HUTCHISON 20/20: A STRONG FUTURE H UTC H I S O N ANN UA L R EPORT 2014- 2015
THANK YOU ...
to the dedicated parents, alumnae, and friends who are an integral part of our Hutchison community.
table of contents
Head of School Dr. Annette Smith
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Board Chair Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75 and Board of Trustees
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Financials
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20/20 Positioning the School
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20/20 Commitment 14 to Sustainability 20/20 Dedication 18 to Excellence Capital and Endowment Gifts 22 Norfleet Society 24 1902 Society 28 Named Endowments 31
Annual Fund Volunteers 34 Mary Grimes 36 Hutchison Society Alumnae 40
CREATING OPPORTUNITIES
Parents 45
Grandparents 49
Faculty and Staff 51 Parents and Grandparents 52 of Alumnae
Former Board of Trustees 54 Friends Corporations & Foundations Gifts In-kind
Honorariums 56
Memorials 59
Patsy Simonton 60 Golf and Tennis
This report lists all gifts received between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information on the following pages is correct. However, should you find any errors or omissions, please notify the Development Office at 901.762.6664.
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from the head of school 2015 is my 15th anniversary at Hutchison. In that time, we have sharpened Hutchison’s academics, added essential buildings, presented incredible stage performances, won state championships, celebrated our girls’ countless achievements, laughed together, and even cried some. One might step back and say: “We are in good shape.” But we prefer to look forward. Guiding our work is Hutchison’s 20/20 Strategic Plan, a blueprint for the next chapter of this school’s story. The collective brainchild of the Board of Trustees and the leadership team, Hutchison 20/20 articulates the school’s priorities for the next five years and identifies the resources necessary to accomplish them. It is our vision that Hutchison become the benchmark for girls’ education
“ Hutchison 20/20 articulates the school’s priorities for the next five
across the nation. Plan highlights include initiatives to maintain and enhance our exceptional teaching, curriculum, and facilities; exciting opportunities for girls to connect the classroom to the real world; and a robust endowment that will ensure a Hutchison education remains affordable despite the changing economic tides. This report features three special investments that will help shape the Hutchison experience now and
years and identifies
in years to come: a gift from Anne and Mike Keeney to establish a competitive debate program; a gift from
the resources necessary
Kirby Dobbs and Glenn Floyd for a school-wide program that will empower our girls to become servant
to accomplish them … It is our vision that Hutchison become the benchmark for girls’ education across the nation.”
leaders; and a gift from Brenda and Lester Crain to fund a new training center for the health of all of our girls. Hutchison is blessed to have such a generous community of parents, alumnae, and friends. I am grateful and humbled that you have chosen to join us in this exciting work. Sincerely, Annette C. Smith, Ed.D. President and Head of School
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2014-2015 HIGHLIGHTS SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL’S Accreditation Team visits Hutchison, commending the School’s leadership, specifically citing the: • Breadth, depth, and relevancy of the academic program • Signature programs such as the Center for Excellence and Hutchison Leads • Commitment to professional development through partnerships with visiting scholars • Careful stewardship of financial resources AD M I NI ST RAT I O N 201 4–201 5
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON THE TEACHING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES names Hutchison the Melba D. Woodruff Award recipient for its Exemplary Elementary Foreign Language Program. Hutchison teacher awarded TENNESSEE GEOGRAPHY TEACHER OF THE YEAR for second consecutive year. Five seniors earn NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST distinctions. Third senior in four years receives the prestigious University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, MOREHEAD-CAIN SCHOLARSHIP. Class of 2015 gains admission to 110 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES and earns more than $11.6 MILLION IN MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS. Production of Little Women receives 14 ORPHEUM THEATRE NOMINATIONS and four awards.
Dr. Annette C. Smith, President and Head of School Caroline Blatti, Upper School Head Catherine Chubb, Athletic Director Candy Covington, Assistant Head for Advancement Ann Marie Crump, Lower School Head Tracey Zerwig Ford, Fine Arts and CFE Director Dr. Barry Gilmore, Middle School Head Lori Guy, Strategic Communications Director Susan Hale, Early Childhood Head Whitney Miller ’88, Technology Director Randy Olswing, Assistant Head for Operations Mark M. Parker, Assistant Head for Development Laurie Stanton ’65, Assistant Head for Program D EVELO PM ENT STAFF
Sixth STATE LACROSSE CHAMPIONSHIP title (fifth consecutive).
Mark M. Parker, Assistant Head for Development
Center for Excellence SERVES MORE THAN 10,000 STUDENTS from 80 different schools.
Elizabeth Boggan, Development Director
The State of Tennessee installs HISTORICAL MARKER AT 1925 UNION AVENUE on the site of former campus and recognizes Hutchison as the first independent school in Memphis accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Brandon Knisley, Annual Giving Director A’ndrea Leavy, Assistant Development Coordinator Stewart Taylor ’06, Alumnae Director Takia White, Campaign Coordinator Ashley King, Receptionist 3
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from the chairman of the board Hutchison is the dynamic and thriving school that it is today because of you. We are proud to count you among the generous, engaged, and visionary supporters who share a commitment to preparing our daughters for a life of success and leadership in their careers and in their community. I thank you on behalf of the Board and our girls. As an alumna, parent of alumnae, and now Chairman of the Board of Trustees, I have enjoyed a front-row seat to nearly fifty years of our School’s evolution. I’ve seen dramatic changes to our physical plant and less visible but no less vital improvements in program and student outcomes. Our teachers are well-prepared and supported, and the range of opportunities Hutchison girls enjoy today is unrivaled.
“ As an alumna, parent of alumnae, and now Chairman of the Board of
At no time in its 113-year history has Hutchison been healthier than today. Our leadership eagerly embraces the reality that there is more work to do in sustaining Hutchison’s continued excellence and stability in the face of changing economic and educational realities. The Hutchison 20/20 Strategic Plan serves as proof of that commitment. In the pages that follow, we celebrate those who are working diligently and give so generously in
Trustees, I have enjoyed a
support of the Annual Fund, which gives us a strong and flexible operating budget; we celebrate those who
front–row seat to nearly
have endowed exciting and visionary programs; and we celebrate those who have made transformative
fifty years of our School’s
investments in enhancing our facilities. I hope you share my pride in our School community as you review this annual report.
evolution … At no time in its 113-year history has
Sincerely,
Hutchison been healthier than today.”
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Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75 Chair, Board of Trustees
HUTCHISON SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2014-2015 Great schools are distinguished by the level of support provided by
Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75 Chair
Annette C. Smith, Ed.D. President, Head of School
Barbara Crain Williamson ’77 Vice Chair
Susan L. Springfield ’82 Treasurer
Andrew R. McCarroll Secretary
Katherine Wilson Blackney ’95
their Board of Trustees. Hutchison’s outstanding Trustees give generously of their time, energy, and assets to the school. We are grateful to have such an esteemed group holding our school in trust for future generations, assuring a continuity of excellence
Emily Bryce Bowie ’00
William Deupree III
Edward J. Dobbs
Megan Wellford Grinder ’91
Sarah Russell Haizlip ’65
Bruce A. Harrison
Bernice Hederman Hussey
Anne Orgill Keeney ’85
Edward A. Labry III
Mary Miles Loveless ’72
Douglas J. Marchant
Michelle Nelson Miller ’84
Johnny B. Moore, Jr.
Richard C. Moore, Jr.
W. Reid Sanders
Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr.
Kelly H. Truitt
Michael J. Wharton
on every level.
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3%
1% Tuition & Fees.............85% Auxiliary Activities...... 6%
5%
10-YEAR ENDOWMENT GROWTH $25,000,000 $20,000,000
Annual Fund................. 5%
2014–2015
2013–2014
2012–2013
2011–2012
85%
2010–2011
$5,000,000
2009–2010
$10,000,000
2008–2009
Other..............................1%
$15,000,000 2007–2008
Endowment.................. 3%
2006–2007
6%
2005–2006
HUTCHISON FINANCIALS
2014-2015 SOURCES OF REVENUE
2014-2015 OPERATING EXPENSES 3%
3%
Salaries & Benefits....... 61%
2014-2015 CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
Program Support ....... 20%
6%
Physical Plant................7%
Endowment & Capital Gifts...................... $3,620,768
Financial Assistance..... 6%
7%
Other..............................3%
Gifts to Annual Fund..................................... $923,712
Administration............... 3%
20%
61%
Other Gifts..........................................................$2,905 Total Gifts 2014-2015............................. $4,547,386
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“ I see my Annual Fund contributions at work on a daily basis … I am thrilled to see the dividends working not only to create facilities and programs, but to nurture well-rounded, talented young women.”
Up to $999
17%
$10,000+
29% $1,000+
25% $5,000+
18%
$2,500+
Nancy Smith
11%
Giving Levels
Middle School Global Studies Teacher
Amount Given
# of Donors
President’s Circle - $10,000+ ...... $270,039.......................21 Benefactor’s Circle - $5,000+ ....... $161,383.......................31 Patron’s Circle - $2,500+ .............. $102,700..................... 37 Black & Gold Circle - $1,000+........ $229,271..................... 191
2014-2015 ANNUAL FUND
Gifts up to $999............................... $160,319..................1,140 Total................. $923,712............... 1,420
Participation
HUTCHISON FINANCIALS
2014-2015 ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONS BY GIVING LEVEL
Average Gift
Board of Trustees.........................100%.................... $6,939 Faculty and Staff........................... 99%........................$224
10-YEAR ANNUAL FUND GROWTH
Parents........................................... 64%.....................$1,002 $1,000,000
Alumnae.......................................... 31%........................$554
2014–2015
2013–2014
2012–2013
2011–2012
2010–2011
$200,000
2009–2010
$400,000
2008–2009
Grandparents.................................. 14%.........................$931 2007–2008
$600,000 2006–2007
Parents of Alumnae.......................24%.......................$1,132
2005–2006
$800,000
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HUTCHISON 20/ 20: POSITIONING THE SCHOOL
a leader in girls’ education Hutchison will be recognized for competitive programs in academics, arts, and athletics, as well as the unique opportunities in leadership, service, and entrepreneurship that we provide our girls. Through active engagement with alumnae, parents, and friends, we will enhance our profile and attract future generations of talented girls.
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No Argument— Debate Will Raise the Bar at Hutchison Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Gift Launches New Debate Program Research, communication, collaboration … the ability to listen, critical thinking, argumentation … creativity, public speaking, confidence. It may be hard to believe, but all of these skills can be honed and strengthened in one class: debate. Thanks to a generous gift by Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney, debate is now at Hutchison. Beginning with the 2015-2016 school year, 20 girls are studying the fundamentals of public speaking and debate tactics under the guidance of Nick Simpson, Upper School Fine Arts/Social Sciences teacher. The program will guide girls through the basics of oral communication, how to be a better listener, how to engage an audience, and the power of language. Once they have mastered the basics, Simpson says, they will start to choose topics, engage in research, and actively debate in the classroom. Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney
“We strive for all of our girls to be critical thinkers, to be motivated, challenging, and free-thinking individuals,” Simpson said. “In order to do that, you need to encourage or foster an environment where there is a free exchange of ideas. There is an ability to agree to disagree but to do so in a structured, organized, professional, polite, courteous fashion.” The Keeneys believe the benefits to Hutchison girls will be enormous. “It helps the girls academically, it can help them in their future with scholarships, with life, and it’s never too early to learn to think on your feet and to learn the art of persuasion,” alumna and philanthropist Anne Keeney said. “It helps these girls to be able to argue intellectually on both sides of an issue.” Her husband Mike Keeney agreed. “The ability to think critically and to be able to assess arguments and defend positions appropriately will take someone far in life,” he said. Debate will be an important differentiator for Hutchison, the Keeneys said. “If you look at the top schools
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in the country, a very active debate program tends to be a common theme among the New England schools… And it’s not here in Memphis,” Mike Keeney said. The Keeneys anticipate that Hutchison’s program may inspire other independent schools in Memphis to form debate teams, creating a robust competitive
DEBATE @ HUTCHISON
environment locally. Simpson, who currently advises girls on the Signpost student publication, said student interest will drive the selection of debate topics. He will provide thematic areas as guidance, whether politics, citizenship, social issues affecting the U.S., science and technology, debate about future potentialities, or something else. “Hopefully we are debating things that the girls find really present, pressing,
Debate will be offered at Hutchison as an elective, with a half credit in fine arts and a half credit in humanities. Teacher Nick Simpson anticipates overlap between his civics class and debate.
engaging, interesting,” Simpson said. What are the challenges? With the prevalence of social media, Simpson says he observes a tendency to be a little lazy about spoken communication. “I think part
In 2016-2017, the Hutchison debate team will start to
of this process is going to be encouraging people to really question the different
compete, and within a few years, Simpson hopes they
ways they talk. And understanding that to debate formally, there is a higher level.
will be traveling to other cities for competitions. An
It’s about enabling our girls to match any of their peers, anywhere in the country, anywhere internationally,” Simpson said. Anne Keeney is passionate about Hutchison and excited to see this program
advantage of debate is the interaction and competition with peers from around the nation.
grow. “I love this school. I went to school here, my mother went to school here,” she said. The Keeneys’ daughters are third-generation Hutchison girls: Irene started ninth grade this year, and Adele is a seventh-grader. “It’s nice to be able to give
“This gift was incredibly appreciated,” Simpson said.
back to a place that gave me so much. I think that the more experiences these girls
“It provides needed resources in the short term, but
have … they’re going to become better people, and they’re going to become more
also with this endowment, we are able to think in the
open-minded. Hopefully, some of the girls will come back here and bring that back to Memphis.”
long term—5 to 10 years from now, where do we want this program to be?”
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Taking on the World— Hutchison’s Morehead-Cain Scholars Three Alumnae in Prestigious Program Prove Strength of a Hutchison Education At first, it was a little daunting to reach Caroline Orr ’12, Gaby Nair ’14, and Gabi Stein ’15 this past summer. The three Hutchison graduates were traveling across the globe, meeting and working with new people, adjusting to unfamiliar environments, and practicing their teamwork and leadership skills. They weren’t all in the same place, but they share a special connection: they are all MoreheadCain Scholars at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Orr is starting her senior year, Nair is in year two, and this will be Stein’s first year. Hutchison is one of only two schools in the country to produce three out-of-state Morehead-Cain Scholars in the past five years. Modeled after the Rhodes Scholarship, the Morehead-Cain funds all expenses for four years of undergraduate study at UNC, plus four summer enrichment experiences. Gabi Stein spent 30 days Gaby Nair takes a break during her summer service in Cape Town, South Africa.
hiking in Alaska as part of a NOLS (National Outdoor Leadership School) course. Gaby Nair lived in Cape Town, South Africa, for two months working at an urban farm. And Caroline Orr worked with the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., which took her to India to conduct research.
“We are so proud of our Morehead-Cain scholars. It is a highly selective program and reflects well on the school, but beyond that, these girls truly represent the benefit of a Hutchison education,” said Dr. Annette Smith, head of school. “They are independent thinkers, resilient, intellectually curious, and not afraid of failure. They will go far in their lives and careers, no matter where their passions take them.” Before Morehead-Cains have even started at North Carolina, they spend the summer taking part in an outdoor leadership experience. Scholars are typically hiking and camping in remote areas with guides, braving the elements, and testing their leadership roles … not to mention how to use a compass. “There’s a lot of group dynamics and mentally it’s very challenging,” Stein said of her trip to Alaska. 12
The second summer is a summer of service. This is what Nair was doing in South Africa. She worked in an urban farm organization’s office helping to coordinate and sell weekly produce boxes to families in Cape Town. She also wrote newsletters and emails, and sold vegetables at the market on Saturdays. “It doesn’t matter so much what you’re doing, what matters is who you are working for,” said Nair. The third summer experience is an internship. Last year Caroline Orr interned at Christie’s auction house in New York. For her fourth summer this year, she “independently curated” her experience, which Morehead-Cain often encourages. After interviewing with a curator at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., Orr traveled to India to do research for a future Smithsonian exhibit. She had spent her service summer in India teaching. “India really captured my heart,” Orr said. In fact, she shifted her college focus because of her time there. “I decided to pair tracks in my BFA in Art with Entrepreneurship. Eventually I’m interested in finding intersections
Above: Gabi Stein hikes Alaska for her
between art and maybe humanitarian work or social
Morehead-Cain outdoor summer enrichment.
innovation.”
Left: Caroline Orr and school children in India
What advice do they have for Hutchison girls
under a mural she painted of the three.
preparing for college and the future? “Really take a look at what you’ve done in the past four years and see the connections that you can make and see where your passions lie,” Stein said. Nair offered sage advice on the college interview process: “Be genuine,” she said. “Don’t say what you think they want to hear. And don’t be afraid to be a little bit vulnerable in an interview. I think they want to know that you are a real person.”
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HUTCHISON 20/ 20: COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY
securing the future A solid foundation of support for operations, a robust endowment, prudent stewardship, and timely capital investments will ensure the quality and affordability of our educational program, and enhance our legacy of inspirational teaching and world-class facilities.
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Training Girls for Life—
Mind, Body, and Spirit Brenda and Lester Crain Make Major Investment in Training Center When you visit Hutchison over the next year, you may see bulldozers, trucks, and construction workers near Dobbs Field. The sights and sounds will chart the progress of Hutchison’s newest building rising. When it is finished, the Crain Center will provide Hutchison girls with the proper space, equipment, and guidance for health, fitness, strength, and conditioning. Hutchison’s training center is being made possible, in large measure, by a generous gift from Brenda and Lester Crain. It has been christened the Crain Center, which seems apt for two of Hutchison’s biggest fans. Lester and Brenda have long supported the school and are members of the Norfleet Society, which recognizes Hutchison’s most stalwart philanthropists. The Crain family: Kim Crain Lowrance ’86, Lester Crain,
Lester Crain said the inspiration to fund a training center came from his mother. “She had a gold and black
Brenda Crain, Lester “Chip” Crain III, and Barbara Crain
“H” and claimed she had lettered in basketball. That was in the back of my mind … in addition to supporting
Williamson ’77
academics, support some athletics too,” he said. In talks with Head of School Dr. Annette Smith and others, the building grew from a small support building for the Dobbs Field, with a locker room and concessions, to a much more significant structure that would support the well-being of all of the girls. Plans now call for a two-story building with approximately 4,000 square feet per floor. The lower floor features home and visiting locker rooms, public restrooms, a concession stand, an athletic training room, and an area for aerobics or dance. The second floor features a training and conditioning room that is five times the size of the school’s existing facility—a space large enough to accommodate a full soccer or lacrosse team. In addition, the second floor opens to a walk-out balcony overlooking
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Dobbs Field.
And while the appeal of the training center for athletes is clear, it isn’t just a brick and mortar building with the latest training equipment. An essential component of the building will be human—a full-time certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). According to Catherine Chubb, Hutchison athletic
THE CRAIN CENTER
director, the goal is to hire a CSCS with experience working with the conditioning and nutrition needs of young women. A philosophy of health and fitness is already a core part of Hutchison’s curriculum, but the center and the specialist will expand on those ideas and provide more support. The Crain Center will have plenty to offer non-athletes. “It will include everything from proper techniques to how they fuel their body,” said
Catherine Chubb, athletic director since 2000, sees the Crain Center as essential for meeting the needs of the growing athletic program as well as the health and fitness of all of the girls.
Chubb. The building is a family affair for the Crains. In addition to Brenda and Lester’s naming gift, their children, Barbara Crain Williamson ’77, Kim Crain Lowrance ’86,
“We are excited about what the center will mean for
and Lester “Chip” Crain III, have jointly contributed to the new facility. Lester and
the overall fitness of our girls,” Chubb said. “Right
Brenda also have granddaughters attending Hutchison. Kim’s daughter, Tayloe,
now, in the Upper School, the girls are responsible for
graduated last year and is currently attending the University of Colorado at Boulder. Daughter BeBe will graduate in 2019. And Chip’s daughter, Abby, will graduate
monitoring and reporting their physical activity each
in 2018. “There are a number of females in the family, and Hutchison is the only
week. When the center opens, they will be able to
girl’s school I have ever known,” Lester said.
work directly with the certified strength and condi-
“The generosity of the entire Crain family is clear in their gifts,” Dr. Smith said. “The Crain Center will be an important functional addition to our campus, but
tioning specialist to chart their progress, get advice,
we are especially thankful for Brenda and Lester’s long-term vision for Hutchison.
and make adjustments. They will be able to fulfill their
The center will improve the health and fitness of our girls for decades to come.”
physical fitness credit on campus with the guidance of a professional devoted to their fitness goals.”
