Fall/Winter 2020 Latin Magazine

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LATIN Fall/Winter 2020 • Charlotte Latin School

Charlotte Latin School’s mission is to encourage individual development and civility in our students by inspiring them to learn, by encouraging them to serve others, and by offering them many growth-promoting opportunities.

In May 2020, Charlotte Latin achieved what seemed the impossible — an in-person graduation. On a beautiful Sunday morning, the Class of 2020, with their immediate families, gathered on the field in Patten Stadium. The Class of 2020 will always be the class that graduated during a global pandemic.

But that’s not their whole story. It doesn't define them. They had incredible experiences as students and left an indelible mark on Charlotte Latin School.

They traveled the world, broke records, earned prestigious awards, won championships, discovered new passions, and forged new paths.

What’s

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A Letter from the Head of School

6 Latin Leads with Honor in the Lower School

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The American Paradox and Promise

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Silver Linings on the Silver Screen

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In Memoriam: Former Board Chair John Robison

17 Our Spacious Campus

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Vision2020 Donors

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Alumni News

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Class Notes

2020–2021 SCHOOL LEADERSHIP ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM

Charles D. Baldecchi Head of School

Todd Ballaban Head of Middle School Joanne Beam Interim Director of Development Susan Carpenter Director of Marketing and Communications Bill Freitas Chief Technology Officer David Gatoux Director of Athletics Fletcher H. Gregory III Associate Head and Chief Financial Officer Beth Lucas Director of Human Resources Mary Yorke Oates ’83 Director of Admissions Latoya Pousa Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Mark Tayloe Head of Lower School Sonja L. Taylor Assistant Head of School for K–12 Curriculum and Instruction, Equity, and Strategic Initiatives Lawrence Wall Head of Upper School

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Denny S. O’Leary ’90, Chair Michael D. Freno, Vice Chair R. Mitchell Wickham ’87, Treasurer Joycelyn C. Lavelle, Secretary William C. Adams (Clay) Irm R. Bellavia Phil C. Colaco John D. Comly Lynn G. Crutchfield Mary Katherine Dubose Adaora A. Eruchalu Debbie S. Frail ’88 Donald S. Gately Israel K. Gorelick (Rael) Jonathan S. Halkyard Courtney P. Hyder Joy M. Kenefick Karim Lokas John T. McCoy A. Coy Monk IV John G. Norman Robert A. Schleusner III Thad M. Sharrett ’89 Walker C. Simmons

EX-OFFICIO

Charles D. Baldecchi Head of School Fletcher H. Gregory III Associate Head and Chief Financial Officer Tara Livingston Parents’ Council President Patterson Maker Miller ’07 Alumni Governing Board President

ALUMNI GOVERNING BOARD OFFICERS

Patterson Maker Miller ’07, President Chrissy Hunter Lucas ’04, Past President

PARENTS’ COUNCIL OFFICERS

Tara Livingston, President Tara Lebda, First Vice President Lisa Hill, Second Vice President Kim Hanson, Treasurer Lori Copeland, Assistant Treasurer Deborah Hullinger, Secretary

BOOSTER CLUB BOARD

Kristin Middendorf, President Nilma Amin, President-Elect Shannon Acks, Treasurer Jane Hunter, Secretary

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LATIN ARTS ASSOCIATION BOARD

Vivi Bechtler-Smith, President Leslie Wickham, First Vice President Gigi Egge, Second Vice President Alexa Cutter, Treasurer Erin Stubbs, Secretary Aileen Boltz, Membership Gina Lawrence and Renee Hobart, Publicity Harriet Stamatakos, Friends of Creative Writing Chair Ivy Babcock, Friends of Music Chair Tanya Willett, Friends of Speech & Debate Chair Wendy Wasko, Friends of Theater Chair Lori Samii, Friends of Visual Arts Chair

At-large Representatives Jan Johnson Florence Kim Stephanie Kim Abbe McCracken Liz Pollet Mary Margaret Porter Sally Roper Elissa Vona

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EDITOR Courtney Oates Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications ASSOCIATE EDITOR Susan Carpenter Director of Marketing and Communications DESIGNER Tori Belle-Miller Graphic Designer CONTRIBUTORS Lucy Anderson Parent of Alumni, grandparent, and former employee Mallory Evans ’18 Kristin and Marty Middendorf Current Parents Junko Takeda ’94

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by Charlotte Latin School for students, alumni, parents, grandparents, employees, and friends of the school.

Please send address corrections to: Development Office Charlotte Latin School 9502 Providence Road Charlotte, NC 28277 Or by email to vrucker@charlottelatin.org Photography by Marketing & Communications, St. John Photography, Rusty Williams, Latin Arts Association, George Lainis, and Stephen Starner Cover: Abbe McCracken Photography Photography in this publication was taken both before and after March 2020.

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

MISSION-DRIVEN AND HAWK STRONG A Letter from the Head of School

Chuck Baldecchi

Dear Latin Community, The mast of the ship stands prominently on the brick patio below. You can’t miss the impressive edifice that has been built in front of the Horne Performing Arts Center. It stands tall, and as you get closer to the precipice, you notice the sturdy stage that is the ship. In the afternoon, it is occupied by Middle School drama students rehearsing Treasure Island for the fall play.

Instead of a live audience filling the amphitheater seats to watch the performance, the cameras are rolling and our students bellow out their lines for a YouTube audience at home. Welcome to 2020. On one hand, this ship represents the creative use of space, the flexibility of the director, tech crew members, set designers, and the actors as they stand strong against the obstacles COVID-19 has presented each class being taught at Latin, but more dramatically it stands as a metaphor for Charlotte Latin School — its faculty, staff, parents, volunteers, and students — as we all weather the storm and turbulent seas and come together as a crew to meet and deliver upon the mission of Charlotte Latin School.

Charlotte Latin’s mission is to encourage individual development and civility in our students by inspiring them to learn, by encouraging them to serve others, and by offering them many growth-promoting opportunities.

There are moments in history when schools and organizations are tested and challenged. During those challenging times, weak institutions can falter, and the community fractures. But if an institution knows its mission, adheres to its core values, and binds together as a community, it will become stronger and more relevant than it was before. That is absolutely the case for Charlotte Latin. If having school during this pandemic isn’t a “growth-promoting opportunity,” I don’t know what is. It is teaching the Latin community to learn something new every day, pushing our teachers to think creatively, and requiring our students to solve problems in both the classroom and in their souls. The only way we can accomplish success as a community is to put aside selfish impulses and embrace “the service of others.”

It is truly a beautiful thing to watch and to experience.

Mission-driven and Hawk strong,

Charles D. Baldecchi Head of School

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Mr. B joins the fall 2020 Middle School cast of Treasure Island in its creative use of space on the PAC patio.

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LATIN LEADS WITH HONOR IN THE LOWER SCHOOL Honors Self, Others, Learning, Leading

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he families who founded Charlotte Latin School envisioned that the Latin graduate would model our Core Values: Leadership, Commitment to Excellence, Honor Above All, Personal Responsibility, Moral Courage, and Respect for Oneself and Others. These core values stand strong today, and in fact, one might argue, they have never been stronger.

At the helm is leadership, a trait that conjures natural positions of authority, stature, and influence — student council, the school’s administration, or our board of trustees for instance. And while these are all vital roles in the life and community of a school like Charlotte Latin, they do not act alone. Leaders, the founders believed, are everywhere.

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Many people — particularly children — think that the person in the room who is the most vocal, or the biggest, or perhaps the most humorous is considered a leader.

What we hope to teach our students is that leadership involves understanding and practicing concepts such as courage, resilience, curiosity, and self-awareness. In Leads with Honor, they learn that all people have the ability to learn and the capacity to lead.”

– Ann Brock, Director of Leadership Development Visually portrayed throughout classrooms and The philosophy of Latin Leads with Honor is based upon everyday, citizen hallways is the Leads with Honor compass rose. leadership that is accessible to all students and cultivates community and connection.

To accomplish this with our youngest students and broaden their understanding of true leadership, a dedicated Lower School Leads with Honor team, led by Ann Brock, Director of Leadership Development, and Lower School teacher Mary Ellen Reese, was created to implement a Lower School leadership development curriculum.

Lower School Leads with Honor began in 2016 with a fourth-grade pilot and expanded to Grades 2–5 the following year.

“Our kindergarten and first-grade students already spend time on learning how to do school, incorporating characteristics such as civility, kindness, and respect into their everyday routines,” said Head of Lower School Mark Tayloe. “We knew we could begin to build on that foundation with the second grade — Latin’s Class of 2028.”

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Leadership Attributes in the Lower School “When I think about the eight leadership attributes (see right) that our students focus on going back to second grade, we see them all at work in our classrooms. We certainly have an emphasis on resilience and responsibility, but we get the whole picture.” – Jennifer Keith, Grade 5 6 LATIN Magazine • Fall/Winter 2020

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The Lower School garden creates opportunities for the fifth grade to learn, on a small scale, gardening and farming skills while also reinforcing many of the attributes of Leads with Honor, such as commitment, resilience, and collaboration. Planning a fall and a spring garden teaches the varied crop seasons and uses native flowers to teach the importance and types of pollinators. While weeding and planting, we find other educational opportunities, and the students learn that the garden requires their commitment to be successful. Centrally located, the garden is a source of pride for the fifth grade and a learning tool for as many grades as possible.

GRADE 2: Respectful Committed

GRADE 3: Curious Self-aware

GRADE 4: Culturally competent Empathetic

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Today, more than six years after the Lower School Leads with Honor inception, it takes neither a sharp eye nor a keen ear to notice that Leads with Honor is everywhere, and the students eagerly await the activities. Visually portrayed throughout classrooms and hallways is the Leads with Honor compass rose. The program/curriculum plays out in the classrooms via experiential Hawks Quest activities such as the Number Slide, Reel Story, pattern blocks, and planting a garden. Sharp fifth-grade students, who were the first to “do” Leads with Honor reflect on their very first exercise in second grade — The Hula Hoop Pass:

The HULA HOOP Pass Prop: One hula hoop for each group.

Flinn Teichman We get into Leads with Honor and suddenly everyone comes together — it's almost like we knocked down the walls of groups and joined each other.

Cam Thomas We learned to work together, and it helped us get to know each other.

Sam Wagner In second grade, you don’t know much about working together as a team. The hula hoop just got us started.

That’s what Leads with Honor can do.

Emma Griggs It was fun, like the game that you learn something from.

Lower School Leads with Honor Team: Alex Beck Ann Brock Mary Cerbie Jill Flynn Jen Keith Mary Ellen Reese

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Meghan Rinehart Andria Quintero Maggie Shamblin Katie Smith Mark Tayloe Mindy Vergakis

Challenge: To pass the hula hoop all the way around the circle without releasing hands.

Brief: Each small group stands in a circle holding hands. Two students let go of their hands and place the hula hoop between them. Rejoin hands. Each participant must pass through the hoop as it makes its way around the circle. If a disconnect occurs, begin again.

Debrief: Was this activity easier or harder than you expected? Why? What was a successful strategy that your group used to pass the hoop?

What did your group do when you became frustrated? How did you stay committed to completing the challenge without breaking the rules?

Describe other examples, away from Leads with Honor, where staying committed is important.

For our students to excel at Latin and in life, it is essential for them to know that they have the ability to lead. Through practice and experience, Latin Leads with Honor instills this knowledge in even Latin’s youngest students. To hear fifth-grade students articulate what they have learned in four years through Hawks Quest and Leads with Honor is invaluable. More important, however, is their self-awareness within the bigger realm of their community.

Imagine what we will hear from them as they progress through Leads with Honor in the Middle and Upper Schools and as global citizens.

Learn more at www.charlottelatin.org/programs/leadership

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THE AMERICAN PARADOX AND PROMISE SEEING HISTORY THROUGH A LOCAL LENS By late spring 2020, we were accustomed to virtual this and drive-through that, and carefully planned curricula pivoted abruptly to meet the challenges presented by COVID. Grade 7 history students craved engagement as they learned remotely, and their teachers Mr. Hutchins and Mrs. Putman, yearned to end the year in a meaningful and personal way — from their makeshift breakfast table classrooms.

Enter the Hobart family, who serendipitously introduced the teachers to the journeys of two brave individuals. The connection more than met the need for robust and relevant engagement as the class concluded its study of the Civil War, the legacy of slavery, and post-war restoration.

The individuals are Jimmy Lee Kirkpatrick and De Kirkpatrick, two gentlemen with the same last name and age but quite different life paths. Here is a glimpse into their fascinating story spanning almost seven decades and that they shared with 115 students in a virtual class in May.

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immie Lee Kirkpatrick grew up in 1960s Charlotte in the Grier Town (now known as Grier Heights) neighborhood, which was then considered the outskirts of town. He attended Billingsville Elementary and the all-black Second Ward High School. A talented athlete, Jimmie Lee made the difficult choice as a rising senior to transfer to the predominantly-white Myers Park High School (MPHS) to increase his chances of playing college football. At MPHS, he became the school’s first black football player, and when it came time for the famed Shrine Bowl — where the best of North Carolina high school football played the best of South Carolina — based on his high school football success, Jimmie Lee seemed a shoo-in. But despite his talent, he was not selected. The community erupted in outrage. Debate spiked in local news columns and over Charlotte dinner tables. Was it race or just football? Civil Rights Attorney Julius Chambers filed a lawsuit against the Shrine Bowl claiming racial discrimination. Civil unrest in the Queen City elevated.

“In a time when students felt so distant and removed, this experience was humanizing.”

– Rick Hutchins, Grade 7 History

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Despite the intense controversy, Jimmie Lee was at peace. He knew he had to persevere on his path. He went on to play football as a Purdue Boilermaker, where his team won the 1967 Rose Bowl his freshman year. As a sophomore, he led the Big 10 conference in kick-off returns.

Fast forward to 2013, when Gary Schwab of The Charlotte Observer ran a three-part series about Jimmie Lee and the Shrine Bowl case: (1) “Jimmie Lee Kirkpatrick: Breaking through in North Carolina high school football;” (2) “Breaking Through: A game that moved off the field and into court;” and (3) “Breaking Through: Mustangs of 1965 reunite, reflect on the perfect season.”

Charlotte native and fellow MPHS Mustang De Kirkpatrick took an interest in the coverage, instantly recalling his classmate — the hotshot black football player Jimmie Lee. “Cuz,” they would call each other in the hallways in jest because of their same last name.

Hoping to reconnect, De reached out to the Observer reporter to request Jimmie Lee’s contact information. He emailed Jimmie Lee, who now lives on the west coast in Oregon and had coached and taught for many years in public education.

The classmates, who had not seen each other in decades, made a plan to speak on the phone. On that call, Jimmie asked about the first initial “H” he had noted in De’s formal email signature.

“It stands for Hugh,” De replied.

This seemingly benign answer would unearth painful details about their history and alter the course of their future, taking them from mere class and teammates to much, much more.

Jimmie Lee went on to explain his question. In a quest for information about his own family’s history, he discovered that a Hugh Kirkpatrick had owned his ancestors — specifically his great, great grandfather, Sam — in slavery.

“Our nation was founded on perfect ideals. Throughout our course, often relying on primary sources, we come to learn that not all of these ideals were granted evenly to all people. Yet the promise of these ideals provides countless examples of morally courageous individuals and groups for us to study, together helping America fulfill its vision of ‘a more perfect union.’ ” – Lauren Putman, Grade 7 History

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We have so much more in common than we do not.” ― Jimmy Lee Kirkpatrick

De was Hugh’s namesake three generations deep.

“I was stunned,” said De. “But once I got over the shock, I spent much more time with Jimmie Lee, and we became very good friends.”

The conversations between Jimmie Lee and De deepened over the next two years and sparked a journey for both men into their shared past, taking their story about the slaveholding history that connects them on the road. They share this gift with churches and civic organizations across the country.

Jimmie Lee and De spent an hour with our 7th-grade students, exemplifying the moral courage Charlotte Latin founders hoped for, sparking curiosities, and talking about healing and forgiveness. “In a time when students felt so distant and removed, this experience was humanizing,” said Mr. Hutchins.

“I hope that our story will allow others the ability to examine the history of race and slavery in America in a manner that is safe, healing, and productive,” said Jimmie Lee. “We must examine what it takes to have this kind of conversation. I am grateful for the trust we have in each other and the safety we feel. We have so much more in common than we do not,” he continued.

The individuals are Jimmy Lee Kirkpatrick (top) and De Kirkpatrick (bottom), two gentlemen with the same last name and age but quite different life paths.

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GROWTH-PROMOTING OPPORTUNITIES

SILVER LININGS ON THE SILVER SCREEN PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

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hen Charlotte Latin’s founders wrote the school’s mission statement, it is doubtful they envisioned a pandemic some 50+ years later. They did, however, plan a school to equip its students and community with the tools needed to navigate uncharted territory and to grow from whatever came its way — to rise to the challenge. In a year when we could have simply “made do,” or canceled, or postponed, Latin has instead reimagined school — and all that goes with it — just as our wise founders intended. In some capacities, we might just be grateful for the year that offered so many growth-promoting opportunities — silver linings, if you will.

In a mere four months, from August to November, the Performing Arts Department and its “cast of thousands” produced Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, and presented the film version after Thanksgiving to rave reviews. We invite you to enjoy some perspectives — the opportunities — that unfolded.

From the Director of Performing Arts – Alicia Long Transforming Pride and Prejudice from the stage play to film created learning opportunities we could only imagine. Student screenwriters collaborating with actors, newly-interested film and camera crew working with industry professionals, and actors filming on location are just a few of the examples of this rich experience. In a time of great uncertainty, it was a huge win for our students and a delight for our community.

The Setting – The Duke Mansion The website of this venerable Charlotte estate reads, “Find yourself in southern splendor.” Though built in 1915 (and listed on the National Register of Historic Places) —100 years apart from the setting of Pride and Prejudice — the grandeur of The Duke Mansion makes for a perfect backdrop for Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, et al. Thanks to Beth and Charlie Lucas who secured permission to shoot on location.

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From the President of Latin Arts Association – Vivi Bechtler-Smith As the umbrella organization that supports, enhances, and promotes the arts community at Charlotte Latin School, LAA is proud to support the Performing Arts in making virtual productions a reality. LAA provided the necessary funding for the purchase of film cameras and equipment, a microphone system, and the professional editing services needed to allow productions to proceed — to succeed — on a virtual platform. These enhancements will serve the department for years to come.

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CAST From the Director – Matt Cosper Tackling a film project has been an enormously educational and humbling experience. Film and theatre are very different mediums and being good at one does not guarantee aptitude for the other. When I direct a play or a musical, it is essential that something passes between the actors and audience in the moment. Theatre is about the movement of energy; film is about photography. The acting needs to be much simpler and truer to our notions of reality, and it is the movement of the camera and the framing of the pictures that does the emotional heavy lifting. My task was to simplify the actors’ work, distilling performances down to something essential. It is an entirely new skill set. To call it challenging would be the understatement of the year.

In the end, it is still the director working with actors and technicians to tell a story; the muscles that we use for that are remarkably similar. It’s about finding a way to instill truth into fiction, and to do so in a way that feels beautiful, inevitable, and joyous.

Mr. Bennet: Tyler Horiuchi Mrs. Bennet: Alison Moore Jane Bennet: Lizzie Griesser Elizabeth Bennet: Kate McCracken Mary Bennet: Sophia Vona Catherine Bennet: Belle Nabors Lydia Bennet: Campbell Loeffler Charlotte Lucas: Sydney Wargo Maria Lucas: Helen Hurden Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy: Matthew Marcus Caroline Bingley: Mia Zottoli Charles Bingley: Gabi Nolan George Wickham: Ryan Samii William Collins: Jackson Slayton Lady Catherine de Bourgh: Lillie Cowan Miss Anne de Bourgh: Lily Egan Narrator 1: Hope Gottschling Narrator 2: Morgan Hammer

CREW PRODUCTION TEAM Executive Producers: Matt Cosper (Director), Amanda Labrie Producer: Adam Cyzner 1st Assistant Director: Jewelle Whitlow Head Writer: Kaylah Hooper Props: Dorie de Armas WRITERS’ ROOM Head Writer: Kaylah Hooper Writers: Matthew Marcus, Alison Moore, and Jenna Upton Story Editor: Elena Egge CINEMATOGRAPHY/LOCATIONS Producer: Adam Cyzner Line Producer: Brian Sobel Film Crew: Cam Egan, Elena Egge, Henry Roper, and Liam Forshaw

“Transforming Pride and Prejudice from the stage play to film created learning opportunities we could only imagine.” ― Alicia Long

COSTUMES/HAIR/MAKEUP Costume Design: Sally Roper Costume/Hair/Makeup Supervisor: Kate Fultz Assistants: Isabelle Cowan, Elena Egge LIGHTING AND SOUND Lighting and Sound Coordinator: Erin Corwin Assistants: Isabelle Cowan, Matthew Marcus, Jewelle Whitlow on Magazine next page.

