2016-2017 Impact Report by Mount de Sales Academy

2016-2017 Impact Report

message from the academy president Mount de Sales Academy is a dynamic institution. Over the course of more than 140 years, the Academy has evolved from a junior college for women and boarding school to a co-ed day school, to the communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first integrated school and National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. The Academy continues to respond to changing educational needs so that our graduates are well prepared for college, career, and life. During the 2016-17 school year, we began a five-year SACS accreditation study. Administrators and faculty members also implemented strategic changes to our structure and curriculum that will boost academic rigor and support each student to reach their highest potential.

This report highlights some of those exciting initiatives but is primarily a testament to the effect that your generosity has on the lives of MDS students and graduates. On behalf of our faculty, staff, and students, let me express our gratitude for your moral support and financial gifts. We wish you and your family blessings and peace. Forever de Sales,

David Held, President

MISSION “Mount de Sales Academy, an independent Catholic school sponsored and inspired by the Sisters of Mercy, is a diverse collegepreparatory community of learners— students and teachers alike—who are poised to discover, challenged to innovate, and motivated to serve.”

Mount de Sales Academy 2016-17 Board of Trustees Mr. Craig Murphey, Chair Mr. Jarome Gautreaux (’85), Vice Chair Mrs. Suzy Garcia, Treasurer Mr. Roy Robinson (’82), Secretary Mr. Matt McKenna (’75), Ex-Officio Mrs. Kathy Blackwell Mr. Pat Braski Dr. James Cassidy, Jr. (’75) Hon. Verda Colvin Mr. Spyros Dermatas (’72) Mr. Matt Garvin (’88) Mrs. Michelle Kroll Mrs. Mary Ann Mahoney Sr. Joan Serda, RSM Hon. Lamar Sizemore Mr. Terry Smoak Mrs. Mona Speir Mr. Shane Spells Administration Mr. David Held, President Mrs. Mary Pat Dadisman, Assistant Head of School, Dean of Students Dr. Mike Franklin, Upper School Head Mrs. Kari Alderman, Middle School Head 851 Orange Street, Macon, GA, 31201 (478) 751-3240 | www.mountdesales.net facebook.com/MDSMaconGA @MDSCavaliers @mtdesales_macon Facebook “f ” Logo

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impact report contents

Academy Profile Class of 2017 Stats

Impact New Programs, Highlights, and Accolades

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Academy Financial Information

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Donor Listing Annual Fund

ACADEMY PROFILE

Accreditation:

Class of 2017:

2017 Graduates - Top Decile:

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Southern Association of Independent Schools

100% graduation rate

Average Cumulative GPA: 4.05 Average Academic GPA: 3.99 Average SAT Scores: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 672 Math: 693 SAT Composite: 1340

Memberships: Mercy Secondary Education Association National Catholic Education Association National Association for Independent Schools Southern Association of Independent Schools Georgia High School Association (GHSA) The College Board Association for Supervision and Curriculum Honor Societies: Cum Laude Society National Honor Society French National Honor Society Spanish National Honor Society

$4M awarded in scholarship aid (without

HOPE)

59% earned academic stars/letters 34 honor graduates 13 Cum Laude Society members

AP Examination Results:

8 Total number of AP exams taken: 429 68% received scores of 3, 4, or 5 AP Scholars: 39 Average number of AP courses taken:

Scholars with Honor: 17 Scholars with Distinction: 7 National AP Scholars: 3

DIVERSE COMMUNITY OF LEARNERS 63% 22% 4% 7% 4%

Caucasian

Religions

43% 57%

Catholic

Awards & tuition Aid

34% 10%

Need-based aid

Ethnicities

Parents Reflect on MDS:

African American Hispanic Asian Other

Other

“My son transferred to Mount de Sales during his junior year. The faculty, staff, and students have been very welcoming. Academically, he is challenged but also supported by the faculty. We have had a good experience at MDS.” –Anita Gustafson “Mount de Sales sees all of its kids, thinks deeply about the growth of each one, and creates opportunities that support the kids’ growth.” –Margaret Symington “As a new parent of a sixth grader, I am thrilled with the level of responsibility placed on these young people. Our children are maturing into young adults and gaining life skills as a direct result of the environment MDS fosters.” –Emily St. Peter 5

Merit-Based awards

New Classes Upper School • Automated Computer Design • Musical Theater • AP Physics II • English as a Second Language Middle School: • STEM Academy and Computer Coding—7th Grade • Leadership Development— 8th Grade

“ highlights Bedrock Curriculum The Upper School reorganized into grade-level teams rather than academic departments. Teams plan interdisciplinary study and redesign courses to integrate four essential 21st century skills: creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication. The new structure strengthens the Academy’s “bedrock” curriculum, those courses that are the traditional core of graduation requirements. The ninth grade team also is paying special attention to the skills and experience needed to effectively transition their students to highschool-level work. All teams are looking for ways to support students who may be struggling and engage parents in the education process. In conjunction with the Upper School’s focus on integrating content and skills, the Middle School launched a two-year strategy to infuse creativity and project-based learning into the curriculum. Accolades The junior varsity Quiz Bowl team finished 4th at State, and the varsity Quiz Bowl team finished 5th and won an invitation to the NAQT High School National Championship Tournament. This is the second year in a row that the varsity team has qualified for the national championship.

I love the new ESOL program! The students we are hosting come home energized by this learning, feeling it is really applicable to them and their needs for educational success. Thank you for adding it to the curriculum.” –Susan Feehan, Parent, International Student Host

Josiah Cotton (2020) received a “MathMovesU” scholarship, and MDS received a matching grant for innovative ideas to enhance math study. Janicka Crocker (2018) was named the Distinguished Young Women of Monroe-Bibb First Honoree in the 2018 national scholarship program. Janicka was first in the scholastic category for academic achievement and talent category for her piano performance, which she composed. Lydia Good (2017) was Macon’s only National Merit semi-finalist and recognized as the Exchange Club of Macon’s Youth of the Year. Jack Grist (2017) won the Downtown Macon Rotary Club and the divisional Rotary speech contests. Aidan Hintermaier (2018) was the only Middle Georgia high school student enrolled in the distance-learning math program at Georgia Tech. (pictured) Evan Kelley (2017) won the Foreign Language Telegraph Golden Eagle award. Stephanie Pierson (2020) won the girls division of the local Optimist International Oratorical speech contest.