“ She had a gold and black “H” and claimed she had lettered in basketball. That was in the back of my mind … in addition to supporting academics, support some athletics too.” Lester Crain, citing his mother, Edna Kimbrough Crain, as inspiration for the gift to create the Crain Center
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HUTCHISON 20/ 20: DEDICATION TO EXCELLENCE
education for the 21st century Hutchison girls will be prepared to thrive in a world of rapid change and intense competition. Shaped by an educational experience that demands and celebrates creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking, Hutchison girls will have a passion for learning and take risks with confidence.
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Hutchison Serves: Connecting Learning with Service Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Inspire Meaningful Service with Generous Gift Kirby Dobbs Floyd and Glenn Floyd are no strangers to philanthropy, but for their recent gift to Hutchison, they found inspiration close to home: their resilient young daughter, Haley. “When Haley was two-and-a-half years old, she had cancer,” said Kirby Dobbs Floyd, a class of 1982 Hutchison alumna. She was recounting her young daughter’s bout with cancer at a recent convocation for middle and upper school girls. “Haley’s time at St. Jude left her with an extraordinary desire to give back to others. One day shortly after her treatment was over, she came bounding in and she said, ‘Mom, Dad, can we make cookies today?’ Then she said, ‘Wait, I have another idea! Can we take those cookies to the end of our street, sell them at the gate, give the money back to St. Jude and help other kids?’ My husband and I looked at The Floyd family: (front, from left) Haley, Chance, Celia (back, from left) Glenn, Kirby, and Lela
each other and we said: ‘Let’s go bake some cookies!’” said Dobbs Floyd. The Floyds recently endowed a new program called Hutchison Serves. While Hutchison has a long tradition of encouraging girls to take on service in the community, Hutchison Serves will further connect classroom curriculum with real world issues. Inspired by their daughter’s example, the Floyds wanted to introduce and foster the ideas of empathy and service at a young age. The program will be made available to girls in all grade levels, from Early Childhood to Upper School. While addressing the girls during convocation, the Floyds spoke eloquently about how service to others can lead to a richer, more meaningful life. Their vision for Hutchison Serves is that the girls’ ideas be the fuel for the program, which is all about taking action. Like the Floyds, Hutchison believes that when given the opportunity to explore one’s individual passions there is no limit to what a young woman can do to impact the world. “One of the hallmarks of a Hutchison girl is a genuine interest in giving back to the community and having
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a meaningful impact on others,” said Dr. Annette C. Smith, head of school. “We believe it’s never too early to instill the spirit of service, and we are fortunate to have an alumna and her husband who see the value of service.” The Floyd gift provides the resources to significantly expand on the service work that Hutchison girls already do. Hutchison Serves will be guided by Rachel Frank as full-time director. Frank has expertise in service and leadership, and will work closely with grade-level teachers and students to incorporate service learning projects into the curriculum. “Students will discover that the concepts and ideas they are discussing in the classroom, whether in their history, science, or English classes, have relationships to issues in the real world,” Frank said. “How they apply their knowledge toward service work and take action will be the crux of the program.” “Young people come up with the very best ideas,” Dobbs Floyd told the Hutchison girls. “You seem to have the God-given desire to help others, and the creativity and energy to make these ideas happen. Through Hutchison Serves, we want every great idea for serving others that you can imagine. By participating, you’ll learn leadership skills, business skills, and how to be a servant leader all in one program. These are life skills that will serve you all of your days on earth.” Glenn Floyd added: “When you get older and look back on your life, your proudest accomplishments are going to be how you served
Dr. Annette C. Smith welcomes Kirby Dobbs Floyd, Glenn Floyd, and their daughter, Haley, to the campus
others and the relationships you formed.”
to announce their gift to fund the Hutchison Serves program.
“The most fulfilling things that I have ever done have come out of what I’ve given to help others,” Dobbs Floyd told the girls.
“ You’ll learn leadership skills, business skills, and how to be a servant leader all in one program. These are life skills that will serve you all of your days on earth.” Alumna Kirby Dobbs Floyd ’82, describing Hutchison Serves at recent convocation
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Capital and Endowment Gifts These generous donors have supported capital improvements and endowment initiatives that ensure Hutchison continues to attract and develop talented students and inspiring educators. We are grateful to these individuals and families for their steadfast and visionary investment in our future.
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$100,000 and Above
$25,000–$99,000
Brenda and Lester Crain Cindy and Edward Dobbs Susan and John Hull Dobbs Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Wallace Hall, Sr. Kristi and Wallace Hall, Jr. Michelle and G. Houston Hall Sydney Houston Hall Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance, Jr. Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning Anne and Andy McCarroll Phoebe Taylor ’59 and Dan* Miller Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Annette and Rod Smith Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc. Billy Weiss Julie and Mike Wharton Barbara Crain ’77 and Lewis Williamson, Jr.
Terry and Jack Brown The Estate of George A. Coors Angie and Will Deupree III Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Hal B. Howard* and the Crawford Howard Private Foundation McGehee Family Foundation Jim McGehee Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Snow Boyle ’64 and Henry Morgan Beverley Ray ’04 Debbie and Barham Ray Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Susan L. Springfield ’82 Nina and Matthew Thornton III Kathleen and Darryl Weiman
Up to $25,000 The Estate of Louise Leffler ’69 Katherine Wilson ’95 and Adrian Blackney Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Alice McGown ’64 and Kevin Concagh The Estate of Patrice Dickey ’73*
Betty Jane and John* Harris Cathy and Jeff Harris Hilary and Bruce Harrison Lucia and Ricky Heros Anne Hooker ’64 Nancy Patton ’64 and James Langdon Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless The Estate of Mildred Puryear Marshall ’38 Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Carol Snowden Morris ’64 Sheppie Turley Quinn ’64 Agnes May ’64 and Lindsay Short, Jr. Peggy Diggs ’64 and Robert Simons Peggy Bowen ’64 and Bernard Smith Sally Hughes ’64 and C. D. Smith Jim Springfield Leslie Stratton ’64 Pamela Sylvestre Nugent Treadwell Sharon and Kelly Truitt
Includes those who made new gifts or pledges as of September 1, 2012. * denotes deceased
Hutchison’s state-of-the-art film studio in Upper School provides hands-on learning for girls studying film production, lighting, and set design. 23
The Norfleet Society pays tribute to the leadership and vision of former board chair Frank M. Norfleet II and honors philanthropists whose talents and generosity have driven improvements to Hutchison’s facilities and programs—making possible the success Hutchison School enjoys today. Norfleet Society members’ lifetime gifts exceed $100,000.
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Connie Condon ’57 and Dunbar Abston The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc. The Austin Memorial Foundation Virginia Baird Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Ruthie Price ’69 and Casey Bowlin The Brinkley Foundation Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Gregg Sprunt ’74 and Walker Milnor Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Terry and Jack Brown Mary Beth and Tom Bryce The Canale Foundation Betty Goff Cook Cartwright ’36* Elizabeth and Staley Cates Myrna Colley-Lee Elizabeth Herndon Coors George Coors* Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart Allison and Barry Cox
Deborah and Bob Craddock Brenda and Lester Crain Meg Thomas ’88 and Scott Crosby Angie and Will Deupree III Catherine and James Dobbs* Cindy and Edward Dobbs Lisa and Jimmy Dobbs Sara and John Collier Dobbs Susan and John Hull Dobbs Billy Dunavant, Jr. Michelle and Bill Dunavant III Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards, Jr. Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Julie and George Ellis Karen and John Emmett Mary Tabor ’82 and Robert Engel Marguerite Raiford Estes ’86 Lindsay Byers ’87 and Tommy Farnsworth Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Kimberly Willey ’88 and John Freeman Morgan Freeman Nancy Hill ’47* and Arthur Fulmer
Hutchison honored the late Dorothy Lee Wilson at the 2013 Norfleet Society Dinner. Present at the dinner were her children, Bob Wilson (from left), Carole Wilson West, Kemmons Wilson, Jr., Betty Wilson Moore, and Spence Wilson.
The Goodlett Foundation Betty Tully Graves ’36 Enid and George Griesbeck Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Sarah Russell Haizlip ’65 The Wallace L. Hall Family Lee and Bob Harper Hilary and Bruce Harrison Bernice Hederman* Martha and Bob Hester, Jr. Ann Hoehn ’72 Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr.
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Bernice Hederman Hussey and Hal Brunt Beth and Richard Hussey Molly Minor ’91 and Martin Hussey Stacey and Thomas Hussey Hal B. Howard* and the Crawford Howard Private Foundation Hutchison Parents Association Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Jean Sanders ’55 and Bob Kirkpatrick Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick Edward Labry III Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance, Jr. Scarlett and John Lynn Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning Julia Gray Manning ’55 Gloria and Doug Marchant Deborah Utkov ’81 and Mark Matthews Anne and Andy McCarroll Melanie and Stilly McFadden Virginia Ballou ’42* and Jim McGehee Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Phoebe Taylor ’59 and Dan* Miller Blanche Butler ’71 and John* Montesi Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore The William Price Morrison Family Nancy and Steve Morrow Jean and Frank* Norfleet II Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. Helen Norfleet ’51 and Mark Panton Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett
Weetie Bondurant Phillips ’48* Suzy Satterfield ’73 and John Pickens Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell Lisa and Mark Putman Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick Debbie and Barham Ray Kim and Loren Roberts Martha R. Robinson* Judy and King Rogers III Carolyn and Robert Rogers Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders The Schadt Foundation Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt Susan McCrory ’66 and Chuck Schadt Lynn Schadt Thomas Courtney and Fred C. Schaeffer, Jr. Josephine Phillips ’61 and Fred* Schaeffer Erin and Ray Schultz Annette and Rod Smith Susan L. Springfield ’82 Lisa D. Stanford ’78 Mary and Frank Stanley Susan and Tom Stephenson Carol Krausnick Stout ’74 Elmer Stout Cindy and Jack Straton Pamela and Ashley Sylvestre The Owen B. Tabor Family Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi Trish and Edgar Tenent James A. Thomas III* Deborah Dunklin Tipton
At the innovation lab in the Dorothy Lee Wilson Advanced Learning Center, girls work alone, in pairs, and in groups to test new ideas and challenge conventional thought.
Anne Marie Newton ’47* and Tom Walker William E. Weiss Foundation Billy Weiss Carole and Bill West Julie and Mike Wharton Eugenia Buxton Whitnell ’27* Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener Joy and Russel* Wiener Vance and Willis Willey III Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams
Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams Barbara Crain ’77 and Lewis Williamson, Jr. The R.E. Lee Wilson Family Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Cathy Chapman and George Woodbury, Jr. and those who wish to remain anonymous * denotes deceased
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New Norfleet Society Members 2015 The individuals listed below have attained Norfleet Society status and will be inducted during the 2015 Norfleet Society dinner held in October 2015.
Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Emily is an owner and communications consultant for Bryce Corporation, and her husband, Sean, serves as vice president. Emily holds a bachelor of science in commerce from the McIntire School of Business at the University of Virginia, where she is currently a member of the regional selection committee for the Jefferson Scholars Foundation. The Bowies are parents of Virginia ’28, Dorothy ’30, and Thomas. Emily serves as a member of the Hutchison Board of Trustees and on the Marketing and Development Committees.
Wallace Hall, Sr. Wally is the widower of the late Sydney Houston Hall who graduated from Hutchison in 1954. Sydney first attended Vanderbilt and subsequently left Tennessee to pursue her passion for art at the Parsons School of Design in New York, where she met her future husband. The couple married in Memphis, moved to Dallas, and raised three children, remaining together for 53 years until Sydney’s passing in 2010. The Hall family includes sons Houston and Wallace, Jr., and daughter, Sydney, who share their parents’ passion for education and philanthropy.
Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Kirby earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Southern Methodist University and is a community servant leader through her trustee and advisory roles with Life Choices, Memphis Metro Young Life, Palmer Home for Children, and Southern Reins. Glenn graduated from the University of Memphis and is a self-employed entrepreneur. Kirby and Glenn have four daughters: Haley, Celia, and Lela, who currently attend Grace-St. Luke’s, and Chance.
Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance Kim and Collie are the parents of five children; Tayloe ’15, currently a freshman at University of Colorado, Bebe, ’19, and triplets Brooks, Collie, and Preston, who attend MUS. Kim supports her alma mater through her involvement on the Annual Fund Leadership Committee and Alumnae Book Club. Collie is principal at Live Oak Management Fund.
Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Megan holds a bachelor’s degree from Princeton University, where she graduated cum laude from the School of Visual Arts and Art History. She studied painting with nationally recognized artists, including Nancy Cheairs ’74, Daniel Greene, and Shane Neal. She currently works as a professional artist. Megan serves on the Hutchison Board of Trustees and as Chair of the Development Committee. Brett is co-owner of Grinder, Taber & Grinder. Megan and Brett are the parents of daughter Anne ’19 and son Edward, a seventh-grader at MUS.
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Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning Ashley, a member of Hutchison’s National Alumnae Board, is a graduate of the University of Virginia, and minority owner of the Memphis Grizzlies. Peyton’s football career spans high school in New Orleans, college at the University of Tennessee, and the NFL, where he plays quarterback for the Denver Broncos. Ashley and Peyton established the PeyBack Foundation in 1999 to promote the future success of disadvantaged youth by assisting with programs that provide leadership and growth opportunities for children at risk. They reside in Colorado with their twins, Marshall and Moseley.
Melanie and Stilly McFadden Melanie and Stilly have two daughters: Nanny ’14 attends the University of Georgia, and Bette will graduate this spring with the Class of 2016. Stilly owns and operates Toof American Digital Printing, the largest privately-owned printing company in Memphis. After receiving his bachelor’s degree in communications from University of Virginia, he completed his MBA in finance at the Owen Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt. Melanie attended St. Catherine College and owns a successful farm business, training horses and dogs. She is also one of the primary owners of GoatHill Honey and GoatHill Eggs. Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Michelle is vice president of strategic and financial planning for FedEx Express. A graduate of Stanford University, she is active in the Memphis community through the outreach of Idlewild Presbyterian Church, as a member of the FedEx United Way Leadership Board, and as co-chair of the 2012 Leadership Roundtable for the Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis. Michelle’s husband, Eric, earned his bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Cornell University and his MBA at the University of Memphis. Eric is Director of Sales Planning for FedEx Services. Michelle has a daughter, Natalie Rodriguez-Nelson ’14, who is currently continuing her education at Princeton University, and a son, Matthew. Michelle serves as a member of the Hutchison Board of Trustees and on the Finance Committee. Susan L. Springfield ’82 Susan serves as an executive vice president and chief credit officer for First Tennessee Bank. She received her bachelor’s degree and master’s in business from the University of Memphis. Susan serves as a board member of the Le Bonheur Foundation and the University of Memphis Board of Visitors and Foundation Board of Trustees. She is a founding member of First Tennessee Women’s Initiative group and recipient of the Charles Q. Harris Award, given to a First Tennessee employee who demonstrates outstanding and dedicated leadership. As a member of the Hutchison Board of Trustees, Susan serves as treasurer and chairman of the Finance Committee.
Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi Stephanie is an active community volunteer, serving on numerous committees for charitable and educational institutions. She currently is a member of the PDS Board of Trustees. Anthony is the CEO of Allenberg Cotton Company. During the summer, he serves as an instructor at Tennessee Governor’s School for International Studies, and engages with the Hutchison Global Ambassadors each year. The Tancredis have three children: Samantha ’18, Daniel, a senior at MUS, and Andrew, a fourth-grader at PDS. Jenny Tibbs ’82, MD and Thomas Merchant, MD After Jenny graduated from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, she served as chief resident of Radiation Oncology at Massachusetts General Hospital, the primary teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School. She is currently medical director of Radiation Oncology at St. Francis Cancer Center. Thomas holds the Baddia J. Rashid Endowed Chair in Radiation Oncology and is chairman of the Radiation Oncology Discipline, including the Children’s Oncology group. Jenny is a former member of the Board of Trustees and has served on focus groups critical to the strategic direction and sustainability of the school. Jenny and Thomas are parents of the three Hutchison girls: Sophie ’17, Charlotte ’19, and Eleanor ’23. William (Billy) Weiss A successful entrepreneur, Billy Weiss owns the internationally known North Berkeley Imports, a full-service retailer and importer specializing in handselected bottles from boutique wineries in the historic wine regions of France and Italy. Billy has three children: Alex ’18, Hagen, a junior at Miss Porter’s School in Farmington, Connecticut, and Billy, a freshman at MUS. Billy currently serves as a founding member of the William Weiss Family Foundation.
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A Legacy of Opportunities for the Next Generation: The 1902 Society recognizes alumnae, families, and friends of Hutchison who have notified us that they have made a provision for the School in their estate plan. Loyal alumnae, parents, faculty, spouses of alumnae, and friends continue to invest in the future of Hutchison through their estate plans. They provide much needed resources through their wills and living trusts, gift annuities, charitable trusts, and beneficiary designations of retirement accounts and life insurance policies. Connie Condon ’57 and Dunbar Abston Virginia Baird Julie B. Bancroft ’84 Ann DeWar Blecken ’46 Elizabeth H. Boggan Nelle McCorkle ’83 and Tom Bordeaux Cary Coors ’76 and Keith Brown Ruth O. Carr Judi L. Centko Ellen Ramsay ’45* and Ken Clark Cathryn Collins ’74 The Estate of George Coors Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart Allison and Barry Cox Meg Thomas Crosby ’88 Angie and Will Deupree III The Estate of Patrice Dickey ’73 Cindy and Edward Dobbs 28
Billy Dunavant, Jr. Marguerite Raiford Estes ’86 Dorcas Ferguson ’41 Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Tracey Zerwig Ford Sara Ackerman Frey Elizabeth Tully Graves ’36 Phyllis Turner Gray ’80 Hilary and Bruce Harrison Martha and Bob Hester, Jr. Bonnie Hollabaugh ’86 Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Bernice Hederman Hussey Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Jean Sanders ’55 and Bob Kirkpatrick Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick The Estate of Florence Leffler ’69 Ellen Gannaway Lail ’84 Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless
Julia Gray Manning ’55 The Estate of Mildred Puryear Marshall ’38 Peggy Latham McClure ’77 The Estate of Ellis McCormick Virginia Ballou’42* and Jim McGehee Elizabeth A. and Mark A. Miller Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Nancy and Steve Morrow Jean and Frank* Norfleet II Sarah and Dennis Norton Anna Olswanger ’71 Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. The Estate of Kathleen Bushing Pierce ’48 Selden Early ’79 and David T. Popwell The Estate of Edward Percy Russell, Jr. Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Suzy Satterfield, M.D. ’73
Annette and Rod Smith Lisa D. Stanford ’78 Carol Krausnick Stout ’74 Elmer Stout The Estate of James A. Thomas III The Estate of Eugenia Buxton Whitnell ’27 Barbara Crain Williamson ’77 and those who wish to remain anonymous
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Estate Gifts not only broaden the opportunities for generations of young girls, they enable the School to remain one of the top-tier independent girls schools in the nation.
Friends Humbled by Classmate’s Benevolence Earlier this year, Hutchison was notified of a previously undisclosed bequest from alumna Louise Leffler ’69. Comments from some of her classmates follow: “We were blessed to have had Louise as one of our friends and classmates during our years at Hutchison.” Carolyn Nickey Rosson, Memphis
“Louise had a spark that I very much admired. She was her own person, and didn’t follow the crowd. She had a great smile, with a lovely whisper of irony.” Dana Buchman, New York City
“To know Louise and be one of her friends was to receive God’s love by another on this earth, because Louise was without pretense or guile. I would liken Louise to a rainbow—gorgeous, surprising, colorful, overarching, a sign of God’s omnipotent love. In so many ways, our class was Louise’s joy in good times and lifeline in hard times. This estate gift is proof of her enduring love of all of her Hutchison friends.” Dabney Coors, Memphis 29
Girls in Donna Budynas’ sixth-grade earth science class are truly engaged by the “wow” factor of science—earning Budynas the 2014 Lottie and Aden Beverly Teacher of the Year Award.
