De Sales Sheet Magazine 2025

The

de Sales Sheet

A Community Called to Excellence Since 1876

The de Sales Sheet is published annually by the Office of Institutional Advancement for alumni and friends of Mount de Sales Academy

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Please direct all address changes and correspondence to the above address Administration

Emily Brown (‘92), Upper School Head

Carsten Franklin, Dean of Students

Kaylee Freeman (2010), Middle School Head Brendan O’Kane, President

Institutional Advancement Staff

Lauren Deal, Director of Marketing and Alumni Relations

Jess Dupree, Advancement Associate

Maggie O'Brien Gerwig (2008), Director of Enrollment

Blake Hall (2010), Executive Assistant to the President

Mason Turner (2019), Young Alumni Coordinator

de Sales Sheet Photographers: Lightly Focused/Andrew Wheat; Advancement Staff, Yearbook Staff; CrossKodak

Mission Statement

Mount de Sales Academy, an independent Catholic school, sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, is a diverse college preparatory community of learners - students and teachers alike - who are poised to discover, challenged to innovate, and motivated to serve

A MESSAGE FROM THE ACADEMY BOARD CHAIR AN T

Greetings Cavalier Family,

Mount de Sales Academy is where tradition meets tomorrow We are thriving as a Catholic school, staying true to our mission and embracing discovery, innovation, and service This year, all three have been on full display because of you.

Parents, you have shown up and participated grateful for your investment We stand with yo of the way

Alumni, when asked, “What makes MDS so special?” the clearest answer is found in who you are and how you live our mission. Thank you for answering the call and inspiring the next generation.

Donors, this year brought historic progress, and we face historic needs and dreams With your partnership, we will not only meet those needs but thrive, ensuring an experience that is second to none

We have much to celebrate. Last year, thanks to your generosity, we surpassed our challenge grant goal and exceeded our annual fund goal, and received over $4 million towards our mission That support, coupled with the dedication of our faculty, staff, and families, has unlocked new opportunities Some of these include MDS students joining Mercer On Mission, the opening of the Judge Betty Willis Ruben Center for Global Studies, the launch of our FTC Robotics Lab, and the introduction of Kairos, a four-day retreat for our junior class. We have also been able to address much-needed maintenance for our two beautiful campuses. You have strengthened our foundation for the future, and we are poised for even greater impact We have strong enrollment and a lot of interest in MDS, which is a testament to the importance of our mission and the strength of our reputation

Finally, thank you to our devoted faculty and staff, many of whom also coach, moderate clubs, and lead service initiatives. You are committed to developing the whole person and you bring invigorating approaches to pedagogy, creating a learning environment that is both challenging and full of joy

As we look ahead, we are thrilled to celebrate 150 years of excellence on February 28, 2026, and we hope you will join us for this historic milestone.

It’s great to be a Cavalier!

Forever de Sales,

Mr James F Simpson Jr Chair

Mr Brendan O’Kane

President

of Mount de Sales Academy

2025-2026 Board of Trustees

KATIE O'BRIEN BERG (2008)

JIMMY CASSIDY, III (2005)

ROYCE COLLINS (2001)

CHRISTY CRANFORD

DONNA DUFFORD (‘87)

EMILY EDWARDS (2005)

LEE GERDES (’85)

LASHEKIA HUGHES

FR. JOHN JOHNSON

JEFF JORDAN (’80)

CHAIR

WESTON STROUD (2013)

LOLETA SARTIN

SILVIO SILENZI

JAMIE SIMPSON,

JIMMIE SMITH

Mount de Sales Academy was recognized at the Platinum level on the College Board’s AP School Honor Roll, with AP Access recognition for our high percentage of underrepresented students taking AP exams

The students assemble on the lawn to celebrate 150 years of Mount de Sales Academy!

Nine Cavaliers traveled to the Dominican Republic to be a part of Mercer On Mission this summer. Page 37

Photographed by CrossKodak

150 Years of excellence

1871: Sisters of Mercy open Academy of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

The Sisters of Mercy expanded their ministry by opening the Academy of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on what is now the Mount de Sales campus. They laid the foundation for one of the oldest independent schools in Georgia.

1876: Sisters of Mercy establish Mount de Sales Academy

The Sisters formally established Mount de Sales Academy. Their vision emphasized intellectual formation, spiritual development, and characterbuilding all values that continue to define the MDS experience today.

1882: The first graduation exercise takes place

Mount de Sales marked the first a long tradition of sending young women, and later all young adults, into the world prepared for leadership, service, and lifelong learning.

Across a century and a half, Mount de Sales has evolved while holding fast to its mission: forming young people of faith, intellect, stewardship, and integrity. Each decade brought new programs, facilities, and opportunities, strengthening the Academy’s legacy as a pillar of Catholic education in Middle Georgia. For generations, the Sisters of Mercy shaped education in Macon by welcoming students of every background and creating a place where faith, service, and learning came together. Their early mission extended far beyond the classroom into the community. Today, we honor that legacy while continuing to teach Cavaliers who will become servant leaders and the innovators of their time.

1910: The Convent Academy Building is completed

The completion of the Convent Academy Building provided expanded classrooms, study spaces, and administrative offices. With this addition, Mount de Sales became a full high school, offering advanced academic preparation.

1836: MDS welcomes boarding students from across the region

Students from across Georgia and nearby states began enrolling as boarders at Mount de Sales. The Academy became known for its commitment to educating young women from diverse backgrounds.

1901: MDS alumnae association is organized

Former students came together to form the first alumnae association, strengthening the bond between graduates and the Academy.

1955: Mercy Hall completed with science lab

The opening of Mercy Hall provided one of the school’s first dedicated science laboratories, expanding instructional opportunities in math and the sciences.

1959: MDS begins accepting boys, becomes co-educational

Mount de Sales opened its doors to male students, officially becoming a co-educational institution. This step broadened the school’s mission and strengthened its role within the wider Macon community.

1950

1973: De Sales Hall opens with new library and classrooms

De Sales Hall provided significantly expanded academic space, including a new library to support research, reading, and study across all grade levels.

1987: Middle school returns

Mount de Sales reintroduced its middle school program, creating a seamless grade 6–12 experience rooted in strong academic preparation and a supportive environment for adolescent growth.

1975

1963: MDS is the first school in Middle Georgia to integrate

Mount de Sales became the first school in Middle Georgia to integrate. This milestone solidified the Academy’s commitment to justice, dignity, and respect for every human person.

1990: Sheridan Hall opens with new chapel and labs

Sheridan Hall brought state-of-theart science labs and a beautiful new chapel to campus, reinforcing both the academic and spiritual formation of MDS students.

2002: Cavalier Fields completed with new field house

The completion of Cavalier Fields elevated the student-athlete experience with state-of-the-art athletic facilities, modern training spaces, and a new field house supporting a wide range of programs

2000

2014: Campus transformation complete with two new buildings

A major campus transformation added two modern academic buildings, creating collaborative learning environments and supporting enrollment growth.

2017: Historic Macon Foundation recognizes MDS

Mount de Sales Academy, with Historic Macon Foundation, dedicated a marker commemorating the Academy’s historical significance to the Macon community.

2025: MDS celebrates Sesquicentennial

The Sesquicentennial Celebration marks a milestone of faith, excellence, and community that continues to inspire generations

RETIRING FACULTY

MR. DUANE HUNTER

Duane Hunter’s 20 Year Career at Mount de Sales Academy

Mr. Duane Hunter joined the faculty of Mount de Sales Academy in 2005, following many years of teaching at other GISA schools. He had long admired the school from a distance, so when a position opened, he was quick to apply By what he describes as “the grace of God,” he was hired Part of what drew him to the MDS community was the warmth of individuals like Coach Robert Slocum, the Pierce brothers, Sister Mary Rosina, and Monsignor Cuddy, who had always made him feel welcomed and comfortable

Over the next 20 years, Mr Hunter taught AP Government, Government, Economics, AP Macroeconomics, and AP Psychology. While he found great joy in the subject matter, it was the students who left the most lasting impression. He admired their eagerness to be challenged, their positive attitudes, and their willingness to take ownership of their own learning. “They always came into my classroom smiling,” he shared, “and that would brighten my day.”

In addition to his academic contributions, Mr. Hunter was deeply involved in the school’s athletic programs, coaching both football and basketball throughout his tenure. One of his proudest moments was witnessing his own two children graduate from Mount de Sales, milestones that reflected his commitment to the school and the lasting impact it had on his family

Faith played a central role in Mr Hunter’s experience at MDS He credits the Academy with helping to strengthen his Catholic faith and appreciates being part of a faculty that supports one another as a true community “I always enjoyed how the MDS faculty seems like family They look out for each other and want each other to succeed ”

In 2021, Mr. Hunter began to experience symptoms of Parkinson’s disease and was formally diagnosed in 2023. With his retirement, he looks forward to staying active outdoors on his family’s land and spending meaningful time with loved ones, especially his grandson, Andrew. Though his time in the classroom has come to a close, Mr. Hunter’s impact at Mount de Sales is lasting

He expressed deep gratitude for his years as a Cavalier, calling them “some of the best of my life ” While he will certainly be missed by students, colleagues, and alumni, the legacy of his dedication, faith, and positive spirit will remain woven into the fabric of the MDS community

MR. MARK MCMAHON

As Mr. Mark McMahon steps into retirement, he reflects on a journey that has come full circle, beginning decades ago as a student at Mount de Sales Academy. A member of the Class of 1977, he isn’t alone in his connection to the school. His wife, Mary, also graduated that same year, and together they continued the MDS legacy when their son Sean graduated in 2018. His siblings Debbie (’74), Michael (’75), Charyl (’80), and Joel (’84) also walked the same halls, making Mount de Sales a cornerstone of their family’s story.

After earning his degree from Mercer University in 1981, Mr. McMahon returned to MDS to complete his student teaching under the mentorship of Mr Ron McLachlan, his former Chemistry and Physics teacher, who later became a valued colleague He spent the first 30 years of his teaching career in Nebraska public schools and returned home to MDS in 2011 For the past 14 years, he taught Physics, often in the very same classrooms where he once sat as a student

One of his most vivid memories is his first day teaching at MDS. Standing at the front of a familiar classroom, now as a teacher instead of a student, was a powerful and humbling experience. However, the moment that stands above all others is watching his son, Sean, graduate in 2018 a fullcircle moment that beautifully tied together his roles as student, teacher, and parent.

Throughout his career, Mr. McMahon learned the importance of patience, particularly in the classroom. He often reminded himself that while students and teachers may share the same space each day, each person arrives there from a unique path with a different background and life story His philosophy: teach in as many ways as possible, and eventually, everyone will learn

As he retires, his hope for Mount de Sales is that it continues to embrace and promote the diversity that defines the school community He believes that this diversity is one of MDS’s greatest strengths Coupled with a commitment to academic excellence, he is confident the school will continue to challenge and inspire students for generations to come.

In retirement, Mr. McMahon looks forward to spending more time with his family, especially in his new role as a grandfather. He and Mary are excited for “grandparent daycare” and plan to stay active through hiking, biking, and, of course, playing plenty of Pickleball.

Mount de Sales has been a defining part of his life’s journey, and Mr. McMahon leaves with a deep sense of gratitude for the memories, the relationships, and the opportunity to give back to the school that helped shape him.

MR. TOM RULE

“Living proof God has a sense of humor.”

Tom Rule’s email signature never failed to amuse us at MDS.

In 2013, Brenda Timms, MDS Technology Director, sent a message to Tom about a job opening. After ten years away from MDS, it was God’s timing that Tom return to Mount de Sales with that unique brain of his His commitment to MDS was remarkable; he was purposeful, persistent, and always looking out for others, even when it meant coming to campus at 4 a m to fix a school-wide iPad issue

Tom Rule retires after 17 years of service in education and technology, a career spanning musical performances and networking infrastructure, sustained by an unwavering desire to help students and faculty His journey was

anything but typical for an IT Director; starting with a master’s degree in piano performance, he implemented an $80K Music Tech Lab at Macon State College.

Tom shares that he never really expected to be at MDS, never expected to leave, and never expected to return; but he says with his trademark humility and humor, “I’m glad I did. It’s been a good ride, and proof that God has a sense of humor.” From his early days working with Donna Washburn at Vineville Baptist Church to being guided by Sister Rosina into technology education at MDS, Tom was never afraid to pivot.

Tom provided an impressive list of firsts for Mount de Sales: the first school in Middle Georgia to give students email addresses (1995–96), the first in the region to implement a 1:1 iPad program, the first to run fiber between school buildings (long before “gigabit” was a household word), and the first to implement wireless networking across campus, complete with a sign-out cart and a 30-foot cable to connect the airport device

Tom maintained over 99% network uptime with minimal cybersecurity issues, because he built systems to last. His parting words of wisdom: “Don’t trust the tech. Never assume it’s going to work. Always test it out first.”