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From the Protagonist Elizabeth Bennet – Kate McCracken ’22 Making a movie was, for me, definitely the silver lining of COVID. The idea that the fall play would be presented as a film was incredibly exciting. Though intimidated by the logistics of making a movie, we were eager to get working. Given that film performance is so different from theatre, I questioned if I would be able to transfer my strengths (singing and acting) onto the screen. Stepping out of my comfort zone allowed me opportunities to learn about my craft. Everytime we shot a scene I found something new about screen acting — like learning how to be authentic in a stripped-down performance or how to avoid being distracted by the equipment.

Performing Pride and Prejudice at The Duke Mansion really sealed the deal. I would be so happy no matter the location, but being in a beautiful home that looks right out of the 1800s definitely helped me create the world of my character, Elizabeth Bennet.

There are many societal norms in the 1800s that we don’t think about in 2020 such as bowing and a very precise posture.

Unlike a traditional play, films require large crews to help with things like boom mics, wardrobe, and camera positions, so many students who normally aren’t interested in theatre helped on the crew. The Pride and Prejudice creative team made this process a dream. Time and time again our director, Mr. Cosper, created a space where students felt comfortable to try new things, to fail at said things, and to grow. Making this film added so much unexpected joy to my junior year. I never believed I could have film experience before college. This is one of the best things I’ve ever done, as a performer and as a human.

From the Film Industry Professional – Joseph Stauffer At Shutter Blade Media we are always looking for future team members with drive and passion to hop out on set with us for film projects. The adaptability of the students from stage to set was remarkable and they really showed amazing potential and positive energy. During our preproduction lessons, students had “hands-on” experience with some of the equipment. One of the main things I tried to drive home during these lessons was, as with any production, shooting on location presents its own set of challenges and all boils down to teamwork and “creative problem solving.” Even though we had an accelerated time frame to shoot this project, everyone (even a few budding filmmakers) was a pleasure to work with and did an absolutely fantastic job.

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Adapting a Play to a Screenplay - From the Writer – Kaylah Hooper ’21 Pride and Prejudice was initially intended to be a stage production, but was shifted to film to follow safety protocols and to accommodate our audience. With this shift came the need to adapt the play for screen. Although I took Latin’s Filmmaking course my junior year, this project was still very new. Instead of cultivating my own ideas for film, this was to become my adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic book — set in Regency era British ballrooms and mansions, with characters whose nuanced dialect, costumes, and relationships I needed to fully understand and portray. When creating the script, I watched movies, read the book, and looked at fan art. I took what I learned, and wrote what I wanted to see on camera, envisioning the scenes over and over again to get a better idea of sound, pace, and rhythm. With Mrs. Labrie to advise and the writing team of Matthew Marcus, Alison Moore, Jenna Upton, and Elena Egge, we worked closely to determine how we wanted the film to play out. I am very proud of the results.

From the Costumer – Sally Roper Adapting costuming for film versus costuming for stage has its challenges, but it was so exciting and the kids were thrilled. Costuming for a film is quite different from a play.

Typically on stage, there is costume sharing and many actors are doublecast. For film during a pandemic, that cannot happen. Every character has his or her own wardrobe. In addition, for safety precautions, the student actors have to measure themselves for fittings, do their own hair and makeup, and arrive on set in costume.

The costumes and characters must be researched and the details exact. For a stage performance, you can use velcro or even tape to keep a costume in place for quick fixes and changes, and know that for the most part, no one will see that detail. For film, precision is necessary. This includes buttons and zippers. Camera angles can be all over and up close.

Sometimes a character is actually sewn into the costume.

But the joy is evident. We were thrilled to do something different. It is amazing; it looks like a proper movie.

Something great is coming out of this pandemic.

Watch it here: www.CharlotteLatin.org/prideandprejudice

Dressing the part: The costumes and characters must be researched and the details exact.

“Time and time again our director, Mr. Cosper, creates a space where students feel comfortable to try new things, to fail at said things, and to grow.” ― Kate McCracken ’22

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IN MEMORIAM

The Charlotte Latin Community Celebrates the Life of Former Board Chair

John H. Robison 1930–2020 Special thanks to Parent of Alumni, Grandparent, and former employee Lucy Anderson for her contribution to this tribute.

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harlotte Latin School celebrates the life of former Board Chair, John H. Robison, age 89. John, a lifelong Latin supporter, actively gave his time, talent, and treasure in his many roles in addition to his board work.

He was an alumni parent, grandparent, and father of current Director of Admissions, Mary Yorke Oates ’83, who described him as a forward-thinker who loved the spirit, culture, and character of Charlotte Latin. For our school, she said, “He put his treasure to work.”

Former Head of Lower School Claudette Hall served closely with Robison on the Headmaster Search Committee in 2000.

She found him to be very wise and a good listener, and the way in which she described him became a common thread among many colleagues and friends: “He was quiet, but when he spoke, it was clear that he was a man of deep thought who expressed what he was thinking brilliantly. He always kept the best interests of Latin as a priority.” Hall was deeply grateful for the Lower School Counselor position made possible by the Robison-Oates Endowment.

In the business community, Robison was an esteemed icon.

He analyzed and mobilized, studied issues, and listened. He did not fear risk and took action. “John was an executive banker working for American Trust, NCNB, and Banker’s Trust of South Carolina before establishing his career in the executive search business. John’s firm placed top-level executives nationally and internationally and achieved recognition from Fortune 1000 Corporation’s Top 100 Recruiters. He loved networking and opening doors for others, and while a no-nonsense deal maker, John was loyal, trustworthy, and well-respected. His founding of UVEST Financial Services was a testament to his uncanny sense of opportunity due in large part to the successful marriage of his long-time relationships with community banks and his keen sense of timing as trading regulations shifted,” his obituary states.

In addition to Charlotte Latin, Robison was also a passionate booster of Charlotte, serving in organizations such as Queens University, UNC-Charlotte, The Ben Craig Center, The Scottish Bank, and Union Seminary. He was a long-time member and elder at Myers Park Presbyterian Church.

Fellow trustee Jim Barnhardt was Robison’s successor as Board Chair, and describes, “He led the Board with a recognition of the unique needs of the school. His leadership and philanthropy will be greatly missed.”

In 1992, John and his wife Rooney established The Robison-Oates Counseling Fund, offering counseling and learning resources for students in the school’s three divisions.

And from 1995–97, he led Latin’s Board of Trustees as Chair.

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Robison was a family man and as his daughter described, “unabashedly proud of his grandchildren.” He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Rooney, his sons, Rob and his wife Catherine Robison, Steve, Worth, his daughter Mary Yorke ’83 and her husband David Oates, and six grandchildren: Curry Robison, Stephen Robison ’05 and his wife Bria, Scot Robison ’07, Harris Oates ’12 and his wife Meagan, John Oates ’15, and Annabelle Oates ’18.

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OUR SPACIOUS CAMPUS

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What can a school accomplish with 128 acres, more than 20 facilities, dozens of volunteers, state-of-the-art technology, a nimble faculty, masterful and thoughtful scheduling, and the support of a community?

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We can do school, in person, during a pandemic.

“This year, we have made a number of significant technological investments to facilitate hybrid learning properly.

One of the biggest is the Swivl investment. Swivl cameras are essential to allowing us to communicate with our students at home.” ­– Ed Tech Chair Alan Becker

When Head of Lower School Mark Tayloe first addressed Parents’ Council in September, he noted that the Lower School alone was utilizing 45 learning spaces.

“The Inlustrate Orbem Building, for many reasons, has brought us the means to have school when so many others are not having it, because we have plentiful, adaptable space to maintain safe distancing, even when the weather is inclement. Every square foot added has allowed for a ripple effect and the much-needed repurposing of older spaces and created an environment to the whole school’s benefit.”

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HOW WE HAVE USED OUR CAMPUS TO DO SCHOOL DURING A PANDEMIC

Athletic Fields • Summer athletic development workouts

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It is often said that everything above ground on this campus was made possible by gift income, not tuition. And this fall, we used EVERY SQUARE INCH. Without the flexibility of our spacious campus, we’d have to take from other resources.”

Coaches’ Pavilion • Weight lifting for football program (while the Strength Center was still being built/completed)

Baseball Field • SALT meeting

― Chuck Baldecchi, Head of School

Patten Stadium

VISION2020 CAMPAIGN PAST CAMPAIGNS

• Prism Performing Arts Concert • Commencement 2020

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Swivl Larger Spaces Flexibility Allowing for the repurposing of other spaces

OUR SPACIOUS CAMPUS

Beck Student Activities Center • • • • • •

Lower School P.E. Flu Vaccine Clinics Dance Workshop Convocation Faculty/Staff in Weight Room Fall Athletic Collegiate Signing Ceremony

McIntosh Leadership Center • Upper and Middle School Speech and Debate • SALT (Student Athlete Leadership Team) training • Meeting space for all divisions

• Middle School classrooms • • • •

Strength Center • 14 well-spaced racks — able to accommodate 28 students at a time (Dedicated by the Middendorf/ Anderson family. Learn more on page 25.)

Belk Gymnasium • Lower School P.E. • Summer Camps Offices

Entrepreneurship class* One Grade 2 class Senior lunch space Several Middle School advisories • Lower School Hawks Quest and Leads with Honor classes

*Patrick Rivenbark ’02 teaches

Middle School Classrooms/Field • Lunch in classrooms with advisories • Wellness Breaks • Parent Volunteers

Carol Hall / Lower School Gym • Two Grade 5 classrooms

Shelton Hall • One Grade 4 Class

Claudette B. Hall Lower School • Parent volunteers for lunch, lunch delivery, classroom

Hawks’ Club/Extended Day • Four satellite Kindergarten classes Parking Lots • Volunteer Temperature Screeners • Spring 2020 drive-throughs • Class of 2020 concert

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500 Building

Tents in Anna’s Garden and outside of PAC

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VISION2020 DONORS We celebrate the many donors who have supported the Vision2020 campaign since its inception in 2016 and are thankful for their commitment to Charlotte Latin’s future. The list below recognizes the cumulative contribution of each donor to the Latin Fund and capital priorities of Vision2020 between July 1, 2016 and October 31, 2020. This collective support has allowed the school to raise $28.8M toward the $30M goal.

$1,000,000+

Estates of Stella and Doc ’82 Thurston* The Finke Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael David Freno Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robert Lebda Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell Levine ’77

$500,000–$9,999,999

Mrs. Pat Q. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Allan Niles Haseley ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Walker Chapman Simmons Anonymous (1 family)

$250,000–$499,999

Mr. and Mrs. William Clay Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Rhyne Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steven DeCarlo The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Middendorf

Mr. and Mrs. Trey Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John G. Norman Anonymous (1 family)

$100,000–$249,999

Dr. Susan A. Bliss and Mr. Stanley C. Archibald III Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burwell Barnhardt Mr. and Mrs. John Marion Barry Mr. and Mrs. Steven John Beecy Derek and Melinda Beres The Boone Family Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bowen, Jr. ’82 Mr. and Mrs. William Waldo Bradley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert George Calton III Ms. Jennifer Beth Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Christhilf IV CLS Booster Club CLS Parents’ Council Mr. and Mrs. Phil C. Colaco

Mr. and Mrs. John Dexter Comly Mr. and Mrs. Derek Lee Copeland Mr. and Mrs. E. Elliott Crutchfield, Jr. ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cutter III Ms. Jean Elizabeth Davis and Mr. Robert Andrews Metzger Len and Aaron Efird Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mercer Foley Estate of Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fox, Jr.* The Gardner Family Mr. and Mrs. Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe Mr. and Mrs. David F. Grams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Halkyard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Hinrichs ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hunter IV ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Hurden Mr. and Mrs. William Hampton Hyder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur Jones ’78 Ms. Kelly L. Katterhagen and Mr. Lawrence Nabatoff

Mr. and Mrs. Christian John Kenefick Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. George M. Mackie IV Ms. Adriana den Blanken and Mr. Mitchell L. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCoy Dr. Laura Y. McGirt and Dr. Matthew J. McGirt ’94 Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwin McMahan, Jr. ’94, ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCauley Meyer ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Coy Monk Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Edwin Morgan Dr. and Mrs. David Franklin Oates ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Brian McAllister O’Leary ’90 The Mary Sue and Robert A. Patten Endowments Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Pope

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Purcell Estate of Richard C. Ranson* Mr. and Mrs. Ches Riley Peggy and Kevin Roche Mr. and Mrs. John Alan Ross, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Salvage, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Marcus Sharrett ’88, ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander Shuford Mr. and Mrs. Blair Donald Shwedo, Jr. ’02 Dr. Margaret P. Siegel and Mr. Carter H. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carl Swimmer In Memory of Janet R. and Frank R. Thies, Jr. by their Children Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Wickham ’87 William and Patricia Gorelick Family Foundation Anonymous (3 families)

Thank you to the Vision2020 Campaign Committee Since 2016, volunteers have worked tirelessly to encourage philanthropy at Latin and make the Vision2020 campaign a reality.

We celebrate our campaign committee's dedication, commitment, and efforts to bring the campaign home. Thank you!

2020–21 Campaign Committee: (From top left) Interim Director of Development Joanne O’Brien Beam, Interim Campaign Manager Christine Adams, Joy Kenefick, Chrys Riley, Head of School Chuck Baldecchi, Major Gifts Officer Emily Pinkerton, Associate Head and Chief Financial Officer Fletcher Gregory, Michael Fulenwider, Coy Monk, Tara Garrity Lebda, Mackenzie Alpert, Kelly Katterhagen, Tommy Hunter ‘86, Campaign Chair Heather Finke, John Comly, Ginny Comly, Kari Halkyard, and Clay Adams. Not pictured: Rebekah Alpert, Lynn Crutchfield, Campaign Chair Tom Finke, Jen Fulenwider, Rael Gorelick, Campaign Manager Mary Gorman ‘00, Courtney Hyder, Katie Morgan, Ches Riley, and Mitchell Wickham.

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* Donor is deceased

VISION2020 DONORS

$50,000–$99,999

Mr. and Mrs. David McLean Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie Blane Alpert Mr. and Mrs. W. Brian Anderson ’88 Mr. and Mrs. D. Steven Beam Dr. Irm Bellavia and Dr. Ross Bellavia Mr. and Mrs. Sean Paul Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Brian Anthony Bucci Mr. Andrew Britt Canady Mr. and Mrs. Ryan David Clutter Dr. Jayne Eberechukwu Kalu and Mr. Horace Martei Codjoe Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Connor Mr. and Mrs. James Bolin Cotchett Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bradwell Dellinger Mr. and Mrs. James Thayer Doyle IV Mr. and Mrs. Dana H. DuBose Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Fahrney Dr. and Mrs. Edward Carl Fisher, Jr. ’88 Janet ’87 and Andrew Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Curt William Fochtmann Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Frail ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Michael Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Rael Gorelick Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tyler Gray Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Tripp Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Bram Christopher Hall Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Hargett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Lowrance Harry III Dr. and Mrs. Justin Fletcher Haynie Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Alan Henry Mr. and Mrs. John Reddick Hollmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Andrew Horstman Mr. and Mrs. William Martin Hull III Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Watts Humphrey III Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Imbrogno Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Bradley Knight Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Lavelle Ms. Tara Garrity Lebda Mr. and Mrs. Barry P. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Bradley T. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Nurkin Mr. and Mrs. Blake S. Okland Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Pence ’89 Dr. and Dr. Luke Carlton Peters Mr. and Mrs. Alan Weldon Pope Dr. Jyoti J. Rao and Dr. Santosh Ravi Rao ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Orestes Redic III Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tyler Robelen Mr. and Mrs. Carlos I. Sagasta Mr. and Mrs. Brian Samuel Short Mr. and Mrs. Blair Donald Shwedo Mr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eric Speckman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Michael Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Edwards Tarumianz Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Thigpen ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kevin White Mrs. Amy K. and Mr. David J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Scott T. Wooster Anonymous (2 families)

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$25,000–$49,999

Mr. Gary James Anderson ’75 Dr. Maria F. Glenn-Anthony and Dr. Nicholas E. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thomas Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas Baldecchi Mr. and Mrs. William Bershad Dr. and Mrs. William Z. Bradford, Jr. Estate of Evelyn Pharr* Mr. and Mrs. Clay Baker Burleson ’92 Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Cashion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon Clark ’87 Mrs. William Cobb Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dauska Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ashok Desai Mr. and Mrs. William Cleckley Dolan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Timothy Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Egge Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fennebresque, Jr. ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David Joseph Ferro Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fuller III Mr. and Mrs. R. Christopher Gammon ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Gore Mr. and Mrs. William Gunnar Griesser The Henry E. Haller, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Halperin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Helweg III Mr. and Mrs. Justin Patrick Holofchak Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Holtz Mr. and Mrs. Davin Edward Juckett Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gardner Kelly Drs. Florence and Ed Kim Dr. Eugene and Stephanie Kim Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bryan Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LaPoint Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey James Lee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael David Leffke Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allen Lewis Ms. HuiYing Cui and Mr. Chuntao Li Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Linker ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Karim Lokas Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Lowe Mr. Steven W. Luquire Mr. and Mrs. George Philip Lynch III Mrs. Elizabeth L. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Arch N. McIntosh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Middendorf Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heath Norman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Case Neilson Dr. Tanya E. Whitner and Mr. Alan D. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown Pearce III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beale Pope Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Rechkemmer Dr. and Mrs. Rabindra Sagunarthy Mr. and Mrs. Brian Patrick Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Sharrett Mr. Jiang Shu and Mrs. Jing Tang Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Slayton Mrs. Viviane L. Bechtler-Smith and Mr. William R. Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Jason William Strife Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Thornhill Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Tye II Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey William Vandiver Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Eaton Vineyard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vona Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Randall Wyatt, Jr. ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Yujie Zhang Anonymous (8 families)

$10,000–$24,999

Ms. Rashi Khanna and Mr. Ajay K. Agrawal Mr. Bruce Alpert Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrew Alt Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelvin Anderson ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milton Bange III Mr. John Russell Barlow III Mr. and Mrs. William B. Barnhardt Mrs. Barbara Cates Baynard Mr. and Mrs. William G. Baynard, Jr. ’84, ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Benfield ’77 Ms. Lindsey Grace Benfield ’11 Mrs. Ann Thompson Brock ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDaniel Brownlow ’89, ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Heber Keith Brunnemer III ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Timothy Calloway Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Casey Dr. and Rev. D. Rodney Chamberlain Dr. and Mrs. Michael Andrew Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Craig ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Lance L. Cunnane Mr. and Mrs. Paolo Cornelio Dal Cin Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Wade Degenhardt Mr. and Mrs. Renato Derraik Mr. and Dr. Bradley William DeWeese Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pollard Dickey Mr. and Mrs. John Haywood Dunn Mr. Roger Warren Durrett Mr. and Mrs. Wesley R. Edens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Egan Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Nnaemeka Eruchalu Mrs. Judy Ewing Lonetti and Mr. John Lonetti Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Faison, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doherty Finn ’75 Mr. George Fleming, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Floyd Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey James Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Bryant S. Fuller Mr. William Mark Fuller ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Gass Mr. and Mrs. M. Bryant Gatrell Mr. and Mrs. Todd Gaylord Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Gee Mr. and Mrs. John Pendleton Godshall Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Gore Dr. Melissa M. Gustafson and Mr. Trenton G. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. John Hackney Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell Hankins ’97 Mr. and Mrs. John McPhail Herring Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart Hicks

Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony Iannotti Mr. Daniel Stephen Jones III ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Jones II Mr. and Mrs. James Leland Kiser ’82 Mr. and Mrs. William Adam Kutner Mr. and Mrs. Adam Baker Landau Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lavitt Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Saunders Layton ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mark Little Mr. and Mrs. Luther Amos Lockwood II ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Lucas III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Theodore Lucas III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norman Madara ’01 Dr. Susan A. McCarter and Mr. Kevin S. McCarter Mr. James Madison McLelland ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Leslie Miller ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Speight Morris III Mrs. Julia P. Kovacs Nicholson and Mr. John R. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Papadopulos Mrs. Ann Hatfield Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Latham Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Carden Proffitt ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew John Quartapella Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Ernest William Reigel ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Charles Richards ’96 Mr. Scott Rittershofer Ms. Barbara P. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew John Roper Mr. and Mrs. Christopher John Rose Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Luke Joseph Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanger, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Keith Turner Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ruby Shaller Ms. Margaret B. Sigmon and Mr. John L. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brett Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eric Estes Smith ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey William Snoots Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allen Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Herndon Tayloe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolling Thrift IV ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William Olmsted Tome, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Tsahakis ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Chandler Upton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shane Wagner ’90 Mr. Lawrence E. Wall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Warrick III Mrs. Judy A. Winchell Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Adam Young Mrs. Yuhong Z. Cheng and Dr. Shanggang Zhou Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anthony Zwetolitz Anonymous (9 families)

