All Star Bash - Auction Catalog

Dear Friends, Thank you for supporting Episcopal by attending our All Star Bash. We are glad you have joined us for this relaxed evening of celebration in support of ESJ. This is our second casual Bash event, designed to give our community the opportunity to celebrate in a different way from the more formal Celebration fundraiser held in alternate years.

Special thanks to the Bash 2014 Chair Frances Poitevent Hutto, a 1988 graduate of Episcopal, current parent and ESJ “All Star” in her own right. Frances and the outstanding Bash committee worked very hard throughout the year to make this creative and fun-filled evening come to fruition. In addition, we are grateful to the many volunteers who have devoted their time and talents to the success of this event.

Your generosity tonight will help Episcopal continue to provide the excellent educational background that truly makes our students “All Stars.” Have a wonderful evening, and, as always, please bid high!

Sincerely,

Charley Zimmer Head of School

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TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME .............................................................................................. 3 ALL STAR EVENT SCHEDULE ............................................................ 4 COMMITTEE ........................................................................................... 5 AUCTION RULES ................................................................................... 6 AUCTION ITEMS.................................................................................... 7 LIVE AUCTION ......................................................................... 7 ALL THINGS COMMENCEMENT ........................................... 8 ALL THINGS EPISCOPAL ........................................................ 9 ALL THINGS UPPER SCHOOL .............................................. 10 ALL THINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL ........................................... 12 ALL THINGS ARTISTIC ......................................................... 13 ALL THINGS ATHLETICS ..................................................... 15 CORPORATE PARTNERS ................................................................... 19 SPECIAL THANKS ............................................................................... 31 PAST LEADERSHIP ............................................................................. 32

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Dear Family and Friends of Episcopal, It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s All Star Bash at the Boathouse. I am so glad that you are joining us for this fun filled evening celebrating Episcopal’s All Stars.

From the sports fields to the science labs, the photography studio to center stage in the Munnerlyn, there are so many All Stars to be proud of on the ESJ campus.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my hard-working committee members and all volunteers who have given of their time and talents in preparing for this evening. I truly appreciate your dedication, enthusiasm and tireless efforts to make 2014 Bash an All Star event!

Thank you to those who have graciously contributed to our Silent and Live Auctions this evening. Whether you are a parent, grandparent, alumni, trustee, faculty, staff or a local business, I want you to know how much your donation and support means to ESJ. This night could not happen without your generous contributions and once again I wish to send you a heartfelt thank-you.

It has been such a pleasure to serve as the Chair for the All Star Bash and I am honored that you are here to celebrate with me. You are truly an All Star in my eyes!

Fondly,

Frances Poitevent Hutto ’88 Chair, All Star Bash 2014

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ALL STAR EVENT SCHEDULE 6:00

8:30

COCKTAILS AND HORS D’OEUVRES

LIVE AUCTION Auctioneer – Andy Haynes

SILENT AUCTION OPENS

9:45

MASTER OF CEREMONIES Matt Basford ’87

SILENT AUCTION CLOSES

7:00

Winning bidder numbers and bid amount will be available for viewing on each item. Tangible items may be taken with the winning bidder on the night of the event. Receipts and gift certificates will be mailed to the item winners following the event.

10:00

WELCOME AND INVOCATION BUFFET DINNER

Hors D’oeuvres ~ Butternut Squash Soup Shooter Made with butternut squash, apple cider & onions Topped with cream fresh chives & pumpkin seed ~ Pork Tenderloin Sliders Herb roasted pork sliced thin and piled high on baby silver dollar rolls with arugula and a wild berry sauce and blue cheese Dinner Menu ~ Grilled Spiced Flank Steak with Romesco Dry rubbed with coffee, cumin, coriander, black pepper & salt and grilled Presented with Romesco sauce on the side ~ Shrimp & Andouille Sausage Skewer Presented on a bed of saffron rice with sundried tomato vinaigrette ~ Mesclun Salad with Fried Shallots, Bacon & Blue Cheese ~ Roasted Potatoes with Leeks, Pancetta & Fresh Herbs ~ Haricot Verts Tossed with Rosemary Lemon Dressing ~ Assorted Artisan Breads and Rolls ~ Dessert Selection by Karen Glenn

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2014 ALL STAR BASH COMMITTEE Frances Poitevent Hutto ’88 Chair Anne Marie Awad Christy Blake Reneé Mackaness Cheanvechai Carole Daniel Traci Day Maureen Diederich David Ertrachter Allison Ginder Allison Hardwick Wendy Dickinson LaPrade ’76 Julie McLaurine Julie Mori Laura Jane Pittman Amy McLeod Ryals ’83 Leigh Smith Lynette Stringfield Janine Tollett Catherine Wood Luanne Williams Paige Yauger

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AUCTION RULES 1.