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The process of creating something entirely new, plus the possibility of designing something that could become a functional, mass-produced vehicle is exciting. I’m glad all of my hard work has paid off. It is reassuring and gives me confidence for my future as a car designer.” –Davis Kunselman (2017) CDN-GM Interactive Car Design Competition Winner Drive for Design (Fiat Chrysler) Competition Winner

highlights Diploma Endorsement Program Sophomores now have the opportunity to explore areas of academic and career interest through our new Diploma Endorsement Program. Faculty members mentor students as they design a three-year research or creative project, pursue internships, take a concentrated course of study, and prepare a senior capstone presentation. As a group, diploma endorsement students benefit from additional opportunities to develop team building, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills. This year, 33 sophomores began their study in one of six concentrations: science, design, and technology; global studies; history and humanities; Mercy in Action; business management; and healthcare studies.

poised to discover AP Service Learning Pilot Program The College Board selected MDS as an AP Service Learning Pilot Program school. As part of the program, AP environmental science students are certified water quality testers. They are monitoring a section of the Ocmulgee River and will submit their findings to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division. (pictured, courtesy of 13WMAZ) Accolades The MDS Troubadours took second place in the regional One Act competition with play “The Children’s Story.” Our talented actors have placed seven years in a row.

Senior Capstone Projects

In the state Literary competition, Aidan Hintermaier (2018) won 1st place, Argumentative Essay; Miranda Brown (2017) won 1st place, Girls Solo; Molly Craig (2017) and Erin Bunkers (2017) won 2nd place, Duo Oral Interpretation; and Taylor Howard (2018) won 2nd place, Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking.

Six seniors completed capstone projects including researching mitochondrial DNA, working in an emergency room, writing a modern play with themes from Greek literature, and creating a blueprint and 3D model of a café.

Rep. Austin Scott invited five art students—Tracey Owens (2019), Nora Xu (2017), Sydney Walker (2019), Vy Diep (2018), and Zoe Wang (2018)—to place their work in the 8th District Congressional Art Exhibition.

“ Challenged to innovate highlights Academic Resource Center We continued our commitment to provide state-of-the-art technology to supplement traditional teaching methods. The Academic Resource Center (Knott Library) received 21 new computers to support graphics and flash programs used by programming classes, AP science classes, statistics and calculus classes, upper level world languages, yearbook, and visual arts. Smart Technology Six Upper School classrooms were upgraded with “smartboard” technology, which integrates different forms of media, expands the nature of the content that teachers can use in instruction, and supports a variety of learning styles. Finally, we increased network bandwidth through new fiber optic cabling to improve digital speed across the entire campus.

Our STEM class has been a fantastic experiment about the impact of Growth Mindset for our students. More than half the 7th grade has taken it each year. The kids are drawn to the hands-on projects. Along with science and engineering principles, students learn the process of ‘digging in’ by redoing, re-designing, and reflecting on their thought processes. We allow students to have the freedom to fail. The result- we have a hard time ending projects! The kids want to keep improving and testing their ideas.” –Kari Alderman, Middle School Head, STEM Teacher

Accolades The Cyberliers Upper School robotics team competed for the first time, placing 5th out of 33 teams in the first regional robotic qualifier competition. The Legoliers Middle School robotics team also placed 5th in a 12-team tournament and won the best robot design award. Twenty-one students participated in the 2017 Valdosta State University High School Model United Nations Conference. Our delegations from Japan and Brazil received Distinguished Delegation awards and individual delegates Jakey Edmonson (2019), Davis Uren (2019), and Parker Pierce (2019) received awards for Top Position Papers.

17,000 Volunteer Hours = $410,380 • Served breakfast at Macon Outreach for 4 weeks • Hosted 3 campus/downtown cleanups and helped with Ocmulgee Alive River Clean Up • Revitalized 9 houses through Rebuilding Macon and 1 through the Fuller Center • Helped with FAM’s Gifts of Love program • Played Bingo with St. Paul’s Apartments residents • Adopted grandparents and became pen-pals with Carlyle Place residents • Knitted 40 hats for Central Georgia Cancer Center patients • Collected more than 3,000 food items for the St. Peter Claver Food Pantry • Painted an interactive mural at the Ronald McDonald House • Assembled bags of supplies for parents of babies born premature at Navicent Health • Created welcome bags for foster kids at their new homes

motivated to serve highlights Service Trips and Projects Students traveled to Peru during spring break to work with Kantaya, a nonprofit organization that runs afterschool programs to help Ventanilla children receive quality education. Our students helped children with arts and crafts. Fr. Frank Critch hosted a trip the St. Francis Inn in Philadelphia to spend a week in service to the poor and homeless. Seniors presented an anti-bullying program at several elementary schools; juniors worked with Rebuilding Macon to freshen up old houses; sophomores read to Alex II first graders; freshmen served a meal at the St. Peter Claver Church food pantry; middle school students volunteered with Macon Outreach, raised money for the American Heart Association and read to elementary school students. 9

Soccer coaches Kenny Epps and Iain Jones led the soccer program in collecting toiletries for Macon Outreach.

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Sometimes people assume that those who are poor just need to get a job, but I learned that it is not that easy. I learned that you should not judge someone's situation until you know what they've been through.” –Bray Makowski (2018), Poverty Simulator Participant (pictured, middle)

Intefaith Prayer Service Our interfaith thanksgiving prayer service reflected the proud diversity of MDS. With pastors from several protestant churches and the Islamic Center, the service included prayers for hope, faith, unity, and tolerance. Advanced Social Justice Juniors and seniors in our Social Justice class participated in a poverty simulator at Mercer’s Center for Community Concern, where students “lived” the day-to-day trials of the underprivileged. They experienced the difficulties of finding transportation, securing a job, and earning money as well as dealing with institutions and prejudices.

in the classroom

faculty accolades Burke Hall was repurposed as a state-of-the-art science lab (pictured) thanks to generous gifts from the Dorothy V. & N. Logan Lewis Foundation and MDS parents. The classroom and new equipment supports inquiry-based labs for honors classes and AP Physics I & II. Students will benefit from experiments in light diffraction, nuclear physics, and spectrometer readings, which must be done over several days. “The primary benefit is the space. I can have labs in motion, mass, pressure, and volume going at the same time. And, with multiple whiteboards, I can have students working in groups on complex physics problems with math analysis over several days. Our students will also be better prepared for lab work in college because they will be used to working in groups and solving complex problems,” said Mark McMahon. Danielle Adams and Mike Franklin attended the Marzano conference, which connects educators with innovative, visionary ways to provide rigorous instruction and prepare students for success in college and the global workplace.

John Hintermaier completed US Lacrosse Level 2 coaching certification. He was also a College Board AP World History exam grader, attended an AP workshop at Marist, and attended the AP National Conference in July. Duane Hunter was a College Board AP Psychology reader and exam grader. Diane Mead participated in the Cooper Union Exhibition Study in New York and studied at the Museum Education Institute, Metropolitan Met Bruer in New York. The Middle School science teachers attended a STEM Think Tank at Harpeth Hall Nashville TN. Heather Yeoman and Carla Barwick attended “Belonging in Schools: Exploring Difference & Finding Connections” to explore ways we can bridge the gap of racial diversity and inclusiveness.

