Harpeth Hall Annual Report 2019-2020

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The Harpeth Hall School REPOR T ON PHILANTHR OPY 2019 – 2020

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY 2019 – 2020

Mission Statement Harpeth Hall is an independent college preparatory school for young women where each student realizes her highest intellectual ability in the sciences, the humanities, and the arts, and discovers her creative and athletic talents. Harpeth Hall develops responsible citizens who have global perspectives and make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world. With a tradition of excellence and a commitment to life-long learning, Harpeth Hall educates young women to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably.

2019-2020 Advancement Staff Director of Advancement Susan Moll

Alumnae Relations Manager Whatley Hamilton ’14

Advancement Events and Parent Relations Miller Wild Callen ’94

Donor Relations Jennifer Hinds

Director of Annual Giving Tracy Campbell Director of Alumnae Relations Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78

The 2019-2020 Report on Philanthropy includes the names of donors, as they have requested to be listed, whose gifts were received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020. The Advancement Office has made every effort to ensure that the information on these pages is correct. In the preparation of such reports, however, errors occasionally occur despite our best efforts. If you have any questions please contact: Jennifer Hinds — Donor Relations, The Harpeth Hall School, 3801 Hobbs Road, Nashville, TN 37215, 615.346.0136 or hinds@harpethhall.org.

Associate Director of Advancement Emily Gianis

Advancement Administrative Coordinator Allison Brown Lott ’97 Advancement Services Manager Rachel Schneider Advancement Volunteer Interns Browning Clark ’19 Emma Downey ’18

SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: Head of School Jess Hill Director of the Upper School Armistead Lemon Director of the Middle School Judi O’Brien Director of Finance and Operations Tom Murphy Director of Marketing and Communications Jessica Bliss Graphic Design Lauren Finney

Board of Trustees 2019–2020 Chair and President Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Vice Chair John R. Ingram Vice Chair David T. Vandewater Treasurer Cathy Cate Sullivan ’73 Secretary Jackie Glover Thompson ’64 Jane Allen Mike Blackburn Melanie Patterson Blank ’82 Brie Brown Buchanan ’99 Craig Buffkin Trudy Ward Carpenter ’76 Mary Britton Thompson Cummings ’93 Patty Litton Delony ’66 Elizabeth Dennis Whitson Lowe, M.D. Frank Majors Jon Meacham Lauren Melkus ’96 Matt Miller Amit Misra, Ph.D.

Katie Groos Nelson ’80 Noni Nielsen ’93 Carol Len Portis Kathy Rolfe Jay Sangervasi Rachel Reeves Settle ’94 Dana Deaton Verner ’95 Jack Wallace Chris Whitson Crissy Wieck ’96 Mandy Haynes Young ’85 Ex-Officio Members Head of School Jess Hill President of Alumnae Association Julie Riven Dretler ’89 President-Elect of Alumnae Association Kate Sherrard Chinn ’93 President of Parents Association Mary Helfrich

Honorary Trustees Jean Ann Banker Melinda Owen Bass ’58 Nancy Graves Beveridge, M.D. ’80 Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 Linda Williams Dale ’56 Anne Davis ’73 Bob Doolittle Patricia C. Frist Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Robert C. Hilton Martha R. Ingram Robert W. Kitchel Ken Melkus Britton Nielsen Norris Nielsen Richard W. Oliver, Ph.D. Barbara Massey Rogers ’56 Luke Simons Susan Willingham Simons ’60 Mary Schlater Stumb ’53 Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Peggy Smith Warner ’54 Dudley Brown White ’49

President-Elect of Parents Association Barbara Keith Brown Payne ’85 Chair of National Advisory Council Ellen Maguire Vick ’89 Faculty Representative Denise Croker

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A Message from the Head of School and Board of Trustees Chair As we reflect on the 2019-20 school year, the words resilience and gratitude come to mind.

A year that began with the promise of new opportunity and learning became unforgettable for the challenges it presented and for the strength of our school community as we adapted to the unexpected.

Through the innovation of our faculty and the invaluable support of our donors, Harpeth Hall persevered and our students demonstrated they can and will excel in any circumstance.

It became a year unlike any other, underscoring the importance of educational excellence for girls and the need to think critically, lead confidently and live honorably.

It started with a historic celebration.

In August 2019, with the pandemic not yet on the horizon, Harpeth Hall welcomed 717 girls to campus, a record enrollment. As the students gathered for the 2019-20 Opening Convocation, 150 faculty and staff members joined the special event where together our community reflected on the day’s significance — the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. The achievement represented the country’s ingenuity, determination, and brave quest for knowledge. As the 2019-2020 school year unfolded, the Harpeth Hall community exemplified those same qualities — in familiar and astonishing ways.

As fall arrived, we recognized eight National Merit Semifinalists and six Commended Scholars. Swimming World magazine named our swimming and diving team National Champions for the second year in a row. In our 22nd year of theatre collaboration with Montgomery Bell Academy, Upper School thespians staged No, No, Nanette to rave reviews. We honored Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 with our prestigious Louise “Dede” Bullard Wallace Award. Students

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submitted their writing and their artwork and received 115 Scholastic Awards, and nine students received national medals. The hard and earnest work of the school year was well underway.

We celebrated the arrival of 2020, and Upper School students took part in 76 different Winterim classes. They explored the field of neuroscience, designed robots for use in medical applications, contemplated gender roles in history and literature, discussed the Supreme Court and civil liberties, and so much more. Many girls broadened their educational horizons with travel to Kenya, Ethiopia, Lithuania, London, Australia, France, Italy, and Spain. Others participated in internships in Nashville, Washington, D.C., and New York City and immersed themselves in the professions of law, medicine, music, journalism and other future careers.

Also in January, the Middle School performed Mary Poppins, and eighth grade students enjoyed Career Day with 34

alumnae who spoke to the girls about how to turn their passions into professional aspirations. Our alumnae also showcased their talents in February’s art exhibit, where vibrant and moving pieces created by 54 Harpeth Hall graduates from across the country were on display. In early March, the same week of the historic tornado that devastated our city, the Harpeth Hall Parents Association unveiled Museum of the Moon by artist Luke Jerram. The arrival of the 25-foot luminescent lunar replica inspired the entire school to study the moon’s impact and inspiration on centuries of scientists, mathematicians, poets, artists and musicians.

Under the leadership of HHPA President Mary Helfrich and Main Event Chairs Jackie Daniel and Louise Kohler, the magnificent work was featured as a part of a weeklong celebration of The Main Event’s 30th anniversary.

As the Moon orbited on to its next destination, an unpredictable force arrived. The growing threat of the COVID-19 global pandemic compelled all schools in our community to close their campuses. The ingenuity and determination of our faculty and our technology team kicked in, and we completed the final quarter of the school year in distance-learning mode. Year-end traditions were transformed into virtual celebrations, and students showed resilience in the face of uncertainty. Our alumnae Reunion 2020 was postponed to May 2021, and, after months of not knowing what would happen next, the Class of 2020 took their long-awaited walk down Souby Lawn for graduation on June 23, 2020. Amid all the disruption to normal life, those 100 seniors were offered admission to 135 colleges in the United States and abroad. They enrolled in 54 colleges and universities in 24 states, plus Washington, D.C., and Paris, France. We are so proud of them.

As students settled into summer, they did so with dialogue on racial equity and social justice mounting across the country. At Harpeth Hall, the Leadership Team continued its focus on inclusion work and the unwavering commitment to

cultivate a school community that is diverse. safe and welcoming. With purposeful intent, we work toward actualizing the diversity, equity and inclusion goals, along with all others, set forth in our Strategic Plan.

Throughout all the highlights and unexpected challenges of the 2019-2020 school year, our donors stepped up for our students, our teachers, and for educational excellence for girls. We express our sincere gratitude to the 1,800 donors who contributed over $2 million in unrestricted and restricted gifts to The Annual Fund. Our 2019-20 Annual Fund Chairs, Jane and Greg Allen, and their team of committed volunteers raised the funds needed to support the school’s program and mission. We are heartened by the generous gifts made to the school in support of financial aid, especially for families hit hard by the pandemic, as well as by significant gifts for capital projects and endowment.

We would also like to thank Harpeth Hall parents, alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents, and friends for your belief in our school during this year of success and struggle.

The strength of our community lies in our resilience as we forge ahead together in support of and in gratitude to one another and the philanthropy that sustains us.

Jess Hill Head of School

Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Board of Trustees Chair

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I can’t think of anything the people in this room couldn’t accomplish if we all worked together. The country took a risk in trying to get to the moon first. I want to invite all of us to take a risk this year. The good news is that we don’t have to go to the moon, but we will do something that takes courage on our own scale, and let’s make sure we cheer each other on when we see that someone in our midst is stepping out to do that.

— Jess Hill, Head of School Opening Convocation, August 14, 2019 Frances Bond Davis Theatre Report on Philanthropy

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Contents Board of Trustees

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Head of School and Board Chair Message

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Table of Contents

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Financial Summary

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Patrons of the Hall

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The Nova Fidelitas Society

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The Mentem Spiritumque Tollamus Society

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Gift Club Donors

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Corporations and Foundations

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Alumnae Donors

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Annual Fund Parent Giving

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Honor Gift Donors

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Memorial Gift Donors

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Endowment Funds

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The Founders Society

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The Main Event

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Volunteers

74

Advancement Staff

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Financial Summary Revenues

Expenses Program Support 11%

Tuition and Fees 81%

Salaries and Benefits 61% Physical Plant 12%

Annual Giving 11%

Endowment 6%

Financial Aid 9%

Other 2% Administration 4% Auxiliary Services 0%

Other 3%

Endowment History Charitable Contributions to The Harpeth Hall School

July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020 (cash gifts)

$50 Million

$47.7

Gifts to Endowment Funds

$2,028,628

$40.4

$542,455

$41.3

2018-19

2019-20

$38.4

$34.5

$35 $30

$49.4

$44.2

$45 $40

Gifts to the Annual Fund Unrestricted $1,613,117 Restricted $ 415,511

$51

$31.3

$31.1

2010-11

2011-12

$25 $20

Gifts to Capital Projects

$979,864

$15 $10

Total 2019–2020 Cash Gifts

$3,550,947

$5 $0

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2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

Annual Giving Annual Fund History

Annual Fund Participation 100%

$2,000,000

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

$1,800,000

94%

$1,600,000

FACULTY AND STAFF

$1,400,000

70%

$1,200,000

CURRENT PARENTS

$1,000,000

20%

$334,464 restricted gifts $1,561,901 unrestricted gifts

$2,040,086

$2,012,283

$2,028,628

$323,603 restricted gifts

$291,024 restricted gifts

$415,511 restricted gifts

$1,716,483 unrestricted gifts

$1,721,259 unrestricted gifts

$1,613,117 unrestricted gifts

2017-18

2018-19

2019-20

$1,468,901 unrestricted gifts

$600,000

35%

$400,000

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE

$200,000

22%

$0 2015-16

GRANDPARENTS

100%

Alumnae Annual Fund Participation

by Class

$407,394 restricted gifts

$1,896,365

$800,000

ALUMNAE

Top 10

$1,876,295

2016-17

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Patrons of the Hall Harpeth Hall wishes to honor our most generous donors to the Annual Fund. Harpeth Hall students and faculty are the grateful beneficiaries of the outstanding and enduring leadership by Patrons of the Hall donors giving $5,000 or more to The Annual Fund.

Annual Fund Major Gifts Chairs Alberta and David Fitzgerald

Major Gifts Committee Jane and Greg Allen Kady and Chad Folk Megan and Brian Fox Martha and L.A. Galyon Barbara and Greg Hagood Steve and Michelle Wolfe Proctor ’89 Alice and Andrew Wall

Patrons of the Hall Anonymous donors (4) Kenneth and Amy Scruggs Adams ’01 John R. Kline and Ashton Alexander ’04 Jane and Greg Allen Albert and Jennie Flippo Armstrong ’66 Annie Laurie Berry Bunny and Mike Blackburn Peaches Blank Lee and Melanie Patterson Blank ’82 Baylor Anne and Charles Bone Charles Robert and Sacha Engel Bone ’93 Jean and Denny Bottorff Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 Phil and Allison Wills Brooks ’82 Sue and Phillip Brown Rick and Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Linda Burkholder ’58 Bill and Trudy Ward Carpenter ’76 Lisa and Rich Cassidy Connie and Tom Cigarran Anita Cochran Jody and Mary Britton Thompson Cummings ’93 Sandy and Jim Dalton Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 Anne Davis ’73 and Karl Dean Bill Davis Florence Stumb Davis ’55 Jen and Andy Davis Kirby and Ann Archer Davis ’75 Patty Litton Delony ’66 Elizabeth and Bob Dennis Kennon and Marc Dennis Anne and Bob Doolittle Christy and Robert Echols Mark and Shannon Wolcott Farrington ’84 Lee and Adela Ferrell Alberta and David Fitzgerald Emily and Jim Flautt

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Kady and Chad Folk Megan and Brian Fox Carol and Bobby Frist Melissa and Bobby Frist Martha and L.A. Galyon Shea and Doug Ghertner John and Raleigh Anne Blank Gray ’03 Chrissy and Bill Hagerty Barbara and Greg Hagood Andrea and Scott Hardy The Harpeth Hall Parents Association Gary and Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Bill and Elizabeth Robbins Hawkins ’82 The Hays Foundation Julie Hays ’84 Mary and Loring Helfrich Jodi and Hal Hess H.G. Hill Company, LLC Jess and Moe Hill Misty and Kolin Holladay The Houghland Foundation Hugh and Charlotte Maclellan Charitable Trust Leslie and Dan Maclellan Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 John and Stephanie Currey Ingram ’82 Martha R. Ingram Sarah and David Ingram Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Kerrie and John T. Johnson Greg and Allison Sisk Jones ’92 Joe C. Davis Foundation The Justin and Valere Blair Potter Foundation Lisa Langley and Jim King Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 The Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation Laurel and Louie Buntin Warren and Leigh Buntin Johnson ’75 Louise Bullard Wallace Foundation Elena Wallace Graves ’79 Anne Wallace Nesbitt ’76 Betsy Wallace Taylor ’80 Jack Wallace Sue and Jung Ho Lee Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation Maxine and Frank Majors Lisa and David Manning Tricia and Doug McDowell Melkus Family Foundation Karen and Todd Meredith

The Honorable Gilbert Stroud Merritt, Jr. Sanders and Matt Miller Jennifer Halpern and David Moore Jennifer and Jim Morrison Michael and Linda Pargh Mossman ’77 MSB Cockayne Fund, Inc. Britton and Norris Nielsen Noni Nielsen ’93 Eric and Jennifer Rechter Paisley ’88 Richard and Robin Ingram Patton ’84 Carol Len and Scott Portis Steve and Michelle Wolfe Proctor ’89 Rascoe B. Davis Family Fund** The Rich Foundation Amy Rich ’74 and Eddie Schmidt Bill and Karen Goss Rich ’81 Nora and Tate Rich John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Kathy and Bobby Rolfe Roros Foundation The Kermit C. Stengel and Marc K. Stengel Families Elisabeth and Hardy Ross Samuel M. Fleming Foundation Sandy and Jay Sangervasi Luke and Susan Willingham Simons ’60 Dina and Robert Sjursen Alison Smith ’79 Diane and Fred Smith Hunter McDonald and Cathy Cate Sullivan ’73 Carolyn and Steve Taylor De and Jackie Glover Thompson ’64 Derek and Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Phyllis and David Vandewater Brian and Ellen Maguire Vick ’89 Alice and Andrew Wall Elizabeth Colton Walls ’75 Western Express, Inc. Dudley Brown White ’49 Julia and Chris Whitson Crissy Wieck ’96 and Matt Wiltshire Skip and Dianne Buttrey Wild ’66 Katherine and Jay Williams Julie and Tom Wilson Tammy Wolcott ’81 Women Alone Together Foundation Alicia Stansfield Helen Gorodetsky Zalik ’97 The Zalik Foundation

Nova Fidelitas Society Special thanks to alumnae in class years of the past decade who have given consistently to the school since their graduation from Harpeth Hall. The Nova Fidelitas Society recognizes their loyalty at a young age to their alma mater.