He has a playful side and cares about people. Tongue in cheek, he claims a crowning moment of achievement when he successfully convinced a junior that his iPad failed because he hadn’t “fed the hamsters” inside. Tom was never too busy to help a student or a fellow faculty member with a technology question. He kept us musically entertained, performing twice in the Music at the Mount series with T-Bar and Gray Sumowski’s band, as well as sharing his formidable musical gifts, playing piano for masses and on countless other occasions

Even now, in retirement, he's not slowing down With nearly 200 tracks in his queue, Tom’s remixing his first album from 1999 on Bandcamp, offering online tutoring in music and tech, and finally finding time to travel a bit more With gratitude for his years of service, we wish Tom well as he pivots to a new stage of a fruitful life.

MR. STEVE STOUT

Steve Stout, who was the Mount de Sales Academy site supervisor for Defense Aspects Group, retired in May 2025 following nearly a decade of dedicated service to the school community.

Stout joined the Mount de Sales community in January 2016. As a retired U.S. Air Force veteran with a career in special investigations, he brought professionalism and a deep sense of duty to his role, ensuring a safe and secure environment for students, faculty and staff.

After sustaining a minor injury in 2020, Stout began transitioning out of his role, with his son, Tyler, assuming the position of site supervisor Stout continued to serve part-time, providing security support for athletic contests, fine arts performances and special events on campus His presence at these occasions reflected his ongoing commitment to the school and his willingness to serve wherever he was needed Reflecting on his tenure at Mount de Sales, Mr. Stout expressed that it had been an honor to protect and support the Cavalier community.

“The staff, teachers, and students at this school are exceptional,” he said.

He noted the pride demonstrated by students, faculty, and staff, which affirmed for him that his work was both valued and meaningful. As he enters full retirement, Stout hopes Mount de Sales will continue to remain faithful to its mission of fostering faith and service in young people.

“Always set your sights on the next level,” Stout said in reflection of his career of service to others. “Always try to be better than you are right now.”

“My legacy to the Institute is charity: If you preserve the peace and union which have never yet been violated among us, you will feel, even in this world, a happiness that will surprise you and be to you a foretaste of the bliss prepared for every one of you in heaven.”

- Catherine McAuley

MEET FRANKIE:

MEET FRANKIE: MOUNT DE SALES’ NEWEST (AND FUZZIEST) TEAM MEMBER

MOUNT DE SALES’ NEWEST (AND FUZZIEST) TEAM MEMBER

Mount de Sales Academy has welcomed many new faces over the years, but none quite like this one. Francis de Tails, better known around campus as Frankie, is already making his mark as the school’s therapy dog-in-training. At just nine months old, the Golden Retriever has quickly become a beloved part of the Cavalier community, trotting through the halls, napping between classes, and greeting students with his trademark puppy grin.

The idea of bringing a therapy dog to campus has been in the back of Mrs. Freeman’s mind for a couple of years. Inspired by her elementary school principal’s service dog, Buzz, she began exploring animal-assisted education and the many emotional and social benefits therapy dogs bring to students. When she shared her vision with Mr. O'Kane, he enthusiastically supported the idea, paving the way for Frankie’s arrival at Mount de Sales.

Choosing Frankie was a matter of fate as much as it was a matter of planning. Mrs. Freeman knew she wanted a Golden Retriever. They are known for their consistent temperament, trainability, and intelligence, all qualities that make for an ideal therapy dog. When Mrs. Freeman went to meet a new litter, she sat down on the ground to observe. Without

hesitation, one curious pup walked straight into her lap and stayed there. Frankie, it seemed, had chosen his family. Though he is still young, Frankie has already started his training Mrs Freeman is guiding him through early obedience and socialization, exposing him to new environments, groups of people, and even mobility aids like walkers and crutches. When he turns one, Frankie will begin the official certification process through a nationally recognized therapy dog alliance. While the length of certification varies, Frankie is already well on his way.

Life as a therapy dog in training keeps Frankie busy from the moment his paws hit the floor. His day begins at 5:30 a.m. with a quick trip outside alongside his big brother Barney, followed by breakfast at 6:15 a.m. He naps on the car ride to school and arrives at 7:30 a.m. ready to clock in for work.

After Mrs Freeman greets students at carpool, she takes Frankie upstairs to check on all of the homerooms. Throughout the day, students who would like to spend a moment with him can stop for a pat or a cuddle, while those who prefer to keep moving can simply pass by. Part of Frankie’s training is learning that both choices are perfectly okay, which helps everyone feel safe and comfortable around him.

It hasn’t taken long for Frankie to make an impact. Attendance, especially on Mondays, has noticeably improved, and countless students and staff find comfort in his presence. One memorable moment came when a sick student was resting in the office; Frankie walked straight over, lay his head in her lap, and stayed there until she began to smile. As Mrs. Freeman puts it, “Frankie has a God-given gift of empathy ”

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WHY I GIVE THE SEDGHI FAMILY

We are proud to announce a transformational philanthropic gift that will significantly support the school’s strategic vision and help to ensure a bright, sustainable future for generations of Cavaliers. The Sedghi family makes this generous contribution with deep ties to the MDS community, representing an extraordinary commitment to Catholic education and the enduring mission of Mount de Sales Academy.

In sharing their decision to give, this Cavalier family offered heartfelt reflections that speak to the values of faith, perseverance, and service that define the Mount de Sales spirit. Mrs. Beth Cleary shared, “One of my father’s favorite quotes was by Khalil Gibran: ‘Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.’ This quote truly reflects how he lived his life.” Mrs. Beth Cleary is an alumna from the class of 1990, and Sarra, Lea, and Ana Sedghi are from the classes of 2010, 2012, and 2030.

This spirit of generosity and quiet sacrifice from their upbringing and experiences at the Academy has shaped the lives and choices of the Sedghi family. “When I first met Shahriar, I recognized that he, too, had worked incredibly hard for everything he had achieved,” Beth shared. “Although we are different in many ways, his work ethic and devotion to his family were what led me to consider a second date. Together, we have built a good life, one that requires, at times, exhausting effort to maintain We both know we have helped many along the way and have made a positive impact on the lives of others We have each given and sacrificed, individually and as a couple, always with the conviction that it is never wrong to do what is right. My father was at all times a model of humility and kindness, who consistently went out of his way to help others. Over the past two decades, I have witnessed these same qualities in Shahriar, who continually strives to do his utmost for those around him, always

working longer and harder than anyone I’ve ever known, not for his benefit, but for others As long as I’ve known him, he has worked through every vacation by phone or email The accomplishments o Sarra and Lea, as well as Ana’s dedication to her studies and her genuine compassion for others, are a testament to their father’s legacy. These three embod the true pride and joy of a life devoted to selflessness and generosity. It doesn’t surprise me in the least that he wants to continue to see the success of a school and its community, so that students today and in the future have opportunities leading to their own success through dedication and determination. We sincerely appreciate the environment of MDS and look forward to its continued commitment to intellectual rigor and compassion for its students, the true leaders of tomorrow ”

This extraordinary gift will empower Mount de Sales to boldly advance key initiatives outlined in the Academy’s fiveyear strategic plan, including academic innovation, athletic and campus enhancements, and expanded community partnerships and philanthropic opportunities. It stands as a testament not only to the strength of our alumni community’s commitment to Mount de Sales but also to the enduring values taught within our classrooms that students carry with them throughout their lives

“We are humbled and profoundly grateful for this act of visionary generosity,” said Mr. Brendan O’Kane, President of Mount de Sales. “It affirms the transformative power of a Mount de Sales education and inspires us to continue our mission as we look forward to the next 150 years of the Academy.”

As Mount de Sales Academy looks to the future, this impactful gift will serve as both a cornerstone and a catalyst, ensuring the continued formation of faith-filled leaders who are called to serve and are committed to excellence as they meet the challenges and opportunities in their communities and beyond.

NAMED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS & ENDOWMENTS

Ardmore Publishing Literary Scholarship Fund

Established by Susan Crawford (’63), the fund offers competitive scholarships to MDS students based on a writing sample and grammar test

Bernard F. & Dolores M. Cherer Endowed Scholarship

Established in honor of his parents and in appreciation for Dr Allen Cherer’s (’69) education at Sacred Heart Catholic School and Mount de Sales Academy, the fund assists Catholic students at Sacred Heart to attend the Academy’s Upper School

Monsignor John Cuddy Scholarship Fund

The Knights of Columbus Council #925 established the the fund in 2004 to honor Monsignor Cuddy and his ministry by providing financial assistance to a deserving and practicing Catholic family

Sr. Mary Fidelis Professional Development Endowment

Former faculty member Sally Ryals Burran and her husband established the fund to honor Sr. Fidelis’ 17year career as principal of MDS during a pivotal time in the growth and development of the school

Mike Garvin Scholarship Fund

Established in 2014 to honor the legacy of long-time coach and athletic director Mike Garvin, the scholarship is awarded to outstanding scholar-athletes.

Goizueta Endowed Scholarship Fund

Endowed by the Goizueta Foundation, this fund enables Hispanic/Latino students to attend MDS.

James 1:27 Endowed Scholarship

Craig and Dawn Murphey endowed this fund to ensure that students who have lost a parent can complete their education at Mount de Sales

Isabel Meath McKenney Memorial Scholarship

Established in 2012 through a bequest from Isabel McKenney's (’22) son Frank McKenney, the endowed fund provides scholarships for Catholic students.

Joseph F. & Sarah T. Moran Memorial Scholarship

Established in 1997 by the Moran family, the endowed fund provides students the opportunity to benefit from Catholic education at Mount de Sales.

Chris R. Sheridan, Jr. Endowed Scholarship

Chris R. Sheridan ('67) established this scholarship fund in 1990 in honor of his parents, Chris and Eleanor Sheridan, and provide tuition assistance to deserving Catholic students

Would you like to honor a friend of Mount de Sales through a scholarship fund? Call Brendan O’Kane at (478) 232-7087

“I commit to the Cavaliers because I’m thankful for the amazing educational, spiritual, and athletic opportunities afforded to my children at MDS.

"Loyal and true, we ever answer her call. Stand up for Mount de Sales." Our alma mater is a call to action for all who love Mount de Sales Your involvement will make a significant impact on our Cavaliers and the future of our school

There are four ways to give Advocate, Serve, Provide, and Transform each offering unique opportunities to contribute to the school's mission We ask each Cavalier family to discern the giving levels that best align with their values and capacity and make their pledge of support today

Together, we can ensure that Mount de Sales Academy remains a beacon of excellence in education for years to come.

WHY I GIVE

I am a graduate of the class of 1996, having attended middle school through high school. I live in the Washington DC Metro area and have been married for a little over 20 years to my beautiful and talented wife, Dr. Sarah D. Norton, PhD. We are quite active in our community via advocacy and philanthropy, involving a number of causes, including veteran’s issues, disability rights, environmental preservation, and the arts

I have dedicated my career since leaving Mount de Sales to public service, a service which actually began during my senior year of high school when I enlisted in the US Army Reserves in November 1995

I graduated from Mercer University in 2001, BA, cum laude, Phi Sigma Iota and Lambda Pi Eta, with a triple-major in Communication & Theater Arts, Christianity, Archaeology and a double minor in Latin and Anthropology. Although a seemingly eclectic course of study, my concentration on old world biblical archaeology, particularly with a focus on the apostle Paul, intricately involved aspects of all these various disciplines and further enhanced my studies

The stories of my late maternal grandfather, who had originally intended to pursue seminary and who was the foundation of the strong Catholic faith in my family, initially inspired me to follow an ecclesiastical path However, I eventually took the path to service he did when he embarked on his own successful military career after Pearl Harbor In my case, I too heard the call to service for my country after that fateful day in September 2001, much as he did, and my mission of service was redirected to the military.

As an Army Reservist, I had several options available to me, but was ultimately selected for a full Reserve Officers Training Corp (ROTC) scholarship to attend law school and continue participation in the reserve component As such, in 2004, I became a graduate of Mercer Law School, JD, as well as commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant into the US Army Finance Corps via Mercer ROTC, where I served as a Cadet Major and Battalion S-3 I was also the recipient of the Distinguished Military Student designation

During my time in law school, I served in the US Army Simultaneous Membership Program in which I was both an ROTC cadet and continued my reserve service as a paralegal after transferring from my prior military occupational specialty After I graduated in 2004, I served as a Gold Bar Recruiter representing the ROTC program at Mercer, while taking the Georgia Bar Examination and waiting to report for active military service in 2005.