ON THE FIELD

highlights Beat the Heat The entire MDS community pulled together to “Beat the Heat” and air condition McAuley Hall. All students taking physical education classes as well as our volleyball, wrestling, and basketball teams enjoy the beautiful (and cool!) gym.

Scoreboard • Baseball: Region Runner-Up & Elite Eight finish in the GHSA State Class A Tournament • Volleyball: Area 7A Champions & Elite Eight finish in the GHSA State Class A Tournament • Wrestling: Area 2-A Duals & Traditional Runner-Up; Elite Eight finish in the GHSA State Duals • C-team softball finished 2nd in region tournament

Accolades Michael Garcia (2018) was the wrestling Area 2-A Champion. Pinkney Gilchrist (2017) and Anna Vorisek (2017) were named Macon Sports Hall of Fame Scholar-Athletes. Ryan Murphey (2017) was recognized as the Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the Middle Georgia Chapter of the National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame and the Macon Touchdown Club. 11

Alisa Siebenmorgan (2018) completed the United States Equestrian Federation’s (USEF) Equestrian Athlete Lettering

program. Participants must complete at least 100 hours of training and three equestrian competitions during the year. Five seniors committed to play in college: Will Pounds—football, Morehouse College Adam Leverette—baseball, Gordon State Jack Lipson—baseball, Chattahoochee Community College Brady Pool—baseball, Emmanuel College Zach Tong—baseball, University of Montevallo

IN COLLEGE HILL

thriving in downtown Mount de Sales Academy is an anchor in downtown and a presence in the College Hill Corridor. The Academy partners with organizations and schools throughout the year for community-wide events, service projects, and student-led activities. MDS is a sponsor of Second Sunday Concerts, a community concert series operated by Bragg Jam. This free event occurs the second Sunday of every month from April to October. Open Streets Macon is the perfect opportunity to get outside and bike the streets of Macon to explore all that the town has to offer. MDS, along with St. Peter Claver Catholic School and St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic School, partners with Open Streets to host activities for families biking through College Hill. The football teams and cheerleaders host pep rallies for elementary school students at St. Peter Claver Catholic School and St. Joseph Catholic School in Macon as well as Sacred Heart School in Warner Robins. 12

BEYOND THE MOUNT

highlights Runyu Cai (2015) was one of two recipients at Mercer University of the competitive Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, the nation’s most prestigious scholarship for undergraduates in science, mathematics, and engineering. (pictured right, courtesy of

Mercer University)

Alex Wright (2003) was honored by the University of Georgia with the “40 under 40” distinction for her work as an Overseas Research Fellow in Tanzania with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. (pictured above, standing) Lee Gerdes (1985) was inducted into the Macon Sports Hall of Fame for his golf achievements. Douglas Brooks (1981) received the Mount de Sales Alumnus Award for Career Achievement for his professional accomplishments as White House Office of National AIDS Policy director. General Arnold Punaro (1964) co-authored the book “On War and Politics: the Battlefield Inside Washington’s Beltway,” which was published in October 2016. 13

Three Mount de Sales alumni were accepted to the 2017 Leadership Macon Class: Blythe Hamilton Koplin (1985), Justin Andrews (2006), and Katie O’Brien Berg (2008).

2016-2017 financial report Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2017

Revenue & Support

67% 1% 1% 29% 2%

$6,467,375 Tuition & Student Fees $51,005

Auxiliary Revenues

$154,806 Athletic $2,784,472 Contributions* $206,473

Other Revenues

$9,664,131 Total Donor Highlights In celebration of Founder’s Day, MDS students exceeded their fundraising goal and contributed $2,780 to "beat the heat" and air condition McAuley Hall! The Slonaker family—Mark and Kathy, Michael (2002) & Heather, Meaghan (2004) & Josh Rogers, and Patrick (2006) & Katie (2006)—matched students' donations. Mount de Sales was the beneficiary of a generous bequest from Fr. Cuddy’s estate. The bequest completes a generous pledge to the Cuddy Hall Middle School, endows a scholarship fund, and provides funding for one or more special educational projects.

*Summary of Contributions

Expenses

Capital Campaign $41,374 Annual Fund Unrestricted 93,428 Restricted 2,243,600 Scholarship Fund 141,223 Other Operating Contributions 264,847 Total Contributions $2,784,472

64% 6% 12% 3% 1% 5% 7% 2%

$5,793,776 Salaries & Benefits $506,698

Instructional

$1,047,835

Physical Plant

$309,295 Athletic $115,193

Student Activities

$430,788 Administrative $668,820 Depreciation $139,321

Financing Expense

$9,011,726 Total Net Change In Assets

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YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK

Computer Lab

PROJECTORS

esol classes

revamped website

New equipment for a state-of-the art computer lab in the ARC

Interactive projectors enhance the classroom experience for teachers and students

ESOL classes for students participating in the international program

A beautifully redesigned website is now mobile responsive

campus ministry

obstacle course

science lab

Student retreats, school masses, and service trips are vital to our campus ministry program

Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; strength, balance, coordination, and problem solving skills will benefit from this course

Burke Hall repurposed as a science classroom to provide more biology and physics labs

scholarships

gym renovation

Students have the opportunity to become Cavaliers and experience the Mount de Sales difference

McAuley Hall gym updates include air conditioning, paint, window tinting, and more

Thank you

Your gifts to the Spirit of Mercy Annual Fund continue to make enhanced educational opportunities available to Mount de Sales students.

2016-2017 Donor recognition

The Annual Fund and Tribute listings reflect donations made from July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. This includes unrestricted gifts applied where needed most to benefit our students, faculty, programs; restricted gifts designated for specific purposes; in-kind gifts; and sponsorships. *Campaign pledge payments not included. Catherine McAuley Circle ($5,000+) Anonymous Ms. Susan Crawford (’63) ‡ The Thomas C. Burke Foundation Catholic Diocese of Savannah * Cavalier Club Cherokee Brick & Tile Company Estate of Monsignor John Cuddy Dorothy V. and N. Logan Lewis Foundation † Mr. and Mrs. Jarome Gautreaux (’85) Dr. and Mrs. Pinkney Gilchrist IV * Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore Mrs. Robin Horton (’84) Mr. David Jeffords Ms. Lane Lewis McCormack (’86) Mr. and Mrs. John T. McGoldrick (’70) ° Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKenna (’75) ° Piedmont Orthopaedic Complex Phil J. & Alice S. Sheridan Foundation, Inc. † Sacred Heart Catholic Church † St. Joseph Catholic Church † Sisters of Mercy - South Central † State Bank & Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thomson * Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wells (’89) * Mr. and Mrs. Ron Woodford, Jr. (’88) Saint Francis de Sales Circle ($2,500-$4,999) Anonymous AnB Education Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Braski ° Mr. and Mrs. A. Don Faulk, Jr. † Dr. Kent D. Hill (’80) Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murphey ° Mr. and Mrs. Josh Rogers (2004) The Hon. and Mrs. Lamar W. Sizemore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Slonaker Mr. Michael William Slonaker (2002) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Slonaker (2006) Speir & Associates Electrical Contractors SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program Mrs. Agnes Williams *

