele Arnold Berg Mrs. David Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Albert Moss In Honor of Parker Morgan, ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Owens In Memory of Mr. Tom Parsons Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Memory of Mrs. Ruth Fite Williams Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan In Honor of Dalton, ‘20, Isabella ‘21 and Will Nelson Superior Machine & Pattern, Inc. In Memory of Mr. Robert Marlon Pollick, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Moss In Honor of In Honor of Ryleigh Warren, ‘17 ‘ Richard Bateman, 14 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Warren Mr. Patrick & Dr. Cynthia McCarty In Honor of K.B. ‘23 and James ‘25 Benkwith Mr. & Mrs. Woody Bagwell In Memory of Mr. Nicholas Reynolds Mrs. Peg Tyler In Memory of Dr. Everette Veach Dr. & Mrs. Gary Morgan “Rooter-Tooter” In Honor of Thomas Conley, ‘15 Mr. & Mrs. John Phillips “The spirit in which a thing is given determines that in which the debt is acknowledged – it’s the intention, not the face value of the gift that’s weighed.” Seneca , Parents’ Association Donors ABS Business Systems Alabama Specialty Products Allergy & Asthma Center Amstar Theatre Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brewer Animal Medical Center Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ankrom Anniston Country Club Anniston Dental Group Anniston Eye Clinic Anniston OBGYN Anniston Radiology The Anniston Star Apple Barrel Antiques AVON – Ms. Shirley Fuhrhop Barber Properties Mr. & Mrs. Larry Barksdale Drs. Blane & Margaret Bateman Betty’s BBQ Dr. & Mrs. Barry Billings The Birmingham News Dr. & Mrs. Donn Brascho Mr. & Mrs. Scott Brewer Buster Miles Chevrolet C.G. Canter & Associates, Inc. Calhoun County Farmers Co-Op Camp Mac Cheaha Animal Hospital Chick-Fil-A Cider Ridge Golf Club Classic On Noble Mr. & Mrs. Larkin Coker Mr. Keith Comer Mr. Russ & Dr. Karen Connell Couch’s Jewelers Courtyard by Marriott Crawford Office Supply Dr. David Cummings Mr. Ben Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Cunningham Dawson’s Vision Center Mrs. Carol Dawson Mr. Joel Denney Dr. & Mrs. Robert DeShazer Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dickinson Edwards Chiropractic Dr. & Mrs. Michael Edwards Effina’s Tuscan Grille Evans Florist Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Fink Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Foster Fuji Japanese Restaurant Mrs. Ralph Gaines Mr. & Mrs. Shaw Gaines Garfrerick’s Mr. John Garlick Mr. Tim Garner Gaudee Gems – Ms. Marie Majerick Ghee & Draper Girlfriends Golden Rule Mr. & Mrs. Alan Green Griffin’s Jewelers Mr. & Mrs. Chris Hagan Hair Centre Salon Mrs. Christy Harmon Haverty’s Furniture Head to Tail Mr. & Mrs. Gene Heathcock Mrs. Susannah Herring Ms. Karen Hester Mr. Randy Hester Mr. Michael Hodge & Mrs. Sally Haynes Mr. & Mrs. Stacy Holmes The Home Depot Honey Baked Ham Company Hospital Flower Shop Howard Core Judge & Mrs. Brian Howell Mr. & Mrs. Chip Howell Mr. & Mrs. Keith Howell Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Howell Mr. & Mrs. Mack Huckaby Jackson Mortgage Company Mr. & Mrs. Larry Jackson J&S Country Store Mr. & Mrs. Sean Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Chad Jones JSU – Coach Jack Crowe JSU – Drama Department JSU – McClellan Center Dr. Keel & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Stephen LaFollette Lamar’s Doughnuts Lance Johnson Studio Mr. & Mrs. Dale Landen Mr. & Mrs. Chris Landers Laser & Skin Care Center Lawler Manufacturing Company Lighting Showroom Lincoln Veterinary Clinic The Little Red Barn Lonestar Longhorn Los Mex Mrs. Michelle Love Martin’s Pharmacy Mary Kay – Ms. Tricia Evans Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Mason Mata’s Greek Pizza & Grinders Mr. & Mrs. Barry Matson McAllister’s Mr. & Mrs. John McBride Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth McMillan Mrs. Laura McWilliams Mike’s Tire & Automotive Miller Sand & Landscape Mini-Lee’s Mrs. Anne Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Bill Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. John Morris Mr. & Mrs. Sameer Mousa Mellow Mushroom Mr. & Mrs. Matt Miles Miller Funeral Home Mr. Tommy Moorehead – Heritage Hall Museum Morris Building Constructors, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Greg Myrick Nail Galaxy Dr. & Mrs. Tom Nelson NobleBank & Trust Mr. & Mrs. Bill Norton Olive Garden Mr. & Mrs. David Otwell Mr. & Mrs. Bud Owsley The Peerless Grille Pell City Animal Hospital Pell City Coffee Company Mrs. Gay Peters Mr. & Mrs. Bob Phillips Dr. & Mrs. Terry Phillis Mr. & Mrs. Terry Phillis, Sr. Photography by Millie Pine Hill Country Club Purohit Pediatric Clinic Quintard Mall Quizno’s Subs The Rabbit Hutch Mrs. Lisa Rast Regional Medical Center Remodeler’s Outlet Robert Trent Jones Golf – Mr. Jason Callan Robert’s Rentals Mr. Raphael Rodrigues Rogers for Congress Sam Stewart Formal Wear Mrs. Jennifer Scruggs – Body Mechanix Ms. Emily Seagle Mr. & Mrs. Frank Segars Selwood Farms The Shack The Shop – Valerie Lonegran Simmons & Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Henry Smith Snead Agriculture Supply Southern Manor Interiors Southern Metal Processing Spa at McClellan Spa Lillie Mrs. Rita Springer Mrs. Kelly St. Clair St. Clair Farmer’s Co-Op Stafford House Mr. & Mrs. Gary Steed Stewart Cleaners Stinson & Howard Jewelry Stringfellow Memorial Hospital Subway Mr. & Mrs. Manny Suco Sunny King Superior Gas Mr. & Mrs. Jack Swinford Talladega Superspeedway The Tavern of St. Clair Thomas Accounting Tidal Wave Auto Spa David Tims Antiques & Auction Company Totally Pamper Me Townsend’s Triplett’s Mr. Bud Turner Mrs. Peg Tyler Tyson’s Art & Frame Tyson’s Model City Glass Dr. & Mrs. Buddy Vandervoort Mr. Anthonie van Ekris The Victoria Restaurant Vintage Salon Mr. & Mrs. Clay Walker Mr. & Mrs. Otis Warren Mr. David Washburn Weaver & Sons Mr. Phil Webb Mr. & Mrs. Rick Westbrook Williams Partnership Architecture – Mr. & Mrs. Joel Williams Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Williams Winn-Dixie Mr. Randy Wood Woodard Broadcasting The Wren’s Nest Gallery, Inc. YMCA of Calhoun County Mrs. Marian Yoe Endowment Listing Throughout The Donoho School’s history, board members, parents, alumni and friends have established named endowment funds to provide financial aid, faculty professional development, technology enhancements, support for academics, arts and athletics, and capital projects. The school’s endowment, like endowments at most independent schools, is a collection of various restricted and unrestricted endowment and scholarship funds. As an aggregate, this fund generates annual income for Donoho that is devoted to designated purposes that primarily support facility maintenance, financial aid, and faculty professional development. The Class of 1976 Fund The fund was established in 1996 by Mrs. Griffin Doster Fry, Mrs. Denise Williamson Killebrew, Mrs. Tracy Moore Pharo & Ms. Eva Sproull to memorialize classmates Ray Clark & Steven Robertson, ‘76. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Class of 1978 Memorial Scholarship Scholarship was established in 2002 by Mr. & Mrs. William F. Richardson to memorialize Kenneth M. Davis, ‘78. The fund is to be used to provide funding for financial aid to deserving students. The Page Edwards Austin Memorial Fund The fund was established in 2001 by Mr. & Mrs. Leslie M. Edwards, Jr. to memorialize Mrs. Page Edwards Austin, ‘72. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Harry M. & Edel A. Ayers Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1994 by Mr. Phil Sanquinetti of Consolidated Publishing Company. The fund is to be used for endowed scholarships. The Anna-Elizabeth Garner Memorial Scholarship Scholarship was established In 2006 by friends of the Garner family to memorialize Ms. Anna - Elizabeth Garner, ‘17. The Paul W. Hughes Memorial Athletic Fund The fund was established in 2001 by Mr. Patrick P. Hughes. The fund is to be used to benefit the Athletic Programs of The Donoho School on an annual basis. The fund is to be used for scholarship assistance to deserving students. The Sue Canter Fund The fund was established in 2005 by The Home Builders Association of Alabama to Honor Mrs. Sue Canter. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Gibbins Family Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1986 by Mrs. Jane E. Gibbins to memorialize Dr. George W. Gibbins. The King - Connors Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1986 by King Motor Company, Inc. The fund is to be used to provide scholarships to deserving students. The funds are to be used for scholarships for students in grades 7 – 12. The Truman Dent Donoho, Jr. Fund The fund was established In 1984. Funds are to be used for the benefit of the Scholarship Program, and for other purposes including the construction and maintenance of suitable buildings, grounds, and other programs which may be carried on or sponsored by the school. The George E. Gorey, Jr. Fund The fund was established in 2003 by Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Vandervoort to honor Mr. George E. Gorey, Jr. for his service to The Donoho School. The funds are to be used to provide scholarship assistance to minority students. The funds are to be used to provide financial aid to deserving students. The Julie Scarborough Dusel Memorial Fund The fund was established in 2000 by Mr. & Mrs. Wilkes Scarborough & Mrs. Juliet Scarborough to memorialize Mrs. Julie Scarborough Dusel, ‘68. The Randy Hall Memorial Fund for The Arts The fund was established in 2002 by The Community Actor Studio Theatre, Inc. To memorialize the contributions to the dramatic arts and the creative writing abilities of the late Randy Hall. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The funds are to be used to benefit the fine arts program. The Farley M. Galbraith Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1987 by Mrs. Farley M. Galbraith. The fund is to be used for scholarships. The Karen L. Hester Scholar Athlete Award Fund The fund was established in 1996 by Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hester to honor Ms. Karen L. Hester, ‘77 for her contributions to The Donoho School. The Anna-Elizabeth Garner Memorial Library Fund The fund was established in 2006 by The AnnaElizabeth Garner Memorial Foundation and Mr. & Mrs. Tim Garner to Memorialize Ms. AnnaElizabeth Garner, ‘17. The fund is to be used for recognition of a scholar-athlete. The funds are to be used to support the needs of the libraries. The Liberty National Life Insurance Co. Scholarship Scholarship was established in 2007 by Liberty National Life Insurance Company. The Karen L. Hester Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1996 by Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hester to honor Ms. Karen L. Hester, ‘77 for her contributions to The Donoho School. The fund is to be used to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students. The Mrs. Cecil L. Marbut, Jr. Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1996 by Ms. Karen L. Hester, ‘77 to Honor Mrs. Louise Marbut for her contributions to The Donoho School. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Walter K. Mohr Memorial Fund The fund was established in 1988 by Mrs. Virginia Mohr to memorialize Mr. Walter K. Mohr who was a soccer coach at The Donoho School & coach of The 1987 State Championship Team. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Todd Albert Moss Athletic Memorial Fund The fund was established in 1985 by Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Moss & Ms. Julie Moss, ‘88 to Memorialize Mr. Todd Albert Moss, ‘85. The funds are to be used to benefit the athletic programs of the school on an annual basis. The Julia P. Murray Scholarship Scholarship was established in 2000 from a benevolence by Dr. Rex A. Mcguinn, ‘69. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Mary Jane Smith Fund The fund was established in 2000 by Mr. & Mrs. George E. Gorey, Jr. and Mr. & Mrs. Redge P.T. Hagard to honor retired Librarian Mrs. Mary Jane Smith. The James Wesley Trussell Memorial Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1993 by Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Trussell to memorialize Mr. James Wesley Trussell. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Parents’ Association Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1995 by past-president Mrs. Sherry Curtis and The Steering Committee of The 1994 - 1995 Parents’ Association. The funds are to be used to provide scholarships to deserving students. The Patricia A. Smith Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1994 by Dr. & Mrs. Charles Patterson to honor Mrs. Patricia A. Smith upon her retirement from The Donoho School. The JoAnn White Scholarship Scholarship was created in 1993 by Mrs. Cathy Fockele to honor Mrs. JoAnn White upon her retirement as a 1st grade teacher at The Donoho School. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Jimmy Everett Parks Memorial Fund The fund was established in 2000 by Mr. Cleophus & Dr. Carla Thomas to memorialize Mr. Jimmy Everett Parks for his dedication and support of the students of The Donoho School. The Sean Michael Sullivan Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1991 by Mr. & Mrs. Jack Stoltz in compliance with the desires of Mr. Sean Sullivan, ‘78. The funds are to be used to provide scholarship There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. assistance to deserving students. The Thomas S. Potts Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1982 to memorialize Mr. Thomas S. Potts. The Jeanie W. Thagard Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1994 by Mrs. Jon Glickman to honor Mrs. Jeanie W. Thagard for her dedication and service to The Donoho School. The funds are to be used to provide scholarships to deserving students. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Roy T. Sheffield Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1993 by The Donoho School Board of directors to honor Mr. Roy T. Sheffield upon his retirement as President of The Donoho School. The Redge P. Thagard Scholarship Scholarship was established in 2000 by Mrs. Windy A. Perkins, ‘78 to honor Mr. Redge P. Thagard for his dedication and service to The Donoho School. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. There are no restrictions on the use of the fund. The Jane Anderson Smith Memorial Scholarship Scholarship was established in 1996 by The Donoho School Board of Directors to memorialize School Librarian Mrs. Jane Anderson Smith. The Loy D. Thompson, IV Memorial Athletic Fund The fund was established in 2000 by the Board of Directors and faculty of The Donoho School to memorialize Mr. Loy D. Thompson, IV. The funds are to be The funds are to be used to provide scholarship assistance to used to offset the costs of the athletic programs of the school. deserving students. Other Endowment Funds Alumni Scholarship Financial Aid Fund Athletic Foundation Fund Fine Arts Foundation Fund Betty Slate Fund Forensics Fund Burt Fargason Scholarship Harriett M. Donoho Memorial Scholarship Charles H. Ping, Sr. Scholarship Jonathan Kemp Scholarship Col. Quimby Scholarship Katherine M. Jones Scholarship Cissy Gorey Memorial Scholarship Mary M. Crabtree Fine Arts Fund Dillon Scholarship Meggie Baxter Memorial Fund Dr. Walker Reynolds Fund Rakesh Vaidya Memorial Fund Elise Sanquinetti Scholarship Sproull Maintenance Fund Faculty Excellence Fund Technology Fund Freqently Asked Questions What is the Annual Fund, and why should I contribute? The Annual Fund is the most common kind of giving to The Donoho School. The Annual Fund provides unrestricted, critical resources that support the essentials of a quality program such as: faculty professional development, small classes, technology upgrades, and classroom equipment. Annual Fund gifts help to cover the cost of a Donoho education, a gap of over $1,000 per student. Essentially, the Annual Fund accounts for approximately 20% of the annual operating budget of the school. In a very real sense, Annual Giving allows The Donoho School to do things that set the School apart from other institutions. Why doesn’t Donoho just raise tuition to make up the gap? In order to cover all educational costs, Donoho would have to dramatically increase tuition on an annual basis. This increase would essentially exclude many families and qualified students from the community who help make Donoho the school that it is. Every family ultimately benefits from a successful Annual Fund program. What is the easiest way to make my Annual Fund gift? Who contributes to the Annual Fund? All current and past parents. board members, faculty You can make your gift in one of the following ways: Donating online www.donohoschool.com and staff, alumni, grandparents, and friends are enCalling the Development Office at 256-237-5477 couraged to contribute to the Annual Fund each year. Mailing your check to: The Annual Fund runs from July 1 through June 30. What is so important about participation in the Annual Fund? Participating in the Annual Fund is vital to The Donoho School when we apply for foundation grants and funding for special projects. These organizations often base their philanthropic decisions on the strength of consistent support. They want to see that Donoho believes in itself and its mission, and that its constituents are committed to the school’s long-term well-being. The Donoho School c/o Development Office 2501 Henry Rd Anniston, AL 36207 How much should I give? Every dollar to the Annual Fund counts; all gifts at every level make an impact on our students. Contributions range in size from $ 5 to $ 25,000 and above; therefore, there is no “right” amount. We hope that the Donoho community will participate at a level appropriate for their circumstances. “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” William Butler Yeats Ways To Give Gifts of Cash The majority of the gifts we receive at The Donoho School are in the form of cash, check or credit card. These contributions are tax-deductible for those who itemize their returns. In-Kind-Gifts Items (computers, musical equipment, athletic equipment, etc.) and professional services may be contributed to the school, dependent on the school’s needs. The Development Office can help you determine the suitability of your gift, and, again, you may receive a tax deduction if you itemize. Matching Gifts Many corporations will match gifts made by their employees and retirees to educational institutions. The personnel office of your company can provide that information for you as well as the paperwork required. The Donoho School will complete the application process and recognize both donor and corporation for their gift. Memorials & Honoraria Gifts made in memory or honor of a family member or friend acknowledge special relationships or may recognize a special event. These gifts to the school are tax deductible. Securities A tax deduction is given for the full market value of gifts of securities and stocks contributed to the school. If you hold securities that would incur a tax on capital gains if sold, your gift could mean significant savings to you. Gifts of securities should also be considered for establishing a planned deferred gift to the school. Bequests A gift provided for in your will may be a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, the residual of the estate, or a certain item. The amount is fully deductible in determining estate and inheritance taxes. 19 63 The Donoho School 2501 Henry Road Anniston, AL 36207 Phone (256) 237-5477 www.donohoschool.com Scan falcon for more information about The Donoho School. Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Anniston, AL 36207 PERMIT No. 313