$5,000–$9,999

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Acks Mr. and Mrs. Fredrik Akerblom Mr. and Mrs. H. Perrin Anderson Mrs. Michelle Womick Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Alan George Atwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bo Backerman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Baden ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Ballaban Mr. and Mrs. William M. Barnhardt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Willard Bell Mr. James Davis Benfield ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Beuley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aaron Boltz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Robert Bowman Dr. Robert George Bretscher Dr. Susan R. Brouse and Dr. Gregory M. Brouse Dr. and Mrs. Justin Chamberlin Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell Bryan Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Carpenter, Jr. Mrs. Louise Long Cashion Dr. Antoinette R. Tan and Mr. Kenneth Chen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Clark ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeSaussure Clarke ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Glenn Coble Dr. and Mrs. Ron Cohen Ms. Christine Bretscher Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Chace Davis III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Matthew Egan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen Egner Ms. Xuan Liu and Mr. Honglei Fan Mr. Staley Scott Fitzgerald ’88 Mr. James Ward Fitzpatrick ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Flett Dr. Rina R. Roginsky and Dr. Adam W. Fosnaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashley Gannett Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Garrity Dr. Kristin Wolff Gatoux and Mr. David Gatoux Dr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gitlin Mr. and Mrs. Adam David Glassner Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Shane Gorman ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Marshall Guy ’02 Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay Hallett II ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas Hamilton Dr. and Mrs. Justin Parkes Hannon ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory John Hanson ’89 Mr. and Mrs. J. Nance Hendley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Olan Henry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Allen Hopkins Dr. Xuetao Hu and Dr. Kexin Zhao Dr. and Mrs. William Martin Hull, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Douglas Hume Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hunter Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Travis James Iams ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Peter Jarmosevich Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Payne Jones III Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dean Knull Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neal Krasnigor Mr. and Mrs. Sean Ladley ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joseph Landry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Lanzillotta

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Latta Mr. Eric Blythe and Ms. Hannah Lee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clarence Leary IV ’00, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Jason K. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Class Llamas ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craft Lucas III Mr. and Mrs. James Mackey Mr. and Mrs. John David Marco Mr. and Mrs. William Andrew Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. McEachern Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maxwell McEwen ’99 Dr. and Mrs. LaMar Scott McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. James Beatty Meanor II ’86, ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Graham Strowd Miller ’07, ’07 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Moore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Murphy III Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ira Negrin Mr. and Mrs. Michael McWhorter Nunn ’04 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pardee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Parish III Mr. James Michael Parks ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Jay Waldron Patti Mr. Jonathan Maurice Peele PGA Tour, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthew Phillips Mr. and Ms. Francesco Picciola Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris Pinckney III Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Otis Porter Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reece Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Hill Rives, Jr. Robertson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lee Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Rogers ’84 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Schmitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jude Sciacca, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Brinkley Sigmon ’01, ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Starner Mr. and Mrs. David N. Stedman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jason Stein ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Chase Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Edward Strickland Ms. Ping Meng and Mr. Weijie Tang Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anderson Thomas ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigo F. Troni Mr. and Dr. Andrew Millon Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Edward Xavier Tune Dr. and Mrs. Brandon James Valentine Mr. and Mrs. David Voronin Jim and Anita Webb Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Patrick White Mr. and Mrs. John Graham Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeLamar Williams IV ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hutton Wood, Jr. ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Andy Yang

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gregory York Mr. and Mrs. James Yule Ms. Kristine Li and Mr. Robert Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Geoffrey Zoutewelle ’79 Anonymous (3 families)

$1,970–$4,999

Dr. Katherine Okey Addison and Mr. Scott Sterling Addison Mr. and Mrs. Steven Paul Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Rit Amin Mr. and Mrs. Mikael Andersson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Ausbon, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wade Austin Mrs. Xian Wang and Mr. Feng Bai Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. John Greer Beam III ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua McNair Beaver ’94 Mr. and Mrs. William Joseph Bell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Edward Blair ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Todd William Bleakney Mr. Jason M. Bodford Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Timothy Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Matthew Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bruce T. Brown ’80 Mr. and Mrs. B. Bernard Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bernard Burns III ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Michael Campion Ms. Yanyan Wu and Mr. Yang Cao Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Johnson Carter Mr. and Mrs. Brian Keith Cary Drs. Janie and S. Jean Chai Dr. Zhihong Chang and Mrs. Yu Wang Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wolfe Chapman ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Chappell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Michael Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Wei Chen Mr. and Mrs. Julian J. Clark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hal Clarke, Jr. Mr. John P. Cline CLS Class of 2020 CLS Students CLS Class of 2017 Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Cobb ’81 Ginny and John Collett Mr. and Mrs. Francis Joseph Conley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Scott Cornelison Mr. and Mrs. David Rimmer Craig Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Evan Cropper Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cumbus Mr. and Mrs. Christian Patrick Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Rene Custer Mr. and Mrs. Glen David Danziger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul Davis Mr. and Mrs. Albert John DeLuca Mrs. Caroline De Mey-D’Hont and Mr. Laurent E. De Mey Mr. and Mrs. John H. Denning Ms. Deb Locke Denny ’89 Dr. Lucy Y. DesPortes and Mr. Perrin T. DesPortes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke S. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pete Dimovski Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wade Dion

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul DuPont Ms. Linda Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellison III Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pat Ellison II Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wylea Erwin Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson Fagg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Harrison Faison ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Ian Carroll Ferguson Ms. Carson Lindsey Fitzgerald Ms. Janna S. Fitzgerald and Dr. Hans O. Tiefel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maddox Fletcher ’85 Dr. Amy D. Fletcher and Dr. Sidney M. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Alan Foster Flynn III Mr. and Mrs. James Andrew Fountain, Jr. Ms. Julie Haggith and Mr. William Freitas The Friou Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gately Dr. Christopher Gee Mr. Jian Geng and Ms. Yingyun Shen Dr. and Mrs. P. Michael Giftos Gilbane Building Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richard Giovannelli Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott Glass, Jr. ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Michael William Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paisley Gordon, Jr. ’85, ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graf Mr. and Mrs. Dale Alan Greene Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paul Gregerson Senator and Mrs. Chauncey K. Gregory Mr. Fletcher Harrison Gregory IV ’04 Ms. Mary Lloyd Griesser Dr. Edith Miller Hall and Dr. James B. Hall Mrs. Jing Mei and Professor Yufeng Han Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hanley ’83 Mr. and Mrs. David Elam Hanna Mrs. Xiao Li and Mr. Keith Hardke Dr. Jane Harrell and Mr. Michael P. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joseph Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Hartness Ms. Christi L. Hart and Mr. J. Patrick Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Gary Louis Hecimovich Mr. and Mrs. Eric Peter Hein Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harding Henson ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Ryan Hicks Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Highsmith Dr. Philomena S. Hilton and Mr. Jason M. Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Hitzemann Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Joseph Hoffman Mrs. Jere R. Hollmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Leland C. Horton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bradford House ’93

Mr. Garland Lee Hughes, Jr. Dr. Lauren B. Hull and Mr. Nathan Myers Hull Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Watts Humphrey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Insley ’98 Dr. Tori Anne Irvine Dr. Anu R. Jacob and Mr. Jensen K. Jacob Dr. and Mrs. Ryan Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kennedy Jamison Mr. and Mrs. Christopher James Jasinski Mrs. Mary L. Pelfrey and Mr. Michael D. Jones Dr. Sona S. Kashyap and Mr. Sidhartha P. Kaw Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Do Kim Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsley Dr. and Mrs. John Alvin Kirkland, Jr. ’77 Mr. Robert V. Knight, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Varkey Kochupura Mr. and Mrs. Brent S. Kreissl Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clark Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Efstratios Lambos Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vincent Leahy Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Christopher Levy Ms. Weiling Xiao and Mr. Yuan Liu Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Lowry ’93 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lowry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Rodgers Lucas ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Michael Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Miles Manwaring Mr. and Mrs. James Paxton Marshall III Dr. and Mrs. John Leander Masonis Mr. and Mrs. Cary James Mattei Mr. and Mrs. David Hodnett Mathews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thomas Matthews Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. William Mayberry Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott McCabe, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Todd McCall Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClellan Dr. and Mrs. William Alfred McClelland Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Neil McConaughy Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwin McMahan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Merritt Mr. Andrew Warren Milne ’99 Ms. Cheryl Alexis-Mingoes and Mr. Ellsworth Mingoes Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Misocky Mr. John Armistead Mitchener ’77 and Mr. Heath Massey Mr. and Mrs. Brady Aaron Molter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Nelson Monnin Dr. Thea J. Moore and Dr. Mark F. Self Mr. and Mrs. George A. Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Morrow Mr. and Mrs. Justin K. Mosbo Mr. and Mrs. James Andrew Mulligan ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Scott Murphy ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pender Murphy ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Allen Nadeau Dr. Niyati A. Nathwani and Dr. Abhijeet S. Nadkarni Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Nemeth IV Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Winslow Newton II ’91 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Morton P. Norman Ms. Murrill Irene Oakes ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John William Ohlweiler Ms. Chiege Ojugo Luku Okwara Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Ollman Mr. and Mrs. Don Ellsworth Olmstead Mr. and Mrs. Preston Blaine Onstad Mrs. Martha Jenkins Owen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alvin Patten III Mr. Alex Ward Pease Dr. and Mrs. Dana P. Piasecki Mr. and Mrs. Brad Pinkerton Ms. Elizabeth G. Porcher Mr. Philip G. Porcher Dr. Kathryn A. Porter and Mr. Richard J. Porter Mr. and Mrs. James F. Powers II Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Pritchett Dr. Krista Rankin ’98 and Mr. Mason Rankin ’98 Mr. Michael O’Herron Rankin Mr. Brendan Christopher Reichs Ms. Emily Quimby Reichs Ms. Janie B. Reynolds Mr. and Ms. Anthony Michael Ring Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joseph Ripp ’98 Robert W. Baird & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitfield Roberts ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fillion Robertson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Romero Mr. and Mrs. Carver Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Ruzicka Dr. and Mrs. Steven Ryder ’04 Mrs. Leigh Luter Schell ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Luke Henderson Scheuer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allan Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell McCartney Schorr Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Michael Schuner CPT. and Mrs. Nathan Schwartzbauer ’06 Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. M. Gregory Seaton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sellner The Shan Family Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sheedy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Paul Shorkey, Sr. Mr. Richard L. Simmons Dr. Jasleen Gill and Dr. Harmohan Singh Mr. and Mrs. Brad Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Smith Mr. Gray McCracken Smith ’15 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Louis Smith II Mrs. Jane Balch Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ryder Smith

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Starner ’98, ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richard Stravino Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carter Surles Dr. and Mrs. Brian Walter Tallent Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Tan Ms. Tshneka Taiyana Tate ’88 Dr. Sonja L. Taylor and Mr. Christopher C. Taylor Mrs. Mary Anne Boone Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scott Thune Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baker Tindel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kent Truslow Mr. and Mrs. Perry Warren Tuttle Ms. Amy S. Vance Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael Waltemyer ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard Walters, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Weidenmier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan William Weiers Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Alan Christopher Welch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wester Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas Whitmore, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael James Wiggers Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peter Willett Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arthur Willis, Jr. ’82, ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hugh Wise Ms. Diana J. Crawford and Mr. Hugh N. Wrigley Mr. Limin Yang and Mrs. Xiaomei Chen Ms. Zhilin Pei and Mr. Quansheng Zhang Ms. Ying Guo and Mr. Jun Zhao Mrs. Jia Yue and Mr. Nengfeng Zhou Anonymous (10 families)

We recognize all additional donors who participated in the Vision2020 campaign through capital or Latin Fund support between July 1, 2016 and October 31, 2020.

Mr. and Mrs. Todd H. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Achey, Jr. Ms. Margaret Rose Achey ’10 Mr. Mitchell Fitzpatrick Achey ’12 Mr. Austin Robert Acks ’16 Mr. Ryan Michael Acks ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bari Adams Ms. Mary C. Adams Mr. and Mrs. William Walton Adams III ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sample Adams ’00 Mr. Jake Joseph Ahearn ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Akihola Dr. Margaret M. Alden and Mr. Craig Alden ’98 Amazon

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Ms. Kimberly Alexander and Mr. Patrick Ambrose Ms. Martha Bedell Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Charles Judson Allen ’94, ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crane Almond ’94 Mr. Alexander Talbot Almquist ’12 Drs. Robert E. and Perry Almquist Mr. William Perry Almquist ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Samir B. Amin Miss Carter Alexandra Anderson ’14 Mr. Charles Daniel Anderson ’01 Miss Eleanor Frances Anderson ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perrin Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John James Anderson ’83 Ms. Kate O’Boyle Anderson ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Allan Anderson ’06, ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markham Anderson IV Mr. and Mrs. David Legrand Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon T. Anderson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Andrews Mrs. Juliana Angel-Alexander Mr. and Mrs. David Anna ’97 Ms. Jaclyn Ann Anthony ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Joseph Anthony ’92 Mr. Chukwuka Dwight Aaron Anyafo ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Obi Nnamdi Anyafo Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Araque Ms. Juliana Araque ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Arbuckle Mrs. Betty Dale Archer Ms. Katherine Blythe Archer ’96 Mr. Jeffrey Thomas Armstrong II ’11 Ms. Holly A. Hawkins and Mr. Lyman G. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Stephen William Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mervyn Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Michael Arton, Jr. ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Asbury IV ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franklin Ashcraft Mr. Thomas Marshall Ashcraft ’10 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Asinger III Miss Caroline Ann Atwell ’14 Miss Elizabeth Grayson Aucamp ’14 Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds Austen ’92 Ms. Lindsey Eileen Austen ’00 Mr. Davis Wade Austin ’10 Ms. Janice Austin Ms. Rebecca Garland Austin ’12 Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Austin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Babcock ’95 Mr. Richard R. Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Brad Allen Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bajan ’07 Ms. April Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mike Baker ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Balabushka Mr. and Mrs. John Balanda Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stewart Ball ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Corey Ballaban

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Tanya Whitner and Alan Oliver

The Possibilities Are Endless

Tanya Whitner and Alan Oliver Parents to Blake ’32

As parents and members of the Charlotte Latin community, we believe it is our responsibility to continue the tradition of giving that has afforded our son the excellent faculty and facilities Charlotte Latin provides. As donors, it is always encouraging to see your contributions at work through the construction of new facilities such as the McIntosh Leadership Center, and through the investment in technology and safety measures that have allowed our son to continue his education through these uncertain times.

We are also mindful of the investments that are not as readily noticed. One of these investments is financial assistance.

Winston Churchill said, “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.” Latin’s students are indeed full of life. Every student we encounter exudes the love of learning, eagerness to help others, and “Honor Above All” that makes Latin a firstrate educational institution. We hope that our gift supports Latin’s goal of providing financial assistance to qualified students.

Charlotte Latin is located on a beautiful campus where the possibilities are endless. It is an environment where students not only learn, but also thrive. It is a community that ensures that students can be their best selves no matter what inspires them. Latin celebrates diversity; the dedication to promote a more inclusive culture for our child and others truly moves us.

Through our collective support, we guarantee that this legacy of excellence will continue to soar. There is no greater gift that we can give than to make certain that our children’s futures are brighter than ever!

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Ms. Brittany Ames Banda Mr. Ananda Banerjee Ms. Monica Puri and Mr. Jyotirmoy Banerjee Dr. Doris Barahona-Burton and Mr. Robert V. Burton Mr. Mark Gillam Barber ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher David

Barcklow ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Barker Mr. James Addison Barnhardt ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alan Barnhardt Ms. Elizabeth Coley Barry ’06 Miss Emily Speir Barry ’16 Mr. Shane Barthram Ms. Amanda Fraser Bash ’03 Mrs. Elizabeth Murray Bauer ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bauer Mr. David Blount Baynard ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lucas Beal ’02 Ms. Teresa S. Beam Dr. James D. Bean III Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin Beaty ’86 Mr. Alex Beaussart ’07 Miss Audrey Beaussart ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lee Beaver Mr. Alexander Beck Mr. William Brandon Beck ’06 Dr. Soraya Q. Toosi and Mr. Alan R. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Beckert Ms. Blair Kristen Beddow ’01 Miss Elizabeth Margaret Beecy ’14 Mr. John Holman Beecy ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jason Beedenbender ’05, ’02 Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Behr ’76 Ms. Betsy Belcher Ms. Katherine McKay Belk Mr. Jonathan D. Bell Ms. Tori Belle-Miller Dr. Darniya P. Belton and Mr. Marcus O. Belton Mr. James Earl Benfield ’78 Mrs. Shirley W. Benfield Mr. Andrew Michael Benjamin ’07 Ms. Tahira Ain Benjamin ’13 Ms. Elen Try Bennett ’77 Dr. and Dr. James George Benonis Mr. and Mrs. Ben Benson ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Derek Benz ’97 Mr. Roman Lawrence Berens ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McCall Berger ’89, ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Amilcar Bernal Miss Ann Foxworth Bernhardt ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Foxworth Bernhardt ’83 Mrs. Deborah Berry BestCo, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Vernon Betzold ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Bex Dr. and Mrs. Dileep Bhagwat Mr. and Mrs. James Leslie Bickett Ms. Jennifer F. Bickett ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Leslie Bickett ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham Biddix ’76

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Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Scott Bigley ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Darren Edward Bing ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Pavel Bircak Mr. James Nicholas Bishop ’05 Mr. and Mrs. William Huit Blackmon ’88 Mr. William Bryan Blair ’06 Ms. Allison Blake ’06 Mr. Jorn Friedrich Bleimann ’85 Mr. Logan Craig Blough ’08 Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Bly Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Bocian Mr. Frederick Leigh Boice Miss Alison Noel Bonner ’14 Mr. J.A. Stuart Bonner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cody Bonsignore ’07 Ms. Kathryn B. Booe Ms. Anne Elizabeth Booke ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edward Booms Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bronson Booth ’83 Mr. Lindsey Dale Boozer Mrs. Dina R. Banerjee and Mr. Gene M. Borkowski Mr. and Mrs. Devin Joseph Bosch Miss Carolyn Casey Bowen ’14 Mr. William Augustus Bowen III ’15 Mr. Curtis Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bowman Mr. and Mrs.* William Jackson Bowman III ’02 Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Bowman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alan Boyd ’91, ’91 Ms. Betsy Brandon Boyd Dr. Maurya M. Boyd and Mr. Robert T. Boyd ’84 Ms. Terrell Boyle Mr. Benjamin Forrest Boylston ’10 Miss Lauren Hart Brackett ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Razi Hunter Bradley ’93 Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rowland Branham Mr. William Arthur Branner IV ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carl Brasser Ms. Erika M. Marks and Dr. Ian N. Brauner Mr. and Mrs. William K. Brawley III Mr. Collin James Breeney ’09 Ms. Kelly Joan Breeney ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Robert Brege ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall Brenizer ’95 Miss Nancy Eleanor Pearson Brewer ’16 Mrs. Sandra Davis Brewer Ms. Michelle J. Breyer and Mr. Michael Andusko II ’00 Ms. Louise Shuford Brice Miss Mary Margaret Draper Brice ’16 Ms. Melissa Stewart Bridges ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Malcolm Briggs Mr. Kyle Brindle Jan and Jim Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Justin Alexander Brittain ’91 Mr. James Wesley Broadway Ms. Lucy Elizabeth Brock ’13 Ms. Katharine Bailey Brooks ’09 Mr. Ernest H. Broome III ’84 and Mr. Richard C. Helton, Jr.