Mary Kathryn Alexander ’10 Sara Anderson ’11 Emily Apple ’13 Grace Stumb Barbieri ’10 Sloane Baxter ’13 Meredith Beyer ’13 Carrie Brake ’16 Augusta Bryan ’18 Katie Bryant ’14 Eleanor Hudson Callaway ’11 Michelle Chintanaphol ’13 Jaclyn Choate ’15 Browning Clark ’19 Marguerite Coombs ’18 Meredith Dalton ’15 Morgan Dalton ’15 Lia Pendleton Dameron ’10 Mary Daniel Smith Danieley ’10 Maggie Draughn ’14 Carolyn Edwards ’15 Caroline Evers ’10 Jennie Gaw ’18 Tricia Glenn ’18 Mary Blake Graves ’17 Caroline Green ’10 Whatley Hamilton ’14 Janie Hannon ’11 Laura Catherine Harrell ’16 Anna Clarke Harrison ’17 Margaret Hayworth ’17 Keely Hendricks ’16 Shaye Hendricks ’18 Kelsey Kay Herring ’17 Allison Holland ’13 Jordyne Johnson ’13 Madison Jones ’10 Millie Kirkland ’19 Sam Lance ’18 Kathleen Lang ’13 Meredith Lang ’11 Tara Lang ’15 Jordyn Lesh ’17 Meredith Manning ’12 Sara Martin ’10 Bailey McCarthy ’16 Becca Morris ’14 Natalie Mulloy ’12 Ansley Murphy ’15 Emily Myers ’17

Katie Nicholson ’16 Reid Patton ’14 Kate Pittman ’19 Leah Portis ’15 Anna Proctor ’14 Carmon Proctor ’18 Tina Qian ’12 Sarah Allen Ray ’12 Grace Ann Robertson ’17 Carly Rolfe ’10 Leslie Rolfe ’13 Caroline Ryan ’18 Jacqueline Ryan ’19 KK Savage ’19 Chelsea Stessel Sells ’10 Madison Shankle ’12 Becca Jacques Smith ’12 Catherine Smith ’19 Emily Smith ’12 Sydney Solarek ’12 Emily Stewart ’14 Katie Neal Sullivan ’12 Molly Saint Sung ’10 Claire Temple ’16 Anne Gray Thornburg ’13 Elizabeth Tirrill ’16 Ann Chapman Tirrill ’19 Ellie Truitt ’18 Gray Wallace ’12 Emily Whitson ’10 Meade Wills ’12 Caroline Aston Wilson ’10 Kate Wiseman ’11 Campbell Markham Wouters ’12

“Girl” by Camryn Lesh ’20

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Mentem Spiritumque Tollamus Society We express sincere appreciation to the following donors in 2019–2020 who have supported The Annual Fund, Capital Projects or the Endowment for 25 years or more.

Joy Bramblett Adams ’57* Madeline Reynolds Adams ’52 Merrie Morrissey Alexander ’69 Gayle Grizzard Allen ’62 Mary Lauren Barfield Allen ’88 Beth Scott Clayton Amos ’82 Betty Barber Anderson ’75 Britt Nielsen Anderson ’87 Tish Tully Anderson ’84 Milbrey Waller Andrews ’55 Susie Andrews ’70 Sherry Crain Arledge ’66 Pem Cartwright Attaway ’64 Nancy Thorne Atwater ’68 Charlotte Callis Atwood ’64 Bettye Abernathy Bagot ’73 Shelby Bailey ’89 Jean Ann and Barry Banker Junelle McGaw Barras ’64 Betty Jane Guffee Barringer ’59 Allison Webb Bass ’64 Edith McBride Bass* Melinda Owen Bass ’58 Melanie Justice Bassarab ’75 Mary Kathryn Clark Bates ’67 Susan McKeand Baughman ’56 Emme Nelson Baxter ’82 Glory Clark Beall ’71 Meg Duncan Binnicker Beasley ’69 Carolyn Thompson Beckner ’76 Fabra Hart Belk ’76 Ellen Howard Bentz ’75 Dorothy Keenan Berk ’70 Annie Laurie Berry Avalyn Berry Swain ’56 Nancy Graves Beveridge ’80 Didi Kaplan Biesman ’82 Melanie Patterson Blank ’82 Peaches Blank Nan Gore Bouchard ’53 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 Suzanne Glover Braden ’62 Lissa Luton Bradford ’55 Bennett Manning Brady ’61 Mary Alice Bray ’67 Bonny Binning Breuer ’62 Kristin Breuss ’86 Libby Oldfield Broadhurst ’73 Mary Cowden Brockman ’68 Allison Wills Brooks ’82 Anne Carter Brothers ’59

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Anne and Larry Brown Audrey Kennedy Brown ’64 Lattie Noel Brown ’61 Susie Glasgow Brown ’60 Beverly Browning ’78 Emily Glasgow Bruno ’64 Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 Linda Burkholder ’58 Carolyn Thomas Burton ’56 Ginger Byrn ’72 Edie Hofstead Cabaniss ’65 Barry and Wentworth Caldwell Lynn Goodroe Callahan ’73 Carolyn Weesner Callighan ’68 Becky Irvin Campbell ’71 Lisa Hooker Campbell ’78 Sharon Shockley Cape ’78 Trudy Ward Carpenter ’76 Deborah Luton Cate ’52 Jennifer Farnette Caver ’89 Carol Cavin-Dillon ’86 Nancy and John Cheadle Connie and Tom Cigarran Anne Campbell Clay ’61 Elizabeth P’Pool Coble ’82 Anita Cochran Fletch Coke ’55 Edie Berry Collier ’66 Ashley Whitsitt Conner ’56 Martha Prueher Conzelman ’58 Shelley Buford Cook ’71 Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Jennifer Corbett ’90 Jane Buchanan Corcoran ’69 Nena Couch ’68 Ashley Morgan Crabtree ’82 Rosalie Adams Crispin ’55 Dana Buttrey Croswhite ’78 Catey Van der Naillen Cumley ’70 Greer Cummings Elizabeth A. Cummins ’85 Polly Armistead Cummins ’57 Agneta Currey* and Brownlee Currey* Margie Shaffer Dale ’69 Delphine Sloan Damon ’86 Jane Abrahams Daroff ’56 Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 Ann Archer Davis ’75 Anne Davis ’73 Florence Stumb Davis ’55

Kim Miller Davis ’75 Nina Brown de Clercq ’86 Nancy Coleman Deaton ’79 Gretchen and Terry Deaton Mimi Kitchel DeCamp ’79 Christine and Larry DeFrance Patty Litton Delony ’66 Anne Altenbern Dobbs ’86 Jean Dodd ’69 Anne and Bob Doolittle Barbara Stafford Dotterer ’71 Barbie DeWitt Draughn ’77 Dwight Drinkard Jeannie Cochran DuBose ’79 Allison Mills Duffey ’80 Carol Duncan Betty Daniel Dunn ’58 Lake Tolbert Eakin ’77 Alisa Scobey Edwards ’82 Allister McDougall Estes ’54 James David Evans Beth Carothers Felch ’66 Janice Hinrichs Feldman ’65 Gayle Smith Ferguson ’83 Betty Buntin Finucane ’61 Irwin Edwards Fisher ’70 Peggy Handly Fitzgerald ’63 Mary Dale Trabue Fitzgerald ’64 Allison Alford Fontenot ’79 Louise Bransford Frazer ’58 Trish and Tommy Frist Wende Hall Fry ’85 Cathey and Wilford Fuqua Mary Stamps Gambill ’76 Nancy Holt Garver ’52 Kay Baker Gaston ’58 Amy Grant Gill ’78 Joan and Van Gilmore Anne Breinig Gilmour ’88 Linda Small Gluck ’77 Missy Fort Goodman ’71 Sally Tanner Goodrich ’74 Sally Gracey ’67 Cornelia McDonald Granbery ’75 Elena Wallace Graves ’79 Gloria Watson Graves ’49 Jane Patton Griffin ’59 Leslie Meyer Grote ’77 Russell Fessey Hamel ’49 Susan Handly Hammer ’71 Carolyn Oldfield Hanlon ’75

Fran Keltner Hardcastle ’55 Kim Sumner Hardin ’72 Stella L. Hargrove The Harpeth Hall Parents Association Lisa McNeely Harrison ’83 Dick and Jean Hart Nancy Hart Diehl Harvey ’77 Beth Creighton Harwell ’55 Janelle Hood Haseman ’64 Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Anne Bramlette Buttrey Hawkins ’83 Elizabeth Robbins Hawkins ’82 Ann Glenn Hayes ’57 Barbara Haynes Mary Ella Meek Hazelwood ’77 Janie Ward Hemmings ’79 Sarah Edwards Higgins ’81 Sherri Shaw Hodde ’64 Penny and Joe Hodgson Jennifer Miller Hoffman ’87 Helen Berry Holland ’82 Willa and Dale Holmer Collins Weaver Hooper ’88 Ginger and Fred Horton The Houghland Foundation JoAnna Jones Howe ’78 Nancy Hale Hoyt ’59 Ellen Warner Hudson ’46 Janie Entrekin Hughart ’76 Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 Sally Beasley Hunt ’62 Gayle Dunn Hurley ’74 Martha R. Ingram Stephanie Currey Ingram ’82 Bud Ireland Bea Fillebrown Isenhour ’71 Cathy Tyne Jackson ’74 Mary Lee and Granbery Jackson Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Claire Hite Jenkins ’82 Beth Brothers Johnson ’82 Jeanine Scott Johnson ’68 Mary Jo Freeman Johnson ’73 Barbara Davis Johnston ’59 Barbara Sewell Jones ’61 Lynn Linebaugh Jones ’80 Susan Stumb Jones ’85 Carmine King Jordan ’65 Sally Richardson Kanaday ’61 Betsy Keeling ’72 Doody Osborn Keet ’68

Kennedy Investments Inc. Julie Cox Kennon ’83 Mary Frances Milam Kerr ’83 Anne and Jeff King Betty Harlin King ’66 Edith Trost Kirkland ’88 Emily Fletcher Kitchel ’51 Currin Mifflin Kozak ’79 Robin Johnson Kress ’82 Jane Hindman Kyburz ’64 Janice and Randy LaGasse Liz Bourner Laney ’78 Nancy Gibson Lardner ’56 Betsy Hilton Lasley ’84 Lisa Morrissey LaVange ’71 Coleman Miller Legerton ’74 Anna Mary Bransford Lenderman ’62 Kelly Akers Linton ’77 Patricia Byrn Litow ’63 Mary Ridley Livesay ’70 Gina and Dick Lodge Louise Bullard Wallace Foundation Ellen Hobbs Lyle ’75 Lindy Neff Mamer ’75 Becky Osborn Marshall ’67 Margie Fish Martin ’67 Dibbie Smith Martin ’78 Doris Matthews ’61 Leslie Matthews and John Douglass Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 Ellen Pitts Mayo ’70 Marilyn Noel McAlister ’53 Rachel Merritt McAllister ’54 Lil Dobson McAulay ’67 Cathy Dale McCain ’73 Joanna McIntosh ’80

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Claire Ragland McKnight ’60 Anne McPherson ’75 Liz Scott McWilliams ’63 Lynn and Ken Melkus Corinne Ryan Middleton ’61 Linda Martin Miller ’67 Mimi Stone Milward ’71 Valery Crichton Minges ’66 Debbie Moench ’71 Betsy Rasch Morehouse ’59 Lisa Bouchard Morgan ’79 Kathy Thweatt Morton ’64 Linda Pargh Mossman ’77 Hadley Hazlehurst Mullen ’78 Norita Riegle Murray ’81 Ruth Orr Napier ’63 Anne Wallace Nesbitt ’76 Sarah Nichols ’83 Laurie Payne Nicholson ’74 Britton and Norris Nielsen Emily and Lee Noel Donnie Berger Norman ’52 Ann Benton Northcutt ’55 Sallie King Norton ’71 Jean Ward Oldfield ’47 Kim Hill Oldham ’76 Argie Chalfant Oman ’59 Mindy Thompson Orman ’67 Marguerite Nielsen Orndorff ’90 Alice Orr ’59 Ginger Osborn ’66 Mary Daugherty Overstreet ’77 Norma Davis Owen ’52 Ann and Bill Ozier Ophelia Thompson Paine ’68 Lucy Caldwell Painter ’62

Peggy Stanford Palmer ’62 Adrienne Parker ’89 Ingrid Thompson Parker ’65 Laura Parrish ’73 Robin Ingram Patton ’84 Barbara Keith Brown Payne ’85 Elinor Berger Peek ’60 Lisa Ezell Peerman ’83 Connally Davies Penley ’79 Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Mary Knox Berger Pilkerton ’55* Devereux Cummins Pollock ’86 Evelyn Farris Raines ’74 Patsey Carney Reed ’58 Dean Gillespie Reeves ’53 Margaret and Derril Reeves Katie Hudson Regan ’71 Amy Rich ’74 Karen Goss Rich ’81 Becky Roy Riley ’75 Delphine Oman Sloan Roberts ’59 Marie Duncan Robinson ’52 Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Ali Russell ’83 Lynn and Ron Samuels Mary Hill Sanders ’66 Beth Sargent ’75 Cary Herbert Sawyer ’67 Cathy Tosh Shell ’74 Karen Vaughn Shinall ’70 Cathy Petway Shull ’64 Betsy Shapiro Silverman ’71 Susan Willingham Simons ’60 Mary Follin Simonsen ’69 Anne Moore Smith ’86 Bobette Owen Smith 82 Sue and Dan Smith Wendy and Ralph Smith Mary Virginia Cecil Smith Williams ’58 Mary Sneed ’60 Betsy Koonce Sottek ’75 Jeanne and Jerry Southwood Rebecca Miller Spicer ’89 Frances Berry Spradley ’75 Nancy Ridley Stavropulos ’64 Terry and Marc Stengel Carol Smith Stephenson ’79 Caroline Boyd Stevens ’58 Mary Laird Warner Stewart ’82 Kathy Denton Stumb ’79 Mary Schlater Stumb ’53 Jane Gwinn Stumpf ’69 Lyssa Reeves Styers ’78 Cathy Cate Sullivan ’73 Ann and Noel Sullivan Ellen Daugherty Summers ’74

Anne Diveley Sumpter ’67 Christie Cain Swanbeck ’85 Jane and George Sweeney Vicky Smith Tarleton ’63 Grace Paine Terzian ’70 Margy Caldwell Thomas ’64 Jackie Glover Thompson ’64 Gray Oliver Thornburg ’72 Currey Turner Thornton ’74 Ann Dobson Tidwell ’58 Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Rebecca Comer Tindall ’61 Gracie Austin Tomkins ’60 Mary Trabue ’59 Liz Tudor Trabue ’65 Anne Grinnell Trent ’58 Becky White Trimble ’73 Annie Orr Trost ’57 Shellie Sumner Unger ’74 Susan Wattleworth Vanston ’87 Dianne Dixon Vaughn ’61 Ellen Fillebrown Vaughn ’74 Nickye Yokley Venters ’63 Jessica Gutow Viner ’89 Missy Nesbitt Voigt ’71 Mary Nelson Wade ’65 Elizabeth and Jack Wallace Mimi Wallace ’75 Elizabeth Colton Walls ’75 Irene Ward ’64 Peggy Smith Warner ’54 Anne Beach Was ’68 Amelia Spickard Watson ’53 Margaret Weesner ’71 Gudrun and Bob West Anne and Bill Whetsell Dudley Brown White ’49 Eleanor Whitworth ’69 Dianne Buttrey Wild ’66 Pat Spickard Wildman ’58 Diana Thompson Wilker ’67 Annie B. Williams ’88 Carol Williams Irene Jackson Wills ’56 Linde Bracey Wilson ’70 Dallas Hagewood Wilt ’86 Carol Hilton Woodard ’59* Carrie Smith Woodruff ’89 Carol and Charlie Wray Becky DeWitt Wright ’52 Mandy Haynes Young ’85 Wendy Lawrence Zerface ’64 Emily Perkins Zerfoss ’75

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Gift Club Donors We gratefully acknowledge the following donors for their gifts during the 2019–2020 school year in support of Harpeth Hall’s Capital Projects, Endowment, Annual Fund, and The Main Event.