In April 2005, I became a graduate of the US Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) School, after being assessed into the JAG Corps following law school During my time in active service, I had the privilege of serving in various statewide, deployment, and overseas assignments as a Part-Time Military Magistrate, a Special Assistant US Attorney, trial defense counsel, prosecutor, legal assistance attorney, Officer in Charge of the Fort Jackson, South Carolina Tax Center, and the Officer in Charge of the US Army Paralegal School I left active service as a Captain in 2009.

In 2010, I became a graduate of the University of Georgia (UGA) School of Law, LLM, magna cum laude, Phi Kappa Phi, with a focus on environmental law. During my time there, I served as an intern for the US Environmental Protection Agency and the UGA Land Use Clinic, working on statewide cleanup regulations at the federal level and facilitating environmental justice in assisting the under-served minority community, Newtown, in Gainesville, Georgia, as they fought adjacent polluting entities

Thereafter I was hired to work for the US Department of Veterans Affairs in 2011 and have worked there since as a General Attorney and an Acting Veterans Law Judge. My nearly 30 years of public service in various roles and missions has been extremely enlightening and fulfilling I have been able to experience so much as well as give even more back thanks to the foundation provided by the education, values, and love given to me during my time at Mount de Sales.

I will forever be grateful for the opportunity to attend such a storied academy One where I firmly believe the future shines bright as an

example for those students, faculty, alumni, and family that recognize the importance of this community of education, love, and service as I did.

Ryan has made plans for a seven figure bequest to the Academy in gratitude for the lasting influence of Sister Mary Rosina Bayliss, R.S.M. and Coach Chester Pierce. Their example, combined with the values instilled during his years as a Cavalier, inspired Ryan and his wife, Dr. Sarah D. Norton, to make this extraordinary commitment to future generations of students.

If you would like to discuss making an endowed or estate gift, please contact:

Brendan O’Kane, President (478) 232-7087

brendan okane@mountdesales net

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4 FACES

JuliaByron,theClassof2025Valedictorian,wasalsohonoredwith theSistersofMercyAward,recognizingastudentwhoembodies compassion,dignity,andintegrity.

Lastfall,Juliaremindedusofthepowerofkindnessandconnections withherheartfeltMercyDayreflection:

“Theactofshowingmercyisnotanisolatedoccurrence.Mercyis continuous.Mercyisinfectious.Mercycanbeagentlewhisper,asoft embrace,anemberflickeringinthedarkness.Mostofall,Mercyis unendingkindness.ˮ

HersevenyearsatMDSwerefilledwithremarkableacademic accomplishments JuliaearnedHighestHonorsandwasinducted intotheNationalBetaClub,theNationalHonorSociety,andtheCum LaudeSociety.Butmorethantheaccolades,itwashergenuinelove oflearningandhereagernesstoshareknowledgewithothersthat leftalastingimpression.Herteachersdescribeherasintellectually fearless,endlesslykind,andthekindofstudentwholiftseveryroom sheenters.

Juliaʼsgiftsstretchedwellbeyondtheclassroom.Inthesummerof 2024,shewasselectedfortheprestigiousGovernorʼsHonors PrograminArt,wheresheexploredthebeautyofvisualstorytelling. Shedazzledonthestage,earningrecognitionas“Outstanding PerformerˮintheOneActPlayChampionship;shoneinthe courtroom,whereshewasnamed“BestWitnessˮinMockTrial;and distinguishedherselfasaGoldenEagleAwardnomineeinEnglish As afive-yearmemberofthemarchingbandʼscolorguard,Juliabrought spirittoFridaynightsandschooltraditions

InherValedictoryAddress,JuliaquotedpoetMaryOliver,asking: “Doesnʼteverythingdieatlast,andtoosoon? Tellme,whatisityouplantodowithyouronewildandprecious life?ˮ

Juliaʼsanswerisalreadytakingshape.ShenowattendsWilliams College,thenationʼstop-rankedliberalartscollege,onafull scholarship.There,sheisdouble-majoringinEnglishand Geoscience.

u l i a B y r o n

EvanLiniswitty,scholarly,andhard-working.Hislistof accomplishmentsandaccoladesisever-growing.Duringhistimeat MountdeSalesAcademy,heheldmembershipintheNationalBeta Club,theNationalHonorSociety,andtheCumLaudeSociety.This year,hereceivedtheUnitedWayofCentralGeorgiaʼsGoldenEagle AwardinTechnology.Additionally,withoneofthehighestSATscores inthecounty,EvanwasnamedBibbCountyʼsSTARStudentfor RegionVI.

Evanwillcontinuehiseducationasafirst-generationcollegestudent attheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,whereheplansto studycomputerscience.Hefoundhisloveforthisdisciplinethrough anAPComputerSciencecoursetakenatMountdeSalesAcademy andthroughhishands-onexperiencedevelopingMinecraftservers EvantransformedduringhistimeatMDS Hedescribeshowhis peers,alongwiththefacultyandstaff,helpedhimtodeepenhis confidenceandseehistruepotential.“Thisschoolhelpedmecome outofmyshell,ˮheshared.“Iʼvelearnedtoexpressmyselfmore,and Ithinkthatʼsmadeallthedifference.ˮ

UpperSchoolPhysicsteacherMarkMcMahon(‘77)greatlyenjoyed Evanʼspresenceinhisclassroom.“Evanisanexceptionallybright andengagingstudentwhoseintellectualcuriosity,sharpwit,and genuinecompassionmadehimastandoutinmyHonorsPhysics,AP Physics1,andAPPhysics2classesoverthreeyears.ARegionSTAR Studentwinner,heconsistentlysoughtoutchallengingproblemsand broughtthoughtfulenergyandhumortoeveryinteraction.Hewasan absolutepleasuretoteach.ˮ

Inhissalutatorianaddress,EvanreflectedonhistimeatMDSandthe profoundimpactthecommunityhadonhim,eveninspiringhimwith theconfidencetodeliverthespeechitself:

“Itʼsthisexactdesiretoliveafruitful,butalsojoyouslifethatmakes myclasssoimpactful.Iʼveexperienceditpersonally:whenImoved toMountDeSalesin9thgrade,Ididnʼtknowanyone,andIwasthe quietkid.Oddlyenough,mypeersalwayscalledoutmynameinthis high-pitchedvoicewhenIpassedthemwalkingtoclass.They cheeredmeonduringlastyearʼsstudentcouncilelection,givingme theslogan“LinfortheWin.ˮTheiroutgoingpersonalitiesare infectious:whenIthinkofMDStoday,Irememberitmoreforits communityratherthanitsclasses.Ibecamecomfortableenoughto speakheretodaytomyclass,andonbehalfofmyclass.ˮ

JuliaBonbrake,amemberoftheMountdeSalesAcademyclassof2025, washonoredwiththeprestigiousMonsignorJohnCuddySpiritofService Award,theschoolʼshighestrecognitionforscholarship,leadership,and service

Bonbrakedistinguishedherselfasastudentofintegrity,compassionand determinationduringhertimeatMountdeSalesAcademy.Sheisknown forheracademicexcellenceandforthewayshesharedhergiftswiththe schoolcommunity.Sheledherpeersbyvolunteeringhertimeand supportingothers,embodyingthevaluescentraltoMountdeSalesʼs mission.

“IsawGodworkingthroughmetogetotherswhileatMountdeSales,ˮ Bonbrakesaid.

JuliasaidMountdeSalessetherupforsuccess.Shewasanaccomplished playerofthegirlsvarsityvolleyballteam,andshecreditsherexperiencein Cavalierathleticsforpushinghertobethebestshecanbeonandoffthe court.

“MyteachersandcoacheshaveshownmethatIcanperseverewhen challengesarise,ˮshesaid “Theyʼveshownmehowtoleadothers,tooˮ

Herteachersdescribeherasthoughtful,motivatedandfaith-filled

“Juliaisthekindofstudentwhomakesthosearoundherbetter,ˮsaidKenny Epps(‘04),athleticdirectoratMountdeSales.“Sheconsistentlychallenges herselfacademicallywhilealsoshowingdeepcareforherclassmates.She isamodelofservantleadership.ˮ

TheMonsignorJohnCuddySpiritofServiceAwardispresentedannuallyto thegraduatingseniorwhomostexemplifiesthespiritofMountdeSales throughfaith,service,andacademicachievement.Bonbrakeexpressed gratitudefortherecognition,creditingherclassmates,teachers,andfamily fortheirencouragementalongtheway.

“Idonʼtliketobragaboutmyself,ˮBonbrakesaid.“Iʼmveryhumble,andI prefernottobeinthespotlight.Thisachievementisproofofhowthe teachersandfacultyatMDSpaidattentiontous.Iʼmhonoredtheychose metoreceivethisaward.ˮ

BonbrakewasacceptedtoAveMariaUniversitytoplayvolleyball,but decidedtodeferheracceptance SheplanstomovetoFortLauderdale, Florida,whereshewilltakeagapyeartogrowmoreinherfaithandlearn aboutherselfbeforepursuinghighereducation Sheplanstogetinvolvedin theCatholiccommunityinhernewhome

J u l i a B o n b r a k e S P I R I T O F S E R V I C E

TheMedalofHonoristhehighestawardgiventoasenior.The recipientepitomizesthespiritofMountdeSalesinhisorherdailylife anddemonstratesasenseofcompassion,mercy,andjusticeatthe school,atChurch,andinthecommunity.

TherewasnodoubttoanyofuslastyearthatStephenembodiedall theaspectsdeservingoftheMedalofHonor.CollegeCounselor,Kari Alderman,sharedherthoughtsonStephenʼscharacterandwork ethic:

“Stephenseekstoconstantlybeofservicewhetheritistohis teachers,hispeers,orhiscommunity.Thisisexemplifiedinthefact thathewasanEagleScoutandhadmoreservicehoursthanmost anyotherstudent,andwasinvolvedandheldleadershippositionsin allofhisactivities Hewasanoverallfantasticstudentˮ

StephenwasamemberofBetaclub,theNationalHonorSociety,and wasinvolvedinMockTrialandQuizBowl.Hewonsecondplacein the2025GISAAAAAStateLiteraryChampionshipforInternational ExtemporaneousSpeaking,andalsoledourclayshootingteam.

StephenwasacceptedtoandcurrentlyattendstheGeorgiaInstitute ofTechnology. S t e p h e n L e a c h M E D

Behind the Curtain of High School Musical:

Interview with the Directors

Please introduce yourself, including your name, role, and tenure at MDS?

Georgia: My name is Georgia Olson I am the theatre director and fine arts cohort leader, and I also teach AP Chemistry and Middle School art. This is my 19th year at MDS.

Kelley: My name is Kelley Dixson, and I am the Director of Music. I teach Middle and Upper School choruses, Beginning Band, Symphonic Band, and 6th grade Music Appreciation. This is my first full year at Mount de Sales!

What drew you to teach at Mount de Sales Academy?

Georgia: Let me tell you the story. My husband and I were about to get married and looking for our first jobs. We came to Macon for a job fair to practice before attending another in Atlanta. At the job fair, we met representatives from MDS who needed an upper school chemistry teacher and a middle school Spanish teacher. It was just what we could offer. MDS offered both of us jobs, and we were able to move to Macon and buy our first house It was an unexpected moment for us because although we liked MDS and Macon, we had not thought of moving here When we visited MDS, we enjoyed the campus energy and diverse student body, and the values of the school aligned with our values

Kelley: I’ve been hired by MDS several times over the years to coach the flute section of the band. I was always so impressed by the physically beautiful space. I love the diversity and balance within the MDS community. Knowing the prestige and historical value of the school, I am filled with pride as a member of the faculty at Mount de Sales Academy.

What inspired you to choose High School Musical as the spring production?

Georgia: I knew that I had some really talented juniors and seniors who would soon be graduating and I was looking for something that allowed us to fling the doors open and involve all who were interested. Involving so many students from all backgrounds gave us the opportunity to include athletes in various sports It was a successful building year, and we encouraged many new students to become a part of the theater. High School Musical is also fun and happy, and we all need fun and happiness in our lives.

Kelley: That was all Georgia, but her decision to use High School Musical is actually a reason why I now have a current full-time position at MDS. Being on campus to assist with High School Musical allowed me to be in the right place at the right time when the Director of Music role opened. I am so thankful I was asked by Georgia to be a part of this production.

What was the most challenging aspect of bringing this production to life?

Georgia: It was wonderful to have so many students involved, but this also came with challenges to overcome There were 50 kids on stage Two-thirds of the cast were athletes, so I was working around various athletic schedules I actually did not see the entire cast in a rehearsal until two days before opening day, and we had one rehearsal with the entire cast

Kelley: Yes, we had so many people and every song had a different configuration of the cast. I focused on trying to help our cast work through all of the kinks in all of our songs. At times, it was a lot to think about and bring together.