Guests are welcome at 6:00 p.m. for silent auction bidding. Bidding will be continuous until announced closing in the latter part of the evening. Live auction bidding begins at approximately 8:30 p.m. and continues without interruption until all items have been auctioned.

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Bidding Identification: Each attendee has a pre-registered bid number to be used for all bidding. Bid numbers are on the back of the auction catalog issued at check-in.

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Bid sheets for all silent auction items must be filled in completely and legibly with your bid number (no names). Unidentifiable bids and those not adhering to the stated minimum rise will be disqualified. The closing bid circled by an auction official is the closing bid.

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Payment in full for all auction items must be made before items can be claimed. Cash, check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express are acceptable forms of payment.

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All sales are final. No refunds, please.

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Value of items auctioned are donor’s estimates and are not warranted by Episcopal School of Jacksonville.

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Services and gift certificates must be used no later than February 2015 unless otherwise specified. Please do not ask donors to extend the expiration date on gift certificates or any other dated purchases.

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All auction items must be claimed by 4:00 p.m. on Friday, March 7, 2014.

The School will not be responsible for items left after that date.

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Vacation home conditions: Arrangements for use of privately owned property are subject to agreement between donor and winning bidder.

Specifications in the catalog are those made by the donor. Episcopal School of Jacksonville holds no responsibility for their representation.

A printing deadline made it necessary for us to list additional items in the catalog addendum. We are most grateful for all the contributions. Although every effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the catalog and addendum, errors may occur.

Thank you for supporting Episcopal School of Jacksonville through your generous participation in this event.

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AUCTION ITEMS Live Auction 1.

All Inclusive Four-Hour River Cruise for up to 16 People Enjoy a four-hour day or evening cruise for up to 16 people on the beautiful St. Johns River. Drinks, heavy appetizers, and music are included. Perfect for any occasion, including weddings, anniversaries, birthday parties, bachelor or bachelorette parties and more! Availability mutually agreeable between donor and winning bidder.

Thanks to: The Suddath Family

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Dove Hunt Five hunters - five days! Enjoy first class dove hunting in Cordoba, Argentina, for a dove hunting adventure unlike any other. This trip includes five days of wing shooting in the best dove hunting region in the world with no limit on doves. After a day of hunting you can relax in your accommodations at a Maers & Goldman hunting lodge and enjoy traditional dining, alternating among anticipated beef selections, typical native cuisine and fine Malbec wines.

Thanks to: Maers & Goldman

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Five Nights in High Hampton, NC High Hampton has been a place of southern hospitality since the nineteenth century. Nestled just outside the western North Carolina town of Cashiers, High Hampton offers an exquisite mountain experience. Enjoy the beauty of North Carolina in this beautiful three bedroom, three bath home. The mountain views are extraordinary! Bedroom #1: one king bed, Bedroom #2: two queen beds, Bedroom #3 two doubles and one twin bed. Not available from May 23- July 31 and November 20-30. Five night stay must be used before February 1, 2015. Dates to be agreed upon by owner and winner.

Thanks to: Sally ’86 and Ross Singletary

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Front Row Commencement Seating with VIP Parking Enjoy the moment! You can relax on graduation morning because you will have 12 reserved front row seats to Commencement 2014 and reserved VIP parking. Don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime to see your Senior's expression as he or she makes the ultimate trip across the Acosta House Porch.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

All Things Commencement 5.

Commencement Breakfast on Parks Hall Balcony Celebrate your student's achievements and enjoy the breathtaking views atop the balcony of Parks Hall while enjoying a delicious continental breakfast for 12 guests the morning of Commencement from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., May 17, 2014.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Commencement Breakfast on Lastinger Hall Balcony Make the most of this memorable morning! Enjoy the views from Lastinger Hall balcony while enjoying a continental breakfast for 12 guests the morning of Commencement from 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. on May 17, 2014.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Reserved Parking for Commencement Take the stress out of the day with a reserved parking space with easy access to the Acosta House lawn for the 2014 Commencement.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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All Things Episcopal 8.