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Mr. Zachary James Brouse ’14 Mrs. Amber Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brown ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Brown ’96 Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett Brown Ms. Kathryn Brown Mr. and Mrs. Rick Brown Mr. William B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Brown III ’85 Mr. William Lanier Brown, Jr. ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Browne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brunton Ms. Emily Adele Bryant ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Bryant III ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Bryant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Reid Bryant ’03 Mr. William F. Bryant III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Krzysztof Brycki Mr. and Mrs. William S. Buchly Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Buck III Mr. and Mrs. Jiri Budinsky ’08 Mr. and Mrs. David Bullock Ms. Monica Bullock Dr. Katherine Megan Bulthuis ’00 and Mr. Brian Bulthuis Mr. James Archibald Bunn III Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burgess ’95 Mrs. Lesley Koren Burke Mr. Morgan O’Brien Burke Miss Mary Corbin Burlingame ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Burrell Mr. Jeff Buseick Miss Kaelin Rae Bush ’16 Mr. Lewis Butts Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anthony Byers II Mr. Aldo Caballero and Dr. Paola R. Uceda Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Caddell ’97 Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Caddell Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Cagley ’77 Mr. Richard Kent Caldwell, Jr. ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Caligiuri, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Julian Callari ’94 Ms. Mary Owen McDowell Calloway ’99 Miss Rachel Nicole Calloway ’14 Dr. Katie Brookman Cameron ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cammer Dr. and Dr. John Frederick Camp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Monroe Campbell Ms. Theresa Anne Campobasso ’04 Ms. Rebecca Cross Canady Mrs. Lisa Atlas Candon ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Canniff Mr. Christopher Thomas Cannon ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Capito, Jr. Mrs. Claire Shea Caraballo and Mr. Hugo Caraballo Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Carbert Mr. Chasen Taylor Carbone ’10 Mrs. Gerald J. Cardinale, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Carlisle Miss Catherine Louise Carlson ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin Carlson Ms. Elizabeth Ann Carlson ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpinelli Mr. Macon Thomas Carroll ’06 Ms. Kalyn Samson Carson ’08 Mr. Joseph John Cartafalsa Mr. and Mrs. Marc P. Cartafalsa

Ms. Laurie B. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Luther Carter Mr. Ryan Alexander Carter ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Matthew Case ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Allen Case Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Cash Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Caskey Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Cathcart Dr. John V. Cattie Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent Cattie, Jr. ’93 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cerbie Ms. Melissa Cerbie Champions for Education, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Puneet Kumar Chandhok Mr. and Mrs. David Early Chanon ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Boyd Chapman ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Newberry Chapman, Sr. Mrs. Lillian McGarity Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Todd Masters Chapman ’99 Miss Jennifer Durham Chappell ’16 Mr. Scott Emory Chappell, Jr. ’15 Dr. Cynthia Korlei Nortey and Dr. William Jude Charles Charlotte Sports Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dennis Chatto ’83 Mr. and Mrs. David L Cheatwood Ms. Bonnie R. Cheek Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cheevers Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chen Miss Kara Guo Chen ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Chesney ’82, ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton Chitty III ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cigler ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Cincotta ’02 Mr. Robert W. Cizmar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Clapp Mrs. Laurel L. Odell-Clapp and Mr. Martin W. Clapp Mr. Sean Michael Clark-Weis ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Clark ’06 Mrs. Denise Taylor Clark ’09 Mr. Gregory David Clark Mr. Thomas Denton Clark ’17 Mr. William Donald Clark Dr. and Mrs. William Mackey Clark Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Clarke ’02 Ms. Michele T. Classe Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Claytor Mr. and Mrs. David Anthony Clegg ’01, ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert William Clegg III ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Arthur Clement Mr. and Mrs. Pat Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Clontz Dr. Norvin Aaron Clontz Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Aaron Clontz II Mr. Matthew Graydon Cloud ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Cloud ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dickson Clover CLS 1st Grade Class (2017)

CLS Library Staff (2018) CLS Lower School Faculty (2018) Mrs. Nicole Coan Mrs. Elizabeth Yardley Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yardley Cobb ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenneth Coble Dr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Cockerham ’02 Ms. Elizabeth Grace Cockerham ’04 Mrs. Linda B. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Coleman Mrs. Dawn Collier Dr. Christina Collura Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John Colombo Dr. Lowell Rayburn Combs ’95 and Mr. Doug Combs Mr. and Mrs. David L. Conlan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Conner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Connor Mr. and Mrs. Gregory John Connors ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Conway ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Cook Ms. Jennifer Lynn Atlas ’02 and Mr. Aaron Cook Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lyle Cook ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cooke Mr. Andrew Sean Cooney ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cooney Ms. Tyler Powell Cooney ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Cooper Mrs. Ann M. Copeland Dr. Meredith L. Quimby and Dr. Kevin B. Coppage Mr. Zachary Andrew Corbin ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joseph Corcoran IV ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cosper Mr. Joseph Coston Ms. Yevgeniya Jenny Coston Hon. Patricia Ann Cotham Dr. Rebecca Courter and Mr. Jeremiah Courter Mr. and Mrs. William Kim Cousar Mr. and Mrs. Wade Bonham Cowan ’77 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cowan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Foreman Cox III ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Edward Craig Mr. Matthew Anderson Craig ’17 Mr. Perrin William Craig ’19 Dr. and Mrs. Scott Anthony Crane Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Creamer, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Benner Bittenger Crigler Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cripps Ms. Havlin Crispin Crittendon ’08 Mr. and Mrs. William Burrell Crittendon III Mr. David Mark Crockett ’94 Ms. Katherine Dickson Crockett ’94 Mrs. Cari Breeney Croom ’10 Mr. Michael Evan Cropper ’00 Mr. and Dr. Oliver Roane Cross III Miss Elizabeth Barnes Crutchfield ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher George Cudabac Mr. and Mrs. Julio Edenilson Cuellar Dr. and Mrs. John H. Culp Mr. and Mrs. Chad Cunnigan

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SUPPORTING HEALTHY MINDS AND BODIES The Strength Center dedicated by the Middendorf/Anderson Family

By Kristin and Marty Middendorf Parents to Brock ’21 and Kayla ’23 We have always appreciated how Latin carefully and thoughtfully plans for its growth and balances academic, athletic, and artistic priorities. When we were considering Latin for our own family, we were impressed that all of these areas were equally valued and supported.

The school’s expansion over the last 12 years — from the Inlustrate Orbem Building to the Howard Levine Athletic Campus to the Horne Performing Arts Center — shows just how much Latin values educating the whole child. With equal importance, The Nest and Extended Day help attract, retain, and support Latin’s amazing faculty and staff.

Pictured above: Brock ’21, Marty, Kristin, and Kayla ’23 Middendorf & grandparents Mary and Bruce Anderson with their family plaque at the Strength Center dedication ceremony on October 5, 2020.

Pictured on right: Grandparents Patricia and Frank Middendorf reside in Florida but proudly support Charlotte Latin School.

Both of our parents, Mary and Bruce Anderson and Patricia and Frank Middendorf, are strong supporters of education and give back to their grandchildren’s schools, their own alma maters, and to underserved schools in their local communities. While we don’t often stop to think about the impact we make through our multi-generational family giving, we feel blessed to contribute to a school we love and that has provided an outstanding overall educational experience.

There was no question in our minds that we wanted to contribute to the Vision2020 campaign. The wellness priority was meaningful to us because wellness and mental health are in the headlines every day. A state-of-the-art facility like the Strength Center supports our athletes’ needs and offers all students a place to work out, de-stress, and build healthy minds and bodies. In addition, we are a sports family! Frank played football, Bruce played basketball, and Marty played hockey at the college level.

Latin just celebrated 50 years. By supporting Latin today, we can all help ensure it continues to be a sought-after, high-performing academic institution for decades to come.

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Ms. Margaret Alston Currie ’08 Mrs. Leeda Stockton Currin Ms. Mariah Barnes Currin ’82 and Mr. Kevin Brewton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Curtis Mr. Seth Curtis and Ms. LaShara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. William Brent Curtis Mr. and Mrs. George Custodio CVS Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. D’Allaird Dr. Eimile R. Dalton-Fitzgerald and Mr. Drue Fitzgerald ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Dalton Ms. Delaney Dandridge Dalton ’11 Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Dalton ’05, ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Grady Dalton ’96 Mr. Robert I. Dalton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalton ’82 Mr. and Mrs. James Samuel Daniels II Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Daniels ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dannemann Mr. William Benson Dargusch ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Milburn Davant, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Davant ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston Davenport III ’01 Ms. Rebecca Elizabeth Davenport ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Davies Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Davies Mr. Brian Lee Davis Ms. Eve Forester Davis ’13 Mr. James Frederick Davis IV ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes Davis IV ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Davis Mr. Victor James Davis ’13 Mr. Hampton Drew Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Fernando de Oliveira ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Burnette Dean Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darnell Deason ’75 Ms. Jenna Kate DeCarlo ’06 Mr. Michael Reid DeCarlo ’10 Mr. Steven Nicholas DeCarlo ’11 Mr. Brandon Robert DeCurtins ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Reade Warner DeCurtins Mr. and Mrs. William Carlson Dedmon Dr. and Mrs. Gary DeFilipp Mr. Levi Daniel DeFilipp ’07 Dr. Miriam Eve DeFilipp ’09 Mr. Samuel Joseph DeFilipp ’05 Dr. Zachariah Michael DeFilipp ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DeLauro Mrs. Frances Byrd Deller ’02 Ms. Adrienne Dellinger ’90 and Mr. Gregory Scott Mr. and Dr. Bertrand Delobelle Mr. and Mrs. Guido DeMaere Mr. Alexander James Demas ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Dempsey III Ms. Elke Dennis Mrs. Anne F. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Michael DePaola, Jr. Ms. Cristina DePaz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perry Derrenbacher ’03 Mr. and Mrs. G. Steele Dewey

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Dr. Pramesh Dhakal and Dr. Shalinee Jha Dr. Pushpinder Kaur and Mr. Navdeep Dhillon Mr. and Mrs. Parshant Kumar Dhiman Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cameron Dickerson ’88, ’88 Mr. Richard Wade Diffee ’79 Ms. Stacy Digieso ’00 Mrs. Gail Conder Dings Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dion Ms. Katie Dirks Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Stephen DiRoma Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dixon III ’88 Mr. Wayne Robert Docherty, Jr. ’94 Ms. Wendy Sue Docherty ’94 Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Dockery III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dodds Mrs. Jean Bear Dodson Ms. Blair Carriker Donald ’85 Mr. Marion Lide Coggeshall Donald Mr. and Mrs. Bob Douglas Mr.* and Mrs. Roddey Dowd, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Lindsay Dowdy Mr. Hamilton Driver Dowdy ’15 Mr. Reed Perryman Dowdy ’13 Dr. and Mrs. William E. Downey Mr. Brendan Joseph Downing ’16 Mr. Connor Andrew Downing ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deas Downing ’99 Ms. Helen Dragas Mr. Alec James Dragelin ’11 Miss Hope Noelle Dragelin ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy John Dragelin Mr. and Mrs. Zachary William Drozda Mr. and Mrs. Jere A. Drummond Ms. Diana Lynn Dubick ’05 Mr. Thomas Albert Dubick II ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Dubick Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Joseph Ducey ’03, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Duff Ms. Meaghan Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Dunlop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Dunn Dr. Laurie F. McWilliams and Dr. Jeffrey A. Dunnigan Mr. and Mrs. John S. DuPuy Mr. and Mrs. David Duquette Mr. Robert Welles Durden ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Swandip Dutt Ms. Ashley Marie Dyke ’13 Mr. and Mrs. C. Steven Eagle ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Earle Mr. Charles Mason Earp ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jade S. Eastridge Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillman Edwards III ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Edwards ’95 Mrs. Sharon R. Edwards Ms. Teresa Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roy Edwards Ms. Juanita M. Efird Mr. and Mrs. Michael Egues Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ehrenberg Mr. and Mrs. Andre Elam Mr. William Robert Elder ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher John Elliott ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ellis

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Mr. and Mrs. Walker Bush Ellis Mr. Henry James Ellison ’14 Ms. Sarah Loving Ellison ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Ellison ’79 Mr. and Mrs. A. Lance Emory Mr. Kyle Morton Ensor ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Craig Estep Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ethridge ’06 Mr. Ehimere Tokoni Etomi ’07 Miss Ann Coleman Evans ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stewart Evans Ms. Diane Jenae Evans* Mr. Jackson Walter Evans ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle William Evans IV ’90, ’93 Miss Leila Welborn Evans ’15 Dr. and Mrs. Raeburn M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennerly Wolfe Evans Ms. Katherine Evatt Mr. and Mrs. John Malcolm Everett ’96 Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Everett III Ms. Emily Rudd Ey ’07 Ms. Mary Fabian Mr. John Anderson Fagg, Sr. Ms. Mary Cameron Faison ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Fann ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Naguib H. Farah Ms. Missy Hoopingarner and Mr. Larry Farber Dr. and Mrs. Zachary Luke Farmer ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Farmer Dr. and Mrs. Arman K. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Sean O. Farrell ’99 Ms. Elizabeth Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Neil T. Fay Mr. Alexander Felizzola Mr. Paul Alexander Fellers ’77 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fennebresque, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Bryan Ferebee ’77 Ms. Theresa Elaine Ferguson Ms. Lindsey Mann Field Mr. and Mrs. Chad Andrew Fights Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robert Filanowicz Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hall Filer Mr. and Mrs. Matt Filpi ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David Kevin Finby Ms. Ashley Sutherland Finke ’13 Mr. John William Finn ’08 Mr. Patrick Doherty Finn, Jr. ’03 Ms. Laurie Fischer Mr. Andrew John Fish ’16 Mr. and Mrs. John Fish Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. E. Carl Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robinson Fisher ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Fisher Miss Austin Lindsey Fitzgerald ’18 Mr. Robert E. Fitzgerald, Jr.* Ms. Doreen M. Fitzpatrick Mrs. Erin Collins Fleischauer ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Fleischer Mrs. Bonnie Sands Fleming Ms. Helen Adams Fleming ’79 Mr. and Mrs. James Carlton Fleming, Jr. ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wade Flur Mrs. Emiko Flynn

Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Fogan ’01 Mr. Tucker Lawrence Fogg ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Raymond Foley, Jr. CPT. Harriet Cromwell Folsom ’07 Ms. Nykke Ford and Mr. Calvin Boone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fornshell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forshaw IV Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Fortenberry ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Foster ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Russell Matthew Foster Mr. and Mrs. James William Fouche III Mr. Preston Fowler ’95 Mr. Ed Fox III ’80 Ms. Elizabeth G. Fox Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Fox, Jr. Mr. James Noel Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Benjamin Frank ’06 Ms. Gretchan Frederick and Mr. Dave Cesa Mrs. Starr Wilson French Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fritze Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood Fuller III ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Jocquin Didier Fuller Mr. William Alex Fuller ’07 Mr. Donay V. Fullwood Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gail Mr. James Allyn Buckley Gallagher ’05 Mr. James Peyton Gallagher ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Graham Gallagher ’07, ’07 Mr. Elliot Andrew Gamble ’10 Mr. Harrison Cotter Gamble ’12 Miss Melanie Corinne Gamble ’16 Mr. Neilson Jacobs Gamble ’06 Mr. Carl Wilton Gambrell ’08 Mr. James Van Cleave Gambrell ’06 Ms. Anne Sydnor Gammon ’07 Ms. Elizabeth Louise Gammon ’10 Ms. Lauren LeeAnne Gardner ’99 Ms. Mary Alexandra Gardner ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gardner Mr. Nickolas Scott Gardner ’14 Mr. Ryan Walker Gardner ’15 Mr. William Bradford Gardner ’12 Mr. William Jack Gardner ’17 Miss Anna Elizabeth Garwood ’14 Mr. and Mrs. John Bandy Garwood Mr. Johnathon Wade Garwood ’13 Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Gaskin ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Collins Gately ’04 Mr. David Gatewood Ms. Julia Barrow Gatten ’05 Mrs. Yvonne Roth Gelpi* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Paul Gennett II ’82 Ms. Maxine Gentles Mr. Colin Joseph Geraghty ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patrick Geraghty Mr. and Mrs. Robert John Gerden Ms. Joelle F. Joseph and Mr. Jocelyn Germinal Ms. Effe Shemaiah Ghartey-Tagoe ’10 Ms. Essie Aseda Ghartey-Tagoe ’12 Ms. Gracie Ghartey-Tagoe ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kenyon Gibbs Mr. Andrew James Gibson ’09 Mr. Robert J. Gibson ’05 Ms. Mary Whedbee Giftos Ms. Catherine C. Gilbert

Ms. Cecilia Gilbert Mr. McArthur Currie Gilbert ’93 Ms. Caroline Hodges Gill ’10 Miss Catherine Lee Gill ’15 Ms. Mary Ashley Gill ’04 Mr. and Mrs. M. Braxton Gillam III ’75 Mr. and Mrs. James Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barrett Gilmer ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Edward Gipson Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Girard Dr. and Mrs. Charles John Girard II Miss Christina Marie Glaser ’16 Mr. Steven Patrick Glaser ’15 Dr. and Dr. David Michael Glasscock Mr. Joshua Glassman Ms. Karen C. Glenn Global Golf Post Mrs. Catalina Echeverry and Mr. Mauricio Gomez Mr. and Mrs. David J. Goode Mr. and Mrs. James Goodfield ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Michael Goodman ’77, ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Erickson Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan Gorman ’02 Mrs. Kaila Gottschling Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grace Mr. Michael Robert Grace, Jr. ’11 Ms. Katherine Michelle Grad ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Graham ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Evens Grammont, Jr. Ms. Lori Granath Ms. Katherine Schmitt ’94 and Mr. John Grant Mrs. Sherrill Dalton Grant Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelly Graves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Greathouse Mr. James Robert Green ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cauthen Green, Jr. Mr. Bruce H. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. James Greene, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson Greenoe ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gregg ’04 Ms. Ellen Gray Gregory ’11 Captain and Mrs. Brian Clark Gribble ’89 Ms. Ann Lyndon Griffin ’12 Mrs. Bonnie Beaty Griffin ’81 Mr. Charles N. Griffin II Mr. and Mrs. Tripp Griffin ’03 Ms. Shirley Griffin Mr. David Benjamin Noland Griffith ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Preston White Griffith ’78 Ms. Robin Waters Griffith ’78 Mr. Thomas Preston White Griffith ’10 Miss Mary Elizabeth Griggs ’18 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Charley Griggs Mr. and Mrs. William Grogan Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bell Guarnaccia ’98, ’97 Dr. and Mrs. Sanjeev Kumar Gulati Mrs. Amanda Mott Gunn ’07 Alekh and Sheeka Gupta Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gustave ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutmann Mr. and Mrs. Alton Larue Gwaltney III

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bruce Gwynn ’77 Dr. and Dr. Marcos Eduardo Haase Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Ernest Haggstrom Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Benjamin Hahn Mr. and Mr. Alexander Haines Dr. Randal Kevin Haldeman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Calhoun Hale Mr. Thomas Martin Halkyard ’16 Mr. William Laimbeer Halkyard ’18 Mr. and Mrs. David Kemp Hall ’87 Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hallett ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dominick Hallock Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Halperin Mr. Jacob Ian Halperin ’19 Ms. Gozelle Andrews Ham* Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hamilton Mr. Andrew Paul Hammitt Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hamner Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hance Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Handy ’06 Mr. Alec Robert Hanff ’15 Mr. Drew Edward Hanff ’14 Mr. Blake T. Hankins ’06 Mr. and Mrs. James Ronald Hankins Dr. and Mrs. Stevan T. Hanna Dr. Stephanie Ann Theresa Hannon ’01 Mrs. Lin Hansbrough Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Allen Hard ’97, ’97 Mr. David Scott Hardage ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Justin P. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hardison Mr. Cory Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Alistair Malcolm Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Timothy Hargrave Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Harkey ’82 Ms. Megan Elizabeth Harley ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Harper Mr. and Mrs. Roman Harper CPT. Jonté Kenyon Harrell ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Harrigan John W. Harris Family Foundation Mr. Andrew Jon Harris ’90 Mr. and Mrs. John William Harris III ’96, ’97 Mr. Cameron Harris Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Harris ’92 Dr. Jordan McDonald Harris ’02 Ms. Mary Beth Harris Mr. Michael David Harris ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Harris IV Ms. Tyler Kathryn Harris ’07 Mr. and Mrs. William Amos Harris, Jr. Dr. Hannah M. Harrison and Mr. Stephen W. Harrison Mr. David L. Harry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Cooper Hartley Mr. and Mrs. John Clifton Hastings IV ’05, ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hatcher Dr. Gen Hawgood and Mr. Clark Andrew Hawgood Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bourne Hawgood Ms. Caroline Ramsay Hawkins ’07 Ms. Mary Padgett Hawkins ’11 Ms. Caitlin Haworth Mr. Daniel Coleman Hayes ’04

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Mrs. Joanne Fleming Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pearce Hayes ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hechenbleikner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watson Hedrick Miss Haley Snipes Hedrick ’15 Mr. Luke Padgett Hedrick ’12 Ms. Britney Held Mr. and Mrs. David John Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hellmuth Mr. and Mrs. Scott Helminski ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Helsabeck Mr. and Mrs. Adonis Hembrick Mr. and Mrs. James Hendrix Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steven Henley, Jr. Mr. Larry Henry Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Henry Mr. Tyler Alan Henry ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Moore Hensley ’82 Mr. Jackson Lane Henson ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnes Henson Mr. Thomas Breckenridge Henson Ms. Valeria Hernandez Mr. John S. Herrick Mr. and Mrs. James Heuser ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Hewitt ’89 Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dean Hibbard Dr. Elizabeth Eve Hibberd ’04 Ms. Laura Antonia Hibberd ’02 Ms. Caroline Anne Hicks ’11 Ms. Laura Kathleen Hicks ’09 Mr. William Bradsher Hicks ’16 Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes Hidell Mr. and Mrs. John K. Higgins Mrs. Becky Green High ’10 Melissa Erwin Highsmith ’96 Mr. Ted Highsmith Ms. Nikki Hill Mr. and Mrs. Odis Felton Hill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray Hill, Jr. Ms. Sophia del Carmen Hilliard-Arce ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Brock Eugene Himan ’87 Ms. Helen Louise Hindal ’08 Miss Abigail Grace Hinrichs ’16 Mr. Ivan Carl Hinrichs Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hinshaw, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Worth Hinshaw, Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Carr Hinshaw ’89 Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Hinson Mr. John Theus Hinson ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Michael Hirsch Mrs. Jo-Ann Hitzemann Dr. and Mrs. Michael Skow Hoben Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt P. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Hodges, Jr. ’04, ’03 Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Hodges ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Andrew Hodgkins Mr. and Mrs. Newton Park Hoey, Jr. ’77 Ms. Ashlee Marie Hoilett ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William Holder ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Talley Holland ’92 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hollingsworth Ms. Jennifer Dawn Holloway ’93

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HAWK STRONG A Conversation with Keith Brunnemer ’93 The new McIntosh Leadership Center, a hallmark of the Vision2020 Brunnemer Family campaign, was once known to our alumni as the 100/200 Building. The hallowed halls are now transformed and connected to Latin’s iconic walkways by a bridge named Alumni Way, honoring the many alumni who generously support the Vision2020 campaign.

