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CRUSADER ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL • AUSTIN, TEXAS • SPRING 2015 MAGAZINE
INSIDE • TALKING TECH •S T. ANDREW’S GROWS A KINDERGARTEN • DEVELOPMENT NEWS •O UR SCHOLARS, ARTISTS, ATHLETES & SERVANTS
SERVANT NEWS WELCOME
Join Us on May 3rd! WELCOME! On any given day at St. Andrew’s, peek into a classroom and you’ll see students using technology in various ways: • L ower Schoolers having a video chat with Nicaraguan students •M iddle Schoolers using a geography application to learn the 50 states •U pper Schoolers creating audio recordings of Milton’s Paradise Lost. When you look closely, you realize these students aren’t simply playing with the latest gadget; they’re using a tool to transform their educational experience. They’re discovering new ideas by creating and manipulating information.
Please join us, and more than 500 St. Andrew’s families and friends, for this year’s Concert for Financial Aid on Sunday, May 3rd at 6 p.m.! This year’s event will be held on our Upper School Nazro Green and we’ll be “Toasting to the Derby” in true Kentucky Derby fashion! The Concert for Financial Aid supports nearly 20% of our student population and provides tuition assistance to those who need it most. Featuring the nationally known Emerald City band, guests can expect high energy entertainment, a delicious Derby-inspired menu from Fork & Taco and Quality Seafood, signature cocktails—including mint juleps with local Texas bourbon—race highlights, incredible auctions, and more! Our goal this year is to raise $250,000 for St. Andrew’s Financial Aid Program.
Table and Individual Reserved Seating Sponsorships are on sale now! Visit www.sasaustin.org/concert to sponsor today—tables are selling fast! Thank you to our corporate sponsors who have committed themselves to this worthy fundraiser! To date, our corporate sponsors include:
For our first edition of the digital Crusader Magazine, we thought it would be fun to explore further how these technologies are shaping education at St. Andrew’s. We’ll also take a look at exciting projects on the horizon, and re-cap some momentous occasions in the 2014–2015 school year so far.
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INSIDE Welcome 2
Welcome to our first digital mid-year Crusader Magazine!
Talking Tech 4
Our Division Heads describe technology in the classroom
Time for a Tech Check-Up 6 Director of Technology Matt Lipstein gives the rundown on our tech goals
Tech 101: Class in Session 8
Get a glimpse of tech in our classrooms
Development News 12
A brief status update of our new Kindergarten and Master Site plans
Scholar News 14
Achievements by our scientists, engineers, and linguists
Arts News 16
Our performing artists shine on stages across the country
Athletic News 18
Honors for record seasons and top-notch coaches
Servant News 20 Students support local food banks, schools, community centers, and charity events
Our Traditions 22
A photo montage of some school events this year
Alumni News 46 Alumni events bring familiar faces back together to reminisce and look ahead
ADMINISTRATION & BOARD Sean Murphy, Head of School Todd Stephenson, Head of Upper School Alice Nezzer, Head of Middle School Kama Bruce, Head of Lower School Margie Gaudin, Chair, Board of Trustees St. Andrew’s Lower and Middle School Campus 1112 West 31st Street, Austin, Texas 78705 St. Andrew’s Upper School Campus 5901 Southwest Parkway, Austin, Texas 78735 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is to provide an enriched academic program within a Christian environment emphasizing the fulfillment of each student’s potential. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The school strives to help young people achieve their potential not only in intellectual understanding but also in esthetic sensitivity, physical well-being, athletic prowess, and moral decisiveness so that they may lead productive, responsible lives, not only for themselves, but also for their community. DIVERSITY STATEMENT OF PURPOSE Diversity at St. Andrew’s is grounded in our identity as a family-based community, a faithbased community, and a learning community. We understand that our strength and resilience as a three-fold community stems from our commitment to: • honor each individual’s unique perspective; • respect the dignity of every human being as a child of God, and; • develop the knowledge, skills, and understanding necessary to engage with and respond to the needs of an evolving world. CORE VALUES Community Based on trust, traditions, communication, appreciation, and support Spiritual Foundation To develop moral behavior High Expectations Reflected in both the knowledge base and behavior of the faculty, staff, students, parents, and board members Caring, Celebration and Humor Fostered by kindness and collegiality STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION St. Andrew’s Episcopal School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at this school. We do not discriminate in the administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship, athletics, or other programs.
Share Your Story 30
Alumni share updates on their recent accomplishments
St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 35 Take a minute to check your name
ON THE COVER
Top left: A St. Andrew’s student helps Breakthrough kids learn computer skills. Top right: Robotics Team members craft their “CruBot.” Middle left: Annual match-up of Upper School Soccer and alumni. Middle right: Lower Schoolers learn how to count money. Bottom left: “Sweeney Todd” nabs 10 nominations.
TALKING TECH
TALKING TECH When we talked to our division leaders—Mr. Bruce, Mrs. Nezzer (’81), and Dr. Stephenson—about the role technology plays in the classroom, it was clear they all believe in its power to transform the learning process for the better. Here are a few ways they describe technology’s role in support of students at St. Andrew’s.
KAMA BRUCE HEAD OF LOWER SCHOOL FOUNDATIONAL I’m reading a lot of research about this topic right now. Teachers need to see technology as foundational, not additive. If it’s not part of their initial plan it probably doesn’t belong in it. I ask teachers to tell me where they see the power in the tool they want to use. If you can’t articulate ‘why’ then it’s not necessary.
SOCIAL We need to preserve and amplify the social aspect of education. Technology can help us do this by allowing students to cross time and space to engage with other students and broaden their perspective. There is a huge SEL component to this as well. We don’t want to simply have students camp out with a tool. We want them to remain engaged with the human element, collaborate with each other. We can’t forget the social element students need as they mature.
TRANSFORMATIVE Kids find joy in making meaning and trying new roles. An effective tool for them is transformative—it doesn’t simply enable consumption, it allows students to create new materials and ideas. It would be wonderful for a student to see a flower growing,
have a teacher grab a tablet to begin illustrating what’s going on there, and then suddenly open up a whole new world of questions that students then can explore…perhaps even collaborate with other students to create their own flower based on what they learned.
ALICE NEZZER (’81) HEAD OF MIDDLE SCHOOL CURRENT Three years ago we started the 1:1 program for grades 7–8. The
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netbooks we’ve been using have limited capabilities and substantial wear and tear, so it’s time to update them. We had a group of students— our “Tech Testers”—try-out 4 different devices over the course of 3 weeks and provide an analysis on which device is best. The Tech Testers were actually surprised by their findings; they presumed one device would be the best, and it was actually one of the worst. A few of the students gave a presentation of their findings to Director of Technology Matt Lipstein.
TALKING TECH
APPROPRIATE All seventh-graders take a Technology class led by Doug Alford, in which they learn skills like programming and composing emails, and appropriate online behavior to avoid potentially harmful situations (like malware and identity theft). On Wednesdays, Doug gives Tech Talks to all seventh- and eighth-graders on digital citizenship, which also includes appropriate use of smartphones and social media. We’ve had guest speakers (like police officers and the attorney general) come speak about consequences from inappropriate or illegal use of technology as well. BALANCED Smartphones are everywhere now, and we know students can use them to access information and stay in touch with parents. But we want to be sure students are staying engaged with each other, so during dances, fun nights, even off-campus trips, we collect the cell phones and allow only intermittent use. The students don’t resist it like you think they would, they don’t mind it. I think the culture is shifting now to where students understand that they don’t need their phone all the time.
TODD STEPHENSON HEAD OF UPPER SCHOOL INTEGRAL
INSPIRATIONAL
At the Upper School, educational technology is integrated into the curriculum, and you’ll find it being used regularly in most classrooms. St. Andrew’s was one of the first schools in Central Texas to implement a one-to-one (1:1) program. Initially, there were concerns that giving every student a laptop would change the teacher-student dynamic in the classroom dramatically, but that hasn’t happened.
There are quite a few pilot programs being tested in the class right now, which is exciting. Teachers see what others are using in the classroom and are inspired; there’s no topdown directive that they have to use certain tools. I notice that there is a shift towards hands-on problem solving in the class. We’ve been doing it for awhile in Robotics, Engineering, and Set Design classes, but that approach is spreading into other classes too.
INTERDISCIPLINARY
POWERFUL As a history teacher, the ability to access world-class resources—like the Library of Congress—from our Austin classroom is so powerful. The quality databases our students have access to now is at the university level. With so much information out there, it’s also important to teach students how to perform searches for reliable information, and understand that Google is not the sole source of all information.
We’re in an environment where teachers are really passionate about their subject matter and love discussing it outside the classroom with students and other teachers in other subjects. This collaboration would be great to facilitate through our physical space with the right tools. I attended the NAIS conference in Boston recently, and I’m excited to learn more about makerspaces and what successful STEM/STEAM classes look like.
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TECH CHECK-UP
TIME FOR A TECH CHECKUP
Greetings!
Since joining the St. Andrew’s team in July as the Director of Technology, one of my main goals has been to understand how student learning is achieved in each division, and then strategize how technology can be a tool to aid in that process. I’m pleased to report that St. Andrew’s is working from a very strong foundation. Our access to technology is excellent (read further for plans to expand that access next year). Also, our technology infrastructure and support are extremely strong. Perhaps most importantly, our students and faculty possess a strong belief that technology has incredible potential to improve learning in our school. Visit a classroom in any division and you’ll find many bright spots of exceptional technology use. The major goal for the 2015–16 school year is to establish a creative and innovative environment that will foster purposeful, thoughtful, and transformational uses of educational technology, driven by student needs. The work of the Technology Department will be to partner with teachers and students to weave exceptional use of technology into the fabric of what we do on a daily basis at our school. To meet this goal, four major initiatives will take root by the start of the next school year:
A. We will extend our one-to-one (1:1) device
program to include grades 1–3. This means that every St. Andrew’s student will have a dedicated device they will use to accomplish their learning goals.
B. We will refresh the 1:1 devices used by Middle School students. The device selection will
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be informed by student feedback gathered through a “Tech Testers” club where 12 students tested and rated a variety of devices over the course of this year’s winter trimester. N ote: We will provide extensive support and training to faculty on how to best leverage these tools to help students learn. The goal we work toward is for the technology to support the curriculum, and provide transformational learning opportunities that would not be possible without purposeful use of the tools.
C. We’ve expanded our Technology Department to include a full-time Upper School Curriculum & Technology Innovator who will partner with teachers next year to instruct and inspire their use of technology in their classes.
D. We will launch our fully integrated website
which will feature all new tools for students, teachers and parents to use. The new site will be a simple interface that will feature class pages, assignments and grade reporting tools as well as customized personalized calendars and intuitive communication tools. The website will act as a one-stop-shop for parents and students who will be able to navigate all of their academic, athletic and general St. Andrew’s activities—simplifying and streamlining day-to-day life. There will be extensive training for students, parents and faculty on how to use the new website. We are looking forward to a marked improvement to everyone’s overall online experience.
It’s an exciting time for technology at St. Andrew’s! I am excited and humbled to be part of the evolution of technology here, and I look forward to partnering with teachers, students and faculty in a learning environment centered around excellence.
Matt Lipstein
TECHNOLOGY
TEACHERS GET TECH BOOST WITH “DOUBLE SHOTS” Each Tuesday all St. Andrew’s faculty and staff receive a newsletter from the Technology Department called the “Technology Double Shot.” It contains two easily digestible pieces of technology information, that can be useful for teachers to know about or use with students. Tom Costas, our Lower School Athletic Director, says: “The Double Shot has earned two thumbs up from this faculty member! I’ve learned tips I can put into practice as well as information that is ‘fun’ to know!” Click here to see an archive of all the Technology Double Shots.
TECH TESTERS: STUDENT DRIVEN RESEARCH FOR NEW TECHNOLOGY During this year’s winter term, Middle School Educational Technology Coordinator Doug Alford worked with eighth-grader and Student Council President Robert MacDougall to lead a small team of Middle School students in “Tech Testers,” a club devoted to testing and ultimately recommending appropriate technology tools for Middle School students. “When I ran for Student Council President,” says Robert, “my platform included an effort to improve technology in the Middle School. Tech Testers was a way to try new computers and tablets to see which products worked best in the classroom. We betatested a number of different products from four different technology companies: tablets, laptops, combo laptops with keyboards and touchscreen combinations. Surprisingly, the combination laptops had the best results.” Currently netbooks (which are small laptops) are used in Middle School classes. Products were tested in a variety of classes during the winter trimester. The result of Tech Testers’ good work came in the form of a presentation to Director of Technology Matt Lipstein, who is currently reviewing the team’s efforts and considering their feedback for future purchases for Middle School student learning.
NEW TECH ROLE AT UPPER SCHOOL Josh Nelson has been a great resource of knowledge and enthusiasm as the Middle School’s math teacher. But starting next year, he will transition to a new role as the Curriculum and Technology Innovator at the Upper School. In this new role, Josh will be leading the Upper School faculty in creating 21st-century classrooms through the use of educational technology and a variety of tools, approaches, and spaces. Josh’s passion for innovation is matched only by his passion for teaching at St. Andrew’s, which makes him a great fit for this new role. Head of School Sean Murphy remarks, “Josh is a gifted educator. Teaching for him is not about transmitting a body of knowledge, but about a mindset. He challenges people to ask better questions and to solve more complicated problems. He is creative, imaginative, playful and smart. Because technology makes information so easily available, Josh is focused on his relationships with students and the development of their skills. He is an extremely versatile craftsman and can work with everything from digital printers to wood chisels and handsaws.” Josh is currently a Ph.D. candidate in STEM Education, and we’re excited to see where he leads us next year!
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TECH 101
TECH IOI: CLASS IN Chances are your student’s classroom looks very different from the one you remember. What are the challenges and benefits of this new classroom experience? Some of our faculty are happy to explain.
VPYTHON IN PHYSICS When it comes to Physics class, not all the concepts students learn are as concrete as watching a tennis ball drop. Upper School Physics teacher Richard Wright notes, “When we get into the topics of electricity and magnetism, it’s tough for students to visualize what’s going on.” Luckily VPython was created specifically for physics scenarios. “It’s a really powerful tool, it’s a data visualizer/ modeling program that students can use to create visual representations of invisible interactions. They get really excited when they get to use 3D glasses to see their 3D models.”
Mr. Mele’s Latin class takes a Quizlet.