All Star Dinner with Charley Zimmer and Coach Brunell It's an All Star Dinner! Three lucky students will choose the location to be treated to a fabulous dinner with our beloved Head of School Charley Zimmer and Head Football Coach Mark Brunell.

Thanks to: Coach Mark Brunell, Charley Zimmer

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Party at the Walton Boathouse Host your own party at this unbelievable venue! Episcopal's Walton Boathouse is a premier location to have a special birthday party, graduation event, or any celebration. This location can hold up to 100 guests and includes the set-up of tables, chairs, and linens, as well as clean-up. Good on a mutually agreeable date through February 2015 (subject to availability based on the School's calendar.)

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Half-Baked Cookies for a Year Your child will be treated to three delicious half-baked cookies one day a week for the 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Dan Yearwood

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All Star Venue with a View - July 4, 2014 - Lastinger Hall Balcony Come enjoy the amazing views to watch the 4th of July 2014 downtown fireworks without any crowds or parking dilemmas!

The Lastinger Hall balcony has plenty of room for 12 guests.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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All Star Venue with a View - July 4, 2014 - Parks Hall Balcony Come enjoy the amazing views to watch the 4th of July 2014 downtown fireworks without any crowds or parking dilemmas!

The Parks Hall balcony has plenty of room for 12 guests.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Sunshine Uniforms $100 Gift Certificate Make an easy decision! Take advantage of this opportunity to benefit yourself and ESJ. For a purchase price of $90 you can get one of five $100 gift certificates provided by ESJ uniform supplier Sunshine Uniforms. Only the first five to respond will receive this offer!

Thanks to: Sunshine School Uniforms

All Things Upper School 14.

Upper School Dean for the Day Is your Upper School student full of great ideas or a desire to lead?

Let them spend the day with Dean Hodges as ESJ's Upper School "Dean for a Day." The lucky student who wins this item will enjoy a fun-filled and educational day with Dean Hodges who has many special activities in store. The first item on the agenda is to designate a special dress day. Next, perhaps they will learn what it is like to be on the giving end of a pink slip, or maybe they will take charge of lunchroom announcements. This new "Dean" is assured a day that is all in good fun while giving them a firsthand view of what it really takes to be a leader.

Thanks to: Dean Christy Hodges

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Upper School Dress Down Day Your child will choose the "dress down" theme for the Upper School (note that the theme must be approved by Dean Hodges and cannot be on a Chapel Day.) Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Senior VIP Parking Current parents of JUNIORS have two opportunities to bid on the chance for a reserved parking space for your child's Senior year.

They may never be late to school again with a reserved parking spot for the 2014-2015 school year.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Senior Locker Current parents of JUNIORS you can give your graduating Senior one last convenience at school with the choice of a premier locker for the 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Junior VIP Parking Current parents of SOPHOMORES take advantage of one of two opportunities for your Junior to rest assured that a parking spot is available when they get to campus. Let them enjoy their very own VIP parking spot for the 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Junior Locker Current parents of SOPHOMORES know that Junior year comes with many added stresses. Give your child one less thing to worry about and let him or her choose the perfect locker for the 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Sophomore Locker Get the Upper School years off to the best start possible and allow your current NINTH grade child to choose the perfect locker for his or her entire 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Freshman Locker Calling current parents of EIGHTH GRADERS! Your child is almost in high school so reduce their stress and let them choose the perfect locker for the entire 2014-2015 school year!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Middle School Dean for the Day Your Middle School student can spend the day with Dean Hess as he manages the ESJ Middle School. The lucky winner will don an official ESJ lanyard and accompany Dean Hess on his rounds, pick the dress code for the day and even take charge of lunchroom announcements. Dean Hess has a great day in store for the lucky winner of this amazing experience!

Thanks to: Dean David Hess

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Middle School Student Dress Down Day Your child will choose the “dress down� theme for the Middle School (note that the theme must be approved by Dean Hess and cannot be on a Chapel Day.) Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Locker - Rising Eighth Grader Current parents of SEVENTH GRADERS have probably heard that bottom lockers are never fun! Let your child choose the perfect locker for the 2014-2015 school year.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Locker - Rising Seventh Grader Current parents of SIXTH GRADERS know those bottom and inside corner lockers are tough to reach! Get your child's seventh grade year off to a good start by letting them choose the perfect locker for the 2014-2015 school year.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

All Things Artistic 26.

