Augusta Preparatory Day School
Annual Report 2015
of Many Lives Page 11
Building a Safe Haven Page 13
An Alumnus Gives Back Page 15
A List of our Donors Page 17
From the Head Welcome to the Augusta Prep Annual Report!
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Prep Financial Corner
As the new Head of School for Augusta Prep, it’s exciting and heartening to see so much of our Prep Family taking the lead as supporters of our school’s Annual Fund and being listed in this magazine for giving to the school we all love. The level of dedication you have shown to Augusta Prep reinforces what I have already come to know about our school community – that we truly are a family and that our future together as Cavaliers is a bright one indeed! At the start of this school year, I asked our faculty and staff to create a list of words that they felt best described our school, and by far the most common word was “Family.” Other key words were “Diverse,” “Well-rounded,” “Academic Rigor,” and “Innovative,” to name a few. I would agree with all of these and more. Our faculty and staff have embraced an acronym that I feel best sums up the core of who we are to be and what you should expect from us as a school. That acronym is “HEART” – Honesty, Effort, Attitude, Respect, and Trust. You should always expect honesty from us, a strong effort to do our best, a day filled with a positive attitude, respect for one another, and you can trust that we are focused on providing your child the best education possible. I hope you will enjoy this publication, which along with a list of our donors includes highlights from the past school year and features some of our key donors who give not only to Prep but also in their community at large. Thank you again for your philanthropy and for your love of Augusta Prep! Sincerely,
Peter Huestis Head of School
Financial Corner
Operating & Contribution Revenues Year Ended June 30, 2015 Non-Tuition Programs & Svcs 7%
Annual Fund 3%
Investment Interest/Other 2%
Tuition & Fees (net) 88%
Statement of Activities (2014-2015 unaudited)
Operating & Contribution Revenues
Total
Tuition & Fees (net) Non-Tuition Programs & Svcs Annual Fund Investment Interest/Other
$7,032,551 $542,640 $248,908 $144,664
Total Operating & Contribution Revenues
$7,968,763
Operating Expenses & Other Year Ended June 30, 2015
General Administration 17%
Plant, Depreciation & Other - Capital Funding Interest 3% 13%
Other Expenses 2%
Instruction & Program Services 65%
Statement of Activities (2014-2015 unaudited)
Operating Expenses & Other
Total
Instruction & Program Services General Administration Plant, Depreciation & Interest Other - Capital Funding Other Expenses
$5,196,790 $1,325,703 $1,065,906 $191,484 $188,880
Total Operating Expenses & Other
$7,968,763
Special to this year’s Annual Report Welcome to another Augusta Prep Annual Report - this time featuring a theme in the presentation of our pictures. Most of the photos in this magazine are black and white with color brought forward in certain areas. This is to represent how your donation to Augusta Prep helps breathe life into our school, advancing forward our mission. This year, we also are featuring the stories of some key donors, who not only give to Augusta Prep but also make contributions to their community at large.
From the Board Greetings Augusta Prep Family, It is with great expectation that I enter the 20152016 school year as Augusta Prep’s Board of Trustees Chairman for a second year! I know this will again be an amazing time of continued excellence for our school as we welcome in new Head of School Peter Huestis and interim Head of Upper School Dr. Gerry Chambers amid a search for a permanent leader of our Upper School. It truly is an exciting time to be at Augusta Prep, and I am impressed daily at the accomplishments of our students and the dedication and hard work of our faculty and staff. This past school year was another one to celebrate - from the skilled guidance of previous Interim Head of School Ferrell Singleton to our students’ many achievements in and out of the classroom. For the second year in a row, Augusta Prep had the STAR student for Columbia County and the region, and the area’s STAR teacher also came from Prep - a title that particular teacher has earned an amazing 12 times. The past school year was one in which we had increased enrollment and graduated our school’s largest class of seniors - 60. Augusta Prep likewise received the area’s highest ranking for private/ independent high schools and having one of the best independent high schools in the state of Georgia, according to the 2015 Niche rankings. The school also ranked high in the state in the category of Best Outcomes.
This school year promises to be just as special, and I look forward to experiencing the journey with you. Please know that your school’s Board of Trustees greatly appreciates your continued support of Augusta Prep, and it is an honor to serve for such a wonderful community of Cavaliers who make our county, our state, our nation, and our world a better place. Gratefully,
Grey B. Murray Chairman, APDS Board of Trustees
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2015-2016 Board of Trustees Members - (back row from left) Heather Howington; Bob Kuhar; Bill Macuch; Grant Loo, D.M.D.; Grey Murray, President; David Knox, Secretary; James Bernstein, Treasurer; Jeff Dorn; (front row from left) Heidi Brewton; Tori Goodwin Boardman ‘88; Eileen Brandon, Vice President; Elsie Hill; Debbie Layman; Miriam Atkins, M.D.; and Karen Fischer. Members not pictured: Mason McKnight IV ‘02; Natalie McLeod, M.D.; Sam Nicholson ‘02.
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Mr. Mason teaches Chemistry in our Upper School. Middle School students have fun with a handson lesson on genetics.
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e had another great year at Augusta Prep for 2014-2015, with our students participating in many hands-on activities, to include experiments in Mr. Mason’s science lab (see Ally Richards light a flame to the right) and Middle School students having fun with several hands-on lab experiments.
Students examine a 3-D printer that was brought in to demo by Prep parent John Bobbitt.
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Ms. Duncan works with Sarah Khan using a new classroom iPad.
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pper and Middle School art students had the chance to see a 3D printer up close thanks to a demonstration by Prep parent John Bobbitt. In the Lower School, our students benefited from several new iPads assigned to our teachers and one-to-one Chrome Books in 4th grade.
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he 2014-2015 school year was another great one for Augusta Prep sports. Accomplishments included a state championship for both the girls varsity tennis team and the girls varsity soccer team. The championship for the soccer team marked the second such state title in a row. Pictured above is Aaron Harrison as he performs the high jump at a Middle School track and field meet.
