AnnuAl PhilAnthroPy rePort [2014-15]

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Annual Philanthropy Report [2014-15]
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Norfolk Collegiate is to educate a diverse
body of students to thrive in a college setting and beyond.
Each student learns through traditional and innovative
teaching within a warm and caring community.
Scott G. Kennedy, Headmaster
Cleteus Smith, Head of the Lower School
PHILOSOPHY
H. Chuck McCormick, Ed.D., Head of the Middle & Upper School
Norfolk Collegiate equips students to chart their unique paths
to success in life by providing an educational experience
based on the following principles:
• An excellent, broad-based educational foundation
allows students to discover their passions and
become well-rounded individuals;
Carleton F. Bryant III, Director of Finance & Operations
Nicole M. Pellegrino, Director of Development
Mary Peccie, Director of Enrollment
Sara Steil, Director of Communications
Michael N. Kaplan, Director of College Counseling
• A supportive, warm, caring environment encourages
students to view pursuits as learning experiences
and to expand personal horizons;
Alexandra Bartlett, Director of Auxiliary Programs
• A close partnerships among the student, faculty and
parents results in optimal student outcomes;
Nicole Weyer, Upper School Dean of Students
• A strong value system grounds student decision-making
in honor, integrity and social responsibility;
• Engaging all members of our community in fostering
student success results in innovation and excellence.
ACCREDITATION STATEMENT
Accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools
and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council
Accreditation and School Improvement, Norfolk Collegiate
admits qualified students without regard to race, color, ethnic
background, national origin or religion.
DISCLAIMER STATEMENT
The philanthropy report recognizes gifts made to the school
between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015. Every effort has
been made to compile as accurate a report of donors as
possible. If you discover an error or omission, please accept
our apologies and bring it to our attention.
7336 Granby Street
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Jon Hall, Director of Athletics
Elizabeth Kelso, Middle School Dean of Students
Judy Davis, Director of Curriculum & Instructions
Charlene Loope, Director of Instructional Technology
& Communication Arts
Joseph Collins, Controller
Tom Hubert, Facility Manager
Bob Roberts, Technology Coordinator
Faculty and Staff
Melissa Adams
John Bain
Julia Bannister
Shannon Bartel
Lindsey Belle
Evan Benedict ’04
Ashley Billman
Joanna Binford
Kathleen Boettcher
Garrett Booker
Cayte Merryman
Brown ’08
Kempton Browne
Jacqueline Burke
Dana Carr
Kathy Castellon
Anne Claywell ’88
Elizabeth A. Collado
Nelee Connors
Paula Barclay Cook
Mary Creekmore
Anne Curtis
Margaret Dalrymple
Rick Davis
Javon Clark Demby
Sarah DeStefano
Jodi Dobrinsky ’88
Timothy Duvall
Ron Evers
David Fisher
Claire Fornsel
Cathy Francis
Rita Frankenberry
Julieanne Hastings
Jessica Hennig
Sarah Hoover
Brendan Hoyle
Latonya Hunter
Ashley James ’94
Michelle Kellam
Taylor Kelly
Lonice Kenley
Elizabeth Kerchner
Lolita Kraft
Randy Ladkau
Emily Lindale ’02
Terry Love
Larry Maddox
Loli Marshall
Lori MartinelliRiendeau
Robyn Maus
Mark McElhaney
Michelle McNaughton
Debbie Meadows
Maggie Mitchell
Socorro MontoyaMann
Amy Morgan
Nicole Mottinger
Val Del Ortiz
Margaret Paul
Brenda Pidgeon
Melissa Poppert
Susie Potter
Kate Pringle
Michele Purrington
Nicole Reese
Luke Reilly
Keisha Reynolds
Matthew Robertson
Jennifer Schero
Bev Ridolfi Shore
Melissa Silverman
Kayla Smith
Erin Smyth
Alexandra Snyder ’91
Paige Solomon
Franklin Spruill
Alan Stell
Catherine Thomson ’94
Dr. Frank Thomson
Anh Tran
Melinda Vooss ’87
Donovan Waefler
Beth Wallace
Jan Weintraub
Catherine White ’87
Richard White
Crystal Willson
Jared Wilson
Kathy Windley
Cathy Wright
Rebecca Zborowski
Dear Norfolk Collegiate Community,
As I reflect on the past school year, it is evident that 2014-15 was a special
year for Norfolk Collegiate. In 2011, we launched an ambitious strategic vision
for the future of our school, and I’m pleased to say that during the 2014-15
school year we fulfilled those commitments made during our last strategic
planning cycle. We have been diligently working to fulfill that vision, with each
year’s effort building upon the last, and each step strengthened by the next.
One such effort, the effective use of instructional technology, has been integrated
across all divisions. From iPads® and SMART® Boards to 3D printers and Google
Apps for Education, cutting edge technology throughout our curriculum truly prepares our students for the
ever-changing world. None of these efforts would have been possible without our generous donors and
volunteers who share our vision for the future. At the 2015 auction, our Fund-An-Item received more than
$18,000 in support from our community within minutes. Those funds allowed our faculty and staff to
participate in the first EdTech Google Summit, which was hosted on the Norfolk Collegiate campus in January.
We were selected as the host site by this internationally known consortium because of our progressive,
effective approach to classroom technology. It is extremely exciting to be part of a community that recognizes
the importance of these efforts and wants to support our teachers as they grow as professionals.
Through the generous support from William and Betty Jones, we launched the Jones Humanities Speaker
Series. Betty’s 30 years of service as a teacher, director of college counseling and director of guidance,
touched the lives of generations of Norfolk Collegiate students. The series included poets, authors and
historians, bringing evening audiences from throughout Hampton Roads to our campus. Betty created the
series in memory of another faculty member, Louise M. Vermillion, who launched the Norfolk Collegiate
humanities class in the 1960s and continued to teach it until the early 1980s. As a teacher of English and
history, Betty always strove to go beyond historical facts or the close analysis of a literary text to evoke a
broader understanding of human nature in the students and the larger community.
The 2014-15 school year culminated in our beginning construction of the new athletic complex. This multimillion dollar project includes two artificial turf fields and state-of-the art lights. When the complex opened
in September of 2015, it became a public symbol of the commitment we have to providing the best
facilities for our students, whether they be in the classroom, on the stage or on the athletic fields under
the lights. As we continue to solicit donor support, we know that we will reach our goal of $2.6 million.
We ended the school year with increased giving from our alumni, boasting higher than the national
average for independent schools, and we were poised to begin the new school year with increased
enrollment. We would not be celebrating so many successes without our supporters, who see this
institution continue to push itself every year to deliver a program of excellence for the students.
Thank you to our generous donors and our volunteers, whose countless hours ensured that these
initiatives and projects became a reality.
Respectfully,
Scott G. Kennedy
Headmaster and President
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Dear Norfolk Collegiate Community,
2014-15
Board of Trustees
Mr. W. Taylor Franklin ’00
Chairman
Mr. Scott G. Kennedy
President & Headmaster
Dr. Joseph F. Bouchard
Vice President & Governance Chair
Dr. Scott A. Robertson
Vice President & Development Chair
Mr. Jeffrey S. Creekmore ’89
Treasurer & Finance Chair
Mr. Robert McFarland
Secretary
Mr. Mark S. Batzel
Mrs. Dawn Bray
Mrs. Kate Broderick
Mr. Benjamin G. Cottrell V
Mr. Robert H. DeFord III
Mrs. Jai Essenmacher
Mr. Jamisson S. Fowler
Mr. Stephen E. Heretick
Mr. Christopher Kanter
The Honorable Susan H. Kelly
Mr. Kevin Larkin
Mrs. Sunshine Leinbach ’79
Mr. Theodore A. Mathas ’85
Mrs. Carol H. Moore
Mr. Harrison J. Perrine
Dr. Barbara M. Sarris
Mr. John F. Sawyer ’93
Dr. Camden Wood Selig ’79
Mr. Jeffrey M. Silverman
Mr. Brook J. Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Smith
Dr. Ronald A. Stine
Mr. Jeffrey A. Swartz
Mr. James T. Vail ’82
Mrs. Elise Walthall
Mrs. Shepelle Watkins White
Mr. John P. Wright
Honorary Trustees
Mr. Stanley G. Barr Jr.
Mr. Gary D. Bonnewell
Mr. Henry U. Harris III
Mr. William W. King
Mr. Frederick V. Martin
Mrs. Betsy N. Mason
Mr. Richard D. Roberts
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It has been a remarkable year as your new
board chairman at Norfolk Collegiate. Since
I am an alumnus, my passion for the school
began when I first walked through the doors
as a young student. Firsthand, I have
experienced the warm, challenging and
supportive environment that our teachers
and administrators provide every day to
encourage the individuality of each student. Over the years, that
environment has remained, both academically and physically for our
Oaks. Our school has not only expanded our fine arts program through
the Meredith Center and evolved technology through our 1:1 iPad®
program, but we have even broken ground on our new athletic fields.
And all within five years! Our students, faculty and the community are continuing to experience
the benefits of having the Meredith Center on the middle and upper
school campus. From musicals and theatrical productions to gallery
exhibitions, the arts are a thriving part of Norfolk Collegiate. And
now, thanks to our generous donors, Norfolk Collegiate will enjoy an
enhanced athletic complex for years to come.
Through the Turf Fields and Lights Campaign, chaired by former Board
Chairman Sandy Harris, our athletic program is being transformed,
and the benefit is not only for current and future students, but also the
greater Hampton Roads area. These feats are only possible because
of you — our parents, trustees, alumni and volunteers — who
continuously support our school, teachers and students. Year after
year and event after event, you prove that Norfolk Collegiate’s potential
is limitless. I am proud to present this philanthropy report, which
highlights all the accomplishments that our donors have made possible
for the students and faculty, who are empowered to achieve success
by your passion and generosity. Thank you for your continual dedication
and commitment to Norfolk Collegiate. Because of your generosity, we
can ensure that our school remains on the cutting edge of education,
inspiring success. I look forward to working alongside the Board of
Trustees, Headmaster Scott Kennedy and the amazing faculty to see
what we can do in 2016. After 67 years in Hampton Roads, we have
only just begun.
Go OAKS!
W. Taylor Franklin ’00
Chairman of the Board
capital & endowment
annual fund
alumni giving
special events
Contents
6 Class of 2015 by The Numbers
7 2014-15 Highlights
8 Capital & Endowment
20Annual Fund
42Alumni Giving
49 Special Events
55 Development Office
59Operating Budget Summary
Annual Philanthropy Report
Development Office
Class of 2015 – by The Numbers
On Friday, May 22, members of the Class of 2015 received their diplomas and
attained alumni status with the more than 2,700 Norfolk Collegiate graduates
who came before them. Remembered as individuals, this group of seniors will
also be known as the Class of 2015. Collected below are a few other numbers
that describe this year’s senior class.
•53 graduates
•172 college acceptance letters from 198 different colleges
and universities
•Graduates matriculated into 32 schools in 13 states and
the District of Columbia.
•221 Advanced Placement exams were taken with 45 percent
of the class having taken five or more tests. •$2 million in scholarships and merit-based awards were
offered to the class.
•40 percent have studied together at Norfolk Collegiate
since kindergarten.
•More than 1,014 community service hours were completed
this year by the class.
•10 legacies
•23 international students
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2014-15 Highlights
•Norfolk Collegiate was voted
the Southside Gold Award
winner for Best Private School
in Coastal Virginia Magazine’s
Best of Readers’ Choice Awards
for 2015 and The VirginianPilot’s Readers’ Choice Best
of Gold Award for Best Private
School for Norfolk in 2015.
•For the third year in a row,
our fifth-grade team took
home national honors in the
Continental Mathematics
League competition. Along with
the grade-wide titles, fourth
graders Ellie Frenck and Jillian
Reed and fifth graders Seth
Larkin and Harrison Thomson
also received recognition as
Individual National Leaders.
•Seventh-grade students tested
their technology skills in
Collegiate’s first robotics class,
in which students built robots
and used software to plan, test
and modify their sequences
and affect the robots’ behavior.
•Norfolk Collegiate hosted
the school’s first robotics
competition, thanks to the
efforts of middle school
science teacher Claire Fornsel.
awarded to incoming ninthgrade students who are not
only first-time applicants
to Collegiate, but also were
exceptional students.
•Middle School students made
Collegiate history when they
advanced to compete in the
global Destination Imagination
competition in Knoxville. Team
Brainy Bunch, comprised of
Emily Skroch, Amelia Berz and
Finley Connors, placed 11 out
of 78 teams!
•The Betty M. & William B.
Jones Humanities Speaker
Series; War & Remembrance,
hosted three guest speakers
and an art exhibition inspired
by historical anniversaries.
•Students swept the junior
multimedia category for the
2015 Elie Wiesel Writing and
Visual Arts Competition.
•This year’s Acorn, the school’s
yearbook, won the publisher’s
award from Walsworth
Yearbooks Publishing for
displaying superior quality.
•Norfolk Collegiate unveiled
its Merit Scholar Program
through which two meritbased scholarships were
•Norfolk Collegiate had 13
students selected to perform
at the 2015 All-District
Chorus event in February —
a record number of students
for the school.
•The girls’ varsity soccer team
won its first TCIS championship.
•Members of Collegiate’s
sailing team continued
their race to the national
championship in the off
season and finished first
in the spring State
Championship Regatta.
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Cumulative Giving:
Capital Campaign & Endowment
Norfolk Collegiate is proud to honor a distinguished group of individuals whose extraordinary generosity
through capital and endowment giving demonstrates a commitment to the traditions of yesterday
and the vision for tomorrow. All listings reflect cumulative capital and endowment pledges and gifts
of $2,500 and above from all capital campaigns since 1986.
$2,500,000 & Above
Mr. John H. Hackney Jr.*
Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Meredith Jr.*
$1,500,000 & Above
Lenox & Fran Baker
Mr. Harrison J. Perrine*
$1,000,000 & Above
Mr. Frederick V. Martin*
Richard ’74 & Shaune Meredith
The Roberts Family
$500,000 & Above
Edwin S. Webster Foundation
L.M. Sandler & Sons
Ed & Jan Reed
Sue Faulkner Scribner*
Denise & John Wright
$250,000 & Above
Beazley Foundation Inc.
Taylor ’00 & Emily Franklin
Mr. & Mrs. Wendell C. Franklin
Mr. & Mrs. Henry U. Harris III
John & Roz Klein
Ted ’85 & Keryn Mathas
John P. Maynard Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Stanton
$100,000 & Above
Anonymous
Kenneth C. & Donna B. Alexander
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Barr Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Bonnewell
William Calliott
Cottrell Contracting Corp.
Robert ’74 & Neven Garris*
Martin & Karen Goldberg
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Granger III
Dr. & Mrs. George L. B. Grinnan Sr.
Steven B. Hall ’81 & Robin Hall Putnam ’81
Hampton Roads Community Foundation
Peter & Lesli Henry*
Robert ’75 & Melissa Howerin
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kanter
Walter ’73 & Jennifer Kelley
Rick & Hays Kiefner*
Mr. & Mrs. William W. King
Kevin & Kelly Larkin
Michael & Anne Leanzo
Sunshine ’79 & Tyler Leinbach
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey L. Lindsay Jr.
Anne H. Lockhart & Timothy J. Lockhart
Marietta McNeill Morgan &
Samuel Tate Morgan Jr. Foundation
Betsy & Norman Mason
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Massie
Edward & Paula McCann
Rexanne D. Metzger
Mrs. Ann Nusbaum
Wendy & John Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Robison III*
Leisa & Gary Rosso
Robyn Reynolds Sacks ’80
Steven Sandler ’66
Mrs. Madelyn R. Sawyer
Jane & Dwight Schaubach
Mr. Jeff Silverman
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Stine*
Dr. & Mrs. Vasken Tenekjian*
Dr. David C. Waters
Mr. Leslie Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Weaver
Stephen Wohlgemuth & Holly Puritz
Michael & Lydia Woodhouse
*includes estate giving
$50,000 & Above
Anonymous (2)
Dale & Keith Bangel
Harry Baylor ’79
Betty Bordner ’63
Roger & Rise Faith Dajao
Chris & Anne Doyle
The Estate of Peter M. Meredith Sr.
& Susan T. Meredith
Ms. Stefanie Franklin
J. H. Godwin, III & Lauren J. Godwin
Sandra & Howard Gordon
Mrs. Carolyn B. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Harrington
Helen McHardy Walker Memorial
Teachers Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Heretick
Brick & Louise Hill
Page ’81 & Teresa Jett
Carroll Lee ’82 & Scott Kennedy
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher T. King
Tom & Linette Klevan
Barbara & Donald Lipskis
Paul & Andrea Mahoney
The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation
Robert & Margo McFarland
Meredith Construction Co. Inc
Susan Meredith ’78 & Joe Beck
Mr. & Mrs. George T. Minton Jr.
Will & Claire Moody
Dr. Frank Morgan
Mrs. Margaret Morgan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. O’Connor Sr.
