Harding Academy of Memphis Annual Report for 2012-13

ANNUAL REPORT 2012 2013

The redesigned front entrance was completed in October 2012.

LETTER

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from the

PRESIDENT

s we reflect on another year (July 1, 2012 -June 30, 2013), it is impossible not to see God’s hand at work. In many ways it was a historic year that witnessed giving levels never before seen in our sixty-year history.

While it would be easy to measure the past year by data points such as an impressive college matriculation list, unbelievable fine arts and

successful athletic programs, or tremendous gains that eclipse other schools’ use of technology, there are characteristics of the Harding experience that simply cannot be quantified. The way that each student is known and valued as an individual and the fact that the Word of God and a spirit of service are integrated into everything that we do continue to keep Harding unique and strong.

As you will see, because of the incredible support of so many, we are poised for continued growth as we enhance and refine the vision for the future. During this reporting period, we renovated nearly every restroom on our Cherry Road campus, replaced our stadium lighting and baseball scoreboard, and purchased iPads in preparation for our 1:1 iPad initiative. Also, a generous donation allowed us to establish the Endowment for Excellence in the Fine Arts.

Additional gifts to this endowed fund will enable us to expand our already thriving fine arts offerings.

Twice during this period we received the largest single cash contribution from a living donor in our sixty-year history. I believe that every student will benefit from these upgrades, and I am excited about what the future holds.

More significant than any external renovation, however, has been the internal examination of who we are and why we exist. Our Board of Trustees has made significant contributions to this examination by committing to expand our board and to endorse a very deep and meaningful Statement of Faith. We are honored that Mr. Hubie Smith (’79) has agreed to join our board and look forward to adding other new faces of leadership in the near future.

Enhancing and expanding a culture of giving is vital to the future of Harding Academy. I pray that as we expand and refine our vision for the future, many will continue to join us through their financial support. Please prayerfully consider a financial gift that will sustain our ministry and further equip us to carry out our mission. Your commitment and a continued culture of giving will keep Harding strong, and I am grateful for your belief in our mission. As God continues to work in the hearts of our families, friends, and alumni to give, we give Him all the glory and praise.

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FINANCIAL REPORT

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he goals of financial stewardship at Harding Academy are to plan, operate, and account for financial resources

in a manner that accomplishes the mission of the school and fosters fiscal responsibility and confidence. Harding

INCOME

Income Total: $14,073,722

has implemented the necessary policies, procedures, and controls to ensure a sound financial operation. The school operates within the framework of a multi-year strategic financial plan and an annual budget. The Finance Committee

87% Tuition and Fees: $12,165,549 9%

Gifts and Fundraisers 1: $1,287,550

3%

Auxiliary Income2: $419,095

1%

Investment and Endowment Income: $201,578

of the Board of Directors provides financial oversight, and a CPA firm performs an audit of the financial statements each year. Monitoring systems are in place to ensure resources are used as intended. Harding works with trusted advisors to optimize investment, insurance, employee benefits, and financial decision-making. The school benchmarks its tuition and compensation to ensure that it is competitive and able to provide the quality of personnel, facilities, and programs to meet the educational needs of our students.

Greg Howell Chief Financial Officer

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YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2013 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS : $ 909,370

GIVING by the NUMBERS Annual Fund Giving: $278,090

EXPENSES

Harding 5K: $48,552

Expenses Total: $13,164,402 64% Salaries and Employee Benefits: $8,449,055 19% Facilities and Equipment3: $2,454,209 5%

Student Instruction and Activities4: $698,417

7%

General Operating Expenses5: $948,215

5%

Financial Aid and Discounts6: $614,506

Taste of Harding: $92,085 Endowment for Excellence in the Fine Arts: $31,610 Capital Improvements: $600,000 Strength Training Facility: $213,615 Baseball Scoreboard: $10,000 Endowed Scholarships: $59,673 Kroger Community Rewards: $7,697 Smallest Donation: $1 Largest Donation: $400,000

(1) Gifts and fundraisers include Annual Fund, General Scholarship Fund, Taste of Harding, 5K Run, Food For Thought, gifts designated for specific projects, and additions to endowed funds. (2) Auxiliary income includes revenue from athletics, cafeteria service, yearbook sales, and bus service. (3) Facilities and equipment includes building repair and maintenance, utilities, telephone, computers, iPads, copy machines, building rent, interest on debt, and depreciation.

(4) Student instruction and activities includes textbooks, consumable workbooks, classroom supplies, library expenses, and athletic expenses. (5) General operating expenses include insurance, advertising, professional development, and office expenses. (6) Financial aid and discounts include need-based scholarships, multi-child discounts, and ministerial discounts.

Increase in Donations from Previous Year: 255%

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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Cherry Road • Front entrance project was completed.

• Weight room was renovated.

• Baseball scoreboard was replaced.

• Football field lights were replaced.

• Early Childhood fence was replaced.

• Restrooms in main building were renovated.

Cordova • Early Childhood classrooms were painted.

The new strength training facility features equipment custom-designed for Harding.

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School Wide • iPads and iPad minis were purchased for teachers in preparation for the iPad program.

• iPads were purchased for all students in grades 6 - 12.

• iPad mini stations were purchased for EC2 - grade 5.

• Projection systems on all campuses continued to be upgraded.

The Tech Department prepared over 700 iPads for delivery.

HARDING 5K

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ach year Harding Academy hosts a 5K fundraiser. In 2012, over 1,000 registered attendees, featuring 330 runners and walkers supported by members and friends of the Harding Academy family, raised over $39,000.

Our guest race starter was former Harding President Dr. Harold Bowie.

2012 5K SPONSORS Gold: Comprehensive Pharmacy Services Silver: Dennis Electric Randy and Brenda Frederick Gaines and Associates PLLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law

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Harding University Holland Studio Kids Urology, Gerald R. Jerkins, MD Lipscomb University Morgan Stanley, Wealth Management, Walter H. Powell II, CRPC Parker School Uniforms Pediatrics East Schilling Farms Dentistry Bronze: Ace Hardware, Memphis Allison and Chumney, Certified Public Accountants Bank of Bartlett Cobb Plumbing Freed-Hardeman University Friends of Harding Herbi-Systems NovaCopy Re:Fuel Sisson and Sisson, Attorneys at Law

TASTE of HARDING 2013 TASTE OF HARDING SPONSORS

Deja Vu was the Lion’s Choice Award Winner.

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he fourth Taste of Harding was our most successful to date, raising over $92,000. Proceeds from this fundraiser will help support the Harding Fund for Excellence. We are very thankful for the partnership of twenty-two of our favorite local restaurants and caterers who donated their food and their time for this event.

Over 600 guests enjoyed unlimited samples of their delicious creations.