What inspired you to support Alumni Way? As I reflected on Latin’s 50-year history, I thought of all the people who contributed to Latin’s growth and success over the years. In particular, I was inspired to give in honor of three women who were important in my life and at Latin, and whom we have lost: Anna Kennedy ’93 (in 1993), Sunny Harris Hutchinson ’93 (in 2018), and Evangeline McMahan (in 2009; mother of Debbie Frail ’88, Eddie McMahan ’93, and Julie McMahan ’97). They, along with their families, made a tremendous impact on the Latin community.

Why is it important for Latin alumni to give back?

Our gifts pay forward the outstanding experiences we were fortunate enough to have. One of the Vision2020 campaign priorities is investing in financial assistance, so by supporting the campaign, my gift helps provide access to a Latin education for families without the means to achieve it on their own.

What are your hopes for Latin’s future?

The quality of the new facilities is the most impressive part of Latin’s growth since my time as a student. Looking ahead, I want to see Latin continue the pursuit of academic excellence while also focusing on developing grounded and well-rounded leaders who make a positive impact in their communities.

Greatest Latin memories?

Mr. Starner’s math class; Coach Mac’s pre-game speeches, and the walk down the hill to Patten Stadium on Varsity Football game nights.

Want to learn more about how you can leave your own legacy at Latin?

Alumni gifts of $1,000 or more will be permanently recognized on Alumni Way. Contact Sally Smith at sally.smith@charlottelatin.org for more information.

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Mr. Edwin William Holt ’12 Mrs. Leigh Ann Holt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Andrew Holt Mr. and Mrs. Will Holt ’00, ’00 Mr. and Mrs. David Michael Holtzer Mr. Chuck Hood Mrs. Beth Francis Hood ’77 Mrs. Margaret Grainger Hooks Ms. Dianne R. Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard Hormberg, Jr. ’85 Mr. Patrick McLean Horrigan ’02 Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Robert Horstman III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anthony Horton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horton Kathy ’78 and Steve Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Mark Houston ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Barry Howard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Howard Mrs. Jamie ’06 and Dr. Andrew ’05 Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Huber Mrs. Sarah Brock Hubert ’07 Mr. and Mrs. James Philip Huffstetler ’82 Miss Anne Chapman Hughes ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Scott Hughes Mr. Christopher Hughey Ms. Kate E. Hughey Dr. and Dr. Ryan Keith Hukill ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hull Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Harrison Hull Ms. Rozlyn Humphrey Mr. Charlton Hunley Mrs. Lynda Wray Hunley ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lang Hunter ’00 Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Huntley Mr. Rick Hutchins Ms. Leslie Hylton Mr. Joshua Z. Ibanez Mr. and Mrs. Sean Reade Ilharramendy ’02 Mrs. Audrey Inbody Mr. Alvin E. Irwin III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Neil Isaacs Ms. Jasmine Lenese Isley ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Ivanoff Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lee Ives III ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Jackson ’76 Ms. Melissa Lynn Jackson Mr. Michael ’02 and Mrs. Elizabeth ’02 Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Ricky W. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Jaen Mr. Clarence Henry James* 1st Lt. William Chandler James II ’06 Mr. Kevin Joseph Jamison ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Richard Jansen Mr. Guido Jaramillo-Blum ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jarnagin Dr. Diep Thi Nguyen and Dr. S. Taylor Jarrell Mr. Kyle Hogan Jarzmik ’01 Ms. Cherie Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. James Tyson Jeffus Ms. Elaine Summerville Jenkins ’76 Mr. and Mrs. George Gatlin Jenkins ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Jody Jennings

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Ms. Meara Christine Jernigan ’04 Mr. and Mrs. William Winston Jetton Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Jeu de Vine ’83 Mr. and Ms. Cheng Jin Dr. and Mrs. Karan Bobby Johar Mr. David Edward Johnson ’90 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Johnson Dr. Erik Johnson and Ms. Marlo Kosanovich Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Johnson ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Lance Houston Johnson Dr. and Dr. Michael Johnson Mrs. Morgan Holt Johnson ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Randy R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Clark Johnson ’82 Miss Anna Susan Jones ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Currell Jones ’96 Mr. Christopher Stephen Jones ’12 Dr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stephen Jones, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Rand Jones Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Jones Mr. Larsen Rand Jones ’08 Miss Nancy Dixon Jones ’15 Ms. Rebecca Allston Jones ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur Jones, Jr. ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Allen Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Walter Jordan ’85 Mr. Matthew Timothy Jordan ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gilchrist Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weldon Jorgensen ’88 Jostens Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Justice ’90 Mrs. Jen Riggi Kajan ’02 Mr. Stephen Henry Kaliski ’03 Mrs. Barbara C. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levi Kanofsky Ms. Ebba P. Karlsson Mr. Robert Jan Karlsson Ms. Eliza Dora Karp ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Cory William Kasimov Ms. Hanako Kawabata ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Patrick Kearney ’04 Mr. Conor Ross Keeley ’11 Mr. Duncan Kirk Keeley ’16 Ms. Rory Moran Keeley ’13 Ms. Jennifer E. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Reed Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kennedy Mr. and Dr. Brian Faires Kennelly ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Thomas Kennelly, Jr. ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kennelly Mrs. Adair Tamplin Kenny Ms. Reagan Elizabeth Kenwell ’00 Ms. Alexandra Jane Kern ’11 Mr. Zachary Meade Kern ’11 Mr. Sean Conor Kerrigan ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Kessler Mr. Stuart Andrew Kessler ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Kester Mr. and Mrs. Christoph Emile Khouri

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Dr. and Dr. William Kiblinger ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Michael Kiefer Ms. Sarah Kilby Mr. Connor Daniel Kilkenny ’04 Ms. Jane Catherine Kilkenny ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Killingsworth Miss Elyssa Naeun Kim ’19 Mrs. Elizabeth Kim and Mr. Song Kim Ms. Carissa Rachelle King ’08 Dr. Joanne A. Lagmay and Dr. Joseph John King III ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Scott King Mrs. Stacey Thompson King ’05 Dr. Christian Tyler Kirkland ’05 Dr. Elizabeth Kirkland ’04 and Mr. Jonathan Lewis Kirkland ’02 Ms. Lisa McKay Kirkland ’10 Mrs. Nancy Howard Kiser Dr. and Mrs. Robert Howard Kiser ’89 Ms. Maria Klein Ms. Mary Elizabeth Ashby Klein ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Lawrence Klingenberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross Klingman, Jr. Dr. Jason Keith Klopotowski Ms. Jennifer Lynn Klopotowski Mr. James William Kyle Knauff V ’07 Drs. Sarah and Kenneth Alan Kneidel Ms. Anjalique Knight Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knott Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Michael Koch Mr. and Mrs. Owen William Koch ’00 Mr. and Mrs. John Kocher Mr. Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Kohlmeier Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Robert Kohn Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Demosthenes Kokenes ’79 Miss Hariklea Vasilike Kokenes ’14 Ms. Rachel Constantina Kokenes ’10 Mr. Philip Haywood Koonce IV ’08 Miss Virginia Murphy Koonce ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Korkowski Mr. and Mrs. Reed Kracke Ms. Kathy Kraus and Mr. Stuart Rosse Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kreshon, Sr. ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard William Kressner Mrs. Saraswathi K. Muppala and Mr. Bhavanisankar Krishnamurthy Ms. Sara Elizabeth Kryder ’96 Mrs. KeriAnn White Kuperman ’03 Mr. and Mrs. William Adam Kutner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Ik-Whan Kwon Ms. Amanda B. Labrie Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Ladd ’03 Ms. Marilene Viana de Melo and Mr. Wilsoemar Lahass Mr. and Mrs. Preston Lahmann Mr. and Mrs. Manoj Kumar Lamba ’02, ’03 Ms. Katherine Lynn Lambert ’91 Mr. Louis Henry Lambert ’16 Mr. Austin Carruth Lancaster ’15 Miss Elizabeth Marion Lancaster ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Lance Larson Lancaster Mr. Kelly Land Mr. and Mrs. Eric John Langerman Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Langston IV ’96 Mr. David Lankford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd Lankford Mr. Thomas Todd Lankford, Jr. ’07

Mrs. Caitlin Taylor Lapeyre ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lapuente Mr. and Mrs. Donald LaRocca ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Latham Dr. and Mrs. Harold Frank Latta III ’77 Mr. and Mrs. David John Laubach II Mrs. Carolyn Linden Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wright Lawrence III Mrs. Martha Best Lawson Mr. James Townsend Layton ’16 Mr. Thomas Saunders Layton, Jr. ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stoughton Lea, Jr. ’82 Mr. Melvin Leak Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Lebda Mr. Joseph B. Ledbetter Mr. Mason Foster LeDonne ’14 Mr. Reid Thomas LeDonne ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Foster LeDonne Ms. Catrina Lee Miss Emma Nicole Lee ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ashton Lee Ms. Stacey M. Lee and Ms. Valerie L. Delby Ms. Amy Frances Lefkof Dr. Catherine Luden Benton Lerner and Mr. Reid M. Lerner ’95 Mr. and Mrs. R. Glenn Lesley Mr. Harry Kevin Levine ’86 and Mr. Louis Sinkoe Ms. Antoinette D. Levy and Mr. Alexis H. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace Levy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lewis Ms. Elizabeth Morris Lewis ’08 Dr. and Mrs. Garry Lee Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Ramos Lewis ’03 Ms. Mary Wyatt Lewis ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Scott Lewis ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Holcombe Leyton ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Enrique Leyva Ms. Vickie Liagas Timothy and Nancy Lietz Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kevin Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Milton Litaker III ’81 Miss Linda Daniel Litaker ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glenn Little ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jianhai Liu Mrs. Mengli Li and Mr. Xianghua Liu Mr. Thomas Fraser Livingston ’00 Mrs. Jennie E. Livingstone ’97 and Mr. Alex Livingstone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llamas Mrs. Larissa Soto and Mr. Bernardo Llerenas Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ellis Lloyd Mr. William T. Lloyd ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Clay Lockett, Jr. Miss Jane Bratton Lockwood ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Loeffler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dandridge Logan IV ’98 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Long Mr. and Mrs. Tim Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long Mr. and Mrs. Alexandre Ricarte Lopes Mr. Peter Albert Lossau ’04 Mr. Kenneth C. Loughlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lourie ’75 Mr. Walter Robert Lovejoy ’13

Mrs. Catherine Cavender Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wescott Lowe Mr. and Mrs. John Lubkin ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lucas ’04 Miss Claire Tourné Lucas ’16 Mr. George Woodruff Lucas ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Charles Trent Lucas ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Allen Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Michael Lucas Mr. Robert Theodore Lucas IV ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McGilvray Lucas ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Clevie Clifford Luckadoo III ’95 Mr. and Dr. Chris Lupfer Dr. and Mrs. David Jerome Lyons Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Steven Arthur Lyons Mrs. Bev MacBain Mr. and Mrs. Lang MacBain ’77 Mr. Christian Emmanuel Mackey ’14 Ms. Rachel Nichole Mackey ’16 Mr. George MacDonald Mackie V ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christopher Madara ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Maher Ms. Shannon Ann Majors ’05 Ms. Vidya Majumdar Mr. Jeffrey Hobbs Maker ’10 Dr. and Mrs. Darryl E. Malak Dr. and Mrs. Ekkehard Maldfeld Mr. and Mrs. Johan L.A. Malmqvist Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mann ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Paul John Manos ’00 Mr. Joshua Abraham Manuel ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Andrew Manuel Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Manwaring Ms. Charisse Mapp Ms. Eleanor Fleming Mark ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Caylor Mark III ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Caylor Mark, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Marquard Mrs. Karen S. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Styles Marshall, Jr. ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Martin Ms. Cynthia Esther Martin Miss Dominique Rashida Martin ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blaine Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ben Martin ’93 Ms. Frances P. Martin Dr. and Mrs. Dan J. Martinie Ms. Lisa C. Massardo Mr. Michael A. Massardo Mrs. Renna McNair Massey Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dale Masters ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas R. Mathile Mr. Nathan Thomas Mathis ’06 Mrs. D. Lane Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charles Maund Mr. and Mrs. John Mautone Mr. Andrew Ward Maxwell ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Addison K. May ’78 Mrs. J. Gary Maynard, Jr. Mr. Timothy J. Mayopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Leighton McAdams ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Judson McAdams, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. McAlister ’78 Ms. Anne Wilson McAlister ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. McAlister Mr. and Mrs. John Worth McAlister ’76 Ms. Lacy Reid McAlister ’10 Ms. Mary Katherine McAlister ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vaughn McAlister II ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Barnwell Palmer McArthur III ’04 Mr. and Mrs. B. Palmer McArthur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John William McAuley III Mr. and Mrs. Angus Murdoch McBryde III ’80 Dr. and Mrs. John Peter Rostan McBryde ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Neill G. McBryde Mr. and Mrs. Neill Gregory McBryde, Jr. ’95 Miss Mary Elliott McCabe ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Ross McCarley Mr. and Mrs. Craig McCarter Mr. Michael James McClelland ’17 Mr. Colin Matthew McCrory ’07 Mr. Hayes Patrick McCullagh ’13 Ms. Joann Carol McDaniel Ms. Kathleen Ryan McDeavitt ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Angus Morris McDonald III ’95 Mr. Peter Adams McDowell ’08 Mr. and Mrs. William Patton McDowell III Mr. and Mrs. Patton McDowell Dr. and Mrs. William Aubrey McEachern ’05, ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Mikell Alvin McElroy Mr. Daniel Edward McFalls ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. McGarry Ms. Elizabeth Myers McGarry ’12 Mr. Hamilton Scott McGinnis ’11 Mr. John Adair McGinnis ’14 Mr. William LaMar McGinnis ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGirt Ms. Margaret McGlohon Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas McGlone Mr. Archibald Nock McIntosh III ’10 Ms. Debra R. McIntosh Mr. Jeffrey Matthew McIntosh ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Alan McKee ’80 Mr. and Mrs. John Francis McKenzie ’93 Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis McKinney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert David McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan McLean ’93 Ms. Tara L. McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Britt Creighton McMaster ’84 Mr. John Simms McMaster ’12 Mrs. Liza Price McNair ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Read McNichols ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Vincent McNulty ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. McNulty Ms. Karen L. McQuaid and Mr. Thomas C. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. McRae Miss Caitlyn Nicole Meanor ’18

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Mr. Austin James Medall ’09 Miss Dorothea Francis Medearis ’15 Ms. Margaret Lethco Medearis ’10 Mr. Martin Drury Medearis ’83 Mr. and Mrs. William Fields Medearis III ’76 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Medearis, Jr. Ms. Ashley Rose Medeiros ’12 Mr. Gerald Francis Meek Reverend and Mrs. Brent A. Melton Mr. Jake Thomas Melville ’12 Mr. Simon Avi Menaker ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Barlyk K. Mendygaziyev Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn W. Menser Mr. and Mrs. Jason Mercer Mr. Shelton Douglas Metcalf ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Chase Michael Metheney ’94 Ms. Lindsey Andrews Metzger ’06 Mr. Michael Clayton Metzger ’13 Mr. Robert Andrews Metzger III ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blakeney Meyer ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Frederick Michael ’75 Ms. Katharina Anna-Sophia Miles ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Miller Dr. and Mrs. Mark Miller ’77 Ms. Meredith C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Reco Romaine Miller Mr. Robert Bruce Miller ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerome Milton ’82 Ms. Marty Minchin and Mr. Chris Metzel Mr. and Mrs. Scott Christopher Minnig Mr. and Mrs. George Mirgorod ’84 Mr. and Mrs. David Lentz Misenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wayne Mishoe ’96 Mr. Brian Andrew Mittl ’12 Miss Caroline Jean Mittl ’15 Mr. Gregory Stephen Mittl ’08 Drs. Valerie and Robert Louis Mittl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Clifford Mizer ’00 Dr. and Mrs. Reed Mockaitis ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Ravindra Babu Modukuri Mr. and Mrs. Nazr Mohammed Mrs. Julie Grace Mon ’07 and Dr. Dyfrig Mon Miss Cecelia Judith Monnin ’18 Miss Eloise Phillips Monnin ’18 Mr. Jackson Robert Monnin ’15 Miss Morgan Taylor Montgomery ’17 Mr. and Mrs. William Montgomery, Jr. Ms. LaVonia Churisse Montouté ’09 Ms. Katie Lauren Moody ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Moore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carlton Moore III Dr. Kelly M. Crawford and Dr. John D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Brenden Moore ’11 Mrs. Malai Walker Moorman ’08 Mr. and Mrs. W. Theodore Moreland Mr. and Mrs. Craig Michael Morgan II Mr. Gary Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond Morgan Ms. Frances Marie Morgann ’01 Mr. and Mrs. John Bruce Morrill, Jr. ’86 Mrs. Amy B. Morris

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Ms. Morgan Baker Morris Ms. Shirley Annette Morris Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Beaty Morrow ’95 Mrs. Anzhela Tutovani and Mr. Davit Mosiashvili Ms. Laura M. Mosman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel John Mosrie Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kevin Mosteller Mr. Wayne L. Mosteller Mrs. Charlotte Mott Mrs. Sarah Farmer Mott ’97 Mr. Scott Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mulligan Dr. and Mrs. William F. Mullis Ms. Farrell Margaret Murphy ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bryan Murphy Mr. Colin Murray Dr. and Mrs. Hemant Murthy ’00 Mr. Charles Nelson Myers Miss Elizabeth Caroline Medearis Myers ’16 Ms. Elizabeth Medearis Myers ’80 Mrs. Megan Lew Myers ’96 Mr. Jacob Stewart Nabatoff ’13 Mr. Sebastian Brant Nabatoff ’15 Mr. Wyatt Ian Nabatoff ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Timothy Nabors Ms. Suzanne F. Nash Mr. and Mrs. William Allan Nash Mrs. Jaime M. Nashbar Callicutt and Mr. Rick Callicutt Dr. Janice Stelljes Naumann Ms. Pertrulia Neal Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Burton Neely Mr. Tommie Neely, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Corey Joel Neilson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kevin Neligan Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Alexander Nemirow Dr. Irina V. Nesmelova and Dr. Yuri E. Nesmelov Dr. Terza Lima-Neves and Mr. Luis Neves Mr. and Mrs. Michael Benjamin Newman ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Newton ’00 NFL Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thang Nguyen Mrs. Diane Hazard-Ngwanza and Mr. Serge Ngwanza Mr. Eric Clark Nichols ’89 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Nichols, Jr. Ms. Amy Lynn D. Nicholson ’01 Dr. Mimi Nick and Mr. Jeff Nick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slemons Nielsen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David John Niles Mrs. Christine Norman Dr. and Mrs. John Gray Norris Mr. and Mrs. James Rader Nowicke ’04 Mr. Daniel ’97 and Mrs. Meredith ’98 Nunn Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall Nunn ’01 Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Nuzum Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fenton Oakey ’93 Miss Anne Isabella Oates ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oates Mr. David Harris Oates ’12

Mr. John Robison Oates ’15 Dr. and Mrs. Francis Obeng Mr. and Mrs. William Farley O’Brien ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carlisle O’Bryan ’95, ’95 Mr. and Dr. Michael Thomas O’Callaghan Mr. and Mrs. Sean Christopher O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Stuart O’Connor Mrs. Kelly H. Kim and Dr. Chang K. Oh Mr. John Casey O’Keefe ’12 Miss Caroline Elizabeth Okel ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Westcott Okel Ms. Chimdimma Ugonna Chinemerem Okwara ’12 Ms. Nnenna E. C. Okwara ’09 Mr. Obinnaya Kelechukwu Okwara ’08 Mr. Tobenna Benedict Okwara ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Allan Oldre Mr. and Mrs. Brian Arundel O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Henry Omirly Mr. and Mrs. Bill Onsrud ’74 Mr. and Mrs. G. Kenneth Orndorff Mr. Raley Kenneth Orndorff ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Everett Osborn II Mr. Westin Everett Osborn ’14 Mr. and Mrs. David Gerard Oster Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Otarola Mr. and Mrs. William Brett Owen ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn D. Owen III ’84 Mr. Charles Jackson Owens II Mr. Michael Blake Owens ’03 Ms. Claire Legrand Pace ’12 Mr. Gaudencio Powell Paguibitan Mr. and Mrs. David Lester Paige II Mr. Andrew Derek Painter ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Manual Palao Mr. and Mrs. Steven Roy Pangalos Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kent Panther, Jr. Mr. Andrew Paul Papadopulos ’12 Ms. Tanu Chandra and Mr. Alfred Papali Dr. and Mrs. Gladden John Pappin ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Yandrick Paraison Mrs. Salem Gregory Paramore ’06* Mr. Jason Robert Parker Ms. Jessica Anne Parker Mr. and Mrs. Brian Parker Mr. Russell Parker, Jr. Mrs. Jacqueline R. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parsley Ms. Carolyn Parsons Mr. Christopher Mark Paschal ’13 Mr. David Douglas Paschal ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clyde Paschal Mr. Mark Richard Paschal ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mark Paschal Mr. Patrick Jonathan Paschal ’17 Mr. Paul Joseph Paschal ’10 Ms. Kim Pasley Dr. Sejal Patel and Mr. Kunal Patel Mr. Neil Nimish Patel ’16 Mr. Bailey Patrick, Jr. Mr. John Freeman Patten ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lehman Patterson ’08 Mr. and Mrs. James Mims Patterson III ’77