Chuck & Greta Patty
Louis F. & Prudence H. Ryan
George & Barbara Sarris
Shriver and Holland Associates
Mr. & Mrs. J. Randolph Stokes
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Swartz
TowneBank Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Wolcott Jr.
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$25,000 & Above
Anonymous (2)
Mr. & Mrs. Jon M. Ahern
Dr. & Mrs. Pat L. Aulicino
Katherine ’80 & Mark Batzel
Jean & Harold Bell
Frank & Sandy Bond
Dr. Marshall S. Bonnie
Joseph F. Bouchard
Jerry & Judith Bowman
Ashlyn ’80 & David Brandt
Mr. Neal P. Brodsky
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Brown
Joan & Stewart Buckle
Ms. Dana Carr
The Carr Family
Coca Cola Enterprises Bottling Cos.
Dr. & Mrs. Donald Combs
Linda & Claiborne Coupland*
Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Dailey
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Dashiell
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby DeFord
Dynamic Systems Integration Inc.
The Edward E. Ford Foundation
Caroline King Furr ’88
Bob & Kim Gayle
The Givens Foundation
Robert & Denise Goldwasser
Curtis & Mary Hall
Dana & Tracy Harding
Bryan & Charlotte Herndon
Virginia ’81 & John Hitch
Jo Kell Inc.
Mr. Martin J. Kelly &
Tom Manser & Maria Urbano
Thomas E. ’83 & Robyn Mathas
Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Mauney Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John C. McLemore
Mr. & Mrs. Augustus C. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. W. Sheppard Miller III
Thomas ’90 & Elizabeth Minton
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Morissette
Thomas H. Nicholson III
Alan & Susan Nordlinger
Mr. William W. Old
Mr. & Mrs. Kent P. Porter
Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Rashti
Mr. & Mrs. David D. Richards
Scott & Charlene Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Rosenblatt
Roy Orthodontics
Dr. Paul A. Sayegh
Mrs. Melissa Natchus Silverman
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Brad & Jennifer Smith
Drs. Gordon & Kerri Stokes
Charles & Barbara Sutelan
John & Betty Trinder
Drs. Robert Tupper & Karen Locke
Richard & Brenda Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Webb
Todd & Victoria Townsend
Dr. & Mrs. Sabah S. Tumeh
Jim ’82 & Mahala Vail
Mr. & Mrs. Colon Whitehurst
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Wilson
Dan & Judy Wood
Neal & Missy Wright
$15,000 & Above
$10,000 & Above
Anonymous (3)
Dr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Baker
Michael R. & Jane A. Barclift
James ’77 & Vickie Beale
Jeff Bennett ’91
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Berenguer
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cherry
Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation
Michael ’88 & Anne ’88 Claywell
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Corliss
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Jeffrey ’89 & Mary Creekmore
Merrill & Dee Dorman
Randi Reed Dunlap ’05
Larry & Amy Flora
Tasos ’87 & Jennifer Galiotos
Mrs. Laurie A. Gellman
Dr. Marc H. Glickman &
Mrs. Laurie Feldman
Mrs. H. Robert Graham Jr.
Mr. Nathaniel T. Green II
Mr. & Mrs. S. Earl Griffin
Mr. George L. Grinnan Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Hale
Dr. & Mrs. Charles M. Hecht Leavitt
Mrs. Yvonne Hiatt
Takis & Linda Karangelen
Vassilios & Heather Karangelen
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Keatley
Richard ’94 & Megan Kiefner
Gary & Jill Layne
Mabel Burroughs Tyler Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Mark J. McCarthy
Meredith Realty Harrington LLC
Miller Oil Co. Inc.
Elsie M. Mueller
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Murray
NationsBank
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Perry Jr.
Suresh & Lata Rijhwani
John ’93 & Elisabeth Sawyer
Jim ’75 & Elizabeth Smith
Mr. Edward A. Stein
Ann P. Stokes
Nancy & George H. Tatterson Jr.
James & Lin P. Tomlinson
Anonymous (4)
Stephen B. & Barbara J. Ballard
Mike & Michelle Bennett
Mrs. Margaret W. Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Blassingham III
Mrs. Dawn Bray
Dr. & Mrs. Ron Brodsky
Patrick & Ann Brogan
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Burnette
Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Burton
Central Fidelity Bank
Ron & Julie Childress Beck
Mr. & Mrs. James G. Close Jr.
Christopher & Paula Cook
Todd ’86 & Robin Copeland
Bob & Cathy Craft
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Byron H. Delavan Jr.
Mr. Louis C. Eisenberg
Reid & Harriet Ervin
Frederick Foundation Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Alan Gamsey
Mrs. Travis B. Garris
Mr. Bruce H. Gilbert
Dean ’72 & Ilene Goldman
Mr. Joseph Haskell
Dr. & Mrs. Peter S. Heyl
Dr. & Mrs. Ted Hughes
James Camp Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. J. Jerry Kantor
Ms. Barbara Kiley
King Family Fund
Randi ’82 & Bradford Klavan
Mr. Robert M. Kralowetz
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Kramer
Dr. & Mrs. Willette L. LeHew
Mr. Dennis T. Lewandowski
Dr. & Mrs. Alvin Margolius Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Markey
Mr. David Matson
Joe & Robyn Maus
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. McElroy
McWaters Family Foundation
Mid Atlantic Cardio Thoracic
Surgeons Ltd.
Beth & Greg Murphy
capital & endowment
Dr. & Mrs. William Lyle Oelrich
Clint & Jean Oliver
William & Norma Overton
Mrs. Jane A. Pellegrino
Mr. & Mrs. Hiram E. Perkinson Jr.
Ms. Beverlee R. Peters
Dick & Laura Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Prince
Dr. & Mrs. Harry E. Ramsey Jr.
Mrs. Juanita B. Reed
Dr. & Mrs. Henry M. Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley R. Sanford
Secretary Sovran Foundation Inc.
Wood ’79 & Ellen Selig
Mrs. Lois Shriver
Simpson Builders Inc.
Brook & Martha Smith
Mr. Robert L. Stein
Dr. & Mrs. Nabil T. Tadros
H. Raymond Tahhan &
Randa C. Dumet
Dr. & Mrs. Paul R. Temple
Ben & Anne Vanderberry
Doris & Seeman Waranch
Dr. & Mrs. Norman P. Weiss
Mr. & Mrs. Ben R. Wiley Jr.
Lang & Lucy Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Williams
Mrs. Corinne L. Wood
Mr. Thomas E. Wood
Wood Vending Services
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Wooldridge
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Zoeller
$5,000 & Above
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. S. B. Adler
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Anderson
ARPR Inc.
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Mrs. Martha P. Beale
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Jon D. Becker
Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Belkov
Mr. Martin Berger
Mr. John B. Bernhardt
Mr. Bruce T. Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Bishop Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Bondurant III
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Brown
Mr. Hughes D. Burton
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Caplan
Drs. Gregg & Karen Clifford
Mr. & Mrs. David N. Cohen
Conrad Brothers of Virginia Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Copeland
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Craig
Neal & Karen Crawford
Jeanie ’79 & Billy Daniel
Mr. & Mrs. Phil D. Davenport
CAPT & Mrs. Michael D. Davis USN Ret.
Mr. William B. de la Cruz &
Dr. Gloria V. de la Cruz
Ted & Molly Dey
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Drinkwalter Jr.
Kevin & Dianne Elliott
Col. & Mrs. Edward B. English Ret.
James & Jamie Farrell
Richard & Mary Feckler
First Virginia Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin S. Friedberg
Steve ’86 & Patricia Galiotos
Mrs. Mary Gauthier
Mr. & Mrs. Lew Georges
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Georghiou
Deric & Wina Giddens
Dr. & Mrs. Norman Goldin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Goldman
Barbara & Allen Gordon
Drs. James & Janet Gordon
Mrs. James W. Gray Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Hallstrom
Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Hardee
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall P. Harrell
Heritage Bank
Mr. James R. Herndon
Michael & Wendy Holley
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Izard II
Mr. William C. Jeffries
Dr. & Mrs. David H. Johnson
The Honorable & Mrs. Jerrauld C. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Jump
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kass
RADM & Mrs. John T. Kavanaugh USN Ret.
Mrs. Mary G. Keogh
Carolyn & Jim Key
Robert King & Sara Morris
Mr. & Mrs. William E. King
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Klar
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Laderberg
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Mr. & Mrs. Herbert W. Laine
Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Land
Ms. Vicky Lauder
Mrs. Meredith Salb Lauter
Mrs. Virginia T. Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Page G. Lea Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Lee
Dr. & Mrs. Charles L. Levy
Dr. Donald L. Levy
Life Savings Bank
Drs. Barry & Louise Lubin
Mrs. Katherine O. MacMillan
Ms. Cornelia S. Magee
Dr. Charles G. Maresh
Mrs. Irene Mathas
Mr. William H. Metzger
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Miller
Drs. Harry & Ann Molligan
Kevin & Susan Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Toshihiro Nagasato
Mr. William D. Nipper
Norfolk Collegiate Lower School
Nancy ’81 & Charles Nusbaum
Mr. Gordon E. Parker Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Reymond G. Pascual
Mr. Kenneth Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Plomgren
Dr. Drusilla S. Powell & Mr. Robert C. Powell
Andy ’80 & Kathy Protogyrou
Dr. & Mrs. Soundar Rajan
Dr. & Mrs. Mallory Read Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. George Rector Jr.
James ’83 & Sally Reeve
Mr. Alan M. Salsbury
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl P. Samsell
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Sarfan
Mrs. Janet Scott
Dr. & Mrs. Albert P. Solomon
Gerald H. Stein
Chris & Kathy Stephanitsis
E. Toles Summers ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Hubert E. Swecker
Richard & Christie Sykes
The Alison J. & Ella W. Parsons Foundation
Ms. Robyn J. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent G. Thomas II
Tidewater Battery Co. Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip C. Todd
Caroline ‘84 & Walter Tonra
Mrs. Lucy B. Tyson
Drs. Flaviano & Rosalina Uy
Dr. & Mrs. Gregorio C. Uy
Dr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Weireter Jr.
Dr. Marshall A. Weissberger
Drs. Jeffrey & Heather Wentworth
Dr. Mervyn J. Wighting
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Mrs. Sunny Williams
Mrs. Anna Kambetsis Wilson
Mrs. Peggy M. Zedd
Pete & Rosemary Zemanian
$2,500 & Above
Anonymous (3)
Anne ’82 & Peter Abraham
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Adsit III
Mr. & Mrs. Tatsuo Ando
Dr. & Mrs. Hormoz Azar
Mr. Wendell Banyay
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan D. Benson
Molly Hubard Bilisoly ’80
Mr. & Mrs. John Broderick
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Carney
Dr. & Mrs. Tejwant S. Chandi
Mrs. Arlie H. Christian
Daniel ’80 & Linda Crain
Pamela ’92 & Lewis Crenshaw
Mr. & Mrs. George H. Curtis IV
Dr. & Mrs. Wayne M. Derkac
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Diffenbaugh
Jodi ’88 & Andy Dobrinsky
Mrs. Barbara Dryer
Dr. & Mrs. Darryl F. Feldman
Mr. Robert M. Finke & Mrs. Dawn M. Peters
Capt. & Mrs. Kevin K. Frank
Fulton Bank
Paul ’93 & Bobbie Galiotos
Janet & Tom Grant
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Greene
Dr. & Mrs. William T. Greer Jr.
Christopher Gross & Diana Blanchard Gross
Barbara Hall
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Halprin
Mrs. Debra F. Hatch
Sam & Jane Hedgecock
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Heely
Mrs. Mary P. Heilig
Mrs. Virginia P. Henderson
Ms. Zena L. Herod
Dr. & Mrs. George C. Hoffman
Mrs. Derrell Hudgins
Beth ’84 & Brent Johnson
Michael & Cynthia Jones
William B. & Betty M. Jones
Mrs. Susan L. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. Elliot M. Juren
Mallory Copeland Kahler ’85
Dr. & Mrs. George M. Kemp
Martha ’77 & Robert Kline
Thomas C. Kyrus & Family
Lafayette Investors Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Laudenslager
Mrs. Virginia T. Lawrence
Rene, Sharon, Ginny & Kellan Lessard
Mr. & Mrs. Errol G. Lewis
Sharon ’76 & Thomas Lira
Drs. Roberto & Rachelle Luna
Capt. & Mrs. William J. Marshall
Mrs. Monique Martone
Charles H. McCoy Jr.
A. Keith ’81 & Debra Miller
Doug & Jill Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Shurl R. Montgomery
Mrs. Sharon H. Moran
Mr. & Mrs. George D. Morris Sr.
Mrs. Geraldine N. Nicholson
David & Melanie O’Dell
Drs. David & Karen Oulton
Lex & Corrie Park
Mr. Tim Parsons
Brenda Pidgeon
Dr. & Mrs. Earl M. Pollock
Jon Pruden ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Pruden III
Dr. Helen Roberts ’81
Hank & Martha Rogers
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rosen
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Roughton
Schwab Fund For Charitable Giving
Dr. & Mrs. Eric Schwartzman
Mr. Samuel B. Segar Jr.
Wayne & Ann Shank
Phillip & Sharon Shanker
Mr. & Mrs. Fred B. Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. S.L. Sparrow Jr.
Stephen ’78 & Laura Stackhouse
Ann ’78 & Stephen Story
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert H. Sturtevant
Dr. Beryl S. Sun & Mr. Joseph Wong
Suntrust Bank
Drewry Gresham Tatterson ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tonra
Charlie & Jennifer Trapani
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Tymoff
Dr. William M. Waldrop
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Walker
Dr. & Mrs. Charles A. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Weinstein
Sally & Joel Weintraub
Dr. & Mrs. David W. West
The Wheat Foundation
Matthew & Valerie White
Mr. James A. Whitham
Mr. & Mrs. T. Glenn Wilson
Mr. Jay H. Zimmerman &
Dr. Margaret C. Zimmerman
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Turf Fields & Lights Campaign
In May 2015, Norfolk Collegiate broke ground on the next phase of capital improvements, the $2.6
million Turf Fields and Lights Campaign. Chaired by former Chairman of the Board and alumni parent
Henry U. Harris III, the campaign renovated the athletic fields with two 70x110 yard, competition-sized,
pre-lined artificial turf fields, which now allow our student-athletes to practice and play in all weather
conditions. A batting cage, which is being added soon, also will provide a designated hitting area
for our softball and baseball teams. Not only do the fields accommodate multiple sports on one field,
but the six state-of-the-art Musco® lights provide access to the fields year-round.
The benefit of investing in new turf fields and lights is two-fold, with improvements impacting every
current and future student at Norfolk Collegiate, as well as the greater Hampton Roads area.
Norfolk Collegiate is still looking for generous donors to help complete our campaign. Please contact
Director of Development Nicole Pellegrino at 757.480.2348 or [email protected].
Turf Fields & Lights Donors
Anonymous
David & Lori Baccanari
Dr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Baker
Stephen Ballard, Jr. & Family
Beazley Foundation Inc.
Joseph F. Bouchard
Judge Richard & Mrs. Dawn Bray
Ms. Alison Mathias Carlsmith
Edwin S. Webster Foundation
Jai & Richard Essenmacher
& Susan T. Meredith
Larry & Amy Flora
Mr. & Mrs. Jamisson Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Izard II
Beverly ’70 & Peter Keilty
Gary & Jill Layne
Beth & Greg ’94 Murphy
North Shore Construction Co. –
Mr. Christopher Kanter
Paxton Co.
The Rhodes Family
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Roane
Mr. A. Kenneth Scribner Jr.*
Mr. Darryl A. Shelton &
Dr. Karen Shelton
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Stine
Ann P. Stokes
TowneBank Foundation
E.B. & Elise Walthall
Jonathan & Shepelle White
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Endowment Funds
Gifts to Endowment Funds:
Investments in The Mission
Endowment funds are invested and generate income to support the school’s mission. Many donors
choose to pay tribute to friends or loved ones by making gifts to Norfolk Collegiate in their honor
or in their memory. We are grateful for those gifts and the people they celebrate, who are now a
part of our legacy of giving. These permanent endowments grow over time and provide income
to be used for grants and scholarships each year. This listing reflects gifts received from
July 1, 2014-June 30, 2015.
To contribute to an endowed fund or to start
an endowment of your own, please contact the
Development Office at 757.480.2348.
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The Meredith Family
Scholarship Fund
The Meredith Family Scholarship
Fund was established in 1982 by
Peter & Susan Meredith Sr. to
provide scholarships for students
of middle class families.
Donors
& Susan T. Meredith
Meredith Family Math Chair
The Meredith Family Math Chair
was established in 2010 by Peter
Marshall Meredith Jr., Penelope
Harper Meredith and their children,
Anne Harper Meredith Lea ’97 and
Peter Marshall Meredith III ’02.
The endowed fund was created to
allow the school to recruit and retain
superior faculty. Endowed chairs
recognize our most distinguished
teachers for their accomplishments
and future teaching potential.