Eagle Arts Camp Your aspiring performer will enjoy participating in Episcopal's own Eagle Arts Camp this summer! This all day, two week camp is for campers ages 6-14 and includes theatre, art, dance and musical instruction under the amazing guidance of Sally Deming from June 9 - June 20, 2014, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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All Star Grandparents' Day Experience Grandparents' Day 2014 - What a way to make the grandparents feel special. They will have reserved seating in the Munnerlyn Theater, a reserved table in the Buck Student Center to dine with their grandchild(ren), and a VIP parking space!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Fine Arts VIP Parking Relax and know you can arrive on time to all 2014-2015 Fine Arts performances with this VIP reserved parking space!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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FANS "Dinner and a Show" Gift Basket Celebrate ESJ's Fine Arts All Stars with a dinner and a show! This basket contains a $75 gift certificate to Taverna, four tickets to the spring 2014 Fine Arts performance of your choice, and ESJ student artwork.

Thanks to: ESJ Fine Arts Nurturing Students (FANS)

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Sunset Coral Platter You can own this beautiful platter created by award winning glass artist and Episcopal alumna, Helen Roberts Cowart '82.

This gently curved platter has a simple geometric design with contrasting warm and cool colors. It is made with specialty Bullseye Glass and is food and dishwasher safe.

Thanks to: Helen Roberts Cowart '82

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Red Galaxy Bowl After 20 years as a professional graphic designer, Episcopal alumna Helen Roberts Cowart '82, discovered the world of glass with its beautiful and creative possibilities. You can have a chance to own this beautiful red and garnet bowl created by Helen. This food and dishwasher safe bowl is a beautiful and practical addition to any entertainers collection!

Thanks to: Helen Roberts Cowart '82

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How to Rock....

Meg Haston '01, alumna and current ESJ counselor, is the author of How to Rock Braces and Glasses and its sequel How to Rock Break-Ups and Make-Ups. How to Rock Braces and Glasses served as the inspiration for the Nickelodeon show "How to Rock." The lucky winner of this item will receive both of these books that Ms. Haston will autograph with a personal inscription.

That definitely rocks!

Thanks to: Meg Haston '01

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Dallas Script Autographed by Larry Hagman Perfect for a budding actor or a longtime fan of the show, this original script from Dallas entitled "Some Leave, Some Get Carried Out" is autographed by Larry Hagman.

Thanks to: Carol and Jean Fitzgerald

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Movie in the Munnerlyn or X-Box Party Enjoy an ultra exclusive venue where you can gather 30 guests for a movie viewing or 10 guests for an X-Box Party on the BIG screen in the Munnerlyn for a three hour event. Perfect for a birthday party celebration! (Parental supervision required. Date of party to be mutually agreed upon by the purchaser and ESJ.) Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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ESJ Eagle Sports Pass Support the Eagles! Bid on one of two "Eagle Sports Passes" for the 2014-2015 school year. Each pass is good for two adult entrances to ALL regular season home games during the 20142015 school year.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Football Fan Package Enjoy cheering for the Episcopal Eagles in two reserved VIP Seats and $10 in concessions at each home game during the 2014 football season! You will also receive a VIP Parking space!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Athletics Locker for the Fall 2014 Sports Season Make practice a breeze and let your child choose the athletics locker of their choice while participating in a fall sport.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Athletics Locker for the Winter Sports Season (2014-2015) Let your ESJ All Star athlete choose the athletics locker of their choice for the winter sports season.

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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Choose Your Own Athletics Locker for the Spring 2015 Sports Season Let your child have their pick of athletics lockers while participating in a spring sport!

Thanks to: Episcopal School of Jacksonville

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ESJ Boosters Basket For the discerning Eagles fan, this basket has all you will need to attend any Eagles sporting event in style! This basket comes complete with a 2014-2015 Annual Eagle Sports Pass, entitling entrance for two adults to all regular season home games, along with a great assortment of ESJ fan gear to complete the look.

Also included is a YETI Roadie 20 to carry your tailgate reFreshments in style!