Richard points out that using a modeling software doesn’t mean that students aren’t learning the principles, “Students are still expected to know the basic formulas before they plug any info into the program.” Students use VPython in 8 • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org
groups to collaborate on projects and work through problems, another skill Richard finds critical, “When their model has an error, they have to find where the problem is and re-work it. That’s problem-solving, or ‘debugging.’” Perhaps most importantly, the fun the students have using the program inspires them to push through difficult concepts. Richard remarks, “I’m throwing tough stuff at them and they stick with it!” Alumni who took Richard’s class later told him that “it really gave them a leg-up in college, and made engineering classes feel easy.” But regardless of their academic pursuits, Richard says, “On a larger scale, I’m teaching kids how to deal with failure by re-visiting the problem and trying again. You’re never ‘done’ in science. There’s always room to push further and try something new.” VPython is just one tool Richard uses for his class, but he believes it supports the importance of project-based inquiry learning that “lets students explore topics by building models for concrete scenarios, letting them play around and apply what they’ve learned to the real world.”
QUIZLET IN LATIN Middle School Latin teacher Greg Mele has spent nearly two decades teaching, and he’s seen how easily students get drained from the rigors of repetitive rote exercises. Quizlet is his solution.
TECH 101
SESSION! Quizlet is an online resource where users can search for thousands of interactive quizzes to test their knowledge of various subjects. In addition to quizzes, there are study guides available to download and print; gone are the days of writing out every vocabulary word by hand. “I can ask more of my students intellectually,” says Greg. “Now that students spend less time producing their own study materials, they are expected to spend more time focusing on areas where they struggle, and applying their knowledge to more abstract concepts.” It’s not simply about acing quizzes either. Greg may ask his students to take a quiz as many times as they can in 20 minutes to get the best score. They are learning to self-correct and selfimprove. Greg notes, “This approach isn’t new, West Point has been doing a version of this for 40 years. Students are expected to go home and self-test and master the material because the next day they know they’ll be expected to apply it to something new. There’s very little redundancy.” Efficiency is key for Latin students preparing for the National Etymology Exam, in which they are tested on hundreds of word definitions. With Quizlet, they are able to study 263 terms in 30 minutes. As a parent who has watched his own kids grow weary from redundant tasks, Greg believes, “We need to challenge that old paradigm of ‘rigor.’ We can teach kids to work smart. They’re learning how to manage information efficiently, which is a skill they can use in other classes and beyond.”
LIBRARY WITH MARY WHITAKER It’s never too early to learn how to navigate the world wide web, which is why Librarian and Educational Technology Coordinator Mary Whitaker is dedicated to help Lower School students explore the online world in a safe environment. As Mary says, “Learning how to use a library is an important skill. Libraries will always exist, but the way the space is used will change, the resources too.” While younger students begin learning basic keyboarding skills and desktop navigation, older students are taught how to create presentations, brochures, and perform searches online.
St. Andrew’s issues students in grades 4–6 a dedicated laptop, enabling them to rapidly develop confidence in their tech skills by doing assignments and research on a regular basis. Students say, “It gives us a sense of responsibility,” and “We don’t have to wait until we get home to access a computer,” which means “There’s more time to work since you don’t have to go find a computer.”
Mary notes that these practical skills are complemented by her Mrs. Whitaker’s library students. lessons on information Mary also makes a point to begin literacy, “It’s important for students to teaching her students about online learn what a reliable source is, and safety and appropriate online how you whittle down a large list of behavior. Mary says, “It is important search results. I try to teach them how to encourage students to not say or to identify a credible source, and do anything online they wouldn’t do they’re often surprised when I show in a face-to-face situation. Online them a site that looks credible but game interactions can be a context really isn’t.” for potential bullying, and we want to A favorite project Mary likes to help be sure students aren’t relaxed about with is fourth-grade teacher Donna it because of anonymity.” Hunt’s animal research project. Ultimately, Mary sees her role as Students pick an animal, then find teaching critical thinking skills that a book to research, and Mary students can take into Middle and compiles links to online resources to Upper school, “I want them to be complement the hardcopy books. ready to find credible resources, Mary also helps students learn how to be safe online, and self-reliant in use MS Publisher to create and print their research.” a brochure on their animal, complete with bibliography.
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TECHNOLOGY
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
A Night of the Arts April 17--30
all school visual art show by Grades 1--12
Join US FoR oUR
Opening Night Celebration Upper School Fine Arts Building • 5901 Southwest Parkway Austin, TX 78735
F r i d ay , A p r i l 1 7 5 : 3 0 - 7 : 0 0 p m ADMiSSion iS FREE
Performances by: Lower, Middle & Upper School StRings | Lower School Percussion
Middle School band | Upper School Jazz Band | Select Choir Special Performance: 7:00 pm upper school acting 1 presenting scenes from Alice in Wonderland in The Dell Theater The Visual Arts Program at St. Andrew's Upper School is led by Hollyana Melear, Susan Kemner Reed, Chris McCoy, Rommel Eclarinel and Kate Torres. Theater at the Upper School is directed by Rick Garcia. Technical Production is led by Scott Schumann and Theater Management is managed by Milton Zoth. Artwork by Nadia Hsu, Byars Langdon, Sydney Marsh, Sina Mohammadi, and Elouise Weil.
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TECHNOLOGY
FULL STE(A)M AHEAD: ART AND STEM EDUCATION WEB PORTFOLIOS This year, Art teacher Kate Torres and Tech Coordinator Doug Alford teamed up to create an online art portfolio project for the eighth-grade Art Elective class. When asked why she and Doug chose an online project, Kate explains, “It’s a skill these students will probably develop at some point in their lives, and testing it out in the classroom gives us a chance to discuss aesthetic choices, privacy options, and audiences.” Beyond the practicality of website skills, Kate sees the value in exposing passionate art students to a professional artist’s experience, “We definitely learn new skills and try out specific techniques together, but they bring in a lot of their personal goals and interests. They do what professional artists do. They research
and present findings about artists they find personally inspiring. They articulate personal artistic goals and pursue independent projects.” Some notable student web portfolios Kate describes include, “Eva Strelitz-Block and Stefan Bentzin, who developed
really clean and professional display spaces. Julian Mirran and Dante Nelson shared favorite musicians and set a certain mood as a way to explore and share aspects of their identities. Quinnie Sunshine and Andrew Hojel put in extensive information about some of their favorite artists. James Castro included a link to some work he’s posted on another website, and Grace Evans posted a link to her mother’s art website. Some students posted humorous photos and videos along with their artwork. I loved seeing the choices each student made. And now, like most professional artists, they have art portfolio websites.” Click here to see the growing portfolios of these talented eighth-graders!
3D PRINTING & ENGINEERING Lower School Art teacher Holly Melear and Tech Coordinator Mary Whitaker have introduced a 3D Printing and Engineering class to their students this year. Class includes discussion on real-world solutions for engineering and printing, from prosthetics to manufacturing at home. Students
the SXSW Create Interactive Event. Holly describes it as, “an amazing and thrilling event! Students had the opportunity to explore several different types of new 3D printers, observe new robotics and prosthetics, and learn many more things.” Holly and Mary are currently developing an intermediate class level to offer next year.
are learning how to think threedimensionally by using a children’s engineering software to design their ideas. A collaborative element of class includes a partnership with a Nicaraguan sister school that is shadowing the class. Holly explains, “Each engineering artist is partnered up with a Nicaraguan student so they can get to know each other and discuss their progress in learning how to build and design their work.” In March, Holly took her students to St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org • 11
OurDevelopment NEWS ENVISIONING THE FUTURE WITH MASTER PLANNERS
Above: Upper School campus. Left: Lower and Middle School campus.
During the course of this school year, St. Andrew’s has been engaged in a comprehensive Master Site Planning process with UTILE, a Bostonbased architecture firm and Reed Hilderbrand, a Cambridge-based landscape architecture firm, who were hired to develop St. Andrew’s long range vision for facilities on both campuses. Input from parents, faculty, Board of Trustees, and administration 12 • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org
have been considered throughout the process. The highly anticipated plan is expected in late spring, with recommendations for facilities improvements, renovations and/ or additions to the 31st Street and Southwest Parkway campuses. Many thanks to Master Site Plan Committee Chairs Heidi Cahill and Sam Wilson, and UTILE architects Tim and Mimi Love, and Reed Hilderbrand Principal Chris Moyles, for their steadfast guidance and commitment to this project. Stay tuned!
OUR DEVELOPMENT NEWS
ST. ANDREW’S IS GROWING A KINDERGARTEN
St. Andrew’s is excited to announce the expansion of its Lower School program to include a kindergarten, slated to open in the fall of 2016 on newly acquired property adjacent to the 31st Street campus. The kindergarten building will be housed in the former Daughter of Charities Convent, and the building is being renovated and
learning opportunities, a music room, makerspace, and collaborative learning spaces throughout the building. A national search is underway for a Lead Kindergarten Teacher to begin developing the program in coordination with Head of Lower School Kama Bruce next year.
the costs to renovate and endow the building and prepare it for three new classes of kindergarteners. We look forward to sharing more
designed by Stantec, an architecture firm in Austin that primarily designs schools and educational buildings around the country. St. Andrew’s new kindergarten will provide a self-contained playbased educational environment with age appropriate programming, materials, and construction, including outdoor natural play and
This project could not have been initiated without significant and generous gifts from our Board of Trustees and several St. Andrew’s families who helped secure the purchase of the 5,000-square-foot convent. A capital campaign is now underway to finish raising the $3.5 million dollars, which includes the purchase price of the property and
details and breaking ground on this exciting and transformative project for St. Andrew’s Episcopal School. If you would like to know more about this project, please contact Director of Development Catherine Herter at 512.299.9809 or cherter@sasaustin.org
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ScholarNEWS
LOWER & UPPER SCHOOL SCIENCE EXPO
The fourth-graders spent their day as scientists performing experiments with the help of St. Andrew’s Upper School volunteers during their Science Expo on November 20th. Juniors and seniors paired with students to perform various science experiments spanning astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science, and physics. Fourth grade teacher Donna Hunt explains, “The purpose of the Expo is for students to learn the scientific method, and have a healthy curiosity about science that extends beyond the walls of a classroom.”
UPPER SCHOOL ROBOTICS TEAM
In their first year of competition, the St. Andrew’s Robotics Team clinched the second place spot at the Capitol BEST Robotics Competition on November 1st. The St. Andrew’s rookie team beat 18 other local high schools for an invitation to the Regional Championship, where they competed against teams from Texas and New Mexico. Team mentor and St. Andrew’s Chemistry teacher Jim Thomas was awarded the “Outstanding Mentor Award” at the competition as well. 14 • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org
SCHOLAR NEWS
MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL LATIN BANQUET
LOWER & MIDDLE SCHOOL PSIA ACADEMIC MEET
The St. Andrew’s Latin Banquet included a new addition this year—a role-playing game called “Ludi Romani” in which students played the roles of Roman characters while in costume. The game united our Latin scholars of all ages and skill, and brought a fun new dynamic to the event that the students enjoyed. Sixth-grader Jack Haveman wrote, “The idea of the game was my favorite thing about the banquet.” Junior Caroline Graves added, “The game was fun to be in, and there was more interaction between the younger and older kids.” In the competitive arena, St. Andrew’s students have consistently won top honors: Middle and Upper School students won 27 medals on the National Classical Etymology Exam, and our Advanced Certamen won the championship game at the TSJCL Area F Latin Convention.
Congratulations to our 36 Lower and Middle School students who participated in the Private Schools Interscholastic Association (PSIA) Academic District Meet on March 7th! Not only did all of our participating students place in the competition, but seven students are now headed to the State Meet on April 25th. St. Andrew’s students were top competitors in 35 contest categories spanning math, science, language arts, speech, social studies, and fine arts. St. Andrew’s parent Swapna Mutyala remarks, “It was a great and highly enriching experience for my daughter Jiya.” Second-grader Jiya, along with first-grader James Graham, took first place in their Creative Writing contests, earning them a spot at the State competition. Michelle Natinsky, whose son Joshua placed fifth for Number Sense, remarks, “These students worked so hard to represent our school!” Colleen Kell, who coordinated St. Andrew’s participation in the event, adds to the accolades, “Our students were impressive, and we’re all so very proud of them.”
UPPER SCHOOL
COALITION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT This year’s newly formed “Coalition for the Environment” club, led by senior Tia Schwab, has made significant strides to improve the Upper School’s impact on the environment. The Coalition’s notable accomplishments thus far have included a water bottle filling
station in Dell Academic Center, doubling the recycling capacity on the Upper School campus, and two pilot studies: a cost-benefit analysis for refillable dry erase markers, and retrofitting the chemistry rooms with LED lighting.
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ArtsNEWS
Sweeney Todd
Upper School students pushed their creative and physical limits to deliver three stunning, sold-out performances of “Sweeney Todd” at the Dell Fine Arts Center in the fall. The story of a wronged barber seeking revenge came to life in the vocal stylings of the ensemble cast and the intricate set design, costumes, and special effects. In early March 2015, the cast and crew received 10 nominations from the Greater Austin High School Musical Theatre Awards, including best scenic design, best technical execution, best costumes, best choreography, best featured male role, best supporting male role, best actress, best musical direction, best ensemble, and best production!
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ARTS NEWS
UPPER SCHOOL SELECT CHOIR
The Select Choir took their holiday repertoire on the road, caroling at St. David’s Episcopal Church, the Governor’s Mansion, the Capitol Rotunda. Recently, the Select Choir had the chance to sing for world-renowned conductor Herbert Blomstedt backstage at the Kennedy Center, and at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
JAZZ BAND GUEST MUSICIANS
MUSICIANS PLAY FOR SEATS IN REGION BAND Six Middle School musicians were selected by the Association of Texas Small School Bands to join its Region Concert Band and Region Symphonic Band this year. This is a record number of students representing St. Andrew’s! Region Concert Band: Katherine Andrews (’20)—6th chair clarinet, Kevin Latreille (’19)—5th chair alto sax, Emma Rodman (’19)—6th chair trumpet, Maggie Welland (’19)—4th chair trumpet. Region Symphonic Band: Eli Harris-Trent (’19)—1st chair trumpet (with an injured hand!), Nathan Lietzke (’19)—2nd trombone.
MUSICIANS SELECTED FOR ALL-STATE BAND Five Upper Schoolers were selected to participate in the Texas Private School Music Educators Association All-State performance on January 31st weekend! Gabe Lucio-Martin (’17)—Choir, 1st year, Eric Simon—Choir, 1st year, Konstantin Nikolaidis (’16)—Jazz Band, 2nd year, Read Barbee (’16)—Choir, 3rd year, and Nate Stephenson (’15)—Choir, 4th year, were chosen to perform at Texas State University with students from all over Texas. Nate Stephenson was honored as a four-year All-State participant—an honor that was held with only five other students out of the 160-voice choir!
The Upper School Jazz Band has enjoyed performing with two guest musicians this year. Dr. John Mills, a music professor at UT, worked with students in a master-class format, and then performed with the ensemble at the Upper School chapel. In February, professional musician Christian Tamburr gave a clinic and joined students in a performance for Rock Band and AP Music Theory students, as well as Susan Kemner Reed’s art students, who were invited to draw.