What was the most rewarding aspect?

Georgia: Seeing 70 children (close to 20% of our school population) involved in the theater arts was incredible More than that, seeing all of the cast spanning grades 6-12 having a blast was a highlight. What you saw on the stage represented MDS and the power of the theater arts to bring people of all backgrounds together.

Kelley: SO many things. Georgia and I have a passion for theatre and we love sharing this with others. It was amazing to watch the students catch fire and buy into the production. For me, watching Ysa, the female lead, grow in her confidence as a vocalist was very rewarding.

What do you believe our students (cast members and audience members) took away from this production?

Georgia: It’s cheesy. But the song we sang the most was We’re All in This Together. That’s the whole plot, whether you are a jock, brainiac, or theater nerd, we are all in this together. We can find more that unites us than what divides us

Kelley: Exactly. We are all in this together. It takes all of us, and there are no small parts. We needed each person and the unique gifts they brought to the production. Each student had their moment to shine.

Beyond our spring musical, what other ways can MDS students be involved with the performing arts?

Georgia: There is the Literary Competition, the Thespian Society, and the Georgia Thespian Conference Students can also be involved with chorus, band, marching band, and sing at our annual event, Candlelight Carol Students can be on the Triple T’s tech team, learning more about running show lighting and sound They can also help with set design, costume creation, and more. There truly is a way for all students to be involved and students with all skill sets and skill levels are welcome.

Kelley: Yes, we have an upper school chorale and middle school chorus. We offer beginning band and symphonic band as well. We also have the Huddle House rock band, which is new this school year. Each spring, we also invite our student body to audition for the school talent show. This is a fun production that often allows students who don’t always take the stage to share their skills with our community.

What other fine arts opportunities do we offer for our students?

Georgia: Mr. Wheat does a fantastic job with our visual arts department. We offer a range of courses and opportunities for students, including Yearbook, Art I, Advanced Art, AP Studio Art, and Ceramic Design.

Kelley: We also partner with the Otis Redding Center for the Arts (ORCA), which supports and supplements our music offerings for students I have hopes for the future as well I hope to establish an MDS podcast and incorporate more songwriting This year, our middle school music appreciation class is working on writing an original holiday song. And I plan to incorporate the handbells into our Christmas Concert, an MDS tradition that I am excited to reintroduce!

How can the community benefit from fine arts at MDS?

Georgia: The arts and creativity are a fundamental part of what makes us human, and experiencing the arts in all of its many forms is important. It leads to connection and inspiration. We are telling stories. We are evoking emotional responses. People from the Macon community attend our performances all the time. It is just a way of connecting those in the Macon area. Watching a student perform with joy is a beautiful thing, and all are welcome to be a part of this with us.

Kelley: I believe that we offer a wide range of the arts at MDS We don’t just stick to one style of Broadway, one kind of band, or one kind of chorus We are very inclusive We have a little bit of something for everyone We can find something for all to connect with and relate to, which can help everyone feel seen

How can the community support fine arts at MDS?

Georgia: There are so many ways. They can attend our shows, purchase ad space in our playbill, and become a fine arts sponsor. There’s no amount that’s too small, and we are so grateful for all of your support. Donations are vital for our program and help us purchase the rights to productions, build sets, create props, costume all student actors, keep the theatre technology updated, and more. Running a theatre program is expensive, and your support is invaluable to the health of our program.

Kelley: Yes, attend anything we have here. Donations, big or small, always help, and there are more than monetary ways to donate. If you’d like to support our music program, donations of sheet music, instruments, or your time always help. We also appreciate support with field trips, including invitations to places where students can come and learn more about the arts.

Is there anything else you’d like to share?

Georgia: I am just really proud of the way that the performing arts program has grown at MDS and how many of our students want to be involved in a myriad of ways. It brings a lot of life and vitality to our school culture. It’s an honor to be a part of building this program.

Kelley: Yes, I could not say this any better myself. It’s great to be a Cavalier!

Learn more about the Fine Arts program from georgia.olson@mountdesales.net or

MIDDLE SCHOOL HONORS, 2025

GISA SPELLING BEE

Each year Mount de Sales participates in the GISA State Spelling Bee Over 170 schools are eligible to participate, and each school sends its best speller to represent the school This year two of our Middle School students represented Mount de Sales These spellers were Robert Durbin and Caitlyn Frawley.

CAVALIER OF THE YEAR

The Cavalier of the Year is the top overall scholar in each grade These students exemplify overall excellence in all subjects and demonstrate the qualities that characterize successful students: they work hard they are well organized, they are eager to learn, they will persist when the going gets tough, they use their time well, and they have a good attitude in and out of the classroom

THE CAVALIER AMBASSADOR AWARD

The Cavalier Ambassador Award is given to one male and one female student in each grade who represents MDS to our community and campus guests in an exemplary manner They demonstrate school spirit and pride for Mount de Sales they are involved in many school activities, and they are enthusiastic representatives of MDS when they host guests on campus and students who shadow during the admissions process

Corbin Pendergrass for Grade 7

Katelyn Battle for Grade 7

Hudson Drazny for Grade 6

Brenna Tarpley for Grade 8

Grant Moore for Grade 8

Laylaa Mitchell for Grade 6

Ean Harrison for Grade 7

Kaitlin Kabuye for Grade 8

Caitlyn Frawley for Grade 6

UPPER SCHOOL HONORS 2025

STAR STUDEN

Each school in Georgia may name the stude with the highest one-sitting SAT score an outstanding GPA as their STAR student. The students then compete against all the oth STAR students in the county This year, Eva Lin was named the Mount de Sales’ STA student and the 2025 PAGE STAR Stude Region VI Winner. Each STAR student is aske to name the teacher who most influenced h or her academic development Evan L nominated Mr Mark McMahon (‘77) as th year ’ s STAR teache

UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL GEORGIA

MACON TELEGRAPH GOLDEN EAGLE AWARDS

The Golden Eagle Awards celebrate and honor Central Georgia’s highest achieving, engaged, and hard-working high school students

Mount de Sales was pleased to nominate these outstanding seniors. In 2025, two of our exceptional students were named Golden Eagle Award winners.

Art – Bailey Keever

Citizenship – Stephen Leach

Social Science – Lawrence Brown

Athletics – Julia Bonbrake

Music – Maddie Cooke

Science – Isabella St Peter

Mathematics – Carter Sparks

English Literature – Ysa Constantino

Highlights Highlights

Graham Blackwell

Macon Sports Hall of Fame

Scholar Athlete Volleyball

CLASS OF 2025 COLLEGIATE ATHLETES

Baseball

Holden Lane, Morehouse College

Levi Siebenmorgan, Thomas University

Football

Davien Williams, Shorter University

Golf

Drew Bentley, Georgia Military College

Lacrosse

Cooper Zimmerman, Point University

Softball

Taylor Jones, East Georgia State College

Wrestling

Blake Jones, Emmanuel University

Carter Sparks, McKendree University

Mary Clare Clark, Montreat College

Carter Sparks

Macon Sports Hall of Fame

Scholar Athlete Wrestling

ALL-REGION/ALL-AREA

Baseball

Levi Siebenmorgan

Boy’s Cross Country

Ethan Sevigny

Boy’s Basketball

Jackson Rowley, Zavion DeShazier

Girl’s Basketball

Julia Bonbrake

Golf

Drew Bentley

Football

Bryson Fletcher, Caleb Linder, Horace Sanford, Jackson Rowley

Boy’s Soccer

Alex Roseboro, Brycen Fletcher, Landon Frawley, Liam Frawley

Girl's Soccer

Elle Taylor, Gracie Peek, Laura Lillie Sparks

Softball

Tennis

Trey Rimando

Taylor Jones Volleyball

Julia Bonbrake, Laura Lillie Sparks

Boy’s Wrestling

Blake Jones, Desmond Brown, Maurice Hoskins

Boy’s Track

Davien Williams - 400 meter, Eli Fisher - Region High Jump, Ethan Sevigny - 1600 meter and 3200 meter

Girl’s Track

Bailey Keever - Pole Vault, Jai Dudley - 100 meter & 200 meter

ALL-STATE

Baseball

Levi Siebenmorgan

Boy’s Basketball

Jackson Rowley

Wrestling

Lady Cavaliers Finish Top 10 at National Preps Championships

The MDS Girls Wrestling Team made history, finishing as the eighth-best team in the nation at the National Preps Championships in Lehigh, PA Competing against the top prep schools from across the country, the Lady Cavaliers proudly represented both our school and our state with grit and determination

The team was led by two-time Preps All-American Kirra Mitchell ‘28, who capped off an incredible tournament with a 3rd place finish in the nation Rising star and 8th grader Anberlin Hardy racked up points and pins throughout the tournament, narrowly missing placement but showcasing her potential as one of the program ’ s future leaders

Senior Makayla Batchelor ’25 and 9th grader Camilla Mejia also contributed key wins and team points, helping secure the Cavaliers’ Top 10 national finish.

It was truly a team effort in Pennsylvania, and the Lady Cavaliers demonstrated the heart, toughness, and grit of MDS Wrestling on the national stage

Gracie Peek, Taylor Moore

Football

Jackson Rowley Flag Football

Boy’s Soccer

Landon Frawley

Girl’s Soccer

Laura Lillie Sparks

Boy’s Wrestling

Desmond Brown

Girl’s Wrestling

Anberlin Hardy, Kirra Mitchell, Mary Clare Clark

Boy’s Track

Davien Williams - GIAA State Track Long Jump Champion, Ethan Sevigny - 8th in 3200

ALUMNI IN ATHLETICS

Two Cavaliers were chosen to the Conference USA Preseason Watch List for football (anticipated All-Conference selection).

Quarterback Dexter Williams (2020) was the starting quarterback at Kennesaw State University

A’Khori Jones (2022) was a starting defensive back for Liberty University.

Kobe Butts (2022), a senior linebacker, was selected as a 2025 team captain. He was also named to the Conference Carolinas Preseason Watchlist.

Adam Leverett (2017) is a pitcher for the Arkansas Travelers. They are the Double A Affiliate of the Seattle Mariners.

Varsity Boy’s Basketball Team Region Champions The boys beat Stratford in the GIAA District 6-4A/3A Championship 55-54

Mount de Sales Academy Students Partner with Mercer On Mission to Provide Clean Water in the Dominican Republic

Nine rising seniors from Mount de Sales Academy embarked on a journey to the Dominican Republic to be a part of Mercer On Mission in the summer of 2025.

Accompanied by two faculty chaperones, the students joined Dr. Natalia Cardelino, associate professor of civil engineering at Mercer University and other members of the Mercer engineering team to bring clean drinking water to the rural community of El Cercado

a mission rooted in s

Participants stayed at Villas Andreas Retreat Center in Santo Domingo, where the Mount de Sales group joined Mercer engineers already two weeks into the project The mission was to design and install a potable water system that would serve the community of El Cercado Using concrete, rocks, and other locally sourced materials, they constructed a large water tank The structure, designed to treat and store water from a nearby natural spring, represented the first step in a two-phase effort to ensure the community’s long-term access to clean water From the outset, the project emphasized collaboration with the community members themselves Local residents were required to contribute labor, overseen by the town’s mayor, to encourage shared ownership of the system This model of sustainability was intentional to ensure the people of El Cercado retain both the responsibility and the confidence to maintain their own water supply after the mission team leaves

mount de sales’ hands-on approach to mercy in action

The role of the Mount de Sales students was critical Their work began with digging trenches and laying pipes that connected the water tank to homes throughout the town These pipes deliver clean water specifically for cooking and drinking, a basic necessity too often taken for granted in other parts of the world

“It was hard, manual labor,” said Benjamin Smith (“20), Mount de Sales chemistry and botany

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With the potable water infrastructure put in place, their mission was not over The second phase focused on reforestation to preserve the purity of the spring that feeds the water system Students planted trees, and in the process, learned how reforestation directly protects water sources Smith said he plans to bring these lessons back to Middle Georgia by incorporating what they learned into his botany class at Mount de Sales

gaining global perspective

high school students are invited to apply

“Our students come from diverse faiths, backgrounds, and cultures,” Smith said “They are accustomed to open conversations with people who think and live differently That makes them uniquely prepared to build connections abroad without bias ”

looking ahead

The Mount de Sales community celebrates the success of this mission and looks forward to future opportunities to partner with Mercer University Trips like this one reflect Mount de Sales' dedication to developing young leaders who are academically accomplished and spiritually g

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ALUMNI LEGACIES ALUMNI LEGACIES

Celebrating the Class of 2025 graduates with alumni family members

Many members of the Class of 2025 have immediate family members (parents and siblings) as well as extended family members (aunts, uncles, cousins) who graduated from Mount de Sales. Here, we highlight a few of these alumni.