Souby Society $25,000+ Rick and Mary Lea Gibson Bryant The Bryant Family Foundation Bill and Trudy Ward Carpenter The Estate of Brownlee Currey The Devine-Majors Foundation Maxine and Frank Majors Anne and Bob Doolittle Christy and Robert Echols Emily and Jim Flautt The Flautt Family Fund The Estate of Katherine Graham The Harpeth Hall Parents Association The Hays Foundation Julie Hays The Haynes Family Barbara Haynes Julie and Scott Haynes Lucy and Jeff Haynes Stephen and Mandy Haynes Young The Henry Laird Smith Foundation Overton Thompson Smith Mary Laird Warner Stewart Jeannette Warner Peggy Smith Warner Jodi and Hal Hess John and Stephanie Currey Ingram John R. Ingram Advised Fund v Sarah and David Ingram David B. Ingram Advised Fund v Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jacques Joe C. Davis Foundation The Justin and Valere Blair Potter Foundation Louise and Neil Kohler Louise Bullard Wallace Foundation Elena Wallace Graves Anne Wallace Nesbitt Betsy Wallace Taylor Jack Wallace Sue McCall Rowanne and Jay McKnight Melkus Family Foundation Noni N. Nielsen Steve and Michelle Wolfe Proctor John and Carol Cobb Rochford Kathy and Bobby Rolfe Ann Teaff and Don McPherson

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Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt C. Thompson IV Derek and Marcie Allen Van Mol Alice and Andrew Wall Crissy Wieck and Matt Wiltshire

Magnolia Club $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous donors (2) The Anita and William Cochran Foundation Mrs. William Sherrard Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Blackburn Jennie Graves Bowman Sue and Phillip Brown Linda M. Burkholder Connie and Tom Cigarran The Cigarran Family Foundation Jody and Mary Britton Thompson Cummings Sandra and Jim Dalton Anne Davis and Karl Dean Bill Davis Mark and Shannon Wolcott Farrington Alberta and David Fitzgerald Melissa and Bobby Frist The Robert and Melissa Frist Family Fund v Shea and Doug Ghertner Barbara and Greg Hagood Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hawkins Tom and Collins Hooper Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Martha Rivers Ingram Advised Fund v The Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation Laurel and Louie Buntin Warren and Leigh Buntin Johnson Drs. Sandy and Whitson Lowe The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation Leslie and Dan Maclellan Hugh and Charlotte Maclellan Charitable Remainder Trust Sanders and Matt Miller MSB Cockayne Fund, Inc. Eric and Jennifer Rechter Paisley The Rechter Family Fund v

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Pinnacle Financial Partners Rascoe B. Davis Family Fund v Samuel M. Fleming Foundation The Vandewater Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Vandewater Women Alone Together Foundation Alicia Stansfield Helen Gorodetsky Zalik The Zalik Foundation

Harpeth Club $5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Kenneth and Amy Scruggs Adams Ashton Alexander and John R. Kline Jane and Greg Allen Albert and Jennie Flippo Armstrong Annie Laurie Berry Peaches Blank Lee and Melanie Patterson Blank Charles Robert and Sacha Engel Bone The Bone Family Fund v Baylor Anne and Charles Bone The Bone Family Fund v Jean and Denny Bottorff Phil and Allison Wills Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bumstead John E. Cain III Lisa and Rich Cassidy Adelaide Grace Davis Jen and Andy Davis Kirby and Ann Archer Davis Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr. Joy and John Day Gretchen and Terry Deaton The Deaton Family Advised Fund v Patty Litton Delony Elizabeth and Bob Dennis Kennon and Marc Dennis Dr. and Mrs. Lee Ferrell Kady and Chad Folk Megan and Brian Fox Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Frist The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation The Fugitive Foundation Heather and Morgan Wills Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Wills II

Martha and L.A. Galyon John and Raleigh Anne Blank Gray Chrissy and Bill Hagerty Andrea and Scott Hardy Harpeth Hall Class of 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Haugen The Richards Family Advised Fund v Mary and Loring Helfrich Jess and Moe Hill H.G. Hill Company, LLC Misty and Kolin Holladay The Houghland Foundation Paula DeWitt Hughey Kerrie and John T. Johnson Greg and Allison Sisk Jones Lizzie and Paul Kappelman Lisa Langley and Jim King Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby Sue and Jung Ho Lee Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull Lisa and David Manning Mary and Dale McCulloch Tricia and Doug McDowell The Melkus Family Foundation Karen and Todd Meredith The Honorable Gilbert Stroud Merritt, Jr. Jennifer Halpern and David Moore Jennifer and Jim Morrison Michael and Linda Pargh Mossman The Linda Pargh Mossman Endowment Fund Alex and Laurie Payne Nicholson Richard and Robin Ingram Patton The Patton Family Advised Fund v Carol Len and Scott Portis The Portis Family Fund v Leigh and Brian Reames The Rich Foundation Amy Rich and Eddie Schmidt Bill and Karen Goss Rich Nora and Tate Rich Roros Foundation The Kermit C. Stengel, Jr. and Marc K. Stengel Families Elisabeth and Hardy Ross Elizabeth and Sean Ryan Sandy and Jay Sangervasi

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Gift Club Donors (continued) Mr. and Mrs. W. Lucas Simons, Jr. The Susan W. Simons and W. Lucas Simons, Jr. Advised Fund v Dina and Robert Sjursen The Robert and Dina Sjursen Charitable Fund Alison Smith Diane and Fred Smith Hunter McDonald and Cathy Cate Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. T. Stephen Taylor Brian and Ellen Maguire Vick Elizabeth Colton Walls The Colton Family Advised Fund v Dudley Brown White Julia and Chris Whitson Skip and Dianne Buttrey Wild Katherine and Jay Williams Julie and Tom Wilson Tammy Wolcott

Cornerstone Club $2,500-$4,999 Anonymous donors (2) Bill and Britt Nielsen Anderson Tom and Milbrey Waller Andrews Dana and Greg Averbuch Mr. and Mrs. J. Barry Banker Sarah and Bo Bartholomew Frank and Allison Webb Bass Melinda Owen Bass Mark J. Bloom Mrs. John E. Bouchard III The Jack and Nan Bouchard Giving Fund Lolly and Allen Brown Heather and Craig Buffkin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Buntin Pamela and Mark Carver Lisa and Jamie Cheek Jessica and Chip Clark Grace Clayton and Marie Young Gabe and Holly Whetsell Coltea Stephanie and Forrest Conner Michael and Allison Cummings Couden Agneta Currey* and Brownlee Currey* Kathryn and George Dahir Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Dale III Chris and Carter Murray Dawson Lara and Vance Derryberry Mr. and Mrs. E. Baird Dixon Matt H. Dobson, Jr. Foundation Cora Dobson Matt Dobson, Jr.

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Jean Dobson Farris Betty Caplinger Harvey Lillian Dobson McAulay Ben and Jo Durrett Doubleday Richard and Jeannie Cochran DuBose Nancy and Hugh Entrekin Kate and Todd Figler Reid and Diana Thompson Finlayson Adam and Marion Granbery Floyd Chris and Greg Follansbee Dr. Leslie Huddleston Franklin and Mr. Stephen W. Franklin Steve and Phyllis Sloan Fridrich Jeremy and Sara Morris Garner Vince and Amy Grant Gill Roxana and James Hare Susan and Robert Hartmann Mary Hawkins Mindy Haws Dan and Paiden Stewart Hite Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Holland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Hooper David Isenhour Mary Lee and Granbery Jackson III Charles and Cassie McConnell Kelley Mr. and Mrs. L. Owen Kelly Kennedy Investments Inc. Miles and Edith Trost Kirkland The Leo S. Guthman Fund Elliott and Susan Andrews Leschen Tracy and J. Banks Link Joanna McIntosh Vickie and Howard Mertz Robert and Margaret Napier Morford Linda and Rock Morphis Dr. and Mrs. James A. S. Muldowney III Carl and Mamie Nichols Murphy Laura and Junior Nelson Britton and Norris Nielsen Allison and John Nisbet Marilynn Michaud and Bjarki Olafsson Ginger Osborn Inna and Andrew Park Skipper and Nancy Short Phipps Scott T. Price and Dr. Ann H. Price Amy Liz and John Riddick Rachel and Jordan M. Schneider Melissa and John Seehorn Cynthia Poteat Sewell Margaret and Michael Shivers Steve and Betsy Shapiro Silverman Michele and Jeff Sonsino Monty and John Steele

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rye Steele Perian and Sam Strang Brande and Lee Thomas Mr. and Mrs. O. Cromwell Tidwell III Dan and Anne Hancock Toomey W.R. Newman & Associates Inc. Bob Walker Lella and Bruce Wilbanks Sam and Eleanor Fuqua Williamson The Sam and Eleanor Williamson Family Charitable Fund Blair and Linde Bracey Wilson Carol and Charlie Wray

Leadership Club $1,500-$2,499 Anonymous donors (2) Dave and Tori Tucker Alexander Robert and Merrie Morrissey Alexander Bill and Britt Nielsen Anderson Fred and Betty Barber Anderson Melanie and Joe Anderson Maggie Waltemath Ash Charlie and Charlotte Callis Atwood Sallie and John Bailey Emily and Colin Barker Frank and Tricia Bryan Bass Dr. Nancy Graves Beveridge and Mr. Mark Beveridge Holly and Gordon Brewer Robyn and Patrick Brien Lattie Noel Brown Beverly A. Browning Bet and John Bruns Elena and Barney Byrd Bob and Edie Hofstead Cabaniss Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Caldwell Jason and Miller Wild Callen Matt and Kate Sherrard Chinn Bette and Mark Christofersen Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cigarran Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Coleman Jennifer Corbett Heather and David Corts Drs. Tom and Laura Dovan Brenda and Glynn Dowdle Adam and Julie Riven Dretler J. David Evans Anne and Peter Eyler Kay and Richard Francis Fridrich & Clark Realty Louise and Scott Garfinkel Susan and Gerard Geraghty Jennifer and George Green

Ellen Collins Hamilton Harris Research, Inc. John and Lisa McNeely Harrison Teri and Scott Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Henry Christy and John Hermann Cynthia and Chip Hickerson Gia and Kevin Huang Robert and Jody Bainbridge Hull Brian and Lindsay Jacques Irving Matthew and Anna Mayo Jacques Gail and Craig Johnson Jeanine Scott Johnson Dale and Jim Knight Denise and Jon Knouse Mort and Marguerite Weaver Kondracke The Marguerite and Morton Kondracke Charitable Gift Fund Shana and Jason Krumwiede Ben and Lisa Morrissey LaVange Nina Cuchetto-Lindley and Michael Lindley Patricia Byrn Litow Gina and Dick Lodge Wendy and Jay Longmire Rachel and Jerry Mace Brenda and Charley Martin Blake and Taylor Mayes Jennie and Rob McCabe Laura and Fred McLaughlin Keith and Jon Meacham Bryan Metcalf Timothy and Sara Brown Meyer Amy and Kevin Millslagle Diana and Jeff Mobley William and Lisa Bouchard Morgan Jake and Jennifer Braden Myers Drs. Michael and Arie Nettles Rob and Rebecca Larish Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Noel Mr. and Mrs. William A. Oldacre, Jr. Kevin and Marguerite Nielsen Orndorff Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Overstreet George and Ophelia Thompson Paine Barbara Keith and Richard Payne Ann and David Pickens Amy Seigenthaler and Timothy Pierce Pioneer Coach, Inc Leah Portis Stephanie and Todd Presnell David and Lynn Bouchard Proctor Kushi Reddy and Chand Ramaiah

Tom and Lindsay Mallard Rauth Margaret and Derril Reeves Regents Health Resources Donna and Jay Richards Jay and Donna Richards Advised Fund v Margaret and Rob Rolfsen Ashby and Colin Rushing Susan and Kent Russ Sargent’s Fine Catering Will Ed and Rachel Reeves Settle Elia and John Sheldon Bill and Cathy Tosh Shell Susan and Mike Shivers Samara and David Silvester Dan M. and Cynthia N. Spengler Jimmy and Frances Berry Spradley Laurie Spradley Mary Gingrass and Chris Stark Paul and Mary Schlater Stumb Ian and Christie Cain Swanbeck Tim and Mary Ready Parrent Taylor Wade and Currey Turner Thornton T & T Family Foundation Stacey and Bill Tirrill Charlie and Annie Orr Trost Melora and Davis Turner Debbie and John Van Mol Shawn and Dana Deaton Verner Jessica and Daniel Viner Susan and Otey Walker Marian Harrison and Mimi Wallace Anne Bransford Wallace Foundation Tracy Sharpley-Whiting and Gil Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Clay Whitson Michele and Jim Wojciechowski

Honor Roll Club $500-$1,499 Anonymous donors (8) Jackie and Don Abel Brian and Jessie Morris Adams Ken and Craig Kelley Adkisson Brandon and Comer Ireland Aebersold C. Eugene Ireland Foundation, Inc. Mary Jo and Pat Alexander David Allen Lawson and Mary Lauren Barfield Allen Tim and Beth Scott Clayton Amos Lucija and Adam Anderson Frank Andrews

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Randy Rickard and Susie Andrews Stacey and Hal Andrews Caitlin Anthony Liz Zechmeister and Andy Apodaca Bob Armistead James Atkins Jared and Mackenzie McCracken Averbuch Jane Ruman and Matthew Bacchetta Sherrill and Lee Bandlow Langford Barksdale Aaron and Camille Bentz Barrett Charles and Elizabeth Cherry Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John W. Barringer Barbara and Sollie Bartoe Dwyla Beard Matt and Louise Riley Beasley Rachel and James Beavers Margaret Behm and Harlan Dodson Fabra and Samuel Belk Barbara Bell Susan John and John Benjamin Wendy and Matt Beuter Joanne Mamenta and Mark Bjordahl The Mark and Joanne Bjordahl Charitable Fund David and Ellen Stone Bland Jennifer and Trace Blankenship Anne Blaufuss Mary Cady and Brian Bolin Todd Bottorff Peter Bourbeau and Mary Margaret Crowell Bourbeau Susie Bass Bowen William and Katie Koban Braddy Bill and Lissa Luton Bradford Marion and John Bradford Geoff Burgess and Kristin Breuss David and Libby Oldfield Broadhurst Allen and Susie Glasgow Brown Anne Blair Brown and Stephen Wolverton Anne W. and Lawrence G. Brown Julie and David Brown Michelle Gaskin Brown Stuart and Robin Groce Brown Johnny and Emily Glasgow Bruno Summer and Debbie Sheffield Bryan Karyn and John Bryant Paul and Suzanne Brown Bryant Ryan and Brie Brown Buchanan Robin and Gantt Bumstead Tiffany and Frazer Buntin Julie and Matthew Burnstein Betsy and Dan Burrus

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Randy and Cate Connery Bury Mirna and Robert Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Caldwell, Jr. Donna and Webb Campbell Dan and Lori Comer Canale Tom and Debby Luton Cate Julie and Marty Cavallo Brian and Meg Milam Chamblee Alice and Thomas Chapman Steve and Elizabeth Ahern Chatham Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cheadle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cheek III Leah and Rex Choate

Jennifer and Joe Christopher Kimberleye and Dai Chung Aran and Margaret Walker Clair Jane and Bill Coble Lisa and Jonathan Cole LaTandra and Millard Collins The Honorable and Mrs. Lew Conner Bucky and Shelley Buford Cook Charles W. Cook, Jr. Lawrence Blank-Cook and Charlie Cook Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Cook Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs

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So much of who our girls are today can be attributed to the Harpeth Hall faculty who are life-changing. They encourage girls to reach for their highest goals and to be the best versions of themselves. Carly and Leslie worked hard and were encouraged along the way. Both girls found a confidence they did not know they had.

This foundation eased their transition to college and then carried them into the professional world. Harpeth Hall’s focus on written and oral communications allows girls to gain valuable skills used in many aspects of life.

Leslie commented, “One of my favorite classes was Mr. Springman’s current events class. It taught me at a young age how to think critically about what was occurring in our world and how to craft my own opinions. I will forever be grateful for that experience and how it helped shape me. Also, I will never forget how wonderful Mrs. Girgus’s English class was during my senior year. English was my least favorite subject, and she helped spark a fire in me to truly appreciate literature and writing!” Carly added, “The teachers and faculty at Harpeth Hall truly impacted my life for the better and helped shape me into the person I am today. I was lucky enough to be taught by some of Harpeth Hall’s ‘greats!’ including both of the Crokers, Senora Allen, Mrs. Girgus, Mr. Springman, Dr. Jack, and Dr. Cooper to name a few of the many teachers who positively changed my life in some way, shape, or form while I was a student. Each of them helped to instill confidence and knowledge in me, ultimately teaching me the power of using my voice.”

We have both been honored to serve on the Board; Bobby served during Ann Teaff’s tenure while our daughters were in school, and Kathy served as a trustee during Stephanie Balmer’s years as Head and then a second term during current Head of School Jess Hill.

Harpeth Hall is fortunate to have strong leadership at both the board and administrative levels.

The Rolfe Family

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ur family’s love of Ward-Belmont and Harpeth Hall began with Bobby’s grandmother Dorothy Carlin Rolfe ’29 and his mother, Margaret Oliver Rolfe ’53, who was in Harpeth Hall’s second graduating class. We decided early on that we wanted our daughters Carly and Leslie to attend Harpeth Hall and experience a single gender educational environment. We adjusted our finances so that we could make this investment in their education. The confidence Carly and Leslie found in themselves at Harpeth Hall has translated into their being leaders in their professional lives; Carly has a career in communications, and Leslie is currently working in event planning.

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Our girls have wonderful memories of Winterim; the hands-on work experiences impacted them beyond Harpeth Hall. Leslie said, “I had the opportunity to intern in Senator Corker’s office in Washington, D.C. I give credit to those three weeks for sparking my interest in moving to D.C. post college and have been living there for over three years!”

Carly shared, “For Winterim, I went to New York City and interned in fashion and traveled to Italy as well. Thanks to Winterim, I had strong work experience to add to my resume going into college, and work experience is something so many people stress about finding and adding when they graduate from college.”

Our family loves all of our Harpeth Hall connections whether as a parent, trustee, or alumna. We are thrilled to see the school continue to innovate and grow while maintaining its core mission to teach girls to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably.