Other highlights:
Runner-Up at State: Boys Swimming Region Champs: Boys Cross Country, Volleyball, Girls Tennis, Golf Final Four: Volleyball, Boys Tennis, Boys Soccer Second at Region: Girls Cross-Country, Boys Tennis, Girls Track & Field, Girls Soccer
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Our girls tennis team poses with the state championship trophy!
Our girls soccer team has its championship photo taken at Blanchard Park Field!
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Middle School Production of “The Little Mermaid”
ur students had plenty of stage presence this past school year, with the Upper School offering the plays “Almost Maine” and “Curtains” and our Middle School presenting “The Little Mermaid” and “Everything I Need to Know I Learned by Being in a Bad Play.” We also once again held our annual “Prep’s Got Talent” talent contest in our Hull Fine Arts Center, and at the GISA State Literary and Music Competition Morgan Rawson, Juliana Hudson, and Kealy Ewart placed first in the girls’ trio competition; Juliana Hudson received second place in girls solo; and Vaughan Duncan took third place in boys solo.
Pictured here is a scene from the Upper School play “Curtains.”
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e have so many talented faculty members at Augusta Prep who challenge our students daily in their critical thinking skills. In the Lower School, our iMac lab offers students an updated look at technology, and once again this year our students participated in an event called the “Hour of Code� - a designated time during class when students learned the basics of computer coding through an international program aimed at developing such skills in students early on. Teachers such as Christine Alee in the Middle School (pictured right) also bring to life the lessons of the past through her History lessons, in this particular image talking to students about early American political races and asking them to prepare a mock news release for a blog or social media outlet about Andrew Jackson not running for a third term as president. This past year, our Upper School also challenged students with everything from shark dissections in a Biology class to a digital chess board that tracked the movements of students on a monitor and later provided an analysis of their gameplay.
A student in our Lower School iMac lab participates in the annual Hour of Code event.
Upper School student Thomas Suh participates in a chess match with our new interactive digital chess board.
Thinking In the classroom
Middle School History Teacher Mrs. Alee is pictured in her classroom as she talks about early American political races.
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A gift of y 9 lives n a M
Family with Augusta Prep Ties Gives Back in More Ways Than One
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he look on the faces of those they save tells it all.
Love, safety, appreciation, and trust. Being well fed doesn’t hurt either. At the Crais family home in Burke County, it’s a feline paradise for the many cats who have been rescued into what Bob Crais laughingly says is “the life O’ Riley.” For the past 10 years, Bob and Judy Crais - whose son Aaron Crais (‘05) and daughter April Weber (‘99) both attended Augusta Prep - have given back to their community in more ways than one. In addition to their philanthrophy to Augusta Prep, they offer their home as a refuge for many stray and abandoned cats in Burke County, where there is a desperate need for animal rescue services.
Mr. and Mrs. Crais show their generous spirit daily by currently caring for a total of 30 cats at their spacious property. “We began working with Old Fella rescue group in Burke County when we realized there was a need for a place for cats,” Mrs. Crais said. “Burke County does not have a (government) program in place for abandoned animals, and unfortunately cats as well as dogs are often dropped off at the garbage dump. If animals are too feral to be adopted we try to trap them and have them spayed or neutered and then release them back into their group.” Mr. and Mrs. Crais have their own system as to how they classify and care for their feline friends. “Currently we have three separate groups of cats at our house,” Mrs. Crais said. “One group are our indoor cats. There are three of them who have health issues and would be difficult to place. We also have three kittens inside now that we are fostering for Kitti Konections ... The next group are the cats who could be adopted but are too feral, so we keep them in an air conditioned room and work with getting them used to people. When cages are open at Pet Smart, we take the ones who are ready. Our last group are too set in their ways to join a family! They have access to a barn and five acres to roam on. The key is to get them all spayed or neutered and to get all of the required shots.” Besides being a cat’s best friend, the Crais family also have been generous supporters of Augusta Prep. Their connection to the school started when they decided to send their children to Augusta Prep. “We became affiliated with Augusta Prep when our daughter was entering eighth grade and our son was starting second grade,” Mrs. Crais said. “Both children were enrolled in public school until that time. We came to realize that even though I taught in the school system, neither of our children were being challenged there. We have two very different children: one was a people pleaser who would always go one step further; the other was less interested in what others thought and would take the path of least resistance. Augusta Prep was a good fit for both of our children. They are now 34 and 28 years old and both are college graduates who remain in contact with friends from Augusta Prep.” The Crais family decided this past year to give a generous gift to Augusta Prep’s Annual Fund in appreciation of the school. “We participate in the Annual Fund and would encourage others to do so because there are many things that tuition alone cannot cover,” Mrs. Crais said. “Even though we no longer have children enrolled in Augusta Prep, we feel that this school is an important part of the community. We feel an obligation to ensure that the school and its programs remain available to students in this area. We benefitted from financial aid when our children were enrolled at Augusta Prep and feel this is our way to give back.”
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Building a N
an Easler stands at a construction site a close drive away from Augusta Prep.