Thanks to: Episcopal Athletic Boosters

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Track & Field Athletic Coaching ESJ's own Pat Crandall will provide individual coaching in any track and field event. This package includes two one-hour sessions to be arranged at a mutually agreeable date through the summer of 2014.

Thanks to: Coach Pat Crandall

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Jaguars Helmet signed by Mark Brunell This Jaguars helmet signed by 2013 Pride of the Jaguars inductee and ESJ Head Football Coach Mark Brunell is a must have for any football fan.

Thanks to: Coach Mark Brunell

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ESJ Keepsake Oar This oar is a perfect decoration for your rowing student's bedroom or dorm room. They can fondly remember their ESJ rowing time with this keepsake oar donated by ESJ Rowing Coach Mike Alton.

Thanks to: Coach Mike Alton

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Coaching Session with Chip Stroud Let Coach Stroud get your child in shape for their fall, winter or spring sport! They will be ready to compete! (one hour) Thanks to: Coach Chip Stroud

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Tennis Lesson with Dede Allen There is no better way to get prepared for the Episcopal tennis team than to have a lesson with Coach Dede Allen! She will be happy to help your child with their serve, ground strokes, net play, placement and strategy during this one hour lesson.

Thanks to: Coach Dede Allen

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Pitching or Hitting Lesson with Coach Mike Jones Batter up! If your student is an aspiring baseball star, his performance will be greatly enhanced in this personally tailored private coaching session with ESJ baseball Coach Mike Jones.

Whether your student wants to improve his hitting or pitching skills, this hour with Coach Jones will definitely prove to be a fun and instructive way to improve his game.

Thanks to: Coach Mike Jones

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Private Coaching Session with Varsity Girls Soccer Coach Kate Bowles Develop your student's All Star soccer skills with this private coaching session with ESJ Girls Varsity Soccer Coach Kate Bowles.

Thanks to: Coach Kate Bowles

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Massage and Chiropractic Consultation Perfect for the parent or student who needs some rest and relaxation after exerting themselves on the field, courts or just in general. This $100 Gift Certificate to Atlantic Chiropractic includes a one hour massage and chiropractic consultation.

Thanks to: Atlantic Chiropractic

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Platinum Partner

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Platinum Partner

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Gold Partners

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Silver Partners

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Silver Partners

Bronze Partners

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CORPORATE PARTNERS Bronze Partners

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SPECIAL THANKS Andy Haynes The Drummond Press Michelle Krueger ESJ Art Club ESJ Maintenance Staff Chris Danielek Tim Eusey Cordell Goodman Bill Hoffman Bernie Hurley Mike Jones Rick Knutelsky Carlos Madrigal Wanda Madrigal-Hamilton John McKean Byron Mendieta Elton Norwood Mayra Rivera Frank Talan LV Wrice

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THANK YOU FOR 39 YEARS OF CELEBRATION LEADERSHIP Catherine Kirkpatrick 2013 Christy Blake 2012 Sherry Smith Hieb ’80 2011 Jackie Castranova Cathy Mayes Fall 2006 Cynthia & Tim Greene Spring 2006 Laurie Stewart Mai Karen Seals 2005 Ellen Fitch Lizz Wodrich 2004 Wendy Dickinson LaPrade ’76 Mary Beth Wharen 2003 Cathy Brinton Polly Stein 2002 Kathy Almand Connie Overton 2001 Sue Goebertus Karen Wolfson 1999

Carolyn Zehmer Barnes ’76 Candace Woodlief 1998 Diane Graham Beverly Sleeth 1997 Carolyn von Herrmann Gaile Wingard 1996

Peggy Bryan 1986 Jo Hoskins Peggy Bryan 1985 Paula Joyner 1984 Joan Haskell 1983

Debby Shaw 1995

Hazel Donahoo Janet Hogshead 1982

Linda Alexander 1994

Robbin Churchill 1981

Margaret Foerster 1993

Sally Cockayne 1980

Cyndi Schmidt 1992

Celeste Hampton Fall 1979

Mary Ellen Smith Mary Pietan 1991

Jennifer Johnson Duke Spring 1979

Celeste Hampton 1990

Joan Haskell 1978

Delores Lastinger 1989

Mary Alice Massey 1977

Susie Canon 1988

Christine Schmidt 1976

Susan Gentry 1987

Mary Winston 1975

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