Gift Club Donors (continued) William Cooper Chopper and Ruth Duncan Coppeans Jane Buchanan Corcoran Suzanne and John Corey Polly Armistead Cummins Jennifer and Chad Cunningham Tahra and Greg Cyr Corinne Howell Dale Family Foundation Corinne Dale Virginia Dale Cathy Dale McCain Molly Dale Smith Allen and Delphine Sloan Damon Hylyn and Utpal DavĂŠ Ali and Justin Davis Kyle and Claire Burks Davis Christine and Larry DeFrance The Larry and Chris DeFrance Family Donor Advised Fund v Ned and Kelly Doyle DeWitt The DeWitt Family Fund Kelly and Chan Dillon Deb and Matt DiMaria Alberta and Bob Doochin Scott Dougall Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Downey Becky and Bob Dugan Shannon and Libba Loyd Durrett Mary and John Earthman Sandra and Bill Earthman Tricia and Eric Ericson Kathleen and Barney Evers David and Sally Falck Monica and Glenn Farner Debbie and John Farringer John and Katie Howell Fayard Mr. Mark Fentriss and Dr. Lee Fentriss Doreen and Michael Figler Lauren Finney Debra Fish and Carol McCullough John and Mary Dale Trabue Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Brennon Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Fleischer Barbara and Kenneth Fletcher Katherine Follin Karol and Duncan Fort Andrei Greenawalt and Brianne Frazier Tracy and Keith Frazier Dixie W. Frederiksen Bryan and Elizabeth Grote Frist Elizabeth and Bryan E. Frist Fund v

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Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Frist, Jr. The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation Becky and Tim Garrett Julia and Jeff Gaw Patsy and David Gaw Dawn and Jeff Gibson Don and Anne Breinig Gilmour Amelia Strobel and Robert Glenn Kate and Robert Gooch The Robert and Kate Gooch Endowment Fund Perry Gooch Steve and Beth Rather Gorman Liza and Jay Graves Will and Amy Warner Greathouse Meredith and Parker Griffith Barbara and Rick Halcomb Brenda and Douglas Hale Kay Hall Lorene Halliburton Melvin Halpern Mr. and Mrs. M. Hayne Hamilton Jr. Whatley Hamilton Michelle and Jaco Hamman Judge Stella L. Hargrove Kirsten Hildebrand and Thomas Haroldson Jack and Chandler Coker Harrington Lisa McWilliams Harris Miller and Margaret Martin Harris Tom and Clark Elam Harwell Kristina Storck and Matt Hassan Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hastings, Jr. Andrea and John Hayes Ann Glenn Hayes Mary Catherine and Drew Healy Peggie and Frank Hicks Gordon Lee Hight Jennifer and William Hinds Sheryl Shaw Hodde Dean Shumate and Lela Hollabaugh Laura and John Hollins Horatio B. and Willie D. Buntin Foundation DeeDee Wade Mary Nelson Wade Gretchen and Allan Horner Allan W. and Gretchen Horner Donor Advised Fund** Rachel and David Hornsby Kristine Phillips and Patrick Hu The Hudson Family Foundation Ellen Warner Hudson Mike and Katie Hudson Regan

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hulme Mimi and Raymond Hurd Ed and Gayle Dunn Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hutts, Jr. W. C. Ireland, Jr. Bea Fillebrown Isenhour Anna and Rick Jacques Jewell Johns Anne Laurence Johnson Joyce E. Johnson Richard and Beth Brothers Johnson Howard and Barbara Davis Johnston Dr. and Mrs. David S. Jones Will and Susan Stumb Jones Jingli Jurca Tom and Sally Richardson Kanaday Betsy Keeling Tom and Anne Hart Keesee Elizabeth and Garey Keltner Joe and Mary Frances Milam Kerr Lael and Gordon Kiesling Anne and Jeff King Sam and Betty Harlin King Rachel and Matt Kingree Fred Kirchner Heather Kirksey Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Koban, Jr. Meredith Was Kocher Kenneth R. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Randolph M. LaGasse Kay and Walter Lang Virginia and George Lazenby Shea and Karie Leatherman Mary and Tal Lefler David and Nikki Voysey Lemkemeier Dick and Anna Mary Bransford Lenderman Chris and Lee Crabtree Lentz Bill and Peyton Cockrill Lewis Frances Lewis Elizabeth and Joshua Lindsey Dave and Fran Bailey Linley Walt Kurtz and Ellen Hobbs Lyle Kenny and Barbara Brown Lyons Katie and Mark Malnati Craig and Lindy Neff Mamer Mr. and Mrs. John R. Markham Pamela L. Eddy and Robert J. Martineau Farrell and David Mason Neil Master Kate and Mauro Mastrapasqua Adam Aronson and Marla Mazer Rachel and Chris McCall Tricia and Hudson McCarter

Carolyn and Tom McDonald Blair and Bernard McEvoy Neely and Frank McGrew Anne and George McGugin Mrs. Claire R. McKnight and Mr. French R. McKnight, Jr. Susan and Dan McVicker Beth and Bill Meador Kerstin and Will Meyer Middle Tennessee Chapter, Magna Charta Dames and Barons MidwayUSA Foundation Mandy and Jason Milek Mona Mishu Amit and Sumi Misra Christie and Chris Mitchell The D.J. Moench Giving Fund Susan and Steve Moll Beth and Rusty Moore David Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Walter M. Morgan III Jonathan and Molly Caroland Morphett Davis and Blaire McMeans Murfree Ansley Murphy Mary Jo and Richard Murphy Nancy and Tom Murphy Nancy M. and Victor S. Johnson, Jr. Foundation Stephen and Barbara Schwartz Newman Terri and Bob Newport Arjun and Reed Harrison Nirula Nissan North America, Inc. Colleen and Kevin Niswender Bill and Sallie King Norton Jack and Carol Grant Nuismer Abby and Jeff Nunley Joy and Ed O’Dell Argie Chalfant Oman Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Orman Alice Orr Alyce and Michael Ory Natalie and Christopher Ozburn Joe and Peggy Stanford Palmer Franklin and Lana Sorin Pargh Jill and Joe Parker Laura Frances Parrish Charlie and Connally Davies Penley Emily and Dick Pensinger Ben and Nicole Earle Perry Will and Julia Brown Perry Jane Anne and Dale Pilkinton Nicole and Rob Pittman Bill Polk

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2019 Dede Bullard Wallace Award recipient Adelaide Davis ’79 (right) with Jeannie Cochran DuBose ’79, Florence Stumb Davis ’55, and Anita Cochran Kerri and Dave Powell Will and Keeley Wamp Powell Tracey and Dave Power Cerez and Rodney Przybylinski Betty and Frank Quirk Lynn Ragland Deena Raja Elizabeth Reed Patsey Carney Reed Victoria and Brad Regens Brad and Victoria Regens Charitable Fund Wade and Melissa Batchelor Rick Michelle and Scott Robertson Lawrence and Katie Jackson Robinson Marie Duncan Robinson Clark and Lyndsey Johnson Rollins Jill and Patrick Rork

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Molly and David Rumsey Mrs. Peter E. Rumsey Ali Russell Kate Sangervasi Kathy and Ken Savage Terry and Cary Herbert Sawyer Beth Adams and David Scott Tuya Pal and Shalin Shah Mary Jo and Steven Shankle Bob Shell Kelly and Douglas Shirley Jane Siegel Carolyn and Bill Simmons Ellis and Capell Teas Simmons Mary Katherine and Earle Simmons Greg and Caroline Johnson Sirko Barry and Bethany Graham Sleckman Karre and Doug Sloan

Dianne and Trey Smith Janna and Brooks Smith Mary Loch and Chip Smith Paul and Bobette Owen Smith Shannon and Shepley Smith Bill and Kristen Glasgow Solt Cynthia Hubard Spangler Anthony and Nancy Brown Sparrow Elizabeth and Clay Sparrow J.B. and Abby Sinks Spaulding Sean and Rebecca Miller Spicer Laura and Ron Stanley Elaine Sulc Morgan and Holly Sears Sullivan Will and Mary Southwood Surber Tim Swain and Avalyn Berry Swain Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tate Sara and Gary Temple Kren and George Teren

Barry Thomas Choppy and John Thompson Lisa and Dee Thompson Kate Wallis Thweatt Elizabeth Triggs Tipton Grace Austin Tomkins Mr. and Mrs. James R. Toth Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Trella Terri and Scott Trichel Mr. and Mrs. Reed Trickett Lynne and Henry Trost Victoria Pierce Turner Peter and Alice Hinton van Lingen Liz and Lee Vaughan George and Nickye Yokley Venters Brian and Karen Doochin Vingelen Ann and Jack Waddey Julie and Hudson Walker Carolyn Huebl and Felix Wang

Gift Club Donors (continued) Yong and Major Wang Betsy-Brown and Kirk Warren Tim and Mary Brugh Chaffin Weber Kristin and Anne Nicholas Weiss Brenda and Philip Wenk Jeff Hamm and Kristine West Martha Overholser Whitney Maria and Paul Wieck Becca and Brent Williams Gail Williams Marion Williams Vivian and John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Wills III Meade Wills Walker and Varina Buntin Willse Shaun and Marc Wilson Fleming and Dallas Hagewood Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston Wimberly IV Barrett and Ryan McLaughlin Wood Melissa Neal Woodruff Michael Korns and Katherine Wray Sarah and Jackson Wray Alecia and Victor Wynn Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Yappen Gayle Yarbrough Sarah and Robert Yavorski Eleanor Yoakum Neel and Graham Young Susan and Jeff Zager Rebecca Hoke Zion

Green and Gray Club $250-$499 Anonymous donors (2) Madeline and Howell Adams, Jr. Mary Frances Short and Frank Alexander Maggie O’Connor and Sopho Alexopoulos Susanna and Russ Allen Tricia S. Tichenor Altamirano James and Sherry Crain Arledge John and Carey Clarke Aron Fritz and Pem Cartwright Attaway Cutler and Liza Trickett Averbuch Ruth Franklin Bailey Sally and Clay Bailey Sally and Joe Bars Mrs. Samuel W. Bartholomew, Jr. Bill and Mary Kathryn Clark Bates Mr. and Mrs. James F. Baxter, Jr. Peter and Meg Duncan Binnicker Beasley Carolyn T. and James L. Beckner Deanna and Jarratt Bell

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Bambi and Bob Berry Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Best Dr. Deborah and Mr. Eric Beyer Brenda and Randy Bibb Brian and Didi Kaplan Biesman Roger and Lynne Ann Hampton Biscay Tom and Colleen White Blanchard Bryan and Elizabeth Kraft Bleecker Jen Bottorff Catherine and Kirk Bowles Hamilton and Emily Hatch Bowman Laura and David Braam Suzanne G. and John R. Braden Bennett Manning Brady Alex and Elizabeth Griggs Brandau Pat and Phillip Bressman Hank and Mary Cowden Brockman Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg Jr. Caroline and Brian Browder Audrey Kennedy Brown Jerrod and Ann Ralls Niewold Brown Nancy and Doug Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen Bryan III Gina and Keith Burnett Jenny Byers Charlene and Garland Byrd Liza Byrd Geof and Julia Perkins Calkins Susie and Jan Callen John and Carolyn Weesner Callighan Ward and Shelley Long Cammack Mr. and Mrs. John P. Campbell III Stuart and Becky Irvin Campbell Tracy and Kip Campbell Chuck and Sharon Shockley Cape Amy and George Cate Karyn and Rick Chandra Julie and Roy Claverie Christina and George Cohn Mr. and Mrs. William Ronald Coles Aaron and Sarah Mills Collier Ed Counter Maggie and Todd Counter Dave and Lisa Quillman Coviello Susan and George Creagh Amy and Mark Culpepper Elizabeth A. Cummins Laura and Matthew Daniel Beth and Jed Dodd Lou and Jim Douglas Jeff and Barbie DeWitt Draughn John and Lake Tolbert Eakin Scott and Alisa Scobey Edwards Frank and Bebe Allen Evans

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Patrick and Caroline Hallemann Farno Mrs. T. Scott Fillebrown, Jr. Jerry Anne and Ronnie Filson Dick and Peggy Handly Fitzgerald Rhonda Taylor and Kevin Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Neely Ford Kathy and Jim Forte Dr. and Mrs. Chad Fowler Brad and Grace Rich French Michelle and Stephen Frohsin Mary Stamps Gambill and Tom Gambill Rick and Anne Gernert Emily and Greg Gianis Debbie and Brad Gilmore Joan and Van Gilmore Joel and Linda Small Gluck Karen Gooch Suzanne and Mark Goodman Sally Tanner Goodrich Charlotte Scott Gothard and Keith Gothard Riney and Lynn Landrum Green Susan Gregory Tamara and Jamel Griffin Nancy and Dale Grimes Kyle and Meg Fox Groves Bret and Audrey Ball Guest Bill and Sally Cheshire Habermeyer Whitney Haley Brian and Lisa Dukes Hall Beth Parrish Hamilton Hayne and Mary Phil Thomas Hamilton Jenny Hannon Will and Mary Julia Bressman Hannon Paige and Nat Harden Ann P. Harmer Sheila and William Harrell Jennifer and Mark Harris Christopher and Eileen Campbell Hart Justin and Anna Gray Anderson Hart R. Rick Hart John Hartong Sylvia Hartzog Beth Harwell Stella and John Hassan Angie E. and Arthur Henderson Ms. Martha Reid and Mr. William I. Henderson Kay and Jeff Herring Risa Klein Herzog and Drew Herzog Katie Hill

Wendy Hoblitzelle and Timothy P. McNamara Jeff and Jennifer Miller Hoffman Willa and Dale Holmer Ginger and Fred Horton JoAnna Howe Cynthia Howell Betty and Walker Huey Jim and Sally Beasley Hunt The Hunt Family Foundation Helen and Cabot Hyde Wynne and Emily Thompson James Mr. and Mrs. Curtis G. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson Jordyne Johnson Nancy and Jody Johnson Beverly and Tarp Jones C.J. Jones Madison Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Kimball III Bill and Cathy Phister King Susan and Gerald Kirksey Paige and Matt Kisber Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitchel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kohl Eleanor and Richard Kohn Jennifer Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Steven Edward Kress Fletcher and Nancy Lassiter Kurtz Flo and Jim Lankster Kristin and Adin Lara Sheri and Mark Lawrence Hill and Jenny Walker Lenderman Liza Joffrion and Mark Lester Greg and Anjali Upadhyaya Lewis Mac and Kelly Akers Linton Gloria and Ted Loftin Susan and Phil Loyd Meggie Lucas Whitney and Mike Lytle Neeta and Bijoy Maliakal Jesse and Mollie Mills Mann Rebecca Osborn Marshall Kirke and Margie Fish Martin Beth Binkley Mason Tom and Betsy Vinson Matlock Porter and Marie Dodson Maxwell Dr. and Mrs. Charlie Mayes, Sr. Marilyn Noel McAlister Lillian Dobson McAulay Emma and Tate McDaniel Kellie Hunter McDowell Laura and Pat McFadden Terrell and Phil McGuire Sarah and Coleigh McKay Peggy Fillebrown McMurray

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Gift Club Donors (continued) Tricia and Michael McNally Cynthia and David Mellow Kristen and Jeff Meltesen Lennie and Corinne Ryan Middleton Louise and Joe Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Molteni Elizabeth and John Moore Helen and Kevin Moore Jaime and Todd Moran Katherine Morgan Henriette Benedict Morris Lisa and Michael Moschel Diane Mosley Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy Richard and Norita Riegle Murray Barbara Myers Kelli and Blair Myers Mr. and Mrs. John W. Myers II Jeanette and Terunaga Nakagawa Bob and Ruth Orr Napier Gep and Katie Groos Nelson Jennifer and John Nelson Liz and Joel Nelson Adelaide and Matthew Ness Amy and Scott Newell Laura and Hunt Nichols Doug and Heather Hodde Nigbor Michael and Meredith Keltner Nowers Marcelo and Silvia Wybert Olarte Hunter and Mary D. Bartoe Oldacre Mrs. Russell Oldfield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ozburn Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. Palmer, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Parks Gloria Patton Reid Patton Elinor Berger Peek Bill and Lisa Ezell Peerman Pearson and Ann Stewart Banker Pendergrass Zee and Brad Pendleton Sharon and Rick Pensinger Drs. Donna and Jonathan Perlin Martha and Johnny Phipps Tammy Tao and Gilbert Pitts Jill and Drake Porter Crissa Portis Kimberly and Blake Powell Mary and Ray Prince Karen Puckett Helen and Lei Qian Suri and Sujatha Ramanna Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ramsey III