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AthleticNEWS MIDDLE SCHOOL
GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The Middle School’s 5A Girls Basketball team had an undefeated regular season! Their 35–17 win versus Regents in February completed a 9–0 record in the AIPL. They are the regular season AIPL Champions!
FOOTBALL TEAM The Middle School Football team had a record season of 5–2 this year—the best record for MS Football in five years! Perhaps the sweetest victory for the St. Andrew’s team was beating arch rival St. Stephens 19–6, and thus ending a nine-year losing streak to the Knights. Click here to watch the highlight reel of this amazing season!
VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT In the fall, Middle School’s 5A Volleyball team won first place in the Lake Travis ISD tournament, and 3A Volleyball team were consolation champs. The 1A team took third place in their volleyball tournament at Trinity, and 2A team finished second in the tournament at St. Ignatius Martyr Catholic School.
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ATHLETIC NEWS
UPPER SCHOOL COACH TY DETMER INDUCTED INTO TEXAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME Upper School Football coach Ty Detmer will be inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame on April 9th! Ty won the 1990 Heisman Trophy during his college career as a twotime All-American at BYU before playing for five NFL teams over 12 seasons. Ty is one of eight inductees being honored in Waco on April 9th.
CROSS COUNTRY
SOCCER TEAM The Varsity Boys Soccer team won the SAS Soccer Tournament in December, beating Trinity Valley (5–4), Regents (2–1) and San Juan Diego (5–1). The first place trophy was accepted by team cocaptain, Tanner Svanas (’15) and honorary team member, Asher Fore (’24).
The Varsity Cross-Country team finished strong in their final SPC Championship race, with both the boys and girls teams finishing fourth overall. Oliver Langselius (’15) medaled for his fourth place finish, and Maya Glasgow (’16) medaled for her 13th place finish.
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ServantNEWS CON MI MADRE
RUN FOR THE WATER Guest speakers Gilbert Tuhabonye and Peter Rouch (St. Andrew’s parents and founders of the Gazelle Foundation) spoke to sixth-grade students about the Gazelle Foundation’s “Run For the Water” race in October. Students got to lift jugs filled with water (close to 40 pounds in weight) to learn first-hand what the people of Burundi go through for a glass of water. This presentation, along with ongoing class studies of water scarcity, inspired some students to participate in the “Run for the Water” on Oct. 26th, which raised money for clean water technology in Burundi.
St. Andrew’s hosted a financial literacy and healthy living conference on campus for the Con Mi Madre organization on November 1st. The day included two keynote speakers, 10 breakout sessions/presenters, and almost 200 attendees! Con Mi Madre provides holistic support services to underprivileged Latina mothers and their daughters to help them navigate the path of adolescence on the way to college. This conference was another step towards helping these women realize this worthwhile mission.
EL BUEN SAMARITANO Ninth- and 10th-graders created original videos for their service learning project on St. Andrew’s Day, which they submitted to El Buen Samaritano to help the organization spread awareness about their food pantry. El Buen selected their favorite video to feature on their Facebook page. In addition to raising public awareness, St. Andrew’s students also donated thousands of canned and pre-packaged goods to El Buen on November 18th, to ensure hungry families in Austin had a Thanksgiving meal this year.
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SERVANT NEWS
CRUBOT The Robotics Team demoed their “CruBot” robot at the Austin Nature & Science Center in January. It was an opportunity for Austin kids to get excited about science and engineering, and our beloved CruBot did not disappoint! Robotics team members Annika Ostrom (’16), Pouya Mohammadi (’17), and Julia Coe (’18) were on hand to help 50 kids in attendance learn how to manipulate the CruBot’s wheels and arms to grasp and move objects. After the event, Cait McCann, Public Programs Coordinator for the Austin Nature & Science Center, told the team, “You stole the show!”
COALITION FOR THE ENVIRONMENT The Coalition for the Environment took their green thinking off campus to help clean-up their community and get some new skills along the way. First, they headed to Route 360 over the winter to help clean-up abandoned Christmas decorations. In the spring, they volunteered with The Green Corn Project to make sustainable gardens to feed the community.
PEREZ SCIENCE FAIR Upper School students Annika Ostrom (’16), Monessha Jayabalan (’15), Vipal Telang (’15), John Sealy (’15), and Graham Patterson (’16) visited Perez Elementary School in January to serve as honorary judges for the school’s science fair. It was a great opportunity for our students to apply their science knowledge in the service of others! St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org • 21
Our Traditions
LESSONS & CAROLS The first half of the academic year culminated in our Christmas celebration on December 17th. Our band and orchestras accompanied Lower, Middle, and Upper School choirs as they led faculty, parents, and students in celebratory song. Scripture readings woven between songs and instrumental pieces took us on the epic Biblical journey from the beginning of time to the birth of Jesus. Messages of love and peace carried us into the holiday break!
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OUR DEVELOPMENT TRADITIONS NEWS
DIVERSITY & LEADERSHIP DAY Guest speakers from across the country and around the world visited our Upper School campus on February 12th to discuss their life experiences. Our Upper School students heard live performances and remarks from guests that included a slam poet, a rabbi, a dancer, a restaurateur, a filmmaker, an entrepreneur, and a group of Pakistani musicians. Our own Julie Gester (’16) even took the stage to deliver an electrifying performance of monologues from the Heather Raffo show “Nine Parts of Desire.”
GRANDPARENTS’ & GRANDFRIENDS’ DAY Our cherished tradition, Grandparents’ & Grandfriends’ Day, moved to a new date this year,
but that certainly didn’t keep our dedicated grandparents and friends
at bay! On February 5th, nearly 200 grandparents and grandfriends visited the Upper School campus to spend time with their students. On February 6th, the Lower and Middle School campus was buzzing with more than 400 special grandparents and guests. This day is a special moment in the life of the school. Click here to view the photo gallery.
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VETERANS DAY
On November 7th, veterans from across all branches of service attended our special ceremony devoted to our men and women in uniform. A new assembly feature was introduced this year: Students were invited to sit with their veteran guests and take turns personally introducing them to the audience. A commemorative slideshow, which showcased photographs of St. Andrew’s veterans and veterans of family members, also played before and after the service. The St. Andrew’s community was united by pride and thankfulness for the veterans who served their country. Click here for photo gallery.
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HOMECOMING Students, teachers, and parents all donned their best Crusader blue to show their school spirit for Homecoming on September 26th. The Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools had their pep rallies in full swing with marching
bands, cheerleaders, mascots, and fight songs. Quarterback Evan Marshman (’17) received the Austin American-Statesman’s “Game Ball” for leading the Crusaders to the 47–7 victory over San Marcos. Click here for photo gallery.
ST. ANDREW’S DAY
The sun shone brightly on our St. Andrew’s Day celebration on November 12th, as we came together to honor our patron saint and give thanks for those that serve St. Andrew’s. The Lower, Middle, and Upper School students, parents, faculty, staff, Trustees, and special guests gathered for a special chapel service and awards ceremony at the Upper School, followed by lunch on the Nazro Green, and community service activities in the afternoon.
Congratulations to St. Andrew’s parent and Board member Jeff Howard, who was awarded the Jeannine and John C. Miller Volunteer Service Award, and St. Andrew’s parent and Board member Anne Smalling, who was awarded the Charles Alan Wright Excellence Award. Both Jeff and Anne have dedicated countless
hours of their time to help improve the quality of life at St. Andrew’s, and we are eternally grateful for them! Click here for photo gallery.
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AlumniNEWS 2015 FIVE- AND TEN-YEAR REUNION
St. Andrew’s welcomed home graduates from the Classes of 2004 and 2009 for their five- and 10-year class reunions this fall. Current and former faculty and staff joined our alumni in the Dell Fine Arts Center for a delicious brunch, presentations by our Heads of School, campus tours, and an afternoon 26 • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org
at ACL at Zilker Park. Alumni traveled from across the state to attend, and teachers and graduates alike enjoyed reminiscing, touring the new Upper School facilities, and catching up with old friends.
ALUMNI NEWS
HOLIDAY PARTY St. Andrew’s alumni gathered to celebrate the holidays at the home of Emily Klug Slaughter (’95) and Richard Slaughter (’91) on December 20th. Around 75 alumni from across the country attended the event with current and former St. Andrew’s faculty and staff members, who enjoyed a special performance by the Select Choir.
AUSTIN ALUMNI GATHERING St. Andrew’s alumni braved the cold to share food and fond memories on February 24th at the Austin-area Alumni event hosted at Plucker’s. Head of School Sean Murphy talked about the major planning developments launched this year, and a brief presentation on the new St. Andrew’s website showed off the dedicated “Alumni” page, where alumni can now sign-up to be a mentor to current St. Andrew’s students, find upcoming events, see pictures and read alumni news, share their recent accomplishments, and help plan regional and reunion events.
SOCCER On January 5th, the Varsity Boys Soccer team braved the cold to take on some St. Andrew’s alumni in their annual soccer match at the Upper School. Though the competition was fierce, the final score was Varsity: 4, Alumni: 2. Pictured left to right are: Doug Booth (US teacher), Richard Kriese (Assistant Coach), Will Bohls (’12), Nick Osella (’13), Jake Taylor (’13), Thomas Sweeney (’12), John Fitzsimons (Coach), and Zach Giberson (’13). St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org • 27
ALUMNI NEWS
FIRST-YEAR LUNCHEON Familiar faces were on the Upper School campus on January 7th! Firstyear college freshmen returned to the St. Andrew’s campus during lunch time to visit with friends and faculty, and share their experiences with seniors, who are in the final stretch of college applications and decisionmaking. A lot of the freshmen alumni are adjusting well by getting involved in their school communities through sports, arts, and greek life. At UC Berkeley, Kate Gibson has joined a sorority, an a cappella singing group,
and a theater club that raises money for charity. At Scripps College, Rachel Nayer has participated in a science program, circus club, religious group, and swing-dance club. Jaron Shrock plays on the Swarthmore baseball team and has joined a fraternity. Bri Hardeman is running on the Rhodes College track team, and participates in clubs championing political and social justice for minorities. At Auburn, JD Coffin is in the Air Force ROTC, and plays on their intramural and club sports teams.
SAS ALUMNI WEBSITEE dedicated Alumni page that will serve as the single source to keep our Alumni connected with each other and St. Andrew’s! This will be the place our Alumni visit to: • Plan an event in their area • Plan their class reunion • Serve as a Class Ambassador • S ubmit exciting news or a special memory • Make a gift to St. Andrew’s •C onnect on Facebook and LinkedIn •R ead about Alumni in Cru’s News and Crusader Magazine
Have you visited www.sasaustin.org recently? Among the many new features we’re excited to unveil is our
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Our Alumni page will continue to grow as we refine our new website and get more feedback from our alumni. Suggestions? Questions? Contact us at alumni@sasaustin.org.
SUMMER CAMP
SAS Summer 2015 St. Andrew’s camp for aspiring artists, athletes, scientists, and achievers ages 4–18! Get more details at www.sasaustin.org/summer Register Online Today!
SAS SUMMER CAMP IS HERE! Registration is now open for SAS Summer, three weeks of fun and friendship with the St. Andrew’s family! Austin-area youth are invited to join us June 8–26 to explore new interests and refine skills with our renowned faculty. Art teacher Susan Kemner-Reed says, “This is the first year the Upper School art studios will be open over the summer, and I know students will enjoy our facilities and top-notch artists
involved in these camps.” Athletics Director Jeff McCrary says, “We are excited to offer campers small class sizes to allow for excellent individual instruction from our Varsity coaches.” Learn more about “Animal Planet,” “Sports Plus,” “Once Upon a Stage,” “Japanese Furniture Design,” and our many other summer camps by visiting our SAS Summer camp page here. Camps fill quickly, so be sure to register early!
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ShareYourSTORY Lauren Rishel ’11 Lauren Rishel (’11) is currently at UT double majoring in Chinese and Finance with a minor in Accounting. Last year, Lauren spent six months in China immersing herself in the language and culture, and working for two months in Shanghai for a financial company considered “the Bloomberg of China.” This summer she’ll be an intern at Ernst & Young in Houston.
Jack Moody ’13
Jack Moody (’13) is a sophomore at UT, where he is majoring in Government and is a member of a fraternity with several other St. Andrew’s alumni. You might spot him on St. Andrew’s campus as the co-coach of the Middle School Track & Field team!
Cameron Coffman ’10
Cameron Coffman (’10) is currently serving as an artist-mentor to Upper School Art students. We first caught up with Cameron back in December when she came to visit Art teacher Susan Kemner-Reed. Susan remarks, “We have professional artists come in as guests, but I really like getting our alumni back to teach as well, so students can see what their peers are doing in the real world.” Cameron graduated in the fall of 2014 from UT with a BFA in Studio Art. We’re glad to have her back on campus to pass along her words of wisdom and expertise to the next class of St. Andrew’s artists! Check out Cameron’s online portfolio here: http://cameroncoffman.com
Steven Kahn ’02
Steven Kahn (’02) enlisted in the Marine Corps where he served for eight years as a Counterintelligence/Human Intelligence Agent. He managed crucial tactical intelligence information supporting the various US Special Forces during multiple tours in Iraq. He completed his bachelor’s degree in International Relations from American Military University while he served. Steven moved back to Austin in 2011 and started his own business, consulting and selling enterprise technology solutions to the federal government and other governmental agencies. In May 2015, he will graduate from the Executive MBA program at UT. Steven intends to one day start his own technology company from right here in Austin. 30 • St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org
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Bowman Townsend ’08
Photo credit: Eric Smith
Elle Moody (’10) Meagan Jones (’10) Jessie Bearden (’10)
Elle Moody (pictured center) is living with fellow Class of ’10 alumnae Meagan Jones and Jessie Bearden in New York City. Elle is earning her master’s in art administration at NYU and working at 80WSE Gallery as a curatorial assistant. Elle will be curating her own show this fall! Meagan is earning her master’s in art business at Sotheby’s Art Institute and interning at the Whitney Museum. Jessie currently works as an art director and designer for clients that include Sony Music, McDonald’s, Taylor Swift, Versace, Kate Spade and other fashion brands.
Bowman Townsend (’08) is the drummer for Americana band The Black Lillies, based in Knoxville, TN. The band has played at the Grand Ole Opry over 30 times, and is currently in the studio working on their fourth album, which was completely fan-funded through Pledge Music.
Photo credit: Chris Hollo
Helen Bennett ’05
Helen Bennett (’05) was admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand in December 2014. She’s now working at the law firm Chapman Tripp (known as one of the “Big Three” commercial law firms in New Zealand) in Christchurch as a member of the litigation team. When asked how her St. Andrew’s experience helped shape her future, Helen says, “The classes and teacher I was most reminded of when undertaking my law degree was Ms. [Jennie] Luongo and the seven years of Latin I took while at St. Andrew’s. Ms. Luongo’s methods of preparing us for our AP Latin exams was the same method I used when preparing myself 10 years later for my law school exams.”