Samuel G Alderman, IV (2025) and l Ald ld (‘93)

Olivia Bentley Brown (‘08), Drew Bentley (2025), and Wil Bentley (’12)

Isabel Blackwell (‘21) Gracie Blackwell

Rachel Brown Kaitz (‘86) and Lawrence Brown (2025)

Grace Byron (‘22) and Julia Byron (2025)

Audie Clark Gilchrist (‘17), Marion Clark (‘23), Chris and Jenny Clark (‘90), Jack Clark (‘13), and Charlie Clark (2025)

Maddie Ruth Cooke (2025) and Beau Cooke (‘20)

Aubrey Elmore (2025) and Audrey Elmore (‘24)

Brian Frankum (‘85), Nate Frankum (2025), Cole Frankum (‘19), Taylor Frankum (‘21)

Ansley Garvin (‘24), Matt Garvin (‘88), Colleen Garvin (2025), and Matilyn Garvin (’18)

Syneetra Holden Wimberly ('91), Demetria Redding ('91), Racquel Stinson Watson ('86), Clerance Stinson ('89), Holden Lane (2025) Not pictured: Sydney Stinson, Tahj Roberts, and Nikki Lee ('91)

Isabella St. Peter (2025) and Madison St. Peter (‘23)

Will Green (‘22), Mary Ella Green (2025), and Patrick Green (’20)

Katelyn Perazzola (‘24), Hannah Perazzola (2025), and Carl Perazzola (‘98)

Charles Whitehead (2025) and Annabelle Whitehead (‘20)

Alisa Siebenmorgan (‘18) and Levi Siebenmorgan (2025)

Dylan Mixon (‘17) and William Griffin (2025)

and

Isabelle Marie Yousif (2025)

Madison Elizabeth Yousif (‘23)

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Alisa Siebenmorgan, MDS Class of 2018, recently earned her Doctorate in Pharmacy (PharmD) from the University of Georgia on May 3. She’s now headed to Traverse City, Michigan, where she’ll complete a two-year residency at Munson, specializing in oncology.

Timothy Deep (‘75) was honored with the Telfair Chamber of Commerce “Man of the Year” award in February 2025.

Jarrett Sanders (2018) accepted a position with Auburn University Athletics as Assistant Director of Game Operations in May 2025.

Taylor Mayhue Beall (2014) and husband, Mitch Beall, welcomed their first daughter, Mary Elizabeth Beall on October 21, 2024.

Justin Andrews ('06) was honored with the Macon Arts Alliance 2024 Cultural Award As the Director of Special Projects for the Otis Redding Foundation, Justin is a dynamic leader in both the arts and education sectors.

Peter Konenkamp (’70) has been honored with an induction into the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame The ceremony will take place on March 28, 2025, in Atlanta. Konenkamp's distinguished career in broadcasting and public relations began in Macon in 1975, and he retired from the University of Georgia in 2015.

Brandon Lasater (2011) and wife Paige welcomed a baby girl, Sabrina Paige Lasater, on December 30th, 2024.

Jackie Hodges (’79) retired from Cobb County Schools in May 2024 after 30 years of teaching! Before retiring, she focused on Math intervention with small groups of students in 3rd-5th grades She credits her love of math to her MDS teachers, Carol Cheshire and Carol Hall.

After completing a federal clerkship, Nick Lewis (2016) began his career as an associate at the Jones Day law firm in Atlanta in 2024.

Allen Butler (2011) served as the Director of Spacecraft Integration, Test, and Launch Operations for Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Lunar Lander! On January 15, his team’s spacecraft launched aboard the SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket, beginning its journey to the moon! The lander performed the first fully successful commercial Moon landing on March 2nd. He and his wife, Jacy, also welcomed their second child, Jacob Butler, in August of 2025.

Mark McMahon (’77) and Mary McMahon (’77) welcomed their first grandchild, Zoe Josephine Pamas, on June 28th, 2025.

Congratulations to Nicholas Sartin (2021), a recent Magna Cum Laude graduate from Morehouse College with a degree in Business Finance! This fall, he began pursuing his law degree at Mercer University

Elia Maria Lintz (2009) obtained the Registered Play Therapist credential and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor credential and is currently practicing child and adolescent therapy with Intown Family Therapy in Atlanta, GA

Randi Warren (2003) was named to The Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, honoring leaders making a significant impact in their fields and communities. She also earned 40 Under 40 recognition from Spelman College and the National Bar Association, where she was celebrated at the NBA Conference in Chicago in July 2025.

Katie McKinley (Simpson) (2009) and her husband Jake welcomed a baby girl January 10th, 2025.

Brady Pool (2017) and his wife, Olivia Barroso (2016) welcomed their daughter, Amelia Burton Pool, on March 9th, 2025.

Joshua Tidwell (2016) married Cayle Davis on April 26, 2025.

THE MDS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXTENDS SYMPATHY TO:

In Memoriam (October 2024November 2025)

1944 Betty Willis Ruben

1949 Betty Johnson Samara 1951 Ann Robertson Smith

1954 Barbara Ann Stout

1957 Ann Barrett Hatton

1959 Louise Garvin Peyton

Helen Barfield Turner

1966 Chester Pierce 1966 Margaret Wallace 1968 Kenneth Edward McMillan

1970 Sally Huhn Hurley

1971 Lawrence John Kutay “Larry” 1976 Lawrence Ness

Amy Faircloth (’02) and Patrick Faircloth (’05) on the death of their father, Charles Edward Faircloth on July 1, 2025

Jana Gibson (‘04) and James Gibson (‘07) on the death of their father, James Louis Gibson on July 11, 2025.

Michael Johns (‘87) and Alex Johns (‘85) on the death of their mother, Marianne Johns, on May 17, 2025.

Jonathan Hubbard (2016) on the death of his mother, Deadra Roberts, on August 2, 2025. Christine Panarese (‘79) and Richard Panarese (‘77) on the death of their sister, Jennifer Panarese, on July 22, 2025

Jim Holton (‘82) on the death of his father, Carl Wrye, on August 5, 2025

Meaghan Slonaker Rogers (’04) on the death of her husband, Josh Rogers on November 24, 2024

Mrs Allison Ach Butler (’84) and Mrs Meredith Ach Kidwell (’89) on the death of their father, Edward Ach on December 7, 2024.

Mr. Chris Slocum (’85) on the death of his wife, Andrea Slocum on December 27, 2024.

Mr. Monroe Abram (’82) on the death of his father, Monroe Abram on January 5th, 2025. Mr. Thomas Union III (’88) and Mrs. Laura Paxton (’91) on the death of their father, Thomas Union Jr. on December 21, 2024.

Kathryn Carpenter (’76), Lynn Rostvold (’77), Andrea Lavoie (’79), and Brian Markwalter (’80) on the death of their mother, Lucy Markwalter on December 3rd, 2024

Mary McMahon (’77) on the death of her brother, Andrew Rooks on January 20, 2025

Heather Cadle (’84) and Melissa Versteegh (’82) on the death of their mother, Sandy Cadle, on April 7th, 2025

Billy Wikle (’80) and John Wikle (’82) on the death of their father, William Wikle on March 18th, 2025.

Melanie Koch Wilson (’94) and Jason Koch (’98) on the death of their father, Richard Koch on April 26, 2025.

Erbin Troutman (’74) on the death of his father, Earnest L. Troutman, on April 23, 2025.

Julie Till (’92) on the death of her husband, Cal Luther Till, Jr on April 19, 2025

Kenneth Hutnick (’82) on the death of his father, Kenneth Peter Hutnick, on June 14, 2025

Joseph Union (‘88) and Melanie Losonsky (‘94) on the death of their father, Dr Joseph Union, on September 7, 2025

Andy Wills (‘90), Susan Boyer (‘91), and Benjamin Wills (‘93) on the death of their mother, Sandra Tate, on September 27, 2025.

Catherine Garcia (‘64) on the death of her son, CG Garcia Jr., on September 27, 2025.

Reinee Johnson Lynch (‘64) on the death of her husband, William, on November 6th, 2025.

LITERARY MAGAZINE

For decades, students have published a literary magazine sponsored by the Mount de Sales Academy English Department. The publication, which has had different names through the years, including Inklings, Cavalier Cavalcade, The Hard Copy, up to its current masthead, Page Break, features original creative writing pieces in the form of short stories and poems as well as artwork in a variety of mediums, including digital drawings, photography, and paintings

Page Break gives Upper School students opportunities to see their work published, motivates creative students, and gives them an audience for their work Student staff members gain skills in organization, management, and teamwork They review submitted works and select which pieces will be published, edit writing pieces, create the layout for the final copy, and publicize the magazine to their peers through videos, announcements and flyers.

How do I forgive myself

For all the things I overlooked After all, you were an open book But I let you off the hook Help me, dear Jesus They know not what they do”

An

View the entire digital version of the Page Break edition online

excerpt from an untitled work by Emily Bell

Fixing the World by Jai Dudley

Information Age by Julia Byron

2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5

Compelled By Mercy

Educational Courage

Inspired By Faith

Principled Leadership

A Voice For Dignity and Respect

The corporal and spiritual works of mercy which draw religious from a life of contemplation, so far from separating them from the love of God, unite them much more closely to Him and render them more valuable in His holy service.

- Catherine McAuley

The Cavaliers collected over 11,037 food items to stock the shelves at the St.Vincent De Paul Food Pantry, serving our neighbors affected by food insecurity, exceeding its goal one day early. 10,00

Mercy In Action Hours Served

Compelled By

Mercy

Educational Courage

Mercy students welcome the challenge of pursuing their full potential in a culture of excellence , critical thinking and curiosity Their multifaceted journey builds character while it builds essential skills . Our holistic program expects engagement , a thirst for knowledge and personal responsibility , while preparing students to thrive for a lifetime .

Major General Arnold L. Punaro, Mount de Sales Academy class of 1964, was the keynote speaker for the honor code assembly, where students, faculty, and staff recommitted themselves to act with honor and integrity. He is currently Chairman of the Secretary of Defense’s Reserve Forces Policy Board and Chairman of the National Defense Industrial Association

The Literary Team won the 2025 GISA AAA State Literary Championship, with three firstplace winners, four second-place winners, and one fourth place winner.

The Middle School Quiz Bowl team placed 5th nationally.

Inspired By Faith

Mercy students become living models of faith and forceful advocates for Gospel values . Grounded in our Catholic identity in the Mercy tradition , we welcome all faiths and are strengthened and shaped by these relationships . As we pursue a personal relationship with God , we strenuously follow Jesus Christ ’ s example of social justice , love and service .

We organized our first Sleepout for Daybreak on campus, an event that raises awareness and funds for individuals experiencing homelessness in Macon. As Fr. Casey reminded us, “We must allow our hearts to be broken so that we can serve and make a difference where we can. ” This event has now become an annual tradition at Mount de Sales.

The Academy’s 2030 Strategic Plan: Tradition Meets Tomorrow is unveiled on Founders Day, February 28, 2025. The five goals for the future include:

Expanding Students’ Experiences of Wonder and Holiness

Reinvigorating Pride Through Athletics

Nurturing Community Partnerships

Strengthening Our Culture of Philanthropy

Enhancing Our Campus Spaces

Campus Ministry organized an outdoor Stations of the Cross, bringing the school community together in solemn reflection during Holy Week.

Principled Leadership

Mercy students are poised to lead with their unique gifts . Prepared with an ethical and moral compass , we put Mercy values into action and work assertively for what is right We ’ re equipped to make difficult choices , learn from our mistakes and develop high emotional intelligence . As an international community , we ’ re confident in our ability to make a positive difference and push for systemic change .

“Weareincrediblyproud ofthesestudentsfor achievingthe prestigiousrankofEagle Scout.Theirdedication, leadership,and commitmenttoserve reflectstheverybestof Scoutingandsetsa powerfulexamplefor theirpeers Astheymove forwardbeyondhigh school,theydosoasrole models,equippedwith thevaluesandcharacter thatwillcontinueto makealasting,lifetime impactintheir communitiesand beyond”

-GarrettL.Williams, ScoutExecutive/CEO–CentralGeorgiaCouncil, ScoutingAmerica

Six Mount de Sales Academy seniors earned Eagle Scout Ranking from the class of 2025. Congratulations to: Brett Beebe, Charlie Clark, Stephen Leach, Aiden Panek, Carter Sparks, and Cooper Zimmerman.