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Ed and Terry Allison Rappuhn Meera Ballal and Seenu Reddy Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Rembert Cathy Richarde Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Riegle Judy Riggin Mark and Becky Roy Riley George and Katie Atkins Ritzen Margaret and Brian Roark Gig and Ellen Earls Robinson Leslie Rolfe Colleen and Hart Roper The Roper Family Fund Courtney and Paul Sachtleben Meredith and Ken Saer John and Kendrick Riley Safley Lynn and Ron Samuels Lauren and Greg Schick Carolyn H. Schneider Catherine Ramsey Schulte Naudain Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sherrard III Ashley Shields Barbara and Ben Shields Robert and Sarah Hollis Short Billy and Kate Corcoran Sias Chris and Mary Follin Simonsen Abby and Scott Slagle Ashley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglass B. Smith Jim Smith Julie and George Smith Wendy and Ralph Smith Mary Virginia Cecil Smith-Williams Paula and Robert Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spivey Athena Springer AJ and Lauren Toth Stark Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Stephenson Meredith and Mike Stewart Suzanne Stewart Susan Stipic-Ryan Ashley and Martin Strobel Andrea and Matthew Sullivan Ann and Noel Sullivan Ginger Sullivan Rhea and Anne Diveley Sumpter Kurt and Frances Diefendorf Swensson Trey and Sarah Lodge Tally Stephanie and Ted Tatro Margaret Hutton Taylor Preston and Margy Caldwell Thomas Keith and Meredith Mallard Thompson

Charley and Gray Oliver Thornburg Clark and Ann Dobson Tidwell Charles and Becky Comer Tindall Ashna and Mayur Tipnis Leslie Toth Ann Litton Tuck Kathy and Ed Turbeville Mr. and Mrs. James L. Uden Carolyn Riley Von Lunen Don Reed and Lynne Wallman Charlotte and Andrew Ward Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Ward Dr. and Mrs. John J. Warner Donna Weeks Gudrun and Bob West Ernie and Alice Crownover Weymuller Jeff and Robin Fiedler Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. William O. Whetsell, Jr. Eleanor Whitworth Carol Williams Lilly Wimberly John and Jennie Stevens Witherspoon Heather and Mike Wood Thomas Woodard and Carol Hilton Woodard* Chuck and Katie Tidwell Woodcock Jessica and Lee Woosley Stephen and Hannah Galbraith Wright Jeremy and Marie Stringer Yeagle Justin and Kimberly Irion Yungfleisch Noah and Caroline Mullins Zamansky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Zerfoss III

Heritage Club up to $249 Anonymous donors (23) Elizabeth R. Abernathy Caroline Grinham and Benny Abraham George Adams Jennifer and Bo Adams Katherine Adefope Norda Aguila Christele and Tawn Albright Mary Kathryn Alexander Bill and Gayle Grizzard Allen Elizabeth Allen Louisa and Joe Altman Jeff and Tish Tully Anderson Sara Anderson Betty Andrews Sue Andrews Holli and Kevin Anglin Diana and Vic Apple

Emily Apple Richard and Rachel Price Apple Jada Arkovitz Ben and Tara Crenshaw Armistead Kyle and Caroline Coles Armstrong Hannah Asafo-Adjei Michael and Nancy Thorne Atwater Jan Augusty Arlene Averbuch Chase and Paige Watson Bacon Mike and Bettye Abernathy Bagot Shelby Bailey Chip and Leslie Gingles Baker Connie and David Baker Eric Cummings and Buffy Baker Letitia and Russ Baldwin Gayle Bandy Grace Stumb Barbieri Rachel and Gentry Barden Nanci Barksdale Alison and Jeremy Barlow Beverly and David Barlow Lauren Quinn Barnacastle Eric and Junelle McGaw Barras Shannon and John Barton Edith McBride Bass Dennis and Melanie Justice Bassarab Grace Bathrick Bennie Batson Susan McKeand Baughman Jessica Bauguess Janet and Mark Baxter Sloane Baxter James and Glory Clark Beall Judy and Harry Beavers Janet and Randall Belden Hill and Maryanne Warner Belser Kimberly and David Bennett Katie and Reno Benson Murray Benson Ellen Howard Bentz Ray and Dorothy Keenan Berk Robin and Matt Berman David and Emily Cummings Berry Kate Berry Meredith Beyer Billy and Ceci Creagh Billington Tracy Hardy and Kevin Billups George and Drusie Hall Bishop Barbara Bittles Don and Kathy Lazenby Boehm Hannah Bond Colin and Laura Snyder Bonfiglio Beth Boord

Andrew and Mary Katherine Stone Bouldin Meredith Bowen Mary and Ron Braam Carrie Brake Karen and Chip Brake Mary Alice Bray Ken and Jenny Pappas Breeden Tony and Bonny Binning Breuer Jerry and Denis Sarratt Brock Lacy Broemel Dustin and Kendra Abkowitz Brooks Anne Carter Brothers

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Becky Brown Gayle and Aaron Brown Larry and Jane Wallace Brown Nezalee and Phonzie Brown Paige and Reagan Brown Paul and Gere Allison Brown Sara Brown Timothy and Blythe Durrett Browne Betty Browning and U. Grant Browning* Dudley and Elizabeth Palmer Brundige Scott and Suzie Herbert Bruner Augusta Bryan

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Charles Bryan Louise and John Bryan Alice Bryant Katie Bryant Laura Lea Bryant Nic Bullard Justin and Susie Cox Burden Cliff Burnstein Carolyn Thomas Burton Damon W. Byrd Meredith Byrd Ginger Byrn Robert and Heather McDougall Cain

Bill and Lynn Goodroe Callahan Eleanor Hudson Callaway Chris and Jenny Patterson Camp Beth and Bill Campbell Fay Carpenter Brett and Anna Gernert Carr Mrs. Richard L. Carr Kelly Carter Lilly Carver Megan Casey Im and Joe Cashen Amber and Miles Cathey Giles and Jennifer Farnette Caver

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Gift Club Donors (continued)

Artist Lauren Doolittle Ossolinski ’86 at the Alumnae Art Exhibit with members of her family: Anne Doolittle, Bob Doolittle, and Laura Doolittle David Dillon and Carol Cavin-Dillon Leslie Chamberlain Katrina and Chico Chandler Yung Hee Chang MarQuis Chappell David and Julia Strayhorn Charles Jim Googe and Barbara Ruth Duncan Chase-Googe Faye Chiles Michelle Chintanaphol Jaclyn Choate Browning Clark Ryan and Jean-Marie Bibb Clark Ethel Clay Mr. and Mrs. John W. Clay, Jr. Diane Claiborne Clements Ansel and John Cline Skip and Linda Blair Cline David and Margo Martin Cloniger

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Clough Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Coble Fletch Coke Langhorne Coleman Hal and Edie Berry Collier Patricia Collins John Overton Colton The John and Julia Colton Family Advised Fund v Jonathan and Beverly Hodgson Conley Whitney and Wally Conyers Jim and Martha Prueher Conzelman Marguerite Coombs Anne Cooper Ginna and Thomas Corts Brooks and Frannie Douglas Corzine Randy and Betsy Beveridge Cotten Peter Coccia and Nena Couch

Dave and Katie Sergent Cour Raymond and Ashley Morgan Crabtree Donald Lee and Jeannie Crawford-Lee Char Creagh Creson Rosalie Adams Crispin Nancy and David Crofford Joseph P. and Denise L. Croker Dr. and Mrs. Angus McD. G. Crook Eric and Dana Buttrey Croswhite Jordan and Margaret Wray Crowell Catharine Van der Naillen Cumley Mr. Greer Cummings Andy and Rachel Wieck Cupit Liz Curtis Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Curtis Whitney Daane Donna Dalton

Meredith Dalton Morgan Dalton Dylan and Lia Pendleton Dameron Jackie and Hardin Daniel Mary Daniel Smith Danieley Sara Darbar Bob and Jane Abrahams Daroff Carol Dashiff David and Alicia Welch Davenport Elsa Davids Katie Davidson Lip and Kim Miller Davis Mark and Nancy Coleman Deaton Bill and Mimi Kitchel DeCamp Janna and Marc Dedman Albie and Sara Perry Del Favero Marilyn Dennison Kelly Diehl and Kyle Hamlett Mike and Anne Altenbern Dobbs

Steve and Eleanor Alford Dobson Jean Dodd Margaret O. and Stephen T. Dolan Layne Doss Gilly and Barbara Stafford Dotterer Jana and Justin Dover Dr. and Mrs. William L. Downey Will and Brooke Graham Doyle Mardi and Mike Drake Maggie Draughn Dwight Drinkard Claire Hooper Drowota David and Mary Ann Sisk Drumel

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Charlie and Allison Mills Duffey Maxine Duffey Neely Duffey Peter and Mary Vance Noel Duggan Carol Duncan Emmely Duncan Bill and Betty Daniel Dunn Aline Dushimire Garen and Hutton Eadie Deanna and Richard Eads Matt and Leila Holscher Eads Jan Patterson Eason Dr. Arthur Reeves Echerd, Jr.

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Carolyn Edwards Sue Winters Edwards Michael and Marian Russell Eidson Mrs. Roy O. Elam, Jr. Bill and Susie Creagh Elder Chip and Vicki Wagner Elliott Truitt and Carrie Crossman Ellis Janet and Scott Elrod Amy Emerson Travis and Elizabeth Wray Emery Bill and Sarah Taber Englert Mary Carmen Englert Erica and Isik Erim

Michele and Raif Erim Spencer and Tobi Lee Erwin Alec and Kathleen Jackson Estes Bill and Allister McDougall Estes Houston and Hays Brandon Estes Katherine and Mickey Ethridge Amy Atcheson Evans Caroline Evers Anne Exum Sarah Ann and Jim Ezzell Dr. and Mrs. John L. Farringer III Bill and Jean Dobson Farris Jim and Beth Carothers Felch

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Gift Club Donors (continued) Charlie and Janice Hinrichs Feldman Lori Feldman Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson Tomaz and Beth Sherrard Fernandes Adam and Bradley Wright Ferrarini Ellen Regan Fink Bren and Betty Buntin Finucane Mike and Mary Parker Fiore Jeff and Irwin Edwards Fisher Leigh Fitts Doris T. Fleischer Elizabeth Floyd Amy and Pat Flynn Lisa Bass Foote Chloe Frierson Clark Fort Elizabeth Byrn Fox Anne and Robert Francis Jenny and Billy Frank Jim and Louise Bransford Frazer Renee and David Frederiksen Lewis and Ann King Freedman Mary Freeman Lonnie and Will Frey Martha Friedricks-Glass Cathy Frierson Halley Froeb Craig and Wende Hall Fry Ben and Val Byrd Fulwider Cathey and Wilford Fuqua Ellen Fuson Edward Gaffney Mr. Anderson C. Gaither and William S. Joyce Matthew Robison and Lacey Galbraith Barbara and Joaquin Garcia Nancy Holt Garver Joe and Kay Baker Gaston Jennie Gaw Jennifer Gaw Peter Gentry Tom and Julia Webber Gildemeister Lew and Janie Rule Gill Sahel and Daniel Gingerich Scottie Girgus Bim and Candy Floyd Glasgow Tricia Glenn Randy and Holly Hill Goggans Claire and Jose Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodall, Sr. Mark and Missy Fort Goodman Martha Goodman Peter Goodwin Sarah Dyer Gracey Hill and Cornelia McDonald Granbery

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Jamie and Jimmy Granbery Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grasfeder David and Gloria Watson Graves Mary Blake Graves Helen Merker Gray Caroline Green Suzannah and Ben Green Meaghen and Tim Greene Scott and Aly Armistead Greer Janeen and Rob Gregory Jane Patton Griffin Barbara Grohwin Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Grote III Lori Grow Dr. Celia M. Gulbenk Edward Hadley Tommy Hadley Jane Haggard Jordan Hale Russell Fessey Hamel Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton Jr. Frank and Susan Handly Hammer Allison Hammond and David Pickens Andrew Hampp Matt and Lauren Campbell Hancock Karen and Scott Hande Mary and Ken Hande Tom and Carolyn Oldfield Hanlon Janie Hannon Fran Hardcastle Burke and Kim Sumner Hardin Laetitia Wenning Hardin Peter and Judy Moore Harding Thomas and Katie Best Hardy Ally Harper Michael and Elaine Reynolds Harr Laura Catherine Harrell Hadley and Larry Harrington Lowry and Rob Harrington Rebecca Harris Anna Clarke Harrison Daniel and Sarah Roberts Hart Gretchen Keras Hart Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hart Robb and Nancy Hart Diehl Harvey Emma Harwell Joe and Janelle Hood Haseman Bekah and Justin Hassell Anne Bramlette Buttrey Hawkins and Kenny Hawkins Patrick and Leah Thackston Hawkins Margaret Hayworth Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Philip Head Jennifer and Todd Heifner Loring Helfrich

Olivia Heller Jane Ward Hemmings Bob and Suzanne Watts Henderson Keely Hendricks Shaye Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. William O. Henry Polly and Howard Herndon Bela Herring Kelsey Kay Herring Heather and Ed Higgins Patrick and Sarah Edwards Higgins Catherine Higham Guy and Patti Hambrick Hill Chuck and Susan Sudduth Hiller Kim and Dan Himes Pam Saxon and John Hinchey Carey and Bill Hinds Mike and Elizabeth Ramsey Hines Ellie Hitt Penny and Joe Hodgson Ellen Green Hoffman Gayle and Fred Holladay Allison Holland Geoffrey Holland Robert and Katie Stewart Holliday Ann and Tony Hollingsworth Robert and EA Manier Homans Karen Horne Geri and Kevin Howard Karen and Trevor Howell Nancy Hale Hoyt Dan and Dee Shriver Hruschka Kay and David Huddleston Helen and Hubert Huebl Susan and Bill Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hughart Rife Hughey Joseph and Maddin McCord Hutto Clay and Cathy Tyne Jackson Mabry Jackson Scott and Helen Schull Jackson Adrianne Jacobs Ginger and Bill James Richard Counts and Betty Housholder James Claire Hite Jenkins Jenny Jervis Winston and Nicole Joffrion Dean and Tina Provine Johnson Douglass and Ella Blair Johnson Kirk and Mary Jo Freeman Johnson Michelle Mowery Johnson and Rob Johnson Treye and Rachel Kraft Johnson Byron and Lynn Linebaugh Jones Denard Jones

Kathy Oliver Jones KK Jones Owen Jones Rachel and Chuck Jones Steve and Marty Parham Jones Charlie and Carmine King Jordan Zach and Sarah Zimmerman Jordan Dan and Claire Moll Juneau Irma Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kay, Jr. Stephanie McAbee Keefer and Christopher Keefer Lisa and Jason Keen Jim and Doody Osborn Keet Traci Keller Mark and Mary Herbert Weaver Kelly Sinclair Kelly Berry Kennedy Brenda and Dan Kennett Julie Cox Kennon Bradford and Elizabeth Oglesby Kent Mary Killian Leslie Kimball Dave and Claire Brittain Kimmel Jill and Sean Kinch Casey and Margaret Riley King Mr. and Mrs. Scott King Teri and Jeff King Jaclyn Kireyczyk Alice and Carl Kirkland Millie Kirkland Miriam and Jerome Klein Janette Fox Klocko Holly and Adam Knight Sandy and Lynne McAlister Knight Jesse and Amy Dixon Knutson Elaine and Alan Kolodkin Hunter and Melissa Woods Kopald Randy and Currin Mifflin Kozak Kipp and Page Curry Kranbuhl Adam Kremer Amy Nichols Kremer Mr. Paul H. Kuhn, Jr. Bruce and Jane Hindman Kyburz Diane and Fletcher Lance Sam Lance David and Luann Evans Landon Wayne and Liz Bourner Laney Kathleen Lang Meredith Lang Tara Lang Nancy Gibson Lardner Teresa Larkin Dave and Janna Alfery Larson Jonathan and Betsy Hilton Lasley Bart and Kendall Fort Laycock

William and Kerry Bartoe Lea Richard and Shirley Berger Lechleiter Dabney Ledyard Gordon and Alexis Temple Lee Josh and Lindsay Mahan Lee Kylene Lee Emmy Greer Leftwich Chip and Coleman Miller Legerton Diana LeMense Sully and Kate Davis Lemmons Armistead Lemon Camryn Lesh Jordyn Lesh Kristen and Scott Lesh Dot and Les Leverett Shep and Cathy Crafton Lewis Kathryn and Rob Lillard Susan Limor

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Polly Linden Bill and Mary Ridley Livesay Michael and Jennifer Cox Lloyd Liz Long Tracie Long Tom and Kathy Clark Lord Kris and Allison Brown Lott Jay and Melinda Higgins Louden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Francis Lovett Bob and Julia Fort Lowe Sharon and Steve Lowe Matt and Ruthie Huggins Lowney Fred and Hontas McGee Lowrance MAC Presents Fran Maddox David T. Maddux Cheryl Sherling Magli Mr. and Mrs. J. Gavin Maloy

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Meredith Manning Missy and Doug Markham Jordan and Julie Cato Marshall Noni Marshall Bob and Margaret Ewin Martin Emily Martin Margaret and Phil Martin Mickey and Dibbie Smith Martin Sara Martin Kim Hogg Massey Kevin and Corinne Hartong Mattern Doris Matthews Leslie Matthews and John Douglass John and Ellen Pitts Mayo Cayce McAlister Joe and Rachel Merritt McAllister Ben and Elizabeth Bradbury McAlpin Bailey McCarthy