Five Star Automotive Mr. and Mrs. Al Galonczyk Mrs. Carolyn Garvin * GEICO Philanthropic Foundation Dr. Robert Good and Mrs. Anne Tunnessen * Mr. and Mrs. John Gowan Green Machine and Manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. Pete Green Mr. and Mrs. Billy Harwood Dr. and Mrs. Curtis Hayslip Mr. and Mrs. David Held * Col. and Mrs. James Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Iuliucci Ms. Alicia Sheridan Kelly (2004) L.H. Thomson Co., Inc. Margarita’s Mercer Village Mrs. Scotty McGoldrick Mr. Ron McLachlan * MDS Students Mr. J. Patrick and Dr. Glenna Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moran III (’73) Mrs. Lynn Nelson (’58) New Atlantic Realty Group Phillips Chiropractic Raytheon Mr. Roy B. Robinson III (’82) Dr. and Mrs. Mitch Rodriguez Mrs. Laurie LuAnn Ross (’74) * Mr. Peter Gordon Sherrill Mr. Thomas and Dr. Bobbie Siler Mr.and Mrs. Gregory Sims Southern Commercial Tire Mr. and Mrs. Jason St. Peter Ms. Martha McMahon Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Thuente Mr. John Tong and Dr. Holly Boettger-Tong Col. and Mrs. Christopher Vorse Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Walsh Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner and Shirley Walsh (’55) Ms. Cladie Washburn (’96) * Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Williams Wilson Bryant Air Conditioning, Inc.

Mercy Circle ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Azar+Walsh Architects Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwell Mrs. Vicki Bronson (’63) Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce Dr. and Mrs. James L. Cassidy, Jr. (’75) Mr. and Mrs. Spyros N. Dermatas (’72) † Ms. Anna F. Dombrowski (’68) Ms. Lisa Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Emerick ° Drs. ObiNnaya and Myrana Emerole Exxon Mobil Coporation/Walthall Oil Farmers Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzpatrick

Saint Joseph Circle ($500-$999) Anonymous AC Pup - Brantley and Jordan Animal Hospital Alderman & Hutcherson, LLC All State Bonding Mrs. Janette Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John and Eunice Andrews ° Mr. Keith and Dr. Maria Bartlett (’75) Dr. and Mrs. Jody Brahney Dr. and Mrs. James W. Branam, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Brown Mr. Matthew G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bunkers Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Byrne Mr. Robbie Camp

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton † Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corish Mr. Donald Cowan (’65) Mr. A.C. and Dr. Joan Darden The Hon. and Mrs. Stephen Dillard (’90) Mr. Jeffr Dobias ° EngelVoelkers Mr. Mychal Alan Epps (’93) Dr. and Mrs. Mike Franklin ° Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Garcia, Jr. Mrs. Dainy W. George Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser (’67) Google Mrs. Kathleen McCunniff Matthews Grice (’77) Mr. Charles and Dr. Anita Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hatcher Mr. Cal Hays, Jr. (’73) Mr. and Mrs. John Hintermaier * Historic Macon Foundation Mr. Dean Monroe Howell (’93) Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hunter ° John R. Walker, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Iain Jones * Knights of Columbus #925 Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Lancaster Mr. Vince La Vecchia Mr. Brandon Lockhart (’94) Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas Macon Monogramming Martin Snow, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martinek * Mr. and Mrs. Chad McDaniel (’93)* Rev. and Mrs. Joseph S. McDaniel * McNeal Insurance Agency Navicent Health Mr. John T. Micha (’66)‡ Middle Georgia Center for Cosmetic Dentistry, PC Mr. and Mrs. Paul Midkiff † NBP Engineers, Inc. Mrs. Sherry Williams Olivier (’86) Mr. Chris and Mrs. Hope Patterson ° Pecan Deluxe Peyton Anderson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Louis Piassick Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anthony Pierce (’69)† Mrs. Gloria Polis (’58) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mixon Pool (’92)* Ms. Kathleen Ryan Prebble ‡ Randy Roderick & Associates, Inc. * RimTyme Ms. Laura Johnson Schofield * Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph Shaheen, Jr. (’68)* Mr. Philip Joseph Sheridan, Jr. (’72) Sr. Valentina Sheridan, RSM (’49) Simpson Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Simpson

Mrs. Kelly Wall Smith (2001) * Mrs. Sarah Mead Smith (2000) * Mr. and Mrs. Terry Smoak (’81) ° Mr. and Mrs. Shane Spells State Farm Insurance Steve’s Corner Café Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor (’80) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Terry Mr. William Leonard Thompson (2012) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Todd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Trotter Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Mrs. Ginger Williams * Mr. Nathan Paul Williams II (’99) Cavalier Circle (Up to $499) Anonymous (2 donors) Mrs. Patti Able Ms. Danielle Adams Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alderman ‡ Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Henry Allen (’88) ° Amazon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Andrews (’88) ° Ms. Anita Arnett * Dr. Joseph E. Assad (’66) Mr. Doug Atcheson Mrs. Elaine Powell Baer (’65)* Mr. and Mrs. George Barfield (’60) Mr. and Mrs. Tony Barham ° Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Barrett (’83) ° Ms. Carla Barwick * Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bass * Dr. and Mrs. Ayn Bayani Sr. Mary Rosina Bayliss, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beall (’87) * Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Lauren Beaty Mr. and Mrs. Walter Becker Sr. Mary Arnold Benedetto, OP (’37) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bentley † Ms. Denise Marie Bomberger (’83) Mr. Eric and Dr. Temiko Braswell Dr. Harold W. Brickle (’77) Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Emily Brown (’94) ‡ Ms. Susan Marie Brown (’95) Brown’s Eye Center Mrs. Mary Alice Bruce (’50)* Dr. and Mrs. Charles Buafo Ms. Kay Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Barry Butcher Butler, Williams, & Wyche, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cane Mrs. Eileen Carlson ° Mrs. Taylor Tatum Cassidy (2007) Mr. and Mrs. Chris Clark (’90) Dr. Gerald H. Clark (’73) Ms. Claudia Clarke Clifton, Llipford, Hardison, & Parker