Richard & Shaune Meredith
Wrestling Endowment
Richard Meredith ’74 and Shaune
Meredith established this endowment
fund in 2012 to provide funds to
Norfolk Collegiate’s wrestling
program and to attract, retain and
recruit outstanding coaching staff.
The A. Kenneth Scribner Jr.
and Sue Faulkner Scribner
Headmaster’s Seat
of Excellence Endowment
innovative and engaging settings
from the most qualified and
collaborative faculty members.
Stuart Weintrob Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Established in 1994, this award is
presented by the Weintrob family in
memory of Stuart Weintrob, a member
of the Class of 1997, to a returning
student who exhibits Stuart’s
character qualities of courage, positive
outlook, friendship and scholarship.
Donor
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Weintrob
Perry & Carol Haworth
Memorial Scholarship Fund
This scholarship is awarded to a
junior or sophomore on the basis of
academic merit. Mrs. Grace Haworth
gives this award in memory of Perry
and Carol Haworth, her son and
daughter in-law. Mrs. Haworth is the
grandmother of Lorraine Haworth ’83,
Daniel Haworth ’92, Rachel Haworth
’00 and Bethany Haworth ’04.
The Capt. J.J. George JR.
Memorial Scholarship for
Achievement in Math
This scholarship award was
established in 2014 by Susan
George, in memory of her husband
and former Norfolk Collegiate
teacher, Joseph J. George Jr.,
who passed away in 2011. This
scholarship award is presented
to a rising ninth-grade student who
demonstrates a commitment to the
study of mathematics. The student
must be highly motivated and
passionate about mathematics
and put his or her best effort into
achieving success.
Donors
Mr. Brian Bacso
Mrs. Eileen M. Kelley
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sullivan
Michael Tayloe Memorial
Scholarship Fund
The Michael D. Tayloe Scholarship
Award, established in 1990, is
presented to a returning sophomore
or junior who has contributed to
student life at Norfolk Collegiate,
is an “all-around” student having
average to above average academic
standing, is an athlete with a
positive attitude and a role model
for other students and is involved
in service clubs.
Donor
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Rachels Jr.
Townsend Oast Jr. Memorial
Scholarship Fund
This award is presented to a rising
junior or senior in memory of
Townsend Oast, a 1979 graduate
of Norfolk Collegiate. Criteria for this
award include outstanding service to
school and community and positive
attitude and school spirit, qualities
that “T” possessed while a student.
The A. Kenneth Scribner Jr. and Sue
Faulkner Scribner Headmaster’s
Seat of Excellence Endowment,
established in May 2005, provides
our school the opportunity to reward
and recognize Norfolk Collegiate’s
“master teachers” who enhance
the core of our campus’ intellectual
community. It is through this fund
that we are able to ensure that our
students are learning in the most
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The recipient is selected by
alumni and classmates of “T”
who established this scholarship
in 1988 in his memory.
Donors
Class of 1979
Jeanie Furr Daniel ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Brian N. Friedman
Jeff Laibstain ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Michaels
Mrs. Anne Oast Miller
Susan T. Pollard
Mr. & Mrs. Roy A. Rector Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Staman
Ms. Anne Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Whedbee
Brian Slattery McCann
This scholarship, established in
1994, is presented by the McCann
family in memory of Brian McCann,
a member of the Class of 1990.
The award recognizes a returning
Norfolk Collegiate student who
exemplifies effort; is dedicated,
hardworking and gives 100 percent;
and who also exhibits a quiet nature,
good qualities and motivation. It
recognizes academic performance,
participation in sports and school
activities and service to the school
and community.
Donor
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McCann
David Campbell Gayle
The David Campbell Gayle Memorial
Scholarship Fund reflects David ’09,
as it will nurture and support the
academic and athletic talents of
selected students at Norfolk
Collegiate. A meaningful tribute to
his memory, this fund was created
by combining all contributions from
family and friends who were deeply
touched by David’s life. With the
blessing of the Gayle family, the
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combined donations were used
to establish a fund to celebrate
and recognize others dedicated to
academic and athletic excellence.
It is the family’s intent that this
fund will continue to grow over time.
Established in 2012, the fund is
used to provide scholarships for one
or more rising seniors at Norfolk
Collegiate who have demonstrated
significant academic and athletic
achievement.
Donors
Bollie McLemore ’07
Ms. Susan T. Meredith &
Mr. Joseph S. Beck
*Thank you to all those who
participated in or supported the
David Campbell Gayle Lacrosse
Tournament.
William A. and Lucille W.
Sawyer Scholarship Fund
The award was established in 1999
in honor of William A. and Lucille W.
Sawyer by their son, Frank Sawyer,
the husband of retired lower school
teacher Madelyn Sawyer. They are
the parents of Norfolk Collegiate
alumni Jeff ’90 and John ’93.
This award recognizes exemplary
citizenship, scholarship and athletic
participation in a returning junior
or senior. Additionally, the fund
supports faculty salaries.
Donors
Hampton Roads Community
Foundation
Louise Mundy Vermillion
Award Fund
This scholarship award is presented
to a returning Norfolk Collegiate
student who demonstrates
scholarship and character.
Mrs. Vermillion began her career
at Carolton Oaks in 1958. During
her 30-year career at Carolton Oaks/
Norfolk Collegiate she taught math,
history and English. Mrs. Vermillion
was responsible for establishing
the humanities program in 1965.
Through her unique contributions,
she has remained a symbol of the
culture and character of the school.
This scholarship is funded from
an endowment established by
Mr. Roderick A. Mundy in honor
of his sister for her commitment
and dedication to the teaching
profession. Selection also is based
on financial need.
To contribute to an endowed fund or to start
an endowment of your own, please contact the
Development Office at 757.480.2348.
capital & endowment
Legacy of Diversity
Endowment Fund
Dream it. Make it a goal. Achieve it.
Fund balance as of June 30, 2015: $82,154
Twelve members from the Class of 2006 made their philanthropic dreams a reality when they
established the Legacy of Diversity Endowment Fund to encourage a more diverse student body at
Norfolk Collegiate through the senior class Jefferson Challenge program. This fund provides financial
assistance to foster the importance of learning, living and growing in a diverse atmosphere.
Legacy of Diversity endowment Fund Donors
Daniel Blue ’15
Danielle Blue ’08
Mary Elizabeth Corliss ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Edmond
& Susan T. Meredith
Tyler Hudgins ’05
Brittany McPherson ’06
Michael Ortiz ’15
Maddy Reed ’15
Aaron Shroyer ’10
Robert & Thomasine Williams
Jo Melchor Hackney and
John H. Hackney Jr. Memorial
Endowment Fund Award
The prestigious Jo Melchor Hackney and John H. Hackney Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund Award was
presented to Catherine Thomson ’94, Alan Stell and Ashley Billman, for use in the 2015-16 school
year in recognition of their dedication and excellence in teaching at Norfolk Collegiate.
Mr. John H. Hackney Jr., former trustee of Norfolk Collegiate, has been a member of the Collegiate
community since 1984, when his granddaughter, Cara Paige Oxenham ’96, entered first grade.
He and his wife, the late Jo Melchor Hackney, developed an appreciation for the small class sizes,
dedicated teachers and high quality facilities at Norfolk Collegiate. Mr. Hackney established the
Jo Melchor Hackney and John H. Hackney Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund in 2005 to provide three
annual merit awards to honor one teacher each from the lower, middle and upper schools.
These professional development awards are designed to recognize teachers who demonstrate a
“commitment to a career in teaching, exemplify excellence in the classroom and influence other
teachers by example.”
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The prestigious Jo Melchor Hackney and John H. Hackney Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund Award was presented to
Alan Stell (left), and Ashley Billman (second from right) and Catherine Thomson ’94 (far right), for use in the 2014-15
school year in recognition of their dedication and excellence in teaching at Norfolk Collegiate. With them are
Mr. John H. Hackney Jr., former trustee of Norfolk Collegiate, and his granddaughter, Cara Paige Oxenham ’96.
2014-15 Award Winners
LOWER SCHOOL: Catherine Thomson
First-grade teacher Catherine Thomson ’94 has worked tremendously hard to help
transform our lower school literacy program. With Thomson’s extensive early childhood background, she was a driving force behind aligning the spelling program so that each
child would learn how to spell in a consistent and age appropriate manner. For the past two
years, she has conducted professional development training for all lower school teachers.
Due to her dedicated efforts, the lower school’s language arts teachers can track the
students’ progress throughout their lower school careers thus creating more capable
readers and writers for years to come. She has accomplished all of this while also being
one of the strongest and most compassionate classroom teachers, organizing such favorite
children’s events such as the first-grade’s Egypt Day and Mother’s Tea, as well as the
kindergarten through fifth-grade Shamrock Final Mile that benefits Operation Smile. Her
professional, kindhearted attitude towards peers, parents and most importantly, children,
is simply outstanding.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL: Alan Stell
Perennially one of the most popular teachers with middle school students – Alan Stell truly
inspires students to love science. He is a thoughtful advisor who contributes to middle
school students’ overall growth and development by partnering with our school nurse/
health department chair to teach seventh-grade students about their bodies. He truly
embraces the role of the independent school faculty member in terms of engaging in
multiple areas of school life. In addition to teaching science in both middle and upper
schools, he is the program head of the girls’ softball team, department chair of the science
department and middle school honor council co-sponsor.
UPPER SCHOOL: Ashley Billman
Though only in her third year of teaching, Ashley Billman has demonstrated a level of
engagement and professionalism rarely found even in more experienced teachers.
Billman has willingly embraced developing new senior seminars (including Introduction
to Southern Literature and Introduction to Short Fiction). She has been a dedicated advisor
to our Honor Council for two of her three years with us and has coached junior varsity
girls’ lacrosse. In addition, she dedicates many hours to assist seniors during the college
application process. Billman used her award to attend the prestigious summer professional
development program, the “Smithsonian Summer Institute: Teaching the Humanities
through Art.”
Oak Heritage Society
The Oak Heritage Society was established to recognize our friends who have chosen
to include Norfolk Collegiate in their long-term gift planning or to establish permanently
endowed funds. Members of the society have made provisions to support Norfolk Collegiate
through charitable trusts and annuities, retirement plans, bequests, life-income gifts, gifts
of insurance policies or other forms of deferred giving.
We acknowledge with gratitude the enduring legacy of these Oak Heritage Society members:
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart H. Buckle III
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Kiefner Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Robison III
Mr. & Mrs. W. Claiborne Coupland
Mr. Frederick V. Martin
Mr. A. Kenneth Scribner Jr.*
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Garris Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Meredith Jr.
Mrs. Nancy Spainhour*
Mr. John H. Hackney Jr.
Mrs. Francesa McCleary
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Henry
Mr. Harrison J. Perrine
Dr. & Mrs. Vasken Tenekjian
Ms. Toni B. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Reed
*deceased
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Annual Fund
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Annual Fund:
Yearly Giving, Daily Impact
Every year, Norfolk Collegiate families, alumni, faculty and staff,
and friends join together to support the Annual Fund to ensure the
financial health and prosperity of our school. The Annual Fund
includes unrestricted gifts that enhance academic, athletic and
extracurricular programs and provide necessities not funded by
tuition dollars. We thank our committed Annual Fund donors
who help to lead our program to new heights.
Annual Fund Volunteers
Norfolk Collegiate would like to thank all the volunteers who give
voice to why annual giving is important to our school. We are
most appreciative of their commitment and support of our annual
giving campaign.
One way our Annual Fund volunteers help is the phone-a-thon, where
they help create and foster positive relationships with alumni, parents
and friends of the school. Callers also take this opportunity to confirm
current contact information and give an update about what is
happening on campus.
2014-15 Annual Fund phone-a-thon Volunteers
Lori Baccanari
Suzy Kelly
Joe Bouchard
Kevin Larkin
Dawn Bray
Brittnay Lee ’04
Bobby DeFord
Sunshine Leinbach ’79
Rob McFarland
Jai Essenmacher
Carol Moore
Kai Evans
Katie Nonemaker ’96
Jamisson Fowler
Scott Robertson
Jesse Gordon ’96
Barbara Sarris
John Sawyer ’93
Elizabeth Smith
Tyler Trapani ’09
Elise Walthall
Staff
Michelle Adcock
Julia Bannister
Cayte Brown ’08
Kate Pringle
Yearly Giving...
The Annual Fund supports almost
every aspect of a Norfolk Collegiate
education. Parents volunteer,
teachers guide students and give
extra time, students give back to
the community, alumni carry on the
school’s traditions and tell great
stories about their experiences,
trustees provide governance and
grandparents provide inspiration.
All have established a strong tradition
of support for Norfolk Collegiate.
Daily Impact
•Professional development
opportunities give our faculty the
tools they need to energize them
and their classrooms.
•Technology and software upgrades
prepare our students for an
increasingly technology-based
society. Norfolk Collegiate has
made an investment in iPads®,
iMacs®, SMART technology, apps,
3D printers, robotics, coding
software and more.
•Scholarships make a Norfolk
Collegiate education possible for
talented and deserving students.
•The freshman leadership retreat
teaches teambuilding skills through
physical challenges.
•Support for more than 50
athletic teams gives our students
a competitive edge.
•Instruments for band and supplies
for the art department allow our
students to express themselves
through visual and performing arts.
•Norfolk Collegiate Alumni
Association activities continue
its legacy.
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Annual Fund Oak Society:
Leadership Gifts
The Oak Society, the highest leadership giving category, was established to recognize donors
who contribute $2,500 or more to the school’s Annual Fund.
In their honor, Oak Society members are invited to attend a Headmaster’s Reception in celebration
of their philanthropic leadership. At this event, donors share their passion and appreciation for
Norfolk Collegiate and the Annual Fund, which enhances our students’ experiences.
We want our students to have every advantage in meeting the challenge of today’s classroom.
A gift to the Annual Fund gives our students a competitive edge and supports our commitment to
educational excellence. In recognition and appreciation of your continued support, we thank you.
Listing reflects gifts received from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015.
Founder’s Circle
$10,000 & Above
Ed & Jan Reed
Carolton Oak’s Circle
$2,500 To $4,999
Headmaster’s Circle
$5,000 To $9,999
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Jamisson S. Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Cottrell V
Leslie & Tom Hix
Jim & Guzin Karides
Dr. & Mrs. Jason D. Maguire
Frank & Ryan Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Self
Mr. Jeff Silverman
Annual Fund Donors:
Thank You for Your Generosity!
The impact of annual giving on our school budget is vital to maintaining the school’s tradition of
excellence. The Annual Fund supports the school’s most important needs and contributes to every
part of the school’s operations. This listing reflects gifts received from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015.
Bell Tower Club
$1,000 To $2,499
Anonymous
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Capt. & Mrs. Thomas J. Batzel
Lee & Margaret Baynor
Dr. Yassine Benis & Dr. Ines Noura Benis
Molly Hubard Bilisoly ’80
Joseph F. Bouchard
Mrs. Dawn Bray
annual fund
Andrew ’92 & Jennifer Castellano
Combined Federal Campaign
of South Hampton Roads
Bert & Mary Crawford
Mr. & Ms. Michael P. Fitzwater
Henry & Mary Jeanne Harris Charitable Trust
Clarke Hitch ’07
The Hubard Family Trust
Rick & Hays Kiefner
Dr. Felix M. Kirven &
Dr. Elizabeth Ruth Smith
Bruce ’87 & Janet Lennon Jones
David & Charlene Loope
Mrs. Kate Ellis Marshburn
Scott & Jennifer McMonagle
Scott ’83 & Kelli Overton
Sharon & Scott Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Roberts
Andrew ’92 & Hollie Schaubach
David & Marta Smith
Ann P. Stokes
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin A. Swartz
Mighty Oaks Club
$500 To $999
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Adcock
Claire ’85 & David Benjack
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
Mr. Neal P. Brodsky
Mr. & Mrs. Carleton F. Bryant III
Edward Budimier ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffry A. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Clements
Todd ’86 & Robin Copeland
Linda & Claiborne Coupland
Capt. & Mrs. Michael D. Davis, USN (Ret.)
Dr. & Mrs. Adrian C. Dews Sr.
Kevin Fields ’98
Marie A. Finch
Larry & Amy Flora
Robert ’74 & Neven Garris
Bob & Kim Gayle
Mr. & Mrs. R. Bryan Grinnan III
Todd E. Heaton, Md.
Steven Hess & Andrea Grady
Mr. & Mrs. Creighton D. Holt
Dale Christopher House ’82
Pam & Jim Hurley
Ashley ’94 & Jon James
Gary & Barbara Janovetz
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Jones
Howard & LeAnne Jordan
John Klinck & Eileen Hofmann
Michael ’02 & Emily ’02 Lindale
Michael ’93 & Socorro Mann
Dr. Melchor A. Marin &
Mrs. Maria Inmaculada Lopez
Paul Matthews & Deborah Baynor
The McCleish Family
Beth & Greg Murphy
New York Life Insurance Office
of Government Affairs
Bob & Mae Obermeyer
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. Ortiz
Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Peabody Jr.