Dr. and Mrs. John A. Patti Dr. and Mrs. Peter Michael Payne Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Payne Mr. James Matthew Pearson ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Pearson Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michael Pennacchia ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick Perkins Mr. Rome Isaac Perlman ’06 Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Perrigo ’18 Ms. Donna Haigler Perry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas William Perry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Battle Peters ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jerry Peters Ms. Katherine Ann Peters ’11 Mrs. Phyllis McKnight Peters Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Frank Pettus ’90 Mr. David Harmon Pharr, Jr. ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thomas Phillips III ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Walker P. Phillips ’94 Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Phipps, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas James Pirro Mr. Roddey Hegler Player, Jr. ’09 Ms. Whitney Christine Player ’05 Dr. and Mrs. Drew Patterson Plonk ’99 Ms. Caroline Plyler Dr. and Mrs. William Edward Poe III ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pointon Mr. and Mrs. David Anthony Pollet, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richard Pomerleau Mr. and Mrs. James Lynn Pomplun ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Pontillo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold Ponton III ’04 Ms. B. Elizabeth Poole ’78 Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Poole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver Porter II ’01 Mrs. Anita Griffin Postal ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Potts III ’03 Mr. Tommy Gus Poulos ’01 Ms. Latoya Pousa Mr. and Mrs. John Graff Powell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward Powell III ’92 Ms. Anne Sexton Powers ’11 Mr. James Fitzsimmons Powers III ’10 Ms. Kathleen Alicia Powers ’08 Ms. Cheri M. Pratt Ms. Emma Houston Price ’13 Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott Price Mr. and Mrs. Gay Douglas Privette Mr. and Mrs. Gary Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Proescher ’02 Mr. James Woodford Proffitt III ’08 Mrs. Anne Elizabeth Puckett ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter Purdom Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Putman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pyle Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Quattlebaum Mr. and Mrs. G. Stowe Query, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rafael J. Quintero Dr. and Mrs. Ashvin T. Ragoowansi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Ragsdale IV Mrs. Sayoko Seto and Mr. Deepak Raj

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Mr. Eric William Ramirez ’05 Ms. Caroline Norris Rand ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norris Rand Mr. Marshall Aberson Rand ’10 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Hall Rankin ’01 Mr. Forrest Leonard Ranson ’81 Mrs. Rajitha Metpally and Mr. Venugopala Rao Ms. Betty Chafin Rash Dr. and Mrs. Jasper Calhoun Ratterree ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Tripp Ray ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Rayburn III ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Rayburn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cowden Rayburn ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wallace McCord Rayburn ’02 Ms. Delanie Reavis-Bey Mr. and Mrs. Theron Reavis-Bey Mr. Clark A. Rechkemmer Ms. Iris Natalie Redwood-Sawyerr ’06 Mr. and Mrs. John King Reed ’77 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reese Regency Centers Mr. Ernest William Reigel, Jr. ’08 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reilly III Mr. John Joseph Reilly ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Owens Reimers ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stephen Reinhardt Mrs. Deborah McClure Reinsel Mrs. Yaritza Miranda and Mr. David Reyes Rivera Mrs. Mary Kay Mills Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Mark Richard Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoddard Richards Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Richardson ’06 Mr. and Ms. Ramon Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Ricks Mrs. Meredith L. Riggins ’05 and Mr. Tyler L. Riggins Mr. Daniel Rigo Mr. and Mrs. Brian James Rigo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middleton Riley III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Rimler Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ripp Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Newton Rivenbark ’02 Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr. Mr. James Garrett Robards ’13 Miss Mary Adelle Robards ’16 Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts Robards ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Roberts ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Joseph Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James Houston Roberts ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Roberts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Al Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Christian Michael Robinson Ms. Elizabeth Woodward Robinson ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James Young Robinson III ’83

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Mr. John Shepard Robinson III ’14 Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard Robinson, Jr. ’81 Reverend and Dr. Robert Carter Robinson ’97 Mr. Douglas Scotland Robison ’07 Mr. Stephen Barnes Robison, Jr. ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Robson, Jr. Mr. James Kevin Roche ’07 Ms. Jennifer Leigh Roche ’09 Mr. Thomas Geddings Roche III ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hunter Roddey ’81 Ms. Matilde M. Rodriguez Mr. Michael Roessler Mrs. Alice Phillips Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hunter Rome Ms. Kathleen Fountain Ronek Mr. Mitchell Andrew Rose ’02 Ms. Sandy Rosenberg Mr. Jalen Joseph Bass Ross ’11 Rotary Club of Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rovinski Ms. Elizabeth Ruth Rowan ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caperton Rowan, Jr. Ms. Dorothy B. Rowe Ms. Katherine Anne Rozycki Mr. and Mrs. Reginald B. Rucker Mr. and Mrs. James Jacob Rude ’08 Mr. and Mrs. George Albert Rudisill Mr. William Edward Rudolph ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Russell Ms. Anne Stroeckens and Mr. Anthony Russo Mr. Andrew ’94 and Mrs. Erin Rutherford Dr. Paul Rutter III ’77 Mr. and Mrs. James Michael Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Steven Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Daniel Ryskiewich Miss Emma Marie Saba ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Saba Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sabath Miss Myriam Sagasta-Pereira ’17 Dr. Rubin Salant* Mrs. Ruth Salant Ms. Susie C. Sale Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Salminen Ms. Theresa Sambrowski Mr. and Mrs. Nader John Samii Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ford Samples, Jr. ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker Sanders ’83 Dr. Susan Sanders ’81 and Mr. James Sanders Mrs. Brenna M. Smith and Dr. John J. Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Vijay K Sanisetty Mr. and Ms. Mahesh Santhanam Mr. and Mrs. Michael Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savino Dr. Lucy Williams Sawrie ’94 Ms. Mary B. Sayman Ms. Katharine Vaughn Scanlon ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Charles Schaeffer ’04, ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Horst Schleicher Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henry Schneidt Mr. and Mrs. Michael John Schriffen Mr. and Mrs. Brian Scott Schrimsher ’82, ’81

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Mr. and Mrs. David Carlton Schrum Mrs. Molly McCrory Schultz ’07 Mr. and Mrs. George V. Schwab III ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schwartz ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Samuel Schwartz Mrs. Marcia Inbody Schwindt and Mr. Peter Atkin Schwindt Mr. and Mrs. Jay Scott Miss Meredith H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Scott Mr. Michael Benjamin Scott ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Scott Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Graham Seagraves Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Davis Sealey ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Brian Seaman Ms. Ann Louise Seaton ’11 Miss Caroline Ray Seaton ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Setaro ’92 Mr. Charles Richard Shaffner ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casey Shamblin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Damon Shamblin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharpe Ms. Rahwa Gebre-Egziabher and Mr. Michael D. Sharpstene Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Christopher Sharrett ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Shaw ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Erwin Shaw Miss Reilly Elizabeth Shea ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sheafe Ms. Elizabeth Houston Sheild ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sheinis Mr. Hilburn K. Shelton Ms. Nancy Annelise Shelton ’07 Mr. Edward Carter Sheridan ’14 Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman III Mr. and Mrs. Rohit Shetty Mr. and Mrs. Russell James Shoemaker, Jr. ’05 Mr. Ian Phillips Shorkey ’10 Mrs. Susan Fitzgibbon Shumaker ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott Shumate Mrs. Emily Shusdock Mrs. Robin C. Siczek Mr. Frederico Silva and Mrs. Taisa Paula Mr. and Mrs. William Daniel Simerville, Jr. ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Simon Ms. Kelly McKain and Mr. Paul Simpson Ms. Jenna Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Adrian J. Singerman Mr. Eric William Sipperly ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Sipperly Mr. Tayler David Sipperly ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison Skidmore Mrs. Hope Davis Skouras ’08 Mrs. Mindy Wexler and Mr. Kenneth Small Mr. Richard Smalls, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Smathers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyle Smathers ’79 Mr. Alec P. Smith ’02 and Mr. Michael Ferris Ms. Kelli E. Sterrett and Mr. Brian Matthew Smith ’00 Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Smith Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Smith

Dr. G. Carol Valerio and Mr. Derek D. Smith Miss Eleanor Harris Smith ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Eric V. Smith Miss Gabrielle Nicole Smith ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Locke Smith III ’86 Ms. Hannah Katharine Smith ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bradford Smith ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ash Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Robert Smith ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Smith Mrs. Linda Whitehorn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Tony Smith Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. R. Smith ’88 Ms. Mauri Smith Mr. Michael Diehl Smith, Jr. ’17 Dr. Erin M. Smith and Dr. Michael W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Owen Smith ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sean Patrick Smith ’96 Ike and Stuart L. Smith Mr. Thurman Griffin Smith ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Howard Smith Ms. Megan Chevonne Smythe ’89 Mr. David R. Snider ’82 and Mr. Jeff Hall Dr. Amy H. Sobel and Dr. Barry A. Sobel Dr. and Mrs. Howard Sobel Mrs. Lori Voci Sohm ’98 Ms. Selin Anna Soyak ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Dalton Spangler ’97 Ms. Lyde Gooding Spann ’94 Mr. and Mrs. John Timothy Sparks Mrs. Helena Speicher Dr. Linsey H. Spence and Mr. James G. Spence, Jr. Ms. Marianna K. Spero Dr. Anita Wu and Mr. James A. Spicer Mrs. Susan J. Spicer Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey T. Spinazzola Miss Margot Elizabeth Sprow ’14 Miss Olivia Victoria Sprow ’16 Mr. and Reverend Clyde W. Stacks Mr. and Mrs. David Alan Staffieri Dr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Stamatakos Mr. and Mrs. Petar Stamatovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keith Stanley ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Verner E. Stanley III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Verner E. Stanley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas Starbuck Mr. Christopher Riess Starks ’97 Ms. Eliza Ann Stedman ’12 Mr. and Mrs. John Branch Stedman, Jr. ’79 Mr. and Mrs. William Little Steele IV ’76 Mr. Caleb McCoy Steen ’10 Ms. Isabel Curran Steen ’12 Mr. Benjamin Cofer Steenrod ’03 Miss Madeline Reed Stefan ’14 Ms. Kimberley Kreis Stenson Ms. Lori Nicole Sternola Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Stewart ’80 Mr. Dale C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Stewart

Mr. Evan Mark Stiegel ’06 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Stiegel ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mark Stiegel Ms. Melanie Stier Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Stinson ’01 Ms. Grace Leung Stockdale and Mr. Nick C. Stockdale Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stolz Mr. and Mrs. H. Aubrey Stone, Jr. ’82 Mr. Barry L. Storey Mr. and Mrs. Brian Paul Storm ’98 Mr. Jonathan Michael Stout ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Strawderman Ms. Victoria Cullinan Strayhorn ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Strean Ms. Sara E. Best and Mr. James W. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. William F. Strickland Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Hamer Stroud ’92 Mr. Paul Archibald Stroup IV ’05 Mrs. Cameron Johnson Strubinger ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Stump Mrs. Nichelle Wynn Sublett ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Suddreth ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Agus Sudjianto Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Sullivan III Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matthew Sullivan Mr. Porter Shaw Sullivan ’18 Dr. and Mrs. Matt Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Summers ’08 Ms. Deborah A. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lewis Summerville ’79 Ms. Lauren Kay Summerville ’06 Surf Unit Owners Association, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Benjamin Surowitz Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Brian Swartz Mrs. Angie Jones Sweeney ’00 Ms. Pamela Sweer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifford Sweet ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Swetenburg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Swiler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Swimmer Mr. Matthew Samuel Swimmer ’15 Mr. John Walter Swinney ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Farrior Sykes, Jr. ’77 Ms. Sarah Nicole Szabo ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Takacs Dr. and Mrs. David Campbell Talbot ’74 Mr. Andrew Tanneberger ’08 Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Tart ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Tarumianz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen Tate III ’82 Mr. Henry Allen Tate IV ’13 Mr. Sintayehu Taye Mr. Marcus Herndon Tayloe ’15 Mrs. Bri Agatep and Dr. David C. Taylor Mrs. Janet Sawyer Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor Dr. and Mrs. William G. Taylor M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Teague Mr. Andrew Collingridge Teden ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clement Teden ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael David Teden Mr. Samuel Shull Teden ’07

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Mr. William Dewey Teden ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Will Saunders Teichman Mrs. Birkiti A. Teklemariam and Mr. Okobe G. Hagos Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Tenkin Mr. Jon A. Terrell ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thigpen, Jr. Ms. Ann D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Chris Thomas ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Lloyd Thomas ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Grady G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Lee Thomas III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gilliam Thomas ’02 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thomas Mr. William ’99 and Mrs. Siri ’ 99 Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Sibley Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Bonner Thomason, Jr. Dr. William Bonner Thomason Mr. and Mrs. David Christian Thompson Mr. and Mrs. E. Derek Thompson ’92 Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy Thompson Ms. Katy Thompson Mrs. Letitia Evans Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anthony Thompson ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wolfe Thomsen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Daniel Thorne ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Christian Thornton Mr. James Horace Merriam Thorp III ’13 Dr. and Mrs. David Crushman Thurber, Jr. Mr. Yingming Tian and Ping He Mr. and Ms. Weidong Tian Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Tierney Mr. Tucker Stevens Tierney ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tench Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Tillitski Mrs. Ann J. Timberlake The Toby S. Wilt Family Foundation Ms. Jaime Victoria Todd ’08 Mr. Matthew Parks Tome ’12 Mr. William Olmsted Tome III ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Tomlin ’76 Mr. Michael Eugene Tomlin ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Grantley Totherow ’99 Ms. Anda Totoreanu ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tourtellot, Jr. ’82 Trader Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Trejo Mr. and Mrs. Collins Trimble Ms. Kathryn A. Deaton and Mr. Kevin W. Trogdon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ormsby Trollinger

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Briggs Troutman Mr. and Mrs. David L. Trusty Ms. Meghan McLean Trusty ’09 Mr. Anastasios Nicholas Tsahakis ’03 Ms. Molly Rebecca Tully ’02 Mr. Preston Walker Turk ’11 Mr. Craig Turner and Mrs. Barbara L. Katende-Turner Mr. George Robert Turner IV ’97 Ms. Jeannie Turner Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Turner Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lloyd Turner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turpin Mrs. Karsynn Tuttle-Icard Miss Kallaway Delainee Tuttle ’17 Mr. Kanyon Maxwell Tuttle ’15 Mr. Korde Arrington Tuttle ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Tyler Ms. Karen Elizabeth Ubell ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William Casper Ughetta Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ulrey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Urbain ’95 Mr. and Mrs. W. Kent Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Van Loon ’09 Mr. and Mrs. James Van Meerten Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Van Nort Mr. W. Wells Van Pelt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Colt Van Ryder ’90 Mr. Benjamin Holt Vandiver ’97 Mr. and Mrs. F. William Vandiver Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson Vandiver Mr. and Mrs. Andre Daniel Vanneste Mr. and Mrs. Wright Varn Mrs. Louise Alexander Vaughn ’98 Mrs. Shilpa Kesharaju and Mr. Anand Vemuganti Mr. and Mrs. Tom Verbeke Mr. Nicholas Alexander Verderame ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Vergakis Mrs. Jessica Vest Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Vincent Dr. Richard Allen Vinroot, Jr. ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malcolm Viser ’90 Ms. Martha Louise Viser ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Vlahoplus, Jr. ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Montford Johnson Wagner Dr. and Mrs. Tommy Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Craig William Walker Ms. Georgia Katherine Walker ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley Wall Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Wallick Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mayo Walters Mrs. Julia Walthall-Eisman and Mr. Tom Eisman

Ms. Ashley Lord Wannamaker ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Warburg Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Wardlaw Mrs. Patricia Coxe Ware Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Wargo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyde Warmath Mr. and Mrs. W. Stewart Warne ’85 Dr. Deryl Hart Warner ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brecher Warner Mr. and Mrs. Walter James Warren Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Warrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Wasko, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Martin Waters III Mr. K. Martin Waters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Steven Watson ’87 Mr. and Dr. Johnny Charles Watson Ms. Kathryn Sims Watts ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Van L. Weatherspoon Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Craig Weaver ’99 Mr. and Mrs. William Nevins Weaver Ms. Carol A. Webb-Gargagliano Mr. Dylan Frederick Webb ’06 Mr. H. Thomas Webb Mr. Robert Rives Webb III ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joseph Weber ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Brooke McKinley Webster ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Wedding Ms. Samantha Rives Wedding ’10 Ms. Elizabeth Anne Weisner ’08 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Welfare ’78 Ms. Erin Davis Welker ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Welton Mr. Lee Wenninger Ms. Myra Wenninger Mr. and Mrs. Corey Stacey West Mr. and Mrs. DeMichael Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoadley Westbrook ’81 Mr. and Mrs. McNeill Yelton Wester ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wetherbee Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Wheeler Ms. Kate Wheeler and Mr. David Knowles Ms. Sara Elizabeth Whelchel ’08 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. White ’82 Mr. Christian Alexander White ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Ennis White Miss Isabella Grace White ’17 Ms. Jane Johnson White Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. White Ms. Zelda White Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Whitlow II Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Whitmore ’10, ’10 Mr. and Mrs. King Whitner

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whitney Mr. Zachary Taylor Whittington ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wickham III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wickham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Wickham ’80 Ms. Courtny Gabrielle Wiggs Miss Mary Margaret Wilkinson ’18 Mr. Michael Weston Wilkinson, Jr. ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy MacLane Wilkison Mr. and Mrs. Austin Andrews Willard ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Laurens G. Y. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Young Willard ’00 Mrs. Liz Donlevy Willers ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Richard Willette Ms. Allison Copeland Williams ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace Williams, Jr. Miss Anna Pierson Williams ’15 Mr. and Mrs. L. Keith Williams Mrs. Jenelle M. Williams ’00 and Mrs. Brittany C. Williams Ms. Katherine Lea Williams ’10 Ms. Marilyn Blair Williams ’09 Ms. Nicolle J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jennings Williams Mr. and Mrs. Cory Lee Willis Mr. Hadley Huske Wilson ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Wilson, Jr. Mr. Lawrence Alexander Wilson III ’10 Mr. Samuel Connor Wilson ’13 Ms. Kari E. Wimbish and Mr. Daniel P. Huang Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Windham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Theodore Wingard III Mrs. McCallie Page Winstead ’10 Mr. Terrence Scott Witt ’88 Mrs. Hanna B. Negussie and Mr. Desta A. Woldemichael Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R. Wood, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joe H. Woody Miss Susan Taylor Woollen ’16 Tom and Velva Woollen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wooster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Workman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Claude Raymond Workman ’82, ’82 Mr. and Mrs. James David Works, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Raymond Wouters Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holt Wrenn, Jr. ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Horace Wright, Jr.

Dr. Weidong Wu and Mrs. Yan Xu Mr. and Mrs. James Ramage Wyche Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Arthur Wyker Mr. Jonathon Neal Wylie ’06 Ms. Shelley Woodward Wynn ’08 Ms. Yingxiang Li and Mr. Chenggao Yang Dr. and Dr. Gang Yang Mr. Thomas Yee and Ms. To-Quyen Chu Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Yepes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Yin Mrs. Mary Mac Gray Yon ’78* Ms. Bridget Porter Young Ms. Emily Aiken Young ’08 Ms. Hillary Coleman Young ’01 Dr. and Mrs. John A. Young II Mr. Thomas Blair Young Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carol Youse Ms. Amy A. Zinn and Mr. James R. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zoeller ’78 Mrs. Agatha Vlahos Zois Mr. and Mrs. John Hilliard Zollicoffer III Dr. Nadya A. Klinetob and Dr. Michael Zottoli Ms. Hannah Margaret Zoutewelle ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John Zuck Mr. Andrew Kerney Zuehlke ’13 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Zuehlke Mr. Will Zwetolitz ’19 Anonymous (27 families)

We recognize the matching gift organizations whose employees supported the Vision2020 campaign through capital or Latin Fund support between July 1, 2016 and October 31, 2020.

AXA Equitable Baird Foundation, Inc. Bank of America BlackArch Partners CBRE Foundation, Inc. Fifth Third Bank First Eagle Investment Management First Horizon Advisors Honeywell International Foundation KPMG Merrill Lynch Microsoft Corporation Morgan Stanley Co., Inc. SPX Corporation TIAA-CREF U.S. Bancorp Foundation Walmart Foundation Wells Fargo

Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of this donor recognition list, including honoring the wishes of those who have requested to remain anonymous. Please contact Vernette Rucker, Director of Gift Accounting and Records, at vernette.rucker@charlottelatin.org or 704.846.7227 with any questions.