Just like the nearby independent school that two of her children attend, this plot of earth is a location near and dear to her heart. Easler is the Capital Campaign Chair for the construction of a new SafeHomes location that one day will become a safe haven for women who need protection and a helping hand toward a brighter life ahead. “The mission of SafeHomes is, ‘to transform victims of domestic violence into survivors and be a catalyst to bring about the end of domestic violence in our region,’ ” Easler said, adding that she became involved with SafeHomes as part of a community assessment process she was involved with in 2013. “...I learned that SafeHomes is the only domestic violence shelter for 10 counties in Georgia. They have operated out of the same facility for more than 30 years. I knew I had to get involved when I learned that in 2013 alternate emergency shelter had to be found for more than 330 domestic victims of domestic violence. The demand was far beyond what the current facility could provide.” So, Easler got involved with the fundraising effort to build a new shelter, which is projected to open by October 2016, providing emergency housing to twice as many victims. “When an individual finally gets the courage and makes the decision to leave, they need all the support they can get to break free from the cycle of violence and establish safe and productive lives for themselves and their children,” she said. “The least I could do was help raise the capital and get involved with an organization that was the only resource for so many in crisis.” The new facility will be unique in that it will have an “open” concept. “Given significant improvements in security, its location will no longer have to be kept secret,” Easler said, noting that the new structure also will now house SafeHomes administration and staff, which currently operate in a separate location from the actual shelter. Having staff in the same building, she said, “gives victims optimal access to the numerous services provided by SafeHomes.” Giving back to the community is nothing new for Easler. The mother of Charlie, an Augusta Prep senior, and Ally, a Prep junior, Easler also is a key donor to Augusta Prep, giving a significant gift this past year to the school’s Annual Fund. She has been part of the Augusta Prep family for nine years and says it’s a priviledge to give back to the school each year. “I give to the Annual Fund because Augusta Prep is family,” she said. “The small class sizes, opportunities for students to experience a diversity of activities, and exceptional faculty and staff are just a few of the traits of Prep that I treasure. The inspiration for giving is the family ties that are palpable at Prep. The school comes together in a heartfelt unity to take care of, encourage and provide for each other in times of sorrow, illness, crisis, and times of celebration.” Easler said that just as SafeHomes is meeting a big need in the community, Augusta Prep also is offering a crucial service that goes unmatched in our area. “I admire the opportunities for life experiences beyond the academic rigor, instructors who teach students to think for themselves and explore concepts outside the box,” she said of Augusta Prep. “It is a place where academic excellence is expected from the faculty and from the students among themselves. There is positive peer pressure to achieve excellence. However, I would say my favorite thing is that Prep provides an environment where diversity and individual differences are embraced and encouraged.”
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An Alumnus Gives Back
Rob Harding, Class of 1967 Below is a Q&A with Augusta Prep alumnus Rob Harding, who recently retired as the CEO of the company FormFast, which creates solutions for healthcare providers by improving the efficiency and effectiveness of their organization. 1.) How did Augusta Prep prepare you for life after high school? For me, the most important skill learned was effective communication. I learned to write and speak properly. I read the great classics, unwillingly. I learned good vocabulary as well as Latin and French, which helped me to understand and interpret the written and spoken word. In my chosen career as a businessman, it gave me a big edge. I didn’t have to hire people to create white papers, marketing pieces, proposals, or letters. I could deal with senior executives in writing and in person. They notice. 2.) Could you tell us a fond memory you have of Augusta Prep? I have many fond memories but none that I can tell you all about. Well, OK, one fun thing was when our class “stole” the bleachers. We actually moved them into the woods for a while. The headmaster reported the theft to the police and insurance. Did he really think someone would steal bleachers? We moved them back during history class, and history was created. 3.) Why do you give to Augusta Prep’s Annual Fund, and what would you say to a fellow Augusta Prep graduate to encourage them to give? We had teachers that really cared and gave us a terrific education. They understood young people. When you are young, the tendency is to take rather than to give and to think about yourself before others. Later, as an adult, it is your turn to give back. I had many good friendships and positive experiences at Prep, and I want that to continue for others. 4.) Are there any community outreach efforts you’re involved in where you live? I have served on the Board of Gateway180 in St. Louis for eight years as Chairman and other leadership functions. Gateway180 is the largest homeless shelter in the state of Missouri. My company sponsors their annual golf tournament fundraiser. This is a fun event for the employees and gives them a chance to contribute to the community by their support. I have served on the Board of the St. Louis Unitarian Foundation for Children in which role we primarily evaluate local charities for the value they bring to underprivileged children and fund them accordingly. I have worked with St. Martha’s Hall (a battered women’s shelter) babysitting for children while the mothers receive services. That included the opportunity to be Santa Claus, somewhat unwillingly, but it turned out to be a blast! I sponsored a brown bag program for my church and ran that for six to seven years. I served on the Board of SouthSide Day Nursery, which is a preschool providing free or subsidized services to single mothers, allowing them to serve in the workforce. It has all been fun and rewarding and an attempt to counterbalance some poor behavior from time to time. 5.) Tell us a bit about where you now reside and any family details you might like to share. My wife of 40 years, Susan, and myself have just moved from St. Louis to Franklin, TN near Nashville to be closer to my daughter Allison and her family and to take a stab at retirement. Franklin is an historical town with many beautiful antebellum homes. It feels and smells like Augusta … lots of azaleas, magnolias, warm air, and warm people. We get visitors here from all over the world to see our early 20th century downtown and hope to get a glimpse of the many country western music stars who live here and in the Nashville area. My daughter lived in the same condo building as Taylor Swift for years. Faith Hill and Tim McGraw live out our way. Music is on every street corner! We love our new home. 6.) Beyond your being an alumnus of Augusta Prep, do you or any of your other family members have ties to Augusta Prep? My sister, Kate Harding Wanderer, was in the first graduating class of APS in 1965. We were both privileged to have scholarships to APS, which gave us the academic training to gain admission to top colleges. 7.) Who was your favorite teacher at Augusta Prep when you attended? Miss Emily Sheftall, later married to Dr. Hervey Cleckley, was a brilliant and passionate English teacher. She drove us crazy with sentence diagrams, appreciation of the classics, and she ran a tight ship. I am quoted in the yearbook saying to her “I am not rude.” I don’t know what that was about. I guess the Cavalier needed quotes.