J. David Rives ’76
Mrs. Deborah Bernstein Segaloff ’86
Alexandra ’91 & Craig Snyder
David & May Scott Sutelan
Target
E. B. & Elise Walthall
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Wimbrough
Randy & Kathy Windley
Neal & Missy Wright
YNot Pizza & Italian Cuisine
Ra & Sotheara Yoeun
Acorn Club
$250 To $499
Mrs. Mary Stuart Copeland Alfano ’81
Azalea Inn I
Dale & Keith Bangel
Thomas & Jackie Burke
Mr. Don Coqayohomuwok Chapman ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cohen
Frances C. Craig
Jim & Annette Creekmore
Rad ’00 & Lindsay Davenport
Ms. Ruby L. Dowd
Mr. Kai Evans
Dr. Russell D. Evett
Michael & Laura Gafney
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Gaskin
Jeff & Wendy Gulley
Keith Hall ’74
Sara Ann & Lyman Hammond
Johnston Harris ’06
Harris Teeter Inc.
Franklin T. Holloway ’82
Mrs. Patricia C. Jacobs
Gary & Jill Layne
Travis Levy ’93
Xiaodong Li & Ying Zhao
Mr. Jay Livingood
Anna Fortson Logue ’94
Liz King Lynch ’86
Mr. John C. Lynch
Bev & Bob Mann
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Marcus
Bjorn & Loli Marshall
Kelly Martone ’87
Joe & Robyn Maus
Mr. John P. Maynard
Mrs. Patricia T. McMichael
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Monroe Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Morgan
Nancy ’81 & Charles Nusbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Brad M. O’Neal
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Pearson Jr.
Michael & Susie Potter
Jon Pruden ’89
Ms. Suzanne Puryear
Catherine & Tom Quinn
Richard & Jean Gray Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Rigby
Joe & Dottie Rowell
Martha Ruggles ’78
Jeffrey Sawyer ’90
Mr. Darryl A. Shelton & Dr. Karen Shelton
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Mike & Leslie Shroyer
Cleteus & Catherine Smith
Jim ‘75 & Elizabeth Smith
H. Raymond Tahhan & Randa C. Dumet
Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Trapani Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Charlie Williams
Mr. William C. Winn
Cathy Wright
Spirit Club
$100 To $249
Anonymous (7)
Mr. Gregory L. Addison
Capt. & Mrs. Richard B. Alsop
Brad Atkins & Chris Waibel Atkins
Taraneh Azar ’85, Md.
John Bain
Margaret Watt Baker ’91
Joan L. Barry
Alexandra Bartlett
Fred & Jane Bashara
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Bashara
The Beachy Family
Oscar & Shannon Bejarano
Jeff Bennett ’91
Lei Lei & Rob Berz
Ashley Billman
Thomas Bishop ’88
Dane & Karen Blythe
Mrs. Kathleen Boettcher
Anne Satchell Boggs ’64
Gordon & Loukia Borrell
Chris ‘93 & Maria Bowman
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Breeden III
Polly & Hank Brodsky
Cayte Merryman Brown ’08
Carl & Ardene Bunch
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob S. Burks
Michael ’90 & Cathy Burnette
John & Joann Burnham
Mallory Copeland Butler ’85
Brenton Buxton ’80
Phil & Regina Camacho
Ms. Dana Carr
Michael S. Castellano ’91
Charles & Linda Catlett
Ms. Beverly A. Causey
Javon Clark Demby
Andy & Jane Cole
Joseph Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Connors
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Mr. George W. Cooper III (Trey)
David Craft ’96
Dr. Stephen Cunningham
Margaret Dalrymple
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Dalton Jr.
Larry & Judy Dobrinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent L. Doyle
Tim & Teresa Duvall
Tanya Banks Early ’93 & Brian Early
Justin Epstein ’85
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Etheridge
Jean & Paul Farrell
Mrs. Donna Ferguson
Christopher Ford ’05
Claire Fornsel
Ronni Markman Foster ’85
Buzz ‘88 & Sheri Foster
David & Cathy Francis
The Frenck Family
Jennifer Hartley Friday ’92
Mrs. Irene Galiotos
Capt. & Mrs. Carl Gatje, USN (Ret.)
Dr. & Mrs. Mohib N. Ghobrial
Erik ’84 & Samantha Gordon
Greg Gordon ’93
Jesse Gordon ’96
Winston Gouldin ’84
Woody Granger ’08
Richard & Mary Lou Grissom
John & Pam Hair
Ehteshamul Haque & Huma Hyder
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Harris Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Hastings
Terry & Jennifer Hinton
Kevin Hirschfeld ’88
Mrs. Jean Hodges
Leo & Mary Ellen Holland
Michael & Wendy Holley
Marc & Kym Hrisko
Tom Hubert
Mrs. Derrell Hudgins
Chris Hughes ’04
Dorothy, Ralph & Elizabeth Hughes
Mr. Jeff K. Hutson
Brandon Jones ’09
Bailey K. Jones, Class of 2016
Ms. Monsurat Kadri
Mrs. Barbara Kaplan
Michael Kaplan
Leigh Keogh ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Lee C. Kitchin
Lucy Lynne Knutson Conn
Calvin & June Koonce
Lolita Kraft
Scott Lehew ’87
Monroe & Kristen Lentz
Jennifer ’92 & Whitney Lester
Chris Lewandowski ’09
Mrs. Jeanne Livesay
Mark Ma ’15
William ’85 & Laura Magee
Tom Markey ’09
Rick & Gayle Matthews
Joan & Jim Maus
Kenneth Reed Mayo ’79
Mary ’80 & Michael McCaffrey
Charles ’93 & Kathy McCoy
Jake McDonald
John McKendree ’01
Bollie McLemore ’07
Maria McLemore ’05
Steve & Michelle McNaughton
Phil & Debbie Meadows
Elizabeth Meredith & Ken Morris
Julius ’76 & Jeanne Miller
Mrs. Marilyn K. Mishoe
Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. Morrison III
Jason Mundy
Naval Civilian Managers Association
Mr. Eric M. Nestor
Dr. & Mrs. William Lyle Oelrich
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Ordonez
Cara Oxenham ’96
Mr. Robert T. Parker
Robert Partlow ’84
Mrs. Virginia D. Pausch
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Pringle
Chris & Kim Reaghard
Dr. & George H. M. Rector
Nicole Reese
Philip ’92 & Misty Richard
Matthew & Georgiana Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Robinson
Dr. & Mrs. Petr O. Ruzicka
S. L. Nusbaum Insurance Agency Inc.
Ryan Samuel ’05
Dr. & Mrs. Jay H. Samuels
David & Stephanie Santos
Mrs. Margo E. Sarris
Ed & Jackie Scott
annual fund
Dr. & Mrs. Julian W. Selig Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Sellers
Kim & David Siebert
John ‘81 & Carina Simpson
Eric & Deborah Skroch
Karen A. Smallets
Derrick Smith ’82
Ms. LaVerne L. Smith
Richard & Diane Smith
Ms. Erin Smyth
Michael Spooner
Sara Steil
Alan Stell
John & Leslie Stella
Tara Lee Cline Stone ’93
Kimberly L. Tamburino
Jeff & Terry Tessler
Betty S. Thomas
Kavita Imrit Thomas
Sandie Baker Thompson ’80
Catherine ’94 & Tyler Thomson
Levi & Susanna Thomson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Thornton
Jeff & Denise Tinkham
Craig ’88 & Shelagh Todd
Mrs. Patricia M. Trapani
Bob Turner
David ’89 & Sarah Uy
Drs. Joshua & Diane Wallach
Matthew Weaver ’87
Scott ’91 & Abigail Weinstein
Sally & Joel Weintraub
Janet Weintraub
Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Wesley
Mr. Alan J. White
Richard & Mary White
Chris & Cindy Wilkinson
Betty & Jack Williams
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Wilson
Jimmy & Gail (Dinky) Winn
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Woodson
Rebecca Zborowski
Karen Kruger Ziselman ’80
Blue & White Club
Up To $99
Anonymous (20)
Liesel Abraham ’15
Melissa Adams
Christopher Adsit ’11
Ashlee Aldridge ‘04
Marcus Anderson ’15
Mr. John M. Ankerson
Angie Lawrence Ashley ’92
Alex Atkins ’08
Byron A. Baker
John ’02 & Kate Baker
Robert Baker ’06
Jody Balaban ’97
Helena Banks ’15
Vernal Buddy Banks ’06
Julia Bannister
Tom & Arlene Baragona
Shannon Bartel
Anne Bashara ’15
Ms. Becky D. Baskins
Natalie Batzel ’15
Elizabeth Daman Baum ’96
Guy & Martha Beale
Mrs. Martha P. Beale
Jonathan Beck ’14
Lindsey Belle
Evan Benedict ’04
Cody Bennett ’14
Emily Bennett ’11
David Bessey ’88
Chris Bianchi ’15
Thomas Bishop ’04
Andy Blackman ’10
Rochelle Boatright
David Bonnewell ’09
Catherine Booker ’08
Scott & Wesi Boyer
Charles Braden ’10
Hallsey Brandt ’12
Rachel Brodsky ’15
Gregory Brown ’08
Kempton Browne
Kevin Brownstein ’88
Mrs. Sue Bryant
Matt Buckle ’10
Grant Campion ’17
James & Sheri Casper
Noah Causey ’15
Jessie Cavolt ’15
Ralph Chesson ’91
Mr. Azam Choudhury
Jill Choudhury
Tommy Christie ’09
Mr. Stephen E. Clark
Emily Cole ’14
Elizabeth Collado
Baodan Collins ’15
Alexandra Cook ’15
Mr. Charles E. Cook
Ashley Cota ’13
Ryan Cota ’10
Garrett Crain ’09
Melanie Crain ’12
Aubrey Cross ’09
Jingming Cui ’15
Mary Lou Cutter
Gracie Dashiell ’08
Robby DeFord ’13
Taylor DeFord ’13
Sarah DeStefano
Rachel Devine ’88
Sarah Stine Dougan ’06
Georgia Drinkwalter ’14
Miles Drinkwalter ’12
Yalaina Dupre’ ’15
Ronald Evers
Mrs. Carolyn M. Ewing
Peyton Fancher ’15
Dustin Farrell ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Derek R. Fix
Gabe Foleck ’21
Mr. James Forrester
Mr. Edward Samuel Foster Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Frankenberry
Megan Frost ’03
Ms. Vanessa Gardner
Michael Garnett ’93
John Randolph Edwards Garris ’06
Laura Gayle ’16
Grace Georgo ’18
Blake Gershon ’15
James Glover ’15
Martijn Goossens ’15
Dr. & Mrs. T. Winston Gouldin
Mr. James H. Grady
Anderson Granger ’12
Sarah Green ’15
Mr. Terry D. Grinnell
Laura Klein Grochocki ’04
Peter Guan
Tom & Donna Gwaltney
Mr. Robert B. Hanbury
Tracy Lane Hardee ’68
Byron Harrell ’96
Missy Ungerman Harris ’05
Wyatt Hill ’08
Marie Hill ’14
James Hitch ’09
Sam Hitch ’12
Phoebe Hitson ’09
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Abby Hodges ’15
Mr. Bruce Holbrook
Megan Holley ’12
Chris Howerin ’08
Tripp Howerin ’06
Brendan & Tara Hoyle
Taylor Hughes ’05
Bailey Jones ’16
Claire Jose ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kageleiry
Catherine Kanter ’12
Meghan Kanter ’10
Natalie Kanter ’14
Lauren Weinstein Kaplan ’96
Stefanie Karangelen ’10
Yianni Karangelen ’12
Mr. Darryl Katrancha
Christian Keller ’15
Janet Uy Kelley ’93
Mary Kelly ’09
Elizabeth Kelso
Lonice Kenley
Layne Kennedy
Shaira Khan ’15
David Kirkland ’10
Rachel Klavan ’15
Christopher Klevan ’08
Lauren Klevan ’10
Mike Klinck ’15
Alex Kopylov ’09
Danny Laderberg ’11
Jodi Laderberg ’08
Kevin Laderberg ’11
Claire Laibstain ’11
Julia Laibstain ’13
Patricia Laibstain ’83
Victor Layne ’16
Brittany Lee ’04
Hunter Lee ’15
Gabby Leporati ’15
Mr. Joseph P. Leporati
Carl Levy ’10
Mary Vail Lewis ’90
Astrid Li ’16
Yifan Li ’15
Jaqui McBride Lilly ’90
Mr. Steven C. Link
Marsha Lockard
Shawn Lockard
Lawrence Maddox Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Madison Sr.
Mark Madison ’15
Evan Maguire ’15
Kathleen Manos ’15
Victoria Martinez ’09
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Zach Mayfield ’10
Jack McCaffrey ’15
Laura McCarthy ’12
Chuck McCormick
Mark & Alan Boring
Kali McFarland ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Meador
Elizabeth Mears ’08
Jay & Nancy Mears
Jack Melcher ’08
Julie Merryman ’13
Bobby Merryman ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Merryman
Ms. Brooke Miles
Alanna Miller ’10
Jessie Miller ’08
Katharine Rawles Miller ’10
Mary Minor ’15
Elizabeth Moody ’09
Nicole Mottinger
Ryan Murray ’08
Maurice & Lynda Nestor
Kay Newbern
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent E. Newbold
Ryan Nienstedt ’07
Ian Nipper ’15
Katie Kiefner Nonemaker ’96
Erica ’08 & Robert Norfleet
Jacob Oliver ’15
Shelby Ortiz ’10
Sean Owens ’10
Elizabeth Laine Parker ’92
Elizabeth ’97 & Philip Paspalas
Mr. & Mrs. Eric S. Patterson
Margaret Paul
Mary Peccie
Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Peck
Meredith Perrine ’15
Brian Perry ’93
Stephen ’91 & Michelle Perry
Brenda Pidgeon
Pioneer Natural Resources Co.
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Poppert
Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Porter
Juliana Porter ’08
Ms. Britt Marie Potter
Robert Powell ’09
Protogyrou & Rigney PLC
Demetra Protogyrou ’15
Caitlin Pultz ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Philip P. Purrington III
George Rector ’01
Claire Renn ’09
Elizabeth Renn ’14
Mr. John Rhamstine
Narain Rijhwani ’15
Charles Robison ’97
Drake Rodden
Christian Rodriquez ’15
Melissa Rogers
Ann Cawood Rosenwald ’65
Jack Royal ’06
Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles
Josephine T. Russell
Benjamin Salsbury ’08
Julie & Bob Samuel
Zoë Sanborn
Virginia Sanford ’15
Kelsey Host Sarcone ’07
Jennifer Sayegh ’04
Mr. & Mrs. L. Richard Schwartz III
Lex Selig ’15
Mr. Albert Selkin
Tyler Simpson ’08
Katherine Ryan Simpson ’05
Noah Simpson ’15
Allison Sinesi ’09
Ms. Kayla Smith
Geoff & Paige Solomon
Franklin Spruill
Mr. Hugh R. Staples
Martijn Steendam ’09
Christopher Stine ’01
John Stine ’02
Mary Beth Stine ’08
Edward Sutelan ’15
Michael Swartz ’10
Rachel Swartz ’13
Ms. Sabrena Tabron
Hayley Tate ’15
Natalie Taylor ’08
Cabell Thomas ’14
Kelly Enright Tiblier ’04
Anh Tran
Tyler Trapani ’09
Philip Trapani ’15
Mr. Hervey A. Trimyer
Mr. & Ms. John Trotta
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Ungerman
Christopher & Shelby Vanak
Vanguard
Rachel VanHorn ’01
Melinda ’87 & Scott Vooss
Elizabeth Forsberg Wadman ’81
Elizabeth & Blake Wallace
Benson Wang ’15
Mike & Nancy Ware
Campbell Ware ’06
Sara Weintraub ’11
annual fund
Joe & Irene Weintrob
Whitney Metzger Weireter ’03
Catherine ’87 & David White
Frankie White ’17
Chris Whitney ’08
Mrs. Chris Willson
Gregory ’04 & Lauren Willson
Mr. Jared R. Wilson
Houston Wilson ’12
Gordon Wolcott ’09
Sarah Wolcott ’07
Keith Wright ’08
Doris Xu ’15
Christine Zaitoun ’15
Rex Zhang ’15
1963 Society
Established to provide much-deserved recognition to those donors whom the school can count on
to contribute to the Annual Fund every year, members of this new society must give for three or more
consecutive years. Consecutive gifts—no matter the size—are crucial to the success of the school
and its students. These gifts provide a powerful foundation each year from which Norfolk Collegiate
can support critical aspects of the student experience.
Named for the year in which the Carolton Oaks School graduated its first class of seniors, the 1963
Society has helped our institution flourish and grow in educational offerings, extracurricular activities
and facilities. It is because of generous supporters, particularly those who have invested in our school
year after year, that Norfolk Collegiate and our dynamic students have enjoyed continued success.