Mac Frank and Vicki Pirkle McCready Lori and Jeffrey McDermott Mark and Carey Floyd McDonald Mark and Elizabeth Coble McDonald Debbie and Wylie McDougall McKinsey & Company Anne Shelton McPherson Elizabeth S. McWilliams Lucy Meadors Sue and Bob Mendes Jill and Daniel Mendoza Jonathan and Kate Tarleton Meriwether Morgan and Walter Merrill Wayne and JeNan Austin Merrill Ron and Diane Sowell Mikrut Maureen and Justin Milam Amy and John Miller

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Gift Club Donors (continued) Joe and Linda Martin Miller Greg and Mimi Stone Milward Valery Crichton Minges Christina Mishu and Sean Rosean Bill and Edie Campbell Mitchell Mona and Carl Mitchell Campbell Mobley Michael and Sheila Morris Mohr Nancy Moll Barry and Amanda Berry Moody Edith S. Moore Pat and Jenny Mudter Moore Anna and David Morad Georgianne Moran Pat Neblett Moran Alex and Betsy Rasch Morehouse Christy and Randy Morgan Hollie Fischley Morgan Leah and Dave Morgan Becca Morris Dr. and Mrs. John A. Morris, Jr. Caroline and Kelly Morton David and Kathy Thweatt Morton Bonnie and Harold Moses Steve Dudley and Laurie Moss-Dudley Lexi Mossman Mr. and Mrs. George Mudter, Jr. Kelsy Mugele Carmela Muldowney Hadley Hazlehurst Mullen Dr. and Mrs. W. Michael Mullins Natalie Mulloy Amy Mulron Linda and John Murdock Suzy and Harvey Murff Kevin Murphy Eddie and Debbie Rodgers Murrey Emily Myers Judy M. Nebhut Mrs. Armistead Nelson Jeff and Rebecca Barden Newman Sarah Nichols Katie Nicholson The Nicholson Foundation Michael and Elizabeth White Noble Carmen Noel Kris and Helen Martin Nonn Amanda Norman Donnie Creighton Norman Ann Benton Northcutt Claire Nuismer Kathleen Crofton Nunan Judi O’Brien Michele O’Brien Kyle Odum Stephanie and Thomas O’Keefe

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Peter and Kim Hall Oldham Carrie Oliver Erica and Doug Oliver Susan and Rick Oliver Patrick and Katy Manier O’Shea Cristine Osteen Ann and Gerald Owen Brandon and Lesley Ann Howell Owen Norma Davis Owen Ann and Bill Ozier Ken and Lucy Caldwell Painter Wallace and Dede Nesbitt Palmer Adrienne Parker Dallas and Ingrid Thompson Parker Mrs. Douglas J. Parsons Sharon and Reg Parsons Andrew and Jennifer Farringer Pearson Matt and Amy Campbell Pearson Josh and Lynn Crabtree Peck Kathryn and Harry Peffen John and Ginny Stanford Perdue Chase and Catherine Beckner Perry Coleman Perry Jennifer Perry Daniel and Kendal Herring Peterman Mary Ellen Pethel Molly and Ken Petroni Vivian Pettigrew Dennis and Suzy Peeples Petty Fred and Mary Knox Berger Pilkerton* Karen and Mac Pirkle Mr. and Mrs. James I. Pitman II Kate Pittman Maddie Polk James and Lauren Trent Pollard Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Pollock, Jr. Virginia Pearl Potter* Jackie and Luke Powers Allyson and Pat Proctor Anna Proctor Carmon Proctor Mary and David Proctor Kaki Pulliam Rob Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Puryear III Mary Collins Puryear Matthew Pyles Tina Qian Tallu Schuyler Quinn and Robbie Quinn Nick and Jennifer McRedmond Ragsdale Dan and Evelyn Farris Raines

Suzanne and Bob Rannells D.J. Ranta Indriani and Achintya Ray Kaitlin Ray Sarah Allen Ray Marnie V. Reasor Mrs. Robert L. Reeves Judy Traughber Reid Susan and John Reiman Therese and DeLyle Reule Anne and Herbert Reynolds Bradley and Annsley Miller Reynolds Carolyn and Stuart Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Reynolds III Nancy and Michael Ricciardelli Jasper and Jennifer Kain Richardson Russell and Brooke Bloom Riebeling Debbie and Louis Rieke Kathleen Riley Rhea and Marianne Ogles Rippey Ken and Delphine Oman Sloan Roberts Laura and Patrick Roberts Chris and Kathryn Schnelle Robertson Grace Ann Robertson Hayley Phipps Robinson Missie Casey Robinson Martha and Dyer Rodes Jay Rogers Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Rogers Rogers & Cowan Carly Rolfe Bart and Delinda Rollins Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rollins Jim Romero Dr. and Mrs. Matt Rose Martha Grace Ross Scott and Virginia Ross Pat and Adele Jones Rowan Barbara and Mason Rowe Sarah Rowe Adam and Reagan Baydoun Ruedig Donna and John Runzo Tony and Emily Wild Runzo Janice and Stan Rupley Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Russell III Gina and Emmett Russell Caroline Ryan Jacqueline Ryan Scott and DeDe Carroll Ryan Ben and Mary Hill Sanders Cassie Sanders Cory and Emy Noel Sanderson Susan Sandlin Emily Sangervasi

Beth Sargent KK Savage Sarah Scarborough and Jeff Gowdy Taylor Middleton Scavo Mike and Connie King Schingle AC Schneider Eliana Schneider Jo and John Schofield Carolyn Schott Dr. Gary Schott Jan and Thomas Schroeder Susan Schwartz Cooley and Beth Porch Scruggs Ellen and Warren Seeley Travis and Krissie Binkley Self Matt and Chelsea Stessel Sells Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sergent Ellen Sevits Madison Shankle Evan and Tory Wilkinson Shelby Shari and Craig Shephard Rick and Karen Vaughn Shinall Buster and Cathy Petway Shull Paul and Sallie McMurray Simpson Antarpreet and Jagdeep Singh Jane Sharwell Skelton Ben and Bee Beattie Skinner Carolyn Slagle Banks and Becca Jacques Smith Catherine Smith Chip and Helen Short Smith Eleanor Smith Emily Smith Jennifer and Blaine Smith Jennifer Smith Matt and Anne Moore Smith Molly and Brad Smith Smitty and Madie McKnight Smith Sue and Dan Smith Andrew and Macie Phillips Smitherman Mary Sneed Anne Snyder Mitchell Solarek Sydney Solarek Betsy Koonce Sottek Jeanne and Jerry Southwood John and Leslie Roberts Southwood Mr. and Mrs. Craig Spengler Dr. and Mrs. Anderson Spickard, Jr. Tony and Lisa Ferguson Springman Lee and Caroline Moses Sprouse Sarah Stamps Tim and Nancy Ridley Stavropulos Damaris Steele Jenny and Paul Steele

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Gift Club Donors (continued) Morgan Stengel Don and Ann Maddox Stenhouse Mrs. Hugh Stephens, Sr. Larry and Ginger Steele Stephenson Sara and Larry Stessel Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stevens III Lem and Caroline Boyd Stevens Dina and Jeff Stevenson Emily Stewart Kristen and Michael Stewart Liz Stockdale and Will Reiners Patricia and Jerry Strobel Ed and Hettie Lish Stuart Tom and Kathy Denton Stumb Sam and Jane Gwinn Stumpf Lyssa Reeves Styers Kathrine Neal Sullivan Ellen Daugherty Summers Max and Molly Saint Sung Karen Schwartz Sutton Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sweeney Cameron Sweeting Evelyn Dickenson Swensson Mr. William R. Taber, Jr. Ed Tarkington Elizabeth-Lee Tarkington Victoria Smith Tarleton Margie and George Tattersfield Jackson and Katie Martin Taylor Lyndon Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Teloh Claire Temple Sherry and Pat Terry Philip and Grace Paine Terzian Carolyn and Jeff Thomas Cathy and Bob Thomas Courtney Thomas J.D. and Elizabeth Crocker Thomas Page and Lindy Speight Thompson Matt and Kit Wilkinson Thomson Anne Gray Thornburg Charlie and Lesley Foglia Tiller Susan Timmons Ann Chapman Tirrill Elizabeth Tirrill Nancy and Bryant Tirrill Jim and Betsy Erwin Toups Clay and Elizabeth Thomas Trabue Mary Trabue Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Trabue, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Trabue Blair Kerr Train Ruthie Trammell Mr. and Mrs. Vance Ripley Trammell Sr.

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Lucian and Anne Grinnell Trent Becky White Trimble Justin and Marcy Mynatt Trimble Ellie Truitt Harrison and Kara Earthman Tucker Emily Turner Nancy and Simon Turner Parthenios and Jessee Smith Turner Reed Turner Bo and Margaret Bass Tyler Rick and Shellie Sumner Unger Diane Uwamahoro Tim and Megan Turner Vacek The Charitable Giving Card Program v Rachel Van Dyke Ginger Paris VanSant Millicent and Jamie Vance Leslie Vander boegh Hudson Eddie and Betty Birdwell Vandiver Mark and Susan Wattleworth Vanston Buddy and Dianne Dixon Vaughn Tim and Ellen Fillebrown Vaughn Legare and Hank Vest Courtney Vick Barb Viner Gaby Viner Rebecca Viner John and Missy Nesbitt Voigt Kendall Waddey Meredith Walker Phil Walker Gray Wallace Rachel and Nick Wang Irene Ward Bob and Sheri Klein Warnke Chris and Anne Beach Was Sara Isenhour Washburn Krissi and Brent Watkins Jacquie and Greg Watlington Amelia Spickard Watson Madeline Martin Waud Julie Waugh David and Karen Dondanville Weatherbee Julie and Bob Weaver Marianna Weaver Charles and Lindsey Rollins Webb Jennifer and Dub Webster Margaret W. Weesner Emily Weikert and Kyle Smith Junie Welsh Vanesa Wenz Ann and Tad Wert Katherine and Burton West

Mr. and Mrs. Olin West III Jim and Carol Welch Westbrook Mary and Ralph Wheeler Patrick and Diana Beckner Whelan Jerard White Donna Whitehouse Emily Whitson Elizabeth Spickard Wildman Andy and Mary Adams Wiley Annie B. Williams Melissa and Charlie Williams Samantha Williams Battle and Ann Ezzell Williford Adam Wilsman Caroline Aston Wilson Jimmy and Sarah Sitton Wilson Kerry Wilson Lisa Bergen Wilson Megan Wilson Wellesley L. Wilson Kate Wiseman Hunter and Molly Martin Witherington Jim Toth and Reese Witherspoon Chloe Witmer Heidi and Josh Wolter Robert Womack Tom and Carrie Smith Woodruff Sallie and Geoffrey Woodward Patricia Woolwine Campbell Markham Wouters Rebecca DeWitt Wright Bradley and Cynthia Wyrsch Hobbs and Anna-Kristin Coker Yarbrough Sylvia and Jack Zager Greg and Erin Hirsch Zagnoev Stephanie Zeiger Jim and Wendy Lawrence Zerface Julie and Richard Zhu Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zimmerman Enale and Mene Zua

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Corporations and Foundations Anonymous donors (2)

Hearst

Sargent’s Fine Catering

Abigail Draper, LLC

The Henry Laird Smith Foundation

School Facility Management & Maintenance

Alliance Bernstein, L.P. Matching Gift Program

Hillmeade Garden Club

Schwab Charitable Fund

American Endowment Foundation

Horatio B. and Willie D. Buntin Foundation

T & T Family Foundation

American Paper & Twine

The Houghland Foundation

TBH Global Asset Management

The Anita and William Cochran Foundation

Hudson Family Foundation

UBS

Anne Bransford Wallace Foundation

The Hunt Family Foundation of Nashville

The Vandewater Family Foundation

Ayco Charitable Foundation

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Tennessee, Inc.

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

Baird Foundation, Inc.

IVX Health

W.R. Newman & Associates Inc.

Barbieri Orthodontics

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta

Western Express, Inc.

The Bessemer National Gift Fund

Joe C. Davis Foundation

The Wilko Group, Inc.

Bone McAllester Norton PLLC

Johnson Johnson Crabtree Architects P.C.

Women Alone Together Foundation

The Bryant Family Foundation

Jones Bros. Contractors, LLC

The Zalik Foundation

C. Eugene Ireland Foundation, Inc.

The Justin and Valere Blair Potter Foundation

Caldwell Pediatric Dentistry

Kennedy Investments Inc.

The Cigarran Family Foundation

The Leo S. Guthman Fund

Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga

The Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation

Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne

Louise Bullard Wallace Foundation

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis

The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

MAC Presents

The Corner Market Catering Company

The Maclellan Family Foundations

Covenant Partners, LLC

The McCallie School

Critical Mass

McKinsey & Company

Cumberland Gallery

The Melkus Family Foundation

Cumberland Skin Surgery and Dermatology

MidwayUSA Foundation

Daigh Rick Landscape Architects

Montgomery Bell Academy

The Dale Family Foundation

MSB Cockayne Fund, Inc.

The Deaton Family Foundation

Nancy M. and Victor S. Johnson, Jr. Foundation

Devine-Majors Foundation

Nashville Plastic Surgery

The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation

The Nicholson Foundation

Dragon Park, LLC

Nissan North America, Inc.

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund

OneDigital Health and Benefits

The Fluor Foundation

Optique

The Food Company and Greenhouse Bar

Orcutt Winslow

Fridrich & Clark Realty

Pancoast Benefits

Friends of Metro Dance

Peyton Hoge Photography

The Fugitive Foundation

Pinnacle Financial Partners

GE Foundation

Pioneer Coach, Inc

Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville

The Harpeth Hall Parents Association

Regents Health Resources

H.G. Hill Company, LLC

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Harris Research, Inc.

The Rich Foundation

Hastings Architecture Associates, LLC

Rogers & Cowan

The Hays Foundation

Roros Foundation

HCA Foundation

Samuel M. Fleming Foundation

Harpeth Hall School

Middle School Musical “Mary Poppins”

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Mary Phil Thomas Hamilton ’50

I

had the great privilege of attending Ward-Belmont as a young woman. I received the best quality of education for a young lady in Nashville while creating valuable friendships that I still treasure today. I fondly remember Sarah Ophelia Colley Cannon ’32, or Minnie Pearl, coming to Chapel once a year to perform. My French teacher, Madame Lucy Landru Fountain, was my most significant influence to study French at Vanderbilt University. After Ward-Belmont’s closure, many Ward-Belmont families saw the need for a school in Nashville that educated young women to be the confident leaders of the future.

They became the founders of the Harpeth Hall School, a school focused on creating excellence in girls’ education like Ward-Belmont.

My husband, Hayne, and I knew that we wanted our children to have a similar educational experience as us, specifically single-gender education. Hayne attended the Baylor School in Chattanooga, which at the time was an all-boys military school. Our boys went to MBA, and our daughter, Mary Phil Hamilton Illges ’78, went to Harpeth Hall as a part of its first sixth-grade class in 1971. I am grateful she had the opportunity to attend and continue the legacy of an all-girls educational experience in our family.

Fifty-six years after my Ward-Belmont commencement, my granddaughter Whatley Hamilton ’14 began her Harpeth Hall education.

My daughter-in-law and Whatley’s mother, Laura, who is not from Nashville, realized while touring campus earlier that it was the right

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spot for Whatley. Laura recognized why Harpeth Hall is exceptional and why her daughter needed to attend. Forever appreciative of her education, Whatley returned to Harpeth Hall a few years ago as the Alumnae Relations Manager, and I could not be prouder. She keeps Ward-Belmont alumnae like me, as well as other Harpeth Hall alumnae, connected with classmates and with the school. I especially love the Ward-Belmont Coffee with the fifth-graders.

Harpeth Hall holds a special place in my heart. As a Ward-Belmont alumna and a past Harpeth Hall parent and grandparent, I see the powerful impact of a Harpeth Hall education through my daughter and granddaughter. While Harpeth Hall offers an innovative and transformative educational experience, it remains loyal to the traditions and culture I had at Ward-Belmont, especially excellence in girls’ education. Not only did Mary Phil and Whatley receive the best possible education, but it is special to know that a Ward-Belmont and Harpeth Hall bond links our educational foundation. I support Harpeth Hall because I recognize the power of all-girls education and the unique and distinctive culture Harpeth Hall has to offer. Every girl should have the same opportunity Mary Phil, Whatley, and I had, and that is why I give back to Harpeth Hall.

Mary Phil Thomas Hamilton ’50, Ward-Belmont alumna; mother of Mary Phil Hamilton Illges ’78 and grandmother of Whatley Hamilton ’14

Alumnae Donors Harpeth Hall has more than 6,000 alumnae, including Ward-Belmont alumnae, living in 49 states and 30 countries.

Alumnae participation in the Annual Fund was 20% in 2019–2020. Many thanks to our alumnae for their enduring support.