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Paying it It is with great privilege and gratitude that we announce and celebrate with you the outstanding success of Augusta Prep’s 2014-2015 Annual Fund. The following is a list of donors who gave to Augusta Prep and became Prep Pillars, supporting our tradition to Prepare for Excellence. This report includes new gifts received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2014 and ending June 30, 2015. Every effort has been made to ensure information is correct. In the preparation of such reports, however, errors occasionally occur despite our best efforts. If you have questions, please contact Director of Development Pam Weinberger at (706) 4342382 or pam.weinberger@augustaprep.org.
Prep Charter Benefactors ($10,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewton Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Crais Mrs. Nan Neef Easler Mr. and Mrs. David A. Knox Mr. and Mrs. Bill Macauley
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($5,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Layman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright McLeod
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tisdale Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weston, Jr.
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($1,500.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Braye C. Boardman Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Brandon Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hopkins Drs. Phillip and Denise Kennedy Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson Dr. Natalie B. McLeod Drs. Todd and Lee Merchen Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pipkin Dr. and Mrs. James V. Rawson Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley Roberts, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Singleton Mr. Michael G. Trello and Dr. Connie A. Trello Dr. and Mrs. William Wells Mr. and Mrs. James White
($2,500.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Doug Batchelor Mr. Clayton P. Boardman III Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Fechter III Mr. and Mrs. Mason H. McKnight IV Blanchard Fellow Mr. and Mrs. William S. Morris IV ($1,000.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Grey B. Murray Dr. Miriam Atkins
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood R. Belangia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dorn Mr. Tom Dozier Mr. James Drew III Mr. and Mrs. John Duplantis Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Ellis Dr. and Mrs. H. Ray Finney Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Beau Gardner Dr. and Dr. Zaheed Hassan Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Huestis Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey Drs. Joseph and Chichuan Kaminski Mr. Brad Large Dr. Grant Loo and Mrs. Shuishan Loh-Loo Dr. Ruth McNeill Dr. and Mrs. John B. McRee Dr. Carla Morgan-Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mosier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Naples Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Nesbit Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Priebe Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid
Forward Ms. Mary Anne Roth Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Scurry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Sparks Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Storey Dr. David J. Terris Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Toole Dr. Ted W. Weatherred Mrs. Pam B. Weinberger
Mr. and Mrs. John Karagosian Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bilodeau Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Katz Dr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kuhar Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McCrary III Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Connolly Mr. Mike Montarbo and Ms. Deborah Hamilton Davis Dr. Lisa Montarbo Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. de Graaf Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeFer Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Perry Rev. and Mrs. LaRue Downing Dr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duplantis Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Roberts III Drs. Scott and Mary Ellen Earwood Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Franzone Cavalier Club Mr. and Mrs. James N. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Frost ($500.00 + ) Mrs. Adriene T. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Abbott III Dr. and Mrs. T. Barrett Trotter Mr. Lee Brigham and Mrs. Pamela C. Grickis Mr. and Mrs. Todd Barnes Dr. Jennifer E. Tucker Drs. Marshall and Margaret Guill Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Mohansingh G. Udhwani Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hagler Mr. Ronald Brunner and Dr. and Mrs. Randle Wells Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hatcher III Ms. Rachel Ray Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside III Ms. Jeanette Zellars-Walker Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hudson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cianciulli Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Ireland III Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Cranford Blue and Gold Club Ms. Sherryl L. James Dr. Scott S. De Rossi and ($250.00 +) Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri Dr. Katharine N. Ciarrocca Mr. Todd Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Mr. Sreenivasa Doppalapudi and Ms. Suzanna Loleski Dr. and Mrs. Craig T. Kerins Dr. Varsha Kulkarni Mrs. Shirley Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. David G. Kerr Mr. James H. Drew IV Drs. Thomas and Amy Estes Mr. Randolph Frails and Dr. Marian Ebron Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Graser Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grotz Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Bertram D. Harbin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heist Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Henson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Holodak, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington Our newest members to the National Honor Society are Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hubert inducted in a ceremony in our Hull Fine Arts Center. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Jacobs
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Drs. James and Andrea Kimbrough Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reese L. LeRoy Dr. and Mrs. Michel M. McDonough Mr. Federico Medina and Dr. Elizabeth Messulam-Medina Mr. and Mrs. Nicklaus W. Mims Mr. and Mrs. Preston A. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo A. Neese Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Nicholson Mrs. J. Lawrence Onderdonk Mr. Matthew and Dr. Michelle Parker Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Prather Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Rice Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sancken III Dr. Dale C. Schmacht and Dr. Natalie E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sinex Drs. Robert and Danielle Suykerbuyk Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Lance E. Traver Dr. and Mrs. John Vender Mrs. Denise S. Whitmire Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Williams Drs. James and Lana Wynn Drs. Peter and Avis Yount Mr. and Mrs. Zheng C. Zheng
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($100.00 + ) Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adkins Mr. Daniel A. Aidoo and Dr. Mary E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Alee Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Allen Mr. Richard Anzalone Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Askew III Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Bacheller Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. N. Dudley Baird, Sr. Mr. N. Dudley Baird, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft
Drs. Benjamin and Deborah Bashinski III Mr. and Mrs. Joern Baumgarten Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bissell Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Blanchard Mrs. Harold Boardman, Jr. Anonymous Mr. Steven B. Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brand Mr. and Mrs. David R. Brock Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Brousseau Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buckley Dr. and Mrs. Donald T. Burns Mrs. Dianne Burnside Mr. Joshua D. Byrd Ms. Rachel V. Byrd Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shishir N. Chokshi Dr. and Mrs. Joe D. Christian, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dino E. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton S. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cloutier Mrs. Nannette A. Connell Mrs. Karel Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cowart Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cronin Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Crump Mr. and Mrs. Ron J. Cumpton Ms. Dineen Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Alain De Greef Mrs. Gisela Diez Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklin Dolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Doris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Downing Ms. Rebecca L. Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dozier, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Asa D. Duggan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ealick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ellington Mr. and Mrs. Phillippe M. Erramuzpe Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Estroff Mrs. Jennifer Norvell Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Benoit Fastres Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fessler Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gentil Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Gojda, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Gojda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman Ms. Angela Beverly Gore Mr. Andrew Goss and Ms. Pax Bobrow Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris Mr. JB Harris and Mrs. Leigh R. Field-Harris Mr. and Mrs. David V. Hatcher Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Helmich Mrs. Etta Hemingway Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Hickman Mr. and Ms. Richard S. Hiltz Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hollingsworth Dr. Philip A. Horton and Dr. Mary L. Tyson
Prep Alumnus Dr. Paul Trotter speaks after being inducted into Prep’s Steven Brooks Boyd Hall of Fame.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel F. Hovater Drs. Harold and Melissa Hubert III Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Myran G. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Isaac Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Allan Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kaminski Dr. and Mrs. Sravankumar Kavuri Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kelly Mr. James F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus King, Jr. Mr. Chip Kirksey and Dr. Bunja Rungruang Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kitchens Dr. and Mrs. William R. Kitchens Dr. Kathryn Knodel and Mrs. Emily Knodel Dr. and Mrs. Kent Kronowski Mr. and Mrs. William Kulovitz Mr. and Mrs. Leo Layug Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Little Mr. and Mrs. Adam Logemann Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Long Mrs. Woon Loo Dr. and Mrs. Chad Marley Mr. Ryan T. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Jamie M. McAteer Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. Daniel McCall Mr. and Mrs. George S. McCall II Mr. and Mrs. Calvin R. McGahee Mr. and Mrs. Mason H. McKnight III Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Meadows Ms. Christine Miller-Betts Ms. Marion Mills Mr. and Mrs. David R. Moore Dr. and Mrs. Holland V. Moore Dr. and Mrs. Jayanth Murthy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Nakashima Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Neave Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Nesbit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parker Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery H. Perry Mrs. Cynthia Person Dr. and Mrs. Scott Pidcock Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polglase Dr. and Mrs. Darko Pucar Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Redmond
Mr. and Mrs. James Watson Mr. Charles Wiggleton Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Williams, Sr. Ms. Margaret S. Williams Mr. Zadoc L. Williams David and Susan Yarbrough Anonymous
Collegiate -
Jack Ingram and Sarah Hurd act out a scene in the Upper School fall production of “Almost Maine.” Dr. Bradford Reynolds and Dr. Rebecca Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. Tommie D. Riddick Dr. and Mrs. John Rigg Dr. David Riggans and Ms. Lorelei Puebla Mr. Keith Rindt Dr. and Mrs. Michael Rivner Dr. and Mrs. Eran Rotem Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roth Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Robinson W. Schilling Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Serotta Dr. and Mrs. Rakesh Sharma Mrs. Barbara Sims Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Sims, Jr. Drs. John and Suzanne Smith Mr. Adam Snow and Dr. Shelley Onderdonk Ms. Diane M. St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stone Mr. and Mrs. Chris Suh Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Sutherland Mr. Martin Tanenbaum Dr. Philip Thomas and Dr. Mary Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Verney-Carron Mr. and Mrs. William B. Warlick
($1.00 + ) Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Allen III Mr. Annamalai Ramanathan and Mrs. Meena Arun Ms. Moe Bailey Mrs. Stacy Bailey Gen. and Mrs. John W. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Bell Ms. Katelynn S. Bell Dr. and Mrs. Adam E. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Bowling Ms. Selika Bramble Ms. Willie L. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Brown Mr. Eugene D. Clampitt and Dr. Michelle L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Carver Mr. Drew P. Chamberlain Mr. Chad Cole Ms. Emily Ann Cowart Mrs. Ruth Crafton Ms. Joy Craun Mr. and Mrs. Benson G. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Travis Crowson Ms. Lisa A. Cundey Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dainer Mr. Jon B. Daniels and Rev. Karla Conditt Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. de Laurentys y Lagunas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Deal Dr. Richard Deaner and Dr. Kara P. Deaner Mrs. Wendy S. DeAngelo Mrs. Rebecca C. DeLecuona Mrs. Anna M. DeMeyers
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Doby Ms. Lindsey O. Doris Ms. Victory Duncan Ms. Sara E. Eaton Mrs. Sandra Eberhart Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Erway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Evenson Ms. Chelsea M. Fechter Ms. Megan E. Fechter Ms. Sarah M. Fechter Mrs. Bernice Fields Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Fly Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Foley Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster Dr. and Mrs. Murray Freedman Mrs. Tara H. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Furby Ms. Abigail F. Garfield Ms. Sarah Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glassman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Glover Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Gourdin Ms. Janice G. Harden Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hartman Ms. M. Gabrielle Helfgott Mr. Christopher J. Hines Mr. and Mrs. David Hooks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hunnicutt
Mrs. Sarah Hunt Mr. Joseph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacob Mrs. Sheron D. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jensen Drs. Douglas and Adeline Johnson Ms. Allyson M. Jones Mr. Thomas E. Jurczak Dr. Kailash Kailash and Dr. Vijanti Bai Mr. Ryan Kho and Dr. Christine Crookall Mr. Bruce T. Kroeschell Mr. Ryan E. Kuhar Ms. Clara F. Labadie Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lacey Ms. Karen Lee Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis Mrs. Pamela Light Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Long Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Luckey Ms. Anna S. Markwalter Mr. James T. Mason Dr. and Mrs. William H. Meeks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Messner Mr. Eric R. Miller Ms. Cecelia Morgan Mr. Tony C. Murray Ms. Kirsten J. Newlin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newsom Ms. Sheila H. Owen Mr. W. C. Partridge Mr. Ashok Patnaik and Ms. Swetapadma Pattanayak Anonymous Mr. Sunny Paul and Mrs. Mercy Sunny Dr. Sam Payne and Dr. Deann Payne Ms. Mona Pinnington Ms. Sherry L. Powell Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Pylant Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Ramos Dr. and Mrs. S.C. Rao Middle School students have fun playing Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rhodes bocce ball during a break in our “Tear Mrs. Heidi Robinson Drop” median area. Mr. Larry Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Segura Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer Dr. and Mrs. David Shapiro Ms. Florence Shapiro Mr. Virendra Sharma Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Sizemore Ms. Javonna Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chandler H. Spratlin Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spratt Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toole Mr. and Mrs. Calvin L. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. JonPaul Virgo Mrs. Katharine H. Wanderer Mr. Saul A. Weinberger Mr. Traveres X. White Mr. and Mrs. Ashley S. Wilds Mr. Anthony Williams Ms. Jeannie Williams Mr. Philip T. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wright Dr. Ke Xia and Dr. Jie Chen Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Yeager Dr. Kenan W. Yount