1963 Society
3+ Years
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Adcock
Angie Lawrence Ashley ’92
Joan L. Barry
Fred & Jane Bashara
The Beachy Family
Dane & Karen Blythe
Garrett Booker
Mrs. Dawn Bray
Mr. & Mrs. Carleton F. Bryant III
Carl & Ardene Bunch
Danielle Campion
Ralph Chesson ’91
Ashley Cota ’13
Linda & Claiborne Coupland
Melanie Crain ’12
Jim & Annette Creekmore
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Megan Frost ’03
Richard & Mary Lou Grissom
Tom & Donna Gwaltney
John & Pam Hair
Missy Ungerman Harris ’05
Henry & Mary Jeanne Harris Charitable Trust
Wyatt Hill ’08
James Hitch ’09
Clarke Hitch ’07
Sam Hitch ’12
Mrs. Jean Hodges
Megan Holley ’12
Franklin T. Holloway ’82
Mrs. Barbara Kaplan
Elizabeth Kelso
Layne Kennedy
Julia Laibstain ’13
Brittany Lee ’04
Xiaodong Li & Ying Zhao
Rick & Gayle Matthews
Kenneth Reed Mayo ’79
Dr. Chuck C. McCormick
Shelby Ortiz ’10
Mr. Robert T. Parker
Mary Peccie
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Joe & Dottie Rowell
Mrs. Martha B. Ruggles
Ryan Samuel ’05
Kim & David Siebert
Katherine Ryan Simpson ’05
Richard & Diane Smith
Ann P. Stokes
David & May Scott Sutelan
Rachel Swartz ’13
Target
Bob Turner
Matthew Weaver ’87
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Wilson
Rebecca Zborowski
5+ Years
John ’02 & Kate Baker
Julia Bannister
Lindsey Belle
Rochelle Boatright
Mark & Alan Boring
Michael ’90 & Cathy Burnette
John & Joann Burnham
Ms. Dana Carr
Andrew ’92 & Jennifer Castellano
Charles & Linda Catlett
Andy & Jane Cole
Elizabeth Collado
Garrett Crain ’09
Rad ’00 & Lindsay Davenport
Ms. Ruby L. Dowd
Tim & Teresa Duvall
Justin Epstein ’85
Ronald Evers
Larry & Amy Flora
Claire Fornsel
Buzz ’88 & Sheri Foster
Michael & Laura Gafney
Mrs. Irene Galiotos
Mr. Nick Garcia
Erik ‘84 & Samantha Gordon
Tracy Lane Hardee ’68
annual fund
Leslie & Tom Hix
Dale Christopher House ’82
The Hubard Family Trust
Pam & Jim Hurley
Michael Kaplan
Jim & Guzin Karides
Lolita Kraft
Randy Ladkau
Lawrence Maddox Jr.
Bev & Bob Mann
Joe & Robyn Maus
Mary ’80 & Michael McCaffrey
Jason Mundy
Bob & Mae Obermeyer
Cara Oxenham ’96
Margaret Paul
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Poppert
George Rector ’01
Richard & Jean Gray Rice
Philip ’92 & Misty Richard
Mr. & Mrs. L. Richard Schwartz III
Ed & Jackie Scott
David & Marta Smith
Derrick Smith ’82
Janet Weintraub
Mrs. Chris Willson
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Wimbrough
Cathy Wright
Neal & Missy Wright
10+ Years
Dale & Keith Bangel
Claire ’85 & David Benjack
Scott & Wesi Boyer
Brenton Buxton ’80
Combined Federal Campaign
Of South Hampton Roads
Frances C. Craig
Dr. & Mrs. T. Winston Gouldin
Harris Teeter Inc.
Chris Hughes ’04
Mr. Martin J. Kelly & The Honorable Susan
H. Kelly
Leigh Keogh ’92
Gary & Jill Layne
Bruce ’87 & Janet Lennon-Jones
Bjorn & Marshall
Elizabeth Meredith & Ken Morris
Mr. Eric M. Nestor
Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Peabody Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Pearson Jr.
Brenda Pidgeon
J. David Rives ’76
Alan Stell
Mike & Nancy Ware
Joe & Irene Weintrob
Mr. William C. Winn
15+ Years
Joseph F. Bouchard
Mr. Neal P. Brodsky
Rick & Hays Kiefner
Jeff & Denise Tinkham
Capt. & Mrs. Michael D. Davis, USN (Ret.)
Jon Pruden ’89
Mrs. Patricia T. McMichael
Patricia Laibstain ’83
Julie & Bob Samuel
Karen Kruger Ziselman ’80
Sara Ann & Lyman Hammond
Julius ’76 & Jeanne Miller
20+ Years
Mrs. Mary Stuart Copeland Alfano ’81
Brad Atkins & Chris Waibel Atkins
Mr. Charles E. Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Davis
Mrs. Donna Ferguson
Bob & Kim Gayle
Mr. & Mrs. Lee C. Kitchin
Phil & Debbie Meadows
Scott ’83 & Kelli Overton
Ed & Jan Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Roberts
Sandie Baker Thompson ’80
Craig ’88 & Shelagh Todd
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of 2015-2027
Ever since Norfolk Collegiate was founded in 1948, parents have offered voluntary financial support
to one of the school’s proudest traditions, the Annual Fund. Our parents are continuous, strong
supporters, and we thank you for your dedication and loving support of the Norfolk Collegiate
community. All listings reflect gifts received from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015.
CLASS OF 2015 – 30%
Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Bashara
Mr. & Mrs. Neal P. Brodsky
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Gwaltney IV
Mr. & Mrs. Jim Karides
Mr. John M. Klinck &
Ms. Eileen Elizabeth Hofmann
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Madison
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McCaffrey
Dr. & Mrs. Suresh K. Rijhwani
John ’81 & Carina Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew White
CLASS OF 2016 – 40%
Anonymous
Mr. Edward Samuel Foster Jr.
Bob & Kim Gayle
Pam & Jim Hurley
Toni Jones
Lucy Lynne Knutson-Conn
Gary & Jill Layne
Mr. Eric M. Nestor
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Ann P. Stokes
CLASS OF 2017 – 39%
Anonymous (2)
Mr. Gregory L. Addison
Ms. Becky D. Baskins
Scott & Wesi Boyer
Tim & Teresa Duvall
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Ordonez
Melissa Rogers
Kim & David Siebert
Alan Stell
Richard & Mary White
CLASS OF 2018 – 43%
Tom & Arlene Baragona
Shannon Bartel
Dane & Karen Blythe
Javon Clark-Demby
Dr. & Mrs. Adrian C. Dews Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Edmond
Larry & Amy Flora
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Harris Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Jones
Mr. Steven C. Link
Joe & Robyn Maus
Bob & Mae Obermeyer
Michael Spooner
CLASS OF 2019 – 44%
Anonymous
Capt. & Mrs. Richard B. Alsop
Dr. Yassine Benis & Dr. Ines Noura Benis
annual fund
Catherine & Tom Quinn
Neal & Missy Wright
Ra & Sotheara Yoeun
CLASS OF 2020 – 40%
Anonymous
Chris ’93 & Maria Bowman
Ms. Vanessa Gardner
John & Pam Hair
Scott Lehew ’87
Mr. Jay Livingood
Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Peck
Sharon & Scott Reed
Melissa Rogers
Ed & Jackie Scott
H. Raymond Tahhan & Randa C. Dumet
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Thornton
CLASS OF 2021 – 53%
Lei Lei & Rob Berz
Dr. Stephen Cunningham
Mr. Steven C. Link
Mr. Jay Livingood
Marsha Lockard
Mr. Shawn E. A. Lockard
Bob & Mae Obermeyer
Joe & Dottie Rowell
CLASS OF 2022 – 64%
Anonymous
Mr. Azam Choudhury
Jill Choudhury
Jeff & Wendy Gulley
Michael Kaplan
Scott Lehew ’87
Steve & Michelle McNaughton
Kim & David Siebert
CLASS OF 2023 – 49%
Jean & Paul Farrell
The Frenck Family
Liz King Lynch ’86
Mr. John C. Lynch
Greg ’94 & Beth Murphy
Sharon & Scott Reed
Drake Rodden
CLASS OF 2024 – 59%
Anonymous
The Beachy Family
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
Mr. & Mrs. Jacob S. Burks
Mr. Azam Choudhury
Jill Choudhury
Marc & Kym Hrisko
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kageleiry
Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Porter
Kim & David Siebert
Alexandra ’91 & Craig Snyder
CLASS OF 2025 – 36%
Jean & Paul Farrell
Marc & Kym Hrisko
Beth & Greg Murphy
Frank & Ryan Rhodes
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CLASS OF 2026 – 59%
The Beachy Family
Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Clements
The Frenck Family
Brendan & Tara Hoyle
Michael Kaplan
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Mary Vail Lewis ’90
Joe & Dottie Rowell
CLASS OF 2027 – 47%
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
The McCleish Family
Mr. & Mrs. Chip Meador
annual fund
Grandparent Giving
At Norfolk Collegiate, we are fortunate to have loyal, active, committed grandparents whose
continuing support is a source of pride for the entire school community. Thank you to our
grandparents who generously support the education of their precious grandchildren.
All listings reflect gifts received from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Addison
Harrison Williams (2021)
Randolph Williams (2024)
Ms. Joan L. Barry
Lila Spurgeon (2019)
Audrey Spurgeon (2019)
Natalie Batzel (2015)
Thomas Batzel (2017)
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Baynor
Sydney Baynor Matthews (2022)
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Booth
Mrs. Barbara G. Booth
Matthew Wright (2019)
The Honorable & Mrs. Richard S. Bray
Kaylee Bejarano (2021)
Bryan Bejarano (2023)
Mr. & Mrs. Jonas A. Cosner Jr.
Ally Symmes (2019)
Mr. & Mrs. W. Claiborne Coupland
Carter Kennedy (2016)
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Crawford
Blake Cummings (2018)
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Creekmore
Caroline Creekmore (2022)
Ben Creekmore (2024)
Vice Adm. & Mrs. Lewis W. Crenshaw,
USN (Ret.)
Ander Crenshaw (2021)
Charlie Crenshaw (2024)
Natalie Batzel (2015)
Thomas Batzel (2017)
Gabby Grinnan (2018)
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hix
Carson McMonagle (2018)
Abigail McMonagle (2021)
Mrs. Jean Hodges
Alex Loope (2017)
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Holland
Elizabeth Hinton (2026)
Michael Hinton (2027)
Mrs. Joan Dalton
Flynn Dalton (2024)
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hornig
Dusty Rhodes (2025)
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Dobrinsky
Jordan Dobrinsky (2017)
Noah Dobrinsky (2017)
Mrs. Alice J. Hudgins
Philip Hudgins (2024)
Oliver Gates Breeden (2016)
Courts Breeden (2019)
Mrs. Julia B. Donaghy
Emear Smith (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Hank Brodsky
Rachel Brodsky (2015)
Ms. Ruby L. Dowd
Jordan Dowd Laster (2019)
Mrs. Pat Ipock
Carla Leanzo (2016)
Gina Leanzo (2020)
Mrs. Judith W. Brooks
Sydney Hicks (2018)
Madison Doyle (2017)
Michael Leo Doyle (2026)
Jessica Magee (2021)
Jacob Magee (2027)
Sarah Philpott (2017)
Dr. Susan Jones & Mr. Edwin H. Jones
Jordan Reyes (2025)
Anna Winn (2019)
Mrs. Barbara B. Kaplan
Kaitlyn Kaplan (2022)
Carter Kaplan (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Callo
Jack Francis (2016)
Peter Francis (2020)
Christopher Francis (2022)
Mrs. Esther L. Carpenter
Jessica Magee (2021)
Jacob Magee (2027)
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Catlett III
Clara Murphy (2023)
Madeline Murphy (2025)
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffry A. Clark
Madison Doyle (2017)
Michael Leo Doyle (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Clements
Isabella Clements (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Cohen
Skylar Foster (2021)
Porter Foster (2023)
Darcy Foster (2023)
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Connors
Finley Connors (2022)
Mary Archer Connors (2024)
Mrs. Marie Fedee
Gabriella Guirand (2022)
Mrs. Marion C. Foster
Maddie Foster (2018)
Owen Foster (2022)
Zoe’ Papadopoulos (2016)
Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Gafney
Jackson Burke (2018)
Mrs. Irene Galiotos
AJ Galiotos (2021)
Logan Galiotos (2023)
Capt. & Mrs. G. Carlisle Gatje, USN (Ret.)
Zachary Farrell (2023)
Mackenzie C. Farrell (2025)
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Iles
Marisa Craig (2017)
Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Karangelen
Ander Crenshaw (2021)
Charlie Crenshaw (2024)
Mrs. Anne D. Kiley
Sarah Green (2015)
Luke Lynch (2023)
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin L. Koonce
Emersyn Koonce (2026)
Mrs. Virginia Lawrence
Martha Perry McKay (2019)
Dr. & Mrs. Willette L. LeHew
Chas LeHew (2020)
Lexie LeHew (2022)
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Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Littman
Helena Banks (2015)
Parker Banks (2018)
Lilly Banks (2022)
Dylan Pausch (2020)
Logan Pausch (2023)
Chloe Rose Pausch (2024)
Mrs. Jeanne Livesay
Jacob Oliver (2015)
Kiersten Potter (2016)
Alex Potter (2019)
Mrs. Margaret H. Magnussen
Meg Lockhart (2019)
Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Mann
Elise Mann (2027)
Rachel H. Klavan (2015)
Zoey Vooss (2016)
Maxwell Vooss (2019)
Mrs. Eleanor Marshall
Annie Bashara (2015)
Chris Robertson (2019)
Ellie Robertson (2021)
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Matejcek
Caylee Hirschfeld (2019)
Ethan Hirschfeld (2023)
Mrs. Irene Mathas
Mia Mathas (2018)
Sophia Mathas (2023)
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Maus
Ellie Maus (2018)
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. McCoy Jr.
Charlotte McCoy (2024)
Charlie McCoy (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. McMonagle
Carson McMonagle (2018)
Abigail McMonagle (2021)
Emma McMonagle (2024)
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. McSwain
Mylo Bowles (2025)
Vice Adm. & Mrs. James W. Metzger,
USN (Ret.)
Chas LeHew (2020)
Lexi LeHew (2022)
Mr. & Mrs. George T. Minton Jr.
George Minton (2023)
Charlotte Minton (2026)
Will Sawyer (2023)
David Sawyer (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Albert S. Morrison III
Emersyn Koonce (2026)
Mrs. Barbara Z. Murphy
Clara Murphy (2023)
Madeline Murphy (2025)
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Nestor
Elijah Nestor (2016)
Ms. Kay Newbern
Katie Georges (2017)
Jacob Georges (2019)
Mr. & Mrs. Dan O’Brien
Kenna O’Brien (2024)
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Ms. Suzanne Puryear
Ashby Larkin (2018)
Seth Larkin (2022)
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Reid
Philip Trapani (2015)
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Renk
Tyler Hamlin (2020)
Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Sullivan Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan
Allison Casper (2019)
Mr. & Mrs. David K. Sutelan
Edward Sutelan (2015)
Rachel Sutelan (2019)
Joey Swartz (2017)
Mrs. Betty S. Thomas
Sebastian Portillo (2021)
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Thomson Jr.
Harrison Thomson (2022)
Carter Thomson (2024)
Elliot Thomson (2025)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Rice
Harrison Thomson (2022)
Carter Gray Thomson (2024)
Philip Trapani (2015)
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Rigby
Creighton Holt (2017)
Chapman Holt (2020)
Ms. Rita Weiss
Mia Mathas (2018)
Sophia Mathas (2023)
Caroline Lee Jordan (2022)
Mrs. Bessie Wesley
Solana Wesley (2022)
Nicholas Sarris (2016)
Christopher Sarris (2019)
Catherine Sarris (2022)
Mrs. Harriet S. White
Rachel Brodsky (2015)
William Sawyer (2023)
David Sawyer (2026)
Lex Selig (2015)
Nick Selig (2017)
Julianna Selig (2022)
Ronnie Boone (2024)
Keeley Boone (2027)
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Shalibo
Emily Skroch (2021)
Evan Skroch (2024)
Dr. & Mrs. Donald Silver
Ann T. Smith (2016)
Sarah Smith (2018)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Stanton
Daniel Vail (2017)
Eleanor Lewis (2026)
Mr. & Mrs. Colon Whitehurst
Caroline James (2021)
Jon Christian James (2023)
Ava James (2026)
Mrs. Wendy Widmann
Jake Reaghard (2020)
Emma Reaghard (2023)
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Williams
Harrison Williams (2021)
Randolph Williams (2024)
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williams
Ahmon Reddix (2023)
Ayla Reddix (2024)
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin C. Williamson
Mary Douglas Wilson (2016)
Mr. & Mrs. T. Glenn Wilson
Mary Douglas Wilson (2016)
Mr. William C. Winn
Anna Winn (2019)
annual fund
Mathas Professional
Development Grants
The Mathas Professional Development Grants were created in 2014
when Ted and Keryn Mathas expanded their annual donation to promote
faculty growth in the areas outlined in the School’s Characteristics
of Professional Excellence. The Mathas Grants provide funding for
professional activities that will increase our faculty’s expertise in current
standards and best practices in their disciplines, project-based learning,
technology integration and other identified areas of focus for the
school. The grants also support faculty summer projects that will
transform a program or area of the curriculum in a significant manner
and will be replicable across the wider school community. The first
Mathas Professional Development Grants were awarded in the 2014-15 school year. Recipients’
projects demonstrate their committment to our characteristics of Professional Excellence
by demonstrating:
•a strong commitment to understanding and accommodating student
individuality and needs;
•a lifelong and passionate dedication to learning and to sharing that learning
with colleagues and students alike;
•a thirst for honor and integrity in all aspects of their lives;
•a dynamic teaching method that embraces innovation and creativity; and
•a personal mission to contribute to the school,
its students and its vision.