Mrs. Susan Zaenglein Clonts (’74) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cloutier Mrs. Barbara Clowers Mr. and Mrs. Don Coates † Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coates ° Mr. Reeves Coates, Jr. (’96) Mr. Wesley Stephen Cobb (’95) Mr. Royce Everett Collins (2001) The Honorable Verda Colvin Mr. and Mrs. James Comer Mrs. Ellen Harris Connell (’65) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Connelly Ms. Jennifer Conway Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook Mr. John Patrick Cook (’65)* Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cortes (’65/’66) Mrs. Sarah Corum Sr. Donna Marie Coward, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cowart (’92) Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig * Ms. Sandra Craig Crane Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Dadisman † Mr. Jeffrey B. Dadisman (2002) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stephen Daniel (’76) ° Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dannenberg Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Darden Mr. and Mrs. Tom Darity Mr. Frank Davis * Mr. and Mrs. James T. Davis Mr. Mike J. Deeb, Sr. Mrs. Michael A. Deep, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Dees, Jr. Mr. Matthew Wright DeFore (’98) Col. and Mrs. Robert Francis Dodson (’67) Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Benjamin Donner (’80) Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Donner † Ms. Laurel W. Ely Ms. Deborah Epps Mr. Kenneth Andrew Epps (2004) Ms. Peggy Esnard Mrs. Anita Etheridge Mr. Kermit Arthur Falk, Jr. (’71) ° Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Tim Finney (’99) * Mrs. Kathy Harings Fluehr (’88) Mr. and Mrs. Everette Wesley Fortner (’80) Mrs. Dee Foskey (’69) ° Mr. Carsten Michael Franklin * Mr. and Mrs. Allen Freeman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Freeman ‡ Mr. and Mrs. Todd Freeman (’93) ‡ Ms. Sirena Fritz Mr. and Mrs. John Blair Fry, Jr. † Ms. Catherine Garcia (’64)* Mrs. Margaret Garvin (’55) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brendan Garvin (’88) Dr. Michael Joseph Garvin II (’85) Mr. and Mrs. Rob Garvin (’87) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gattie Mr. Allen Gaughf Mrs. Gloria Gaughf

Gautreaux Law Mr. Brandon Lamar Geddis (2001) Georgia Heart Physicians, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Germann ° Mr. Scott Allen Giffin (’87) Ms. Christina Golson Graf Family Trust * Graphic Guys Mr. Don Greenway (’81)* Mr. Robert Andrew Greenway (’75) Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Griffin * Mrs. Vivian Gutting (’52) Mrs. Andrea Haddix * Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hall Mrs. April Hammet Mr. and Mrs. Erik and Lauren Hardison (2004) Mrs. Judith Anne Hartney (’72) Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hatcher (’91) Mr. and Mrs. Duck Hatcher (’67/’69) Mr. Edgar Hatcher (’64) ° Mrs. Elaine E. Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. Keith Joseph Hatcher (’96) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hays, Sr. Mrs. Laura Heacox * Mr. Robert C. Hicks (’64)* Ms. Carolyn Hinson Ms. Adrienne Hixon Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge (’67)† Mrs. Elizabeth Cunneen Holcomb * Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Holton (’87) Honeywell ° Mr. R.F. Horne Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Horne Ms. Joann Collins Howard Howard, Moore, McDuffie, PC Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe (’64) Mr. and Mrs. Allen Huckabee Ms. Margie Hughes Ms. Mary K. Hurd Mr. Alexander Hutchins Ms. Anne Huthnance (’51) Internal Medicine Associates P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Iuliucci J.B. Walker Homes JC Penney Dr. and Mrs. Michael Robert Johns (’87) Mr. Sam Jolley III (’93) Ms. Stephanie Jones * Mr. James Monroe Jordan III (’75) Mr. and Mrs. Jason Jordan (’89) Mr. and Mrs. Crawley Kemp III Mr. Pat Kitchens (’76) Hon. John K. Konenkamp (’63) Ms. Jennifer Rose Koski (’85) Mrs. Elizabeth Gaughf Kozak (2006) Mrs. Anne Claxton Krabacher (’92) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krapf Ms. Michelle Kroll Ms. Suetta Lane Mr. and Mrs. Paul Langan ° Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron Laughter * Mr. and Mrs. Lionel E. Lee Ms. Samantha Silva Lee (2000) *

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leskosky (’73) Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leslie Mr. John Lincourt Mr. and Mrs. Tony Linder Mr. and Mrs. Marc Lipson (’84) * Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livingston * Mrs. Maureen Lizek † Mrs. Sharry Lombardo * Mr. and William Tyrone Long, Jr. (’82) Mr. Matt Lorge (2001) Ms. Pamela Lovallo Mrs. Dobbie Luppino (’79) Mrs. Sue Ellen Maddux (’74) Mrs. Mary Ann Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Maiorana Mr. and Mrs. Juan J. Mak * Mr. and Mrs. William Mann Mrs. Tish Mansfield (’71) Ms. Paquita Mansour (’62) Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Martinez * Mr. and Mrs. Jim Massey ‡ Mauldin & Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mayhue (’85) Ms. Mary Patricia McCombs (’87) Ms. Anne Wilson McGee (’82) Mr. W. Robert and Mrs. Mary M. McGoldrick (’70) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McKenna (’70)‡ Mr. and Mrs. James McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Mary McMahon (’77) * Mrs. Jackie McNair MDS Class of 1966 MDS Senior Girls Basketball Players Mr. and Mrs. Thom Mead † Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meizanis Middle Georgia Heart & Vascular Center Mr. Frank James Middlebrooks, Jr. (’83) Mr. Nick Miklowski (2001) Mrs. Jennifer McMahon Miller (’85) Mrs. Irene Zurek Misenheimer (’81) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mitchell (’89) Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell Mrs. Rebecca C. Mixon ‡ Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Monroe Mrs. Jennifer Renee Moss (2001) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mullinax Drs. Michael and Benita Muth New York Life Mrs. Carole Nichols (’51) Mr. Wesley Windfield Nichols (2001) Ms. Lizamar Nieves (2010) Norfolk Southern Foundation Nu-Way Weiners Mr. Brian Ochoa Ms. Joy Ochoa Mr. Robert Wesley Oliver (’85) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Olson ° Dr. Margaret E. O’Shaughnessey (’74) Mr. and Mrs. Lance Partain Mr. and Mrs. David Patch Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patterson Dr. Doug and Mrs. Mary Pearson * Mr. and Mrs. Norm Pearson Ms. Deborah Lee Peden (’74) Mrs. Beverly Joe Sherling Petty (’49)