Underwriters: Clay and Land Insurance, Inc. Comprehensive Pharmacy Services, Don and Denise Nickleson Engineered Medical Systems, LLC Fleming Associates Randy and Brenda Frederick Holland Studio of Photography/ Jay and Judy Shappley/ Gerald and Susie Jerkins Linkous Construction Company, Inc. TESCO Properties Patrons: Agape Child and Family Services The Associated Agency The Bailey Law Firm/Teresa and Mac Bailey Kevin and Linda Chadwell Marilyn Dempsey Gaines and Associates PLLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law Harding University/Harding School of Theology NovaCopy Parker School Uniforms

Sharp and Robbins Construction, LLC Dale and Kimberly Sharp Restaurants /Caterers: AnnOlivia’s Sweet Shop Boneheads Charles Vergos’ Rendezvous Deja Vu Creole Soul Restaurant - Lions Choice Award Domino’s Pizza Eat Well Sushi Bar and Grill Frost Bake Shop - Best Signature Dish Award Germantown Commissary Java Coast/Panini Catering Jim’s Place Las Delicias Lucchesi’s Ravioli and Pasta Co. McAlister’s Memphis Pizza Café Germantown Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt Outback Steakhouse Perkins Restaurant and Bakery of Collierville Scoops Ice Cream Catering Southern Comfort Catering (formerly the Boiling Point) Taziki’s Mediterranean Café Vinegar Jim’s Restaurant - Best Taste Award

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BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS 2012 - 13

Andy and Katina Gaines, Gaines and Associates PLLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law Linkous Construction Co., Inc.

Bartlett Woods Church of Christ Jeff and Karen Baskin Larry and Stacey Crum Gregg and Kim Deaton David and Sheryl Escue James and Kelly Horner Doug and Melissa Karpicke Jim and Joy Luttrell O’Neil and Sarah Parker Patrick and Trina Peery Sean and Kelly Prine David and Sherri Shelby Terry and Kim Stanford Robert and Jackie Wilson

Super Lion Booster

Silver Boosters

President: Todd Cottrell Vice President: Sherri Shelby Secretary: Collin Carlock Treasurer: Betty Browning

MEMBERS Corporate Lion Booster

J. Brooks Coffee Roasters Chris and Rachel Galbreath R. T. Carlock Co. Jerome and Dee Franklin Kevin and Rose McCurdy Peterson/Linder Insurance Chuck and Sue Petrey

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Gold Lion Booster

John and Amy Abbott Al and Gene Adler Brad and Barbara Anderson Steve and Suzanne Avery Tony and Kim Bay Paul and Sandy Broom John and Debbie Cameron Chip and Mimi Cavagnaro Cliff and Sheena Christy

David and Heather Collins Bill and Nina Cooksey Doug and Libby Darnall Darryl and Amy Earnest Dan and Terrie Elkins Greg and Belinda Enochs Bruce and Linda Graves Bruce and Jamie Harford Mark and Kristi Hicks Walker and Nita Hurdle Don Hutson Christa Inmon Linda Kelly Richie and Buffy Lynn David and Jennifer Mensi Steve and Mary Reid Perrin and Catherine Rowsey Chris and Keri Stewart Marlon and Mialika Watkins Mack and Fay Weaver Mike and Debbie White

Bronze Booster Jim and Esther Allay Jeff and Daysha Anderson Carol Gardner

Larry and Melinda Garner David and Marcia Harrison John Mark Hays David and Elizabeth Hopper Angela Lee Forrest and Lana Luster Warren McWhirter Ken and Nedra Robison Carl and Heidi Shafer Larry Sisson

Booster Club Member Mac and Teresa Bailey Barry and Cheryl Chapman Ronny and Betty Copeland Reggie and Susan Crawford Monica Dempsey Jerry and Dorothy Escue Annette Jackson Tony and Betsy Kolznak

GOLF TOURNAMENT

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he first annual Harding Academy Golf Classic took place on Friday, April 26, and raised over $10,000.

In addition to the tournament, the 27 teams enjoyed a wonderful morning of fellowship, food, and fun organized by the Harding Academy Booster Club.

Thank you to the 35 sponsors who supported our event.

HOLE SPONSORS - $ 150 A and H Glass, Inc. Tom Adams Auto Service Al and Gene Adler Aztec Masonry, Inc. J. Brooks Coffee Brooks and Mazzola Construction John J. Campbell Co., Inc. Sheet Metal Division R. T. Carlock Co. Central Printing, John Sanders James and Jonathan Chapman Clarke Power Generators Classic Tile and Marble Co., Inc.

Commercial Interior Finishes, LLC Larry E. Crum & Associates, Nationwide Insurance In Honor of Sam Daniel Dennis Electric First Tennessee Brokerage, Chris Hicks Andy and Katina Gaines, Gaines and Associates PLLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law Garner Reid Team - Larry, Melinda, and Grant Harding Academy Board of Directors Mark and Lisa Hickman Mark and Kristi Hicks Tony Hooker and Family Lendermon Sports Medicine, LLC, Laura Lendermon Linkous Construction Co., Inc. More Than Basketball Pallets Plus Perkins-Everitt Lighting and Controls, Inc. Re:Fuel Russann Lumber Co. Michael Sansone, Nationwide Insurance Seamless Systems, Inc. Christopher and Keri Stewart Three Little Pigs, Charlie Robertson Trinity Professional Services, LLC Uncle Donald’s Restaurants, LLC (Huey’s) Joe and Carla Ward Wells Fargo Advisors

First place first flight (L-R): Bryan Grinder, Harry Mongue, Jr., Collin Carlock, and Trey Nolan

First place second flight (L-R): Chuck House, Britt Linder, Wes Fowler, and Jason Lovelace

First place third flight (L-R): Mike Ross-Spang, Larry Moffitt, Ronnie Williams, and Bryson Randolph

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PARENTS CLUB Thank you to our 2012-2013 Parents Club Officers for your support!

CORDOVA EARLY CHILDHOOD ( EC1 - SK )

President: Jamie Whartenby Secretary: Kasey Keough Treasurer/Ways and Means: Shawnelle Davis Membership: Megan Osborne

CORDOVA LOWER SCHOOL ( 1ST - 6TH )

Co-President: Sheri Fulbright Co-President: Lesle Heinz Secretary: Mandy Noble Treasurer: Christy Hopewell

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Room Mother Coordinator: Ann Bailey-Mitchell Ways and Means: Mary McCollum Ways and Means: Kelley Childress Membership: Kelley Childress Hospitality: Courtney Tucker Hospitality: Mary Bright

WHITE STATION ( JK - 6TH ) Co-President: Tiffany Parkhurst Co-President: Rachel Galbreath Vice President: Stacy Hinkle Vice President: Teresa Bailey Secretary: Dawn Graeter Treasurer: Betty Browning Hospitality: Stephanie Howell Hospitality: Betty Austin Hospitality: Eulanda Lopez Room Mom Coordinator: Jenny Cupp

Accelerated Reader: Jenny Cupp Accelerated Reader: Kelley Derrick Accelerated Reader: Karen Riedel

CHERRY RD. UPPER SCHOOL Co-President: Suzanne Avery Co-President: Kristi Hicks Co-Vice President: Catherine Rowsey Co-Vice President: Holly Linder Treasurer: Tiffany Maynard Recording Secretary: Angie Shanklin Historian: Lynn Vawter Corresponding Secretary: Lee Sisson Power of Prayer: Roberta Pledge Membership: Yolanda Anthony-West Special Events: Miriam Santiago Ways and Means: Pam Williams

THE CLASS of 2013 The graduates of the Class of 2013 were accepted to 110 four-year colleges and universities across the United States.