The inaugural Keryn and Ted Mathas Professional
Development Grants allowed seven of our teachers
to research and develop the following projects:
•Lower School teachers Robyn Maus and Lolita
Kraft’s “Lower School Book of the Month Club”
funded their travel to the National Council of
Teachers of English Conference in Washington
to research best practices for developing and
integrating peer-mediated book groups and
to design and implement this program at our
lower school.
•Lower school teachers Beth Collado, Ashley
James ’94 and Catherine Thomson’s ’94 “Reading
robyn maus
lolita kraft
beth collado
ashley james
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Resources for Impactful Teaching” allowed James
and Thomson to travel to the International Reading
Association Conference in St. Louis to research
developmentally appropriate supplemental texts
and, with Collado, to design teaching materials
and train lower school teachers to integrate these
resources into their reading instruction.
•Upper school teachers Paige Solomon and
Jared Wilson’s “Improving Historical Thinking
Skills through Source-based Instruction” funded
their participation in the Library of Congress
Summer Teaching Institute of the same name.
Based on that experience, they have designed
professional development sessions that will be
shared with our middle and upper school
teachers at future professional development
events, and they recently received a Library of
Congress grant to extend the reach of this project
through collaboration with Norfolk Public Schools
and local historical and arts organizations.
In addition, the recipients of the 2014-15 Keryn
and Ted Mathas Awards for Professional Excellence,
awarded at our opening faculty session in August,
are as follows:
catherine thomson
paige solomon
jared wilson
charlene loope
sarah destefano
brendan hoyle
erin smyth
liz kelso
susie potter
brenda pidgeon
•Charlene Loope, director of instructional
technology and communication arts
•Sarah DeStefano, upper school social
studies teacher
•Brendan Hoyle, middle and upper school
fine and performing arts teacher and
Hackney Theater manager
•Erin Smyth, middle school science teacher
•Liz Kelso, middle school dean and
middle and upper school math teacher
•Susie Potter, school nurse and
health department chair
•Brenda Pidgeon, lower school
technology teacher
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Library Fund
The Library Fund received $4,526 from the lower school birthday book program to support the
library media center. Purchases made possible by the 2014-15 Library Fund include:
•Hardback books for the lower school library, each with a dedication plate honoring the
birthday boy or girl. This is an ongoing tradition at the lower school.
•Digital books for the library collection, which may be checked out and read online.
•Subscriptions to online resources such as TumbleBooks, an online talking and animated book
collection for elementary school students that features engaging stories and accompanying
curricular materials, and BrainPop, which includes animated movies, learning games, interactive
quizzes, primary source activities, concept mapping and more. These popular resources can be
shown in teachers’ classrooms on the SMART Boards for an even more exciting literacy activity.
Library Fund Donors
Dr. & Mrs. Biral S. Amin
Mr. & Mrs. Lee Baynor
Mr. & Mrs. Kent Beachy
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Boone Jr.
Lt. Cdr. Christopher R. Butler &
Lt. Cdr. Katrina M Butler
Ms. Alison M. Carlsmith
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Connors
Ms. Binnie G. Crabtree
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Creekmore
Vice Adm. & Mrs. Lewis W. Crenshaw,
USN (Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W. Crenshaw III
Mrs. Joan Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Decker
Mr. & Mrs. Vivin V. Deshpande
Mrs. Julia B. Donaghy
Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Duffy Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Essenmacher
Ms. Kasaundra Ewing
Mrs. Lucy Farrell
Mrs. Marie Fedee
Mrs. Marion C. Foster
Mrs. Irene Galiotos
Mr. & Mrs. Nickolas G. Garcia
Capt. & Mrs. G. Carlisle Gatje, USN (Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. Hugues Guirand
Mr. Steven Hess & Mrs. Andrea Grady
Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Hirschfeld
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hix
Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Hoffman
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Holland
Mr. & Mrs. Barry T. Howlett
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan D. Hoyle
Mrs. Alice J. Hudgins
Capt. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Hutchinson
Mr. & Mrs. Jon C. James Jr.
Dr. Susan Jones & Mr. Edwin H. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Jordan
Mrs. Barbara B. Kaplan
Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Karangelen
Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. Koonce
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Larkin
Ms. Mary V. Lewis
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Littman
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Magee
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mann
Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Mann
Mr. Paul S. Matthews &
Mrs. Deborah L Baynor
Dr. Linda N. McCleish
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. McCoy Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. McMonagle
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph S. McMonagle
Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. McNaughton
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. McSwain
Vice Adm. & Mrs. James W. Metzger,
USN (Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. George Thomas Minton Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Murphy
Dr. & Mrs. Zattam Musselmani
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. Dan O’Brien
Mrs. Latisha S. Owens
Mr. & Mrs. Ketan M. Patel
Dr. Scott F. Reed & Dr. Sharon Budniak Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Renk
Mr. & Mrs. Earl R. Reyes
Cdr. & Mrs. Frank A. Rhodes IV
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Robinette
Mr. Jeremy Rodden & Dr. Samantha Furia
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Rousch
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Rowell
Dr. George A. Sarris & Dr. Barbara M. Sarris
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sawyer
Dr. Kim Schock
Dr. & Mrs. Wood Selig
Mr. & Mrs. Vishal M. Shah
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew V. Smallwood
Mr. & Mrs. Cleteus D. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Smith
Cdr. & Mrs. Craig M. Snyder
Mr. & Ms. Robert W. Spurgeon
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Thomson
Dr. Robyn M. Treadwell & Mr. Jason Monroe
Ms. Rita Weiss
Mrs. Bessie Wesley
Dr. & Mrs. Gary L. Whaley
Mrs. Kathy S. Williams
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Booster Club
Our student-athletes’ success is due in part to the generosity of our Booster Club donors. In
addition to providing essential new equipment, experiences and awards, the Booster Club’s goal
is to boost the spirit of fans and players alike. With strong coaches, passionate fans and talented
athletes, support from generous donors helps to keep the Oak spirit strong.
A strong Booster Club allows us to:
•Fund one-time special athletic purchases, such as last year’s championship banner
and TCIS school banners and plyometric boxes.
•Celebrate and recognize teams and athletes who strive for and achieve excellence
through our awards ceremonies.
•Fund overnight travel for teams competing in state tournaments outside of our area –
a benefit rarely offered at schools, and one we feel is important to encourage
competitive athletics.
GO OAKS BRONZE
$1,000 & ABOVE
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Bert Crawford
Tim & Teri Duvall
The Franklin Johnston Group
Norfolk Youth Basketball League
CIRCLE OF CHAMPIONS
$500 to $999
Sandy & Geoff Clark
COACHES CLUB
$250 to $499
Brian & Janice Cavolt
Bobby & Leslie DeFord
The Gayle Family
Pam & Jim Hurley
Bob & Mae Obermeyer
Scott & Sharon Reed
Ra & Sotheara Yoeun
SPORTS FAN
$50 to $249
Becky Baskins
Vickie & Jim Beale
Dawn & Richard Bray
Beverly A. Causey
Larry & Amy Flora
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Nick & Dana Garcia
Randy & Karen Grinnan
John & Pam Hair
Carlton & Chari Horton
Gary & Barb Janovetz
Toni B. Jones
Will & Cecelia King
Lucy Lynne Knutson Conn
Paul & Andrea Mahoney
Tommy & Robyn Mathas
Mary Park ’80 & Michael McCaffrey
The Beck Family
Clint & Jean Oliver
Melissa Rogers
Jim & Elizabeth Smith
Ron, Kay & Mary Beth Stine
Jean & Jeff Swartz
Mr. & Mrs. Randolph K. Windley
Neal & Missy Wright
annual fund
Matching Gift Companies:
Ignite the Annual Fund…
Matching Gift Opportunities
Norfolk Collegiate receives a huge boost from corporate matching gifts. Many employers have
matching gift programs for which Collegiate qualifies. Please contact your employer to see if your
company has a matching gift program. This is a great way to maximize your generous donation.
•Bank of America Charitable Foundation
•Novartis US Foundation
•CapitalOne
•SunTrust Foundation Matching
Gift Program
•Dominion Foundation Matching Gift Program
•Humana Foundation
•Wells Fargo Educational Matching
Gift Program
•Northrop Grumman Foundation
Special Gifts:
A Tribute to Others
Many donors choose to pay tribute in honor or in memory of friends or loved ones by making a gift
to Norfolk Collegiate. We are grateful for those gifts and the people they celebrate, who are now a
part of our school’s legacy of giving.
In memory of Doris Tabb Bain
Phoebe Hitson ’09
In honor of John Bain
In memory of Christa Bale
Michael Ortiz ’15
In honor of Wendell Banyay
Woody Granger ’08
In honor of Shannon Bartel
Jonathan Peck & Family
In honor of Lindsey Belle
In honor of Ashley Billman
Rachel Brodsky ’15
Lex Selig ’15
In honor of Garrett Booker
In honor of Keeley Boone ’27
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
In honor of Ronnie Boone III ’24
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
In honor of Carl Bryant
Sue Bryant
In honor of Sue Bryant
Carl Bryant
In memory of R. D. Cathey Jr.
Jeanie ’79 & Billy Daniel
In honor of Olivia Chieco-Tamburino
In honor of Anne Fennell Claywell ’88
Cayte Merryman Brown ’08
In honor of Baodan Collins ’15
Guzin & Jim Karides
In honor of Charles Cook
Lex Selig ’15
In memory of Janyce K. Cook
Alexandra Cook ’15
In honor of Anne Curtis
In honor of Margaret Dalrymple
LaVerne L. Smith
In honor of Rick Davis
In honor of Rick Davis
In honor of Taylor & Robby DeFord
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In honor of Tim Duvall
Dwayne & Shalalia Wesley
In honor of Claire Fornsel
In honor of Robert E. Garris Jr. ’74
John Randolph Edwards Garris ’06
In memory of Cindy Gouldin
Winston Gouldin ’84
In honor of Virginia & John Hitch
Clarke Hitch ’07
In memory of T. Parker Host Jr.
Kelsey Host Sarcone ’07
In memory of Mrs. Sadie B. House
Dale Christopher House
In honor of Michael Kaplan
In memory of Ean Katz
Jennifer Hartley Friday ’92
In honor of William & Cecelia King
Mr. & Mrs. Carter B. S. Furr Jr.
In honor of John & Anne Livingood
Jay Livingood
In honor of Socorro Montoya Mann
LaVerne L. Smith
In honor of Coach Jim Markey
John Baker ’02
Robert J. Baker ’06
In memory of Ann Martin
Hallsey Brandt ’12
In honor of Robyn Maus
Jeff & Wendy Gulley
In honor of Rob McFarland, for his many
years of dedicated service to
Norfolk Collegiate
Kali McFarland ’08
In honor of Mr. & Mrs. John C. McLemore
Maria McLemore ’05
In honor of Caroline Meador ’27
Melissa Meador
In memory of Ms. Moore
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In memory of Kevin Moran
Dr. & Mrs. William B. Jones
The Wolcott Family
In honor of Nelda Nutter
Julia Bannister
Shannon Bartel
Jodi Bress Dobrinsky ’88
Kate Pringle
In honor of Margaret Paul
In honor of Sarah Morgan Philpott ’17
Elizabeth L. Etheridge
In honor of Señora Poppert
Rachel Klavan ’15
Jacob P. Oliver ’15
Michael Ortiz ’15
Christine Zaitoun ’15
In memory of Anthony Protogyrou
Dr. Julius Miller
In honor of Michele Purrington
Peter Guan ’17
Astrid Li ’17
In memory of Marilyn Putnam Edwards
Victoria Martinez ’09
In honor of Anyssa, Ahmon & Ayla Reddix
Robert & Thomasine Williams
In honor of Zoë Sanborn
LaVerne L. Smith
In honor of Jennifer Schero
LaVerne L. Smith
In memory of Mr. A. Kenneth Scribner Jr.
Michelle Adcock
Marilyn K. Mishoe
Kay & Ron Stine
In honor of Emily Sencindiver
Demetra Protogyrou ’15
In honor of Cleteus Smith
Jeff & Wendy Gulley
In honor of Mr. David B. Smith
Grant Campion ’17
Laura Gayle ’16
In honor of Paige Solomon
LaVerne L. Smith
In honor of Alan Stell
In honor of Helen Stella ’98
In honor of Michael Stella ’02
In honor of Rose Stella ’00
In memory of Michael D. Tayloe
Anonymous
In memory of Sue & Boots Taylor
Natalie Taylor ’08
In honor of Catherine Thomson ’94
Mr. Oral A. Thomas &
Dr. Kavita D. Imrit Thomas
In honor of Harrison & Carter Thomson
In memory of Vance E. Tysor III
Anna Fortson Logue ’94
In honor of Liz Waters
Grace Georgo ’18
In honor of Cathy Park White ’87
Mrs. Melissa Meador
Mr. Oral A. Thomas &
Dr. Kavita D. Imrit Thomas
In honor of Paul Wilson
Bailey Jones ’16
In memory of Michael Wimbrough ’87
Charles S. Lehew ’87
Ruth Lee & Kenny Wimbrough
In honor of Cathy Wright & the Fine &
Performing Arts Staff
Ian Nipper ’15
Cathy Wright & Peggy Wright
annual fund
Norfolk Collegiate
Educational Foundation
The Norfolk Collegiate Education Foundation was established in December 1997 for the sole
purpose of providing educational assistance for academically qualified students to receive a quality
education through an independent school. The Norfolk Collegiate Educational Foundation is proud
to participate in two tax credit programs offered by the Virginia Department of Education: The
Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) and the Education Improvement Scholarships Tax
Credits (EISTC – available in 2015-16). In addition, companies and individuals who pay Virginia
state income taxes receive a state income tax credit equal to 65 percent of their donation.
Norfolk Collegiate Educational Foundation Donors 2014-15
Anonymous
Mrs. Mary E. Daniel
Mr. Mark Batzel
Mr. Andrew Castellano
Creighton Holt
Mr. James G. Hurley Jr.
Innovative Systems &
Solutions Inc.
Mr. Howard Jordan
Mr. Jeffry L. Karr
Mr. A. Kenneth Scribner Jr.
Mr. William W. King
Mr. Jeffrey Silverman
Dr. Diane Maia
Tranquest LLC
Mrs. Ann Nusbaum
Mrs. Lauren Wolcott
Mr. Powell Peters
Mrs. Jacqueline Peters
How does this program work?
Individual Donor: Tax credits are awarded at the rate of 65 percent of the donation value.
A minimum donation of $500 (cash or marketable securities) is required to be eligible. A maximum
limit of $50,000 in tax credits per individual or married couple per taxable year will be imposed
if all tax credits are awarded in a fiscal year. Tax credits not used carry over for five years.
Example: Give a $1,000 cash gift to the Norfolk Collegiate Educational Foundation and the
state will send a $650 voucher for Virginia state taxes.
Business Donor: Tax credits may be available to a business making a minimum contribution
of $615.39. Tax credits for business donors are awarded at a rate of 65 percent of the
donation value.
How do I contribute? Contact the Office of Development at 757.480.2348.
Determining the effect of making a donation for tax credits on a donor’s tax liability is the sole
responsibility of the donor. Before making a donation, or when tax-related questions occur,
donors are encouraged to seek advice from their tax accountants or other tax advisors.
Deadline is June 30.
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Alumni Giving
by Class
Alumni
Association
mission
Class of 1964 – 50%
Mrs. Anne Satchell Boggs
Class of 1965 – 14%
Anonymous
Mrs. Harriet Ann Cawood Rosenwald
Class of 1968 – 8%
Mrs. Tracy Lane Hardee
Class of 1972 – 8%
Mr. Donald M. Chapman II
Mr. Dean S. Goldman
Class of 1974 – 6%
Mr. Robert E. Garris Jr.