Named endowments are a lasting tribute. Hutchison is honored when a family or other individual wishes to establish a named endowment fund as a tribute to a family member, faculty member, or to Hutchison in general. Named funds may be established with a gift of $100,000 or more.
Robert D. Lynn Fund for Professional Development in History Established in 1987 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees, alumnae, the Lynn Family and other friends of the school in memory of Dr. Robert D. Lynn who served as headmaster of Hutchison from 1959-79. Income generated by the fund supports summer study for faculty. Frances Mae Thomas ’32 Fund for Professional Development in Humanities Established in 1987 by James A. Thomas III in honor of his mother, Frances ’32. Income from this fund provides financial support for a faculty member to pursue research, study, and travel during the summer months. Norma Lee Willey ’32 Fund for Professional Development in English Established in 1987 by Norma Lee Willey ’32, this endowment enhances the quality of teaching in English and language arts. Income generated provides a grant for summer study for English faculty. Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund Established in 1988 as a permanently endowed fund by the Edward E. Ford Foundation. Revenue from this fund provides tuition assistance to an incoming 9th grade girl with demonstrated financial need. Phillip H. McNeill Fund for Professional Development in Science Established in 1991 by Mr. and Mrs. Phillip McNeill for the professional development of teachers in the field of science. Jack Stanford Summer Fund for Excellence Established in 1995 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees to honor of former headmaster, Jack Stanford. Income generated by the fund is provides exceptional opportunities for faculty professional development.
Ruth Price ’69 and Bliss ’00 Bowlin Endowment for Creativity Established in 1996 by Mr. and Mrs. David C. Bowlin to promote and perpetuate programs that discover and nurture creative talents in Hutchison girls. The fund is named in honor of Ruth Price Bowlin ’69 and her daughter, Bliss Bowlin ’00. Class of 1982 Scholarship Fund Established in 1997 by alumnae from the class of 1982 in celebration of their 15th reunion. Income generated by this endowment funds a merit- and needs-based scholarship for an incoming middle school girl and is granted each year until her graduation. Judy and King Rogers Leadership Fund Established in 1997 by Judy and King Rogers to honor their daughter, Katherine M. Rogers ’94. This fund supports and helps implement programs focused on building the leadership skills of Hutchison girls. Louis Hayden Fund for Professional Development in Mathematics Established in 2000 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees in appreciation for Louis Hayden’s leadership as Interim Head of School. Revenue from this endowment provides professional development funds for summer study in mathematics. Morrison Faculty Fund Established in 2000 by Gray and Price Morrison. Revenue from the fund provides support for faculty salaries. The Myrna Colley-Lee and E’Dena Hines ’01 Creative Dramatics Chair Established in 2001 by Mr. Morgan Freeman to honor Myrna Colley-Lee and granddaughter E’Dena Hines ’01. The fund provides support for the Theater Artistic Director, currently held by Ms. Anne Marie Caskey ’80. continued … 31
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Hadley ’02 and Mary Helen ’04 Green Honor Council Endowment Established in 2002 by Betty and Dan Green to honor their daughters, Hadley ’02 and Mary Helen ’04. Income from this fund is used to support the work of the Upper School Honor Council. Laura Hampton Rogers ’02 Community Commitment Fund Established in 2002 by Carolyn and Robert Rogers in honor of their daughter, Laura ’02, to fund the Rogers Scholars Program. Each year, the Rogers Scholars Program offers selected participants the opportunity to exercise their own propensity for community involvement. Walker Endowment Challenge Fund Established in 2003 by Anne Marie Newton ’47 and Tom Walker to assist the school in increasing gifts to the Hutchison endowment. The school successfully met the Walkers initial $1 million challenge and second $2 million challenge, and continues ongoing endowment fundraising. Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55 Chair in Literature Established in 2005 by the Owen Tabor, Sr., family in honor of Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55. The Wellford Chair recognizes exemplary professional contributions and outstanding teaching, and assists the holder of the Chair in carrying out his or her work and that of other faculty for the benefit of the English Department. Glenda Pera currently holds the Margaret Wellford Tabor Chair in Literature. Virginia Ballou McGehee ’42 Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 by Jim McGehee to honor his wife, Virginia Ballou McGehee ’42. The fund provides tuition assistance to deserving young women who otherwise might not be able to afford a Hutchison education. W. Howard Willey Jr. Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 by Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. Willey III, Dr. Kimberly Willey Freeman ’88, and Dr. John Freeman. This endowment provides income for financial assistance enabling deserving students to attend Hutchison. 32
50th Reunion Endowment Fund Established in 2008 by alumnae in the class of 1958. At the discretion of the Head of School, income generated by the fund may be directed to an area or program that needs additional financial support not provided for in the operating budget. The Class of ’58 established this fund with a challenge to all future 50th reunion classes to surpass their contribution and continue to grow this fund. Assisi Foundation Bright Girls, Bright Futures Endowment Established in 2008 by a generous grant from the Assisi Foundation. Revenue from this fund helps ensure that any middle school girl interested in leadership can have a quality experience through this summer program. Perre Magness Lecture Series Established in 2008 by Perre Magness, income from this fund supports a lecture series that focuses on Memphis history. The series was created to extend greater understanding for Hutchison girls and the Memphis community of Memphis’ past, present, and future. Crain Faculty Chair in Chinese Established in 2009 by Brenda and Lester Crain to enhance the School’s ability to provide for rapid growth of the Mandarin Chinese program at Hutchison. Edna Kimbrough Crain ’26 Educators Institute Endowment Established in 2009 by Brenda and Lester Crain to honor Lester’s mother, Edna Kimbrough ’26. Educators from the entire Memphis community benefit from professional development programs hosted by this endowment within the Hutchison Center for Excellence. Irene Leatherman Orgill ’57 Tuition Assistance Fund Established in 2010 by Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney, and named in honor of Anne’s mother, Irene Leatherman Orgill ’57. A portion of the income generated by the fund will be used to provide need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls.
The Mary Elisabeth Tipton ’10 Athletic Leader of Character Endowment Established in 2010 by a generous gift from Mrs. Deborah Dunklin Tipton and the Mary Elisabeth Black Dunklin Foundation. Each year, this award is given to the senior who exemplifies the Hutchison core values through athletics. Mrs. Tipton established the award to honor her daughter, Mary Elisabeth Tipton ’10, and her accomplishments during her 15-year journey at Hutchison. Margaret H. West ’01 Faculty Development Fund Established in 2010 by Carole and Bill West to honor their daughter, Meg West ’01. Income generated by this fund provides financial support for faculty members to pursue professional development opportunities. Abigail Ware Williams ’89 Leadership Institute Endowment Established in 2010 by a transformational gift from Abbie Ware Williams ’89 and her husband, Duncan, to launch and provide continuing support for Hutchison Leads, a formal leadership development program designed to empower young women to become 21st-century leaders through experiences in public policy development, private sector initiatives, civic responsibility, and service learning.
Ann Hoehn ’72 Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2012 to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders. Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Financial Assistance Fund Established in 2013 by Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 and her husband, Dan, to support the scholarship and financial assistance needs of the school. A portion of the income generated by the fund provides need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls. Thompson Scholarship Fund Established in 2013 by Ashley Thompson Manning ’93 to support the scholarship and financial assistance needs of the school. A portion of the income generated by the fund provides need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls. Keeney Endowment Fund for Debate Established in 2014 by Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney to develop and implement a premier debate program. (See related story on page 10.)
Cindy and Edward Dobbs Faculty Support Endowment Established in 2011 by Cindy and Edward Dobbs to support the School’s ability to retain remarkable faculty and provide exceptional professional development opportunities.
Anne Stewart Grinder ’19 Computer Science Endowment Established in 2014 by Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 and her husband Brett in honor of their daughter Anne Stewart Grinder ’19 to support the development of a Computer Science curriculum and program.
Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2011 by Crisler Buchignani Quick ’74 and husband Peter to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders.
Sydney F. Houston Hall ’54 Education Travel Fund Established in 2015 by Wallace Hall, Sr., and his children Houston, Sydney, and Wallace, Jr. to honor his late wife, Sydney Frances Houston Hall ’54. The fund supports financial assistance for the school’s national and international educational travel programs and is open to qualified upper grade level girls.
Lisa D. Stanford ’78 Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2011 to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders.
Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Hutchison Serves Endowment Fund Established in 2015 through a transformational gift by Kirby Dobbs ’82 and husband Glenn Floyd to develop and launch an unprecedented servant leadership program. (See related story on page 20.) 33
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Annual Fund Chairs Sharon and Kelly Truitt with son Connor and daughter Callan ’16.
“ We believe Hutchison offers our daughter an environment of challenge and opportunity that focuses on developing a well-balanced and prepared young lady.” Sharon and Kelly Truitt Annual Fund Chairs
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Julia Wellford Allen ’43 Tracy Hickerson Amin ’98 McCaughan Morrison Andrukonis ’04 Merideth Smith Arnold ’72 Jennifer Baker Atkins ’72 Julie Bancroft ’84 Sally Foster Barron ’85 Dottie Hall Barry ’40 Katherine Wilson Blackney ’95 Ann DeWar Blecken ’46 Nelle McCorkle Bordeaux ’83 Leslie Bouldin ’81 Barclay Kuntz Bowen ’97 Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85 Bridget Boyer ’13 Whitney Henderson Bricken ’97 Jennie Roberts Brooks ’98 Huxley Brown ’04 Amelia Brown ’10 Ed Brundick III Kristin and Scott Budzak Ann Butler ’08 Pat Burke Peggy Curtis ’98 and Chip Campbell Caitlin Camuti ’10 Lacy Carpenter Jane Ogden Carruthers ’44 Lane Arnold Clanton ’98 Cameron Cofield ’11 Linda Parrott Coleman ’80 Dabney Coors ’69 Lawrence Bozeman Cowart ’79 Chris Crosby Cynthia Britton Cross ’80 Suzanne Murphy ’97 and Clay Culpepper Rachna Dave ’09 Anne Catherine Demere ’14
Angie and Will Deupree III Bobbi Morley Dodge ’49 Jane Aldinger Donahoe ’98 Danielle Donald McLean Schaeffer Doughtie ’93 Lauren Edmonds ’98 Madeleine Latham Elmer ’74 Heath Acuff Elrod ’93 Gwin Bender Erb ’71 Darby and Jason Farmer Molly Dorman Flynn ’98 Blair Westbrook Fowler ’99 Kimberly Willey Freeman ’88 Michelle Frymire Kyle Tabor Furr ’81 Pat Gamble Malaney Cross George ’06 Elizabeth Gibson ’10 Peria Gober ’00 Phyllis Turner Gray ’80 Shelley Grayson ’06 Virginia Grayson ’08 Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 Cara Baskin Grinder ’96 Claudette Morrison Hawkins ’02 Anita Herron Hayes ’57 Lizzy Moser Haymond ’01 Gaye Gillespie Henderson ’67 Ellen Raines Hendry ’77 Cathy Crill Herrington ’89 Casey Hesser Frannie Pitts Hillyer ’96 Martha Hollis ’03 Laurie Braden Hudson ’73 Caroline Hughes ’12 Elizabeth Saxton Inman ’99 Katie Gwin Jenkins ’97 Elizabeth Jones ’12 Vivian Jones
Catherine Barbee ’85 and Ron Kastner Neva Williamson Kauffman ’68 Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Mary Jehl Kenner ’73 Katharine Duerr Kent ’95 Lauren Keras Dorothy Orgill Kirsch ’51 Whitney Boone Klinke ’04 Ellen Gannaway Lail ’84 Lizzy Land ’01 Ann Camp Lee ’79 Liz Wilder Lemley ’05 Lindsay Horner Lewis ’99 Kathy Llewellyn Lohman ’98 Julia Gray Manning ’55 Megan Marchant ’09 Elizabeth McCord Marshall ’74 Faith Francis Marshall ’87 Laura Martin Marti McFarland Mashburn ’96 Deborah Utkov Matthews ’81 Catherine Cooper Matthews Stilly McFadden Jane Hughey Mellon ’44 Lisa Burkhalter Mitchum ’75 Libby Moore ’07 Mary Holland Doan Morris ’07 Christy Smith Muller ’91 Ann Mullis Elizabeth Nickey Neilson ’59 Charlotte Nichols ’13 Ashley Norfleet ’07 Dorothy Oehmler ’14 Alex Hutton Oglesby ’99 Anna Olswanger ’71 Cathy Kelley Pantik ’83 Mat Parker Lane Patton Patikas ’88
Peggy Garrott Peters ’78 Grace Peters ’11 Tully Lewis Phillips ’00 Emily Moser Philpott ’97 Amy Pickens ’11 Chloe Baker Plunk ’05 Amy Rolfes ’92 and Josh Poag Ashley York Porter ’78 Elizabeth Pounders Dorothy Pounders Hardin Powell ’04 Meredith Gotten Pritchartt ’53 Robyn McGee Raby ’88 Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Jeana Ray Suzanne Ray ’84 Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Melissa Dula ’85 and Michael Reddoch Chandler Reece ’11 Patrick Reilly Lindsey Horne Renovich ’95 Morgan Lynch Ribeiro ’01 Dabney Roberts Ring ’90 Karin Rubnitz Melissa Thompson Saenger ’98 Claire Sebralla Saino ’54 Mary Carpenter Saxton ’67 Sarah Schaefer ’13 Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Janet Norfleet Sheahan ’62 Bonnie and Jason Shelby Shibahn Singh ’02 Betty Nelson Smith ’48 Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Susu Rasche Sneed ’75 Bobby Solberg Tracy Speake
Laura Painter Stafford ’93 Catherine Stallings Heather Holcomb Stemmler ’96 Carol Krausnick Stout ’74 Megan Stout ’03 Christy Taylor Nicole Pera Taylor ’98 Kate Cannon Thakkar ’94 Joan Thomas ’73 Susan Green Thompson ’82 Adrianne Tillmanns Sharon and Kelly Truitt Laura Stanley Tuttle ’00 Bobbi Vandergrift Helen France Wade ’82 Murrey Malmo Watkins ’78 Tracie Allen Webber ’89 Lucy Wunderlich Wesson ’74 Susanna Thomas Weston ’95 Virginia Malmo White ’84 Lisa Earp Wilder ’76 Julia Beth Crews Wilkinson ’85 Jenne Prest Williams ’82 Chris Wright Wilson ’68 Elizabeth Collins Wilson ’89 Deeda Gerber Withers ’50 Karen Woodyard
The impressive performances held in the Wiener Theatre throughout the year are made possible in large part through Annual Fund support. The professional-style facility has propelled many graduates to careers in acting, set design, lighting, and sound.
THE A N NUAL FUND: MARY GRI MES HUTCHI S ON S OC IE T Y We celebrate the 1,420 members of the Hutchison School family who so generously responded to our invitation to support the 2014-2015 Annual Fund campaign. Together we succeeded in setting a new record of support for the School’s operating budget: $923,713. Behind each of these valuable gifts, no matter how great or modest, is a story. A gift to the annual fund may be a parent or grandparent’s celebration of a transformation in their daughter or granddaughter, an alumna’s expression of appreciation for an influential teacher or coach, or a long-standing trustee’s tribute to the School’s timeless mission of shaping the mind, body, and spirit for our girls.
We are especially grateful for the generous leadership of the alumnae, parents, and friends represented in our President’s and Benefactor’s Circles, whose combined gifts total 48 percent of this year’s recordsetting Annual Fund. Thank you!
President’s Circle $10,000 and ABOVE Connie Condon ’57 and Dunbar Abston The Brinkley Foundation Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Gregg Sprunt ’74 and Walker Milnor Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Mayhill Anderson ’64 and James Fowler 36
Ann and Frank Gusmus Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Hal B. Howard* and the Crawford Howard Private Foundation Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Kimberly and Ed Labry III Lisa and Gaylon Lawrence Gloria and Doug Marchant Anne and Andy McCarroll Melissa and Kevin McEniry Melanie and Stilly McFadden Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick Rita and Hubert Ragsdale Annette and Rod Smith Susan L. Springfield ’82 Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Toof American Digital Printing Julie and Mike Wharton Barbara Crain ’77 and Lewis Williamson, Jr.
Gifts to the Annual Fund are essential to providing the rich array of academic offerings and experiences that make every day at Hutchison an unrivaled and transformational educational opportunity.
Benefactor’s Circle $5,000–$9,999 Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Jenny Werner ’89 and Rob Carter Cristy Beasley Cass ’93 Cindy and Edward Dobbs Michelle and Rich Frymire Allison and Tom Garrott Sally and Wil Hergenrader Lucia and Ricky Heros Hilton Hotel Corporation Ann Hoehn ’72 Sherri and Kevin Kimery Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Stephanie and Mike Nichols, Jr. Julia and Rush O’Keefe, Jr. Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Gina Gleason ’81 and Andre Palko Marsha and Russ Phillips Gloria and Paul Plescher Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell James D. and Martha R. Robinson Fund James Robinson, Jr. Mimi Robinson ’62 and Jerry Rose
Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Suzy Satterfield ’73 and John Pickens The Schadt Foundation Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt Susan McCrory ’66 and Chuck Schadt Lynn Schadt Thomas Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Barbara and Rick Schultz Betty and John Shanks Burson Taylor ’93 and Peter Snyder Pat and Ron Solberg Nina and Matthew Thornton III
Welcome and thanks to our new Benefactor’s Circle members. Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Cristy Beasley Cass ’93 Allison and Tom Garrott Sally and Wil Hergenrader Sherri and Kevin Kimery Melissa and Kevin McEniry Julia and Rush O’Keefe, Jr. Marsha and Russ Phillips Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Nina and Matthew Thornton III * denotes deceased
2014-2015 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE We are grateful for the success of the President’s and Benefactor’s Circles of donors in 2014-2015, which was due in large part to the tireless efforts of the following Development Committee volunteers: Megan Wellford Grinder ’91, Chair Ed Brundick III
Catherine Stallings
Anne Orgill Keeney ’85
Kelly Truitt
Stilly McFadden
Tracie Allen Webber ’89
Fred Schaeffer
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Patron’s Circle $2,500–$4,999 Katherine Wilson ’95 and Adrian Blackney Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr. Deborah and Bob Coleman Amy and Chip Crain III Angie and Will Deupree III Pat Eason Mary Tabor ’82 and Robert Engel Cindy and Sam Ettingoff Darby and Jason Farmer Lynn and Kevin Foley Liz and Murray Garrott Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Tommy and Leslie Hayden Haygood Realty Company, LP Pam and David Hill Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr. Beth and Joel Kaye Jennifer and Don Lasseter Marj and John Livingston Ellen and B.J. Losch Milton Magee Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Barbara Mattingly Bootsy and Jay Mednikow Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris Nancy and Steve Morrow Kara and Nick Nunn Lance Oliver Theresa and Randy Olswing Power & Telephone Supply Company Charitable Fund Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Sylvia and Steve Richey Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Jennifer and Brian Sims Susan and Tom Stephenson Missy and Todd Stockstill Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr. Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi
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Susan and Sanford Thomas Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Sharon and Kelly Truitt Carole and Bill West
Black & Gold Circle $1,000–$2,499 Stephanie and John Adams, Jr. Lynda and Dan Antonelli Donna and David Apollonio Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Faith Barcroft Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80 Tom Barzizza Carolyn Williams Bennett Anna Menzer ’90 and Wilson Blake, Jr. Lisa Murphey ’76 and Al Blakley Kim and Earl Blankenship Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Sherri and Tom Bohlke Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Lucy and Brian Bruijn Kelly Shanks ’85 and Jim Burrow III Kate Orgill ’86 and Michael Buttarazzi Susan and Rice Byars Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Judith and Bruce Campbell, Jr. The Canale Foundation Lois and Chris Canale, Sr. John Canale III Katheryn Canale ’94 and K.C. Horne Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Natalie Hill Cerpa ’97 V Shy ’93 and Clarence Chapman, Jr. Wakenya and Gyasi Chisley Brandi and Kenan Clinton Ginger and Dabney Collier III Louise Wilbourn Collier ’42*
Kate and Coleman Connell Anne McGrew ’88 and Kemp Conrad Julia Anderson ’72 and Fred Cook, Jr. Erica and Reginald Coopwood Candy and Del Covington Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart Carmen and Kevin Cox Claire and William Cox, Jr. Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr. Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Molly and Andrew Crosby Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Cynthia Britton ’80 and Michael Cross Kelly Graham ’79 and Bruce Cunningham Danielle Donald Gwen and Michael Driscoll, Jr. Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Betty and Mike Dusenbery Sue and Mike Dusseault Roberta and Brian Eason
This report lists all gifts received between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information on the following pages is correct. However, should you find any errors or omissions, please notify the Development Office at 901.762.6664.
Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards, Jr. Mary Adamson ’78 and James Edwards Bayard Erb Sherrie and Carlton Evans Marsha McKee ’62 and John Evans Express Employment Professionals Lindsay Byers ’87 and Tommy Farnsworth III Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. First Tennessee Bank Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Minta Jones ’84 and Price Ford Helen and Tim Frandsen Ashley and Preston Frazer Katie Herron ’64 and Ben Gambill Mary Cox Garner ’55 Deborah Bass ’85 and Mike Gibbs Jennifer Kellett ’86 and Gary Giles Elizabeth Gilliland ’87 Lucia and Jim Gilliland Tandy Jones Gilliland ’50 Alison and Mark Greenberger
Annie Gerber Griffin ’02 Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr. Cara Baskin ’96 and Justin Grinder Renee and Danny Grinder II Brenda and Fred Grinder Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger Helen Gronauer Susan and Matt Hale Betty Jane Harris Cathy and Jeff Harris Whitney and Russell Harris Hilary and Bruce Harrison Missey and Terry Hayes Regina Roane ’73 and Stephen Hennessy Susan and John Huffman Bernice Hederman Hussey and Hal Brunt Eva Mae Duncan ’55 and Bobby Hussey Elizabeth Saxton ’99 and John Inman Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr. Carol Lewis ’50 and Henry Jones, Jr. Anne and David Jones Lauren and Ben Keras Dorothy Orgill Kirsch ’51 Megan and Paul Klimo Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick, Jr. Ellen Gannaway ’84 and Mike Lail Janine and Joe Lammel Lasseter Enterprises Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Shelley and Don Levy Marge and Bill Levy Carla and Bruce Livesay Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance, Jr. Jennifer Magee Milton Magee, Jr. Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Julia Gray ’55 and Vann Manning Monica Marshall Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr. Catherine Cooper Matthews Courtenay and Tom McAllister Jacquelyn and Jamal McCall Paula and Bob McEniry Liz and Richie McLarty Melia and Matthew Mead
THE A N N UA L FUND: MARY GRI MES HUTCHI SON SOC IE T Y, co n tin u e d Julie and Gregg Meeks Beverly Mitchell ’73 Blanche Butler Montesi ’71 Pam Palmer ’76 and Fred Montesi Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Ann Mullis Leslie and Michael Mullis Beth and Gavin Murrey Gwin Griesbeck ’99 and Ryan Myerberg Suzanne and Bert Nappier, IV Jayme and Daniel Nevels Julie and Peter Neyhart Jean Norfleet Tammy Oliver Caroline and Wilson Orr Mark M. Parker Lane Patton ’88 and Demetri Patikas Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Missy Bryce ’97 and Stephen Perkins Betty Chalmers Peyton ’54 Kim and Johnny Pitts Amy Rolfes ’92 and Josh Poag Julanne Portis Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Debbie and Barham Ray Melissa Dula ’85 and Michael Reddoch Patsy and Al Richey Elizabeth and Scott Richman Melinda and Jeff Roux Lauren Lewis ’87 and Jeff Rower Akasha and Vince Samuel Mary Carpenter ’67 and Clint Saxton Frances Dornette Schafer ’66 Erin and Ray Schultz Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Jackie and Tyler Shawkey Margaret and Michael Shivers, Jr. Laura and DeWitt Shy, Jr. Catherine Erb ’88 and Tom Sikes Amie Todd ’76 and Walker Sims Morgan and C. K. Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Nancy and Jim Smith Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Susan and Bobby Solberg
Bridgette and Tracy Speake Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford Catherine and Ray Stallings, Jr. Mimi and Edward* Steepleton Theresa and Frank Stone Julia and Tyler Strobel Elaine and Leonard Sullivan SunTrust Bank Virginia McCallum ’59 and John Syer Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Target Kate Cannon ’94 and Pravin Thakkar, Jr. Sally and George Thuransky Deborah Dunklin Tipton Amy and Kenny Traynom Carey Treadwell Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Clarissa and Terry Turner Joyce Van Riper Helen France ’82 and Robert Wade Lisa and Steve Waggoner Meg House ’86 and Keith Warner Gina Webb Tracie Allen ’89 and Lee Webber Kathleen and Darryl Weiman Karen and Alex Wellford Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams Elizabeth and Russell Williamson Allison and Sandy Willson Allison Anthony ’93 and Kem Wilson Norma and Kem Wilson, Jr. Becky and Spence Wilson Stephanie and Spence Wilson, Jr. Charee and Lou Wittenberg II Karen and Greg Wolf Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67 Karen and Steve Woodyard Gary Wunderlich Ana and Andy Yambrek Allison and Trevor Yant Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
We offer a special welcome to our newest members of the Mary Grimes Hutchison Society. Katherine Wilson ’95 and Adrian Blackney Lisa Murphey ’76 and Al Blakley Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Susan and Rice Byars V Shy ’93 and Clarence Chapman, Jr. Wakenya and Gyasi Chisley Anne McGrew ’88 and Kemp Conrad Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr. Cynthia Britton ’80 and Michael Cross Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Bayard Erb Lucia and Jim Gilliland Alison and Mark Greenberger Annie Gerber Griffin ’02 Betty Jane Harris Missey and Terry Hayes Regina Roane ’73 and Stephen Hennessy Lauren and Ben Keras Megan and Paul Klimo Ellen Gannaway ’84 and Mike Lail Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Shelley and Don Levy Marge and Bill Levy Monica Marshall Jacquelyn and Jamal McCall Gwin Griesbeck ’99 and Ryan Myerberg Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford Virginia McCallum ’59 and John Syer Karen and Alex Wellford Allison Anthony ’93 and Kem Wilson Allison and Trevor Yant Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah and those who wish to remain anonymous
2014-2015 MARY GRIMES HUTCHISON LEADERSHIP GIFT TEAM We are grateful to the following volunteers for their hard work toward growing the Patron’s and Black & Gold Circles. Sharon and Kelly Truitt, Chairs Chris Crosby
Elizabeth Pounders
Jason Farmer
Missy Nichols Rainer ’77
Michelle Frymire
Melissa Dula Reddoch ’85
Pat Gamble
Michael Reddoch
Mat Parker
Bobby Solberg
Amy Rolfes Poag ’92
Tracy Speake
Josh Poag
* denotes deceased
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THE ANNUAL FUND: ALUMNAE CLASS OF 1902 Honorary Alumnae Martha Bain Candy Covington Bernice Hederman Hussey Toni Ledbetter Kaiser Annette C. Smith Jody Stanford
CLASS OF 1939..................... 6% Valerie Montgomery Crook
CLASS OF 1943..................... 8% Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton Shirley Russell Maynard
CLASS OF 1944.................... 4% Elizabeth Hooks Richards
CLASS OF 1945................... 25% Mimi Semmes Dann Ellen Stollewerck Fenner Kate Hill Kolb
Emily Boone Ruch Helen Twist Thomas Catherine Orgill West Martha Gulledge York
CLASS OF 1954.................... 19%
CLASS OF 1959.................... 16%
Betty Nelson Smith Allie James Quinn Betty Nelson Smith
Claire Sebralla Saino Dodi Schas Jehl Peggy Lloyd Monger Martha Mann Morrow Betty Chalmers Peyton Claire Sebralla Saino Carol Harton Shannon Betty Weaver Tully
Alice Hood Creason Phoebe Taylor Miller Carol Murff Oates Virginia McCallum Syer Martha Weatherford
CLASS OF 1949..................... 3%
CLASS OF 1955.................... 31%
Sally Hampton Powell
Julia Gray Manning Mary Cox Garner Sarah Burch Gratz Flo Pittman Hays Peggy Walker Huffman Eva Mae Duncan Hussey Jean Sanders Kirkpatrick Julia Gray Manning Mary Wallace Harton Murray Margaret Said Shirley Chandler Sanders Margaret Wellford Tabor Sandra Hall Warlick
CLASS OF 1948..................... 6%
CLASS OF 1950.................... 12% Paula Richardson Bernstein Tandy Jones Gilliland Mary Alice Semmes Gordon Carol Lewis Jones Margaret McKee
CLASS OF 1951.................... 15% Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Susan Fulmer Austin* Diane Johnson Decamp Dorothy Orgill Kirsch Betty Chamberlin Lyon Helen Norfleet Panton
CLASS OF 1952.................... 18% The Class of 1965 gathered at the home of Penny Keras to celebrate their 50th reunion.
CLASS OF 1940...................10% Dottie Hall Barry Aggie Ming Turley
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Ruth White Lombard Bettie Connally Welsh Margaret Hooks Wilson
CLASS OF 1941..................... 5%
CLASS OF 1946.................... 3%
Dorcas Ferguson
Ruth Edna Griffis McCartney
CLASS OF 1942..................... 4%
CLASS OF 1947................... 25%
Louise Wilbourn Collier*
Berkeley Blake Bettendorf-Latham* Flo Britton Campbell Marylane Stratton Johnson June Beasley Mann
Ann Wilder Boyd Mayrene Dillard Buxton Eleanor Cahill Suzanne Ellis Mallory Mary Ann Crain Rose Margaret Ross Templeton
CLASS OF 1953................... 24% Barbara Barwick Apperson Anne Johnston Dalton Betsy Dumas Gebhardt Anne Ferguson Guice Dixie Busby Power Flournoy Semmes Rogers Elizabeth Mitchell Walker Lou Wallace
CLASS OF 1956.....................11% Ann Apperson Boston Harriet Cotten Moran Patricia Taylor Lynda Lipscomb Wexler
CLASS OF 1957.................... 16% Anita Herron Hayes Irene Leatherman Orgill Estelle King Sheahan Betty Taylor Shindler Ruth Kish Thompson Ginger Griffith Weakes
CLASS OF 1958.....................11% Jean Jones House Ann Martin Jennings Virginia Warr Rubin Natalie Holt Wilson
CLASS OF 1960................... 16% Lida Black Bross Jane Hughes Coble Dorritte Evans Early Guthrie Johnson Killebrew Kelly Mulherin Oates Betty Riggan Padgett Leslie Wilsford Patton Lillian High Trotter
CLASS OF 1961.................... 15% Carol Piplar Barton Tina Beatty McWhorter Josephine Phillips Schaeffer Jane Doughtie Taylor Vicki Smith Weber Marilyn McGee Wiener
CLASS OF 1962................... 34% Bette Ferguson Arndt Marsha McKee Evans Sammy Ann Primm Marshall Ginny Smith Nearn Mimi Robinson Rose Jane Hutton Stephens Mary Taylor Sullivan Shirley Brennan Turner
CLASS OF 1963.................... 19% Gilvia Flanagan Brown Anne Fraser Clarke Suzanne West DuBois Maryan Heckle Mercer Mignonne Orgill Spellmeyer
CLASS OF 1964.................. 25% Lyn Rembert Bailey Mayhill Anderson Fowler Claudia Yates Freiman
Katie Herron Gambill Anne Hooker Nancy Patton Langdon Judy Barry Maynard Virginia Overton McLean Carey Madison Moore Snow Boyle Morgan Sally Hughes Smith Valerie Haygood Thompson Ainslie Pryor Todd Pamela Breland Van Doren
CLASS OF 1965.................... 13% Jane Beck Ezzell Sarah Russell Haizlip Kitty Denton Palmer Charmian Place-Cooper Debby Owen Schadt Laurie Fraser Stanton
CLASS OF 1966....................10% Katherine Frey Galbraith Susan McCrory Schadt Frances Dornette Schafer
Marion McKee Humphreys Alice Evans Jackson Lexie Nelson Jones Valerie Thorn Jones Sandy Costen Kunz Christi Taylor Owen Kathy Reed Phillips Vera Ellis Poag Mary Wilbourn Robinson Denise DuBois Taylor Lucie May Thompson Frances Norfleet Thompson Christina Wellford-Scott Lynne Patton Witherington Linda Schaeffer Yarman
CLASS OF 1970..................... 8% Nancy Hughes Coe Olivia Sprunt Dowell Mary Adams Wison
CLASS OF 1971..................... 18% Anna Olswanger Pam Pryor Bonner
Elizabeth Cobb Houston Jeanne Stewart Jemison Blanche Butler Montesi Anna Olswanger Mary Pettey Marilyn Adams Ray Lela Crump Smith Robin Wunderlich Williams
CLASS OF 1972................... 58% Jennifer Baker Atkins Alice Armstrong Merideth Smith Arnold Jennifer Baker Atkins Lee Stewart Bowen Shirley Condon Julia Anderson Cook Laura Yeates Fulton Ann Hoehn Cynthia Adams Hughston Vivian Caldwell Kidd Mary Miles Loveless Margaret Milnor Mallory Virginia Klyce Minervini
CLASS OF 1967................... 20% Gaye Gillespie Henderson Mary Carpenter Saxton Stephanie Spickard Dollahite Katie Dobbs Eleazer Loraine McKinnie Galbreath Gaye Gillespie Henderson Dee Turley Muller Mary Carpenter Saxton Jeanne Jacobs Sutherland Gail Gordon Turner Ellen Brakebill Westbrook Lucy Garrott Woodson
CLASS OF 1968.................... 18% Nancy Welsh Smith Page Price Henrion Mary Riley Michel Marianne Mussett Nancy Welsh Smith
CLASS OF 1969....................37% Dabney Coors Lee Seabrook Duncan Dana Buchman Farber
2014-2015 ALUMNAE PHONE-A-THON VOLUNTEERS A big thank you to our enthusiastic alumnae volunteers who help us reach the greater Hutchison alumnae family. Tracy Hickerson Amin ’98
Katie Gwin Jenkins ’97
Jennifer Baker Atkins ’72
Kathy Llewellyn Lohman ’98
Lane Arnold Clanton ’98
Megan Marchant ’09
Dabney Coors ’69
Christy Smith Muller ’91
Jane Aldinger Donahoe ’98
Robyn McGee Raby ’88
McLean Schaeffer
Lindsey Horne Renovich ’95
Melissa Thompson
Doughtie ’93
Cara Baskin Grinder ’96
Saenger ’98
Lauren Edmonds ’98
Heather Holcomb
Molly Dorman Flynn ’98
Frannie Pitts Hillyer ’96
Nicole Pera Taylor ’98
Stemmler ’96
Carroll Shannon Nenon Sara McLallen O’Ryan Chris Robinson Sanders Laurie Saunders Anne Hughes Sayle Vicki Schroeder DeeDee Kenworthy Tate Cristie Upshaw Travis Frances Ferguson Walinsky Corinne Dimou Welsh
CLASS OF 1973................... 22% Lucia Whittemore Crenshaw Andrea Welsh Edwards Dot Dunavant Fisher Regina Roane Hennessy Laura Simmons Martin Harriet Boyle McFadden Beverly Mitchell Suzy Satterfield
CLASS OF 1974................... 25% Elizabeth McCord Marshall Carol Krausnick Stout Lucy Wunderlich Wesson Madeleine Latham Elmer Lisa Ogle Gossard Janie Adams Hopkins Laurie Hughes Lucy King Elizabeth McCord Marshall Gregg Sprunt Milnor Kate Crisler Moore Crisler Buchignani Quick Carol Krausnick Stout Ruthie Stewart Taylor Lucy Wunderlich Wesson Russell Price Whitehead
CLASS OF 1975................... 32% Lisa Burkhalter Mitchum Susu Rasche Sneed Nancy Anderson Virginia Apperson Weezie Collier Calandruccio Lesley Rainer Dillon Daphne Boyle Hanbury Jeanne Bowen Hollis Perry Pidgeon Hooks Lisa Burkhalter Mitchum
Laurie Parsons Monypeny Carita Crump Palmer Helen McCormick Parsons Beth Thomas Ploch Susu Rasche Sneed
CLASS OF 1976................... 20% Joan Buchignani Barnett Elizabeth Murphey Blakley Cary Coors Brown Elise Norfleet Crockett Emily Freeburg Kay Rebecca Balton Long Denise McCrary Pam Palmer Montesi Julia Grosvenor Sanford Amie Todd Sims Shana Sloas Walker
CLASS OF 1977................... 34% Ellen Raines Hendry Missy Nichols Rainer Cary Jehl Broussard Carole Jennings Freeburg Julia Pidgeon Halford Ellen Raines Hendry Anne Kirkpatrick Douglas Patteson Kirkpatrick Peggy Latham McClure Janet Misner Beth Humphreys Moore Camille Adams Mueller Paige Bailey Phillips Laura Looney Phillips Missy Nichols Rainer Weezie Mann Thompson Barbara Crain Williamson
CLASS OF 1978.................... 18% Peggy Garrott Peters Ashley York Porter Mary Adamson Edwards Veazey Gully Krausnick Lee Lowry McComb Peggy Garrott Peters Cathy Stackpole Pipe Carolyn George Plummer Ashley York Porter Irma Merrill Stratton Tracy Carruthers Woods
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THE ANNUAL FUND: ALUMNAE, cont in u e d 2014-2015 NATIONAL ALUMNAE BOARD The Hutchison National Alumnae Board (NAB) is a group of outstanding alumnae from across the country who are recognized as leaders in their respective communities and accomplished in their individual professions. The NAB offers a comprehensive career mentoring national network for Hutchison girls to explore career and life possibilities. Virginia Apperson ’75
Perry Pidgeon Hooks ’75
Atlanta, Georgia
Bethesda, Maryland
Susan Daggett Bennet ’82
Ellen Gannaway Lail ’84
Denver, Colorado
Atlanta, Georgia
Cary Jehl Broussard ’77
Ashley Thompson Manning ’93
Dallas, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Sarah Morris Brower ’95
Crisler Buchignani Quick ’74
Los Angeles, California
Mill Neck, New York
Lee Hendrix Cannon ’71
Tracy Kramer Richmond ’90
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Cristy Beasley Cass ’93
Robin Benson Saidov ’99
Beverly Hills, California
Chicago, Illinois
Babs Chase ’87
Cecelia Saino ’84
Arlington, Virginia
San Francisco, California
Julia Anderson Cook ’72
Frances Dornette Schafer ’66
Belleair, Texas
Alexandria, Virginia
Mary Tabor Engel ’82
Sally Hughes Smith ’64
Charlotte, North Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina
Sydney Springfield Evans ’76
Lisa Stanford ’78
Lexington, Virginia
Akron, Ohio
Dr. Pauline Merrill Foster ’82
Burson Taylor Snyder ’93
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, D.C.