Augusta Prep 2014 Golf Classic Foundations The Knox Foundation
Double Eagle Sponsor Taylor BMW
Hole Sponsors
ACC Construction Company Beacon Blue LLC Claffey Printing Doris and Company Evans Fitness Club flywheel, llc Georgia Bank & Trust The Haskins Company, Inc. PIA Learning Center Pollock Company
Pruett Ford and Associates Nicholson Revell LLP Summit Green Solutions Taylor BMW Transportation Solutions of Augusta Trotter Orthodontics Woodhurst Architects Zaxby’s Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Downing Dr. Kathryn Knodel and Mrs. Emily Knodel Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Layman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pipkin Drs. John and Suzanne Smith Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Stevens
Team Sponsors
GOAL Scholarship
ACC Construction Company Augusta Media Blanchard & Calhoun Insurance Agency Brett Wilson Chris Culpepper Culpepper Ace Doris and Company Evans Fitness Club flywheel, llc Georgia Bank & Trust GRU Center for Oral Medicine Springlakes Taylor BMW
Gifts In-Kind
5 O’clock Bistro Augusta Coca-Cola Augusta Marriott Augusta Prep Booster Club Bartram Trail Golf Club Belle Meade Country Club Champions Retreat Golf Club Double Tree Hilton of Augusta Edgar’s Grille Forest Hills Golf Club French Market Grille The House Keepers John Deere Oliviana’s Retreat Tapas Bar Restaurant The River Golf Club Southern Beverage Packers, Inc. Wells Fargo White Horse Wine & Spirits Windsor Jewelers
Dr. Miriam J. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft Vaughan Duncan sings at the GISA Mr. and Mrs. Doug Batchelor Region 4AAA Literary and Music Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Competition. Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bilodeau Mrs. Harold Boardman, Jr. Foundations and Mr. James Bower and Corporations Ms. Elizabeth McLeod Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Brandon Anne Gordon Harper Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burch Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Burns Belle Marks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Burr Community Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Connolly The Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeFer FormFast, Inc. The Honorable and Ingersoll-Rand Charitable Mrs. Neal W. Dickert Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Doby The Knox Foundation Mr. James B. Duncan and Olson Family Foundation Ms. Tiffini Duncan Richards Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Ealick, Jr. The Sancken Foundation Drs. Thomas and Amy Estes Toyota Dealer Match Program Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff Wells Fargo Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Fechter III Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Frost Dr. and Mrs. Beau Gardner Endowment Mrs. Adriene T. Goldman Dr. Miriam Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blair Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation Drs. Harold and Melissa Hubert III Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson Ms. Rebecca Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri Dr. Natalie B. McLeod Drs. Douglas and Adeline Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jolly Toyota Dealer Match Program Mr. and Mrs. David A. Knox Mr. and Mrs. William Kulovitz Designated Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Saj Lakhany Mr. Todd J. Baldwin and Mr. Brad Large Ms. Suzanna Loleski Mr. and Mrs. Lamar LeRoy Mr. Clayton P. Boardman III Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Crais
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Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Long Dr. Grant Loo and Mrs. Shuishan Loh-Loo Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright McLeod Dr. Natalie B. McLeod Dr. and Mrs. John B. McRee Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Meadows Mr. Michael Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Grey B. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Naples, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen Mr. Matthew Parker and Dr. Michelle Parker Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Perry Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Perry Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pipkin Dr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Pylant Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Ramos Dr. and Mrs. James V. Rawson Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid Dr. Bradford Reynolds and Dr. Rebecca Rogers Dr. John W. Richards, Jr. Dr. David Riggans and Ms. Lorelei Puebla Mr. and Mrs. Will Rogers Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ruben Ms. Julie E. Ruchman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Serotta Mr. Matthew T. Shafer Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Smith Dr. David Snyder and Dr. Jan Mitchell Mr. Oliver Spratt Ms. Diane M. St. Louis Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth Dr. Lovorka Polic Stojanov Mr. M. Bert Storey Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Storey Dr. and Mrs. Damon Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Toole Mr. and Mrs. John W. Trulock, Jr. Ms. Linda Weatherred Dr. Ted W. Weatherred
Mrs. Pam B. Weinberger Mr. and Mrs. James White Mr. and Mrs. Ashley S. Wilds
Annual Fund Gifts By Class
* Denotes Grade Representative
Preschool
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Deal *Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Harris Dr. Kathryn Knodel and Mrs. Emily Knodel Mr. Mike Montarbo and Dr. Lisa Montarbo Dr. and Mrs. Darko Pucar Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Randolph Dr. David Riggans and Ms. Lorelei Puebla
Pre-Kindergarten
Arista Neave is dressed up in bright colors for the Middle School parade that leads to the Lower School Fall Carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Barnes Dr. Richard Deaner and Dr. Kara P. Deaner Drs. Harold and Melissa Hubert III Dr. Kailash Kailash and Dr. Vijanti Bai Dr. and Mrs. Sravankumar Kavuri *Dr. Kathryn Knodel and Mrs. Emily Knodel Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Chad Marley Mr. and Mrs. Jamie M. McAteer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Mr. Ashok Patnaik and Ms. Swetapadma Pattanayak Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Priebe Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rhodes *Dr. and Mrs. John Vender Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Yeager
Kindergarten
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Joern Baumgarten Mr. and Mrs. Shishir N. Chokshi Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. de Laurentys y Lagunas
Mr. Sreenivasa Doppalapudi and Dr. Varsha Kulkarni *Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ellington Mr. and Mrs. David V. Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. John Karagosian Mr. Ryan Kho and Dr. Christine Crookall Drs. James and Andrea Kimbrough Mr. Chip Kirksey and Dr. Bunja Rungruang Dr. Ruth McNeill Dr. Bradford Reynolds and Dr. Rebecca Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Chris Suh Drs. Robert and Danielle Suykerbuyk *Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Toole Mr. and Mrs. James White Mr. and Mrs. Zheng C. Zheng
First Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Allen Mr. Todd Baldwin and Ms. Suzanna Loleski Dr. Richard Deaner and Dr. Kara P. Deaner Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dozier, Jr. Drs. Thomas and Amy Estes Mr. and Mrs. Benoit Fastres Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Frost Ms. Angela Beverly Gore *Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Little
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie M. McAteer *Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Chris Suh Dr. and Mrs. John Vender Dr. and Mrs. Randle Wells Ms. Jeannie Williams
Second Grade
Mr. N. Dudley Baird, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird Dr. and Mrs. Adam E. Berman *Mr. Ronald Brunner and Ms. Rachel Ray Mr. and Mrs. William M. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Travis Crowson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dozier, Jr. Mr. Randolph Frails and Dr. Marian Ebron *Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Frost Mr. Andrew Goss and Ms. Pax Bobrow Mr. and Mrs. Mike T. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Myran G. Hunt Drs. Douglas and Adeline Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Karagosian Drs. James and Andrea Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Adam Logemann Dr. Grant Loo and Mrs. Shuishan Loh-Loo Dr. and Mrs. Chad Marley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Priebe Drs. Robert and Danielle Suykerbuyk
Third Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Isaac Dr. and Mrs. Sravankumar Kavuri Mr. and Mrs. Edward Luckey Dr. Sam Payne and Dr. Deann Payne *Dr. Bradford Reynolds and Dr. Rebecca Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Eran Rotem Dr. and Mrs. John Vender
Fourth Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Shishir N. Chokshi Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dozier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duplantis Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Henson Drs. Harold and Melissa Hubert III Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Reese L. LeRoy *Mr. and Mrs. Adam Logemann *Dr. and Mrs. Chad Marley Drs. Todd and Lee Ann Merchen Mr. Mike Montarbo and Dr. Lisa Montarbo Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mosier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Neave Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Eran Rotem Dr. and Mrs. Rakesh Sharma Mr. Adam Snow and Dr. Shelley Onderdonk
Mr. Annamalai Ramanathan and Mrs. Meena Arun Mr. N. Dudley Baird, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dozier, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Furby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman Dr. and Dr. Zaheed Hassan Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heist *Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington *Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington Drs. Harold and Melissa Hubert III Claire Baird wears a New Jersey hat in this annual event for our Lower School. Mr. and Mrs. Myran G. Hunt
Drs. Robert and Danielle Suykerbuyk Dr. Ted W. Weatherred Dr. Ke Xia and Dr. Jie Chen Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Yeager
Fifth Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cianciulli Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cianciulli Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Connolly Ms. Dineen Daniels Dr. Scott S. De Rossi and Dr. Katharine N. Ciarrocca Mrs. Rebecca C. DeLecuona Mr. Sreenivasa Doppalapudi and Dr. Varsha Kulkarni Drs. Scott and Mary Ellen Earwood Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Ellis Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Fly Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grotz Mr. and Mrs. Myran G. Hunt Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri Dr. and Mrs. Allan Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Tommie D. Riddick Dr. and Mrs. John Rigg Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Dr. and Mrs. Rakesh Sharma Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Verney-Carron Dr. and Mrs. Randle Wells *Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Yeager
Sixth Grade
Mr. Daniel A. Aidoo and Dr. Mary E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bissell Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Doby Mr. Jim H. Drew IV Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. Evenson Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Fly Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Foley Dr. and Mrs. Beau Gardner Mr. Andrew Goss and Ms. Pax Bobrow Ms. M. Gabrielle Helfgott Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Henson
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Mrs. Sarah Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Isaac Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri Drs. Douglas and Adeline Johnson Drs. Phillip and Denise Kennedy Drs. Phillip and Denise Kennedy Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Reese L. LeRoy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Luckey Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McCrary III Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Neave Mr. Matthew and Dr. Michelle Parker *Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pipkin Dr. and Mrs. Manuel F. Ramirez Ms. Mary Anne Roth Dr. Dale C. Schmacht and Dr. Natalie E. Lane Dr. Dale C. Schmacht and Dr. Natalie E. Lane Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stone Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tisdale Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ashley S. Wilds
Seventh Grade
Mr. N. Dudley Baird, Jr. *Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Travis Crowson Dr. Scott S. De Rossi and Dr. Katharine N. Ciarrocca Drs. Scott and Mary Ellen Earwood Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman Dr. and Dr. Zaheed Hassan Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hatcher III Dr. and Mrs. Allan Joseph Ms. Karen Lee Dr. Grant Loo and Mrs. Shuishan Loh-Loo
Drs. Todd and Lee Ann Merchen Mr. and Mrs. David H. Mosier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Jayanth Murthy Mr. Sunny Paul and Mrs. Mercy Sunny Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polglase Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth Ms. Elizabeth Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Williams Ms. Jeanette Zellars-Walker
Eighth Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Alee Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Bertram Mr. Eugene D. Clampitt and Dr. Michelle L. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Burns Mr. Jon B. Daniels and Rev. Karla Conditt Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. de Graaf Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Doby Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Erway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff Dr. and Mrs. Beau Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grotz Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heist Mrs. Sarah Hunt Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newsom Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery H. Perry Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Pipkin
Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Ramos Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Ms. Mary Anne Roth Mr. and Mrs. James N. Taylor *Mr. and Mrs. John A. Tisdale Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ashley S. Wilds Ms. Jeannie Williams
Ninth Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood R. Belangia Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Alain De Greef Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dorn Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. John K. Gojda Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hartman Ms. M. Gabrielle Helfgott Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Holodak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike T. Hubert Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ingram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Long Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright McLeod Mr. and Mrs. William S. Morris IV Mr. and Mrs. Grey B. Murray Mr. and Mrs. John E. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Scott J. Pidcock Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler Dr. and Mrs. David Shapiro *Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stone Dr. and Mrs. William Wells Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Weston, Jr. Ms. Margaret S. Williams
Tenth Grade
Sam Murray pitches from the mound in a home varsity baseball game.