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Emily Klug Slaughter ’95
& Richard Slaughter ’91
Many thanks to Emily Klug Slaughter (’95) and Richard Slaughter (’91) for hosting the Alumni Holiday Party this year! Emily and Richard agree that what makes St. Andrew’s special are the lifelong friendships that have stayed with them through the years, remarking “Our oldest and best friends are those we met at St. Andrew’s. They are now part of our family as our children’s
Godparents.” Emily and Richard were married in 2006 at the St. Andrew’s Upper School Chapel. Emily now works part-time as a private practice LPC, while Richard produces enterprise analysis for the Employees Retirement System of Texas. Their family has now grown to include son Richard “Tres” and daughter Margret.
Max Frost ’11
is building a name for himself in music circles across the country. Frost was named one of Rolling Stone and NPR’s “10 Artists You Need to Know.” Frost is currently in the studio working on his forthcoming full length album, cowriting and producing all tracks (including “Paranoia”) with music industry heavyweights, producers Benny Blanco (Maroon 5/Wiz Khalifa), Francois Tetaz (Gotye), Ant Whiting (John Newman) and Kid Harpoon (Jesse Ware, Florence and The Machine, Skrillex).” Read the article here.
Photo credit: Baeble Music: Catie Laffoon
Sara Taube ’06
attended Vanderbilt University and received a B.A. in Earth & Environmental Sciences and Studio Art in 2010. After Vanderbilt, she received a master’s in Environmental Sciences from the University of Virginia in 2013. While in Charlottesville she started a science outreach program, in which UVA students from science and engineering departments taught at a local Title I
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elementary school. Since graduating, Sara has moved back to Austin to work as an environmental scientist at an environmental consulting and engineering firm (Pastor, Behling & Wheeler, LLC). She says, “In my free time I compete in triathlons, hike, and travel as much as possible. I am currently volunteering with Mobile Loaves & Fishes and Habitat for Humanity.”
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Anna Rau ’07
visited Rommel Eclarinol’s Film class in the fall to discuss her career as a producer in Los Angeles, CA. Anna graduated from Emerson College’s film program, and has been producing music videos and short documentaries for various studios. Her most recent project was FX channel’s “Fargo” series. Anna currently co-owns a production company, From the Range, with her business partner Corbett Jones (pictured with student Allie Novess ’15).
Steven Garcia ’02 Lizzy Garcia ’08 Congratulations to Ana and Steven Garcia (’02) who were married in St. Andrew’s Upper School Chapel in October 2014. Ana and Steven are pictured here with Steven’s sister Lizzy Garcia (’08) who now works at St. Andrew’s as an Early Childhood Aide.
Austin Brown ’13
was named SCAC’s “Runner of the Week” in September 2014. As a member of Trinity University’s Men’s Cross-Country team, Austin’s success on the trail included a second-place finish at the UTSA/Ricardo Romo Classic, coming in at 16:48.1 in the 5K event. This was the second time that Austin finished in the top 15, keeping Trinity in the top ranks of its competitors.
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Wendy and Steve Martinez Marcus Martinez Trey Massengale Gavin Massengale Matthew McEvoy Brady McEvoy Anne and John McKinnerney William McKinnerney Michele and Henry McKowen Mac McKowen Melanie and Scott McNearney Nolan McNearney Kate and Dan Mesches Sophie Mesches Terry and Brian Modoff Austin Modoff Francesca Modoff Laurée and Jim Bob Moffett Corinne Moffett Seyed Mohammadi Pouya Mohammadi Lyda Creus Molanphy Nina Molanphy Jennifer Nezzer Rachel Nezzer Alice and Mike Nezzer Rachel Nezzer Susan and John Nicklos Olivia Nicklos Kathleen and Martin Otto Matthew Otto Katherine and Martin Pease Grace Pease Claire and Joe Pinkerton Camille Pinkerton Eden Harrington and Carl Reynolds Henry Harrington Ellen and Mark Rozman Harrison Rozman Amy and Kirk Rudy Ellie Rudy Janice Roybal Salinas and Greg Salinas Katherine Salinas Jennie Luongo and Danny Schmidt Walton Schmidt Karin and Jeffry Schneider Brett Schneider Cathy Riely and Brett Schwab Luke Schwab Tami and Richard Scott Cameron Scott Veronica and Steve Segura Isaac Segura Robin and Gene Shepherd Sam Shepherd Kelley and Gene Shrock Janson Shrock Doreen and Rocco Sirizzotti Ben Sirizzotti Shelly and Kevin Smartt Grace Smartt
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St. Andrew’s Fund Contributions and Participation by Grade Level TENTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2017, cont. Kathy and Colten Smith Hannah Hornaday Cyndy and Eric Smith Olivia Smith Laura and Mike Taylor Katie Taylor Lawrence Temple Annie Temple Maureen† and Gary Thompson Taylor Thompson Elyse and Russell White Jake White Jennifer Willcott Ursula Willcott Nancy and Steve Wilson Brooke Wilson Lydia Wilson Pamela and Tom Wissemann James Wisseman Scott Young Stuart Young Carol and John Ziebert Will Ziebert
NINTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2018—76%
AMBASSADORS: JENNIFER & KIRK SCHELL Betty and Abee Aghazadeh Jamal Aghazadeh Jasmine Aghazadeh Paige and Jamil Alam Layne Alam Laura and Thad Avery Addie Avery Kelly and John Barnhill Fletcher Barnhill Rebecca Hudson Baxter and Chuck Baxter Sophie Hudson Janna and Eric Bear Pema Bear Cricket and Frank Benevento Anthony Benevento Jennifer and Cordell Bennigson Rylan Bennigson Diane Madison-Brown and Federico Brown Rachel Madison Teresa and James Bryant Dylan Bryant Cynthia and Bill Buechler Grace Buechler Sara and Steven Cady Jaxon Cady Olya Caldwell Derek Johnston Marian and Chris Casey Bowie Casey Laurie Eiserloh and Jessica Chapin Oliver Chapin-Eiserloh Viki and Randy Chupik Ford Chupik
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Jacki and Josh Claman Lachlan Claman Bill Clark Billy Clark Tracey and Bill Coe Julia Coe Robin and Stephen Collins Emma Collins Jill and Bill Cowan Katie Cowan Cat and Mike Cummins Riley Anne Cummins Jim Curtin Victoria Curtin Julie and Ben Davis Cate Davis Kristen and Trek Doyle Cason Doyle Kathy and Blair Duncan Collin Duncan Debbie and Patrick Dyson Katherine Dyson Melissa and Craig Eiland Tucker Eiland Nick Fox Molly Fox Mary Ann and Ben Frishman Mary Alex Frishman Karen and Bill Gernstein James Gernstein Jennifer Gongaware and Jeffrey Glass Lucas Glass Kim and Greg Greskovich Will Greskovich Denele and Curt Gunnarson Colton Gunnarson Lisa Ansin and Jonathan Guttell Jack Guttell Aryn and Tavo Hellmund Kate Hellmund Cathy and Stuart Hentschel Annie Hentschel Caroline and Mike Hinson Jamison Hinson Brooke and Andy Hollon Jill Hollon Cheri and Richard Holmberg Mitchell Holmberg Jane and Jeff Howard Henry Howard Shannon and Kyle Janek Ryan Janek Ann and Brad Jerome Brandon Jerome Nuala and Randy Judycki Hanna Judycki Stacie and David Keliehor Max Keliehor Sepideh Khoshnevis and Ramin Khoini-Poorfard Parisa Poorfard
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 NINTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2018, cont. Cindy and Bruce Kim Rachel Kim Ann-Tyler and Brian Konradi Becks Konradi Runje Doraisingam and Jayabalan Kundan Sanddhya Jayabalan Norma Catan Giovannelli and Jose Landa Garcia Jimena Landa Catan Kaki Leyens Madison Leyens Claudia and Patrick Lynch Cian Lynch Sumaiya and Nadeem Malik Sameer Malik Jamie and Gabriel Martinez Frankie Reyna Kirk and Miles McKie Sage McKie Vanessa McNamara Shannon Long Katrina and Sean Murphy Helen Murphy Kelly and George Ostendorf Coaty Ostendorf Lisa and Jason Parrish Sydney Parrish Diana and Bill Patterson Ally Patterson Katherine and Martin Pease George Pease Anne Pontin Kessler Pontin Yan and Charles Qiu Selinda Qiu Megan and Tony Rankin Theo Rankin Paola and Luis Felipe Rego Pablo Rego Kimberly and Dan Renner Pace Renner Terry Rishel McKenna Rishel Ana and Alejandro Ruelas Gabriel Kennedy Jennifer and Kirk Schell Abby Schell Susan and Andy Smith Jackie Smith Cheryl and Stephen Soileau Lana Soileau Bill Stapleton Alex Stapleton Tricia and Jeff Swearingen Kacey Swearingen Nina and Vivek Telang Deepa Telang Michelle and Paul Tobias Matthew Tobias Olga Tobon Nicholas Youngberg
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Stephanie Todd Erin Rusek Wendy and Alan Topfer Nicholas Topfer Shun and Jiantao Wang Jeff Wang Kirk Wineland Katherine Wineland Julie and Kevin Witt Carson Witt Mary and Howard Yancy Cameron Yancy DeWayne Youngberg Nicholas Youngberg Shannon and Catherine Zahrn Laura Johnson Lisa and Jake Zapalac Abbey Zapalac
EIGHTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2019—83%
AMBASSADORS: KAYE KNOX & MICHELLE KING Laura and Josh Abramowitz Seth Abramowitz Kelly Hines and Dean Almy Adrian Almy Ben Bentzin Stefan Bentzin Dan Brannon Hannah Brannon Sharyl and Maarten Bray Hannah Bray Charlotte and Henry Brigham Caroline Brigham Lori and Mike Chibib Coby Sheehan Bill Clark Eleanor Clark Ann and Chris Coffin Tristram Coffin Diane Cope Cunningham Ethan Cunningham Andrea Crowson Ivan Crowson Thomas Crowson Ivan Crowson Kelly Cunningham Ethan Cunningham Kelley and Tom Daniel Caroline Daniel Vikki Connor-Eagen and Michael Eagen Finn Eagen Stacy and James Ehrlich Simms Ehrlich Germaine Curry and Borge Endresen Morgan Endresen Amy and Randy Erben Emma Erben Mark Feist Anson Feist
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St. Andrew’s Fund Contributions and Participation by Grade Level EIGHTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2019, cont. Sandy and Kenny Flores Samantha Flores Jen and Martin Grogono Max Grogono Lisa Ansin and Jonathan Guttell Tyler Guttell Christina Pesoli and Clint Harbor Hannah Brannon Lynn Katz and Scott Hinz Jacob Hinz Ann and Richard Hojel Andrew Hojel Jenna Salwen and Brooks Holder James Castro Lady and David Huffstutler Kate Huffstutler Mari and Robert Josey Taylor Josey Leslie and Manuel Justiz Haley Justiz Peggy and Dan Keelan Kevin Keelan Susan and Randon Kelly Cailan Kelly Kaye Knox and Michelle King Anson Feist Blakeney and Stephen Kurad Carson Kurad Heather and Dan Latreille Kevin Latreille Anna and Matthew Lee Alexandra Lee Christine Villarreal-Levy and Gerry Levy Sophia Levy Kathy and Glen Lietzke Nathan Lietzke Lysander Lim Jonathan Lim Bremond and Michael MacDougall Robert MacDougall Merrie Morris-Mazzetti and Robert Mazzetti Cord Mazzetti Jill and Kip McClanahan Quinn McClanahan Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Eli McDaniel Kelly and Marc Molak Luke Molak Katrina and Sean Murphy Jacob Murphy Jennifer Nezzer Rebecca Nezzer Alice and Mike Nezzer Rebecca Nezzer Laura and Robert Northway Grace Northway Abbe and Steve Oden Mary Margaret Oden Belinda and Mike Perkins Gina Perkins
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Lauri and Chris Perry Cole Perry Margaret McCarthy and Michael Potter Sam McCarthy Potter Kimberly and Dan Renner Thompson Renner Sarah and Paul Sarahan Kate Sarahan Will Sarahan Robin and Gene Shepherd Ben Shepherd Molly Sherman Clara Sherman Hasie Sherman Philippa Strelitz and Brian Block Eva Strelitz-Block Sherry and Ajay Thomas Michael Thomas Frances and Robin Thompson Dorothy Thompson Triphine and Gilbert Tuhabonye Emma Tuhabonye Ardina and Mark Washington Marisa Washington Isabel and Dave Welland Maggie Welland Jeannette and John Williams Emma Williams Lisa and Wes Youngblood Natalie Youngblood
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SEVENTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2020—68% AMBASSADORS: KIMBER WHITE ERLINGER & TATE ERLINGER Paige and Jamil Alam Riley Alam Suzanna Albright James Albright Jenny and Craig Bachler Lily Bachler Elena McDonald-Buller and James Buller Andrew Buller M. L. and Alan Calcote Allie Calcote Rupa and Keith Caramelli India Caramelli Amy Chibib Davis Chibib Jeannette and Adam Chibib Davis Chibib Jacki and Josh Claman Ellie Claman Leah Claman Jill and Bill Cowan Jack Cowan Edie Rogat and Cotter Cunningham Truman Cunningham Renee and Peter Dunn Clifford Dunn
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 SEVENTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2020, cont. Kimber White Erlinger and Tate Erlinger Henry Erlinger Mary and Alex Esquivel Leonardo Esquivel Kimberley and Mark Ezell Chloe Ezell Cara Fareri Gia Fareri Faye Fasihnia Sina Mohammadi Sandy and Kenny Flores Kenny Flores Frances and Ted Gilman Teddy Gilman Elizabeth and Scott Hanna Ethan Hanna Kate and Robert Hersch Lily Hersch Elizabeth and Paul Huggins Jake Huggins Stephanie and Jason Kruger Mackenzie Kruger Suzanne and Jim Ledet Ben Ledet Jennifer and Chad Marsh Sidney Marsh Anne and John McKinnerney Grace McKinnerney Vanessa McNamara Ellie Long Seyed Mohammadi Sina Mohammadi Courtney and Lucian Morehead Cole Morehead Gervaise and Todd Nix Paris Nix Laura and Robert Northway Georgia Northway Gloria and Evan Otto Anna Jackson Tracie and Steve Owens Rachel Owens Debbie and Chris Pacitti Gregory Pacitti Laura and Felipe Payet Sarah Payet Cat and Rudy Prince Peyton Prince Susan and Peter Rauch Allison Rauch Samantha Rauch Eden Harrington and Carl Reynolds Georgia Harrington Donny Sequin Natalie Sequin Lisabeth and David Sewell McCann Angus Sewell McCann Penny and David Snider Will Snider