Katie Griesbeck ’96
Melissa Prien Walker ’81
San Francisco, California
Decatur, Georgia
Annie Gerber Griffin ’02
Emily Woodbury ’08
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Ann Hoehn ’72 Del Mar, California
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CLASS OF 1979................... 26% Lawrence Bozeman Cowart Ann Camp Lee Garner Chandler Lawrence Bozeman Cowart Kelly Graham Cunningham Melissa Moore Faber Estelle Woodall Harris Marilyn Hammons Hergenrader Mary Bettendorf Horton Ann Camp Lee Missy Earp McGowan Selden Early Popwell Harriet Barksdale Runkle Susan Stevens Smith
CLASS OF 1980.................. 24% Cynthia Britton Cross Linda Parrott Coleman Muffet Hays Barzizza Carol Thomas Blumeyer Anne Marie Caskey Linda Parrott Coleman Cynthia Britton Cross Michele Nichols Dennis Stephanie Satterfield Dickerson Nancy Hammond Fisher Grace Wilson Swaney Boo Mann Winsett
CLASS OF 1981................... 24% Leslie Bouldin Kyle Tabor Furr Leslie Bouldin Katherine Buchman Brinkley Mary Pidgeon Coffman Kyle Tabor Furr Jennifer Utkov Kruchten Camille Humphries Lee Gina Gleason Palko Mary Taliaferro Sumner
CLASS OF 1982................... 20% Susan Daggett Bennet Mary Tabor Engel Kirby Dobbs Floyd Pauline Merrill Foster
Laurie Towner Haddow Stephanie Fuss Hayes Angie Royer Lenschau Neely Pemberton McGrew Beth Halliburton Robison Deirdre Crane Scharffs Susan Springfield Helen France Wade Jenne Prest Williams
CLASS OF 1983.................... 16% Nelle McCorkle Bordeaux Virginia King Jeffries Susan Pritchard Kaminskas Maggie Eikner Lee Vance James Lewis Sheila Farnsworth Malvagna Sharon Dula Minor Bruce Bass Mish Catherine Fulmer Muscari Jenny Tibbs
CLASS OF 1984.................... 16% Julie Bancroft Ellen Gannaway Lail Virginia Malmo White Julie Bancroft Allison Clark Minta Jones Ford Ivy McPherson Hayes Sian Hunter Ellen Gannaway Lail Michelle Nelson Miller Natalie Tooke Moran Darwin Hedges Nott Cile Nickey Stuart Virginia Malmo White
CLASS OF 1985.................... 19% Gay Daughdrill Boyd Anne Orgill Keeney Gay Daughdrill Boyd Kelly Shanks Burrow Joelle Lesley Dodge Jennifer Fuss Dunavant Deborah Bass Gibbs Molly Morris Gooch
Catherine Barbee Kastner Anne Orgill Keeney Mary Ruden McCullough Ashley Henderson McHugh Wynne Morrison Melissa Dula Reddoch
CLASS OF 1986....................10% Kate Orgill Buttarazzi Misty Raiford Estes Jennifer Kellett Giles Elizabeth Chisholm Jordan Kim Crain Lowrance Meg House Warner
CLASS OF 1987.................... 16% Cindy Crill Brewer Lindsay Byers Farnsworth Elizabeth Gilliland Melissa Conrad Grimes Amy Moss May Lauren Lewis Rower Val Russell Cindy Stimbert Sands Jennifer Mullen Schneider Lloyd Early Smith Beverly Rayburn Walther
CLASS OF 1988................... 35% Kimberly Willey Freeman Lane Patton Patikas Sheri Bancroft Anne McGrew Conrad Meg Thomas Crosby Alice Trotter Crow Margaret Newton Davis Coleman Barton Eddins Kathryn Bechtel Fox Kimberly Willey Freeman Ragan Crawford Magness Perre Magness Michele Humphrey Mallory Melinda Medlin Tait Ramey Mellone Whitney Miller Tish Thompson O’Connor Lane Patton Patikas
Pam Padgett Patteson Elise Higdon Piper Robyn McGee Raby Muffy Farnsworth Turley Jennifer McCormack Weeks
CLASS OF 1989.................... 17% Elizabeth Collins Wilson Jenny Werner Carter Joanna Flinn Goodin Pamela Chase Grafton Angel Sands Gunn Rebecca Fisher Leonard Katie Morris Monaghan Jennifer Goldsmith Rothman Laura Taylor Tracie Allen Webber Abbie Ware Williams Elizabeth Collins Wilson
CLASS OF 1990.................... 8% Anna Menzer Blake Lisa Kustoff Giardino Laurie Morrison Jackson Mindy Cole Pillow Deede Cannon Sherman Ellen Austin Smith
CLASS OF 1991................... 27% Megan Wellford Grinder Christy Smith Muller Holly Clark Paige Roberson Coker Caroline Johnson Crosby Sarah Patterson French Megan Wellford Grinder Tiffani Hughes Gross Catherine Higdon Molly Minor Hussey Allison Thompson Luter Christy Smith Muller Stephanie Smith Parker Piper Sammons Rauzi Laurie Lewis Shapiro Carey Wilson Snider Katie Eleazer Wiener
CLASS OF 1992.................... 21% Amy Rolfes Poag Katie Horner Alpert Ginny Dowell Brundick
Josephine Schaeffer Covington Meredith Koehn Fair Carolyn Bloom Folkl Allison Fones Scott Thomas Montgomery Amy Rolfes Poag Lauri Hays Prather Hallie Smith Richmond Hallie McNeill Ward Elizabeth Burr Wilson
CLASS OF 1993................... 52% McLean Schaeffer Doughtie Heath Acuff Elrod Laura Painter Stafford Leslie Levy Aclin Anne Frazier Ahrens Michelle Warriner Bolt Tricia Wood Bratton Cristy Beasley Cass Jennifer Chase Chandler V Shy Chapman Holly Liles Crump Laurel Scruggs Ditto McLean Schaeffer Doughtie Erin Spiotta Egan Heath Acuff Elrod Alison Ketner Goodman Jenni Russo Hamlett Liz Robinson Helmsing Eleanor Catmur Higginbotham Sarah Kelley Ashley Thompson Manning Michelle Russell Marrs Robin Moore Patterson Joanna Mirabile Skare Burson Taylor Snyder Laura Painter Stafford Amanda Mercer Thompson Dianna Toy Amy Wells Allison Anthony Wilson
CLASS OF 1994................... 23% Kate Cannon Thakkar Hadley Ingram Arnold Erin Arthur Baler Scottie Watson Bonadio Amanda Eckels Goetze Grace Moore Halliday Courtney Bilbro Hardin
Garland Humphrey Hays Katheryn Canale Horne Elizabeth Bloodworth Mitchell Lee West Morris Brooke Wetherill Simpson Kate Cannon Thakkar Margaret Ledbetter Weaver
CLASS OF 1995.................... 12% Katherine Wilson Blackney Katharine Duerr Kent Susanna Thomas Weston Joelle Weichmann Beisner Katherine Wilson Blackney Sarah Morris Brower Katharine Duerr Kent Lindsey Horne Renovich Susanna Thomas Weston Wish Gardner Ziegler
CLASS OF 1996................... 34% Marti McFarland Mashburn Heather Holcomb Stemmler Lindsay Keller Barton Ginger Norfleet Coy Katherine Doughtie Curtis Katherine Griesbeck Cara Baskin Grinder Ani Ross Grubb Frannie Pitts Hillyer Jamie Magdovitz Johnson Marti McFarland Mashburn Claire Covington Reilly Ellie Rolfes Rencher Heather Holcomb Stemmler Helen Talbot Chrissie Centko Tashie Molly Campbell Taylor Heather Limbaugh Thornton Whitney Luckett Trimble Farrell Robb Turner Courtney Schuyler Vest Katie McKee Williams
CLASS OF 1997.................... 17% Barclay Kuntz Bowen Emily Moser Philpott Sarah Beacom Barclay Kuntz Bowen Whitney Henderson Bricken Kimen Spiotta Brinkley
2014-2015 ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION BOARD Tracie Allen Webber ’89
Elizabeth Collins Wilson ’89
President
Communications Vice Chair
Ginny Dowell Brundick ’92
Courtney Hays Wages ’97
President Elect
Kimberly Willey Freeman ’88
Alumnae Weekend Chair
Lane Arnold Clanton ’98
Past President
Alumnae Weekend Vice Chair
Dabney Coors ’69
Julia Williams Manning ’55
Development Chair
Suzanne Ray ’84 Development Vice Chair
Christy Smith Muller ’91
Queen Bees Committee Chair
Elizabeth Krausnick Malmo ’06 Collegiate/Young Alumnae Committee Chair
Events/Volunteer Chair
Megan Marchant ’09
Julie Bancroft ’84
Collegiate/Young Alumnae Committee Vice Chair
Events/Volunteer Vice Chair
Robyn McGee Raby ’88 Communications Chair
Natalie Hill Cerpa Suzanne Murphy Culpepper Sarah Thomason Exum Katie Gwin Jenkins Missy Bryce Perkins Emily Moser Philpott
Missy Nichols Rainer ’77 Member-at-Large
Anne Arnold Williams Ginger McCullough Wilson
CLASS OF 1998................... 38% Kathy Llewellyn Lohman Ashley Warriner Andrews Elizabeth Bewley Courtney Carlisle Bolton Jenny Brindell Jennie Roberts Brooks Dorothy Henderson Burke Peggy Curtis Campbell Lane Arnold Clanton Anne Samaha Dunavant Lauren Edmonds Molly Dorman Flynn Taylor Chafin Guglielmo Morgan Futrell Harriman Mary Catherine Hust Kathy Llewellyn Lohman Paula Ilabaca McGowan Margaret Rochelle Neely Melissa Thompson Saenger Finy Koerner Shirley Nicole Pera Taylor
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THE ANNUAL FUND: ALUMNAE, cont in u e d CLASS OF 1999.................... 16% Blair Westbrook Fowler Elizabeth Saxton Inman Lindsay Horner Lewis Alex Hutton Oglesby Blair Westbrook Fowler Shea Pritchett Graeber Kate Patterson Griffin Elizabeth Saxton Inman Lauren Holcomb James Lisa Leatherman Kath Lindsay Horner Lewis Gwin Griesbeck Myerberg Alex Hutton Oglesby Robin Benson Saidov
CLASS OF 2000................. 32% Tully Lewis Phillips Laura Stanley Tuttle Elizabeth Baird Emily Bryce Bowie Ashley Compton Bowles Lauren Daniel Carr Lesley Hamilton Eaton Dorothy McCraw Edwards Alison LaMore Elkington Kathryn Drinkard Howell Jessica Rachor Jenkins Elizabeth Brakebill McAdam Marion Crenshaw Milner Kim Waxman O’Bar Elizabeth Wilson Pelly Tully Lewis Phillips Jenna Wood Poppe Carley Cassibry Ridgway Camille Samaha Rogers Elizabeth McNeill Sherrard Allison Sossaman Smith Catherine Talbot Laura Stanley Tuttle
CLASS OF 2001.................. 20% Lizzy Moser Haymond Nena Anderson Adella Heard Bell Lisa Carey Campbell
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Bowen Hollis Cook Stacie Northcutt Denton Lizzy Moser Haymond Eleanore Kelly Maynard Nikki Montesi Naja Shabazz Kate Russell Shelton Kim Kyle York Libby Jones Zoghby
CLASS OF 2002...................10% Claudette Morrison Hawkins Annie Gerber Griffin Ashley Hamilton Claudette Morrison Hawkins Lauren Noel Jones Christie Rutherford Leslie Tarrant Stewart Tate Simpson Wilson
CLASS OF 2003.................... 7% Whitney Branan Lauren Ploch Ellison Jeanne Whitehead Forsyth
CLASS OF 2004..................10% Whitney Boone Klinke Hardin Powell Lillie Flenorl Bailey Fisher Kirwan Whitney Boone Klinke Bevan Lee Evans Wilson Nexsen Hardin Powell Beverley Ray
CLASS OF 2005.................. 33% Liz Wilder Lemley Chloe Baker Plunk Lawrence Dillon Alexander Jennings Pitts Barnes Maggie Fesmire Canter Lizzie Willson Cowan Nancy Edwards Ruth Wood Garrett Lizy Heard Chelsea Rose Jewell
Loren McRae Lancaster Liz Wilder Lemley Heloise McKee Lucia Crenshaw McKnight Ivy Bryant Phillips Chloe Baker Plunk Molly Prewitt Martha Campbell Robertson Brokke Simpson Liz Smith Sarah Keesee Vogel Mary Grace Edwards Walters Ragan Mueller Washburn Patton Ellis Weber
CLASS OF 2006................... 17% Shelley Grayson Camille Brandon Shelley Grayson Virginia Hester Lucy Loveless Elizabeth Krausnick Malmo Mary Marshall Maxwell Joy Thompson Morrow Connie Popwell Conlee Adams Stringfellow Julia Taylor Stewart Taylor
CLASS OF 2007................... 41% Libby Moore Ashley Norfleet Suzanne Carter Kate Christenbury Cayce Connolly Cloud Hayley Efird Lawrence Freeburg Laura McKee Gamper Paige Philips Gillespie Margaret Fleckenstein Hans Seldon Humphries Emily Abernathy Marino Teddy Mayer Sinclaire Montgomery Libby Moore Mary Holland Doan Morris Bailey Mueller
Lizzy Newton Ashley Norfleet Catherine Cowart O’Mell Mandy Pattison Parks Price Smith Peacock Mary Pierce Grace Simmons Sarah Stimson Taylor West Rachel Hardin Yerger
CLASS OF 2008................... 12% Virginia Grayson Molly Crenshaw Virginia Grayson Christie Long Robin Marston Sallie Russell Powell Caroline Schaefer Emily Woodbury
CLASS OF 2009.................. 20% Megan Marchant Jessie Brown-Clark Gray Morrison Byrd Kathryn Cox Elizabeth Kimery Lee Leavell Megan Marchant Carol Stout Audrey Webster Mary Wills
CLASS OF 2010...................10% Amelia Brown Mary Rachel Hamm Camille Hayes Avery Jordan Mary Aubrey Landrum Stafford
CLASS OF 2012................... 23% Caroline Hughes Elizabeth Jones Ellen Cohen Campbell Flemmons Lizzie Folk Catherine Hayes Caroline Hughes Allison James Elizabeth Jones Margaret Lee Alex Lenschau Kelley Guinn McArtor Laura Morrison Caroline Orr Bonner Williams
CLASS OF 2013................... 23% Charlotte Nichols Emma Bartz Catherine Boggan Adelaide Burrow Elise Freeburg Kimberly Gibson Maggie Hayes Virginia Hayes Sehrish Khan Edie Lewis Lauren Lea Manhein Ceil Meloni Charlotte Nichols Phoebe Norcross Bailey Phillips Mary Carson Pitts Katie Reese
CLASS OF 2014.................... 3% Elizabeth Gearhardt Morgan Murdock
CLASS OF 2011..................... 9% Cameron Cofield Anna Lane Amy Pickens Ann Stimson Isabelle Todd
A special thank-you to the class agents noted in italics under each class. * denotes deceased
THE ANNUAL FUND: PARENTS Liz and Murray Garrott Alison and Mark Greenberger Tommy and Leslie Hayden Ann and Jim Howell Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr. Lisa and Keith James Antoinette and Ernest James Janet Kloville Shelley and Don Levy Betsy and Steve Libby Carla and Bruce Livesay Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Melissa and Kevin McEniry Melanie and Stilly McFadden Veronica and Andre Miller Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell Ella Ray Tanya and Mark Robbins Beth Halliburton ’82 and Whit Robison III Ted Simpson Amie Todd ’76 and Walker Sims Morgan and C. K. Smith Linda Underwood Jenny and Nick Vergos Virginia Malmo ’84 and Harris White Susan and George Woodman Gary Wunderlich First graders used the basic principles of engineering to build bridges. Fathers were invited to visit and “help.”
CLASS OF 2015.................... 51% Lynda and Dan Antonelli Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr. Kelly Shanks ’85 and Jim Burrow III Tori and Al Bush Susan and Rice Byars Queen Cox Kimela and Robert Cox Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Bayard Erb Melissa Moore ’79 and Richard Faber Nancy and Michael Fields Ann and Frank Gusmus Sharonda and Mark Hampton Laurie and Chuck Herzog Susan and John Huffman
Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr. Aeyesha and Aziz Jamil Sherri and Kevin Kimery Kimberly and Ed Labry III Janine and Joe Lammel Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Beth Humphreys ’77 and Bruce Moore Donna and Steve Nash, Sr. Lisa and Mark Putman Liz and Gerardo Romero Anne and Pat Saunders, Jr. Katie and Shawn Sentilles Catherine Erb ’88 and Tom Sikes Kim and Sid Stein Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner Elizabeth and Paul Temple
Ginna and Jay Tillman, Jr. Helen France ’82 and Robert Wade Kathleen and Darryl Weiman Julie and Mike Wharton
CLASS OF 2016....................57% Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80 Tom Barzizza Yvette and Booker Camper, Jr. Deborah and Bob Coleman Angela and Mark Counce Suzanne and Bob Cowan Audrey Davis Denice and Michael Detroit September and Bob Eason Lynn and Todd Erickson
CLASS OF 2017................... 62% Donna and David Apollonio Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Margaret and Ron Bell Liza and Ben Blackmon Dana and Ray Brandon Carmen and Kevin Cox Kelly Graham ’79 and Bruce Cunningham Christin and Bill Dowdle, Jr. Coleman Barton Johnson ’88 Bayard Erb Misty Raiford ’86 and Leslie K. Estes Busy and John Gray Susan and Matt Hale Hilary and Bruce Harrison Vivian and Ken Jones Catherine Cooper Matthews Amy Moss ’87 and John May Melia and Matthew Mead
Julie and Gregg Meeks Amy and Matthew Moss Stephanie and Mike Nichols, Jr. Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Jeana and John Ray Melissa Dula ’85 and Michael Reddoch Akasha and Vince Samuel Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Katie and Shawn Sentilles Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Jackie and Tyler Shawkey Donna and Steve Snow Christy and Herbert Taylor Barbara and Jeff Thomason Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Ginna and Jay Tillman, Jr. Sharon and Kelly Truitt Joyce Van Riper Jennifer and Scott Wilkinson Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams Karen and Steve Woodyard
CLASS OF 2018................... 50% Kacy and Jeff Acree Amy and Jeff Barry Jennifer and Paul Chandler Ginger and Dabney Collier III Amy and Chip Crain III Lindsay Byers ’87 and Tommy Farnsworth III Minta Jones ’84 and Price Ford Michelle and Rich Frymire Jen and Vince Guglietti Missey and Terry Hayes Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr. Anne and David Jones Sherri and Kevin Kimery Lisa and Gaylon Lawrence Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Laura and Hank Martin Mary Ruden ’85 and Mike McCullough. Liz and Richie McLarty Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr.
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THE ANNUAL FUND: PARENTS, contin u e d Leslie and Michael Mullis Beth and Gavin Murrey Donna and Steve Nash, Sr. Gloria and Paul Plescher Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi Amy and Kenny Traynom Carey Treadwell Lisa and Steve Waggoner Billy Weiss Anne and Drew Wilson Stephanie and Spence Wilson, Jr. Marci and Ken Woodmansee
CLASS OF 2019................... 56%
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Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr. Sheila and Michael Champlin Floy and Jeff Cole Cile Nickey ’84 and Stuart Collier Alice Trotter ’88 and Matt Crow Audrey Davis Pat Demere Gwen and Michael Driscoll, Jr. Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Sue and Mike Dusseault Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Renee and Danny Grinder II Susan and Matt Hale Karey and Terry Hoff Garnett and Tom Hutton Sharon and Wise Jones, Jr. Beth and Joel Kaye Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Jennifer and Eddie Klank III Jeanette and Jimmy Leake Maggie Eikner ’83 and Jeff Lee Mari Lee Sloan and Tommy Lusk Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Jeni and Steve McBride Ashley Henderson ’85 and Steve McHugh Katie Morris ’89 and John Monaghan Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Romy and Phil Morgan Katy and Brent Nair Pam Padgett ’88 and Chris Patteson Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd
Elizabeth and Scott Richman Misty and James Stamper Missy and Todd Stockstill Julia and Tyler Strobel Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Jennifer McCormack ’88 and Jimmy Weeks, Jr. Jean Weiss Amy and Daniel Williams
CLASS OF 2020.................. 64% Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Bowie and Carter Campbell Diane and John Clement Ginger and Dabney Collier III Molly and Andrew Crosby Kimberly and Reginald Davis Joelle Lesley ’85 and Keith Dodge Jenny and Billy Frank Kimberly Willey ’88 and John Freeman Barry Gilmore Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger Lori and Chris Harding Cathy and Jeff Harris Tommy and Leslie Hayden Beth and Walker Hays IV Sandra and Jim Horn Ellen Horner Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Bootsy and Jay Mednikow Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris Claire and Marlon Navarro Michael Oehmler Lance Oliver Tammy Oliver Lane Patton ’88 and Demetri Patikas Melinda and Jeff Roux Anne and Pat Saunders, Jr. Jennifer Mullen ’87 and Brian Schneider Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Laura and DeWitt Shy, Jr. Donna and Steve Snow Catherine and Ray Stallings, Jr. Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr. Lisa and Steve Waggoner Crocker and Todd Wallace
Jami and Jay Webb Deidra and Don Wiener Cissy and Greg Wilkinson
CLASS OF 2021................... 59% Tracy and Jim Alexander, Jr. Zohra and Ali Aman Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Sherri and Tom Bohlke Anne Marie Caskey ’80 and Bill Day Jennifer and Paul Chandler Alice Trotter ’88 and Matt Crow Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Coleman Barton Johnson ’88 Lisa Kustoff ’90 and Robert Giardino Elizabeth Gilliland ’87 Allison and Barden Greenfield Renee and Danny Grinder II Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday Amanda and Cameron Jehl Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Sherri and Kevin Kimery Melissa and Kevin McEniry Melia and Matthew Mead Lisa and Brian Moak Kara and Nick Nunn Mat Parker Ann and Matt Prince Ginna and Jason Rauls Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Tanya and Mark Robbins Stephanie and Brent Siler Susan and Sanford Thomas Amy and Madison Wells III Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams Karen and Greg Wolf
CLASS OF 2022.................. 65% Caroline and Blake Billups Leslie and Michael Brickey Kelly and Barry Bridgforth, Jr. Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Brandi and Kenan Clinton Holly Liles Crump ’93 September and Bob Eason Kelly Erb Barry Gilmore
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr. Morgan Futrell Harriman ’98 Stephanie and Richard Hathcock Art Horne III Lindsey and Acy Humphries Jennifer and Jeff Johnston Jennifer and Charles Judge Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Shannon and Jeff Martin Cheryl and David Mattingly Laurie and Casey McCandless Anne and Andy McCarroll Kimberly Miller Kara and Nick Nunn Eva and Mike Paharik John T Pitts Lisa and Mark Putman Sylvia and Steve Richey Wendy and Jeffery Robertson Cindy Stimbert ’87 and Steve Sands Susan and Bobby Solberg Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley Jennifer and John Wallace Katie Eleazer ’91 and Bailey Wiener, Jr. Amy and Daniel Williams Angela and Michael Woodbury Ana and Andy Yambrek
CLASS OF 2023.................. 69% Leslie Levy ’93 and Will Aclin Amy and Jeff Barry Bess and Jack Bartusch Jane and Tommy Byrnes Ginger and Dabney Collier III Erica and Reginal Coopwood Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Meredith Koehn ’92 and Jason Fair Robin and Eric Flanders Tracey and Bryan Ford Ashley and Preston Frazer Michelle and Rich Frymire Gretchen and Trip Gintz III Jennifer and Will Godwin Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday Ashleigh and David Howser Garnett and Tom Hutton Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr.