We welcomed “Francis de Tails” or “Frankie, ” our golden retriever therapy dog in training. a new furry friend

A Voice For Dignity And Respect

Mercy students honor the intrinsic value of the individual and recognize God ’ s presence in each person We embrace a global vision and value differences of opinion , and are unafraid to confront hostile or hurtful attitudes . By standing up for those who can ’ t , we go beyond acceptance to help make sure everyone feels recognized and heard

We expanded global learning through trips to the Galápagos and the Dominican Republic with Mercer On Mission, and by creating the Judge Betty Willis Ruben Center for Global Studies

Partnerships with Mercer University and the Otis Redding Foundation further enriched student experiences.

ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT

Revenue & Support

$5,090,376

53,470 54,354 3,984,854

227,819 9,410,873

Tuition & Student Fees

Auxiliary Revenues*

Athletic Revenues

Contributions**

Other Revenues

Total

**Summary of Contributions:

Annual Fund

Unrestricted

Restricted

Scholarship Fund In Kind & other gifts

Total Contributions

$1,216,651

$2,410,474

$347,551

$10,178

$3,984,854

Expenses

$4,709,387

$776,043

$1,330,961

$394,166

$7,210,557

$2,200,316

Instructional

Athletics

General & Administrative

Fundraising

Total

Increase in Net Assets Before Depreciation

T H I S I S T H E P L A C E

“LOYAL AND TRUE, WE EVER ANSWER HER CALL.”

By Brendan O’Kane

One of my first all-school gatherings involved the students spontaneously belting out our fight song. Being new, I didn’t know the words, but a few stood out: “the greatest high school of all” and “loyal and true, we ever answer her call ”

The greatest? Gulp That felt like pressure

But as time went on, I found evidence everywhere I found it meeting MDS families, observing teachers in action, and working alongside trustees These words are not inflated; they are integrated into how we live and work.

During my first months here, I wrestled with balancing the weight of expectation with the gift of hope. Time in prayer reminded me that both belong together and both define our work.

As the year unfolded, that pressure and hope

were not mine alone They were shared by all, including students, faculty and staff, families, alumni, and trustees Together, through God’s grace, the pressure created diamonds

This year, we shined

Being on the verge of celebrating 150 years is the result of countless prayers, committed teachers, coaches, counselors, loving families, supportive alumni, generous donors, dedicated trustees, and visionary leaders. This brings me back to the second line of the fight song: “loyal and true, we ever answer her call.”

I’ve met hundreds of people who have helped us get here by staying loyal and true, by answering the call.

Let me highlight just a few of this year’s bright moments.

Campus Ministry organized an outdoor Stations of the Cross, bringing the school community together in solemn reflection during Holy Week

We launched a new Robotics Program, including a FIRST First Tech Challenge robotics team Alumni like Allen Butler (’11), who helped lead the first successful commercial Moon landing this spring, inspire these efforts

Our students excelled: Evan Lin (‘25) was recognized as School, County, and Region Star Student and awarded the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship. Evan and Julia Byron (‘25) earned admission to MIT and Williams College, while Louis McMickle (‘26) became our first student accepted into Harvard Medical School’s summer program.

Our Middle School Quiz Bowl team placed 5th nationally, and we won the Literary State Championship. Maddie Cooke (‘25) performed at Carnegie Hall, and Abi Callins (‘27) presented at Emory University. On the athletic front, our boys' varsity basketball team won the region title, and our wrestling program continued to make history; our girls finished 8th in the nation, led by two-time All-American Kirra Mitchell (‘28)

We strengthened academics with new support programs such as Freshman Forum and the Academic Mentor Program, pairing students with faculty mentors

We expanded global learning through trips to the Galápagos and the Dominican Republic with Mercer On Mission, and by creating the Judge Betty Willis Ruben Center for Global Studies Partnerships with Mercer University and the Otis Redding Foundation further enriched student experiences.

We enhanced campus operations with a new controlled-access security system.

We welcomed “Francis de Tails” or “Frankie” our golden retriever therapy dog in training.

We prepared for our 150th anniversary in 2026 with momentum. Our strategic plan, “Tradition Meets Tomorrow,” is guiding historic growth in our annual fund and record participation across the board. We partnered with parents to establish “Cavalier Family Connection,” our new parent-teacher organization designed to foster community, support the school, and connect families through volunteering and shared experiences

The lesson I’ve learned this year is simple and timeless If we place our trust in the Lord, stay faithful to our mission, and follow through on who we say we are, a bright future unfolds Challenges will come, but so will hope

We are Mount de Sales Academy. “A city built on a hill cannot be hid.” (Matthew 5:14) May we continue to shine Christ’s light, remain loyal and true, and always i ll

2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5 D O N O R R E C

Listing represents donations made July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025, including unrestricted gifts, restricted gifts for specific purposes, in-kind gifts, sponsorships, soft credits & matching gifts

1876 LEGACY GUILD

Lifetime giving to the Academy of

$25,000 or more.

Alumni Association - MDSA

Azar-Walsh Architects

Betty Willis Ruben Trust ('44)

Cadence Bank

Catholic Diocese of Savannah

Catholic Foundation of South GA, Inc Cavalier Club

Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc

Conditioned Air

Corporate Connection

Dorothy V and N Logan Lewis Foundation

Dr Allen Cherer ('69)

Dr and Mrs Fred Schnell

Dr and Mrs James Louis Cassidy, Jr ('75)

Dr and Mrs Mitch Rodriguez

Dr and Mrs Noel Israel

Dr. and Mrs. Peter Bolan

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blackwell

Dr. and Mrs. Shahriar Sedghi and Mrs. Beth Cleary

Dr. Carlos Martinez

Dr. James Chapman (d)

Drs. Cayetano and Grace Dizon

E.J. Grassmann Trust

Edward E. Ford Foundation

Estate of Florence Carroll

Five Star Automotive

FLIK Independent Schools

Hon. and Mrs. Lamar Sizemore, Jr.

J. Bulow Campbell Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perazzola ('98)

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Robert Sheridan, Jr. ('67)

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murphey

Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Faulk, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Walsh ('55)

Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. John T. McGoldrick ('70)

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Adam Meadows ('93)

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Claxton

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gary McKenna ('75)

Mr and Mrs Patrick Braski

Mr and Mrs Ron Sharpe

Mr and Mrs Spyros N Dermatas ('72)

Mr David Zuver

Mr J Patrick and Dr Glenna Meyer

Mr Jarome Gautreaux ('85)

Mr John (d) and Mrs Anita Etheridge

Mr John (d) and Mrs Eunice Andrews

Mr Keith and Dr Maria Bartlett ('75)

Mr Mike Garvin

Mr Raymond (d) and Mrs Charyl Lynn Schroeder ('80)

Mr Roy Bryant Robinson III ('82)

Mr Silvio Silenzi

Mrs Alice S Smith ('79)

Mrs Amy Wells ('89)

Mrs Andrea Olmer

Mrs John O'Shaughnessey, Jr

Mrs Robert S Donner

Ms Dianne S Harper

Ms Kathleen Prebble

Ms Susan Crawford ('63)

Phil J & Alice S Sheridan Foundation, Inc

Piedmont Orthopaedic Complex

Rev and Mrs James Rissler

Samuel T Mercer Foundation

Sisters of Mercy/Columbus

Speir & Associates Electrical

Contractors

St Joseph Catholic Church

St Peter Claver Catholic School

State Farm Companies Foundation

Taylor-Stevens Foundation, Inc

The Goizueta Foundation

The Smith Family Foundation

The Thomas C Burke Foundation

Wilson Bryant Air Conditioning, Inc

FOUNDERS CIRCLE

Giving to the Academy of $10,000 or more

Bobby & Sandra Rewis Memorial Fund Cadence Bank

Catholic Diocese of Savannah Conditioned Air

Dorothy V. & N. Logan Lewis Foundation †

Bobby & Sandra Rewis Memorial Fund

Cadence Bank

Catholic Diocese of Savannah

Conditioned Air

Dorothy V & N Logan Lewis

Foundation †

Dr and Mrs Fred Schnell

Dr and Mrs James Louis Cassidy, Jr ('75)

Dr Shahriar and Beth ('90) Sedghi

E J Grassmann Trust

Honorable Betty Willis Ruben ('44) (d)

Mr and Mrs Craig Murphey †

Mr and Mrs John T McGoldrick ('70) †

Mr and Mrs Matthew Gary McKenna ('75) †

Mr and Mrs Patrick Braski

Mr and Mrs Shane Spells

Mr and Mrs Wes Griffith

Mr Chris Sheridan, Jr ('66)

Mr Jarome Gautreaux ('85) ‡

Mr Silvio Silenzi and Ms Allison Heaton ‡

Mrs Robert S Donner †

Ms Susan Crawford ('63) *

Phil J & Alice S Sheridan Foundation

Rev and Mrs James Rissler

St Joseph Catholic Church ‡

St Peter Claver Catholic School

CATHERINE MCAULEY CIRCLE

Giving to the Academy of $5,000-$9,999

Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc

Mr and Mrs J Garner Walsh ('55) °

Mr and Mrs Robert O'Kane

Mr Brendan O'Kane

Mr Jim and Mrs Sally Burran

Noland Law Firm

Sheridan Construction

SAINT FRANCIS DE SALES CIRCLE

Giving to the Academy of $2,500-$4,999. American Online Giving Foundation, Inc. Corporate Connection

Dr. and Mrs. Donnie McMickle °

Dr. James Cassidy III (2005)

MidwayUSA Foundation, Inc

Mr and Mrs Christopher Parks

Mr and Mrs Jamie Simpson °

Mr and Mrs Joseph E Claxton †

Mr Patrick and Dr Nancy O'Brien ('75)

Mr Philip Sheridan, Jr ('72)

Mrs Margaret Moran Hurd ('64) °

Rotary Club of Macon North, Inc * Stifel Nicolaus

The Double D Foundation

MERCY CIRCLE

Giving to the Academy of $1,000-$2,499.

A

T Long & Son

Chester Pierce Golf Scramble

Participants

Coca-Cola Bottling Company °

Dr and Mrs Amos C Williams ('74) °

Dr and Mrs Barry Johns

Dr Jeffrey Jordan ('80) °

Dr Mitch Rodriguez

Drs Jimmie and Monique Smith *

Georgia Music Foundation

Jenny Ritter

Luppino Family Foundation

Mercy Education System of the Americas

Mr and Mrs Clarence Stinson *

Mr and Mrs Curtis Anthony Pierce ('69) †

Mr and Mrs Don Coates †

Mr and Mrs Donald Smith

Mr and Mrs George Wesley Peavy, Jr ('75)

Dr and Mrs Harrison

Mr and Mrs James D Sparks °

Mr and Mrs Joe Kiefer Sr

Mr and Mrs John Kuo

Mr and Mrs Matthew Selph

Mr and Mrs Ray Tatum

Mr and Mrs Ryan Griffin ‡

Mr and Mrs Spyros Dermatas ('72) †

Mr and Mrs Tony Barham †

Mr Byron and Dr Loleta Sartin

Mr Donald Ouzts ('78)

Mr Douglas Brooks ('81)

Mr Gary Lukachinski

Mr Glenn Smith

Mr Keith and Dr Maria Bartlett ('75) ‡

Mr Ron McLachlan

Mr Sigman Splichal ('66)

Mr Stephen (2012) and Dr Lauren

Murphey (2011) °

Mrs Anita Etheridge

Mrs Ann Willis

Mrs Carolyn Garvin

Mrs Emily Vivien Brown ('94) †

Mrs Katie O'Brien Berg (2008)

Mrs Laurie Hughes Ross ('74) ‡

Mrs Linda Horan Locker ('93)

Mrs Morgan Bell

Mrs Sally Moran Hoge ('67) †

Mrs Sandra Tate

Mrs Sarah Mead Smith (2000) ‡

Mrs Scarlett Conner ('79)

Ms Anne McGee ('82) °

Ms. Jo S. Wilbanks

Ms. Kathleen Ryan Prebble †

Prince Service and Manufacturing

St. Peter Claver Friary

State Farm Agent Gary Dunagan °

State Farm Agent Lee Gerdes ('85) °

State Farm Agent Michael Martinek °

The Class of 1979

The Maina Family

Mr. and Mrs. Spyros Dermatas ('72) †

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Barham †

Mr. Byron and Dr. Loleta Sartin

Mr. Donald Ouzts ('78)

Mr. Douglas Brooks ('81)

Mr. Gary Lukachinski

Mr. Glenn Smith

Mr. Keith and Dr. Maria Bartlett ('75) ‡

Mr. Ron McLachlan

Mr. Sigman Splichal ('66)