Ward-Belmont

Jo Durrett Doubleday Sue Winters Edwards Lavinia Jones Fillebrown Gloria Watson Graves Helen Merker Gray Russell Fessey Hamel Mary Phil Thomas Hamilton Laetitia Wenning Hardin Ellen Warner Hudson Emily Fletcher Kitchel Shirley Berger Lechleiter Pat Neblett Moran Sara Harris Nelson Jean Ward Oldfield Anne Caldwell Parsons Virginia Pearl Potter* Bee Beattie Skinner Evelyn Dickenson Swensson Dudley Brown White

Class of 1952

Annual Fund 27% Madeline Reynolds Adams Kay Russell Beasley Deborah Luton Cate Nancy Holt Garver Donnie Creighton Norman Norma Davis Owen Marie Duncan Robinson Becky DeWitt Wright

Class of 1953

Annual Fund 40% Nan Gore Bouchard Tina Provine Johnson Nancy Lassiter Kurtz Marilyn Noel McAlister Dean Gillespie Reeves Mary Schlater Stumb Mary Ready Parrent Taylor Amelia Spickard Watson

Class of 1954

Annual Fund 7% Char Creagh Creson Allister McDougall Estes Rachel Merritt McAllister Peggy Smith Warner

Class of 1955

Annual Fund 35% Mary Knox Berger Pilkerton* Ann Benton Northcutt Fran Keltner Hardcastle Fletch Coke Rosalie Adams Crispin Beth Creighton Harwell Lissa Luton Bradford Milbrey Waller Andrews Florence Stumb Davis

Class of 1956

Annual Fund 29% Susan McKeand Baughman Avalyn Berry Swain Carolyn Thomas Burton Ashley Whitsitt Conner Jane Abrahams Daroff Nancy Gibson Lardner Margaret Ewin Martin Judy Maddox Nebhut Irene Jackson Wills

Class of 1957

Annual Fund 16% Anne Cottrell Clough Polly Armistead Cummins Ann Glenn Hayes Luann Evans Landon Peyton Cockrill Lewis Annie Orr Trost

Class of 1958

Annual Fund 36% Anonymous Melinda Owen Bass Linda Burkholder Barbara Ruth Duncan Chase-Googe Martha Prueher Conzelman Betty Daniel Dunn Chloe Fort Louise Bransford Frazer Kay Baker Gaston Sally Cheshire Habermeyer Hennie Benedict Morris Patsey Carney Reed Mary Virginia Cecil Smith Williams Ann Maddox Stenhouse

Caroline Boyd Stevens Ann Dobson Tidwell Anne Grinnell Trent Pat Spickard Wildman

Class of 1959

Annual Fund 28% Betty Jane Guffee Barringer Anne Carter Brothers Jane Patton Griffin Ann Phillips Harmer Nancy Hale Hoyt Barbara Davis Johnston Julia Fort Lowe Betsy Rasch Morehouse Argie Chalfant Oman Alice Orr Delphine Oman Sloan Roberts Betsy Erwin Toups Mary Trabue Carol Hilton Woodard*

Class of 1960

Annual Fund 25% Susie Glasgow Brown Kathy Clark Lord Claire Ragland McKnight Diane Sowell Mikrut Elinor Berger Peek Mary Collins Puryear Susan Willingham Simons Mary Sneed Kate Thweatt Gracie Austin Tomkins

Class of 1961

Annual Fund 43% Bennett Manning Brady Lattie Noel Brown Varina Frazer Buntin Anne Campbell Clay Mary Vance Noel Duggan Janet Patterson Eason Betty Buntin Finucane Barbara Sewell Jones Sally Richardson Kanaday Anne Hart Keesee Cheryl Sherling Magli Doris Matthews

Vicki Pirkle McCready Corinne Ryan Middleton Carol Cobb Rochford Cynthia Poteat Sewell Rebecca Comer Tindall Dianne Dixon Vaughn Carol Welch Westbrook

Class of 1962

Annual Fund 28% Gayle Grizzard Allen Grace Smith Bathrick Suzanne Glover Braden Bonny Binning Breuer Mary Becca Thompson Cherry Mary Parker Fiore Ann King Freedman Susan Sudduth Hiller Sally Beasley Hunt Anna Mary Bransford Lenderman Silvia Wybert Olarte Lucy Caldwell Painter Peggy Stanford Palmer

Class of 1963

Annual Fund 17% Claire Hooper Drowota Peggy Handly Fitzgerald Patricia Byrn Litow Liz Scott McWilliams Ruth Orr Napier Molly Dale Smith Damaris Steele Vicky Smith Tarleton Nickye Yokley Venters Alice Crownover Weymuller

Class of 1964

Annual Fund 40% Pem Cartwright Attaway Charlotte Callis Atwood Junelle McGaw Barras Allison Webb Bass Jane Wallace Brown Audrey Kennedy Brown Emily Glasgow Bruno Jean Dobson Farris Mary Dale Trabue Fitzgerald Ellen Collins Hamilton

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Brie Brown Buchanan ’99

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learned about Harpeth Hall from a family friend who encouraged me to apply. My parents were concerned about the financial commitment but were immediately drawn to the academic opportunities it affords to girls in the community.

We were excited to learn that we qualified for financial aid, and I enrolled as a student in the seventh grade. I was nervous at first about going to an all-girls, private school, but everyone was so friendly and welcoming. I soon learned the ease of accelerating in an atmosphere without boys — and reveled in the female camaraderie.

Harpeth Hall truly set the foundation for who I am today.

It instilled in me a drive to succeed and underscored the persistence and necessity of female leadership in society.

Harpeth Hall inspired me to pursue paths that are not always highlighted for young girls. I went on to study engineering in college while playing a varsity sport, overly prepared by teachers who had taught me how to study and manage my time. I continued my studies in law school, ultimately choosing to focus my legal career on intellectual property and patent law, specifically. And at every turn, I leaned on my ability to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably to overcome the various challenges I faced as a diverse female determined to succeed.

In the end, it is the lessons and values I learned as a young student at Harpeth Hall that have stayed with me the most. It is also what keeps me involved in the Harpeth Hall community years later. I enjoy being a part of an institution that recognizes the importance of the advancement of young women, and I try to give back in any way I can to ensure the opportunities continue to grow. Every girl has a place at Harpeth Hall, and the faculty are focused on making each girl better. The long tenure of many of the teachers at Harpeth Hall speaks for itself; they love what they do and are leaders in their field.

The students and community are the direct benefactors of their commitment.

Even though I do not live in Nashville, I have maintained my connection to Harpeth Hall by serving on the National Advisory Council and the Board of Trustees. I have two daughters who attend a public charter school in Atlanta, and I am always looking to Harpeth Hall as a model. Harpeth Hall stays on the cutting edge of education, and I will continue to be in awe of its dedication to our young, female leaders of the future.

Brie Brown Buchanan ’99, Trustee, Honorary National Advisory Council member; Associate General Counsel and Compliance, Neenah Paper, Inc.

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Alumnae Donors (continued) Janelle Hood Haseman Patti Hambrick Hill Sherri Shaw Hodde Betty Housholder James Marguerite Weaver Kondracke Jane Hindman Kyburz Marie Dodson Maxwell Kathy Thweatt Morton Barbara Schwartz Newman Cathy Petway Shull Nancy Ridley Stavropulos Margy Caldwell Thomas Jackie Glover Thompson Betty Birdwell Vandiver Irene Ward Wendy Lawrence Zerface

Class of 1965

Annual Fund 18% Denis Sarratt Brock Gere Allison Brown Robin Groce Brown Edie Hofstead Cabaniss Mary Ann Sisk Drumel Janice Hinrichs Feldman Carmine King Jordan Betsy Vinson Matlock Ingrid Thompson Parker Ginny Stanford Perdue Liz Tudor Trabue Vicki Pierce Turner Mary Nelson Wade

Class of 1966

Annual Fund 25% Sherry Crain Arledge Jennie Flippo Armstrong Ellen Stone Bland Edie Berry Collier Patty Litton Delony Eleanor Alford Dobson Beth Carothers Felch Elizabeth Byrn Fox Paula DeWitt Hughey Betty Harlin King Valery Crichton Minges Ginger Osborn Ellen Earls Robinson Mary Hill Sanders Hettie Lish Stuart Lynne Wallman Dianne Buttrey Wild

Class of 1967

Class of 1970

Mary Kathryn Clark Bates Susan Bass Bowen Mary Alice Bray Jenny Pappas Breeden Corinne Dale Sally Gracey Becky Osborn Marshall Margie Fish Martin Lil Dobson McAulay Linda Martin Miller Edie Campbell Mitchell Mindy Thompson Orman Judy Traughber Reid Kendrick Riley Safley Cary Herbert Sawyer Anne Diveley Sumpter Blair Kerr Train Diana Thompson Wilker

Anonymous Susie Andrews Bennie Batson Dorothy Keenan Berk Jeannie Crawford-Lee Catey Van der Naillen Cumley Irwin Edwards Fisher Janie Rule Gill Lynn Landrum Green Elizabeth Parrish Hamilton Emmy Greer Leftwich Mary Ridley Livesay Barbara Brown Lyons Ellen Pitts Mayo Kathy Crofton Nunan Karen Vaughn Shinall Ginger Steele Stephenson Grace Paine Terzian Linde Bracey Wilson

Annual Fund 29%

Class of 1968

Annual Fund 20% Nancy Thorne Atwater Mary Cowden Brockman Carolyn Weesner Callighan Linda Blair Cline Nena Couch Vicki Wagner Elliott Allison Hammond Barbara Richards Haugen Jeanine Scott Johnson Doody Osborn Keet Ophelia Thompson Paine Ann Litton Tuck Anne Beach Was Mary Adams Wiley

Class of 1969

Annual Fund 19% Merrie Morrissey Alexander Meg Duncan Binnicker Beasley Jennie Graves Bowman Jane Buchanan Corcoran Virginia Dale Margie Shaffer Dale Jean Dodd Julia Webber Gildemeister Ann Robinson Kelly Peggy Fillebrown McMurray Debbie Rodgers Murrey Mary Follin Simonsen Jane Gwinn Stumpf Eleanor Whitworth

Annual Fund 26%

Class of 1971

Annual Fund 35% Craig Kelley Adkisson Glory Clark Beall Becky Irvin Campbell Shelley Buford Cook Anne Cooper Barbara Stafford Dotterer Bebe Allen Evans Kathy Follin Candy Floyd Glasgow Holly Hill Goggans Missy Fort Goodman Susan Handly Hammer Bea Fillebrown Isenhour Claire Brittain Kimmel Lisa Morrissey LaVange Mimi Stone Milward Debbie Moench Sallie King Norton Katie Hudson Regan Marianne Ogles Rippey Betsy Shapiro Silverman Jessee Smith Turner Missy Nesbitt Voigt Margaret Weesner

Class of 1972

Kim Sumner Hardin Elaine Reynolds Harr Jane Berry Jacques Emily Thompson James Betsy Keeling Suzy Peeples Petty Carol Pearson Reynolds Gray Oliver Thornburg Alice Hinton van Lingen

Class of 1973

Annual Fund 20% Elizabeth R. Abernathy Bettye Abernathy Bagot Libby Oldfield Broadhurst Lynn Goodroe Callahan Anne Davis Judy Moore Harding Mary Jo Freeman Johnson Marty Parham Jones Mary Herbert Weaver Kelly Cathy Dale McCain Margaret Napier Morford Laura Parrish Missie Casey Robinson Connie King Schingle Cathy Cate Sullivan Becky White Trimble

Class of 1974

Annual Fund 23% Anonymous Drusie Hall Bishop Lori Comer Canale Cora Dobson Sally Tanner Goodrich Gayle Dunn Hurley Cathy Tyne Jackson Coleman Miller Legerton JeNan Austin Merrill Laurie Payne Nicholson Evelyn Farris Raines Amy Rich Cathy Tosh Shell Ellen Daugherty Summers Currey Turner Thornton Shellie Sumner Unger Ginger Paris Van Sant Ellen Fillebrown Vaughn

Annual Fund 20%

Class of 1975

Tricia Tichenor Altamirano Mary Lea Gibson Bryant Ginger Byrn Cathy Frierson

Anonymous Betty Barber Anderson Betty Andrews

Annual Fund 46%

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Alumnae Donors (continued) Tara Crenshaw Armistead Melanie Justice Bassarab Ellen Howard Bentz Kathy Benson Carr Kim Miller Davis Ann Archer Davis Cornelia McDonald Granbery Ducky Gulbenk Jane Haggard Carolyn Oldfield Hanlon Helen Schull Jackson Ella Blair Johnson Leigh Buntin Johnson Lynne McAlister Knight Ellen Hobbs Lyle Lindy Neff Mamer Cayce McAlister Anne McPherson Nancy Short Phipps Becky Roy Riley Beth Sargent Beth Porch Scruggs Betsy Koonce Sottek Frances Berry Spradley Emily Cate Tidwell Mimi Wallace Elizabeth Colton Walls Sarah Schlater Yavorski Emily Perkins Zerfoss

Class of 1976

Lynn Linebaugh Jones Joanna McIntosh Amanda Berry Moody Katie Groos Nelson Adele Jones Rowan Margaret Johnson Smith Betsy Wallace Taylor Karen Dondanville Weatherbee Robin Fiedler Wheeler

Class of 1978

Class of 1981

Beverly Browning Lisa Hooker Campbell Sharon Shockley Cape Scottie Fillebrown Coombs Dana Buttrey Croswhite Lisa Bass Foote Amy Grant Gill JoAnna Jones Howe Liz Bourner Laney Dibbie Smith Martin Georgianne Moran Hadley Hazlehurst Mullen Kristen Glasgow Solt Lisa Ferguson Springman Lyssa Reeves Styers Jeannette Warner Sheri Klein Warnke Tori Stevenson Wimberly

Alicia Welch Davenport Sarah Edwards Higgins Paiden Stewart Hite Liz Long Laurie Smith Moss-Dudley Norita Riegle Murray Karen Goss Rich Macie Phillips Smitherman Jeannette James Whitson Tammy Wolcott

Annual Fund 21%

Annual Fund 17%

Class of 1979

Carolyn Thompson Beckner Fabra Hart Belk Trudy Ward Carpenter Sara Perry Del Favero Mary Stamps Gambill Mary Hawkins Janie Entrekin Hughart Joyce Johnson Deborah Dark Lovett Elizabeth Coble McDonald Anne Wallace Nesbitt Kim Hill Oldham Helen Short Smith Leslie Roberts Southwood Margaret Hutton Taylor

Annual Fund 13% Anonymous Adelaide Grace Davis Nancy Coleman Deaton Mimi Kitchel DeCamp Jeannie Cochran DuBose Elena Wallace Graves Janie Ward Hemmings Currin Mifflin Kozak Lisa Bouchard Morgan Connally Davies Penley Alison Smith Nancy Brown Sparrow Carol Smith Stephenson Kathy Denton Stumb

Class of 1977

Class of 1980

Shelley Long Cammack Barbie DeWitt Draughn Lake Tolbert Eakin Linda Small Gluck Leslie Meyer Grote

Norda Aguila Leslie Gingles Baker Nancy Graves Beveridge Susan Herbert Bruner Allison Mills Duffey

Annual Fund 15%

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Nancy Hart Diehl Harvey Mary Ella Meek Hazelwood Kelly Akers Linton Nancy Moll Molly Caroland Morphett Linda Pargh Mossman Carol Grant Nuismer Mary Daugherty Overstreet Frances Diefendorf Swensson

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Annual Fund 11%

Class of 1982

Annual Fund 32% Beth Scott Clayton Amos Emme Nelson Baxter Didi Kaplan Biesman Melanie Patterson Blank Kathy Lazenby Boehm Hannah Bond Allison Wills Brooks Julia Strayhorn Charles Elizabeth P’Pool Coble Frannie Douglas Corzine Ashley Morgan Crabtree Alisa Scobey Edwards Marian Russell Eidson Kathleen Jackson Estes Elizabeth Robbins Hawkins Helen Berry Holland Stephanie Currey Ingram Claire Hite Jenkins Beth Brothers Johnson Dianne Rochford Kirby Robin Johnson Kress Elizabeth Reed Capell Teas Simmons Bethany Graham Sleckman Bobette Owen Smith Mary Laird Warner Stewart

Class of 1983

Annual Fund 17% Debbie Sheffield Bryan Heather McDougall Cain Whitney Daane Gayle Smith Ferguson Lisa McNeely Harrison Leah Thackston Hawkins Anne Bramlette Buttrey Hawkins Suzanne Watts Henderson Julie Cox Kennon Mary Frances Milam Kerr Sarah Nichols Lisa Ezell Peerman Ali Russell Ginger Sullivan

Class of 1984

Annual Fund 13% Tish Tully Anderson Shannon Wolcott Farrington Julie Hays Risa Klein Herzog Cathy Phister King Betsy Hilton Lasley Hollie Fischley Morgan Robin Ingram Patton Kathryn Schnelle Robertson Mary Brugh Chaffin Weber