Mr. and Mrs. Tuan Pham Mr. and Mrs. Chester (’66) and Jody Pierce (’74)† Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pierce ° Ms. Jane Conner Pinkham (’74) Mrs. Julia Pollak (’60) Mr. Clifford Boyd Pool, Jr. (’87) Mrs. Vickie Pool Ms. Kimberly Powell Psychological Offices, Warner Robins Publix Partners ° Ms. Carolyn Lamb Raines (’70) Mrs. Laura Elizabeth Goldey Reno (’77) * Richland Estates Homeowners Association Ms. Donna Ritenour Massano (’69) Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rogers ° Ms. Jessie Rosa (2001) Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rule Mrs. Betty Johnson Samara (’49) ‡ Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sanders (’79) Mrs. JoAnn Sanders (’54) Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sanfrey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scaife Ms. Stacy Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciarro SDH Design Solutions, Inc. Mrs. Felicia Seguin (’45) Mr. and Mrs. John Seguin (’81) Sr. Joan Serda, RSM Mrs. Rosa Shaheen Ms. Tanya Sharon and Ms. Margaret Symington Mr. John Paul Shelby (2001) Mr. and Mrs. Chris Robert Sheridan, Jr. (’67) Mr. and Mrs. Bob Siebenmorgan * Col. and Mrs. Robert Siebenmorgan Mr. and Mrs. Danny Silva ° Ms. Amy Skillicorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slocum (’74) † Mr. Allen and Mrs. Jill Smith * Mrs. Holly Anne Smith (’85) Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Katherine Smith (’92) Ms. Rachel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Shea Smith * Mr. and Mrs. Tam Smith † Mr. Todd and Mrs. Mary Kay Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Spicer (’75) * Mr. William Springer (’80) Mrs. Patricia A. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Stafford Dr. Cassius M. Stanley Ms. Amy Rose Starks (’78) * Mr. Chad Stefano (2001) Mr. and Mrs. Blake Stoner (’81) Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Suchower Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sumowski * Mr. and Mrs. Archie L. Swain Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tanner Mrs. Sandra Tate Team Sports Ms. Shavetta Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomason Ms. Sue Thornton Mr. Patrick Tunnell Ms. Terri Lynn Tyson (2001) The Honorable Amy Carter Uren

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valtierra * Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Viviani Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Brent Walker Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wallace * Mrs. Skyler Stull Wallace (2002) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Walsh (’80) Drs. Fady and Carol Wanna Mr. and Mrs. Michel Wanna * Dr. Terena Washington (’86) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Waterman * Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Webb * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells Mr. and Mrs. John Whitehead * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkason Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams * Mrs. Gail C. Wilson (’73) ° Mr. Andy Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Damon Eric Woodson (’83) ° Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wray Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wyche Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wysowski (’67) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wyzalek * Mr. and Mrs. Gray Yates Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Yeoman ° Your Doctor’s Immediate Care, LLC Mr. David Wood Zaenglein (’78) Dr. James Matthew Zaenglein (’79) * Special Recognition: Loyalty donors who make gifts to Mount de Sales each year consecutively. † 20-year giving ° 10-year giving ‡ 15-year giving * 5-year giving

IN-KIND 11th Hour Magazine Azar+Walsh Architects * Chick-fil-A Warner Robins Cox Communications Hall, Bloch, Garland & Meyer, LLP Litho Press, Inc. Mid-Georgia Sales Co. Piedmont Orthopaedic Complex Speir & Associates Electrical Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Brian Thomson Vital Signs Wilson Bryant Air Conditioning IN HONOR OF 1993 state champion basketball team Mr. Wesley Cobb MR. CLEVELAND ANDERSON Ms. Joann Collins Howard MR. KAMAL AZAR Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. PAUL BARBIAN AND MS. FIFI SHERIDAN Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. GEORGE BARFIELD Chris R. Sheridan Company

MR. DAVID BARWICK Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. AND MRS. WAYNE BENTLEY Mr. and Mrs. Louis Piassick MISS GRACE AND MISS ISABEL BLACKWELL Dr.and Mrs. Kathy Blackwell Mr. Walter Corish DR. ROBERT BLACKWELL Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. DUNHAM BRANAM Mrs. Sally Branam MISS MICA BRANAM Mrs. Sally Branam MISS ERIN BUNKERS Mr. Matthew Bunkers MR. BOB BROWN Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. DEBBIE CALHOUN Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. DON CARTER Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. MICHAEL CHALOULT, JR. Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. CHRIS CLARK Chris R. Sheridan Company MRS. JANE CLAXTON Mrs. Anne Claxton Krabacher MR. RANDALL BROOKS COATES Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeves Coates MR. DONALD REEVES COATES, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeves Coates MISS JANNA ALISA COMER Mr. and Mrs. James Comer MR. JAMES JOSEPH EUGENE COMER Mr. and Mrs. James Comer MRS. CASTEX P. CONNER Ms. Jane Conner Pinkham MISS LAUREN NICOLE CRAIG Ms. Sandra Craig MISS ABIGAIL IRENE DALTON Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dalton MR. SHAWN FRANCIS DALTON Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dalton TRISTEN DARDEN Ms. Carolyn Hinson MR. GENE DUNWODY, JR. Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. GENE DUNWODY, SR. Chris R. Sheridan Company

MR. REED JOHNATHAN ELY Ms. Laurel W. Ely MR. JACKSON AND MISS PAYTON FINNEY Mr. and Mrs. Tim Finney MRS. CAROLYN GARVIN Mr. Rob Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mayhue MS. STEPHANIE AND MR. DOCK GLAWSON Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. KIRBY GODSEY Chris R. Sheridan Company MRS. KATHRYN COATES GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeves Coates MR. CHARLES GREEN Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. KARL GUSTAFSON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gustafson MR. MARK O. HARDISON Mr. and Mrs. Erik and Lauren Hardison MS. SHARON HEBERT Mr. and Mrs. William Mann MRS. RENEE G. HERNANDEZ Mr. Keith and Dr. Maria Bartlett MR. BILL HODGES Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. LESLIE HODGES Chris R. Sheridan Company MRS. SALLY MORAN HOGE Ms. Mary K. Hurd MRS. MARGARET MORAN HURD Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge MRS. DORIS ANDREWS JONES Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews MR. DAMON D. KING Mrs. Robin Horton MR. DAVID GREGORY KING Mrs. Robin Horton MS. BETTY KIRKSEY Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Tanner MS. AMY KRISTEN LAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron Laughter MS. JULIE LAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron Laughter MR. AND MRS. LIONEL E. LEE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Langan MR. BEN LEMON Mr. Tom Darity MS. ALISON SHEA LIZEK Mrs. Maureen Lizek