Abilene Christian University* Alabama A&M University The University of Alabama, Birmingham* The University of Alabama, Huntsville The University of Alabama* Arizona State University Arkansas State University Arkansas Tech University University of Arkansas* The Art Institute of Tennessee, Nashville Auburn University* Austin Peay State University* Baylor University Belhaven University* Bellarmine University Belmont University* Benedict College Bethel University Blue Mountain College Boston University Brigham Young University, Idaho Carson-Newman College* University of Central Arkansas*

College of Charleston Christian Brothers University* University of Colorado at Boulder Colorado Christian University Columbia University* University of Connecticut Cumberland University* Duke University* East Tennessee State University* Emory University Faulkner University Florida College* Freed-Hardeman University* Furman University Georgia Institute of Technology Grambling State University Hampton University Harding University* High Point University* Howard University* Jackson State University* Johnson and Wales University University of Kentucky The King’s College Lipscomb University* Louisiana State University Mary Baldwin College Massachusetts Institute of Technology* McNeese State University Memphis College of Art* The University of Memphis*

Middle Tennessee State University* Miles College Milligan College Millsaps College University of Minnesota, Morris Mississippi College Mississippi State University* University of Mississippi* Missouri State University Morehouse College Murray State University New Mexico State University Oakland City University Oglethorpe University Oklahoma Christian University Olivet Nazarene University Oxford College of Emory University Pacific Union College* Pepperdine University* Providence College Rhodes College* Roanoke College Samford University* School of Visual Arts The University of Scranton Sewanee: The University of the South Shaw University University of South Alabama Southern Adventist University Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Southern Methodist University

Spelman College* St. John’s University - Queens Campus Swarthmore College Tennessee State University* Tennessee Technological University * Tennessee Temple University University of Tennessee, Chattanooga* University of Tennessee, Knoxville* University of Tennessee, Martin* Texas A&M University Texas Christian University Tulane University Tusculum College Tuskegee University* Union University* United States Air Force Academy* United States Military Academy at West Point* University of Utah* Vanderbilt University* West Virginia University Western Kentucky University William Jewell College Williams Baptist College Xavier University* Xavier University of Louisiana *Colleges where students enrolled

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ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS The class of 2013 (97 graduates) was offered $15,354,104 in scholarships; 84% accepted scholarships ($4,218,334).

We entered C-Spire Academic All-Stars for the first year. We had three monthly award winners: Alec Anderson (General Scholarship), Glenn Hill (Music), and Jonathan Chapman (General Scholarship).

Lower School added the Daily 5 and Literacy Workstations to its curriculum.

Twenty-seven students attended the first Grammar Boot Camp for eighth and ninth grade.

The Class of 2013 had 22 honor graduates.

The valedictorian was Alec Anderson; the salutatorian was Jonathan Chapman.

Alec Anderson scored a perfect 2400 on his SAT. National Merit honors are as follows: two commended students (Adam Dees, Emily Hanson), one finalist (Alec Anderson).

A total of 104 AP tests were taken in 2012-13; 67 scored a 3 or higher.

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Sixth grade graduation became The Bridge, a united ceremony held at the upper school campus (Cherry Road).

Mr. Harding was Ryan Luttrell; Miss Harding was Morgan Miller.

Scholar Athletes were Alec Anderson and Mallory Waterman.

Fourteen seventh grade students qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program; eight qualified for the State Ceremony and one (Kelsey Force) qualified for the National Ceremony.

New members inducted: National Junior Honor Society inducted 52 new members; National Honor Society inducted 51 new members; National Elementary Honor Society inducted 24 new members.

Eighty seventh grade students were given Harding Bibles provided through the Dr. Gaylon and Mrs. Deanna Smith Endowed Memorial Fund.

Fourteen lower school ambassadors were elected (eight from Cordova and six from White Station).

Twenty students in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades received Presidential Academic Excellence Awards given by the U. S. Department of Education. (The requirements

are a score in the 85th percentile or above in Total Math or Total Reading on the fifth grade achievement test and an A- or above for the fourth grade, fifth grade, and half of sixth grade.)

Spelling Bee winners were Rhys D’Souza (8th grade Cherry Road), LiLiana Mohamed (5th grade Cordova), and Jessica Lee (5th grade White Station).

In the National Geography Challenge, five second grade students were National Award Winners: Karigan Bartlett (Cordova), Tanish Kothapalle (Cordova), Kyan Ramsay (Cordova), Erin Sharp (Cordova), and Flynn Wilkes (White Station).

The 2nd grade team placed first in the national competition.

Family Reading Night at our lower school campuses included several notable guests: Jim Jaggers and Austin Onek, meteorologists for WREG, Bartlett Mayor Keith McDonald, James Coleman, Chief Jailer at Shelby County Sheriff’s Office, and Jennifer Webber, Assistant U.S. Attorney.

Fifty-three lower school students were National Physical Fitness Award recipients and 14 students were Presidential Physical Fitness Award recipients.

Tanish Kothapalle (2nd grade Cordova) placed 10th among second grade students from across the country in the 2012 U.S. National Grand Chess Championships.

Zach Rayburn (6th grade Cordova) was the 2nd Place State Winner in the VFW’s Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest.

The AP Calculus class’s Canstruction team won the top award of Juror’s Favorite for their “Bat-CAN Will ‘Wayne’ Hunger.” The students collected 2,285 cans of food that were first used to build the structure and were then donated to the Mid-South Food Bank. The entire competition collected enough food to provide over 11,000 meals.

Alton Taylor (6th grade Cordova) was the 6th grade state winner of the Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest.

Amber McRee Turner (’89), author of Sway, and Pamela Miller-Ray, author of Tiddels’s Journey to Hoot Owl Canyon, spoke to lower school students.

Faculty/Staff Awards: Laura Burns - “Miss” Pat Bowie Early Childhood Teacher of the Year Michelle McWilliams - Staff Member of the Year Staci Crouse - Mrs. Terry Ellers Lower School Teacher of the Year Jane Morgan - Mrs. Betty Bates Upper School Teacher of the Year Phillip Shockley - Sisson Award for Teaching Excellence

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COMMUNITY and SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS CORDOVA EARLY CHILDHOOD

Church of Christ and personal hygiene items for HopeWorks.

CHERRY ROAD EARLY CHILDHOOD

WHITE STATION EC AND LOWER SCHOOL Canned goods were collected for the White Station Church of Christ’s food pantry. This is an ongoing mission by Harding White Station Lower School and Early Childhood.

Over 100 pairs of socks were collected for a medical mission trip to Honduras for delivery

by Harding alumnus, Houston Dove (’10).

Over 200 beautifully wrapped toys were collected for the church of Christ at White Station’s Santa Store in coordination with the Agape FIT Homes.

Cordova Early Childhood students participated in a holiday toy drive for Agape at Christmas.

They also collected thousands of pop-tabs for the Ronald McDonald House Charities®.

CORDOVA LOWER SCHOOL Students at Cordova Lower School collected 150 pairs of prescription and reading glasses for a Honduras mission trip. They also collected items for a local food bank sponsored by Midtown

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Students at Cherry Road Early Childhood participated in the Great American Read-In before Christmas. The children donated new children’s pajamas, and for every pair of pajamas, Scholastic donated a book to a child in need.

CHERRY ROAD UPPER SCHOOL Twenty-one upper school students and eight sponsors (including school president Trent Williamson) participated in the school’s first mission trip to Honduras.

The varsity girls basketball team worked with Agape to adopt a FIT family for Christmas.

The Student Government Association raised over $1,300 for Pearl House during a Harding faculty-student volleyball tournament.

• Gave 19 pieces of pottery to the Memphis Empty Bowl Project in partnership with professional potters to raise over $18,000 for the Memphis Food Bank

Bible classes raised $8,400 for the Village of Hope in Ghana, West Africa.