Mr. B. Keith Hall
Class of 1975 – 3%
Mr. James L. Smith III
Class of 1976 – 4%
Dr. Julius S. Miller
Mr. J. David Rives
Class of 1977 – 2%
Mr. James G. Beale
Class of 1978 – 4%
Ms. Susan T. Meredith
Mrs. Martha A. Ruggles
Mr. Stephen M. Stackhouse
Class of 1979 – 14%
Mrs. Mary Furr Daniel
Mr. Jeffrey M. Laibstain
Mrs. Sunshine Meredith Leinbach
Mr. Kenneth R. Mayo
Mr. Lawrence E. Michaels
Dr. Camden Wood Selig
Mr. Stephen D. Staman
Ms. Anne Taylor
Mr. Jeffrey D. Whedbee
Class of 1980 – 12%
Mrs. Katherine Grinnan Batzel
Mrs. Molly Hubard Bilisoly
Mr. Brenton H. Buxton
Mr. Daniel S. Crain
Mrs. Mary Park McCaffrey
Mr. Roy A. Rector Jr.
Mrs. Sandie Baker Thompson
Mrs. Dinky Evett Winn
Mrs. Karen Kruger Ziselman
The purpose of the Norfolk Collegiate
Alumni Association is to support
the mission and philosophy of the
school, to grow an engaged, active
and proud community and to inspire
a life-long commitment from each
community member.
Class of 1981 – 8%
Mrs. Mary Stuart Alfano
Mrs. Virginia Clarke Hitch
Mrs. Nancy Horton Nusbaum
Mr. John P. Simpson IV
Mrs. Elizabeth Forsberg Wadman
Class of 1982 – 8%
Anonymous
Mr. Franklin T. Holloway
Mr. Dale C. House
Mrs. Carroll Coupland Kennedy
Mr. L. Richard Schwartz III
Mr. Derrick M. Smith
Mr. James T. Vail
Class of 1983 – 4%
Ms. Patricia L. Laibstain
Mr. Thomas E. Mathas
Mr. Scott Overton
Class of 1984 – 5%
Mr. Erik P. Gordon
Dr. Winston M. Gouldin
Mr. Robert G. Partlow
vision
The Alumni Association is a loyal, active
community that embodies honor and
tradition and enriches relationships
among students, parents, alumni,
parents of alumni and the school.
alumni board of directors
Tom Mathas ’83, President
John Baker ’02
Michael Claywell ’88
Pamela Crenshaw ’92
Ronni Lynn Foster ’85
Megan Frost ’03
Jesse Gordon ’96
Brittany Lee ’04
Jenny Metzger Lester ’92
Chuck McCoy ’93
Greg Murphy ’94
Cara Oxenham McElhenie ’96
Andy Protogyrou ’80
Charles Robison IV ’97
Ryan Samuel ’05
Class of 1985 – 12%
Dr. Taraneh Azar
Mrs. Claire Kaufman Benjack
Mrs. Mallory Copeland Butler
The Reverend Justin H. Epstein
Ms. Ronni Markman Foster
Mr. William E. Magee
Mr. Theodore A. Mathas
Mrs. Cynthia Fansler Wilkinson
Class of 1986 – 7%
Mr. Todd A. Copeland
Mr. Steve P. Galiotos
Mrs. Elizabeth King Lynch
Mrs. Deborah Bernstein Segaloff
Alumni Relations,
By the Numbers
Total No. of alumni: 2,403
Average alumni gift: $223
(last year $180)
No. of classes with increased
giving from previous year: 21
No. of alumni at the On-The-Road
Reunions: 32
No. of alumni in the Alumni
Basketball game: 24
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Class of 1987 – 9%
Class of 1993 – 25%
Mr. Scott LeHew
Mr. Bruce Lennon-Jones
Ms. Kelly Martone
Mrs. Melinda Marcus Vooss
Mr. Matthew C. Weaver
Mrs. Catherine Park White
Anonymous
Mr. John Christopher Bowman
Mrs. Tanya Banks Early
Mr. Paul A. Galiotos
Mr. Michael A. Garnett
Mr. Greg E. Gordon
Mrs. Janet Uy Kelley
Mr. Travis C. Levy
Mr. Michael C. Mann
Mr. Charles H. Mccoy III
Mr. Brian Perry
Mr. John F. Sawyer
Mrs. Tara Lee Cline Stone
Class of 1988 – 18%
Anonymous
Mr. David B. Bessey
Mr. Thomas W. Bishop
Mr. Kevin M. Brownstein
Mr. Michael G. Claywell
Mrs. Anne Fennell Claywell
Ms. Rachel A. Devine
Mrs. Jodi Bress Dobrinsky
Mr. William W. Foster
Mrs. Caroline King Furr
Mr. Kevin B. Hirschfeld
Dr. Jay H. Samuels
Mr. Craig Todd
Class of 1994 – 8%
Dr. Todd E. Heaton
Mrs. Ashley Whitehurst James
Mrs. Anna Fortson Logue
Mr. Greg Murphy
Mrs. Catherine Todd Thomson
Class of 1989 – 6%
Mr. Jeffrey S. Creekmore
Mr. Jon E. Pruden
Mr. David V. Uy
Class of 1990 – 12%
Mr. Michael B. Burnette
Ms. Mary Vail Lewis
Ms. Jaqui McBride Lilly
Mr. G. Thomas Minton III
Mr. Jeffrey Sawyer
Class of 1992 – 22%
Mrs. Angie L. Ashley
Mr. Andrew P. Castellano
Mrs. Pamela Karangelen Crenshaw
Mrs. Jennifer Hartley Friday
Mr. Leigh C. Keogh
Mrs. Jennifer Metzger Lester
Mrs. Elizabeth Laine Parker
Mr. Philip E. Richard
Mr. Andrew M. Schaubach
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Class of 2001 – 6%
Mr. John C. McKendree
Mr. George M. Rector
Mr. Christopher A. Stine
Miss Rachel E. VanHorn
Class of 2002 – 5%
Mr. John G. Baker
Ms. Emily Elinsky Lindale
Mr. Michael W. Lindale
Mr. John Stine
Class of 2003 – 3%
Miss Megan E. Frost
Mrs. Whitney Metzger Weireter
Class of 2004 – 13%
Miss Ashlee M. Aldridge
Mr. Evan C. Benedict
Mr. Frank Thomas Bishop
Mrs. Laura Klein Grochocki
Mr. Christopher A. Hughes
Miss Brittany L. Lee
Miss Jennifer E. Sayegh
Mrs. Kelly Enright Tiblier
Mr. Gregory R. Willson
Class of 2005 – 12%
Class of 1991 – 17%
Anonymous
Ms. Margaret Watt Baker
Mr. Jeffrey E. Bennett
LtCol. Michael S. Castellano
Mr. Ralph R. Chesson III
Mr. Stephen S. Perry III
Mrs. Alexandra Parker Snyder
Mr. Scott R. Weinstein
Mr. W. Taylor Franklin
Mr. Brian M. Weireter
Class Of 1996 – 14%
Mrs. Elizabeth Daman Baum
Mr. George W. Cooper III
Mr. David M. Craft
Mr. Jesse B. Gordon
Mr. Byron Z. Harrell
Mrs. Lauren Weinstein Kaplan
Mrs. Katherine Kiefner Nonemaker
Ms. Cara Oxenham
Mrs. Randi Reed Dunlap
Mr. John Christopher Ford
Mrs. Caroline Ungerman Harris
Mr. Tyler M. Hudgins
Miss Taylor E. Hughes
Miss Maria E. McLemore
Mr. Ryan C. Samuel
Miss Katherine R. Simpson
Class of 2006 – 14%
Mr. Jody M. Balaban
Mrs. Elizabeth Swearingen Paspalas
Mr. Charles D. Robison IV
Mr. Robert J. Baker
Mr. Vernal A. Banks
Mrs. Sarah Stine Dougan
Mr. John Randolph Edwards Garris
Mr. Johnston M. Harris
Mr. Robert E. Howerin III
Mr. Jerrauld C. C. Jones
Mr. Jack R. Royal Jr.
Mr. Williams Campbell Ware
Class of 1998 – 1%
Class of 2007 – 9%
Class of 1997 – 5%
Mr. Kevin Fields
Class of 2000 – 4%
Mr. Rad C. Davenport
Mr. Edward C. Budimier
Mr. John Clarke Hitch
Miss Ann B. McLemore
Mr. Ryan R. Nienstedt
alumni giving
Mrs. Kelsey Host Sarcone
Miss Sarah L. Wolcott
Class of 2008 – 36%
Anonymous
Mr. Alexander B. Atkins III
Miss Danielle M. Blue
Miss Catherine N. Booker
Mrs. Cayte Merryman Brown
Mr. Gregory E. Brown
Miss Katherine Grace Dashiell
Mr. William W. Granger
Mr. Clifton Wyatt Hill
Mr. Christopher N. Howerin
Mr. Christopher Klevan
Miss Jodi A. Laderberg
Miss Katherine A. McFarland
Miss Elizabeth A. Mears
Mr. Jack P. Melcher
Miss Jessie N. Miller
Miss Ryan L. Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Norfleet
Miss Juliana Tazewell Porter
Miss Caitlin A. Pultz
Mr. Benjamin H. Salsbury
Mr. John Tyler Simpson
Miss Mary E. Stine
Miss Natalie R. Taylor
Mr. Christopher L. Whitney
Mr. Keith A. Wright Jr.
Class of 2009 – 24%
Mr. Gary David Bonnewell Jr.
Mr. Thomas S. Christie
Mr. Garrett D. Crain
Miss Aubrey M. Cross
Mr. James R. Hitch
Miss Phoebe T. Hitson
Mr. Brandon D. Jones
Miss Mary L. Kelly
Mr. Alexander Kopylov
Mr. Christopher C. Lewandowski
Mr. Thomas F. Markey
Miss Victoria B. S. Martinez
Miss Jamie McLemore
Miss Elizabeth C. Moody
Mr. Robert C. Powell Jr.
Miss Claire L. Renn
Miss Allison M. Sinesi
Mr. Martijn S. Steendam
Mr. Charles Tyler Trapani
Mr. Gordon M. Wolcott
Class of 2010 – 22%
Mr. Andrew R. Blackman
Mr. Charles W. Braden Jr.
Mr. Matthew S. Buckle
Mr. Ryan M. Cota
Mr. Dustin J. Farrell
Miss Meghan T. Kanter
Miss Stefanie P. Karangelen
Mr. David S. Kirkland
Miss Lauren R. Klevan
Mr. Carl P. Levy
Mr. Zachary D. Mayfield
Mr. Robert C. Merryman
Miss Alanna P. Miller
Miss Katharine Rawles Miller
Miss Shelby N. Ortiz
Mr. Sean P. Owens
Mr. Aaron M. Shroyer
Mr. Michael H. Swartz
Class of 2011 – 8%
Mr. Christopher J. Adsit
Miss Emily T. Bennett
Mr. Danny L. Laderberg
Mr. Kevin F. Laderberg
Miss Claire A. Laibstain
Miss Sara E. Weintraub
Class of 2012 – 17%
Anonymous
Miss Ann Hallsey Brandt
Miss Melanie L. Crain
Mr. Miles S. C. Drinkwalter
Mr. Anderson M. Granger
Mr. Samuel S. Hitch
Miss Megan E. Holley
Miss Catherine E. Kanter
Mr. Yianni C. Karangelen
Miss Laura K. McCarthy
Mr. Thomas Houston Wilson
Class of 2013 – 11%
Miss Ashley N. Cota
Miss Taylor A. DeFord
Mr. Robert H. DeFord IV
Miss Julia C. Laibstain
Miss Julie A. Merryman
Miss Rachel N. Swartz
Class of 2014 – 16%
Mr. Jonathan R. Beck
Mr. Cody L. Bennett
Miss Emily Bryant Cole
Miss Georgia P. Drinkwalter
Miss Marie C. Hill
Miss Natalie A. Kanter
Miss Elizabeth H. Renn
Mr. Cabell B. Thomas
Class of 2015 – 100%
Miss Liesel C. Abraham
Mr. Marcus L. Anderson
Miss Helena R. Banks
Miss Anne Bashara
Miss Natalie E. Batzel
Mr. Christopher R. Bianchi
Mr. Daniel M. Blue II
Miss Rachel A. Brodsky
Mr. Noah P. Causey
Miss Jessica Cavolt
Mr. James Baodan Collins
Miss Alexandra B. Cook
Miss Mary Elizabeth Corliss
Mr. Jingming Cui
Miss Yalaina R. Dupre’
Miss Peyton A. Fancher
Mr. Blake Gershon
Mr. James Kelsey Glover Jr.
Mr. Martijn J. Goossens
Miss Sarah M. Green
Miss Abigayle R. Hodges
Miss Claire M. Jose
Mr. Christian L. Keller
Miss Shaira Khan
Miss Rachel H. Klavan
Mr. Julian Michael Klinck
Mr. Hunter M. Lee
Miss Gabrielle F. Leporati
Miss Yifan Li
Mr. Ke Ma
Mr. Mark C. Madison Jr.
Mr. Evan R. Maguire
Miss Kathleen D. Manos
Mr. John P. McCaffrey
Miss Mary Elizabeth Minor
Mr. Ian A. Nipper
Mr. Jacob P. Oliver
Mr. Michael H. Oriz
Miss Meredith B. Perrine
Miss Demetra J. Protogyrou
Miss Madeline E. Reed
Mr. Narain K. Rijhwani
Mr. Christian Rodriquez
Miss Virginia R. Sanford
Mr. Camden A. Selig
Mr. Noah F. Simpson
Mr. Edward M. Sutelan
Miss Hayley E. Tate
Mr. Philip R. Trapani III
Mr. Beiyu Wang
Miss Qing Xu
Miss Christine J. Zaitoun
Mr. Shu Zhang
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Percentage of
Alumni Donors
By Class Year
ClassGift amt Percent
1964
1965
1968
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
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$100 $100 $50 $600 $971 $400 $700 $25 $680 $3,684 $2,850
$775 $3,870 $2,485 $660 $26,225 $1,400 $2,913 $1,235 $3,200 $650 $1,100 $3,535 $2,560 $1,900 $620 $85 $500 $3,825 $225 $1,050 $125 $385 $830 $385 $1,700 $690
$740 $295 $80 $255 $92 $120 $408 norfolk collegiate
50%
14%
8%
8%
6%
3%
4%
2%
4%
14%
12%
8%
8%
4%
5%
12%
7%
9%
18%
6%
12%
17%
22%
25%
8%
14%
5%
1%
4%
6%
5%
3%
13%
12%
14%
9%
36%
24%
23%
8%
17%
11%
16%
100%
Jefferson Challenge
Norfolk Collegiate thanks the Class of 2015, who displayed the true
spirit of the Jefferson Challenge by having 100 percent participation
in the Annual Fund. Established in 2002 with help from Mr. A. Kenneth
Scribner Jr., the challenge is designed to promote a spirit of philanthropy
among the senior class and encourage them to begin their legacy of
giving back to Norfolk Collegiate. The program kicked-off in October
2014 with a trip on the American Rover and consisted of several
fundraisers throughout the year, including the senior T-shirt sale,
seminars and, new for the Class of 2015, graduation yard signs.
The Class of 2015 also raised more than $1,500 to purchase a seat
in the Take-A-Seat campaign for the Meredith Center for the Arts.
Highest
Percentage of
Alumni Donors
2015100%
1964
50%
2008
36%
1993
25%
2009
24%
2010
23%
1992
22%
1988
18%
1991
17%
2012
17%
Highest
Dollar
Amounts
1985
1982
2000
1979
1992
1989
1987
1980
1993
1983
$26,225 $3,870 $3,825 $3,684 $3,535 $3,200 $2,913 $2,850 $2,560 $2,485
alumni giving
Alumni Awards Breakfast
On March 31, 2015, hundreds of students, alumni and friends of the school joined together for
the annual Alumni Awards Breakfast. Sponsored by Norfolk Collegiate’s Alumni Association, the
breakfast celebrated Don Chapman ’72, Anne Claywell ’88, Brittany McPherson ’06 and Ryan
Samuel ’05 for their contributions to the school and community in the Meredith Center for the Arts.
Chapman, the president at Uncas Consulting and senior strategist at Blue Stone Strategy Group,
was honored with the Distinguished Alumni Award. This award is the alumni association’s highest
honor for a graduate who through a value-oriented life, has made a significant contribution to the
betterment of society.
Claywell, who currently serves as Norfolk Collegiate’s director of academic advising and counseling,
was awarded the Alumni Service Award. The award honors a graduate who demonstrates exceptional
leadership, devotion and service for the betterment of the school.
McPherson and Samuel both received the Young Alumni
Achievement Award, which honors alumni who graduated
within the last 10 years and made significant contributions
to the community or their profession.
After accepting his award, Chapman delivered a keynote
address that focused on how even if the road is not clearly
marked, people can make the path look however they
want it to, as he did.