DR. ANDREW LEN LIZEK Mrs. Maureen Lizek MR. BILL LINDSEY Chris R. Sheridan Company DR. WENDY LOCKWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton MR. WILLIAM TYRONE LONG, JR Mr. and Mr. Tony Long, Sr. MISS JOELLYN MAK Mr. and Mrs. Juan J. Mak SISTER HELEN MCCREARY, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton REV. JOSEPH S. MCDANIEL The. Hon. and Mrs. Stephen Dillard Mr. Chad Stephen McDaniel MR. RON MCLACHLAN Mr. Robert Streeter Gamble MR. AND MRS. BILL MCLEES Chris R. Sheridan Company MDS CLASS OF 1965 Mrs. Ellen Harris Connell Mr. John Patrick Cook MDS CLASS OF 1969 Ms. Donna Ritenour Massano MDS CLASS OF 1985 Mrs. Holly Anne Smith MDS FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wells MR. AND MRS. THOM MEAD Mrs. Sarah Mead Smith MR. RODNEY MILES Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. ANDI MITCHELL Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. JOE MORAN III Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge MS. EMILY MYERS Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. JAMES S. NETHERTON Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. BRANNEN PARK Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. MICHAEL PARKER Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. CHESTER W. PIERCE Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cortes Col. and Mrs. Robert Francis Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Emerick Mr. and Mrs. Tim Finney

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Green Mr. George Brandon Lockhart Ms. Laura Schofield Mr. Peter Gordon Sherrill MS. WENDY PIERCE Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. JOY PINKHAM Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Pierce Mrs. Ida M. Scaife MR. LARRY POPE Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. COURTNEY POWELL Ms. Kimberly Powell MRS. PHIL POWELL Mrs. Elaine Powell Baer MR. YANCY POWERS Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. DAVID RICHARDSON Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. RONNIE ROLLINS Chris R. Sheridan Company MISS NINA AND MR. WYATT SANDEFUR Mrs. Agnes Williams MS. BLAKE SANDERS Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sanders Miss Elena and Miss Lily Sanfrey Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sanfrey MR. MALIK J. SCOTT Ms. Claudia Clarke MR. DAVID SELBY Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. CHRIS ROBERT SHERIDAN, JR. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Patterson MR. CHRIS R. SHERIDAN III Chris R. Sheridan Company MS. KATY SHERIDAN AND MR. MARLIN GILBERT Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. BEN AND MR. MATT SHIRLEY Mr. A.C. and Dr. Joan Darden MR. DAVID SIMS Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. ROBERT SLOCUM, JR. Ms. Betty Kirksey MR. MARK SLONAKER Ms. Pamela Lovallo MR. BENJAMIN, MISS MARY, MR. MATTHEW SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Mary Kay Smith

MR. WILL STANFORD Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. HERBERT STEPHENS, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Linder MRS. LORI WILSON TOZIER Mrs. Andgelia Kelly DR. WILLIAM UNDERWOOD Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. KEVIN WALSH Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. AND MRS. CLAY WASHBURN Ms. Cladie Ann Washburn MR. AND MRS. BRIAN J. WESTFALL Mr. and Mrs. Erik and Lauren Hardison MR. THOMAS FREDERICK WILKASON, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Wilkason MR. BROADUS THOMAS WILLIAMS III Mrs. Sherry Williams Olivier MR. RONNY WILLIAMS Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. RODNEY WILSON Chris R. Sheridan Company MR. TREY WOOD Chris R. Sheridan Company MISS LEIGH WYZALEK Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wyzalek MR. LEVY YOUMANS Chris R. Sheridan Company IN MEMORY OF MR. MATTHEW STEPHEN ABLE Mrs. Patti Able MR. STEVE ABLE Mrs. Patti Able MS. MARY ELIZABETH ASTUMIAN Mrs. Dainy W. George

MR. CASTEX P. CONNER Ms. Jane Conner Pinkham MONSIGNOR JOHN CUDDY Dr. Maria Garcia Hernandez Bartlett Clifton, Lipford, Hardison, & Parker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reeves Coates Mr. Spyros N. Dermatas Dorothy V. and N. Logan Lewis Foundation Mr. Cal Hays, Jr. Mr. Patrick Raymond Kitchens Mrs. Lauren Drinnon Leskosky Mr. Philip Joseph Sheridan, Jr. Mrs. Kelly Wall Smith MR. AND MRS. EDMUND DOMBROWSKI Ms. Anna F. Dombrowski MRS. ELEANORE DOMBROWSKI Ms. Anna F. Dombrowski MS. PEGGY ESNARD Dr. Maria Garcia Hernandez Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Peter Bolan Clifton, Lipford, Hardison, & Parker Coliseum Tee Nurses: Debbie, Susan, Diane Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook Ms. Deborah Epps Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Horne Internal Medicine Associates P.C. Ms. Suetta Lane Middle Georgia Heart & Vascular Center Dr. Cassius M. Stanley Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Terry Drs. Fady S. Wanna MR. MIKE GARVIN Mrs. Mary Alice Garvin Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton Mr. Matthew Brendan Garvin Dr. Michael Joseph Garvin II Mr. and Mrs. Rob Garvin Mrs. Dobbie Luppino Mr. William Fariss Springer Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Thuente MRS. FELICE GEESLIN Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Emerick Mrs. Susan Marie Jones Mr. Paul Midkiff MR. LUCIEN LOUIS JAMES Mrs. Vivian Maxine James Gutting MRS. VIVIAN RUTH JAMES Mrs. Vivian Maxine James Gutting MS. CHRISTA ELIZABETH LEWIS Mrs. Elizabeth Gilmore Ms. Lane Lewis McCormack SR. MARY ELIZABETH ELIZABETH LOWMAN, RSM Mrs. Betty Johnson Samara MR. TINSLEY MATTHEWS Mrs. Kathleen McCunniff Matthews Grice MS. WILMA M. MAY Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. MCCRARY Mrs. Margaret Garvin MRS. BETTY JEAN MCGOLDRICK Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge MS. MARY MONA MCGOLDRICK Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser SISTER ANNE MCGOLDRICK, RSM Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser MR. J. THOMAS MCGOLDRICK Mrs. Scotty McGoldrick MR. BOB NICHOLS Mrs. Carole Adams Nichols MR. PATRICK DALTON NUTTALL Mr. Scott Allen Giffin Mrs. Jennifer Ann McMahon Miller Mr. Robert Wesley Oliver Mrs. Holly Anne Smith

MARY AURELIA BENEDETTO, RSM Hon. John K. Konenkamp

MRS. CHARLOTTE HANSON Mrs. Anita Etheridge Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Thuente

MR. GEORGE W. PIERCE Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Pierce

MR. CLEVELAND REESE BONNER III Mrs. Kelly Wall Smith

MRS. AGNES MCKENNA HATCHER Mr. Edgar Hatcher

MS. LOUISE ANNE B. PIERCE Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Pierce

MRS. Mary Margaret (Peg) McGoldrick Broker Mr. and Mrs. Craig Brown Mrs. Elizabeth M. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. John T. McGoldrick Mr. W. Robert and Mrs. Mary M. McGoldrick

MR. KIRK HEBERT Mr. and Mrs. William Mann MR. JAMES HAROLD HITCHCOCK Ms. Martha McMahon Stewart

DR. CEASAR JOSEPH POMPEI Dr. Joseph E. Assad Ms. Kay Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. James T. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Duck Hatcher Ms. Margie Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anthony Pierce