Mr. Stephen (2012) and Dr. Lauren

Murphey (2011) °

Mrs. Anita Etheridge

Mrs. Ann Willis

Mrs. Carolyn Garvin

Mrs. Emily Vivien Brown ('94) †

Mrs. Katie O'Brien Berg (2008)

Mrs. Laurie Hughes Ross ('74) ‡

Mrs. Linda Horan Locker ('93)

Mrs. Morgan Bell

Mrs. Sally Moran Hoge ('67) †

Mrs. Sandra Tate

Mrs. Sarah Mead Smith (2000) ‡

Mrs. Scarlett Conner ('79)

Ms. Anne McGee ('82) °

Ms. Jo S. Wilbanks

Ms. Kathleen Ryan Prebble †

Prince Service and Manufacturing

St. Peter Claver Friary

State Farm Agent Gary Dunagan °

State Farm Agent Lee Gerdes ('85) °

State Farm Agent Michael Martinek °

The Class of 1979

The Maina Family

Captain Reginald Howard ('85)

Dr Dennis McCunniff ('73)

Dr Joseph Assad ('66)

Dr Michael Joseph Garvin II ('85)

Enid Sequeira

Evan Raggi

Helping Out People Environments, LLC

Jerry Goss

Justice Verda Colvin °

Keith and Kristina Steele ('97)

Knights of Columbus Assembly 175

Knights of Columbus Council No 925

Kroger ‡ Lori White

Mr and Mrs Doug Frawley

Mr and Mrs Glenn Mixon Pool ('92) ‡

Mr and Mrs Graham Bearden

Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Kane

Mr and Mrs John D Cassidy ('68)

Mr and Mrs Michael Mullis

Mr and Mrs Rob Garvin ('87)

Mr and Mrs Roberto Echeverria

Mr and Mrs Scott Giffin ('87)

Mr Brian Keith Brooking ('83)

Mr Edgar Gay

Mr Jay and Mrs Deanna Sanders ('79)

Mr John Michael Cunard (2003)

Mr Jonathon Ducote' (2000)

Mr Kenneth Jordan

Mr Nicholas Dermatas (2002)

Mr Phillip Pierce ('78)

Mr Rob and Mrs Liza Sumowski ‡

Mr Robert Andrew Greenway ('75)

Mr Thomas Connelly ('72)

Mrs Eileen Carlson †

Mrs Jennifer Moss (2001) °

Mrs Katherine Colwell ('76)

Mrs Macie Thuente Macklin ('84)

Mrs Maggie O'Brien Gerwig (2008)

Ms Deborah Peden ('74)

Ms Kathleen Biddick

Ms LaShekia Hughes

St Joseph's Catholic School

The Class of 2025

The Fox Family *

CAVALIER CIRCLE

Giving to the Academy of $100-$499

Anonymous

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Cam and Cindy Oetter ('75)

Carly Ferranolo

Carrie Grote

Chad and Kim Hamlin

Derrick and Hope Pendergrass

Dorothy Harden

Dr and Mrs Gabriel Germann †

Dr and Mrs Ivan Henry Allen ('88) †

Dr. and Mrs. John Bruce Etheridge ('83)

Dr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Freeman ('71)

Dr. Dick Hyer, Jr.

Dr. Gerald H. Clark ('73) °

Dr. Harold and Mrs. Brandie Mock

Dr. James Gibson III

Dr. Mike and Mrs. Bonnie Franklin †

Dr. Robert Sarlay, Jr & Prof. Betsey Moritz

Sarlay

Dr. Terena Washington ('86)

Dr. Victoria Akin

Honorable John K. Konenkamp ('63) °

Jack Biddick

Jim and Ann Beall ('87)

Jodi Leo

John Lapish

Madisyn Yarbrough ('28)

Mark and Kathryn Cole

Matt & Penni Zimmerman

Melissa Hollingsworth

Melissa Maloy

Middle Georgia Tub Doctors

Miss Trobiand Davis

Mr. Allen and Mrs. Jennifer Coates †

Mr. Alton Donald Greenway, Jr. ('81) †

Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKay, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pollard °

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall (2010)

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur "Art" L Slotkin ('63)

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Belo

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leskosky ('73)

Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Michael Franklin

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansel Wysowski ('67) °

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Todd, Jr. *

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Akin

Mr. and Mrs. David Tribble

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hunter †

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Latimer

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valtierra

Mr. and Mrs. George Barfield ('60)

Mr. and Mrs. George Lockhart ('94)

Mr and Mrs Greg Bell

Mr and Mrs Harold Livingston ‡

Mr and Mrs Jake Dickson

Mr and Mrs James Weatherford

Mr and Mrs Joe Moran III ('73) ‡

Mr and Mrs John A Patterson

Mr and Mrs John Blair Fry ('89) †

Mr and Mrs John Cameron Laughter ‡

Mr and Mrs Justin Schanck

Mr and Mrs Kenichi Saiya

Mr and Mrs Marcus Yarbrough

Mr and Mrs Mark Anthony McMahon ('77)

Mr and Mrs Mark Campbell ('70)

Mr and Mrs Mark Daniel ('76)

Mr and Mrs Mark Slonaker

Mr and Mrs Matthew Brendan Garvin ('88) °

Mr and Mrs Mike Pearson

Mr and Mrs Montez Robinson

Mr and Mrs Nicholas Maiorana

Mr and Mrs Norman Pearson ‡

Mr and Mrs Patrick J McKenna ('70) †

Mr and Mrs Paul Yousif °

Mr and Mrs Robert Hurley, Jr ('69)

Mr and Mrs Ron Douthit

Mr and Mrs Ronald Kinnas, Jr ('85)

Mr and Mrs Scott Whitehurst ('80)

Mr and Mrs Stephen Hull, Jr

Mr and Mrs Thomas Suttles ('89)

Mr and Mrs Todd Freeman ('93) †

Mr and Mrs Tom Rule ‡

Mr and Mrs Tony Linder

Mr and Mrs Trent Solomon

Mr and Mrs William Kugel

Mr Andrew Wheat °

Mr Benjamin Smith (2020)

Mr Brandon Mouton Monroe (2004)

Mr Brian and Mrs Georgia Olson †

Mr C Kenneth Nelson °

Mr Calvin Brown

Mr. Charles and Mrs. Patricia Pollock, Jr. ('78)

Mr. Charles H. Snider, Jr. ('74)

Mr. Chris and Mrs. Hope Patterson †

Mr. Chris Cramer ('73)

Mr. Clarence Johnson

Mr. Clifford Pool, Jr. ('87)

Mr. Danny and Mrs. Sharon Silva †

Mr. David Peavy ('78)

Mr. Deion Taylor

Mr. Donald Reeves Coates, Jr. ('96) ‡

Mr. Edgar Hatcher ('64) †

Mr. Frank Davis ‡

Mr Gray Yates ‡

Mr Hai Chen (2013)

Mr Isaiah Jones (2008)

Mr Jack and Mrs Mary Pat Dadisman †

Mr Jared Gaum °

Mr Jarvis Swain ('77)

Mr Jason Maloy ('96)

Mr John and Mrs Anita Martin ('66)

Mr John and Mrs Anne McCauley ('66)

Mr Joshua Laird Thompson (2015)

Mr Kenneth Andrew Epps (2004) °

Mr Mark and Mrs Elaine Hardison

Mr. Mark and Mrs. Kim Andrews ('88) °

Mr. Mason Turner (2019)

Mr. Matthew Vella

Mr. Matthew Wright DeFore ('98) *

Mr. Michael Conforti (2006)

Mr. Mitchell Shook

Mr. Pat Wallace ‡

Mr. Paul Midkiff

Mr. Randall Douthit

Mr. Rashad Mole

Mr. Rob and Mrs Liza Sumowski

Mr. Robert and Mrs. Lesley Tanner ('98)

Mr. Robert Hicks

Mr. Robert Otieno Ochieng (2011)

Mr. Ronald Craig Carroll (2013)

Mr. Ronald Fuerniss

Mr. Ronny Turner

Mr. Royce Everett Collins (2001)

Mr. Ryan Murphey (2017)

Mr. Sam and Mrs. Kari Alderman †

Mr. Shea and Mrs. Amanda Smith †

Mr. Terry and Mrs. Martha Barrett ('83)†

Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Susan Clonts ('74)

Mr. Thomas Nolen

Mr. Thomas Turner

Mr. Toby Carlton Leslie, Jr. ('97)

Mr. Todd and Mrs. Katherine Smith ('92) ‡

Mr. Todd and Mrs. Mary Kay Smith ‡

Mr. Ulysses Brown Jr

Mr. Vince LaVecchia ('92) °

Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Melanie Bentley †

Mr. William Cassidy III ('63)

Mrs. Agnes Bikus ('66) °

Mrs. Amy Brantley ('78) ‡

Mrs. Anna Kathleen O'Neal ('79)

Mrs. Ashley Massey Farris (2012)

Mrs. Becky Rhyne (2010)

Mrs. Cheryl Collier ('69)

Mrs Dee Foskey ('69)

Mrs Donna Dufford ('87)

Mrs Elizabeth Gaughf Kozak (2006)

Mrs Emily Walsh Edwards (2005)

Mrs Emma Butler °

Mrs Farah Noel

Mrs Gail Cason Wilson ('73) †

Mrs Genevieve McMahon

Mrs Jane Montgomery ('70)

Mrs Janet Wood ('71)

Mrs Jimese Lightfoot

Mrs. Jody Hatcher ('69)

Mrs. JoungHwa Woo

Mrs. Kathy Blackwell

Mrs. Kaylee Freeman (2010)

Mrs. Laura Heacox ‡

Mrs. Laura Johnson Maples ‡

Mrs. Laura Kirkwood (2002)

Mrs. Laura Pugh ('78)

Mrs. Lauren Deal *

Mrs. Margaret Midkiff Maddrey (2013) °

Mrs. Margaret Thomas ('64)

Mrs. Marsha Twilley

Mrs. Nancy Coleman ('73)

Mrs. Olivia Brown (2008)

Mrs. Rebecca C. Mixon †

Mrs. Rita Myhand

Mrs. Rosalyn Simpson De Luna (2015) °

Mrs. Sally Frances Proffitt ('76) °

Mrs. Sarah Corum ‡

Mrs. Sharon Chipman ('75)

Mrs. Vivian Gutting ('52)

Mrs. Wendy Heiman

Ms. Anne Huthnance ('51)

Ms. Bernadine Bell

Ms. Bonnie Pierce

Ms. Catherine Lewis

Ms. Chyrisse Smith

Ms. Cindy Little

Ms. Donna Ritenour Massano ('69)

Ms. Joan Cronin ('72) *

Ms. Julia Chriss

Ms. Karen Rowley ('77)

Ms. Kelly Smith (2001)

Ms. Laura Murray

Ms. Lindsey Bray

Ms. Lisa Waterman ('93) °

Ms. Octavia Williams

Ms. Patricia Davis

Ms. Sherry Weeks

Ms. Tamara Epps ('96)

Ms. Theresa Mosbrucker °

Ms. Valerie Dixon ('95)

Ms. Veronique Fessard

Nancy Bennett

North Macon Dental Associates

Pat and Shirley Topping ('67)

Publix Super Markets, Inc

Sister Joan Serda, RSM

Sr Donna Marie Coward, RSM °

Stephanie and John Hall

Sue Yancisin

The Hon and Mrs Lamar W

Siezmore, Jr †

The Kombrinck Family

The Lindsey Family

Thomas and Diane Mead

Tony and Jess Dupree

William and Lucinda Simpson

Winifred "Queenie" and William "Bill"

Brost-Clark

Loyalty donors with yearly consecutive gifts. *5 years ° 6-10 years ‡ 11-15 years † 16-20 years

IN

KIND

-

A T Long & Son

Mr Brendan O'Kane

Mr John Fox

L E Schwartz & Son, Inc

Mr Pat Braski

Speir & Associates Electrical Contractors Inc

IN HONOR OF

Allen Gaughf and Barbara Jo

Koehnemann

Mrs. Elizabeth Gaughf Kozak (2006)

Bill and Mary Beth Zaenglein

Mrs Jane Zaenglein Montgomery ('70)

Mrs. Joy J. Campbell

Mr. Mark Campbell ('70)

Mr. Parker James Pierce

Mr and Mrs James B Pierce

Mr. Carson George Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pierce

Muhoro Gichamba Maina

The Maina Family

Mr Caleb Linder

Mr and Mrs Tony Linder

Miss Brynlee Dupree

Mrs. Lyndsay Allen Ritch

Luis Echerri

Carly Ferranolo

Mrs. Sandra Tate

Mrs Eileen Carlson

Mrs. Brenda Timms and Arthur A. Timms "Bubba"