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ALUMNI NEWS

THE CLASS OF 2020 Of the 126 members of the Class of 2020, 12 were second-generation Hawks.

Interestingly, for five of these students, both of their parents are also Latin graduates!

Congratulations to the following:

Jack Cobb ’81 and daughter, Audrey (Davidson College)

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Deb Locke Denny ’89 and daughter, Charley (Miami University - Oxford)

Blair Carriker Donald ’85 and daughter, Marion (gap year, then University of Virginia)

Michael Hinshaw ’86 and son, Worth (Denison University)

Nicole Ewing ’86 and JB ’86 Meanor and son, JB (Sewanee: The University of the South)

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LEGACY GRADUATES

Bobbie Ewing ’88 and Thad ’89 Sharrett and sons, William (The University of Alabama) and Davis (Washington and Lee University)

Mary Rogers ’86 and Sam ’86 Shumate and son, Sam (Auburn University)

Randy Snyder ’88 and daughter, Anna (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Mary Bradley Thompson Thigpen ’88 and son, Charlie (Washington and Lee University)

Charles Thrift ’89 and son, Payne (Auburn University)

Grey Timberlake ’89 and Robbie ’90 Brownlow and daughter, Reid (Sewanee: The University of the South)

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CLASS OF 2020–ROCKIN’ OUT Determined to host a farewell event in the midst of a pandemic for the Class of 2020, the CLS Alumni Association grabbed an hour or so between huge spring storms on Thursday, May 28, to entertain the Class of 2020. Socially-distanced in the junior and senior lots, the seniors were entertained by Grayson Foster ’12 and his band while enjoying meals provided by True Pizza and Potbelly BBQ.

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BOOK DISCUSSION On September 24, parents of alumni and alumni joined Upper School English teacher Maria Klein on Zoom to discuss the eerie, gothic novel Bitter Orange. Alumni joined from Charlottesville, Virginia, and Charleston, South Carolina, — a great example of a pandemic silver lining.

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HOPE, HEALTH, AND KINDNESS AN INTERVIEW WITH JONATHAN COLASANTI ’00

By Mallory Evans ’18

Dr. Jonathan Colasanti ’00, an Associate Professor of Medicine at Emory University, serves as the Medical Director of the Infectious Disease Program (IDP) at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, where he resides with his family. In this critical time of COVID-19, Dr. Colasanti recently imparted wisdom relating to his professional experience and memories of Charlotte Latin with fellow alum Mallory Evans ’18. ________ When asked how COVID-19 impacted his profession over the last six months — especially when working with patients initially thought to be at a higher risk — Dr. Colasanti first noted the early missing key factors of testing and data. In a setting that pushed essential workers to the limit, direct lines of communication and support emerged as essential for navigating the chaos. Above all else, Dr. Colasanti and his team prioritized the safety of their patients and staff as the situation and available information evolved.

The critical need to remain present while addressing fears became evident to Colasanti as he navigated both patient care and the well-being of his staff. His clinic treats a population with high rates of comorbidities that confer high risk from COVID-19. In order to protect this vulnerable group, his team adopted and increased practices such as telehealth, mail-order pharmacies, and home visits. As COVID-19 disproportionately affected minority populations, ensuring high-quality care was a priority. New infections, mass loss, and the increase in cases challenged healthcare workers’ morale.

When asked what he gained from his Latin education, Dr. Colasanti noted integrity and accountability. Mentors like English teacher Maria Klein and Varsity Basketball Coach

Jerry Faulkner instilled important lessons and encouraged his sense of intellectual curiosity. He recalled a poignant 1996 The Grady Infectious presentation in Thies Auditorium by LaGena Disease Program provides comprehensive Lookabill Greene living primary and specialty with HIV. This key care to more than 6,000 un- and underinsured moment ignited his persons with HIV. passion for healthcare and HIV awareness.

The opportunity to hear speakers — like author and humanitarian Elie Wiesel and former Secretary of State Colin Powell when Dr. Colasanti was a student — allows Latin students and the community to connect with the broader world.

Asked his wisdom for the Latin community, Dr. Colasanti advised we maintain hope, cautious optimism, and public health prevention measures. He emphasized that face coverings provide essential protection and mitigate respiratory viruses.

Dr. Colasanti also shed light on the added mental health impact that COVID-19 has had, and the importance of creating safe outlets for students. While deceivingly simple, Colasanti underscored the value of kindness and support.

In an increasingly virtual society, it’s necessary to rely on our interpersonal relationships and connections.

Charlotte Latin benefits from a vast alumni network, and Dr. Colasanti and his work with people with HIV and infectious diseases embody the opportunities beyond graduation. Nothing matters more now than focusing on health and well-being.

Mallory Evans ’18 studies English with a concentration in American Literature at Barnard College of Columbia University. Her passions include music and art which she utilizes in her professional and extracurricular work. She develops designs and promotional material for Bacchanal, Columbia University’s premier music organization as well as Alpha Chi Omega. She loves bridging her creative interests with important causes to support the greater New York community.

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CLASS NOTES Class of 1981 THOM BARNHARDT is still living in Warsaw, Poland (17 years), where he’s married to Danuta and raising their 8-year old Sarah, an aspiring cellist. Usually Thom and family get back to Charlotte every year to visit family and go on the annual beach trip. Thom’s business is focused on connecting international Thom Barnhardt ’81 lives in Warsaw, investors (American, Poland, with his wife, Danuta and European, and Japanese) daughter, Sarah to Central European companies and city officials, and (pre-COVID) doing annual events in New York and Tokyo for the CEE region. An avid ashtanga yoga practitioner, he’s also planning to “run” the Berlin InLine Skating Marathon in 2021.

HAWKS IN HEALTHCARE Latin Alumni on the Frontlines of COVID-19 During the month of August, in recognition and celebration of their bravery, selflessness, and commitment to serving others, the Alumni Office featured a “Hawks in Healthcare” series. We salute all of our Hawk healthcare professionals who day in and day out are committed to applying their knowledge and skills when needed, though doing so puts them at risk. Here’s a sampling. Check out the rest at www.instagram.com/clsalumni.

Class of 1982 ALLEN TATE is part of an investor group that includes actress and producer Kate Bosworth and writer and director Michael Polish who founded SpiiderGriip.

Launched in July, SpiiderGriip is a simple smartphone accessory that secures the phone to the user’s hand. The device helps take the “best selfie Allen Tate ’82 is one of the founders of ever” by rotating 360 Spiider Griip, a smart phone accessory. degrees, props up perfectly and lays flat when not in use. It’s low-profile, well-engineered, durable, and versatile. Allen, who still primarily works in the real estate industry, writes, “The best thing for me has been the total diversion from my normal routine. The world of mass production and e-commerce is new to me. It’s total entrepreneurship where I can apply what I’ve learned through the years to something totally new and different.” To learn more about SpiiderGriip visit www.spiidergriip.com.

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CLASS NOTES

CLASS AGENTS 1974* 1975 Jean Trice Deason jtdeason@bellsouth.net

1989 Deb Locke Denny debdenny71@gmail.com

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1990 Denise Nasekos Pettus dnpettus72@gmail.com

1977 Carol Lomax Fortenberry carol@fortenberrylambert.com

1991 Kathryn Barnhardt Van Nort kvannort@charlottelatin.org

1978 Robin Waters Griffith robingriffith@carolina.rr.com

Julie Myers Jackson julsmjackson@yahoo.com

1979 Virginia Smith Ellison vellison@charlottelatin.org Dudley Hanes Faison â&#x20AC;&#x2122;79 dudleyhfaison@icloud.com 1980 Elizabeth Medearis Myers myersebee@gmail.com Sarah Finklea Pennacchia spennacchia@att.net 1981*

1992 Kess Connelly Clark kess.connelly@yahoo.com 1993 Jennifer Holloway jenholloway11@yahoo.com McNeill Wester mwester@cokercapital.com 1994 Wendy Docherty wendy_docherty@hotmail.com 1995 Kendall Booe Burgess kendallbburgess@gmail.com

1982 Jamie Kiser jlkiser@me.com 1983 Deanie Albright Hanley dalbrighthanley@verizon.net

Lowell Rayburn Combs lrayburncombs@gmail.com Ashley Tingler tingler3@bellsouth.net 1996*

1984 Bill Lyday drlyday@gmail.com 1985 Blair Carriker Donald blaircdonald@gmail.com Libby Tate Gordon libbygordon4@gmail.com 1986*

1997 Adam Guarnaccia aguarnac@gmail.com Liz Fahl Benz lizbenz@me.com 1998 Lauren Bowman Llamas lauren.llamas@duke-energy.com

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Talia Caligiuri Fann taliacfann@gmail.com

1988 Brian Anderson briananderson@arnsports.com

1999 Regan White Craig reganmwhite@gmail.com

Derek Painter adp@carolina.rr.com

2000 Mary Dickson Gorman maryrdickson@gmail.com

2012 Aseda Ghartey-Tagoe a.gharteytagoe@gmail.com

Reagan Elizabeth Kenwell reagankenwell@gmail.com

Claire Pace cpace792@gmail.com

2001 Stephanie Ann Theresa Hannon stephanie.hannon29@gmail.com 2002 Beau Schwab III schwab.beau@gmail.com Ruth Van Dyke Wyatt ruth.v.wyatt@gmail.com 2003 Mary Holland Rankin Griffin mhrankin12@gmail.com Katie Moody klmoody16@gmail.com 2004 Shelton Metcalf shelton.metcalf@gmail.com 2005 Dewey Teden wdteden@gmail.com 2006 Ashley Sigmon Brown ashsigbrown@gmail.com 2007 Sydnor Gammon sydnor.gammon@gmail.com 2008 Jenna Branner Rude jennabranner@gmail.com Hope Davis Skouras hopedskouras@gmail.com 2009 Catie Faison catie.faison@gmail.com 2010 Effe Ghartey-Tagoe effegharteytagoe@gmail.com Rachel Kokenes rachelkokenes6392@gmail.com

Kathryn Watts kathrynsimswatts@gmail.com 2013 Ashley Finke asfinke95@gmail.com Jacob Nabatoff jacobsnabatoff@gmail.com Ellie Sheild ellie.sheild@gmail.com 2014 Carter Anderson carter.a.anderson2@gmail.com Gracie Ghartey-Tagoe g.gharteytagoe@gmail.com 2015 Leila Evans lwevans@live.unc.edu Gray Smith gms@live.unc.edu Matthew Swimmer matthewswimmer6@gmail.com 2016 E.C. Myers ecmm97@gmail.com Gabrielle Smith gnsmith4@gmail.com Hunter Willis hcwilli@g.clemson.edu 2017* 2018 Mary Griggs mary.griggs00@gmail.com Matthew Jordan matthewjordan0806@gmail.com 2019 Tripp Hughes tripphughes@me.com

2011 Lindsey Benfield lbenfield2@gmail.com

*If you are interested in being a Class Agent for the following years: 1974, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1987, 1996, or 2017, please contact Sally in the Alumni Office, sally.smith@charlottelatin.org.

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ALUMNI WHO TEACH AND WORK AT LATIN

Class of 1982 (continued) Congratulations to TOMMY WHITE who received the 2020 Outstanding Teaching in a Full-Time Appointment Award from The Kogod School of Business at American University.

This year, 32 members of our faculty and staff carry a Charlotte Latin School diploma.

During the month of September, the Alumni Office introduced them on Instagram. Here’s a sampling. Check out the rest at www.instagram.com/clsalumni.

Ollie Smith ’82 served as fishing guide to Beth and Billy Bowen ’82.

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Tommy White ’82 is a professor in management and Interim Director of the American University Center for Innovation at The Kogod School of Business.

Welcome home to COLONEL RAY WORKMAN who returned from Afghanistan in late July after 130 days of service. Ray is a vascular surgeon with Novant Health Vascular Specialists in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and serves in the U.S. Army Reserve.

SUSAN MCALISTER and MIKE STARNES are enjoying life after having been busy with three weddings in four years! Only one child left (out of 4) in college. They have their first grand baby who is about to turn 2.

DEBRA HOLLAND MOORMAN continues to enjoy teaching riding lessons, showing, and fostering puppies in Wake Forest, North Carolina.

JOHN STOEVER has moved back to Charlotte after many years in Charleston, South Carolina.

Class of 1988 Congratulations to BRANDON SHARRETT who was appointed President and General Manager for Blackbaud Faith Solutions, headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina.

Melissa Beard Workman ’82 welcomed her husband, Ray ’82, home from Afghanistan.

In September, BILLY BOWEN and his wife, Beth, spent two days on the South Holston River in Tennessee with OLLIE SMITH as their fly fishing guide.

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TSHNEKA TATE has been on the move! She shares, “After 19 years, I left NASCAR in April 2019 to pursue world travels for one year. I visited the Pacific Northwest, Niagara Falls (finally), Patagonia, Valparaiso, Botswana, Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), and South Africa, and parts of West Africa (Ghana and Senegal).

Then an amazing opportunity with The Big Ten Conference to become its General Counsel grounded me during my travels. I moved to Chicago in March 2020 at the beginning of a pandemic as part of the transition.

The journey continues.”

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Tshneka Tate ’88 travelled to Patagonia during her year-long sabbatical from work.

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Guy Mossman ’90 lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Lisa, and son, Jack.

TARA FAULKNER MCALISTER lives in Indian Trail, North Carolina, with her Class of 1993 husband Stuart and children Braeden and After 19 years in Brooklyn, New York, Kelsea. Recently, Tara joined Insperity ALLISON EDGE recently relocated to utilizing her Human Resource expertise to work with small to mid-size businesses. Burnsville, North Carolina. Allison has two paintings on exhibit at Toe River Arts Gallery in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, from November 23 through December 27, 2020. Can’t make it in person? Toe River Arts is also concurrently hosting a virtual Studio Tour of the participating artists. Visitors can browse work for sale by our artists and engage with them online. To learn more visit www.toeriverarts.org.

Scott Nurkin’s ’95 John Coltrane mural located in Hamlet, NC, is the first of five (and counting) paintings he has completed as part of his NC Musicians Murals Project.

Class of 1996 Congratulations to LAURA MCLEOD and ASGEIR ANDRI GUDMUNDSSON who were married on October 8, 2020, in Iceland. Laura and Asgeir live on Lake Thingvallavatn in Thingvellir National Park.

Tara Faulkner McAlister ’89 with her children and father, Coach Jerry Faulkner.

Class of 1990 Kudos to Director of Photography GUY MOSSMAN on the premiere of The Lost Lincoln on Discovery.

This documentary follows professional authenticator Dr. Whitney Braun as she leads an investigation to determine whether or not a newly-discovered photograph could be the 131st and final image of President Lincoln following his fatal shooting in 1865. Guy, his wife, Lisa Hepner, and son, Jack, live in Los Angeles where they formed VoxPop Films, a documentary and commercial production company.

Allison Edge ’93 in her studio in Burnsville, NC

Class of 1995 SCOTT NURKIN’s John Coltrane mural was featured in Our State magazine this summer. The mural is part of Scott’s North Carolina Musician Murals Project which he created to remind people that North Carolina has produced some of the greatest musical trailblazers the world has ever known. Each mural is painted in the music legend’s birthplace.

Laura McLeod ’96 and Asgeir Andri Gudmundsson were married on October 8, 2020 in Iceland.

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FIRST GENERATION AMERICANS AND ACADEMICS A REFLECTION BY JUNKO TAKEDA ’94 (excerpted)

JUNKO TAKEDA ’94 and her husband, Mark Schmeller, live in Syracuse, New York, with their son, Takeshi and Junko’s father, Kenichi. A graduate of Duke University and Stanford University, Junko was recently promoted to full professor of history at Syracuse University. As a first generation American and daughter of educators, Junko reflects on her experiences and path to a career in higher ed as a woman of color: My department voted to promote me to full professor. I’m the first woman of color in the history of my department to reach this point.

I was born in Japan and grew up in the post-Civil Rights South. I was an undocumented alien until I reached 14, when I was legalized. My parents struggled to make ends meet. When I started first grade in 1982, I didn’t speak English and Charlotte Latin provided a personal language tutor and substantial financial aid.

(Left) Junko Takeda ’94 with her late mother and grandparents. (Right) Junko Takeda ’94 and her son, Takeshi, on a recent research trip to Paris.

When I declared my major at Duke, the woman I hoped to have as an advisor for European history said, “You should do Asia.” I found another mentor to direct my thesis on French colonial liberalism in Algeria. I was the first in my family to graduate from a 4-year college in 1998. At Stanford, I was my advisor’s first female Asian-American student to complete a Ph.D. in French history in 2006. I was the first Asian American hired in SU’s History Department in 2006. When I arrived, a distinguished professor commented that when he came to SU, they didn’t hire “people like you.” Others told me Asians “don’t count” for diversity.

I know I’ve enjoyed more educational privileges than most in the US. A little over 30% of our population have college degrees.

It takes at least a quarter century for a freshman to reach full professorship at a research university, assuming a straight path to graduate school, immediate employment, and consistent productivity. The challenges of diversifying academia is not only a question of hiring and retention. It’s one of how to make higher ed accessible and worthwhile to underrepresented students who experience inequities from the moment they step on campus. Given the realities of this country and profession, it doesn’t surprise me I have had to claim many “firsts” across the years.

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Class of 1999

Class of 2001

HUNTER WILLARD ARTON has been hard at work and is part of the “reopening committee” for LockwoodMathews Mansion Museum, a National historic site in Norwalk, Connecticut.

According to Hunter, learning how to safely reopen a historic home/museum has been “fun and challenging.” In her free time, Hunter has been enjoying walks in the woods and watching her daughter Elizabeth (3) master her bike-riding skills.

SIRI SMITH and GRIMES THOMAS welcomed their daughter, Sutton Grimes, on July 31, 2020. Sutton joins big brother, Bo, and big sister, Anna.

Congratulations to JACKIE ANDOLINO FOGARTIE and her husband, Stuart, who welcomed Henry Stuart “Hank” on January 23, 2020. The Fogarties live in Charlotte where Jackie keeps busy with Jackie Fogartie Events, a full-service wedding planning company.

Stage director and producer, MARTIN WILKINS and Stacey Rose co-founded the Queen City New Play Initiative with the goal of giving voice to new work in the Charlotte area.

Martin Wilkins ’98 and Stacey Rose are co-founders of the Queen City New Play Initiative.

SCOTT TURNER SCHOFILED was nominated for a Daytime Emmy for his role on Amazon Prime’s Studio City. It’s an historical first in that Scott is the first transgender man to be nominated for an acting Emmy. Scott writes, “It’s a huge honor to be recognized by a jury of my professional peers as deserving of such a major honor of my work.” Scott’s next role is Craig Rodwell, one of the real-life founders of modern day Pride parades, in an HBO Max series called Equal.

Scott and his wife Terra live in Los Angeles, and just welcomed the newest member of their family, a rescued Pomeranian named Harvey Milkbone.

Sutton Grimes Thomas, daughter of Siri Smith ’99 and Grimes Thomas ’99, arrived on July 31, 2020.

KAREN UBELL has joined Goodwin Procter LLP as a partner in the law firm’s San Francisco office. At Goodwin, Karen continues her legal practice focused on working with companies and investors in the blockchain, cryptocurrency, and financial technology industries.

Class of 2000 Congratulations to MARY DICKSON GORMAN and her husband, Ryan, who welcomed twin girls, Katherine Simmons and Mary Rushton, on September 21, 2020. Simmons and Mary join big sister, Virginia.

Jackie Andolino Fogartie ’01 and husband, Stuart, welcomed Hank in January 2020.

Class of 2002 LAUREN FASTJE THOMAS and her husband Jamie welcomed Benjamin James Thomas on July 11, 2020.

Benjamin joins big sister, Maggie.

Benjamin Thomas, son of Lauren Fastje Thomas ’02, was born on July 11, 2020.

Mary Dickson ’00 and Ryan Gorman welcomed twin girls, Simmons and Mary, on September 21, 2020.

Scott Turner Schofield ’98 with his wife, Tara, and their newest family member Harvey Milkbone.

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Class of 2002 (continued) Congratulations to MEG RUTLEDGE BEAL and husband, Lucas, who welcomed their third child, Grant Rutledge Beal, on May 2. He is adored by big sister Betsy (5) and big brother Owen (3). The Beals live in Chapel Hill where Meg is a Physician Assistant.

Joseph Proescher, son of Casey Roche Proescher ’02, arrived on July 19, 2020.

Since relocating back to Charlotte from San Francisco in late 2018, JESSICA BELL VAN DER WAL and her husband, Corey, have been busy! Jessica is the chair of Charlotte’s 2020 Women on Boards committee and is hosting its annual Grant Beal, son of Meg Rutledge event in November 2020. She and Corey Beal ’02, was born on May 2, 2020. have also started their own company, Frame Fertility, a personalized fertility Last summer, AUDREY BROWN advisor. Leveraging their proprietary, DICKISON and her husband, holistic algorithm combined with a Scott, hiked the Georgia section of the Appalachian Trail during his sabbatical — virtual delivery model, they help men and women better understand their potential nearly 100 miles! They reside in Macon, risk factors and plan ahead for fertility Georgia, with their three boys. pre-conception to avoid unnecessary, high-cost treatment. Last and certainly not least, Jessica and Corey welcomed daughter, Parker, in June 2020.