Candy and Brad Sparks Savanna Sparks Jennifer Sutton Zach Sutton Katie Landherr and Shawn Tassone Angelo Tassone Maureen† and Gary Thompson Kyla Thompson Cynthia Alaniz and Gavin Villareal Daniel Villareal Giselle and T.C. Waugh Sophia Waugh Jessica and Greg Weaver Jack Weaver Elyse and Russell White Oliver White Carol Buch and Tom Wilschetz Emily Wilschetz Carol and John Ziebert Paige Ziebert
SIXTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2021—80%
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St. Andrew’s Fund Contributions and Participation by Grade Level SIXTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2021, cont. Diana and David DeBalko Nicholas DeBalko Connie and Charles Golson Conor Golson Alejandra and Juan Carlos Gonzalez Sofia Gonzalez Shelby and Tom Goodrum Betsy Goodrum Lisa Ansin and Jonathan Guttell Cameron Guttell Huyen Cao and Shane Hayes Hannah Hayes Natasha Hazarian Mila Edwards Carmen and Chris Huston Sofia Huston Karen and Philip Ingram Avery Ingram Robin and David Jackson Ben Jackson Becker Jackson Melissa and Billy Jackson Trenton Jackson Mari and Robert Josey Lila Josey Katherine and Donald Jourdan Nina Jourdan Catherine and Dave Kennedy Matt Kennedy Ann-Tyler and Brian Konradi Elena Konradi Stephanie and Jason Kruger Lily Kruger Dana and Daryl Kunik Maddox Kunik Tommie and Eric LeBlanc Ethan LeBlanc Anna and Matthew Lee Louise Lee Julie and Derek Lewis Henry Lewis Tracy and Mark Malone Jack Malone Kim and Rob Marable Gibson Marable Mary Clare and James Matthews Jackson Matthews Heather and Darrell May Grace May Chad McCall Carlie McCall Trish and Kit McConnico Amelia McConnico Susan and John Nicklos Luke Nicklos Elizabeth and Roy Nieto Montse Nieto Meredith and Tim O’Brien Timmy O’Brien
Michael Donnelly and Garry Olney Lucas Olney Becky and John Parker Lucas Parker Sandra Waycott and James Phares Camille Phares Laura and Todd Reed Jackson Reed Ashlen Cherry and Marcus Ruark Callie Ruark Jennie Luongo and Danny Schmidt Emma Schmidt Michelle and Paul Tobias Maria Tobias Shanel and Dean Vandergriff Kate Vandergriff Ali and Trey Watson Susie Watson Isabel and Dave Welland Charlie Welland Suzie and Eric Wright Charles Wright
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FIFTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2022—69%
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 FIFTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2022, cont. Grace and Adam Ingram-Eiser Ben Ingram-Eiser Andrea and Walter Kalmans Sabrina Kalmans Stacie and David Keliehor Aubry Keliehor Stephanie and Jason Kruger Jacob Kruger Blakeney and Stephen Kurad Brady Kurad Heather and Dan Latreille Kris Latreille Suzanne and Jim Ledet Daniel Ledet Kendall and Richard Levy Sam Levy Jill and Kip McClanahan Cian McClanahan Kristen and John Nelson Jack Nelson Mary Caroline Nelson Belda Zamora and Javier Otero Sergio Otero Philip Parker Ella Parker Megan and Tim Pound Austin Pound Anitra and Joel Richardson Jory Richardson Kimberly and Randall Schultz Audrey Schultz Kathy and Colten Smith Jack Hornaday Lydia and Tony Soldano Mac Soldano Philippa Strelitz and Brian Block Jude Strelitz-Block Jennifer Sutton Eli Sutton Laurie Ratliff and David Swanson Scout Swanson Michelle and Paul Tobias Mia Tobias Sarah Avery and Matt Wayne Avery Wayne Gretchen and Steve Williams Emily Grace Williams Diana and Mike Young Grace Young
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Annie and Jeff Bernard Grace Bernard Michelle and Matt Berry William Berry Teresa and Paul Bessette Jarrett Bessette Melissa Ferrell and Tom Bullion Tommy Bullion Maureen and John Burrows Jacob Burrows Martha and Greg Clay Meredith Clay Cherie and Cody Cox Hayden Cox Evy and Vard Curtis Riggs Curtis Neha and Abhishek Dalmia Navya Dalmia Diana and David DeBalko Zachary DeBalko Joslyn and Sean Dobson Gracie Dobson Erin and Richard Donoghue Mary Louisa Donoghue Allison and Jeff Edwards Luke Edwards Betsy and Jody Farmer Andrew Farmer Matthew Farmer Carol and Jon Gormin Jack Gormin Jen and Martin Grogono Finn Grogono Rhonda and Michael Hall Ella Hall Kristen and Ben Hanson Harrison Hanson Kelly Walton and Peter Hofer Ben Hofer Kim Smith and Michael Hsu Nadia Hsu Elizabeth and Paul Huggins Juliette Huggins Rebecca and Ted Jobe T.J. Jobe Andrea and Walter Kalmans Hudson Kalmans Anne and Ron Kim Emma Kim Whitney and Clay Langdon Byars Langdon Lisa Magids Will Magids Mary Clare and Jamie Matthews Maddie Matthews Shelly and Brent Metschan Margot Metschan Lindsey and Rob Parham Bradley Parham Shauna Martin and Kirk Payne Cooper Payne
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St. Andrew’s Fund Contributions and Participation by Grade Level FOURTH GRADE: CLASS OF 2023, cont. Julie and John Schlitt Jack Schlitt Wilanne Stewart and Diana Hill Elissa Stewart-Hill Melissa and Richard Sykes William Sykes Sherry and Ajay Thomas Kara Thomas Maureen† and Gary Thompson Katelyn Thompson Laura and Michael Townsend Ella Townsend Lisa and John Tully Kate Tully Shanel and Dean Vandergriff Will Vandergriff Cynthia Alaniz and Gavin Villareal Henry Villareal Michelle Lee and John Wallingford John Rufus Wallingford Lauren Ravkind and Morris Weiss Allyssa Weiss Christy and Mark Werner Camden Werner Suzie and Eric Wright Kathleen Wright
THIRD GRADE: CLASS OF 2024—78% AMBASSADOR: EDWARD BRADFIELD Kelly Hines and Dean Almy Owen Almy Malia and Steve Aycock Loula Aycock Desireé and Ryan Botkin Daisy Botkin Edward Bradfield Margaret Bradfield Kristin Bradfield Margaret Bradfield Bill Clark Lillian Clark Ann and Chris Coffin Grayson Coffin Tamsen and Fred Cohagan Kailen Cohagan Kelley and Tom Daniel Price Daniel Stacy and James Ehrlich Wheeler Ehrlich Heather and Darren Fedorowicz Halston Fedorowicz Pruett Fedorowicz Sandy and Kenny Flores Allison Flores Liz Brown Fore and Demian Fore Asher Fore Kristen and Ben Hanson Hardin Hanson
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Lesley and Robert Hempfling Jack Hempfling James Hempfling Kate and Robert Hersch Gus Hersch Catherine Herter Sofiya Herter Courtney and Charlie Hill Griffin Hill Carmen and Chris Huston Caden Huston Amy and Kevin Imes Grace Imes Grace and Adam Ingram-Eiser Ty Ingram-Eiser Mari and Robert Josey Travis Josey Whitney and Clay Langdon Evy Langdon Tommie and Eric LeBlanc Lilia LeBlanc Tracy and Mark Malone Matt Malone Kim and Rob Marable Stella Marable Jennifer and Chad Marsh Sam Marsh Wendy and Steve Martinez Lily Martinez Amy and Ian McAbeer Stella McAbeer Chad McCall Cade McCall Heather and Jack Nelson Brooks Nelson Jen and Richard Nield Alex Nield Meredith and Tim O’Brien Tad O’Brien Karey and Chris Oddo Harrison Oddo Tanya Owens Khamirah Maxwell Jennifer and Pete Roossien Ethan Roossien Hope Ruiz and Polo Ruiz-Santiago Diego Ruiz Amy and Kurt Sell Addison Sell Jennifer Sutton Sophie Sutton Triphine and Gilbert Tuhabonye Grace Tuhabonye Ali and Trey Watson Cal Watson Sarah Avery and Matt Wayne Anna Wayne Carolyn Ahrens and Greg Wieland Bo Wieland Jennifer Willcott Bentley Willcott
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 SECOND GRADE: CLASS OF 2025—84%
AMBASSADORS: YVETTE & JASON WESBECHER Jennifer and Cordell Bennigson Taya Bennigson Angie and Tim Berry Grace Berry Teresa and Paul Bessette Jordan Bessette Taylor and Bill Bowles Lucy Bowles Lorissa and John Burnside Evan Burnside Rupa and Keith Caramelli Julia Caramelli Carrie Carpenter Bo Carpenter Mary and Evan Dial Luke Dial Ellie and Greg Fitzgerald Blake Fitzgerald Jennifer and Adam Goldman Caroline Goldman Kate and Clint Greenleaf Susie Greenleaf Julie and Garrett Hall Parker Hall Rhonda and Michael Hall Nolan Hall Huyen Cao and Shane Hayes Collin Hayes Lesley and Robert Hempfling Carrie Beth Hempfling Holli Hill James Hill Liz and Kenny Howard Nate Howard Merly and Dominic Iacono Selene Iacono Mariam Sadaka and Wissam Jabre Mark Jabre Rachel and Sean Mast Rase Mast Mary Clare and Jamie Matthews Jonesie Matthews Susan and Jeff McCoy Haynes McCoy Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Lily McDaniel Merrilee and Pittman McGehee Finn McGehee Shelby and Bryan McMurrey Blakeley McMurrey Shelly and Brent Metschan Liam Metschan Swapna Reddy and Subhakar Mutyala Jiya Mutyala Michelle and Eric Natinsky Joshua Natinsky Anna and Jason Near Jake Near
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Kristen and John Nelson Andrew Nelson Orielle and Khoi Nguyen Maximus Nguyen Jen and Richard Nield Fiona Nield Karey and Chris Oddo Katie Oddo Shannon and Trey Owen Ainsley Owen Debbie and Chris Pacitti Nicholas Pacitti Amy and Richard Paddock Luke Paddock Megan and Tim Pound Madigan Pound Ashley and Brett Shanks Elisabeth Shanks Laurel and Dudley Simmons Caroline Simmons Meghan and Chris Slover Betsy Slover Melissa and Richard Sykes Matthew Sykes Josephine Mwamuye and Eddie Trevillion Nia Trevillion Ardina and Mark Washington Madisen Washington Yvette and Jason Wesbecher Sofia Wesbecher Kelly Mikelson and Abe Wickelgren Justin Wickelgren Gretchen and Steve Williams Anna Faith Williams Dorie and Brian York Joshua York
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FIRST GRADE: CLASS OF 2026—91%
AMBASSADORS: MARTHA & GREG CLAY Shana and Brady Anderson Gracie Anderson Malia and Steve Aycock Bo Aycock Kelly and John Barnhill James Barnhill Allison and Robert Bassetti Ciara Bassetti Shirley Cohen and Brad Benton Kai Benton Jennifer and Victor Blanco Austin Blanco Nicole and Chris Brennig David Brennig Jessica and Keith Buchanan Charlotte Buchanan Melissa Ferrell and Tom Bullion Beau Bullion Marion Trapolino and Andrew Bush Jude Bush 48
St. Andrew’s Fund Contributions and Participation by Grade Level FIRST GRADE: CLASS OF 2026, cont. Martha and Greg Clay Eloise Clay Sarah and Jax Cowden Caroline Cowden Alison and Ryan Dalton James Dalton Deidre and Ted Delisi Will Delisi David Delisi Erin and Richard Donoghue David Donoghue Bonner Kyle and Mark Evarts Eleanor Evarts Liz Brown Fore and Demian Fore Isabelle Fore Alison and Leonard Frey Luke Frey Carol and Jon Gormin Abby Gormin Katie and Jim Graham James Graham Katie and Stanton Henry Carson Henry Kim Smith and Michael Hsu Enzo Hsu Kelly and Tyler Johnson Cooper Johnson Brigid and Klee Kleber Cate Kleber Elizabeth and Christopher Kramer Maggie Kramer Mary Katherine and Patrick Kutac Carter Kutac Lindsey and Chad Long Dylan Long Rachel and Sean Mast Rett Mast Becca and Mike McMullen Annie McMullen Heather and Jack Nelson Claire Nelson Valerie and Chico Parker Harrison Parker Anitra and Joel Richardson Marnee Richardson Ceecy and George Robinson Reed Robinson Jennifer and Pete Roossien Connor Roossien Ashlen Cherry and Marcus Ruark Will Ruark Amy and Carlos Salinas Mateo Salinas Julie and John Schlitt Adele Schlitt Kimberly and Randall Schultz Megan Schultz Katie Shaffer Hadley Shaffer
Ana Cowan and Michael Shearn Hannah Shearn Sydney Shearn Brandy and Daniel Shih Mila Shih Laura and Michael Townsend Mary Louise Nicole and Tyson Tuttle Charlotte Tuttle Shanel and Dean Vandergriff Kyle Vandergriff Cynthia Alaniz and Gavin Villareal Julia Villareal Michelle Lee and John Wallingford Emily Wallingford Anne and Peter Wood Graves Wood Dorie and Brian York Kate York
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Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hicks Ann and Richard Hojel Camille and Greg Hudson— The Velma and Gatewood Newberry Foundation Lady and David Huffstutler Kelly and Tyler Johnson Monica and Steve Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Whitney and Clay Langdon Lysander Lim Ms. Jacque McCall Lori and Jeff McDaniel Matthew McEvoy Katrina and Sean Murphy Heather and Jack Nelson Shannon and Trey Owen Belinda and Mike Perkins The Audrey Peterson Family Claire and Joe Pinkerton Margaret McCarthy and Michael Potter Melissa and David Rubin Amy and Kirk Rudy Jennifer and Kirk Schell Bill Stapleton Joyce Mullen and Todd Stephenson Laurie Ratliff and David Swanson Nina and Vivek Telang Michelle and Paul Tobias Michelle Lee and John Wallingford Yvette and Jason Wesbecher Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Zarrow Carol and John Ziebert
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MAJOR BENEFACTOR ($10,000–$24,999) Anonymous (2) Diane Madison-Brown and Federico Brown Sandra and Charles Burnside Martha and Greg Clay Huyen Cao and Shane Hayes Karen and Philip Ingram Bremond and Michael MacDougall Terry and Brian Modoff