The Bible Club • Collected over 100 presents for the Raleigh Community Church outreach ministry • Put together Easter baskets for their “random acts of kindness” service project • Offered financial support for two student service projects

The Senior Class • Raised approximately $1,800 for ALS from their Rising Star Talent Show

• Donated pieces of pottery for the Cup of Cold Water event at the Student Art Collective that raised $600

• Had a service day at our lower school campuses

National Junior Honor Society

Visual Arts

• Read to the children in the Cherry Road Early Childhood program

• Donated five oversized Santa bags filled with art supplies to Idlewild Elementary School at Christmas

• Bought and put together supply packages for the HopeWorks GED students • Read to the children at New Hope Christian Academy and donated books to the libraries on both New Hope campuses

During Volunteer Mid-South’s 37th annual Spirit of Giving Awards Ceremony, Ryley Derrick (3rd grade White Station) received 2nd place for Outstanding Youth Volunteer of the Year. In December 2012, Ryley attended a bus tour of some of Agape’s sites and programs and was especially touched by the Families in Transition program (FIT) which is a transitional housing program for women and their children. She approached Agape with the desire to get involved and make a difference. Ryley coordinated the collection of over a thousand candy-filled Easter eggs at White Station to benefit the children in their programs.

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FINE ARTS HIGHLIGHTS James Darby, Chelsea Darby, and Jessica Lee were members of the Germantown Youth Symphony Orchestra.

Two students were selected by audition for All-State Orchestra: Glenn Hill ll and Mary Ellen Learned.

Glenn Hill II and Mary Ellen Learned were members of the Memphis Youth Symphony Orchestra.

One student was selected by audition for All-Southwest Jr. High Honor Choir: Caleb Cranford.

The following students won awards at the Mid-South Regional Scholastics Art and Writing Awards Competition: Shelley Doss (two Gold Portfolio Awards in photography); Amy Crawford (Gold Key Portfolio Award in photography); and Lexie Ezell (Silver Key Award in pottery). These students received Honorable Mention: Shae Tyler, drawing; Sarah Chow, drawing; Lexie Ezell, pottery; Ryan Merritt, pottery; Quinton Faulkner, drawing; and Savannah Stanford, painting.

The Harding Theatre department had three productions: Little Women, Creating the Dream (an original production for Harding’s 60th anniversary), and Charlotte’s Web.

Two students were selected by audition for All-Southwest Sr. High Honor Choir and All-State Honor Choir: James Chapman and Jonathan Chapman.

Nine students were selected by audition for All-West Sr. High Band: Alec Anderson, James Chapman, Jonathan Chapman, Glenn Hill ll, Julianne Learned, Mary Ellen Learned, Lauren McKinnie, Madison Parker, and Becca Smith.

Ana Pridgen, freshman, performed in the Macy’s Great American Marching Band during the 86th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Seven students were selected by audition for All-West Jr. High Band: Collin Anderson, Caleb Cranford, James Darby, Wesley Lim, Ana Pridgen, Emily Sanders, and Caroline Sisson.

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Two students were selected by audition for All-State Band: Julianne Learned and Lauren McKinnie.

Harding Senior Wind Ensemble students and A cappella Chorus sang at Disney World during their Christmas season.

Shelley Doss won a national portfolio award: Silver Key for her portfolio “Bones.”

Over $300,000 in Art Scholarships were awarded as follows: Shelley Doss, $70,000 Presidential Scholarship by Memphis College

INSTITUTE of FAITH and the ARTS of Art; Amy Crawford, $64,000 Presidential Scholarship by Memphis College of Art; Bethany Stone, $64,000 Presidential Scholarship by Memphis College of Art; Savannah Stanford, $48,000 Faculty Scholarship by Memphis College of Art; Abigail Adkins, $36,000 Portfolio Award

by Memphis College of Art; Kimberly Garroutte, $36,000 Portfolio Scholarship by Memphis College of Art; Brittany Bethel, portfolio acceptance to the School of Architecture at UT Knoxville; and Darine Yusuf, portfolio acceptance to the School of Architecture at UT Knoxville.

by the third and fourth grades, Three of a Kind by the first and second grades, Celebrating 60 Years by senior kindergarten and junior kindergarten, We’re All in This Together by Cherry Road Early Childhood, and Love, Laughter, and Learning by Cordova Early Childhood.

The Institute of Faith and the Arts was established in 2012. Its mission is to inspire students to use their talents to tell the story of God by showing them how other artists have used their talents for the Kingdom. Andrew Peterson was its first guest speaker/performer.

The Lower School Fine Arts Night showcased 49 students in the Lower School choir, a recorder consort, and drama troupe.

Lower school programs included Peter Pan by the fifth and sixth grades, a Christmas program

Six Harding Cordova lower school students received a VFW Loyalty Day Art Contest Award (Zay Martin, Emily Patterson, Lainie Childers, Joslyn Hunt, Mimi Sharp, and Ella Anderson).

ENDOWMENT for EXCELLENCE in the FINE ARTS The Endowment for Excellence in the Fine Arts was established in the spring of 2013 through a generous single donation of $25,000. Its purpose is to provide a permanent source of funding to expand and enhance all fine arts programs at Harding Academy. To donate to the endowment, please visit www.hardinglions.org/donate.

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ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS BEST of the PREPS

Female Athlete of the Year: Kaylah Keys Kaylah holds the Harding record for • most points - 2,538 • most 3 point shots made - 180 • most free throws made - 532

Finalist for Male Athlete of the Year: Nathan Stanford Finalist for Basketball: Kaylah Keys Finalist for Tennis: Tori Hooker Finalist for Volleyball: Kaylah Keys 20

ALL METRO TEAMS Baseball: Riley Echols, Parks Flowers, Jack Hurdle, and Nathan Stanford Basketball (Boys): Kytrel Williams and Reggie Anthony Basketball (Girls): Kaylah Keys (finalist) and Antoinette Lewis Boys Track: Paul Cameron, Jonathan Flatt, Brayden Shelby, and Mack Weaver Girls Track: Brittany Bright Softball: Mary Collins and Kelsi Elkins Boys Soccer: Ryan Merritt and Heath McCurdy Football: Chad Parker, Michael Carr, Christian Enochs, Zach Collins, and Mack Weaver Volleyball: Ellie Arnett, Katelyn Prine, and Kaylah Keys Cross Country: Christopher Galbreath Golf: Ashlyn Dixon

SIGNINGS Mack Weaver - Vanderbilt (football) Zach Collins - University of Memphis (football) Cameron Avery - Harding University (soccer) Nathan Stanford - U.S. Air Force Academy (baseball) Jack Hurdle - Northeast Mississippi Community College (baseball) Zach Beasley - Harding University (baseball) Parks Flowers - Union University (baseball) Riley Echols - University of Central Arkansas (baseball) Mallory Church - Belhaven University (volleyball) David Allen - Cumberland University (football) Jerrell Williams - Cumberland University (football) Christian Enochs - Carson Newman University (football) Kaylah Keys - Highpoint University (basketball) Kytrel Williams - Motlow State Community College (basketball) Noah Wallace - Freed-Hardeman (cross country)

HARDING HIGHLIGHTS

GIRLS BOWLING

The eighth grade girls basketball team was the Shelby 7-8 League Champion with a record of 15-7. All Tournament selections were Sarah Luttrell and Courtney Brown; tournament MVP was Kaitlin Echols.