Audrey Brown Dickison ’02 and her husband, Scott, enjoyed hiking on the Appalachian Trail.

Jessica Bell van der Wal ’02 with her

CASEY ROCHE PROESCHER and daughter, Parker, and husband, Corey. her husband Morgan are proud to announce that their son Joseph arrived safely on July 19. Joseph’s three big sisters, Class of 2003 Caroline (8), Maggie (6), and Annie (4), In July 2020, LAUREN FIUME were thrilled to welcome him home in DERRENBACHER and KATHERINE San Francisco, California.

ZUGER LADD escaped to Lake Summit, North Carolina, for socially distant outdoor adventures including peaceful hiking, kayaking, and paddle boarding.

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Lauren Fiume Derrenbacher ’03 and Katherine Zuger Ladd ’03 enjoyed a summer trip to the western North Carolina mountains.

STEVE KALISKI, Davidson College Visiting Assistant Professor of Theatre, recently participated with novelist Lilliam Rivera in a virtual book discussion of Rivera’s book Don’t Look Back. Steve and Lilliam discussed the challenges of spinning classical myths into relevant cultural commentary.

Class of 2004 Congratulations to LIZZ CLEGG GREGG and her husband, Duane, who welcomed William David Gregg on February 3, 2020. William joins his proud big sister, Amelia.

William Gregg, son of Liz Clegg ’04 and Duane Gregg, pictured with his two namesakes, uncles Will ’98 and David Clegg ’01.

In September, ANTHONY MORROW and Anthony Morrow Charities sponsored a “Fuel the Vote” event with Upper School Mosaic leaders and students. Fuel the Vote is a series of community drive-thru food and voter registration drives in nine cities across the country. Fuel the Vote supports those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic by providing free contactless food for

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families in need while also helping them get registered and ready to vote.

called Central Park which premiered to great reviews and is available to stream on Apple TV Plus! I made a trip back East to see my family (after safely quarantining) in late August. And in April, my fiancé, David, and I adopted a senior pup named Emma. She’s 14 and the best bright spot of them all!”

Anthony Morrow ’04 and Mayor Vi Lyles at “Fuel the Vote” event in Charlotte, NC.

Class of 2005 Congratulations to TYLER KIRKLAND who married Joseph Malek on August 1, 2020. The Maleks live in Charlotte where Tyler is an OB/GYN at Rankin Women’s Center with Novant Health. Joseph, originally from Birmingham, Alabama, is also a physician with Novant Health.

Central Command to the Middle East in support of the ongoing missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. Following his return, James accepted Career Designation, was promoted to Captain, and then reassigned to The Basic School at Marine Corps Base Quantico. He currently serves as the Supply Officer & Instructor for The Basic School, managing supply and fiscal operations while teaching newly commissioned Marine Officers basic Officership.

In between his duties, he has run six marathons and completed a Half Ironman.

Kate Anderson ’05 and David adopted Emma during the pandemic.

ELISE DAVIS HOUSTON writes, “My sister, Hope (Davis Skouras ’08), and I welcomed our 3rd babies, both boys, just 12 hours apart. Henry David “Davy" Houston was born on March 12, and Spyros “Solon” Skouras IV was born on March 13. Davy joins big sister, Nancy, and big brother, Sterling. Solon joins two big sisters, Evie and Francis Jane. We still can’t believe that actually happened! The Lord was truly in EVERY detail.”

Captain Jimmy Pettit ’06 currently resides in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and is working hard to qualify for the Boston Marathon.

KELLY ANN TADDONIO relocated from New York City to Washington, D.C., to work as a labor counsel at the United States Postal Service’s national headquarters. A highlight of her new job was being sworn into the United States Supreme Court by Chief Justice John Roberts.

Congratulations to MACON CARROLL and his wife, Aubrey, who welcomed their son, Crosby Carroll, on March 27, 2019.

Tyler Kirkland Malek ’05 and her husband Joseph on their wedding day.

KATE ANDERSON, who lives in Los Angeles, reports, “2020 has had its disappointing moments for sure, but definitely a few bright spots as well.

Though my musical Between the Lines was set to open off-broadway in May, and was obviously not able to do so, I was lucky enough to be working in animation, writing songs on a show

Sisters Hope Davis Skouras ’08 and Elise Davis Houston ’05 and delivered baby boys 12 hours apart in March 2020.

Class of 2006 JIMMY PETTIT was deployed twice with the Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force-Crisis ResponseCrosby, son of Macon Carroll ’06, channels his Latin spirit sporting blue and white with his Dad.

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Class of 2008

Congratulations to ASHLEY SIGMON BROWN and her husband, Gus, whose son, Finley Matthew, was born on September 12, 2020. The Browns, including big brother, Luke (2), recently moved back to Charlotte from the West Coast. Ashley says, “We are so grateful to be back in Charlotte close to family and friends, and our hearts are full of joy and love!”

Congratulations to LIZZIE ROWAN who married Will Rainwater on August 15, 2020. The wedding party included SYDNOR GAMMON as maid of honor, SALLIE WILSON and MADISON DURRETT BONSIGNORE as bridesmaids and CAPE ROWAN as a groomsman. Many other Hawks were invited until Lizzie and Will had to pivot and hold a much smaller ceremony and dinner! The couple honeymooned in Amelia Island, Florida.

Congratulations to HOPE DAVIS SKOURAS and her husband, Spyros, who along with big sisters, Evie and Francis Jane, welcomed their third child, Spyros “Solon” Skouras IV on March 13, 2020! Hope has happily and humbly adjusted to life with three children ages 4 and under during the 2020 quarantine.

Hope Davis Skouras ’08 and her family welcomed Solon on March 13, 2020.

Congratulations to CLAIRE LITAKER PATTERSON and her husband, Drew, who welcomed Andrew “Lehman” Patterson, Jr. on August 29, 2020.

Lehman weighed 5 lbs., 12 oz., and measured 19.75.”

Ashley Sigmon Brown ’06 and family welcomed Finley Matthew on September 12.

At the completion of his wife’s residency in ophthalmology in New York City, Angeline and KYLE DERHAM moved to Austin, Texas, in July and promptly welcomed their first baby, Sloane, in August! Kyle is President and Chief Financial Officer at Rice Acquisition Corp.

Lizzie Rowan ’07 married Will Rainwater on August 15, 2020.

ALEX BEAUSSART married Madlen Burgess on October 8, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska. Alex has been stationed at Offutt Air Force Base for the last seven years as a RC-135S combat systems officer.

Lehman Patterson is the son of Claire Litaker Patterson ’08.

Class of 2009 DENISE DUBICK CLARK and her husband Jim welcomed Eleanor Marie on August 17, 2020. “Nora” is the granddaughter of Latin’s own Innovation and Design Director Tom Dubick.

Kyle Derham ’06 and family recently moved to Austin, Texas.

Alex Beaussart ’07 and his wife, Madlen on their wedding day.

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Nora Clark, daughter of Denise Dubick Clark ’09, was born on August 17, 2020.

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JACKSON HENSON married Kate Leonard in a joyful and COVID-sized at-home wedding on September 19, 2020. The wedding party included ANDY HENSON ’98, BRECK HENSON ’03, BLAIR HENSON ’05, DAVID PEARSON, JACK HENSON ’31 and TEE HENSON ’33.

JENNY ROCHE married Michael Madigan on Kiawah Island on October 24, 2020. The wedding party included CASEY ROCHE PROESCHER ’02, JACKIE ROCHE RYDER ’04, JIM ROCHE ’07 and SARAH WOJCIK GRANTHAM. Jenny’s nieces served as her flower girls and included Catherine Ryder ’32.

Hawks in attendance at Jenny Roche ’09 and Michael Madigan’s wedding. (From left to right) Patrick Clapp ’09, Mary Grace Gibson ’09, Freddie Sherrill ’09, Sarah Wojcik Grantham ’09, John Grantham ’09, Morgan Holt Johnson ’09, Collin Breeney ’09, Jessica Wernikoff ’09, Austin Medall ’09, Jenny Roche Madigan ’09, Michael Madigan, Andy Metzger ’09, Liza Price McNair ’09, Crosby Cordell ’09, Caroline Barrineau ’09 and Meggie Trusty ’09 Jackson Henson ’09 and Kate Leonard were married at the home of Tom and Barbara Henson on September 19, 2020.

Congratulations to CLS Grade 2 teacher, MORGAN HOLT, and Cody Johnson who were married on June 13, 2020 at St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Charlotte.

Morgan’s siblings CHRISTA HOLT CLARK ’06 and WIN HOLT ’12 were both part of the wedding party.

The couple also enjoyed an additional celebration with family and friends at The Duke Mansion on November 21, 2020.

Bridesmaids at this celebration included CAROLINE BARRINEAU, LIZA PRICE MCNAIR, and JENNY ROCHE MADIGAN. Junior bridesmaids included Ardyn ’24 and Micaela Henry ’28.

Class of 2010 GRACE MCDEAVITT JORDEN and her husband, BEN ’07, welcomed their baby girl, Isabel, in June 2020. The Jordens live in Florida, where Ben is a producer for The Golf Channel, while enjoying playing golf in his free time.

Grace is a freelancer in sports television.

Rachel and WILL O’BRIEN welcomed Finely “Finn” Joseph O’Brien on August 30, 2020.

Finn O’Brien, son of Will O’Brien ’10, was born August 30, 2020.

Grace ’10 and Ben ’07 Jorden welcomed Isabel in June 2020.

Morgan Holt ’09 and Cody Johnson were married on June 13, 2020 in Charlotte.

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Class of 2010 (continued) CAMERON JOHNSON STRUBINGER and her husband Curtis are thrilled to announce that they welcomed Virginia Lanier on January 16 of this year. The new parents believe it is not at all biased to say that her entrance is unquestionably the best thing to happen in 2020!

Georgia, where Will is pursuing his MBA at Emory University.

Katie and Will McGinnis ’10 welcomed Wesley on August 12, 2020.

as planned, it was above and beyond our expectations and we are so grateful and overjoyed to finally be married.”

The wedding party included fellow Hawks THOMAS ARMSTRONG ’11, OWEN ARMSTRONG ’15, GRACE ARMSTRONG ’19, DAVID BELK, ANDREW COONEY ’11, FITZ ELLERBE, BRANDON JORDI, LIBBY LAMB HEIL, CLAIRE PACE, DREW PAPADOPULOS, and KATHRYN WATTS.

Class of 2011 In his last semester at Dallas Theological Seminary, JEFF MCINTOSH also has a new role of Worship Minister at The Village Church, Southlake Campus in Southlake, Texas.

To keep Tyler and Will socially distant and safe, Tyler’s father, Andy Cooney, surprised the newlyweds with "bubbles" so they could walk around and give hugs to friends in the front yard.

Virginia Lanier, daughter of Cameron Johnson Strubinger ’10, was born on January 16, 2020.

RACHEL KOKENES was sworn in to the New York Bar in March and is proud to work in indigent defense at the Brooklyn Defender Services.

Whitney and Jeff McIntosh ’11 stand in front of The Village Church, Southlake Campus where Jeff is the Worship Minister.

CAROLINE HICKS, reporter for WBTV-NC, recently interviewed President Trump’s Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.

CLAIRE PACE lives in Atlanta, Georgia, where she works in employment marketing at The Home Depot.

In June, LIBBY LAMB HEIL and her husband moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas, where she works for Proctor & Gamble.

ANN LOUISE SEATON and CONOR KEELEY live in Jacksonville, Florida, where Conor began Podiatry Residency at University of Florida.

Rachel Kokenes ’10 with her fellow Tar Heel and New Yorker Wayne Ellington

Congratulations to Katie and WILL MCGINNIS whose son, William Wesley, was born on August 12, 2020.

The McGinnis family lives in Atlanta,

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Class of 2012 Congratulations to TYLER COONEY and WILL ARMSTRONG who were married on September 12, 2020. Tyler writes, “We stuck to our date, but pivoted to my parents’ backyard! While it was not originally

Claire Pace ’12 and Libby Lamb Heil ’12 were part of Tyler Cooney Armstrong’s wedding party in September 2020.

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Class of 2013 SYDNEY SEBASTASTIAN and JORDAN LAWROSKI recently co-founded Tomorrow Vintage to revolutionize the circular fashion movement. Tomorrow Vintage curates vintage and pre-loved clothing of modern trends from all over Europe. Tomorrow Vintage hopes to create “an attractive, accessible, and realistically low-impact alternative to trend driven consumption.”

MARY LEWIS works in renewable energy for a company that develops software to manage energy storage and solar projects. Mary credits her interest in renewable energy to Dr. Ken Kneidel’s AP Biology class.

BARBARA ANNE THOMAS works as an artist in Raleigh, North Carolina, and is currently creating a series of narrative oil paintings which explores human resilience and adaptation in response to the social restrictions from the pandemic.

Barbara Anne Thomas ’13 with one of her paintings.

Jordan Lawroski ’13 and Sydney Sebastastian ’13 came up with the idea for Tomorrow Vintage over coffee in 2019 and have since launched their business during the pandemic. Jordan recently relocated to Barcelona, Spain, and Sydney lives in Porto, Portugal.

KATIE MAYOPOULOS joined Teach for America in New Orleans and has been teaching multiple levels of Spanish.

Last summer, Katie translated for asylum seekers with RAICES at the southern border which then led a multi-week language immersion trip for high school students throughout Spain.

Mary Lewis ’13 lives in San Francisco, CA and volunteers for political campaigns in her free time.

Congratulations to CHRIS PASCHAL who received his J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law. During his last year of school, Chris was awarded the Robert McCormick Figg, Jr. and D. Reece Williams III Trial Advocacy Awards. These awards are given for excellence in trial advocacy skills and professional demeanor.

ELLIE SHEILD is the Senior City Planner for Albemarle, North Carolina.

In her spare time, Ellie enjoys hiking with her partner in the picturesque backyard of the Uwharrie mountains.

Class of 2014 After graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2018, LEA KOKENES moved to Austin, Texas, and served two terms as an Americorps member, working with young adults experiencing homelessness. She is still living in Austin, now pursuing her JD at the University of Texas School of Law. Hook ’em Horns!

CAROLINE SEATON graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology in May 2020. She is currently completing her Clinical Fellowship Year at Johns Hopkins Children’s Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, where she treats infants and children in the hospital who are experiencing feeding, swallowing, or communication difficulties.

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Katie Mayopoulos ’13 has found her passion in pursuing educational equity and facilitating access to language learning experiences for students.

Ellie Sheild ’13 takes a break on her hike in the Uwharrie mountains. Ellie’s interest in local government and development lead her to her current role as City Planner.

Congratulations to RACHEL DEMAS and Derrick Bills who were married on Saturday, October 3, 2020. The couple lives in Charlotte, where Derrick is a director and editor for Priceless Misc, a film production company, and Rachel is pursuing her Master’s in clinical mental health counseling at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

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Class of 2015 (continued)

Since graduating from Latin, SOMAYA GUPTA has been creating music and advocating for the LGBTQ+ community.

They are a GLAAD Campus Ambassador, performed for NYC Pride and Charlotte Pride this year, and just released their song, “Take a Bow.” You can listen to their music on any streaming platform and follow them on Instagram (@somayamusic) for updates on music and for their thoughts on identity.

Emerson Schaeffer ’15, Catherine Crigler ’15, Alex Demas ’15, Avery Horvath ’15, Ryan Gardner ’15, Gray Smith ’15, Hope Dragelin ’15, and Grayce Anderson ’15 celebrate with bride Rachel Demas ’15.

Class of 2016 EMILY BARRY graduated from The University of Mississippi with a B.S. in Business Administration and a minor in Spanish. She will be attending NC State University’s Global Luxury and Management Masters program in the fall and is planning to move to Paris in January.

KYLE ENSOR graduated from The University of Tennessee and is working as a recruitment advisor in healthcare with a company called Medix.

Kyle lives in Nashville, Tennessee, and interviews, advises, and places talent at hospitals and healthcare companies across the Nashville region.

ANDREW FISH is graduating from Northeastern University with a degree in Computer Engineering in December 2020. He will start working at Apple in California in March 2021.

GAURI GOSWAMY graduated UNC-Chapel Hill with degrees in computer science and information science and will begin working with PwC, as a management consultant, in their New York office this fall.

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Somaya Gupta ’16 creates music for LGBTQ+ community.

DUNCAN KEELEY graduated from Hampden-Sydney College and attends the University of St. Andrews in Scotland for his Masters of Letters in Medieval History.

After graduating UNC-Chapel Hill, ANDREW MAXWELL and his friend Davis Brown worked alongside administration from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health to help design and determine the safest return possible for students and faculty this fall amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Andrew and Davis developed a website that allows users to construct their own return strategies and see the potential effects of minimizing the spread of COVID-19 by layering in different interventions. Andrew is currently an associate for the Boston Consulting Group.

HARPER MCCABE graduated from Clemson University and lives in TOMMY HALKYARD graduated from Washington, D.C., working as an Colgate University and is currently living Events Coordinator for the Republican in Seattle working as a music instructor Governors Association. and teaching lessons on drums, guitar, Congratulations to COLEMAN DAVID and music composition. He’s also been CAMPBELL who is the only American working on putting out some new music to have been accepted for graduate of his own. study in musical theatre at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, beginning in September. The extensive application and audition process included detailed referrals and background information, and 12 video submissions, including solo vocal pieces from every genre, an original song, monologues, and dance excerpts.

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, whose patron is HRH Prince Charles, is consistently ranked as one of the Top Tommy Halkyard ’16 with his parents Ten Performing Arts Schools in the Jonathan and Kari Halkyard.

World. Coleman recently graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting with Honors, from Shenandoah Conservatory.

Adding to several stage and film projects he completed, last fall he was cast as the lead role in two 360-degree educational films: The Team and The Mind of a Teen Shooter. Both are being submitted to numerous film festivals for consideration in Special Technical/Virtual Reality Achievement.

Coleman Campbell ’16 is studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

CLASS NOTES

EC MYERS graduated from Washington & Lee with a BS in Business Administration and Environmental Studies. Currently EC is working in Spartanburg, South Carolina, with Johnson Development Associates as a development analyst. In September, EC enjoyed celebrating her birthday with fellow Hawks, MOLLY BRICE, EMILY BARRY, and LENA BREWER in the mountains of North Carolina.

HAYDEN SMITH graduated from Middlebury College and is in the process of applying to medical school. He will spend the next year teaching science and coaching baseball at Montgomery Bell Academy in Nashville, Tennessee.

HUNTER WILLIS graduated from Clemson University and is staying at Clemson University to complete her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, focusing on adolescent personality disorders and trauma.

MORGAN MONTGOMERY is a senior at Boston College where she is pursuing a double major in Economics and International Studies for Management and a minor in Spanish.

She spent Summer 2020 interning as a risk analyst for Goldman Sachs, Dallas, Texas.

TAYLOR WOOLLEN graduated with a BS in Biology from UNC-Chapel Hill with minors in chemistry and Spanish for the medical professions.

Class of 2017 Hawks from the Class of 2016 celebrate EC Myers ’16 birthday in September.

KASSIE NIELSEN graduated from Wake Forest University with a BS in Finance. She is currently working in Charlotte, North Carolina, as an Analyst in Wells Fargo’s Corporate and Investment Bank.

Congratulations to MOLLY GREEN who was named Outstanding Student Philanthropist of 2020 by Charlotte’s Association of Fundraising Professionals for her foundational and philanthropic work with Paws for the Cause. Molly is a senior at UNC-Chapel Hill.

In Memoriam Mary McCracken Gray Yon ’78 July 2, 2020

MARGARET ROBELEN graduated from Clemson University and is working in the Pediatric Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at Children’s of Alabama in Birmingham.

ADDIE ROBARDS graduated from Furman University with a BA in Elementary Education. She is teaching 5th grade at Fairforest Elementary School in Spartanburg District 6 while working on her Master’s degree in Early Childhood at Furman.

Morgan Montgomery was featured as Latin's Young Alumni Spotlight in the December 2020 "Moving Forward" special issue of PRIDE Magazine.

Jane Blanchard Cox ’74 September 8, 2020 Mary Salem Gregory Paramore ’06 October 7, 2020 Alice Sanders Ellis ’82 October 14, 2020 In addition to her work with Paws for the Cause, Molly Green ’17 has raised more than $50,000 in support of the Humane Society of Charlotte.

The Charlotte Latin Alumni Governing Board has formed a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee to provide leadership on the development of DEI strategies in existing alumni programming, to leverage all forms of diversity to strengthen the alumni network, and to recommend potential new programming and initiatives for the CLS alumni community. One such initiative may involve an Alumni of Color Network to build community through networking opportunities and engage with identity and inclusion issues. If you are interested in being involved at any level, please email sally.smith@charlottelatin.org.

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