Catherine Barbee ’85 and Ron Kastner Kelly and Christopher Lamberson Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Courtenay and Tom McAllister Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr. Suzanne and Bert Nappier IV Eva and Mike Paharik Ginna and Jason Rauls Lindsey Horne ’95 and Will Renovich Melinda and Jeff Roux Stephanie and John Simmons Carey Wilson ’91 and Brad Snider Bridgette and Tracy Speake Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford Kimberly and William Tayloe Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Clarissa and Terry Turner Tracie Allen ’89 and Lee Webber Jeanne and John Wilbourn Elizabeth Collins ’89 and Jon Wilson Allison Anthony ’93 and Kem Wilson Jaime and Kevin Wilson Ana and Andy Yambrek Allison and Trevor Yant
CLASS OF 2024.................. 56% Andrea and Chris Blaylock Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Brandi and Kenan Clinton Holly and Brian Coleman Amy and Chip Crain III Molly and Andrew Crosby Angie and Will Deupree III Cindy and Edward Dobbs Roberta and Brian Eason Elizabeth and Winston Eggleston Darby and Jason Farmer Helen and Tim Frandsen Keelan and William French III Kate and Sam Gassaway III Deborah Bass ’85 and Mike Gibbs Maggie and Trey Haire III Bethany and Casey Hesser Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr. Jennifer and Charles Judge Christy and Young Kim
2014-2015 PARENTS ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP BOARD EXEC UT I V E COMM I T T EE
UPPER SCHOOL PA R E NT B OARD
Suzanne Sampietro Ways and Means Chair
LOWER SCHOOL PARENT BOAR D
Lacy Carpenter Fall Carnival Chair
Lane Patton Patikas ’88 President
Tammy Risch Faculty Appreciation Chair
Elizabeth Bennett Ways and Means Vice Chair
Jennifer Godwin Faculty Appreciation Chair
Jayme Nevels Spring Carnival Vice Chair
Kimberly Willey Freeman ’88 Vice President
Christy Smith Muller ’91 Faculty Appreciation Vice Chair
Beth Kaye Uniform Swap Chair
Danielle Donald Faculty Appreciation Vice Chair
Andrea Blaylock Field Day Chair
Elizabeth Richman Past President
Susan Simpson Faculty Reception Chair
Kelly Bridgforth Parent Grade Rep (5th)
Jamie Wilson Faculty Reception Chair
Jeff Rower Field Day Vice Chair
Lana Holmes Secretary
Lindsay Byers Farnsworth ’87 Faculty Reception Vice Chair
Anne Prince Parent Grade Rep (6th)
Amanda Eckels Goetze ’94 SK Field Day Chair
Lauren Lewis Rower ’87 Treasurer
Evie Carrier Ways and Means Chair
Cissy Wilkinson Parent Grade Rep (7th)
Darby Farmer Faculty Reception Vice Chair
Ginnie Geater Assistant Treasurer
Sharon Truitt Ways and Means Vice Chair
Jennifer Fuss Dunavant ’85 Parent Grade Rep (8th)
Kim Gore Bataile ’88 Ways and Means Chair
EAR LY CHILDHOOD PAR ENT BOAR D
Jennifer Judge Faculty Appreciation/ Reception Chair
Christy Taylor Uniform Swap Chair
Stefan Rowland Campus Holiday Decorations Chair
Lindsey Humphries Ways and Means Vice Chair
JJ Keras Faculty Appreciation Chair
Suzanne Murphy Culpepper ’97 Parent Grade Party Chair (SK)
Lauren Hill Faculty Reception Chair
Maggie Phillips Parent Grade Party Chair (1st)
Palmer Smith Ways and Means Chair
Laura Neubert Parent Grade Party Chair (2nd)
Jennifer Godwin Parent Grade Party Chair (JK)
Ellen Losch Parent Grade Party Chair (3rd)
Caroline Johnson Crosby ’91 Campus Holiday Decorations Chair
Melinda Roux Parent Grade Party Chair (4th)
Chrissie Centko Tashie ’96 Fall Family Picnics Chair
Shelley Gabel Uniform Swap Chair
Lily Thompson ’05 Fall Family Picnics Vice Chair
Bridgette Speake Campus Holiday Decorations Chair
Joy Sharpe Fall Parent Coffee Chair
Caroline Billups Ways and Means Chair Cindy Grissinger Uniform Swap Sara Kris Early Childhood Chair Dudley Palmer Early Childhood Vice Chair Elizabeth Eggleston Lower School Chair Shea Lackie Lower School Vice Chair Missy Nichols Rainer ’77 Middle School Chair Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 Middle School Vice Chair
Alice Ball Parent Grade Rep (9th) Baylor Ledbetter Stovall ’88 Parent Grade Rep (10th) Melissa McEniry Parent Grade Rep (11th) Anne Saunders Parent Grade Rep (12th) Julie Meeks Campus Holiday Decorations Chair Ragan Crawford Magness ’88 9th Grade Back to School Dinner Melanie McFadden Exam Breakfast Co-Chair September Eason Exam Breakfast Co-Chair
Courtney Downs 5th Grade Mother/Daughter Holiday Celebration Susan Weaver Thomas ’79 6th Grade Mother/Daughter Valentine’s Tea Chair Catherine Stallings 7th Grade Football Party Co-Chair Ginger Collier 7th Grade Football Party Co-Chair Mary Katherine Redd 8th Grade Dance Co-Chair Gwen Driscoll 8th Grade Dance Co-Chair Eva Paharik Favorite Guy Breakfast Chair (5th)
MI DDL E S C H O O L PA R E NT B OARD
Melissa McEniry Favorite Guy Breakfast Chair (6th)
Amanda Jehl Faculty Appreciation Chair
Bowie Campbell Favorite Guy Breakfast Chair (7th)
Whitney Koski Ways and Means Vice Chair
Ginny Dowell Brundick ’92 Faculty Appreciation Vice Chair
Merry Moore Favorite Guy Breakfast Chair (8th)
Melanie Tigrett Uniform Swap Vice Chair
Laura Shy Faculty Reception Chair
Jane Kathryn Evans Decorations Chair
Lisa Waggoner Faculty Reception Vice Chair
Katie Matthews Upper School Vice Chair Leslie Levy Aclin ’93 Faculty Appreciation/ Reception Vice Chair
Robyn McGee Raby ’88 Exam Snacks Chair
Cindy Ettinghoff Library Volunteers Chair Amy Whittington Mother/Daughter Celebration Co-Chair (4th) Allison Yant Mother/Daughter Celebration Co-Chair (4th)
Andrea Blaylock Spring Parent Coffee Chair Emily Chandler Art Gallery Chair Louisa Bowie Uniform Swap Chair Member-at-Large
Ashley Eggers Honeybee Dance Chair (3rd/4th) Roberta Eason Honeybee Dance Chair (3rd/4th)
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THE ANNUAL FUND: PARENTS, contin u e d Ellen and B.J. Losch Tait Ramey ’88 and Brian Mellone Amy Rolfes ’92 and Josh Poag Sylvia and Steve Richey Wendy and Jeffery Robertson Lauren Lewis ’87 and Jeff Rower Margaret and Michael Shivers, Jr. Stephanie and Brent Siler Bridgette and Tracy Speake Floyd N. Tyler, Jr. Crocker and Todd Wallace Meg House ’86 and Keith Warner Katie Eleazer ’91 and Bailey Wiener, Jr. Jennifer and Scott Wilkinson Elizabeth Collins ’89 and Jon Wilson Angela and Michael Woodbury
CLASS OF 2025...................74% Anna Menzer ’90 and Wilson Blake, Jr. Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Leslie and Michael Brickey Kelly Shanks ’85 and Jim Burrow III Lisa Carey ’01 and James Campbell Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Catherine and Mark Chubb Kate and Coleman Connell Claire and William Cox, Jr. Sherrie and Carlton Evans Christine and Christian Fahey Kim and Brad Flynn Amy and Robert Higginbotham Frannie Pitts ’96 and Cam Hillyer Katharine Duerr ’95 and Cullen Kent Megan and Paul Klimo Karmen and Jeff Kuznitz Jennifer Magee Milton Magee, Jr. Anne and Andy McCarroll Kimberly Miller Laura and David Neubert Nikki Wheaton Lane and Mark Whitehead Jaime and Kevin Wilson
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Leslie Levy ’93 and Will Aclin Tracy and Jim Alexander, Jr.
Hadley Ingram ’94 and Scott Arnold IV Bess and Jack Bartusch Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Kim and Jere Bowden Dorothy Henderson ’98 and Patrick Burke Wakenya and Gyasi Chisley Holly Clark ’91 Anne McGrew ’88 and Kemp Conrad Sherrie and Carlton Evans Darby and Jason Farmer Anne and Pat Gamble Elizabeth Gilliland ’87 Courtney Bilbro ’94 and DJ Hardin Morgan Futrell Harriman ’98 Whitney and Russell Harris Rob Humphreys Lauren and Ben Keras Maggie and Andrew Phillips Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Lauri Hays ’92 and David Prather Melissa and Joe Ra Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Kristi and William Roark Audrey and JB Selecman Jennifer and Brian Sims Erin Clouse and Rich Swapp Crocker and Todd Wallace Meg House ’86 and Keith Warner Philip Weber Jennifer McCormack ’88 and Jimmy Weeks, Jr. Cissy and Greg Wilkinson Allison Anthony ’93 and Kem Wilson Linda and Brooks Winchester
CLASS OF 2027.................. 56% Joanitha Barnes LaUna and Chris Brubaker Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Caroline and Mason Cousins Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Danielle Donald Julie and Michael Dunavant Alison LaMore ’00 and Griffin Elkington Kathryn and Daniel Feinstone Keelan and William French III Ginnie and Matt Geater
Amanda Eckels ’94 and Nick Goetze Courtney Bilbro ’94 and DJ Hardin Charles Harrell Sarah and Jimmy Haygood lV Eleanor Catmur ’93 and Jason Higginbotham Katheryn Canale ’94 and K.C. Horne Lindsey and Acy Humphries Katie Gwin ’97 and Mike Jenkins Laura Lee and Trey Jones Karmen and Jeff Kuznitz Kristian Lewis Laurie and Casey McCandless Amy and Matthew Moss Laura and David Neubert Jayme and Daniel Nevels Lisa Usdan and David Portnoy Hattie and Chad Rounder Elaine and Trip Spear III Jessica and John Thompson Bobbi and Joey Vandergrift Katerina and Brad Webb Jaime and Kevin Wilson Libby and McLean Wilson
CLASS OF 2028.................. 56% Andrea and Chris Blaylock Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Kristin and Scott Budzak Peggy Curtis ’98 and Chip Campbell Kristi and James Carmichael Catherine and Mark Chubb Mandy and Robert Coe III Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Cindy and Edward Dobbs Stephanie and Kelly Doherty Jane Kathryn and Matt Evans Anne and Chris Glankler Jennifer and Will Godwin Lauren and Tom Hill Lana and Cy Holmes lll Stephanie and Brett Hughes Emily and Brandon Kamm Marj and John Livingston Nancy and J.D. McDonnell
Marsha and Russ Phillips Ying and Art Saisuphaluck Bonnie and Jason Shelby Palmer and Foster Smith III Chrissie Centko ’96 and David Tashie Philip Weber Deidra and Don Wiener Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
CLASS OF 2029................... 41% Nicole and David Billingsley Ken Brashier Lucy and Brian Bruijn Lisa Carey ’01 and James Campbell Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Anne Samaha ’98 and Woodson Dunavant Darby and Jason Farmer Maggie and Trey Haire III Hardin Barton ’92 and David Kimmel Kristian Lewis Erin and Jeff Mason Amy and Matthew Moss Amy Rolfes ’92 and Josh Poag Kimmy and Ross Rutledge
Jennifer and Dale Stover Libby and McLean Wilson
CLASS OF 2030................... 61% Lale and Oscar Adams Meghan and Rob Beasy Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Jennifer and Jay Campbell Mandy and Robert Coe III Whitney and Russell Harris Lana and Cy Holmes III Lauren and Ben Keras Melanie and Jason Koo Lindsay Horner ’99 and Philip Lewis Jacquelyn and Jamal McCall Nancy and J.D. McDonnell Lisa Usdan and David Portnoy Krystal and Lynn Shaw Shelly and Michael Thannum Susanna Thomas ’95 and Neil Weston Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah and those who wish to remain anonymous
THE ANNUAL FUND: GRANDPARENTS
Girls look forward to Grandparent’s Day, excited for the opportunity to share their school day. Priscilla and Jim Alexander Lyn Rembert ’64 and Ted Bailey Faith Barcroft Anne and James Barker Dottie Hall Barry ’40 Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Caroline Bartusch Barbara and Gerald Billions Judy and Tom Billups Jake Bland Sharon and Dewayne Bolton
Connie Border Helen and Denby Brandon Kay and John* Brannon Mary and Maury Bronstein Susan Brubaker Mary Beth and Tom Bryce Linda and Kenny Burdette Chipsey and Bill Butler III Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Flo Britton Campbell ’47 Judith and Bruce Campbell, Jr.
Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr. Mary and William Carrier Nancy and Louis Chiozza Clifford Chubb Nancy Hughes ’70 and Chuck Coe Beverly and Richard Colditz Louise Wilbourn Collier ’42* Anne Connell Carol and Bob Covington Marilyn and Bill Crosby
Janice and Jim Davis Linda and Don DeBerry Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Fannie Dukes Gwen and Max Dula Lillian Dunavant Martha Ann and Jerald Duncan Betty and Mike Dusenbery Pat Eason Laila and Rick Eckels Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Jane Beck ’65 and Mason Ezzell Catherine Fahey Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. Joanne and Danial Flanders Sandra and Randy Flatt Ellen and Jere Fones Carol and Tim Fuss Margaret and Ken Garland Allison and Tom Garrott Lucia and Jim Gilliland Susan and Albert Goetze Nancy and Emmel Golden, Jr. Bobbi Graves Jean and John Griffin Kathy and Paul Griffin Brenda and Fred Grinder Patricia and William Hackett Linda and James Haire Betty Jane Harris Ginger Hathcock Cheryl and Greg Hausmann Walker Hays III Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood Henderson, Jr. Page Price ’68 and Walter Henrion Sally and Wil Hergenrader Tish Hickox Pam and David Hill Katharina and James Hipp Calma and John Hobson Linda and Mike Hopper Jean Jones House ’58 Peggy Walker Huffman ’55 Bernice Hederman Hussey and Hal Brunt Stella Jackson Dodie Schas ’54 and Ila Jehl, Jr.
Mary and Warren Jennings Celeste and Bob Johnston Mary and Baxter Jones Mary Joy and Milton Knowlton Vicki and Denny Koehn Sharon and Bernie Kustoff Diane and Jerome Larkin Kathy and Scott Ledbetter Karen and Preston Lee, Jr. Marge and Bill Levy John Lewis Kay and Charles Luter Geri MacQueen Milton Magee Betty Cotten ’54 and John Malmo Rosalie and Paul Marek Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall Hilda Martin Genie and Payson Matthews Marie and Porter Maxwell, Jr. Emily and J.W. McAllister Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr. Paula and Bob McEniry Jane and Eddie Moak Joye and Tom Monaghan Ruth and Charles Montague, Jr. Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Janie and Walker Morris, Jr. Robert Moss, Jr. Barbara and Bill Muir Hilda Mullen Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Ann Mullis Nancy and Mike Murphy Ginny Smith ’62 and Bryan Nearn, Jr. Julie and Peter Neyhart Marti Nichols Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Norma and Penn Owen, Jr. Donna and Doug Paine Rosann Painter Mary and John Parrish Louise and Takis Patikas Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Rochelle and Frank Perlman Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
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THE ANNUAL FUND: GRANDPARENTS co n tin u e d 2014-2015 PARENT & GRANDPARENT VOLUNTEERS We are fortunate to have an engaged group of parents and grandparents who are willing to step up and ensure the Annual Fund campaign is a success. Thank you to this special group of volunteers!