Harding’s 2013 Athletes of the Year were Kaylah Keys and Nathan Stanford.

Harding’s 2013 Scholar Athletes of the Year were Alec Anderson and Mallory Waterman.

BASEBALL • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Record: 33-9 District Champions Regional Tournament Champions State Runner-up First District Championship since 2008, back-toback Region Champions and State Runner-up Five of seven seniors signed to play baseball at the college level Parks Flowers - school record for home runs, 31 Jack Hurdle - hits in a season, 53 Parks Flowers - career runs scored, 140 Parks Flowers - career triples, 13 Zach Beasley - career at bats, 424 Zach Beasley - career singles, 108 Al Stevens - season coach wins, 33

JR. HIGH BASKETBALL

• Record: 8-5 • Finished third in our region earning a trip to State • Jeanette Novy had a high series with a 541

The eighth grade boys basketball team was also the Shelby 7-8 League Champion. All Tournament selections were Casey Harford and Parker Shikle; tournament MVP was Calvin Austin III.

TENNIS

GOLF Ashlyn Dixon placed 2nd overall in the region and finished 6th in the state tournament with a two-day score of 159 – the second best score of all Memphis golfers.

GIRLS BASKETBALL • District and Regional Champions

Tori Hooker finished the regular season with only one district singles loss. She was the District Champion, West Region Singles Champion, and State Semi-finalist.

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ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS TRACK

Jr. High Track

The Lions had two varsity football players named to the TSSAA all-state team: OL Zach Collins and DE Mack Weaver.

Antionette Lewis set the new Shelby 7-8 league record in shot put with a throw of 41’7”.

Colton Nash was invited to participate in the 7th annual Offense-Defense Bowl Week festivities in Houston, Texas.

Sarah Luttrell led the jr. high girls track team with exceptional performances in the high jump, 1600m, 800m and 4x400m relay.

Varsity school records broken 2012-13 • Discus 161-06 - Mack Weaver • Triple Jump 44-10.50 - Paul Cameron • Shot Put 41-07 - Antionette Lewis • Boys 4x100 Relay 44:32 - Cristian Santiago, Jesse Adkins, Calvin Austin III, and Christian Enochs (pictured above) • Girls 4x200 Relay 1:48.05 - Imani Harris, Ellie Arnett, Kelsey Evans, and Cami Bea Austin • Boys 4x200 Relay 1:30.80 - Cristian Santiago, Paul Cameron, Calvin Austin III, and Christian Enochs

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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

The boys track team placed first in three of four regular season meets. The girls finished third out of eleven teams, and the boys finished second out of eleven teams at the region meet.

Calvin Austin III excelled in the long jump, 200m, and relays. He was also selected MVP of the Shelby 7-8 Championship meet.

JR. HIGH CROSS COUNTRY

Will Lawrence was selected as one of the top forty-eight seventh grade football players in North America to participate in the annual Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl in January 2013.

Al Stevens (’89) was named Coach of the Year for West Tennessee by the Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association. He was also selected to coach in the 2013 State Farm Shelby County All Star Baseball Game at USA Stadium in May 2013.

Clayton Sharp placed first in two out of four regular season meets and was the first place finisher at the Championship meet.

Kevin Starks (’93) was named 2012 Coach of the Year by the Basketball Coaches Association of Tennessee.

Sarah Luttrell set a school record of 14:08 for the 2-mile race at the final regular season meet.

The strength training stations on the north end of the track were named in honor of Coach Ronn Rubio who has coached at Harding since 1970.

DONORS HONORARIUMS JULY 1, 2012

JUNE 30, 2013

Al and Gene Adler Amy Murphy Andy Allen Mike and Kay Allen Chris Allen Mike and Kay Allen Alec W. Anderson Marjorie Reishus Collin G. Anderson Marjorie Reishus Austin B. Barber Dana J. Welty Grace E. Barber Dana J. Welty Marian C. Barber Dana J. Welty

Betty Bates Cliff and Jeanne Brown David and Karen Ijams Ed and Cheryl Russell Booster Club Members Mac and Teresa Bailey Barry and Cheryl Chapman Ronny and Betty Copeland Reggie and Susan Crawford Monica Dempsey Jerry and Dorothy Escue Annette Jackson Tony and Betsy Kolznak Harold Bowie Jim and Linda Arnett Steve and Tina Bowie Tommy and Lynn Burnett Jeremy and Erika Carr Jerry B. Gooch Ellis and Peggy Haguewood Larry and Carolyn Harris Scotty and Ann Little Mike and Eloise Moffatt Ed and Cheryl Russell Bill and Lynda Shelton

Danny and Georgia Sisco Brenda Stewart Trent and Kristen Williamson

Philip C. Dees Jerry and Debra Sisson

Stephen C. Brown Jim and Judy Brown

Tom and Pam Dickson Ed and Cheryl Russell Trent and Kristen Williamson

Class of 1960 Bob and Linda Brewer

Cathy G. Donaldson Ed and Cheryl Russell

Amy E. Coleman David and Diana Wilson

Jalon A. Duncan Will and Willie Duncan

Sally Cook Ed and Cheryl Russell

Cordova Early Childhood Faculty and Staff Garry and Debbie Simpson

Edwin D. Cunningham Jim and Julie Chester Jim and Sandra Curtis Brett and Amy Curtis Chris Dahlberg Don and Vickie Medley

Kristen L. Eastland John and Trish Eastland Eddy Efaw Class of 2013 Robert and Mary Ellis Fred Pratt

Kelly Dahlberg Kevin and Linda Chadwell

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DONORS Jerry B. Escue Bubba and Jennifer Daugherity Keith and Jennifer Foust

Wendi Heaton Kevin and Linda Chadwell

Walter Key Walter and Ruby Bolton

Don Luther Louis and Janet Saunders

Andy Hendrix Ed and Cheryl Russell

Seth King Margaret Griffith

Bob McConnell Scott and Kelsie Powell

Pasco Howard Bruce and Jamie Harford

Jason Knight Bob and Lynn Vawter

Tucker R. Mullinix Lynne Qualls

Elizabeth F. Fortin Ricky and Mary Fortin

Janie A. Hutchison Robert and Mary Ellis

Patsy L. Lane Robert and Maria Darby

Tricia Mullins Kathie Ray

Alexis Franklin William and Mary Franklin

Gerald and Susie Jerkins Bubba and Debbie Edwards

Joy Nelms Earl Boswell

William Franklin William and Mary Franklin

Piper C. Joachim David and Wendy Joachim

David LaVelle Jim and Julie Chester Bubba and Debbie Edwards Don and Vickie Medley

Scott Frizzell Margaret Griffith

Chloe L. Johnson David and Wendy Joachim

Richard and Ginger Hamlet Jerry and Debra Sisson

Kameryn R. Johnson David and Wendy Joachim

Harding Academy Faculty and Staff David B. Hopper Walker and Nita Hurdle

Ashley N. Kelton Bart and Sheryl Ragland

Benjamin T. Fortin Ricky and Mary Fortin Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program

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Jenny LaVelle Bubba and Debbie Edwards Scotty Little Brenda Stewart Jim Luna Larry and Darlene Killebrew Daniel and Tricia Mullins Louis and Janet Saunders

Kelley S. Olree Jim and Judy Brown Jon Parham Nat and Elise Parham Charles and Carolyn Phillips Jim Luna Fred Pratt Robert and Mary Ellis