Previous Alumni
Award Recipients
Distinguished Alumni
Award Recipients
2014 - Barron Segar ’80
2011 - Dr. Camden Wood Selig ’79
2008 - Theodore A. Mathas ’85
2005 - Walter D. Kelly ’73
1999 - Robert E. Garris Jr. ’74
1998 - Richard P. Meredith ’74
Alumni Service
Award Recipients
2014- Kathy Potts ’67
2012 - Jeff S. Creekmore ’89
2011 - Caprice E. Murphy ’79
don chapman ’72
brittany mcpherson ’06
2010 - Jeffrey E. Bennett ’91
2009 - James T. Vail ’82
2007 - Jon E. Pruden ’89
2006 - Jenny Metzger LeHew ’92
2005 - Steven B. Hall ’81
Young Alumni Achievement
Award Recipient
2014 - Ryan Simpson ’05
2011 - Whitney S. Metzger ’03
anne claywell ’88
Ryan Samuel ’05
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Alumni: Stay Connected!
We look forward to staying connected with you throughout the year. Whether it is attending an event,
mentoring a current student or hosting a reunion, we encourage all alumni to get involved with their
alma mater. Please notify us of your good news, and we will share it with fellow alumni.
Do you have a new job? Is there a new addition to your family? Are you recently married?
Please send your updates to Cayte Brown ’08 at [email protected].
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special events
Special Events
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Special Events & Sponsors
Special events at Norfolk Collegiate bring people together. Many friendships are made among
families, faculty, staff and alumni while volunteering and attending events. In addition to building
community, the proceeds from our events supplement our Annual Fund, which directly benefits
our students. Each special event supports our mission to prepare our students to thrive in a
college setting and beyond. Your time, talents and treasure are essential to our success.
We give thanks for all of our families and friends who support and celebrate our vibrant
community as attendees, underwriters and volunteers.
ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORS
There are a vast number of opportunities for organizations that are interested in maximizing
their investment in Norfolk Collegiate. Organizations can opt to sponsor annually, make a onetime donation or customize an ongoing donation. Exclusive opportunities for marketing,
advertising, branding and recognition are available to those supporters who invest in this
special sponsorship program.
A special thank you to those partners who invested in year-long sponsorships of our special
events at Norfolk Collegiate.
Diamond
Silver
Bronze
Kirven Orthopedic Group P.C.
Chris Lacey Cleaning Services Inc.
Gold
Mathas Financial Group LLC
Norfolk Speech & Language Services
Special Events Virginia
Tidewater Home Funding LLC
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.
Jones Printing Service Inc.
Summit Group of Virginia
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Wolcott Rivers Gates Attorneys at Law
special events
Homecoming & Fall Fair
For the second year in a row, our community celebrated homecoming with a weekend full of
festivities for Oaks of all ages. With exciting athletic contests all weekend, the Oyster Roast
& Taste of Collegiate Friday evening, and Fall Fair on Saturday, the campus was buzzing with
energy. From bounce houses to face painting and baked goods to plants, students, parents,
families and friends had a lot to explore and enjoy at this annual event. Thanks to all of
our generous patrons, sponsors and volunteers, who are listed below, we raised more than
$26,500 in net proceeds.
Platinum
Bronze
Mid-Atlantic Coatings Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Duvall
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Cook
Mr. John Domena & Dr. Diane Maia
Dumbbells Personal Training LLC
Firehouse Subs (NEXCOM)
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Janovetz
Mr. & Mrs. Scott G. Kennedy
Mr. & Mrs. Brent J. Morring
Mr. & Mrs. Louis R. Roth
Walker & Laberge Co. Inc.
Gold
BesTech Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Lucius H. Breeden
Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Hirschfeld
Hoffman Beverage Co.
Dr. Robert A. Lancey &
Ms. Lisa Marie Manna
Medical & Surgical Eye Specialists
Dr. & Mrs. Sunil S. Menawat
Mr. & Mrs. Lang Williams
Wolcott Rivers Gates Attorneys At Law
Yellow Dog Software
Donation
Dr. Dianna B. White
Volunteers
Jennifer Adams
Lori Baccanari
Susie Baisey
Debbie Baynor
Jai Essenmacher
Holly Dalton
Amy Flora
Bobbie Galiotos
Andrea Grady
Jennifer Holt
Cristy Howlett
Toni Jones
Robyn Mathas
Ryan Rhodes
Alyssa Russell
Barbara Sarris
Ellen Selig
Danielle Siegrist
Deborah Skroch
Elizabeth Ruth Smith-Kirven
Craig Snyder
Kim Tamburino
Stacey Unrein
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Spring Soiree & Annual Auction
`
Norfolk Collegiate’s biggest party of the year, the “Spring Soiree & Annual Auction,” was
held on April 18 in the Watt-Baker and Middle School Gymnasiums. With hundreds of silent
auction items ranging from children’s games and toys to home furnishings and jewelry,
there was something for everyone. The additions of the wine grab and the candy buffet
were guest favorites that evening, as were the exciting live auction packages. The package
with the highest winning bid was “Saturday Night Live in New York City,” which raised $4,800!
Our biggest fundraiser of the school year was a great success, bringing in net proceeds
of $100,000.
Thank you to the following sponsors:
Diamond
ARDX
Platinum
Gold
Givens Group Inc.
Premier Soccer Equipment
Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Decker
Dr. & Mrs. Robert G. Gayle
Kumon Math & Reading Center
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore A. Mathas
Selden Optometry
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williams
Bronze
Dr. Eric A. Adams &
Dr. Jennifer K. Adams
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Baisey Jr.
Mr. & Ms. Thomas A. Baragona
BesTech Inc.
Birsch Industries
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Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Creekmore
David T. Marshall, DDS, PC
Lauren V. Wolcott, CPA, P.C.
Mrs. Margaret H. Magnussen
Dr. George A. Sarris &
Dr. Barbara M. Sarris
Schaubach Cos. of Virginia
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Soskin
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Soblotne
Donations
Anonymous
Mr. John M. Klinck &
Ms. Eileen Elizabeth Hofmann
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Meador III
Volunteers
Susie Baisey
Lori Baccanari
Alex Bartlett
Sondra Bashara
Debbie Baynor
Elyse Brown
Alison Carlsmith
Chris Cook
Paula Cook
Holly Dalton
Meg Dalrymple
Amy Flora
Ronni Foster
Rita Frankenberry
Emily Franklin
Bobbie Galiotos
Katie Gallenstein
Andrea Grady
Jennifer Holt
Beth Kerchner
Sara Langlois
Gary Layne
Brittany Lee
Robyn Mathas
Kathy McCoy
Elizabeth Minton
Echo Riggs
Melissa Rogers
Barbara Sarris
Ellen Selig
Danielle Siegrist
Kim Tamburino
Betty Thomas
Jan Weintraub
Heather Wentworth
special events
D
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D
IN
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Independent Schools
GLOBAL SUMMITS
Featuring Google for Education
Google & iOS Summit
Funded at Auction
Thanks to the generosity of the 38 donors who contributed more than $18,000 to the
Fund-An-Item portion of the live auction, Norfolk Collegiate was able to fund more than 40
teachers to attend the EdTechTeam Global Summit featuring Google for Education! Norfolk
Collegiate hosted the first Independent School Summit, including keynote speaker Holly
Clarkran, innovative teaching, learning and leadership consultant, on Jan. 23-25, 2016.
Teachers learned about iPad integration and innovative leadership. Additionally, the
generous donations will fund a year-long, customized EdTechTeam professional development
plan, bringing world-class trainers to our campus throughout the 2016-17 school year!
Fund-An-Item Donors
Dr. Yassine Benis &
Dr. Ines Noura Benis
Ronnie & Lisa Boone
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin G. Cottrell V
Larry & Amy Flora
SAVE THE DATE: Night
Jill & Gary Layne
Michael ’02 & Emily ’02 Lindale
Sharon & Scott Reed
Dusty & Ryan Rhodes
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Woodson
at the Races: Norfolk Collegiate’s Annual Auction – May 7, 2016
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Golf Classic
With the help of some of our dedicated alumni, as well as our Board of Trustees, Norfolk
Collegiate’s annual Golf Classic, which supports the Dr. John W. Baker Jr. Memorial
Scholarship, was held on June 9 at Bayville Golf Club and raised net proceeds of $35,000.
Our field of 102 golfers enjoyed a gorgeous day out on the greens, along with delicious meals
for lunch and dinner, cold drinks throughout the day and amazing prizes for our first-, second-,
and third-place foursomes from each flight thanks to Bryan Jackson ’94 of TaylorMade Golf.
Platinum Sponsors
Sentara Healthcare
Friends of
Dr. John W. Baker
Heritage Bank
SAGE Dining Services Inc.
Suntrust Bank
Yellow Dog Software
Merrill Lynch
Lunch Sponsor
TASTE Unlimited
Dinner Sponsor
Goodrich Gourmet
Beverage Cart
Sponsors
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Trinder
Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust
Donations
Hole Sponsors
Bryan Jackson ’94
Elizabeth River Lawn & Landscaping Inc.
EVMS/Dept. of Surgery
Hassell & Folkes P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Kiefner Jr.
Protogyrou & Rigney PLC
Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer PC
Waverton Associates
Golf Cart Sponsors
Cooper Hurley PLLC
Decker, Cardon, Thomas, Weintraub &
Neskis P.C.
Green Clean Auto Wash
Old Point National Bank
S. L. Nusbaum Insurance Agency Inc.
Vail Automotive
Walsworth Publishing Co.
SAVE THE DATE: 2016
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Dixon Golf, Inc.
Professional Printing Center
Volunteers
Mark Batzel
Ralph Chesson III ’91
Bryan Jackson ’94
Rick Kiefner Jr.
Jenny Lester ’92
Jay Livingood
Mark McElhaney
Mary Stine ’08
Christie Sykes
Mary Vail ’90
Golf Classic – June 14, 2016
Development Office
Development Office
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Meet the Development Office
7336 Granby Street
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Phone:757.480.2348
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Fax:757.588.8655
Nicole Pellegrino, Director of Development
Nicole is responsible for the oversight of all fundraising initiatives,
including the Annual Fund, capital campaigns, planned giving,
grant writing and major gifts. She is also the contact for NAP
credits through the Norfolk Collegiate Educational Foundation.
If you have questions regarding contributing to Norfolk Collegiate
or would like to discuss a plan for giving, please contact Nicole
at [email protected].
Julia Bannister, Database Manager
Julia is responsible for managing the development database for all
constituents, including alumni, current families and donors. Julia
processes all gift revenue and generates receipts, event payments
and registrations. Please contact Julia with any updates or changes
to your contact information at [email protected].
Cayte Brown ‘08, Alumni Relations Coordinator
As an alumna of Norfolk Collegiate, Cayte brings a unique perspective
to the development office. She is responsible for all alumni relations
activities, such as reunions and special events, alumni social activities,
the class contact program and alumni volunteer opportunities. Cayte is
also responsible for all alumni communications including social media,
e-newsletters, website content and class notes in publications. For
questions about upcoming alumni reunions/events or to volunteer as a
class contact, please contact Cayte at [email protected].
Kate Pringle, Annual Fund & Special Events Manager
Kate is responsible for all Annual Fund initiatives, including direct
mail, online fundraising and phone-a-thons. Kate is also responsible
for the planning and execution of our major special events, including
Homecoming & Fall Fair, the Annual Auction and the Golf Classic.
If you are interested in volunteering or sponsoring an upcoming event
or have questions regarding the Annual Fund, please contact Kate
at [email protected].
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Development Office
Ways to Give to
Norfolk Collegiate
Most people do not realize that there are a number of ways to give other than cash. And many of these
ways can be more efficient, more beneficial and have greater tax advantages than cash. It does not
matter whether the gift is for annual giving, the capital campaign or the endowment. By utilizing any of
the methods described here, you may find that you can give more and save more, which is a valuable
combination for everyone.
Gifts of Securities
A gift of stock you have owned for a number of years can have tax advantages for you. If you have owned
the stock for more than a year and it has increased in value, its outright gift to Norfolk Collegiate would
mean a significant tax savings. You are not required to pay capital gains tax on the appreciation, so the
actual cost to you may be less.
Life Income Gifts
Stock, real estate and other investments that have been accumulated over a lifetime are often used
as an ongoing source of income in retirement. One way to give is to transfer these investment assets
to a “charitable remainder trust.” The income from the trust would still be paid to you or to a beneficiary
for life or a term of years, after which the assets would be distributed outright to Norfolk Collegiate.
There are tax advantages to such an arrangement since you are making a gift to the school through
a charitable trust. In addition, since the trust can sell the gifted assets and reinvest the proceeds
in higher yielding assets without paying capital gains tax, the amount of income received by you or
your beneficiary may actually increase.
Gifts of Real Estate
A residence, vacation home, rental property, farm acreage or vacant lot may have appreciated in value
through the years so that its sale would generate a sizeable capital gains tax. By making a gift of this
property, you avoid the capital gains tax and at the same time receive a charitable deduction for the full
fair market value of the property. It is also possible to structure the gift so that you or your beneficiaries
can continue to use the property during your lifetime.
Gifts of Life Insurance
Life insurance offers two ways to provide a donor with a significant charitable deduction and benefit
Norfolk Collegiate at the same time. One way is to purchase a new policy and make the school the
beneficiary. The second is to make a gift of a policy that you no longer need. To receive this deduction,
you simply designate Norfolk Collegiate as both the owner and the beneficiary of the life insurance
policy. It is important to check with your life insurance agent for details.
Wills and Bequests
Including Norfolk Collegiate in your estate plan is a simple way to remember the school. It involves no
loss of capital or income for you and may have positive tax benefits for your heirs. Many donors find that
a bequest is a tremendous way to supplement their lifetime gifts to the school.
Please note that you should contact your attorney, accountant, tax advisor or insurance agent for additional information or assistance in utilizing
one or more of these giving strategies. nicole pellegrino, director of development, is also available to offer more details on these options.
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The Gift of Time:
Volunteering at Norfolk Collegiate
Norfolk Collegiate is a vibrant community of students, faculty, staff, trustees, alumni, donors
and parents. Our volunteers are key to adding to the warmth of the Norfolk Collegiate experience.
Your involvement in Norfolk Collegiate events and every day school life helps to make Norfolk
Collegiate a very special place.
WHY VOLUNTEER?
As a nonprofit organization, Norfolk Collegiate is focused on using its resources wisely. From time to
time, we rely on the generosity of volunteers to help us meet our goals. More than that, we welcome
you to become further engaged in the Norfolk Collegiate community. We think you’ll find it to be a
rewarding experience, too. Volunteering is a great way to
• Become involved in the school community;
• Use your talents; and
• Build relationships with your children’s
teachers and friends’ parents;
• Feel good about giving back!
HOW TO VOLUNTEER
Please contact Parent Relations Coordinator Rita Frankenberry at 757.480.2885 to learn
more information about the wide range of volunteer opportunities, skills needed and time
required. We promise that any amount of your time and talent is welcome, and it will
be greatly appreciated!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Below is just a sample of some of the many ways that you can volunteer and give back to the
Norfolk Collegiate community.
ADMISSIONS
DEVELOPMENT
LOWER SCHOOL
MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL
Volunteer for clerical tasks in
the office
Serve on an
event committee
Volunteer at the Collegiate
Corner Store
Volunteer at the Collegiate
Corner Store
Deliver promotional materials Volunteer at an event
to the community
Serve as an Annual
Volunteer at an event as a
Fund volunteer
greeter or speaker
Make calls at a Phonathon
Host a dinner for coworkers,
Host a dinner for
social groups and potential
Collegiate families
Collegiate families
Welcome new families and
help them connect
Encourage re-enrollment and
enrollment with peer groups
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Serve as a homeroom parent Volunteer at the
concessions stand
Serve as a library volunteer
during athletic events
Serve as a classroom helper Assist with theater
Assist with theater set design, set design, costumes
and props
costumes and props
Assist with art shows
and displays
Assist with preparation
for special events and
field trips
Assist with decorations
for special events
Development Office
Operating Budget
Summary
July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015
We appreciate each and every gift, and we thank you for your
important role in creating a strong tradition of philanthropy
at our school. Thanks to the generosity and support of
many individuals and families, Norfolk Collegiate is able to
accomplish its mission to educate a diverse body of students
to thrive in a college setting and beyond.
Gift Summary
July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015
2014-15 Annual Fund
Totals$623,360
Cash Contributions
$443,609
Special Events (net)
$161,460.00
Auction$99,928.76
Baker Golf Classic
$34,943.73
Fall Fair
$26,587.93
Rings of Life Phase III
Capital Campaign
Total Gifts & Pledges
revenue
As of June 30, 2015 $15,900,743
Center for the Arts
$7,536,991
Endowment$8,363,752
91%
6%
3%
Tuition &
Fees
Fundraising
Auxiliary
Services
Turf Fields & Lights
Capital Campaign
Total Gifts & Pledges
As of June 30, 2015
$1,409,703
Expenses
Instructional
50%
Auxiliary
Services
1%
2%
Fundraising
10%
Plant
16%
21%
Financial
Aid
General &
Administrative
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757.480.2348 NorfolkCollegiate.org

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