The girls are so proud to have their Grandparents and Grandfriends see their work. Annette and Dick Popwell Julanne Portis Rita and Hubert Ragsdale Cookie and Arthur Ray Linda and Pat Reilly, Sr. Patsy and Al Richey Barbara and Leonard Richman Gayle and Preston Robb Mimi Robinson ’62 and Jerry Rose Sunny and Al Ross Charlotte Saunders Wendy and Allen Saylor Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Charlotte Schenken Erin and Ray Schultz Betty and John Shanks 50 Susan and Mike Shivers
Beth Simpson Angela Smith Lynn Chandler Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Pat and Ron Solberg Karen and Will Stafford Marzette and Herman Stallings, Sr. Mimi and Edward* Steepleton Betty and Vaughn Stimbert Elaine and Leonard Sullivan Susan and David Sutton Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Jane Tarkington Anita and John Temple Lois and Al Thomason
Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Sally and George Thuransky David Tillmanns Evelyn and Thomas Trabue Lillian High ’60 and Nick Trotter Mary Truitt Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Peggy and Bud Webb Judy Weeks Karen and Alex Wellford Linda and James Wells Carole and Bill West Ellen Brakebill ’67 and Jim Westbrook Marie Wharton Sara Margaret and Cody White Shirley Whiteside Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Whitney Henderson
Laura Martin
Katie Matthews
Bricken ’97
Kristen Budzak
Ann Mullis
Scott Budzak
Dorothy Pounders
Pat Burke
Lacy Preston
Chip Campbell
Jeana Ray
Suzanne Murphy
Mitchell Redd
Patrick Reilly
Culpepper ’97
Clay Culpepper
Karin Rubnitz
Angie Deupree
Bonnie Shelby
Will Deupree
Jason Shelby
Danielle Donald
Christy Taylor
Casey Hesser
Adrianne Tillmanns
Vivian Jones
Bobbi Vandergrift
Catherine Barbee
Helen France Wade ’82
Jenne Prest Williams ’82
Kastner ’85
Ron Kastner
Karen Woodyard
Lauren Keras Deanna Wilbourn Becky and Spence Wilson Natalie Holt Wilson ’58 Nelda and Robert Wilson Norma and Kem Wilson, Jr. Sally and Dex Witte Carol and Fred Wolf
Jane and Wilson Woo Peggy and Leonard Wright Susan and Kent Wunderlich and those who wish to remain anonymous * denotes deceased
THE ANNUAL FUND: FACULTY and STAF F
Gwendolyn Adaway Glenda Akers Tracy Alexander Jane Allen Virginia Baird Cathy Barber Joyce Barnes Bess Bartusch Margaret Bell Sandy Benson Carnell Benton Arnell Benton Mona Bland Caroline Blatti Sherry Blumberg Elizabeth Boggan Matt Braby Jacqueline Bridges Donna Budynas Sandra Burt Lisa Carey Campbell ’01 Andrew Cantrell Rosa Carter Anne Marie Caskey ’80 Judi Centko Kenna Chelsoi Catherine Chubb Martina Cole Maureen Collins
Leiza Collins Lauren Colpitts Candy Covington Suzanne Cowan Kathryn Cox ’09 Jesse Cresswell Alice Trotter Crow ’88 Ann Marie Crump Leslie Johnson Daniel Kimberly Davidson Charlotte Davis Becky Deehr Michele Nichols Dennis ’80 Millie Duke Wendy Dunlap Robert Edwards Lynn Erickson Misty Raiford Estes ’86 Maria Evans Anna Farmer Nancy Fields Tracey Zerwig Ford Clay Francis Rachel Frank Jennifer Futrell Loraine McKinnie Galbreath ’67 Ruth Wood Garrett ’05 Jeanie Gibson Barry Gilmore
Gretchen Gintz Alicia Glenn Heather Golden Vickie Graham Rachel Gray Jennifer Guglietti Lori Guy Maggie Haire Susan Hale Henry Hampton Ivy McPherson Hayes ’84 Allyse Holcomb Rosie Hunt Melissa Ivy Ashley Jamison Kathryn Jasper Contina Johnson William Jones Thomas Jones Elizabeth Chisholm Jordan ’86 Catherine Barbee Kastner ’85 Rick Kennedy Katharine Duerr Kent ’95 Amanda Killen Ashley King Brandon Knisley Vicki Koehn Louisa Koeppel Andrea Lacher
Amy Lawrence Jeanette Leake A’ndrea Leavy Alejandra Lejwa Adrian Lester Jennifer Liddell Hollis Ligon Hong Lin Frank Lipsey Robin Loeffel Napoleon Logan Shannon Manzi Monica Marshall Jane Maxwell Debra McDaniel Brittany McDonald Gloria McKinner Kris McNeil Meggan Meakin Veronica Miller Whitney Miller ’88 Anne Davey Grace Anne Morrison Joy Thompson Morrow ’06 Katy Nair Sunny Noffsinger Kim Waxman O’Bar ’00 Steve O’Dell Randy Olswing Mark M. Parker Vicki Parks Kelly Parsons Pam Padgett Patteson ’88 Glenda Pera Lauren Perry Natalie Pettey Ivy Bryant Phillips ’05 Arien Plante Missy Prewitt Molly Prewitt ’05 Shaun Quist Rachel Randall Jay Rapp John Reynolds Lana Rich Ronnie Robinson Beth Halliburton Robison ’82
James Ross Hattie Rounder Wendy Saylor Mary Schriner Elizabeth Schubert Katie Sentilles Roxie Sharp Laura Shy Cathleen Sibley Nick Simpson Dorothy Sisnett Christopher Smith Angela Smith Nancy Smith Annette Smith Candice Spiniolas Rebecca Spiro Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Susan Steinkamp Bill Stewart Bethany Stover Jennifer Stover Stewart Taylor ’06 Tara Thomas Lyndi Thompson Scott Throckmorton Lynn Tian Kathleen Towner Lee Travis Irene Wade Wesley Wade ML Gough Weber Jean Weiss Christina Wellford-Scott ’69 Mary Lee Wesberry Lucy Wunderlich Wesson ’74 Nikki Wheaton Takia White Bonnie Wicker Caroline Willson Cathy Wilson Julie Wilson Linda Winchester Charee Wittenberg Christopher Zach Vanessa Zaldana Samantha Ziegler
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Anonymous Stephanie and John Adams, Jr. Kathy and Ben Adams Paul and Dot Akin Jane and Don Allen Sylvie and Ricardo Alvergue Tracy and Rocky Anthony Barbara Barwick Apperson ’53 Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr. Jill and Jim Arthur III Dede and Stewart Austin, Sr. Susan Fulmer* ’51 and John Austin Joan Buchignani ’76 and Bill Barnett Dottie Hall Barry ’40 Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Sandy Benson Debbie and Richard Binswanger Kim and Earl Blankenship Carol Thomas Blumeyer ’80 Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Jeanne Bowen Suzanne and David Brandon Cary Coors ’76 and Keith Brown Mary Beth and Tom Bryce Dorothy Dyess Bryce-Morton ’43 Mayrene Dillard Buxton ’52 Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Mary and Don Campbell, Jr. Beth and Hunt Campbell Lois and Chris Canale, Sr. Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Judi Centko Carolyn and Thomas Chesney Brandi and Kenan Clinton Nancy Hughes ’70 and Chuck Coe Laura and Jay Cofield Candy and Del Covington Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr. Lucia Whittemore ’73 and Hal Crenshaw Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Michele Nichols ’80 and Reed Dennis Stephanie Spickard Dollahite ’67 Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Peggy and Dwight Drinkard Ben Duke Gwen and Max Dula Lillian Dunavant
Michelle and Bill Dunavant III Dorritte Evans Early ’60 Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards, Jr. Mary Adamson ’78 and James Edwards Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Terri and Ed Flemmons, Jr. Ellen and Jere Fones Debbi and Philip Freeburg Judith and James Freeman Carol and Tim Fuss Loraine McKinnie Galbreath ’67 Ellen Lichterman ’69 and Robert Gardner, Jr. Allison and Tom Garrott Lucia and Jim Gilliland Ingrid and Gordon Goldsmith Ann and Walter Grant Lisa and Chip Grayson, Jr. Enid and George Griesbeck Helen Gronauer Llewellyn and Josh Hall, Jr. Betty and Charles Harbison Ivy McPherson ’84 and Tom Hayes Stephanie Fuss ’82 and Tim Hayes, Jr. Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood W. Henderson, Jr. Ellen Raines ’77 and Ian Hendry Page Price ’68 and Walter Henrion Cissy and Chris Heppel Randy Hill Pam and David Hill Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Linda and Mike Hopper Jean Jones House ’58 Jody Hunter Melissa and Alex Ivy Carol Lewis ’50 and Henry Jones, Jr. Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Valerie Thorn Jones ’69 Kim and Bryan Jordan Toni Ledbetter Kaiser Emily Freeburg ’76 and Harvey Kay III Vicki and Denny Koehn Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick, Jr. Sharon and Bernie Kustoff Audrey and Rick Landrum Kathy and Scott Ledbetter
Angie Royer ’82 and Jim Lenschau Vance James ’83 and John Lewis Cindy and John Limbaugh Rebecca Balton ’76 and Chris Long Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Geri MacQueen Betty Cotten ’54 and John Malmo Julia Gray ’55 and Vann Manning Gloria and Doug Marchant Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr. Jane Maxwell Paula and Bob McEniry Dana and Bill McKelvy, Jr. Nancy and Robert Miller III Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Lisa Burkhalter ’75 and Bo Mitchum Peggy Lloyd Monger ’54 Pam Palmer ’76 and Fred Montesi Blanche Butler Montesi ’71 Robert Montgomery Laurie and Kent Monypeny Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Janie and Walker Morris, Jr. Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison Gray and Price Morrison Nancy and Steve Morrow Lynn and Davis Moser Camille Adams ’77 and Bill Mueller Hilda Mullen Deborah and Joel Murdock Nancy and Mike Murphy Marti Nichols Jill and Rob Norcross Jean Norfleet Sarah and Dennis Norton Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Caroline and Wilson Orr Gwen and Penn Owen Rosann Painter Kitty Denton ’65 and Gilbert Palmer Helen Norfleet ’51 and Mark Panton Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Donna and Landon Pendergrass Mary Pettey ’71
Becky and Robby Pharr Paige Bailey ’77 and John Phillips IV Kim and Johnny Pitts Beth Thomas ’75 and Tom Ploch Ashley York ’78 and Ed Porter, Jr. Dixie Busby ’53 and Jim Power Missy Prewitt Debbie and Barham Ray Marilyn Adams ’71 and Woody Ray, Jr. Cookie and Arthur Ray Sara and Phil Reese Gayle and Preston Robb Mary Wilbourn ’69 and Bert Robinson Claire Sebralla ’54 and Joe Saino Ruth and Joseph Samaha Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Suzy Satterfield ’73 and John Pickens Mary Carpenter ’67 and Clint Saxton Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Erin and Ray Schultz Christina Wellford-Scott ’69 and Terry Scott Marian and Frank Shaffer Betty and John Shanks Bob Sharp Karol and Andy Shaul Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Betty Nelson Smith ’48 Patsy and Robert Smith Lela Crump ’71 and Jim Smith Lynn Chandler Smith Susan and Tom Stephenson Betty and Vaughn Stimbert Kitty and Buddy Stimson, Jr. Theresa and Frank Stone Elizabeth and John Stout Mary Katherine and Elmer Stout Carol Krausnick Stout ’74 Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor Helen Twist Thomas ’47 Ruth Kish ’57 and Ron Thompson Lucie May Thompson ’69 Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Nina and Matthew Thornton III Deborah Dunklin Tipton Nancy and Snowden Todd Kathleen and Jud Towner IV
Lillian High ’60 and Nick Trotter Betty Weaver Tully ’54 Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Gail Gordon ’67 and Pete Turner Pam Breland Van Doren ’64 Gina Webb Karen and Alex Wellford Anne Wesberry Mary Lee and Jess Wesberry, Jr. Lucy Wunderlich Wesson ’74 Carole and Bill West Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’56 Russell Price ’74 and Cary Whitehead III Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener Deanna Wilbourn Billie Anne Williams Elizabeth and Russell Williamson Allison and Sandy Willson Norma and Kem Wilson, Jr. Pal Adams Wilson ’70 Margaret Hooks Wilson ’45 Natalie Holt Wilson ’58 Sally and Dex Witte Charee and Lou Wittenberg II Mary and Malcolm Wood Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67 Martha Gulledge ’47 and Cordra York
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THE ANNUAL FUND: FORMER BOARD of T RU ST E E S Stewart G. Austin, Sr. Deborah H. Binswanger Cary Coors Brown ᾽76 Tom Bryce Howard H. Byers, Jr. Chris W. Canale, Sr. Lawrence L. Crane, Jr. Meg Thomas Crosby ᾽88 Bill Dunavant III Dorritte Evans Early ᾽60
Doug Edwards Ed Eleazer Julie H. Ellis Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. Dot Dunavant Fisher ᾽73 Tom Garrott III George M. Griesbeck Gaye Gillespie Henderson ᾽67 Richard Hussey, Jr. Elizabeth Saxton Inman ᾽99
Scott P. Ledbetter John Malmo Blanche Butler Montesi ᾽71 Pam Palmer Montesi ᾽76 Price Morrison, Jr. Steve Morrow Davis Moser, M.D. Rush O᾽Keefe, Jr. Joe Orgill III Max Painter, M.D.*
Owen Tabor, Sr. Jenny Tibbs, M.D. ᾽83 Aggie Ming Turley ᾽40 Bill West Bailey Wiener Abbie Ware Williams ᾽89 Kem Wilson, Jr.
Lane Patton Patikas ᾽88 Harry J. Phillips, Jr.* David T. Popwell Mark Putman Randy Ramey, M.D. Barham Ray Suzy Satterfield, M.D. ᾽73 Mary Carpenter Saxton ᾽67 John Thomas Stout Margaret Wellford Tabor ᾽55
* denotes deceased
FRI ENDS of HUTCHI SON Judy and Lynn Adkins Wendy Ansbro Deon Baker Marie and Mark Busse Patricia and Jim Cahill Jane Eaves Laila and Rick Eckels JoCathy Elkington
Barbara Himber Lindsey and Acy Humphries Marilyn and Hadley Hury Peggy and Bill Jones Toni Ledbetter Kaiser Sandi and Rick Kennedy Geri MacQueen Vicki and Jerry McGarrity
Veronica and Andre Miller Pat Moore Lynn and Davis Moser Stephanie and Steve O’Dell Marcia Phillips Ginna and Jason Rauls Kristine Rizzo James Robinson, Jr.
CO R P O R ATIO N S a nd FOUNDATI ONS Bank of America Foundation Butler Snow, LLP Capital Financial Group Conoco Phillips Express Employment Professionals First Tennessee Bank Haygood Realty Company, LP Hilton Hotel Corporation Junior League of Memphis
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KPMG Kroger Lasseter Enterprises Lee & Lee P.A. Medtronic Network For Good Newmont USA Unlimited Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation Patriot Security Systems Group LLC
PepsiAmericas Pfizer Foundation Matching Solberg Properties SunTrust Bank Target The Stovall Collection Toof American Digital Printing
Katherine Smith Philip Smith Betty and Vaughn Stimbert Mary Katherine and Elmer Stout Lynn Schadt Thomas Wesley Wade Karen and Alex Wellford Ellen and Stephen White
Harris Wilhoite Billie Anne Williams
GIF TS IN K IND Diane Ferguson Hilton Hotel Corporation Nancy Hammond ’80 and Chuck Fisher III Jeanne Bowen ‘75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Jennifer and Don Lasseter Just In Thyme Catering
Lasseter Enterprises Stilly and Melanie McFadden Kristopher McNeil Seldon Early ’79 and David Popwell Barbara and Rick Schultz Annette C. Smith Toof American Digital Printing
THE ANNUAL FUND: HONORARI U MS Emma Abbay ’23
Mary Bennett ’26
Sara Byrnes ’23
Coco Conrad ’26
Lucile Driscoll ’19
Ellen Brakebill ’67 and Jim Westbrook
Anne and James Barker
Jane and Tommy Byrnes
Anne McGrew ’88 and Kemp Conrad
Gwen and Michael Driscoll, Jr.
Sarah Abbay ’21
Addison Bihm ’17
Ann Carpenter ’29
Dabney Coors ’69
Elizabeth Duck ’06
Ellen Brakebill ’67 and Jim Westbrook
Peggy and Leonard Wright
Amelia Grace Billingsley ’29
Dana Buchman ’69 and Tom Farber Stewart Taylor ’06
Lisa Burkhalter ’75 and Bo Mitchum
Connie Condon Abston ’57
Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Connie Popwell ’06
Nicole and David Billingsley Angela Smith
Ellye Carpenter ’25
Candy Covington
Ben Duke
Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Bess and Jack Bartusch Mark M. Parker
Madison Duke ’12
Kate Caswell Carpenter ’27
Mary Cox ’25
Lacy and Preston Carpenter, Jr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Claire and William Cox, Jr.
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27
Judy and Tom Billups
Judi Centko
Marilyn and Bill Crosby
Isabelle Blais ’08
Chrissie Centko ’96 and David Tashie
Mary Kirk Adams ’30 Lale and Oscar Adams
Virginia Billions ’23
Christyn Antonelli ’15
Barbara and Gerald Billions Nancy and Emmel Golden, Jr.
Lynda and Dan Antonelli
Barbara Barwick Apperson ’53 Virginia Apperson ’75
Virginia Apperson ’75 Barbara Barwick Apperson ’53
Abigail Arnold ’22 Julanne Portis
Scott Arnold ’26 Julanne Portis
Elizabeth Graves Ball ’18 Bobbi Graves
Lilian Barcroft ’21 Faith Barcroft
Jaxsen Barnes-Harrell ’27 Joanitha Barnes
Dottie Hall Barry ’40 Judy Barry ’64 and Fletcher Maynard
Anne Bartusch ’26
Lynda and Dan Antonelli
Russell Wood Chambliss ’02
Caroline Blatti
Mary and Malcolm Wood
Candy and Del Covington
Anna Chiozza ’26
Sherry Blumberg
Nancy and Louis Chiozza
Marilyn and Hadley Hury
Lucy Chiozza ’23
Avery Boals ’19
Nancy and Louis Chiozza
Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr.
Brannon Chubb ’25
Claire Boals ’15
Kay and John* Brannon
Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr.
Cate Chubb ’28
Emma Brandon ’17
Kay and John* Brannon
Helen and Denby Brandon
Catherine Chubb
Madison Brashier ’29
Candy and Del Covington
Ken Brashier
Katie Clark ’26
Charlotte Burgess ’29
Holly Clark ’91
Caroline Bartusch Bess and Jack Bartusch
George Mickiewicz
Haley Clift ’19
Dorothy Henderson Burke ’98
Sarah Bartusch ’23 Caroline Bartusch Bess and Jack Bartusch
Kathryn Crosby ’27 Campbell Crosby ’28
Ben Duke Julie and Michael Dunavant Tish Thompson ’88 and Tommy O’Connor Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Haygood Realty Company, LP
Marilyn and Bill Crosby
Jane Dunavant ’29
Mary Crow ’21
Anne Samaha ’98 and Woodson Dunavant
Lillian High ’60 and Nick Trotter
Leah Dunlap ’17
Sally Crow ’19
Linda and Don DeBerry
Lillian High ’60 and Nick Trotter
Liza Dunlap ’19
Ann Marie Crump
Linda and Don DeBerry
Candy and Del Covington
Micaela Dusseault ’19
Taylor Crump ’22
Sue and Mike Dusseault
Holly Liles Crump ’93
Annaleigh Eason ’22
Madden Culpepper ’27
September and Bob Eason
Suzanne Murphy ’97 and Clay Culpepper
Evey Eason ’16
Kate Grace Cunningham ’17
September and Bob Eason
Kelly Graham ’79 and Bruce Cunningham
Mary Adamson Edwards ’78
Anne Catherine Demere ’14
Mary Grace Edwards Walters ’05
Emery Elkington ’27
Doug Paine
Pat Demere Jean Weiss
Stephanie Spickard Dollahite ’67
Emma Coe ’28
Mary Demere ’19
Julie and George Ellis
Sims Burke ’26
Mandy and Robert Coe III
Pat Demere Jean Weiss
Patton Ellis ’05 and Larry Weber Kelly Erb
JoCathy Elkington
Stephanie Spickard Dollahite ’67
Katelyn Coe ’28
Sophie Barzizza ’16
Lillie Burrow ’15
Mandy and Robert Coe III
Jordan Deupree ’24
Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80 Tom Barzizza
Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader
Cameron Cofield ’11
Angie and Will Deupree III Shirley Whiteside
Katie Estes ’17
Caroline Bennett ’20
Sandra Burt
Emily Cohen ’17
Jane Dodge ’20
Olivia Evans ’25
Anne and James Barker
Cindy Crill ’87 and Kevin Brewer Palmer and Richard Burt
Rochelle and Frank Perlman
Virginia Byars ’15
Anne Connell
Grace Bennett ’21 Anne and James Barker
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Stella Billups ’22
Chloe Duke ’14
Susan and Rice Byars Margaret McKee ’50
Laura and Jay Cofield
Kate Connell ’25
Joelle Lesley ’85 and Keith Dodge
David Doss Julie Bancroft ’84
Imogene Erb
Misty Raiford ’86 and Leslie K. Estes Sherrie and Carlton Evans Rita and Hubert Ragsdale
Sidney Springfield Evans ’76 Jim Springfield
Zoe Evans ’26
Kylee Gleeton ’29
Mae Harrison ’17
Pat Newberry Kelly
Ann Mellone ’24
Sherrie and Carlton Evans Rita and Hubert Ragsdale
Stella Jackson
Gayle and Preston Robb
Susanna Thomas ’95 and Neil Weston
Tait Ramey ’88 and Brian Mellone
Lilly Fahey ’25
Harper Godwin ’28
Caroline Hathcock ’22
Victoria Kennedy ’17
Abby Meloni ’15
Jennifer and Will Godwin
Ginger Hathcock
Karen and Will Stafford
Sally and Dex Witte
Reese Godwin ’23
Anita Herron Hayes ’57
Caroline Kyle ’15
Barbara Witte Meloni ’84
Jennifer and Will Godwin
Stewart Taylor ’06
Eric Johnson
Sally and Dex Witte
Madeline Goetze ’27
Owen Hergenrader ’18
Jeanette Leake
Ceil Meloni ’13
Laila and Rick Eckels
Sally and Wil Hergenrader
Jill and Rob Norcross
Sally and Dex Witte
Ingrid and Gordon Goldsmith
Morgan Hill ’05
Antonella Lejwa ’23
Mary Mitchum ’11
Jennie Goldsmith ’89 and Eric Rothman
Randy Hill
Alejandra and Diego Lejwa
Lisa Burkhalter ’75 and Bo Mitchum
Enid and George Griesbeck
Frannie Pitts Hillyer ’96
Miccaella Lejwa ’20
Whitney Miller ’88
Katie Griesbeck ’96
Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters Heather Holcomb ’96 and Matt Stemmler
Alejandra and Diego Lejwa
Candy and Del Covington
Hong Lin
Elizabeth Moak ’21
Phoebe Norcross ’13 Jill and Rob Norcross
Lisa and Brian Moak Jane and Eddie Moak
Christie Long ’08
Sarah Monaghan ’19
Rebecca Balton ’76 and Chris Long
Sarah Morris ’95 and Ned Brower Katie Morris ’89 and John Monaghan Joye and Tom Monaghan Janie and Walker Morris, Jr.