DONORS Marcie Pratt Ed and Cheryl Russell

Ed and Cheryl Russell Louis and Janet Saunders

Jewel Sisson Jerry and Debra Sisson

Brenda Stewart John and Jane Tucker

Alan Pritchard Ed and Cheryl Russell

John Saunders Louis and Janet Saunders

Larry and Lee Sisson Jerry and Debra Sisson

Izabella G. Tichenor David and Linda Tichenor

Allison Ragland Bart and Sheryl Ragland

Sara Kate Saunders Louis and Janet Saunders

Steve and Carla Sisson Jerry and Debra Sisson

Lori Underwood Doug and Kay Morris

Sheryl L. Ragland Bob and Joy Straw

Nancy Seratt Katie Frizzell

Bill Srygley Louis and Janet Saunders

Joanne Wentworth Ed and Cheryl Russell

Lee Ragsdale Betty Sexton

Betty G. Sexton Ed and Cheryl Russell

Nathan Stanford Walton Walker

Steve and Loretta Williams Jim Luna

Jacob H. Ray Hugh and Jana Pulley

Tommy Sexton Betty Sexton

Tracy Y. Stanford Walton Walker

Retired Teachers of Harding Academy Kenneth and Carolin Thomason

Debbie Simpson Kathie Ray

Kevin L. Starks Ronny and Betty Copeland Hugh and Lisa Greer David and Wendy Joachim Daniel and Tricia Mullins Bart and Sheryl Ragland Kathie Ray

Trent Williamson Ronny and Betty Copeland Hugh and Lisa Greer David and Wendy Joachim Daniel and Tricia Mullins Bart and Sheryl Ragland Kathie Ray Jennifer L. Stephens

Billie Roberts Ed and Cheryl Russell Ronn G. Rubio David and Karen Ijams

Wayne and Martha Simpson Jim and Julie Chester Ed and Peggy Sisson Jerry and Debra Sisson

Trent and Kristen Williamson John Mark Hays David and Elizabeth Hopper

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DONORS Angela Lee Forrest and Lana Luster Warren McWhirter Ken and Nedra Robison Carl and Heidi Shafer Larry Sisson Diana Wilson John and Amy Coleman Judy S. Wimbs Jerry and Debra Sisson Pamela Womack Ed and Cheryl Russell

MEMORIALS JULY 1, 2012

JUNE 30, 2013

Robert Adams Louis and Janet Saunders Bob and Lynn Vawter Rhonda Agee Ed and Cheryl Russell

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Jean Allmond Jim Luna

Lillie Bodiford Regina Bodiford

Jessie Broderson Jim Luna

Eddy Arnold Virginia Simmons

Dee Bonner Stan and Tracy Hendrix Ronn and Susan Rubio Michael and Darla Sanderson

Barry Brown Jim and Julie Chester

Eddie Austin Jim Luna Ian Babb Class of 2013 Milton Basden Jim Luna Savin Beler Art and Kerry Cancienne Charlie Mae Black Jim Luna Bill Blackburn Jim Luna Clifford Bodiford Regina Bodiford

Edward Bousson Jim Luna Gary J. Boyd Jim Luna Bob Brewer Ronny and Betty Copeland Jerry and Dorothy Escue Dennis and Leslie Irwin Jim Luna Ed and Cheryl Russell Charles R. Brewer Betty Bates Ed and Cheryl Russell Roy and Joanne Wentworth

Dwayne Brown Ronny and Betty Copeland Ed and Cheryl Russell Jesse Brown Ed and Cheryl Russell Frank Chamberlain Jim Luna Dick Clinton John and Macon Ivy Ed and Cheryl Russell Estelle Cluck Jim Luna Rual Cofer Jim Luna

DONORS Joan Cox Jim and Julie Chester Chuck and Dusanee Comkornruecha Sally Cook Ronny and Betty Copeland Bubba and Debbie Edwards Jerry and Dorothy Escue Dennis and Leslie Irwin Louis and Janet Saunders

Jerry and Dorothy Escue Jim Luna Roy and Joanne Wentworth

Ed Daniel Jim Luna

David Echols, Sr. David and Sheryl Escue Jerry and Dorothy Escue Ed and Cheryl Russell

Ruth French Julia Bloomingburg Evelyn Bobbitt Mark and Mary French Paul and Renee’ French

Martha Edwards Jim Luna

Janet Garrett Jim Luna

Barry Erwin Gerald and Susie Jerkins

Herbert F. Glenn, Jr. Jim Luna

Trey Erwin Gerald and Susie Jerkins Jim Luna Daniel and Tricia Mullins Ed and Cheryl Russell

Sewell Gunn Jim Luna

Betty Davidson Jim Luna Jean E. Davis Class of 1980 Sue L. Dear Jim Luna Susan DeGregory Jim Luna David E. Douglas Ronny and Betty Copeland

David Dutton Bubba and Debbie Edwards Jim Luna Kathie Ray George and Anne Reagan

Louis and Janet Saunders Ann Srnka Margaret Fletcher Jim Luna Jesse W. Fox Mott and Nancy Jones

Frances L. Hall Louis and Janet Saunders

Ike Hall Ed and Cheryl Russell Louis and Janet Saunders Debbie Wiggins Hamilton Chuck and Nancy Averwater Ruth Y. Bauer Marie Gridley Jim Luna Aubrey and Barbara Wilson Lola Hanson Chris and Linda Hanson Chuck and Paula Hanson Leon and Marilyn Sanderson Clara Harvey Jim Luna Thomas J. Harvey, Jr. Jim Luna Jim Hassell, Sr. Ronny and Betty Copeland Tylour Heiskell Kevin and Anna Cranford

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DONORS Gene Helms Jim Luna

Jan Joines Jim Luna

Gerre Hopkins Jim Luna

Edwin W. Justice Charlotte Justice Virginia J. Justice

Joyce Huddleston Jim Luna Harold Humble Jim Luna Davis Hutson Don and Dana Hutson John Irwin Dennis and Leslie Irwin Mike Irwin Ronny and Betty Copeland Ed and Cheryl Russell Sarah Irwin Dennis and Leslie Irwin A. C. Ivey Ed and Cheryl Russell

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Michael E. Justice Charlotte Justice Virginia J. Justice Nancy Kenley Louis and Janet Saunders Chris Kent Jim Luna Haskel Key Jim Luna Walter Kidd Jim Luna Liz LaVelle Allen and Nancy Black Chuck and Jenny Lynn Brewer

Paul and Debby Hayes David and Jenny LaVelle Stan and Lisa Manning Brenda Stewart Dean Lee Jim Luna Kevin Lipford Cynthia Gentry Loistene Reed Josephine Lorrick Church of Christ at White Station Stan and Tracy Hendrix Vivian Lovera Jim Luna Raymond V. Lovinggood Mott and Nancy Jones

Ruth Manning Kevin and Anna Cranford Stan and Lisa Manning Bay Martin Jim Luna Roy and Joanne Wentworth Joe May Adam and Melissa Kamel Doris McConnell Jim Luna George and Anne Reagan Nelda Joe McKenzie Louis and Janet Saunders Elizabeth Moore Jim Luna