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($5,000–$9,999) Anonymous Kay and Ki Allen Robin and Stephen Collins Joslyn and Sean Dobson Amy and Randy Erben Margie and Paul Gaudin Shelby and Tom Goodrum Kristen and Ben Hanson Kate and Robert Hersch Caroline and Mike Hinson Mellie and Tom Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Stacie and David Keliehor Wendy and Steve Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKaughan Laurée and Jim Bob Moffett Anna and Jason Near Megan and Tony Rankin Edie Rogat and Cotter Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salwen Amy and Kurt Sell Anne and Rich Smalling Wendy and Alan Topfer Nicole and Tyson Tuttle Ali and Trey Watson Elyse and Russell White Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson
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EXCELLENCE CIRCLE ($2,500–$4,999) Aileen and Mike Aviles Teresa and Paul Bessette Karen and Ray Brimble Sara and Steven Cady Jill Carey and William Gurasich Jacki and Josh Claman Ann and Chris Coffin Julie and Ben Davis Heather and Darren Fedorowicz Nick Fox Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilman Frances and Ted Gilman Carol and Jon Gormin Aryn and Tavo Hellmund 50
St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Contribution Level STALWART, cont. M. L. and Alan Calcote Mr. Charles Carson Karen and Clay Cary Marian and Chris Casey Laurie Eiserloh and Jessica Chapin Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cooper Nicole and Brent Covert Sarah and Jax Cowden Alison and Ryan Dalton Kelley and Tom Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis Diana and David DeBalko Lynne and Steve Dekowski Deidre and Ted Delisi Andy Deskins Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dial Renee and Peter Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Derek Dyson Vikki Connor-Eagen and Michael Eagen Melissa and Craig Eiland Micaela Aleman and Kent Ellington Germaine Curry and Borge Endresen Orlinda Naranjo and Jim Ewbank Betsy and Jody Farmer Ellie and Greg Fitzgerald Maria and Sandy Fleschman Betsy and Jay Foster Annette and Doug Gester Lisa and Robert Giberson Connie and Charles Golson Kate and Clint Greenleaf Marcy and Sam Greer Beth and David Grimm Will Haber Elizabeth and Scott Hanna Colonel and Mrs. Robert Hempfling Katie and Stanton Henry Anna and Jason Herd Ms. Phyllis Hojel Cheri and Richard Holmberg Lee Hartig and Joseph Hoover Jane and Jeff Howard Kim Smith and Michael Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ray Hudson Elizabeth and Paul Huggins Molly and Craig Hughes Kathy and David Hughes Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison Amy and Kevin Imes Mr. Regis Ingram Grace and Adam Ingram-Eiser Mariam Sadaka and Wissam Jabre Ms. Luci Johnson and Mr. Ian Turpin Suzanne and Clay Johnson Mari and Robert Josey Drs. Elva and Royce Keilers Anne and Ron Kim Brigid and Klee Kleber Dana and Daryl Kunik
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Stefanie and Rob Leacock Suzanne and Jim Ledet Anna and Matthew Lee Kendall and Richard Levy Louise Joy and Gary Lewis Lindsey and Chad Long Claudia and Patrick Lynch Ms. Janie MacDougall Rachel and Sean Mast Amy and Ian McAbeer Jill and Kip McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. McClanahan Tracy and Jim McCormack Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Kirk and Miles McKie Becca and Mike McMullen Shelby and Bryan McMurrey Vanessa McNamara Melanie and Scott McNearney Mr. Robert Merrick Kate and Dan Mesches Catherine and Bill Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison Mr. and Mrs. George Nalle Michelle and Eric Natinsky Lucy and Phil Nazro Kristen and John Nelson Mrs. Carol Nelson Elizabeth and Roy Nieto Rosanne and Gregory Nikolaidis Michael Donnelly and Garry Olney Kathleen and Martin Otto Tracie and Steve Owens Debbie and Chris Pacitti Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Paddock Philip Parker Diana and Bill Patterson Suzy and John Politz Karen and Jim Porter Jill and Danny Powell Cat and Rudy Prince Susan and Peter Rauch Madhavi and Sridhar Reddy Kimberly and Dan Renner Anitra and Joel Richardson Ceecy and George Robinson Mark Roche Ana and Alejandro Ruelas Kathryn and Clive Runnells, III Mr. and Mrs. John Sabo Amy and Carlos Salinas Janice Roybal Salinas and Greg Salinas The Weir Foundation—Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sandahl Karin and Jeffry Schneider Kimberly and Randall Schultz Cathy Riely and Brett Schwab Ms. Sue Schwartz Tami and Richard Scott Susan and Bill Sealy Donny Sequin
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Sharyl and Maarten Bray Nicole and Chris Brennig Linda and Michael Brucker Laura and Eric Buehler Maureen and John Burrows Dr. and Mrs. Douthard Butler The Reverend A. Dean Calcote Cathy and Tom Campbell Rupa and Keith Caramelli Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Pamela and Paul Carroll Bess and Clay Carsner Dr. and Mrs. Louis Cartall Katie and Ed Chafizadeh Jeannette and Adam Chibib Bill Clark Kate and Steve Clark Tracey and Bill Coe Jill and Bill Cowan Laura Cox Thomas Crowson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis Neha and Abhishek Dalmia Ms. Diane Wommack Daniel Dan Day Kim Day Mrs. Kathy Dickson Erin and Richard Donoghue Kristen and Trek Doyle Kathy and Blair Duncan Kimber White Erlinger and Tate Erlinger Bonner Kyle and Mark Evarts Mrs. Rosalinda Fierro Angela and Pierre Filardi Becky and Donald Garcia Surrenden and Danny Gillespie Jenny and Iain Gillott Susan Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodyear Melissa and Scott Greenwell Denele and Curt Gunnarson Christina Pesoli and Clint Harbor Natasha Hazarian Lesley and Robert Hempfling Mr. and Mrs. Stan Henry Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herd Lynn Blais and Guy Herman Catherine Herter Holli Hill Lynn Katz and Scott Hinz Reverend Anne Hoey Kelly Walton and Peter Hofer Brooke and Andy Hollon Anne and Jay Howard Janice Hughes Jenni and Brad Hummel Carmen and Chris Huston Merly and Dominic Iacono
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Contribution Level SHAREHOLDER, cont. Jane and Mark Jacks Ms. Carolyn Jackson Robin and David Jackson The Janek Family Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Peggy and Dan Keelan Catherine and Dave Kennedy Sepideh Khoshnevis and Ramin Khoini-Poorfard Kaye Knox and Michelle King Elizabeth and Christopher Kramer Runje Doraisingam and Jayabalan Kundan Mary Katherine and Patrick Kutac Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kyle Norma Catan Giovannelli and Jose Landa Garcia Heather and Dan Latreille Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leaman Stacey and Ken Leonard Christine Villarreal-Levy and Gerry Levy Christi and Julian Lowin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mann Kim and Rob Marable Jennifer and Chad Marsh Mary Clare and Jamie Matthews Heather and Darrell May Ms. Patricia McHargue Anne and John McKinnerney Joan and Dan McNamara Shelly and Brent Metschan Susan and Thomas Mitchell Alice and Mike Nezzer Susan and John Nicklos Jen and Richard Nield Nancy Brown and Edward Novess Meredith and Tim O’Brien Kelly and George Ostendorf Belda Zamora and Javier Otero Amy and Richard Paddock Jennifer and Van Parker Valerie and Chico Parker Lisa and Jason Parrish Laura and Felipe Payet Shauna Martin and Kirk Payne Matthew Perry Yan and Charles Qiu Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Ratliff Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Reed Paola and Luis Felipe Rego Ms. Chris Riely Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogat Jennifer and Pete Roossien Jinous Rouhani Ellen and Mark Rozman Ashlen Cherry and Marcus Ruark Katie Shaffer Ashley and Brett Shanks The Honorable Bob Shannon Valerie and Gregory Shaw Ms. Mary Sherwood Brandy and Daniel Shih
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Kelley and Gene Shrock Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sikes Kristin and Matt Sjoberg Kathy and Colten Smith Tricia and Jeff Swearingen Laura and Mike Taylor Paula and Anthony Taylor Lawrence Temple Laura and Michael Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wade Jana and Jay Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wallingford Jessica and Greg Weaver Laurie and David Weaver Lauren Ravkind and Morris Weiss Dr. and Mrs. Ed Withers Scott Young
FRIEND OF ST. ANDREW’S ($250–$499) Betty and Abee Aghazadeh Liz and Eduardo Alcocer Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alfonso, Jr. Yoli and Orlando Arriaga Liza and Benjamin Asher Mr. Bob Bates Rebecca Hudson Baxter and Chuck Baxter Janna and Eric Bear Mark Benthall Lois Bentley Elaine and Britt Benton Michelle and Matt Berry Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beuerlein Carrie and Craig Biggar Gail and Tom Blake Penny and Darryl Borges Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Bowles Mirna Gonzalez and Brad Bowman Mr. Robert Bradshaw Elva and Kama Bruce Lorissa and John Burnside Ms. Monica Camuzzi Jennie and Jeffrey Chang Janet and Lee Chastain Amy Chibib Mrs. Eleanor Chote Viki and Randy Chupik Joan and Phil Church Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clarkson Gay and David Clifton Mr. and Mrs. James Cobb Tamsen and Fred Cohagan Mrs. Sally Cooke Kendall and David Courtney Karen and Quint Cowan Cherie and Cody Cox Ms. Bobby Jean Cross Cat and Mike Cummins Jim Curtin Evy and Vard Curtis
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 FRIEND OF ST. ANDREW’S, cont. Mary and Evan Dial Louise and Bruce Ducote Dr. and Mrs. Carl Dyer April Blackmore and Kelly Edwards Mrs. Patricia Ehrlich Stacy and James Ehrlich Ms. Elaine Eiland Mary and Alex Esquivel Kimberley and Mark Ezell Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning Dr. and Mrs. Sam Fason Christina and Arnold Fenrich Liz Brown Fore and Demian Fore Alison and Leonard Frey Mary Ann and Ben Frishman Ana and Steven Garcia Erika Kunz-Garcia and Patrick Garcia Karen and Bill Gernstein Mrs. Mary Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillean Jennifer and Adam Goldman Alejandra and Juan Carlos Gonzalez Mr. Gary Gormin Mr. and Mrs. Geof Greenleaf Kim and Greg Greskovich Jen and Martin Grogono Mr. and Mrs. LeMoyne Hall Rhonda and Michael Hall Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hanson The Rt. Rev. Dena Harrison and Mr. Larry Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Harvel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heydenreich Courtney and Charlie Hill Mr. Douglas Hoelscher Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton Ms. Jo Ann Howard Roe Sharon Hughes Mr. Moses Hutchins Courtney Itson Barbara Jansen and Larry Baird Ann and Brad Jerome Jean and Drew Jones Shawn Jones Andrea and Walter Kalmans Kelly and Bob Kamm Susan and Randon Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kennedy Gwen and Stephen Kinney Jenny Kroncke Blakeney and Stephen Kurad Linda and Al Lanctot Mr. John Langdon Tommie and Eric LeBlanc Sarah Luna and James Lemos Dr. and Mrs. Zeck Lieberman Kathy and Glen Lietzke Priscilla Lund Tracy and Mark Malone Elizabeth and Steve Martens
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Chad McCall Trish and Kit McConnico Melissa and Jeff McCrary Merrilee and Pittman McGehee The Very Reverend and Mrs. Pitman McGehee Marla and Tim McGhee Mr. and Mrs. John McKetta Michele and Henry McKowen Drs. Melinda and James McMichael Mr. and Mrs. Hank McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meisenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Michaux Kristin and Gary Milliorn Paula and Scott Milton Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mohns Kelly and Marc Molak Courtney and Lucian Morehead Orielle and Khoi Nguyen Gervaise and Todd Nix Laura and Robert Northway Karey and Chris Oddo Abbe and Steve Oden Mr. and Mrs. Dick Osterman Carolyn and Eric Ostrom Lindsey and Rob Parham Becky and John Parker Kara and Alex Pepe Sandra Waycott and James Phares Kay Reeves Eden Harrington and Carl Reynolds Terry Rishel Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rosenfeld Reverend Harold Sager Robin and Gene Shepherd Doreen and Rocco Sirizzotti Carey Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stern Wilanne Stewart and Diana Hill Bettie Cross-Svanas and Galen Svanas Melissa and Richard Sykes Katie Landherr and Shawn Tassone Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson Maureen† and Gary Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tobias Josephine Mwamuye and Eddie Trevillion Diana Uhlaender Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vaccaro Kerry and Duncan Van Dusen Ardina and Mark Washington Giselle and T.C. Waugh Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Weil Stacy and Tom Weil Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wesbecher Mary and Larry Whitaker Drs. Sara Jane and Robert White Carolyn Ahrens and Greg Wieland Diane and Donnie Williams Ms. Marsha Williams Cory Wolf and Sam Wilson
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Contribution Level FRIEND OF ST. ANDREW’S, cont.