Catherine Fahey
Elizabeth Farnsworth ’18 Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. James Robinson, Jr. Mimi Robinson ’62 and Jerry Rose Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley
Bethany Fields ’15 Nancy and Michael Fields
Tracey Ford Candy and Del Covington Marian and Frank Shaffer
Katie Griesbeck ’96 Enid and George Griesbeck
Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75
Mayhill Fowler Anderson ’64
Bena Grimes ’22
Wendy Ansbro Jeanne Bowen Frannie Pitts ’96 and Cam Hillyer
Judy Barry ’64 and Fletcher Maynard Virginia Overton ’64 and George McLean Ainslie Pryor ’64 and Hardy Todd
Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall
Lisa Thomas Fox ’73 Helen Twist Thomas ’47
Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall
Sara Ackerman Frey
Anne Grinder ’19
Ann Grimes ’22
Virginia Overton ’64 and George McLean Susan and David Sutton Billie Anne Williams
Brenda and Fred Grinder
Kyle Tabor Furr ’81
Lori Guy
Mary Tabor ’82 and Robert Engel
Caroline Gamble ’26 John Lewis
Halle Garland ’27 Margaret and Ken Garland Ashley and Ken Garland
Ruth Wood Garrett ’05 Mary and Malcolm Wood
Sloan Towner Germann ’78 Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Snookie Gibbs Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall
Paige Phillips Gillespie ’07 Paige Bailey ’77 and John Phillips IV
Barry Gilmore Candy and Del Covington
Gretchen Gintz Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr.
Cara Baskin Grinder ’96 Heather Holcomb ’96 and Matt Stemmler Candy and Del Covington
Helen Morrison Guyton ’05 Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison
Susan Hale Candy and Del Covington
Llewellyn Hall ’12 Anne Connell
Katherine Harding ’20 Lori and Chris Harding
Aaleen Haris ’30 Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
Menaal Haris ’28 Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
Haney Harris ’26 Whitney and Russell Harris
Mallory Harris ’30 Whitney and Russell Harris
Sarah Frances Harris ’20 Cathy and Jeff Harris
Paige Freeman Hoover ’99 Judith and James Freeman
Marianne Crawford Farnsworth Horan ’71 Hal B. Howard* and the Crawford Howard Private Foundation
Isabella Hughes ’28 Stephanie and Brett Hughes
Bernice Hederman Hussey Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr.
Ann Grier Johnston ’24 Mary and Warren Jennings
Mary Johnston Mary and Warren Jennings
Addie Jones ’18 Mary and Baxter Jones
Kim Jordan Michelle and Bill Dunavant III
Juliana Judge ’22 Barbara Mattingly
Robert Jungklas Sheri Bancroft ’88
Lauren Kaiser ’02 Toni Ledbetter Kaiser
Mary Elizabeth Kakales ’12 Betty and Charles Harbison
Anne Orgill Keeney ’85 Catherine Barbee ’85 and Ron Kastner
Amelia Losch ’24 Ellen and B.J. Losch
Addison Magee ’25 Milton Magee
Ragan Crawford Magness ’88 Stewart Taylor ’06
Mollie Marshall ’15
Sinclaire Montgomery ’07 DeMere Montgomery Robert Montgomery
Mary Margaret Moore ’15
Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall
Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader
Kendall Marston ’05
Anne Davey
Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr.
Robin Marston ’08 Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr.
Catherine Kaiser Martin ’99 Toni Ledbetter Kaiser
Margaret Mavar ’28 Jane Tarkington
Jill and Rob Norcross
Madison Morris ’20 Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris
Susan Morris ’18 Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris
Mallory Mullis ’18
Janice and Jim Davis
Betty and Mike Dusenbery Ann Mullis Leslie and Michael Mullis
Mary McBride ’19
Morgan Murdock ’14
Sarah Davis McAllister ’23
Jeni and Steve McBride
Deborah and Joel Murdock
Izzie McCarroll ’25
Gwin Griesbeck Myerberg ’99
Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr.
Enid and George Griesbeck
Josie McCarroll ’22
Katy Nair
Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr.
Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr.
Peggy Poynter McPherson
Caroline Nappier ’23
Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison
Suzanne and Bert Nappier IV
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THE ANNUAL FUND: HONORARI UMS, con tin u e d Anna Nearn ’19 Ginny Smith ’62 and Bryan Nearn, Jr.
Carol Murff Oates ’59 Patsy Taylor
Olivia O’Keefe ’16 Margaret O’Keefe
Jitka Okolicany Allison James ’12
Randy Olswing Candy and Del Covington
Catherine Owen ’17 Norma and Penn Owen, Jr.
Virginia Owen ’16 Evelyn and Thomas Trabue
Mark M. Parker Candy and Del Covington
Carter Patikas ’20 Louise and Takis Patikas
Sophie Patikas ’20 Louise and Takis Patikas
Glenda Pera Caroline Hughes ’12 Julia Perry ’18 Julanne Portis Amy and Kenny Traynom
Jane and Wilson Woo
Daisye Rainer ’17 Marti Nichols
Grace Ray ’26 Cookie and Arthur Ray
Lauren Reddoch ’17 Gwen and Max Dula
Claire Covington Reilly ’96 Candy and Del Covington
Evans Reilly Claire Covington ’96 and Robert Reilly
Elizabeth Renovich ’23 Lindsey Horne ’95 and Will Renovich
Ellie Rhea ’26 Allison Fones ’92
Lucy Rhea ’30 Allison Fones ’92
Sarah Richey ’22 Sylvia and Steve Richey Patsy and Al Richey
Sellers Richey ’24 Patsy and Al Richey Sylvia and Steve Richey
Megan Richman ’19
Bailey Phillips ’13
Barbara and Leonard Richman
Paige Bailey ’77 and John Phillips IV
Hallie Smith ’92
Virginia Matthews Phillips ’26
Patsy and Robert Smith
Maggie and Andrew Phillips
Alta Rose
Elizabeth Pierotti ’19
Erin Clouse and Rich Swapp
Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Zabelle Ross-Moxley ’27
Margaret Pierotti ’23
Sunny and Al Ross
Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Jennie Goldsmith Rothman ’89
Stephanie Pierotti ’15
Ingrid and Gordon Goldsmith
Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Carol and Tim Fuss
Gray Rutledge ’29
Haley Putman ’15
Lilly Sands ’22
Jane Beck ’65 and Mason Ezzell
Hannah Putman ’22 Jane Beck ’65 and Mason Ezzell
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Mattie Ra ’26
Kimmy and Ross Rutledge Cindy Stimbert ’87 and Steve Sands
Suzy Satterfield ’73 Amy Pickens ’11
Courtney Schaeffer ’17 Josephine Schaeffer ’92 and Robert Covington Carol and Bob Covington Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61
Claire Schneider ’20 Hilda Mullen
Caroline Shepherd ’21 Martha Ann and Jerald Duncan
Sydney Short ’21 Lisa Kustoff ’90 and Robert Giardino
Sydney Shy ’20 Flo Britton Campbell ’47
Sarah Simmons ’15 Charlotte Saunders
Carolyn Simpson ’16 Beth Simpson
Ann Smith ’28 Liz Smith ’05 Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Annette Smith Candy and Del Covington Pamela Sylvestre
Mimi Smith ’88 Patsy and Robert Smith
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Becky and Robby Pharr Palmer and Foster Smith III Katie Dobbs ’67 and L. Ed Eleazer, Jr. Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Mary Carpenter ’67 and Clint Saxton
Catherine Solberg ’22 Susan and Bobby Solberg Pat and Ron Solberg
Susan Springfield ’82 Jim Springfield
Laura Stafford ’23 Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford Rosann Painter
Gracie Stallings ’20 Marzette and Herman Stallings, Sr.
Ansley Stamper ’19 Misty and James Stamper
Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Candy and Del Covington
Ellie Steffner ’15 Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader
Carol Stout ’09 Mary Katherine and Elmer Stout
Megan Stout ’03 Mary Katherine and Elmer Stout
Katie Sumner ’15
CeCe Turley ’22 Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. James D. and Martha R. Robinson Fund James Robinson, Jr. Mimi Robinson ’62 and Jerry Rose Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley
Alex Wallace ’24 Lee & Lee P.A. Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Claire Wallace ’22 Jennifer and John Wallace
Mary Allen Wallace ’26
Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner
Lee & Lee P.A. Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55
Mayers Wallace ’20
Kyle Tabor ’81 and Billy Furr
Nina Hammond Tayloe ’69
Lee & Lee P.A. Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Lee Seabrook ’69 and Joe Duncan
Je Je Warner ’24
Stewart Taylor ’06
Jean Jones House ’58
Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Julia Taylor ’06
Margaret Warner ’26
Claire Temple ’15
Kaylee Webb ’27
Anita and John Temple
Kaley Thannum ’30 Shelly and Michael Thannum
Mary Thomason ’17 Lois and Al Thomason
Jean Jones House ’58 Peggy and Bud Webb
Alexandra Weiss ’18 Tish Hickox
Christina Wellford Scott ’69
Mary Elisabeth Tipton ’10
Marion McKee ’69 and Hunter Humphreys
Deborah Dunklin Tipton
Ted Werner
Cristie Upshaw Travis ’72
Jenny Werner ’89 and Rob Carter
Lee Travis
Taylor West ’07
Callan Truitt ’17
Caroline Lowrance ’07
Mary Truitt
Janie White ’16
Elizabeth Tual ’04
Sara Margaret and Cody White
Lee Seabrook ’69 and Joe Duncan
Takia White
Aggie Ming Turley ’40
Stewart Taylor ’06
Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr.
Bailey Wiener ’24 Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Katie Wiener ’22 Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Marilyn Wiener ’20
THE ANNUAL FUND: ME MORIAL S
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Morgan Wiener ’28 Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Shirley Abraham
George Coors
Meredith Fox ’13
McCadden Wilbourn ’23
Janet Kloville
Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr.
Mindy Cole ’90 and Kenny Pillow
Cooper Adams
Litsey Corona ’07
Bonner Williams ’12
Pal Adams Wilson ’70
Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85 Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor
Sue Adams
Corinne Williams ’17
Suzanne Simpson Baker ’53
Suzanne Carter ‘07 Kate Christenbury ‘07 Cayce Connolly Cloud ‘07 Hayley Efird ‘07 Lawrence Freeburg ‘07 Laura McKee Gamper ‘07 Margaret Fleckenstein Hans ‘07 Selden Humphreys ‘07 Caroline Lowrance ’07 Emily Abernathy Marino ’07 Teddy Mayer ’07 Sinclaire Montgomery ‘07 Libby Moore ‘07 Mary Holland Doan Morris ‘07 Bailey Mueller ‘07 Lizzy Newton ‘07 Ashley Norfleet ‘07 Catherine Cowart O’Mell ’07 Mary Pierce ’07 Price Smith Peacock ’07 Mandy Pattison Parks ’07 Grace Simmons ’07 Price Smith ‘07 Sarah Stimson ‘07 Taylor West ‘07 Rachel Hardin Yerger ‘07
Lizzie Folk ’12 Angie Royer ’82 and Jim Lenschau Alex Lenschau ’12 Kelley Guinn McArtor ’12
Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85
Jenne Prest Williams ’82
Pal Adams Wilson ’70 Betsy Dumas ’53 and Paul Gebhardt
Billie Beasley
Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85
Missey and Terry Hayes
Curry Wilson ’81
Cristy Coors Beasley ’67
Kathy and Paul Griffin
Deborah Dunklin Tipton
Campbell Wilson ’25
Tom Bennett
Nelda and Robert Wilson
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Elizabeth Wilson ’23
Virginia B. Blackburn
Elizabeth Collins ’89 and Jon Wilson
Laura Simmons ’73 and Paige Martin
Emily Wilson ’24
Donna Kay Byrd Bridgforth
Elizabeth Collins ’89 and Jon Wilson
Lily Wilson ’23 Nelda and Robert Wilson
Lucy Wilson ’27 Nelda and Robert Wilson
Mary Brooks Winchester ’26 Cheryl and Greg Hausmann
Madison Witte ’13 Sally and Dex Witte
Rachel Woodman ’16 Susan and George Woodman
Lynn Witte Wynn ’78 Sally and Dex Witte
Sally Wynn ’12 Sally and Dex Witte
Emmy Yambrek ’22 Professional Technologies Ana and Andy Yambrek
Gaby Yambrek ’23 Professional Technologies Ana and Andy Yambrek
Tricia Wood ’93 and Randy Bratton Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller
Emily Smith Britton ’55 Cynthia Britton ’80 and Michael Cross
Tara Burkhart Virginia Overton ’64 and George McLean
Gene Carlisle Courtney Carlisle Bolton ’98
The Honorable Oscar Clark Carr III Julie and George Ellis Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Jane Ogden Carruthers ’44 Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Roma Chandler Lynn Chandler Smith
Genny Cockrell Clarissa and Terry Turner
Louise Wilbourn Collier ’42 Michelle and Bill Dunavant III Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Elizabeth Collins ’81 Katherine Buchman ’81 and Tom Brinkley Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner
Velma Thorn Cunningham ’73 Kristine Rizzo Suzy Satterfield ’73 and John Pickens
Jerry Donald Jeanette and Jerry Donald Ellen and Stephen White
Claudia Willins Earp ’54 Missy Earp McGowan ’79
Virginia Erwin ’36 Ginnie and Matt Geater
Vicki Fisher Karen and John Emmett Marcia Phillips Naja Shabazz ’01
Leonard Frey Susan and David Sutton Billie Anne Williams
Marianne Crawford Howard Guckenberger ’44 Hal B. Howard* and the Crawford Howard Private Foundation
Milbrey Heard ’47
Lucie May Thompson ’69 Linda Schaeffer ’69 and Mike Yarman
Ashby Taylor Loftin ’78 Cathy Stackpole Pipe ’78
Helen Lowrance ’29 Laura Simmons ’73 and Paige Martin
Carole Ruleman Manning ’69 Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Denise DuBois ’69 and Sledge Taylor lll
Goodwyn Heard ’01 and Jack Bell
Mary Woodson Mayer ’61
William T. Hayes, Sr.
Vicki Smith ’61 and Carl Weber
Camille Hayes ’10 Catherine Hayes ’12 Stephanie Fuss ’82 and Tim Hayes, Jr. Virginia Hayes ’13
Joanna Higdon Elise Higdon ’88 and Tripp H. Piper
Barbara Hood ’30 Alice Creason
Beth Hill
Anne Maynard ’35 Judy Barry ’64 and Fletcher Maynard
Betty Janes McCord ’46 Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall
Claude M. McCord Eleanor Cahill ’52 Patricia and Jim Cahill Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor Stewart Taylor ’06
Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor
Tonya McDonald
A. E. Horne, Jr., M.D.
Claudette Morrison ’02 and Brad Hawkins
Art Horne III
Virginia Ballou McGehee ’42
Billie Fisher Houghton ’49
Nugent Treadwell
Guthrie Johnson Killebrew ’60
Jane Michael ’51
Madeleine Perkins Jehl ’48
Billie Anne Williams
Cary Jehl ’77 and Logan Broussard
Dan Miller III
Kermit Kaiser
Maryan Heckle ’63 and Paul Mercer
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
John W. Montesi, Jr.
Emily Keesee ’33
Blanche Butler Montesi ’71
Sarah Keesee Vogel ’05
Carl E. Morrison, Jr.
Carolyn Kittle ’69
Vicki McGarrity
Dabney Coors ’69 Ann Martin ’58 and Joe Jennings, Jr. Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Denise DuBois ’69 and Sledge Taylor lll Frances Norfleet ’69 and Alex Thompson lll
Louise Leffler ’69 Dabney Coors ’69 Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Valerie Thorn Jones ’69 Vera Ellis Poag ’69 Denise DuBois ’69 and Sledge Taylor lll
Frank Norfleet Ginger Norfleet ’96 and Brad Coy
Katharine K. Nunnally Rob Humphreys
Thomas G. Parker Emily Freeburg ’76 and Harvey Kay III
Clinton R. Pearson Susan Brubaker
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ANNUAL FUND: MEMORIALS, continued Angela Perkins ’88
Irma Waddell Stafford ’43
Michele Humphrey ’88 and Brian Mallory Natalie Tooke ’84 and Tim Moran Sally Stevens ’88 and Sean Powell Jennifer McCormack ’88 and Jimmy Weeks, Jr.
Pauline Merrill ’82 and Chris Foster
Bruce Rasche Susu Rasche ’75 and Tommy Sneed
Joyce Rasche Susu Rasche ’75 and Tommy Sneed
Lawrence Rainer ’55 Lawrence Dillon ’05 and Brent Alexander
Jean Byars Roberts ’33 Jean Sanders ’55 and Robert Kirkpatrick, Jr.
Eve Robinson Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr.
Carol Ann Rockett Billie Anne Williams
Clare Ryan Candy and Del Covington Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. Mark M. Parker
Paul Schaefer Judy Barry ’64 and Fletcher Maynard
Patsy Simonton Ivy McPherson ’84 and Tom Hayes Maggie Hayes ’13 Marcia Phillips Angela Smith
Kitty Smith Katherine Smith Philip Smith
Virginia Genette Smith ’48 Allie James ’48 and Brian Quinn
Ann Spight Virginia Hester ’06 Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Deede Cannon Sherman ’90 Carol Stout ’09 Bonner Williams ’12 Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams Emily Woodbury ’08
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Jack Stanford Susan and David Sutton
Betty Frances Taliaferro Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor
Margaret Taylor Vicki McGarrity
Parrish Taylor Burson Taylor ’93 and Peter Snyder
Susan Burson Taylor Burson Taylor ’93 and Peter Snyder
Sally Tillmanns David Tillmanns
Margaret Condon Von Siegel ’55 Butler Snow, LLP Judith and Dennis Christa Lillian Dunavant Daphne Boyle ’75 and Nigel Hanbury Anita Herron ’57 and John Hayes Flo Pittman’55 and Andrew Jackson Hays Eva Mae Duncan ’55 and Bobby Hussey Peggy and Bill Jones Suzanne Ellis ’52 and Neely Mallory, Jr. Julia Gray ’55 and Vann Manning Memphis Fire Department Pat Moore Mary Wallace Harton ’55 and Richard Murray Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Caroline and Wilson Orr Helen Norfleet ’51 and Mark Panton Carol Harton ’54 and James Shannon, Jr. Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr.
William Webster Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67
Russel Lee Wiener Julie and George Ellis Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Dorothy Kirby Wills ’40 Mary Wills ’09
Corinne Murrah Wilson ’41 Jenna C. Poppe
PATSY SI MONTON The student activity fund was renamed in 2006 to honor longtime Hutchison employee Patsy Simonton. Jane and Don Allen Virginia Baird Sandy Benson Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Judi Centko Catherine and Mark Chubb Candy and Del Covington Ann Marie and Charlie Crump Misty Raiford ’86 and Leslie K. Estes Tracey and Bryan Ford Katy and Brent Nair Theresa and Randy Olswing Kelly Parsons Pam Padgett ’88 and Chris Patteson Annette and Rod Smith
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