Mary Luna Jim Luna

Monte Moore Ronny and Betty Copeland Jerry and Dorothy Escue

Mary Luther Louis and Janet Saunders

Sybil Moore Jerry and Dorothy Escue

DONORS Dorothy Morton Jim Luna

John Rounds Jim Luna

Sue Sanderson Jim Luna

Betty Sexton Brenda Stewart

Robert Nance Jim Luna

Guy M. Rowland Jim Luna

Valeria Sasser Jim Luna

Kay Smith John and Amy Coleman

M.P. Pannell Jim Luna

Brenda Rubio Betty Bates Ronny and Betty Copeland Jerry and Dorothy Escue Ellis and Peggy Haguewood Dwayne and Bonnie Ingram Paula Raines Ed and Cheryl Russell Louis and Janet Saunders Roy and Joanne Wentworth

Raymond Saunders Louis and Janet Saunders

James Sowell Bob and Linda Brewer

Sara Saunders Louis and Janet Saunders

Kaye St. Peters Jim Luna

Stan Schwartz Bob and Linda Brewer

Kathy B. Sullins Jim Luna

Jimmy D. Shelly Jim Luna

Charles P. Surratt, Sr. Jim Luna

Pete Sisson Taylor and Whitney McPherson

William Delbert Taylor Ronny and Betty Copeland

David A. Smith Jerry and Dorothy Escue

John Terrell Louis and Janet Saunders

Gaylon and Deanna Smith Lisa Haguewood

Perry Thornton Jim Luna

Jim Perdue Jim Luna Parrie Perdue Jim Luna Frank C. Pewitt Jim Luna Horace Pigg Michelle L. McWilliams Jack Redden Louis and Janet Saunders Geneva Risko Virginia J. Justice

Robert “Bud” Russell Jim Luna Ginny Rutledge Jim Luna Minnie Sails Ed and Cheryl Russell

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DONORS David Toombs Jim Luna

Louis Wellons Jim Luna

William A. Wooten Ed and Cheryl Russell

H.H. Van Eaton Don and Mary Ann Green

Garnett West, Sr. Jim Luna

James C. Wright Jim Luna

Jimmy Vick Jim Luna

William J. West Jim Luna

Pam Wright Jim Luna

Emmett Vincent Jim Luna

Hoyt White Jim Luna

Jerry Wallace Sharon Echols

E.C. Wicks Jim Luna

Sarah Walton Jim Luna

Earl Wiggs, Jr. Jim Luna

Patricia Watson Jessica Chisholm Sally Cook Harry and Nancy Seratt

Henry Williford Charlie and Cindy Fowler

Barnard Welch Jim Luna

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Margaret Woods Jim Luna Barbara Woolbright Kenneth and Jackie Perkins

ALL DONORS JULY 1, 2012

JUNE 30, 2013

Billy and Tracy Adair Linda Adams Will and Deborah Adams Jimmy and Kim Adkins Joe and Angie Adkins Al and Gene Adler Aetna Insurance Foundation AGAPE Child and Family Services, Inc. All American, Inc. Mike and Kay Allen Allison and Chumney, P.C. Brad and Barbara Anderson Jeff and Daysha Anderson

David and Carlynn Anguish Boyce and Mary Ann Arnett Jim and Linda Arnett Jon and Lori Arnett The Associated Agency Elizabeth Austin AutoZone Chuck and Nancy Averwater Steve and Suzanne Avery Brian and Tanya Ayers The Bailey Law Firm Bank of Bartlett Alex and Cynthia Barger Dennis and Michelle Barlow Jeff and Karen Baskin Betty Bates Ruth Y. Bauer John and Betty Bennett Faye Betts Rick and Cindy Betts Robby and Laurie Betts Bob and Tina Birch Allen and Lisa Birmingham Allen and Nancy Black Julia Bloomingburg Evelyn Bobbitt

DONORS Regina Bodiford Walter and Ruby Bolton Earl Boswell Steve and Tina Bowie Marcia Bradford Joanne Bradshaw Alex and Tricia Brandon Bob and Linda Brewer Chuck and Jenny Lynn Brewer Lynn Britt Ventez and Tomika Brooks Paul and Sandy Broom Cliff and Jeanne Brown Jim and Judy Brown Mark and Ginger Brown Michael and Vickie Brown Grant and Mandi Burke Tommy and Lynn Burnett Steve and Laura Burns Vernestine Bush Duncan and Sherah Campbell Campbell Clinic Orthopedics Art and Kerry Cancienne Colby and Melissa Canterbury Bobby and Sandra Carlock Collin and Tammy Carlock

Jeremy and Erika Carr Chip and Mimi Cavagnaro Ron and Suni Chacko Kevin and Linda Chadwell Barry and Cheryl Chapman Cherry Road Parents Club Eddy and Jeanne Chester Jim and Julie Chester Jessica Chisholm Cliff and Sheena Christy Church of Christ at White Station James and Dona Clarin Theda Clarke Class of 1980 Class of 2013 Clay and Land Insurance, Inc. Buster and Kim Clemens Jeff and Christy Cobb Cobb Plumbing Company, Inc. John and Amy Coleman Jerry and Diane Collins Chuck and Dusanee Comkornruecha Comprehensive Pharmacy Services Sally Cook William and Nina Cooksey Ronny and Betty Copeland

Cordova Lower School Parents Club Covenant Contractors, LLC Keith and Julie Cox Ken Cox Kevin and Anna Cranford Rick and Susan Crawford Larry and Stacey Crum Cummins, Inc Corey Cunningham Chris and Jenny Cupp Dangerous Curves, LLC Robert and Maria Darby Doug and Libby Darnall Bubba and Jennifer Daugherity Omar and Shawnelle Davis Robbie and Beth Davis Delta Gastroenterology, PC Delta Medical Weight Management Inc. Marilyn Dempsey Dennis Electric, Inc. Todd and Julie Dixon James and Judy Dobkins Tom and Cathy Donaldson Jacob and Christina Duke Ulric and Keena Duncan

Will and Willie Duncan David J. Dye John and Trish Eastland Kristen L. Eastland Sharon Echols Bubba and Debbie Edwards Eddy and Shana Efaw Greg and Amy Ellenburg Andrew and Elaine Ellis Robert and Mary Ellis Engineered Medical Systems, LLC Greg and Belinda Enochs David and Sheryl Escue Jerry and Dorothy Escue Donald and Rita Faulkner First Tennessee Bank First Tennessee Foundation Donna K. Fisher Shirley Fite David and Cloteal Fitzpatrick Billy and Louise Flatt Tim and Pam Flatt Fleming Associates Architects Doug and Debra Force Ricky and Mary Fortin Keith and Jennifer Foust

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DONORS Charlie and Cindy Fowler Jerome and D’Andrea Franklin William and Mary Franklin Randy and Brenda Frederick Freed-Hardeman University Frank and Katherine Freese Mark and Mary French Paul and Renee’ French Jeff and Beth Frizzell Katie Frizzell Keith and Kim Fussell Jeff and Robin Gaines Andy and Katina Gaines Gaines and Associates Joe and Rebecca Galloway Barbara Gardner Trevor J. Garrett Hugh and Gloria Gates Mike and Kathy Gauthier General Construction Service Cynthia Gentry Allen and Sarah Gillespie Rick and Leslie Gillespie John and Dawn Gilreath Bill and Joyce Goddard Paul and Vicki Goddard