Shawna Butler Mrs. Ginger Butler-French Ms. Susan Buzbee Ms. Pam Cady Mr. James Cahill, Sr. Olya Caldwell Sharla and John Campbell Carrie Carpenter Ms. Jeneanne Carson Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Ms. Gloria Castro Rosie and Cesar Ceasar Lori and Mike Chibib Mrs. Marian Claman Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Abigail and James Clarkson Ms. Meg Clifton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clifton Ms. Kathleen Cobb Ms. Jane Compere Ms. Laura Coomes Diane Cope Cunningham Linnea and Tom Costas Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cox Pam and Charles Craig Ms. Lexa Crane Lyda Creus Molanphy Andrea Crowson Kelly Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James Curtin Dorothy and John De La Garza David Dibble Tina Berliner and Joe Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dickinson Lauren Dill Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dillman Malia LeMond and Michael Dolan Mrs. Theresa Doyle Alesia Drummer Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duke Ms. Jean Durgan Debbie and Patrick Dyson Luzita Vela and Jamie Ebersole Mr. and Mrs. John Edson Allison and Jeff Edwards Jen Whitmarsh and Doug Eleby Abby Elliott Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Carolyn Esposito Judith Falci Ms. Judith Falci Cara Fareri Ms. Alma Nell Farmer Faye Fasihnia Mark Feist Sandy and Kenny Flores Ms. Glenda Galin Lizzy Garcia Rick Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia
Cristina Adams and Christopher Wlezien Lidia and Kob Wongchotigul Janet and Phillip Wright Suzie and Eric Wright Ms. Gayle York Lisa and Wes Youngblood Colleen and David Zientek
DONOR (UP TO $249) Anonymous (2) Michele and Ashay Ajgaonkar Cindy and Robert Albach Suzanna Albright Mrs. Raye Virginia Allen Mrs. Nancy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan Mrs. Catherine Arrington Presh and John Ashe Ms. Lenore Asher Stephanie and Rodney Ashworth Dr. and Mrs. Parke Avery Catherine Baggett Lt. General and Mrs. John R. Baker (Ret.) Barton Ballard Sara Ballon Mary Beth and Anatole Barnstone Anne Barnstone Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bartee Mrs. Joan Baskin Allison and Robert Bassetti Mr. Richard Batz Edward Bellingrath Carroll Bellingrath Jennifer and Cordell Bennigson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benson Dr. and Mrs. William Berry Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Besikof Valerie and Myron Bethea Mr. and Mrs. John Biggar Ms. Diane Blanco Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bosworth Lucy Bourland Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Tibaut Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley Charlotte and Henry Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bronik Ms. Mary Ann Brown Ms. Linda Brown Ms. Rose Brown Austin Brown Allison and Elliot Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckmaster Cynthia and Bill Buechler Nancy and Robert Buford Elena McDonald-Buller and James Buller Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bunn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burdick
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 DONOR, cont. Mrs. Rosie Salazar-Garza and Mr. Raul Garza Dawn and Andy Glasgow Jennifer Gongaware and Jeffrey Glass Susan and John Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gotten Ms. Jayne Gottschall Katie and Jim Graham Annette and Trey Graves Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green Mr. and Mrs. Matt Greer Laura and Bob Grim Elizabeth Guice Lisa Ansin and Jonathan Guttell Lori and Steve Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hall Brenda and Hal Hansen Amy Harris Dr. and Mrs. George Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartmann Wendy Harvel and Blake Hawthorne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haynes Cathy and Stuart Hentschel Mrs. Dolores Hernandez Tricia Esterby and Garey Herter Connie and William Heyer Ms. Debbie Hicks Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Mr. and Mrs. James Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoefer Ms. Carol Holcombe Jenna Salwen and Brooks Holder Mrs. Cathy Holland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmberg, Sr. Kimberly Horne and John Works Liz and Kenny Howard Mr. and Mrs. Steve Howard Ms. Tyrrell Flawn and Dr. John P. Howe April and Mark Hudson Donna and Frank Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Ron Huston Nancy Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacks Melissa and Billy Jackson Ms. Willanna James Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Janek Ed Jarusinsky Mr. Avery Jobe Rebecca and Ted Jobe Laura Johnson Beth Myler and Erik Josowitz Katherine and Donald Jourdan Nuala and Randy Judycki Leslie and Manuel Justiz Ms. Sharyn Kahlden Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kalmans Lynn and Jeffrey Kane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Karp
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Jackie Kerr and Gary Keith Matt Kelly Mrs. Ruth Kidwell Cindy and Bruce Kim Holly and Joseph Kincannon Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kolm Ann-Tyler and Brian Konradi Stephanie and Jason Kruger Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kutac Rebecca and Stelios Kyriakides Mr. and Mrs. Aldor Lanctot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landis Ann-Christine Langselius Mr. and Mrs. Norv Latreille Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Lee Julie and Derek Lewis Ms. Priscilla Lewis Matt Lipstein Mr. and Mrs. Roland Long Patty and Ike Loose Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman Ms. Kaye Lynch Jan and Chris Mabley Mr. and Mrs. Jim Madigan Ms. Geana Madison Lisa Magids Ms. Judy Magids Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maher Sumaiya and Nadeem Malik Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Marks Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martens Natacha Martin Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin Jamie and Gabriel Martinez Trey Massengale Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mate Terry Matthews Merrie Morris-Mazzetti and Robert Mazzetti Kelley and Phillip McCollough Mr. Hal McCommas Susan and Jeff McCoy Mr. and Mrs. David L. McDonald Ms. Ada McElhenney Ms. Melda McGrath Jane McMurrey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meinert Cheryl and Greg Mele Hollyana and Shane Melear Mr. and Mrs. David Mesches Mr. and Mrs. Mike Metschan Ms. Joyce Michal Louise and Mark Michaud Ms. Barbara Miller Mrs. David L. Millet Laura Milton Seyed Mohammadi Ms. Marelle Molbert Tim Moore Swapna Reddy and Subhakar Mutyala Brady Nash
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Contribution Level DONOR, cont. Ms. Nancy Near Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Jennifer Nezzer Ms. Janet Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Niemann Linda and Bill O’Herron Ms. Jean Olson Grace and Adam Ortman Janet and Jeff Osborne Mr. and Mrs. George Ostendorf, Sr. Gloria and Evan Otto Tanya Owens Catherine Pace Mr. and Mrs. Riley Parker Mrs. Cindy Patterson Matherly The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Claude Payne Katherine and Martin Pease Monica Peraza Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perkins Lauri and Chris Perry Julie Person Dr. and Mrs. George Pierce Ms. Marjorie Pipkin Jack Politz Anne Pontin Mrs. Dorothy Pope Mrs. Jane Porter Megan and Tim Pound Veronica Putney Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rabun Dr. and Mrs. Patlolla Reddy Dawn and Scott Richardson Kim and Shawn Roberts Brooke Robertson Michelle and David Roe Betsy Ross Ms. Elizabeth Royer Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rozman Ms. Janice Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ruff Hope Ruiz and Polo Ruiz-Santiago Clive Runnells Marsha Russell Roberta Russo Ms. Marilyn Sager Pat Sinnott and Robert Salgo Sarah and Paul Sarahan Margaret Sauer Ms. Karen Schimmel Julie and John Schlitt Ms. Mary Schmidt Jennie Luongo and Danny Schmidt Veronica and Steve Segura Lisabeth and David Sewell McCann Mary Kay and Chuck Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sheehan Perrin and Chris Shelton Molly Sherman Angelica and Mark Simon
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Reagan and Keith Skates Cyndy and Eric Smith Susan and Andy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dave Snider Justin Soffer Ms. Mary Charles Kubricht and Mr. Ron Sommers Candy and Brad Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Speitel Meredith Stark Dr. Marilyn Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strausbaugh Philippa Strelitz and Brian Block Jennifer Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swearingen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tassone Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor Stephanie Todd Kate Torres Ms. Mary Townsend Linh Tran Dina Tucker Ms. Sharon Tully Mark Turner Michelle Turner Mrs. Violet Turner Jill and John Tyler Ms. Patricia Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vandergriff Mrs. Mary Vanis Jasmin Vara Ms. Cate Dobson and Mr. Herschel Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Veselka Sarah Avery and Matt Wayne Ms. Julie Weaver Dr. and Mrs. Herb Weiss Kelly Mikelson and Abe Wickelgren Ms. Judy Willcott Jennifer Willcott Janie and Jim Williams Gretchen and Steve Williams Jeannette and John Williams Nicole Williams Kirk Wineland Elizabeth and Thomas Winslow Joan Winter Pamela and Tom Wissemann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolchansky Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young Shannon and Catherine Zahrn Lisa and Jake Zapalac Aimee Zivin
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 ST. ANDREW’S GRANDPARENTS’ CLUB Gifts of any amount qualify St. Andrew’s Grandparents for membership in the Grandparents’ Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benson Harrison Benson, 2016 Dr. and Mrs. William Berry Brooks Nelson, 2024 Claire Nelson, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alfonso, Jr. Ivan Crowson, 2019
Mr. Matt Berry, Sr. Robert MacDougall, 2019 William Berry, 2023 Evelyn Berry, 2021
Mrs. Raye Virginia Allen Tres Allen, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Amburn Elisabeth Shanks, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Besikof Sabrina Kalmans, 2022 Hudson Kalmans, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Anderson Caroline Anderson, 2022 Gracie Anderson, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Beuerlein James Beuerlein, 2017
Mrs. Nancy Anderson Chloe Melear, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. John Biggar Caroline Biggar, 2016 Catherine Biggar, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan Sophie Mesches, 2017 Mrs. Catherine Arrington Zach Bernard, 2021 Grace Bernard, 2023 Ms. Lenore Asher Elias Asher, 2016 Dr. and Mrs. Parke Avery Avery Wayne, 2022 Anna Wayne, 2024 Lt. General and Mrs. John R. Baker (Ret.) Sofiya Herter, 2024
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bosworth Loula Aycock, 2024 Bo Aycock, 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Bowles Lucy Bowles, 2025 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bradley Maja Urban, 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley Maddox Kunik, 2021
Anne Barnstone Henry Barnstone, 2016 Millie Barnstone, 2023
Mr. Robert Bradshaw Elizabeth Bradshaw, 2015 Maddie Bradshaw, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Bartee Max Bartee, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bronik Joshua Natinsky, 2025
Mrs. Joan Baskin Mac Baskin, 2016
Ms. Rose Brown Marisa Washington, 2019 Madisen Washington, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bass Alli Durrett, 2019
Ms. Mary Ann Brown Allie Novess, 2015
Mr. Bob Bates Jack Malone, 2021 Matt Malone, 2024
Ms. Linda Brown Julia Coe, 2018
Mr. Richard Batz Ella Townsend, 2023 Mary Louise Townsend, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Buchanan Charlotte Buchanan, 2026
Ms. Janet Bauchman Harrison Parker, 2026 58
St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Grandparents’ Club Mrs. Eleanor Chote Elena Konradi, 2021 Becks Konradi, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckmaster Pema Bear, 2018 Nancy and Robert Buford Camden Werner, 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bunn Stella McAbeer, 2024
Mrs. Marian Claman Lachlan Claman, 2018 Ellie Claman, 2020 Leah Claman, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burdick Hannah Stritzinger, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Sarah Payet, 2020
Sandra and Charles Burnside Evan Burnside, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clarkson Louisa Clarkson, 2021 Ms. Meg Clifton Nate Howard, 2025
Dr. and Mrs. Douthard Butler Nina Jourdan, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clifton Grayson Clifton, 2016
Mrs. Ginger Butler-French Blair Butler, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cobb Sarah Courtney, 2021
Ms. Susan Buzbee Cole Morehead, 2020
Mr. James Cahill, Sr. Olivia Cahill, 2017 The Reverend A. Dean Calcote Allie Calcote, 2020 Kate Sarahan, 2019 Will Sarahan, 2019 Ms. Monica Camuzzi Cian Lynch, 2018
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Mr. and Mrs. James Cobb Perry Schell, 2015 Abby Schell, 2018
Ms. Pam Cady Jaxon Cady, 2018
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Ms. Jane Compere Brady Kurad, 2022 Carson Kurad, 2019
Mrs. Sally Cooke Caroline Thompson, 2020 Jack Thompson, 2023 Ms. Laura Coomes Finn McGehee, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Carson Carroll, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cooper Ben Carsner, 2016
Mr. Charles Carson Carson Witt, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cox Hayden Cox, 2023
Ms. Jeneanne Carson Carson Witt, 2018
Ms. Lexa Crane Daniel Frishman, 2015 Mary Alex Frishman, 2018
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Cartall Alejandro Esquivel, 2017 Leonardo Esquivel, 2020
Ms. Bobby Jean Cross Tanner Svanas, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Walton Schmidt, 2017 Emma Schmidt, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham Peyton Cunningham, 2015 Truman Cunningham, 2020
Ms. Gloria Castro Aimee Williams, 2017 Jack Williams, 2019 Ethan Williams, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. James Curtin Victoria Curtin, 2018 Elizabeth Curtin, 2015
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 Ms. Elaine Eiland Tucker Eiland, 2018 Delaney Eiland, 2022 Gray Eiland, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis Mason Ezell, 2016 Chloe Ezell, 2020 Ms. Diane Wommack Daniel Caroline Daniel, 2019 Thomas Daniel, 2021 Price Daniel, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Matthew Tobias, 2018 Maria Tobias, 2021 Mia Tobias, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis Caroline Simmons, 2025
Ms. Judith Falci Gavin Massengale, 2017
Dorothy and John De La Garza Dorothy Thompson, 2019
Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning Jack Tyler, 2015 Sydney Tyler, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dial Luke Dial, 2025
Ms. Alma Nell Farmer Andrew Farmer, 2023 Matthew Farmer, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dickinson Rachel Nezzer, 2017 Rebecca Nezzer, 2019
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Fason Claire Fason, 2017 Kate Fason, 2023
Mrs. Kathy Dickson Cole Baker, 2016 Katherine Baker, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dillman Will Snider, 2020 Ms. Louisa Donoghue Mary Louisa Donoghue, 2023 David Donoghue, 2026 Mrs. Theresa Doyle Cason Doyle, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Duke Hadley Shaffer, 2026
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Mrs. Rosalinda Fierro Frankie Reyna, 2018 Ms. Glenda Galin Elias Asher, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia Julia Barcenas, 2017 Mrs. Rosie Salazar-Garza and Mr. Raul Garza Hannah Hornaday, 2017 Jack Hornaday, 2022 Mrs. Mary Giberson Logan Giberson, 2015
Ms. Jean Durgan Emma Williams, 2019 Sam Williams, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillean Gracen Kelly, 2016 Cailan Kelly, 2019
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Dyer Jessica Holmberg, 2016 Mitchell Holmberg, 2018
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilman Teddy Gilman, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Dyson Peter Dyson, 2016 Katherine Dyson, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Goldman Annie Goldman, 2022 Caroline Goldman, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. John Edson Jack Nelson, 2022 Mary Caroline Nelson, 2022 Andrew Nelson, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodyear Ben Ingram-Eiser, 2022 Ty Ingram-Eiser, 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon Luke Willis, 2026
Mrs. Patricia Ehrlich Simms Ehrlich, 2019 Wheeler Ehrlich, 2024
Mr. Gary Gormin Jack Gormin, 2023 Abby Gormin, 2026 60
St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Grandparents’ Club Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gotten Nate Howard, 2025
Tricia Esterby and Garey Herter Sofiya Herter, 2024
Ms. Jayne Gottschall Andrew McInvale, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heydenreich Christian Erben, 2017 Emma Erben, 2019