Mr. and Mrs. Braye C. Boardman Ms. Selika Bramble Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewton Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Burns Dr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Cranford Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Downing Mrs. Nan Neef Easler
Mrs. Adriene T. Goldman Mr. JB Harris and Mrs. Leigh R. Field-Harris Mr. and Mrs. David A. Knox Mr. and Mrs. George S. McCall II *Mr. and Mrs. Calvin R. McGahee Mr. and Mrs. Darren G. Meadows Dr. and Mrs. William H. Meeks, Jr. Dr. Carla Morgan-Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murray Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Nesbit Ms. Sheila H. Owen Anonymous Ms. Mona Pinnington Ms. Sherry L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Prather Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Roberts III Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Randle Wells Mrs. Denise S. Whitmire
Eleventh Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside III Dr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cowart Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Crump Mr. Jon B. Daniels and Rev. Karla Conditt Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. de Graaf Mrs. Nan Neef Easler Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hagler Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hatcher III Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heist Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hunnicutt Mr. Joseph Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reese L. LeRoy Dr. and Mrs. Michel M. McDonough Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr. Mr. Keith Rindt Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Sizemore *Ms. Diane M. St. Louis
Our 8th grade is pictured here in front of the Lincoln Memorial while on the grade’s annual trip to Washington, D.C. Dr. David J. Terris Mr. and Mrs. Mohansingh G. Udhwani Mr. and Mrs. Fredie Williams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Zheng C. Zheng
Twelfth Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Alee Gen. and Mrs. John W. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood R. Belangia Mr. and Mrs. Braye C. Boardman Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Burns Dr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Chamberlain *Dr. and Mrs. Dino W. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cleary Ms. Lisa Arp Cundey Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeFer Mr. and Mrs. B. Franklin Dolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Doris, Jr. Drs. Scott and Mary Ellen Earwood Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Fechter III Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Graser Mrs. Pamela C. Grickis Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Bertram D. Harbin, Jr. Ms. M. Gabrielle Helfgott Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington
Mr. and Mrs. Mike T. Hubert Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson Ms. Sherryl James Drs. Joseph and Chichuan Kaminski Dr. and Mrs. Kent Kronowski Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lacey Dr. and Mrs. Michel M. McDonough Mr. Federico Medina and Dr. Elizabeth Messulam-Medina Dr. and Mrs. William H. Meeks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Preston A. Moss Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. James V. Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler Drs. John and Suzanne Smith Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Stevens Mr. Michael G. Trello and Dr. Connie A. Trello Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Randle Wells Anonymous
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Our Faculty and Staff
Our Administrative Team Mr. Peter Huestis Head of School
Dr. Gerry Chambers Mrs. Melody McRee Interim Head of Upper School Head of Middle School
Mr. V.J. Naples Chief Financial Officer
Mrs. Charlotte Ealick Ms. Ivey Harrison Director of Technology Director of College Counseling
Mrs. Jennifer Hudson Director of Guidance
Mr. Brad Large Director of Admission and Financial Aid
Mr. Preston Sparks Director of Communication
Mrs. Maribeth Burns Head of Lower School
Mr. Tom Holodak Director of Athletics
Mrs. Pam Weinberger Director of Development
A BIRD’S EYE VIEW OF AUGUSTA PREP
NEW CAMPUS SIGNAGE During the summer, Augusta Prep had 27 new directional signs installed on its campus to help direct motorists to key locations. Some of those signs are pictured below. We hope the improved signage - which features our new AP marketing logo - is a helpful addition to all.
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ANNUALFUND FUND2014-2015 2014-15 ANNUAL BY THE NUMBERS
Mission Statement
Augusta Preparatory Day School will develop the intellect, talents, and character of each student in a diverse, college-preparatory, non-sectarian, and welcoming community of lifelong learners. We are committed to educating well-rounded, engaged students who embrace personal responsibility, global perspective, and service to others.
$249,870
475
TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED NUMBER OF GIFTS
$526
AVERAGE GIFT
62%
PARENT PARTICIPATION
Students pictured above gave of their own personal savings this past year to Augusta Prep’s Annual Fund. We are so thankful for their gift and for the good example they set for others. Those students are: (pictured from left) Locke Howington, Beans Hunt, Hridaya Patel, Emrie Thakore, Claire Baird, Gideon Rotem, and Paola Ramirez-Rosas.
BE A PREP PILLAR
Help Uphold Our Tradition of Excellence • Augusta Prep Annual Fund 2015-16 Pictured above are our featured Prep Pillars for our upcoming 2015-16 Annual Fund campaign (from back left) Scotti Wells, Jack Wells, (from front left) Madeline Wells, and Ellie Wells. The Wells family will be on an upcoming Annual Fund brochure, which will soon be on its way to your mailbox. We hope you’ll join with the Wells and others in once again giving this school year to our Annual Fund, helping uphold our tradition of excellence as a Prep Pillar of Augusta Prep.
ANNUAL REPORT CONTRIBUTORS
fOR MORE INFO ON HOW TO BECOME A PREP PILLAR, GO TO WWW.AUGUSTAPREP.ORG/ANNUALFUND
Editing, Writing, Design, Photography: Preston Sparks, Director of Communications Compiling Giving Database: Pam Weinberger, Director of Development; Laura Evans, Assistant Director of Development and Communications Financial Figures: V.J. Naples, Chief Financial Officer
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