Mr and Mrs Thomas Rule

Rachel and Olivia Heacox

Mrs Laura Heacox

Mrs. Blake Hall

Mrs. Deanna Sanders

Mr. Jarrett Sanders

Mrs Deanna Sanders

Douglas and Margaret Freeman

Mr. Todd Freeman

Dolores L. (Dee) Holton

Mr Douglas Brooks

Carolyn R. Garvin

Mr. Douglas Brooks

Sister Grace Marie

Mr Douglas Brooks

Antoinette Biddick

Ms. Kathleen Biddick

John & Antoinette Biddick

Jack Biddick

Mr. George Wesley Peavy, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grier

Elizabeth Makowski

Mrs Laura Johnson Maples

Maddie Kayden

Ms Linda Klingman

Mrs. Rosalyn De Luna

William and Lucinda Simpson

Mr. John Ridder

Ms Jennifer Ridder

Mrs. Betsy Barrett Hargrove

Mrs. Martha Barrett

Mr. Marshall Barrett

Mrs Martha Barrett

The 2025 Varsity Boys Basketball

Regional Champions

Mr. Andrew Hall

Miss Kenadi Lightfoot

Ms. Patricia Davis

Miss Laura Lillie Sparks

Mr and Mrs James D Sparks

Mr. Carter Sparks

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sparks

Mary Cassidy Freeman

Mrs Emily Brown

Mr. Chester Pierce

Thomas and Diane Mead

Mrs. Patti Able

Thomas and Diane Mead

Mr. Franklin Smith

Thomas and Diane Mead

Mrs. Lynn Hatcher

Ms. Valerie Dixon ('95)

IN MEMORY OF

Mr. Franklin Smith

Jodi Leo

Ms Sally Boyd

Mrs Gail Wilson ('73)

Mrs Nancy Coleman ('73)

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Slonaker

Mr. and Mrs. R. Terrell Stanley

Mr. and Mrs. Spyros Dermatas ('72)

Mrs Cindy Oetter ('75)

Mrs Eileen Carlson

Mr and Mrs Albert McKay, Jr

Mr and Mrs Richard Penn

Mr. Marc Treadwell

Melissa Hollingsworth

Chris and Danny Akin

Mr. Mike Garvin

Mrs Anita Etheridge

Mrs. Sandra Tate

Mr. Chester Pierce

Mrs Sandra Tate

Mr and Mrs Charles Wysowski ('67)

Mitchell Shook

Dr Todd Kelleher ('86)

Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy ('68)

Hon. and Mrs. Lamar Sizemore Jr

Mr. Spyros ('72) and Mrs. Emily Dermatas

Mrs Nancy Coleman ('73)

Mr Tom and Mrs Susan Clonts ('74)

Mrs Kelly Smith (2001)

Mr. Steve Stefano ('80)

Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Simpson

Mr. Joseph Moran

Mrs Anne McGee ('82)

Mr Richard Hyer

Ms Susan Clonts ('74)

Nancy Bennett

Megan Muehlman

Mrs. Anne McCauley ('66)

Mrs Cornelia Splichal ('66)

Mr Paul Midkiff

Mr Joseph McGoldrick ('68)

Ellen Orr

Mr. George Lockhart ('94)

Mrs. Laura Pugh ('78)

Mrs Janet Wood ('71)

Mrs Margaret Shelton ('75)

Mr and Mrs Tony Pierce ('69)

Chris and Danny Akin

Mr. Mark Daniel ('76)

Mr. Michael Conforti (2006)

Mrs. Laura Kirkwood (2002)

Mrs Anita Martin ('66)

Mr and Mrs William Brost-Clark

Mrs Clare Pollock ('78)

Mr and Mrs John McGoldrick ('70)

Mrs. Sally Hoge ('67)

Mrs. Kathy Colwell ('76)

Dorothy Harden

Mr and Mrs Joseph Claxton

Hon and Mrs Lamar Sizemore Jr

Ms Bonnie Pierce

Mrs. Laura Maples

Mrs. Katherine Hodges ('78)

Mrs. Jody Hatcher ('69)

Dr Joseph Assad ('66)

Ms Deborah Peden ('74)

Mr John Lapish

Mr Phillip Pierce ('78)

Sister Mary Rosina

Thomas and Diane Mead

Mr. Elmer Waterman

Ms Elisabeth Waterman ('93)

Mr. Jeffrey Myhand

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wysowski

Mr. Charlie Ouzts

Mr Donald Ouzts ('78)

Mrs. Oppie Ouzts

Mr. Donald Ouzts ('78)

Mr. Randall Brooks Coates

Mr Donald Reeves Coates, Jr ('96)

Ed and Eleanore Dombrowski

Ms. Joan Cronin ('72)

Mr. Ronald Kutay

Mrs Stephanie Hall

Mr. Lawrence Kutay

Mrs. Stephanie Hall

Bobby and Sandra Rewis

Bobby and Sandra Rewis Memorial Fund

Bettie Ramsey

Dr Laura Lackey

Mrs. Louise Peyton

Mr. John Garvin ('87)

Mr. Conrad Stelling

Mrs. Sally McKenna

Mrs Jody Hatcher ('69)

Mrs Elizabeth Collins

Mrs Pauline O'Mahony ('56)

Mr Thomas Turner

Mrs. Linda Garvin

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Douthit

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Douthit

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rowley

Ms Karen Rowley ('77)

Mr. Scott Hatcher

Mrs. Eileen Carlson

Mrs Sally Hoge ('67)

Mr. Dustin Fordham

Mrs Eileen Carlson

Mrs. Patti Able

Mr. and Mrs. John Laughter

Ms Martha Gorman

Mr and Mrs Charles Weston

Hon and Mrs Lamar Sizemore, Jr

Mrs Nancy Coleman ('73)

Mr. William Cassidy III ('63)

Mr. Spyros ('72) and Mrs. Emily Dermatas

Mr. and Mrs. William Kugel

Mr Thomas Nolen

Mr and Mrs Joseph Claxton

Mr Mark and Mrs Elaine Hardison

Ms. Margaret Wallace

Mrs. Gail Gilbert ('66)

Mr. Ryan Leonard

Mrs Kelly Smith (2001)

Mrs. Sarah Moran and Joseph F. Moran

Mrs. Sally Hoge ('67)

Mr. Gregory Slocum

Lori White

Ms Brianne Chriss

Mr Mark and Mrs Elaine Hardison

Mr. Jarvis Swain ('77)

Dr. Maria Bartlett ('75)

Mr Ulysses Brown Jr

Mr Clarence E Johnson

Dr Michael Garvin ('85)

Mr Matt Garvin ('88)

Ms. Julia Chriss

Mr. Pat Patterson

Laura and Craig Pugh ('78)

The Class of 1979

Mr. Cleveland Bonner III

Mrs. Kelly Smith (2001)

Mr. David Rumph Jr

Mrs Kelly Smith (2001)

Cedric and Toby Leslie

Mr and Mrs Henry Leslie

Mr. William "Duck" Hatcher

Mrs. Jody Hatcher ('69)

BURKE SOCIETY PLANNED GIVING

The following donors have included Mount de Sales in their estate planning.

Ms Mary H Bonaud ('53)

Dr and Mrs Charles Buafo

The Thomas C Burke Foundation

Mr Jim and Mrs Sally Burran

Dr Mary Cazalas ('45) (d)

Dr James Chapman (d)

Dr Allen Cherer ('69)

Ms Susan Crawford ('63)

Monsignor John Cuddy (d)

Mr Ryan Dodd (‘96)

Dr Robert Donner (d)

Estate of Alton D Greenway

Estate of Florence Carroll

Estate of Marcella Glidewell

Estate of Sarah T Moran

Mrs Madge McCord Knott (d)

Honorable Frank Meath McKenney (d)

Dr John O'Shaughnessey, Jr (d)

Ms Dorothy Powell ('62) (d)

Mr Robert Rewis (d)

Honorable Betty Willis Ruben ('44) (d)

GOAL SCHOLARSHIP DONORS

The following donors have contributed to Mount de Sales through an education tax credit.

Mr. Sam and Mrs. Kari Alderman

Mr. and Dr. Curtis Baker

Ms. Melanie Baker

Mr. Terry and Mrs. Martha Barrett ('83)

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beall ('87)

Mr. Brian Keith Brooking ('83)

Mrs Emily Vivien Brown ('94)

Honorable Joel & Dr Keisha Callins

Mr Ronald Craig Carroll (2013)

Mr Allen and Mrs Jennifer Coates

Dr William Howard Conner ('67)

James and Ava Dryden

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stembridge

Ms. Christy Cranford

Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Michael

Franklin

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Freeman ('93)

Mr. Jared Gaum

Dr. and Mrs. Gabriel Germann

Mrs. Maggie O'Brien Gerwig (2008)

Mr. Matthew ('88) and Mrs. Barbara ('87) Gilbert

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Green

Mr. Robert Andrew Greenway ('75)

Greg Howard Bell LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall (2010)

Mrs. Laura Heacox

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hunter

Dr. Jeffrey Jordan ('80)

Ms. Tamecia Jordan

Ms. Kristel Kirchner

Ms. Catherine Lewis

Mrs. Linda Horan Locker ('93)

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lomboy

Mrs. Ashley Massey Farris (2012)

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gary McKenna ('75)

Dr. and Mrs. Donnie McMickle

Mr. Brian Mears (2003)

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moran III ('73)

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murphey

Mr. Stephen (2012) and Dr. Lauren (2011) Murphey

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Murphey IV ('81)

Mr. Patrick and Dr. Nancy O'Brien ('75)

Mr. and Mrs. Tadg O'Mahony ('56)

Mr. Robert Otieno Ochieng (2011)

Mr. Brian and Mrs. Georgia Olson

Mr. Chris and Mrs. Hope Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Norm Pearson

Mr. Carl and Mrs. Jane Perazzola

Mr. Carl and Mrs. Lorraine Perazzola ('98)

Rev. and Mrs. James Rissler

Mr. Glenn Rosen ('80)

Dr. and Mrs. Fred Schnell

Tario Scott

Enid Sequeira

Mr and Mrs Ron Sharpe

Mr and Mrs Chris Robert Sheridan, Jr ('67)

Mr Silvio Silenzi and Ms Allison Heaton

Mr and Mrs Jamie Simpson

The Hon and Mrs Lamar Sizemore, Jr

Mr Shea and Mrs Amanda Smith

Mr Benjamin Smith (2020)

Mr Cathey Alexander Smith, Jr ('87)

Ms Chyrisse Smtih

Mr Todd and Mrs Katherine Smith ('92)

Mr and Mrs James D Sparks

Mr and Mrs Harold Speir

Mr and Mrs Asbury Stembridge, Jr

Mr and Mrs Needham Summerlin

Mr Rob and Mrs Liza Sumowski

Mr Douglas Webb and Robin C Webb

Mr Andrew Wheat

Mr and Mrs Tristram Wong

Mrs JoungHwa Woo

Rev and Dr David Wood

Dr Michael Wright

Mr Gray Yates

PRESENTING SPONSORS

551 Hospitality

Guitarras Mexican Grill

Mercer Village Pizza

Riverside Ford

GOLD SPONSORS

Apex Roofing

Harrison's Body Shop

Macon Monogramming

Noland Law Firm

Ocmulgee Brew Pub

Rimtyme

Vineville Beverage

BLUE SPONSORS

Adopt a Pet

Alfa Agents Jenna Carr & Crystal Brooks

Brantley and Jordan Animal Hospital

Cabiness Video Productions

Capital City Bank

Capitol Theatre

GHC Mechanical Services

Jeffersonville Hardware

Moonhanger Group

Oconee State Bank

Otis Redding Center for the Arts

PHDiva

ServPro

The Window Source Of Middle GA

Walthall Oil Company

HOLE SPONSORS

Adams Law Firm

Alderman Hutcherson & Deal

Baldino's Giant Subs

Billy's Mobile Glass

Brown's Eye Center

C Higgins Beauty

Clark, Smith, & Sizemore

DHT Builders, LLC

Ferguson

Flint Engergies

Gautreaux Law

Georgia Farm Bureau

Greene & Associates, Inc

Helping Out People Environments

Hope's New Beginning, Inc

Howard, Moore, & McDuffie

Jim Shaw's Seafood

M&R Marketing

McNair, McLemore, Middlebrooks &

Co

MDS Basketball WX "Raining 3's"

Nu-Way Weiners, Inc

Ocmulgee National Park & Preserve

Initiative

Raffield Tire Masters, Inc

St Joseph's Catholic School

Team Sports

The Iron Maidens of Mount de Sales

Warno-Cam Paint Co of Macon

Mount de Sales Academy is here because of you.

Thank

you for your partnership.