MS. SUSAN HEENAN Mrs. Eileen Carlson

Richland Estates Homeowners Association Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciarro Ms. Sue Thornton MR. BILL PREBBLE Ms. Kathleen Ryan Prebble MR. AND MRS. HOMER A. PROCTOR Mrs. Andgelia Kelly MR. DAVID RANDALL RUMPH Mrs. Kelly Wall Smith MR. LOUIS J. SHAHEEN, SR. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph Shaheen, Jr. Mrs. Rosa Shaheen MR. THOMAS M. SHAHEEN Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph Shaheen, Jr. MR. BRIAN SIEBENMORGAN Col. and Mrs. Robert Siebenmorgan MR. EDWARD WALSH Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner and Shirley Walsh MR. ANTHONY PAUL WALSH Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner and Shirley Walsh MS. MARY BETH ZAENGLEIN Mrs. Susan Marie Zaenglein Clonts MR. WILLIAM ZAENGLEIN Mrs. Susan Marie Zaenglein Clonts SCHOLARSHIP GIVING Donors can support scholarships, enabling students to attend Mount de Sales. Below are donors who have supported scholarships during the 2015-16 fiscal year. Monsignor John Cuddy Scholarship Fund Dorothy N. and V. Logan Lewis Foundation Knights of Columbus Council #925 MIKE GARVIN SCHOLARSIHP FUND Mrs. Mary Alice Garvin Bruce (’50) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton Mrs. Anita Etheridge Mrs. Carolyn Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brendan Garvin (’88) Dr. Michael Joseph Garvin II (’85) Mr. and Mrs. Rob Garvin (’87) Mrs. Dobbie Luppino (’79) Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Thuente Joseph F. and Sarah T. Moran Memorial Scholarship Fund Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge (’67) Ms. Mary K. Hurd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moran III (’73) George W. and Louise A. Pierce Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Pierce (’66) Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Anthony Pierce (’69)

Tuition Assistance Program Mr. and Mrs. John T. McGoldrick (’70) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKenna (’75) PLANNED GIVING The following donors have included Mount de Sales in their estate planning. Estate of Florence Carroll Estate of Mary Cazalas (’45) Estate of Monsignor John Cuddy Estate of Marcella Glidewell Estate of Alton D. Greenway Mrs. Madge McCord Knott Estate of Frank Meath McKenney Dr. W. John O’Shaughnessey, Jr. Honorable Betty Willis Ruben (’44) Mr. Terry Smoak Thomas C. Burke Foundation Dr. James Matthew Zaenglein (’79) 1876 Legacy guild The following donors are members of the 1876 Legacy Guild. Their lifetime giving to the Academy is $25,000 or more. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews Azar+Walsh Architects Mr. Keith and Dr. Maria Bartlett (’75) Sr. Mary Rosina Bayliss, RSM The Thomas C. Burke Foundation Mr. Edward Cassidy Dr. and Mrs. James Louis Cassidy, Jr. (’75) Mrs. Susie Cassidy Catholic Diocese of Savannah Dr. James Chapman Sr. Mary Christopher, RSM Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton Conditioned Air Ms. Susan Crawford (’63) Drs. Cayetano and Grace Dizon Dorothy V. and N. Logan Lewis Foundation Edward E. Ford Foundation Estate of Florence Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Anita Etheridge Mr. and Mrs. A. Don Faulk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Sr.(’89) E.J. Grassmann Trust J. Bulow Campbell Foundation Dr. Carlos Martinez Mrs. Eileen McDonald Mr. and Mrs. John T. McGoldrick (’70) Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKenna (’75) Estate of Frank Meath McKenney Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Adam Meadows (’93) Dr. Samuel Taylor Mercer Samuel T. Mercer Foundation Mr. J. Patrick and Dr. Glenna Meyer Mrs. Sarah T. Moran (’31) Mrs. Andrea Olmer Dr. and Mrs. W. John O’Shaughnessey, Jr. Phil J. & Alice S. Sheridan Foundation, Inc.

We thank our 2017 GRACE Scholars donors.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beall, III Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Bernal Mr. Andre Bernal Mr. Brian Bernal Dr. and Mrs. Jody S. Brahney Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Chesnut Dr. and Mrs. William H. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Dufford Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Faulk, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Feehan Mr. and Mrs. Jarome Gautreaux Dr. Robert Good and Ms. Anne Tunnessen Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hatcher Mr. Jerome H. Huellemeier Mr. John H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Lemon Mr. and Mrs. Marc B. Lipson

Mr. Roy Bryant Robinson, III (’82) Dr. and Mrs. Mitch Rodriguez ° St. Joseph Catholic Church Sacred Heart Catholic Church Dr. and Mrs. Fred Schnell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Schroeder (’80) Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sharpe Mrs. Alice Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Robert Sheridan, Jr. (’67) Mrs. Eleanor Sheridan Sisters of MercyColumbus Sisters of Mercy/South Central Community The Hon. and Mrs. Lamar W. Sizemore, Jr. † Mrs. Alice S. Smith (’79) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Speir

Mrs. Mildred S. McGoldrick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mead Mr. Pat and Dr. Glenna Meyer Dr. Patrick W. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murphey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Ness Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. O’Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Paschke Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Rosen Dr. and Mrs. Issam J. Shaker Dr. Michael J. Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sharpe Mr. Silvio Silenzi and Mrs. Allison Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Siror Mr. and Mrs. Herchell R. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Thomson Mr. Edwin O. Waller Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Wray Dr. Michael and Dr. Bridget M. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wright

Taylor-Stevens Foundation, Inc. The Goizueta Foundation The Smith Family Foundation Sr. Mary Patricia Thomas, RSM (’28) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walsh (’77) Mr. David Zuver

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Mount de Sales Academy cemented its place in the Macon music scene in 2015 with its Chastain-style concert series, Music at the Mount, which features up-and-coming artists from a broad range of genres. We thank our sponsors for making this community event possible.

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Our community treasures its history. This day is a great day to celebrate the past, to commemorate what happened here before and to celebrate also the great future of Mount de Sales and Macon-Bibb County.” –Mayor Robert Reichert

reflecting on the past, looking to the future Mount de Sales Academy, with Historic Macon Foundation, dedicated a marker commemorating the Academy’s historical significance to the Macon community. The Academy also held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the unveiling of an 18-month transformation of its main campus. In keeping with downtown Macon’s revitalization efforts and College Hill Corridor projects, including the growth at Mercer University, the Academy added student-focused outdoor areas, plazas, and renovated green spaces to the campus. These improvements were made possible by the Phil J. and Alice S. Sheridan Foundation and have enriched the Academy’s beauty while preserving its history. The changes to campus will benefit not only students of today, but also for the many generations of Cavaliers to come.