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Burton and Julia Gooch Jerry and Carol Gooch Don and Mary Ann Green Hugh and Lisa Greer Marie Gridley Margaret Griffith Morris and Rena Grimmitt Kim Haddad William and Elizabeth Hagan Ellis and Peggy Haguewood Lisa Haguewood Stephen and Rochelle Ham Chris and Linda Hanson Chuck and Paula Hanson Harding Mothers Bowling Team Harding University Bruce and Jamie Harford Aaron and Erin Harris Larry and Carolyn Harris Winifred Harris Ernest and Trenall Hatton Paul and Debby Hayes John Hays Eddie and Wendi Heaton Stan and Tracy Hendrix Greg Hensley

Herbi-Systems Henry and Loydean Herren Mark and Lisa Hickman Mark and Kristi Hicks Roger and Carolyn Hladky Holland Studio Shannon R. Holliman Tony and Carol Hooker Brian and Sara Hoover David and Elizabeth Hopper Larry and Pasco Howard Greg and Tonia Howell Walker and Nita Hurdle David Hutchison Anna Hutson Don and Dana Hutson Fadi and Rana Ibrahim David and Karen Ijams Dwayne and Bonnie Ingram The Dwayne and Bonnie Ingram Charitable Foundation Ty and Christa Inmon Dennis and Leslie Irwin John and Macon Ivy J. Brooks Coffee Roasters Beth Jackson

Debra Jackson Don and Lynn Jackson Maggie D. Jamerson Reggie and Bonnie Jamerson John and Mindy Jennings Larry and Leesa Jensen Gerald and Susie Jerkins David and Wendy Joachim Bryan and Terri Jones Debra Jones Deloris Jones Mott and Nancy Jones Jolene Jordan Charlotte Justice Jo Justice Adam and Melissa Kamel Kevin and Tonya Kelly Mark A. Kelly KidsUrology Larry and Darlene Killebrew Wanda Kimbrough Carol Knight Tony and Betsy Kolznak George and Cathy Kramer Melody Lager Mike and Erica LaMar

DONORS Winston and Elaine Lambert Pat and Patsy Lane David and Jenny LaVelle Jesse and Betty Lawrence Dan and Susan Learned Rodney and Patti Leath Louis and Susan Leibovich John and Inez Lewis K.C. and Lorrean Lim Bill and Eugenia Linder Bill Linder State Farm Insurance Britt and Holly Linder Linkous Construction Lipscomb University Scotty and Ann Little Jim Luna Jim and Retta Luttrell Richie and Buffy Lynn David and Zana Majors Garry and Jane Maness Stan and Lisa Manning Kim S. Marks McKinley and Willie Martin Judson Maxwell and Jessica Selby-Maxwell Neil and Cheryl McBride

Alan and Cheryl McClurg Larry McKenzie John and Cindy McKinnie Taylor and Whitney McPherson Warren McWhirter Todd and Michelle McWilliams Don and Vickie Medley Memphis Ringleader, Inc. David and Jennifer Mensi Joe and Alice Methvin Jerry and Beverly Midyett Bill and Lori Mihalko Pam Miller Barry and Karen Mitchell Mike and Eloise Moffatt Alan Moltz Morgan Stanley Doug and Kay Morris Bruce and Marilyn Mullinix Derek and Marta Mullinix Daniel and Tricia Mullins Amy Murphy Murphy Oil USA Narodniki Publishing, Inc. Lynn and Donna Nichols Don and Denise Nickleson

Marcus and Wilda Noel Norfolk Southern Foundation Matching Gifts Program NovaCopy Jerry Nowlin State Farm Insurance Lisa O’Donnell Nat and Elise Parham Parker School Uniforms Micah and Tiffany Parkhurst Brent and Elizabeth Patterson John and Sandy Pearson Pediatrics East, Inc. Patrick and Trina Peery Chad and LaTonya Pendleton Brad and Leah Penn Kenneth and Jackie Perkins Hugh and June Peterson Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Dave and Ann Phillips Stan and Janelle Phipps Doug and Donna Pinkerton Mark and Roberta Pledge Wes Poole Charlie and Becky Portis Greg and Kim Poston

Taddy and Mildred Potts Kevin and Sharon Powell Scott and Kelsie Powell Walt Powell Fred Pratt Clayton W. Presley Timothy and Stephanie Price Alan and Freda Pritchard Hugh and Jana Pulley Lynne Qualls R. T. Carlock Co. Bart and Sheryl Ragland Walter and Paula Raines Chris Ray Kathie Ray Wayne and Anita Ray George and Anne Reagan Randy and Lynn Reasons Loistene Reed Re:Fuel Memphis, Inc. William Regan Regions Bank Marjorie Reishus Brant and Karen Riedel Gary and Cheryl Riedel Jerry and Dot Riggs

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DONORS Jonathan and Janice Riley Scott and Jean Ann Robbins Jack and Tina Rogers Leonard and Teresa Rovery Perrin and Catherine Rowsey Ronn and Susan Rubio Tate and Deb Rush Ed and Cheryl Russell Jason Russell Don and Patti Sanders John and Kim Sanders Todd and Tayron Sanders Leon and Marilyn Sanderson Michael and Darla Sanderson Michael and Andrea Sansone George and Miriam Santiago Louis and Janet Saunders Schilling Farms Dental Greg and Diana Selby Michael and Melanie Semore Harry and Nancy Seratt Betty Sexton Carl and Heidi Shafer Paul and Angie Shanklin Jay and Judy Shappley Bobby and Denise Sharp

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Sharp and Robbins Construction, LLC Bill and Lynda Shelton Kim Shikle Phillip Shockley Virginia Simmons Garry and Debbie Simpson Justin and Abby Simpson Danny and Georgia Sisco Jerry and Debra Sisson Jewel Sisson Larry and Lee Sisson Sisson and Sisson Alan and Stacey Smith Dan and Deborah Smith Hubie and Dee Anna Smith Gary and Carol Sparks Jason and Valerie Speed Ann Srnka Andy and Georgia Stafford Tim and Carol Stafford Charles and Tracy Stanford Terry and Kim Stanford Kevin and Becky Starks Jeni Stephens Al and Kim Stevens Brenda Stewart

Chris and Keri Stewart Greg and Amber Stewart Bob and Joy Straw Louise Sumler Glenn Swinny Barbara Taylor Joseph Taylor Steve Taylor Tennessee Moving TESCO Properties, Inc. Kenneth and Carolin Thomason David and Linda Tichenor Betty Tidwell Ves and Pat Tinsley Steve and Danetta Townsdin TRUIST - Altruism, Connected John and Jane Tucker Jeff and Claire Turner Alan and Lori Underwood Tom and Leigh VanDuren Bob and Lynn Vawter Archie and Robyn Vest Tim and Terryl Viner Ron and Christy Wade Brett Walker Dave and Sharon Walker

Phil and Vicki Walker Walton Walker Jerry Wallace Rob and Donette Wallace Joe and Carla Ward Marlon and Mialika Watkins John Paul and Jennifer Webber Cecelia K. Wells Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign George and Dana Welty Roy and Joanne Wentworth Levon West and Yolanda Anthony-West Shane and Jamie Whartenby Mike and Debbie White White Station Parents Club Ron and Brenda Wigginton Ronnie and Pam Williams Trent and Kristen Williamson Aubrey and Barbara Wilson David and Diana Wilson Kaitlynn Wood Anne M. Young Gary and Lisa Zyriek

The 7th Grade Bible Ceremony sets the spiritual tone for the upcoming year. The Bibles are provided through the Dr. Gaylon and Mrs. Deanna Smith Endowed Memorial Fund.

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