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green Margot Metschan, 2023 Liam Metschan, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hicks Jackson Hanson, 2022 Harrison Hanson, 2023 Hardin Hanson, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Geof Greenleaf Susie Greenleaf, 2025
Ms. Debbie Hicks Jackson Hanson, 2022 Harrison Hanson, 2023 Hardin Hanson, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Greer Marisa Washington, 2019 Madisen Washington, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Elissa Stewart-Hill, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. LeMoyne Hall Kendall Hall, 2022 Parker Hall, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. James Hobbs Andrew Farmer, 2023 Matthew Farmer, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hall Kate Vandergriff, 2021 Will Vandergriff, 2023 Kyle Vandergriff, 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hanson Jackson Hanson, 2022 Harrison Hanson, 2023 Hardin Hanson, 2024 Dr. and Mrs. George Harrison Charlotte Buchanan, 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart Will Nickerson, 2018
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Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hoefer Olivia Cahill, 2017
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Mr. Douglas Hoelscher Erika Hoelscher, 2015 Ms. Carol Holcombe Brooke Wilson, 2017 Lydia Wilson, 2017 Mrs. Cathy Holland Alex Davis, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmberg, Sr. Jessica Holmberg, 2016 Mitchell Holmberg, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartmann Kelsey Qualters, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Harvel Sophie Hawthorne, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton Audrey Schultz, 2022 Megan Schultz, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haynes Haynes McCoy, 2025
Ms. Jo Ann Howard Laney Howard, 2015 Carson Henry, 2026
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Hempfling Carrie Beth Hempfling, 2025 Jack Hempfling, 2024 James Hempfling, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Howard Henry Howard, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Henry Carson Henry, 2026
Ms. Tyrrell Flawn and Dr. John P. Howe Bradley Parham, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herd Harrison Parker, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ray Hudson Camille Hudson, 2015
Mrs. Dolores Hernandez Sofia Gonzalez, 2021
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 Drs. Elva and Royce Keilers Julian Mirran, 2019 Sophia Mirran, 2017
Janice Hughes Zach Sutton, 2020 Eli Sutton, 2022 Sophie Sutton, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Taylor Josey, 2019 Lila Josey, 2021 Travis Josey, 2024
Kathy and David Hughes Jackson Matthews, 2021 Maddie Matthews, 2023 Jonesie Matthews, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kennedy Matt Kennedy, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Huston Sofia Huston, 2021 Caden Huston, 2024
Mrs. Ruth Kidwell Charlie Tusa, 2016
Mr. Moses Hutchins Trenton Jackson, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kolm Mackenzie Cowan, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison Lucy Jones, 2015 Georgia Jones, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kutac Carter Kutac, 2026
Mr. Regis Ingram Scott Politz, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kyle Eleanor Evarts, 2026
Ms. Carolyn Jackson Graves Wood, 2026 Ms. Willanna James Cydnie Golson, 2017 Conor Golson, 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Janek Ryan Janek, 2018
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landis Ethan Hanna, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacks Natalie Jacks, 2016
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Mr. and Mrs. Aldor Lanctot Megan Lanctot, 2016 Mr. John Langdon Byars Langdon, 2023 Evy Langdon, 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Norv Latreille Kevin Latreille, 2019 Kris Latreille, 2022
Mr. Avery Jobe T.J. Jobe, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leaman Alli Durrett, 2019
Ms. Luci Baines Johnson and Mr. Ian Turpin John Covert, 2015 Claudia Covert, 2016
Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Lee John Rufus Wallingford, 2023 Emily Wallingford, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson Caroline Daniel, 2019 Thomas Daniel, 2021 Price Daniel, 2024
Ms. Priscilla Lewis Henry Lewis, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Riley Anne Cummins, 2018
Dr. and Mrs. Zeck Lieberman Juliette Dell, 2015 Zachary Dell, 2015
Ms. Sharyn Kahlden Sydney Parrish, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Long Dylan Long, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kalmans Sabrina Kalmans, 2022 Hudson Kalmans, 2023
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyman Aislin Lyman, 2021 Ms. Kaye Lynch Cullen Parker, 2016
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Grandparents’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Jim Madigan Madigan Pound, 2025 Austin Pound, 2022
Ms. Patricia McHargue Sophie Hudson, 2018 Spencer Hudson, 2016
Ms. Geana Madison Rachel Madison, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Mike McKaughan Diego Ruiz, 2024 Annabelle McKaughan, 2025
Ms. Judy Magids Will Magids, 2023
Drs. Melinda and James McMichael Luke Paddock, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maher Grace Berry, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Hank McNamara Sarah Courtney, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mann Mateo Salinas, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meinert Stefaan Meinert, 2020
Dr. and Mrs. Ronnie Marks Miller Marks, 2022 Madeline Marks, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meisenheimer Zane LeBlanc, 2024 Mr. Robert Merrick Merrick Andersson, 2018 Henry Andersson, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martens Sam Martens, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin Gabriel Lucio-Martin, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mate Adam Brundell, 2017 Terry Matthews Jackson Matthews, 2021 Maddie Matthews, 2023 Jonesie Matthews, 2025 Ms. Jacque McCall Carlie McCall, 2021 Cade McCall, 2024
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Mr. and Mrs. David Mesches Sophie Mesches, 2017
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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Metschan Margot Metschan, 2023 Liam Metschan, 2025 Ms. Joyce Michal Maya Glasgow, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Michaux Will Magids, 2023 Ms. Barbara Miller Miller Marks, 2022 Madeline Marks, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. McClanahan Quinn McClanahan, 2019 Cian McClanahan, 2022
Mrs. David L. Millet Grayson Clifton, 2016
Mr. Hal McCommas Finn McGehee, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mohns Barrett Guttell, 2017 Jack Guttell, 2018 Tyler Guttell, 2019 Cameron Guttell, 2021
Mr. and Mrs. David L. McDonald Andrew Buller, 2020 Ms. Ada McElhenney Ada Barbee, 2016 Read Barbee, 2016
Ms. Marelle Molbert Maija Graham, 2022 Ty Graham, 2024 Addy Graham, 2026
The Very Reverend and Mrs. Pitman McGehee Finn McGehee, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison Alexandra Lee, 2019 Louise Lee, 2021
Ms. Melda McGrath Evan McGrath, 2025 Grace McGrath, 2022 Luke McGrath, 2025
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rabun Julia Coe, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. George Nalle Harrison Oddo, 2024 Katie Oddo, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Ratliff Scout Swanson, 2022
Lucy and Phil Nazro Sam Thurman, 2015 Ben Thurman, 2015 Rachel Nezzer, 2017 Rebecca Nezzer, 2019
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Reed Harrison Reed, 2019 Jackson Reed, 2021 Dr. and Mrs. Patlolla Reddy Pavan Reddy, 2016 Pritam Reddy, 2016
Ms. Nancy Near Jake Near, 2025 Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Brooks Nelson, 2024 Claire Nelson, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Lauren Robertson, 2022 Caris Robertson, 2024
Mrs. Carol Nelson Jack Nelson, 2022 Mary Caroline Nelson, 2022 Andrew Nelson, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogat Peyton Cunningham, 2015 Truman Cunningham, 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Rosenfeld Kendall Hall, 2022 Parker Hall, 2025
Ms. Janet Nickerson Will Nickerson, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Niemann Nicole Heyer, 2022 Ms. Jean Olson Ethan Rogers, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. George Ostendorf, Sr. Coaty Ostendorf, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Osterman Audrey Schultz, 2022 Megan Schultz, 2026
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Ms. Elizabeth Royer Charlie Welland, 2021 Maggie Welland, 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rozman Harrison Rozman, 2017 Ms. Janice Rudy Ellie Rudy, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ruff John Temple, 2015 Annie Temple, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Paddock Luke Paddock, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. John Sabo Ursula Willcott, 2017 Bentley Willcott, 2024
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Parker Cullen Parker, 2016
Reverend Harold Sager William McKinnerney, 2017 Grace McKinnerney, 2020
Mrs. Cindy Patterson Matherly Mac Soldano, 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perkins Gina Perkins, 2019
Ms. Marilyn Sager William McKinnerney, 2017 Grace McKinnerney, 2020
Dr. and Mrs. George Pierce Ben Pollinger, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Salwen James Castro, 2019
Ms. Marjorie Pipkin Alexis Lilley, 2018
Ms. Karen Schimmel Bo Carpenter, 2025
Mrs. Dorothy Pope Cole Morehead, 2020
Ms. Mary Schmidt Peter Dyson, 2016 Katherine Dyson, 2018
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Grandparents’ Club Ms. Sue Schwartz Kathleen Schwartz, 2020 Amelia Schwartz, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Temple John Temple, 2015 Annie Temple, 2017
The Honorable Bob Shannon Camille Hudson, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson Jack Thompson, 2023 Caroline Thompson, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Sheehan Will Sheehan, 2017 Coby Sheehan, 2019
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tobias Matthew Tobias, 2018 Maria Tobias, 2021 Mia Tobias, 2022
Ms. Mary Sherwood Ally Sherwood, 2015
Ms. Mary Townsend Ella Townsend, 2023 Mary Louise Townsend, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sikes Angi Barrow, 2018 Michael Barrow, 2022
Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Townsend Teddy Gilman, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Snider Will Snider, 2020 Ms. Mary Charles Kubricht and Mr. Ron Sommers Asher Fore, 2024 Isabelle Fore, 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Speitel Matthew Speitel, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson Nate Stephenson, 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stern Caroline Anderson, 2022 Gracie Anderson, 2026 Dr. Marilyn Stewart Allie Calcote, 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stokes Sophie Stokes, 2021
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Mrs. Violet Turner Logan Giberson, 2015 Ms. Patricia Tyler Sydney Tyler, 2015 Jack Tyler, 2015
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vaccaro Addison Brown, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vandergriff Kate Vandergriff, 2021 Will Vandergriff, 2023 Kyle Vandergriff, 2026 Mrs. Mary Vanis Luke Dial, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strausbaugh Kate Fox, 2016 Molly Fox, 2018
Ms. Cate Dobson and Mr. Herschel Vaughn Jack Weaver, 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Veselka Asa Buehler, 2015 Leila Buehler, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. William Sutton Sophie Sutton, 2024 Zach Sutton, 2020 Eli Sutton, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wade Blakeley McMurrey, 2025
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swearingen Kacey Swearingen, 2018
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wallingford John Rufus Wallingford, 2023 Emily Wallingford, 2026
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Tassone Angelo Tassone, 2020
Ms. Julie Weaver Jack Weaver, 2020
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Taylor Andrew Taylor, 2015 Katie Taylor, 2017
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 Dr. and Mrs. Herb Weiss Allyssa Weiss, 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wesbecher Sofia Wesbecher, 2025 Drs. Sara Jane and Robert White Henry Erlinger, 2020 Ms. Marsha Williams Mary Louisa Donoghue, 2023 David Donoghue, 2026 Ms. Judy Willcott Ursula Willcott, 2017 Bentley Willcott, 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilson Brooke Wilson, 2017 Lydia Wilson, 2017 Dr. and Mrs. Ed Withers Bering Edwards, 2022 Luke Edwards, 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolchansky Harrison Rozman, 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wright Hannah Stritzinger, 2018 Ms. Gayle York Joshua York, 2025 Kate York, 2026 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young Lily Kincannon, 2017
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St. Andrew’s Fund Gifts by Matching Donations MATCHING GIFTS Thank you to the following families that had their gift amount doubled or tripled by requesting matching gift funds from their employer.
IBM CORPORATION MATCHING GRANTS PROGRAM Julie and Garrett Hall Grace and Adam Ingram-Eiser Sumaiya and Nadeem Malik JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC. Julie and Kevin Witt
Did you know that more than $38,000 has been given by matching gift companies already this year?
JPMORGAN CHASE Will Haber
Visit our matching gift website for instructions on your company’s matching gift program.
MICHAEL & SUSAN DELL FOUNDATION Amy and Kurt Sell
AEGON TRANSAMERICA FOUNDATION Anonymous
MICROSOFT MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM Jennifer and Victor Blanco Tommie and Eric LeBlanc Matthew Perry
AMD FOUNDATION EMPLOYEE GIVING PROGRAM Shirley Cohen and Brad Benton APPLE, INC Megan and Tim Pound
ORACLE MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM Laura and Michael Townsend Lidia and Kob Wongchotigul
CHARLES SCHWAB MATCHING GIFT CENTER Monica and Steve Johnson DAIICHI SANKYO Holli Hill DELL DIRECT GIVING CAMPAIGN Kristin Bradfield Natalie and Steve Brown Teresa and James Bryant M. L. and Alan Calcote Bill Clark Heather and Darren Fedorowicz Kelly Walton and Peter Hofer Cheri and Richard Holmberg Liz and Kenny Howard Jane and Mark Jacks Kelly and Tyler Johnson Joyce Mullen and Todd Stephenson Gervaise and Todd Nix Ashlen Cherry and Marcus Ruark Jennifer and Kirk Schell Christy and Mark Werner
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PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE Carolyn and Eric Ostrom REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilman SAP AMERICA Lisa and John Tully
SYNOPSIS Kelley and Gene Shrock TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FOUNDATION MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Cathy Riely and Brett Schwab THE POWELL FOUNDATION Marian and Chris Casey
DISNEY EMPLOYEE MATCHING GIFTS Catherine Baggett
TPG CAPITAL, L.P. (TEXAS PACIFIC GROUP, INC.) Bremond and Michael MacDougall
EMERSON Sheri and Peter Zornio
VM WARE FOUNDATION Laura and Felipe Payet
FORESTAR GROUP INC. Beth and David Grimm
WELLS FARGO FOUNDATION EDUCATIONAL MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM Andy Deskins
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM Pat Sinnott and Robert Salgo
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St. Andrew’s Fund by Crusader Club ST. ANDREW’S CRUSADER CLUB Gifts of any amount qualify St. Andrew’s Alumni for membership in the Crusader Club. Catherine Baggett, 2003 Barton Ballard, 1981 Rebecca (McHargue) Baxter, 1979 Matt Berry, 1980 Tibaut Bowman, 1959 Austin Brown, 2013 Tom Daniel, 1985 Evan Dial, 1995 David Dibble, 1981 Lauren Dill, 2004 Louisa (Mahone) Donoghue, 1956 Richard Donoghue, 1986 Kimberley (Curtis) Ezell, 1979 Mary Ann (Thornhill) Frishman, 1979 Steven Garcia, 2002 Lizzy Garcia, 2008 Will Haber, 2003 Jason Herd, 1995 Ann-Tyler (Chote) Konradi, 1986 Anna (Morrison) Lee, 1979 Malia LeMond, 1979 Bremond (Berry) MacDougall, 1984 Michael MacDougall, 1984 Jamie Matthews, 1986 Mary Clare (Hughes) Matthews, 1990 Kit McConnico, 1996 Jeff McCrary, 1994 Jane McMurrey, 2007 Hollyana (Anderson) Melear, 1985 Laura Milton, 2004 John Nelson, 1980 Alice (Nazro) Nezzer, 1981 Shannon (Green) Owen, 1989 Catherine Pace, 2012 Amy (McMichael) Paddock, 1987 Valerie Parker, 1996 Jack Politz, 2012 Clive Runnells, 2008 Kathryn (Long) Runnells, 1971 Matt Sjoberg, 1970 Keith Skates, 2002 Justin Soffer, 1994 Meredith Stark, 2011 Jennifer Sutton, 1985 Lawrence Temple, 1978 Jasmin Vara, 2009 T.C. Waugh, 1984 Christy (Buford) Werner, 1989 Mary (Garwood) Yancy, 1974
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St. Andrew’s Fund Proof 2014–2015 THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE ST. ANDREW’S FUND! Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this donor list. If your name has been inadvertently left off or incorrectly listed, please contact Brenda Hansen in the Development Office at 512.299.9714 or bhansen@sasaustin.org so it can be corrected in the final Annual Report published in Fall 2015.
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