Class of 1985

Annual Fund 21% Elizabeth A. Cummins Diana Thompson Finlayson Wende Hall Fry Lela Hollabaugh Susan Stumb Jones Jennifer Cox Lloyd Sheila Morris Mohr Barbara Keith Brown Payne Christie Cain Swanbeck Lindy Speight Thompson Sarah Sitton Wilson Mandy Haynes Young

Class of 1986

Annual Fund 16% Carey Clarke Aron Kristin Breuss Susie Cox Burden Julia Perkins Calkins Carol Cavin-Dillon Delphine Sloan Damon Nina Brown de Clercq Anne Altenbern Dobbs

Nancy Brown King Devereux Cummins Pollock Anne Moore Smith Dallas Hagewood Wilt

Class of 1987

Annual Fund 11% Britt Nielsen Anderson Buffy Baker Anne Blair Brown Chandler Coker Harrington Jennifer Miller Hoffman Susan Andrews Leschen Rebecca Larish Nichols Elizabeth Thomas Trabue Susan Wattleworth Vanston

Class of 1988

Annual Fund 16% Mary Lauren Barfield Allen Lynne Ann Hampton Biscay Sarah Mills Collier Allison Cummings Couden Kelly Doyle DeWitt Anne Breinig Gilmour Lisa Dukes Hall Collins Weaver Hooper Edith Trost Kirkland Dabney Ledyard Jennifer Braden Myers Jennifer Rechter Paisley Lynn Bouchard Proctor Jennifer McRedmond Ragsdale Karen Doochin Vingelen Annie B. Williams

Class of 1989

Annual Fund 19% Shelby Bailey Mary Margaret Crowell Bourbeau Jennifer Farnette Caver Carter Murray Dawson Julie Riven Dretler Carrington Nelson Fox Phyllis Sloan Fridrich Julie Herzog Garcia Sarah Ruccio Huffman Jenny Walker Lenderman Adrienne Parker Michelle Wolfe Proctor Rebecca Miller Spicer Ellen Maguire Vick Jessica Gutow Viner Eleanor Fuqua Williamson Carrie Smith Woodruff

Class of 1990

Annual Fund 22% Anne Blaufuss Jennifer Corbett Katie Sergent Cour Brooke Graham Doyle Susie Creagh Elder Beth Rather Gorman Sarah Roberts Hart Clark Elam Harwell Amy Nichols Kremer Carrie Oliver Marguerite Nielsen Orndorff DeDe Carroll Ryan Holly Sears Sullivan

Class of 1991

Annual Fund 10% Elizabeth Kraft Bleecker Mary Carmen Englert Leigh Fitts Anna Gray Anderson Hart Angie Emery Henderson Jody Bainbridge Hull Anjali Upadhyaya Lewis Marnie Reasor

Class of 1992

Annual Fund 18% Langford Barksdale Elizabeth Cherry Barrett Liza Caldwell Coleman Carrie Crossman Ellis Betty Caplinger Harvey Allison Sisk Jones Heather Kirksey Fran Bailey Linley Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull Jennifer Farringer Pearson Liz Earls Sparrow Jean Ellen Waugh Spengler Marcie Allen Van Mol

Class of 1993

Annual Fund 18% Tricia Bryan Bass Sacha Engel Bone Kate Sherrard Chinn Mary Britton Thompson Cummings Libba Loyd Durrett Dee Shriver Hruschka Page Curry Kranbuhl Mollie Mills Mann Noni Nielsen Heather Hodde Nigbor

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Michelle Chintanophol ’13

H

arpeth Hall is a place that I think of very fondly. I made lifelong friendships, the teachers encouraged my love of learning, and I was challenged at a personal and academic level. When I began at Harpeth Hall in seventh grade, I could see that the opportunities were endless. These opportunities led to interests, which in turn led to passions and careers. Now seven years out, I can easily see how Harpeth Hall has influenced my fellow classmates and me. Today, we make up a group of leaders in education, the arts, business, and science. Looking back at my own path, I can trace its roots back to the classrooms of Harpeth Hall.

In middle school, I completed capstone projects, in which I examined the physics of swimming and learned about coral bleaching. In high school, I joined Science Olympiad and engineering competitions. With a vast array of opportunities to explore my interests, biology became my primary focus, and I declared as a Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology major at Yale University. In student clubs at Harpeth Hall, I honed leadership skills that were crucial in college when I was elected captain for the varsity swim and dive team. When the team clinched the championship title, I was reminded of the camaraderie and teamwork of Harpeth Hall’s swim team under Polly Linden.

Harpeth Hall excels in establishing a strong liberal arts foundation. From classes in the arts and humanities, I developed an appreciation for cultures and narratives from all over the world. Dr. Art Echerd’s enthusiasm about art history was infectious. Years later, I was amazed to see the painting Las Meninas in person in Madrid. When I traveled through Japan by train, I remembered Dr. Jack Henderson’s lectures on the history of Japan and their distinct traditions. Through Winterim, I learned how adapt to unfamiliar scenarios when I taught English at a school in rural Thailand. Winterim experiences were instrumental when I joined the workforce researching with global collaborators in the HIV field.

Harpeth Hall instills values of integrity, determination, and confidence — values that I will carry with me on my next journey to the University of Tennessee — Memphis medical school this fall. I prioritize contributing annually to Harpeth Hall, in part because I am thankful for my education and for the financial aid I received through the Melkus Family Scholarship.

I have strong hopes that Harpeth Hall will remain steadfast in its commitment to enrich the school in diversity and to provide an environment for young women to realize their potential to become the leaders of tomorrow.

Michelle Chintanophol ’13, First -year student, University of Tennessee-Memphis medical school

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Nicole Earle Perry Deena Raja Sarah Scarborough Rebecca Hoke Zion

Class of 1994

Annual Fund 21% Emily Hatch Bowman Miller Wild Callen Holly Whetsell Coltea Lisa Quillman Coviello Leslie Huddleston Franklin Nikki Voysey Lemkemeier Crispin Davis Menefee Sara Brown Meyer Lindsay Mallard Rauth Rachel Reeves Settle Madie McKnight Smith Mary Southwood Surber Reese Witherspoon Jennie Stevens Witherspoon

Class of 1995

Annual Fund 32% Jada Arkovitz Blythe Durrett Browne Elizabeth Palmer Brundige Margaret Wray Crowell Elizabeth Wray Emery Sarah Taber Englert Lacey Galbraith Rachel Kraft Johnson Elizabeth Oglesby Kent Jenny Mudter Moore Sallie McMurray Simpson Elizabeth Crocker Thomas Marcy Mynatt Trimble Dana Deaton Verner DeeDee Wade Varina Buntin Willse Katherine Wray Anna Kristin Coker Yarbrough Caroline Mullins Zamansky

Class of 1996

Annual Fund 24% Comer Ireland Aebersold Colleen White Blanchard Elizabeth Griggs Brandau Elizabeth Ahern Chatham Leila Holscher Eads Brianne Frazier Val Byrd Fulwider Lee Crabtree Lentz Marla Mazer Lauren Melkus

Jennifer Kain Richardson Emily Wild Runzo Meredith McDonald Stewart Margaret Bass Tyler Kristine West Crissy Wieck Kimberly Irion Yungfleisch

Class of 1997

Annual Fund 18% Beverly Hodgson Conley Ruth Duncan Coppeans Beth Sherrard Fernandes Katie Stewart Holliday Allison Brown Lott Hontas McGee Lowrance Julia Brown Perry Melissa Batchelor Rick Katie Jackson Robinson Reagan Baydoun Ruedig Anne Hancock Toomey Molly Martin Witherington Katie Tidwell Woodcock Helen Gorodetsky Zalik

Class of 1998

Annual Fund 15% Caroline Coles Armstrong Dwyla Beard Ally Harper Sinclair Kelly Kate Tarleton Meriwether Elizabeth White Noble Lesley Ann Howell Owen Tallu Schuyler Quinn Emy Noel Sanderson Meredith Mallard Thompson Anne Nicholas Weiss Marie Stringer Yeagle Erin Hirsch Zagnoev

Class of 1999

Annual Fund 15% Maryanne Warner Belser Emily Cummings Berry Brie Brown Buchanan Cate Connery Bury Meg Milam Chamblee Margo Martin Cloniger Irene Jackson Head Blaire McMeans Murfree Katy Manier O’Shea Lynn Crabtree Peck Sarah Lodge Tally Kit Wilkinson Thomson

Gretchen Walsh ’21, Alex Massey ’20, Alex Walsh ’20, and Lexi Stewart ’22 at the State Swim Meet.

Class of 2000

Annual Fund 28% Anonymous Jessie Morris Adams Mackenzie McCracken Averbuch Gayle Bandy Louise Riley Beasley Kate Berry Laura Snyder Bonfiglio Katie Koban Braddy Megan Casey Rachel Wieck Cupit Katie Howell Fayard Meg Fox Groves Katie Hill Janna Alfery Larson Kerry Bartoe Lea Cathy Crafton Lewis Ruthie Huggins Lowney Reed Harrison Nirula Amanda Norman

Amy Campbell Pearson Lesley Foglia Tiller

Class of 2001

Annual Fund 21% Amy Scruggs Adams Michelle Gaskin Brown Grace Clayton Margaret Martin Harris Elizabeth Ramsey Hines Cassie McConnell Kelley Frances Lewis Julie Cato Marshall Carey Floyd McDonald Helen Martin Nonn Ann Stewart Banker Pendergrass Lauren Trent Pollard Lauren Toth Stark Ann Ezzell Williford Hannah Galbraith Wright

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Class of 2002

Annual Fund 20% Becky Brown Suzanne Brown Bryant Jenny Patterson Camp Bradley Wright Ferrarini Ellen Fuson Amy Warner Greathouse Audrey Ball Guest Lauren Campbell Hancock EA Manier Homans Grace Richardson Johnson Kendall Fort Laycock Mary D. Bartoe Oldacre Taylor Middleton Scavo Tory Wilkinson Shelby Ashley Shields Caroline Moses Sprouse Courtney Thomas Neel Webb Young

Class of 2003

Annual Fund 25% Tori Tucker Alexander Rachel Price Apple Maggie Waltemath Ash Kendra Abkowitz Brooks Betsy Beveridge Cotten Hays Brandon Estes Marion Granbery Floyd Sara Morris Garner Raleigh Anne Blank Gray Anna Mayo Jacques Margaret Riley King Lindsay Mahan Lee Meredith Keltner Nowers Lana Sorin Pargh Catherine Beckner Perry Katie Atkins Ritzen Lyndsey Johnson Rollins Caroline Johnson Sirko Abby Sinks Spaulding Megan Turner Vacek Sara Isenhour Washburn

Class of 2005

Annual Fund 15% Ceci Creagh Billington Anna Gernert Carr Kelly Diehl Aly Armistead Greer Whitney Haley Corinne Hartong Mattern Annsley Miller Reynolds Brooke Bloom Riebeling Sarah Rowe Morgan Stengel Cameron Sweeting Maddie Martin Waud Ryan McLaughlin Wood

Class of 2006

Annual Fund 17% Paige Watson Bacon Margaret Walker Clair Ellen Regan Fink Elizabeth Grote Frist Maddin McCord Hutto Lindsay Jacques Irving Anne Laurence Johnson Jaclyn Kireyczyk Amy Dixon Knutson Melissa Woods Kopald Claire Nuismer Dede Nesbitt Palmer Krissie Binkley Self Anne Snyder Carolyn Riley Von Lunen Melissa Neal Woodruff

Claire Moll Juneau Christina Mishu Katherine Morgan Mamie Nichols Murphy Rebecca Barden Newman Kaitlin Ray Kate Sangervasi Sarah Hollis Short Kate Corcoran Sias Laurie Spradley Emily Turner Diane Uwamahoro Lindsey Rollins Webb Diana Beckner Whelan

Class of 2008

Annual Fund 14% Anonymous Lauren Quinn Barnacastle Ann Ralls Niewold Brown Tobi Lee Erwin Mary Julia Bressman Hannon Katie Best Hardy Mary Killian Beth Binkley Mason Catherine Ramsey Schulte Ruthie Trammell Courtney Vick Samantha Williams Megan Wilson

Class of 2009

Annual Fund 12% Camille Bentz Barrett Lacy Broemel Aline Dushimire Elizabeth Floyd Meredith Was Kocher Alexis Temple Lee Maddie Polk Kathleen Riley Emily Sangervasi Kara Earthman Tucker Junie Welsh

Class of 2004

Class of 2007

Class of 2010

Anonymous Ashton Alexander Liza Trickett Averbuch Mary Katherine Stone Bouldin Laura Lea Bryant Jean-Marie Bibb Clark Grace Rich French Emma Harwell Ellen Green Hoffman

Caitlin Anthony Ruth Franklin Bailey Murray Benson Meredith Byrd Claire Burks Davis Caroline Hallemann Farno Eileen Campbell Hart Catherine Higham Sarah Zimmerman Jordan

Mary Kathryn Alexander Grace Stumb Barbieri Jessica Bauguess Lia Pendleton Dameron Mary Daniel Smith Danieley Katie Davidson Caroline Evers Caroline Green Mabry Jackson

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Annual Fund 26%

Madison Jones Leslie Kimball Sara Martin Lucy Meadors Cristine Osteen Carly Rolfe Cassie Sanders Chelsea Stessel Sells Molly Saint Sung Katie Martin Taylor Kendall Waddey Marianna Weaver Emmy Weikert Emily Whitson Caroline Aston Wilson

Class of 2011

Annual Fund 16% Sara Anderson Sara Brown Eleanor Hudson Callaway Sara Darbar Neely Duffey Janie Hannon Meredith Lang Campbell Mobley Lexi Mossman Kendal Herring Peterman Elaine Sulc Reed Turner Kate Wiseman

Class of 2012

Annual Fund 15% Anonymous Lilly Carver Halley Froeb Meredith Manning Natalie Mulloy Tina Qian Sarah Allen Ray Madison Shankle Becca Jacques Smith Emily Smith Sydney Solarek Katie Neal Sullivan Gray Wallace Meade Wills Campbell Markham Wouters

Class of 2013

Annual Fund 13% Emily Apple Sloane Baxter Meredith Beyer Michelle Chintanaphol

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Grace Clayton ’01

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hen the Advancement Office asked if I would be featured in the annual Report on Philanthropy, it was not even a question. Of course, my answer was yes. So much of my Harpeth Hall experience has never been a question.

I knew without question that I wanted to follow my mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother to this special place.

I knew without question that I wanted to take advantage of every opportunity the school had to offer. And as an alumna, I know without question that I want to support Harpeth Hall in every way I can imagine.

Like many alumnae, I credit Harpeth Hall with creating the woman I am today. While academics did not always come to me easily, I learned that success was still possible with hard work and the knowledge that no one can achieve success for you. I also learned the value of confidence in the face of adversity, and I found my sense of humor here too. I’ve taken these lessons into the real estate world and they have led me to great success, including being named to Nashville’s Top 100 Realtors and winning numerous industry awards.

Now as I balance my career in real estate with my life at home with my wife and our two-year-old, Anne Fleming, as well as another little girl on the way, I am already imagining the special place that Harpeth Hall will be for my girls.

Preparing financially for my girls to be able to attend my alma mater is a central goal for my future. When I think about Harpeth Hall’s future, I want it to be a place that is inclusive for all, a place that continues to transform lives, a place that continues to grow to meet the needs of girls and young women. For my hopes for the future to be realized, I know that I must do my part by supporting the school. I have coached Middle School lacrosse, volunteered with the Advancement and Alumnae Relations office, and I have even emceed every Sunday on Souby since its inception over a decade ago. I have also supported the school financially by being a loyal donor to the Annual Fund, and I joined the Founders Society at the young age of 25. It was a natural choice to include the place I care so deeply about in my estate plans.

Additionally, I appreciate that I can adjust the planned gift as my life circumstances change. Harpeth Hall is here after my grandmother is long gone, and I want Harpeth Hall to be here when I am long gone too. Until then, I am sure I will continue to be known for my obsession with Harpeth Hall, and it will be a badge I wear proudly.

Grace Clayton ’01, Head’s Young Alumnae Council, Real Estate Advisor, Engel & Völkers

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Alumnae Donors (continued) Ellie Hitt Allison Holland Jordyne Johnson KK Jones Kathleen Lang Emily Martin Leslie Rolfe Anne Gray Thornburg

Class of 2014

Annual Fund 10% Katie Bryant Liz Curtis Maggie Draughn Whatley Hamilton Becca Morris Reid Patton Anna Proctor Emily Stewart Lilly Wimberly

Class of 2015

Annual Fund 8% Jaclyn Choate Meredith Dalton Morgan Dalton Carolyn Edwards Tara Lang Noni Marshall Ansley Murphy Leah Portis

Class of 2016

Annual Fund 8% Carrie Brake Laura Catherine Harrell Keely Hendricks Bailey McCarthy Katie Nicholson Eleanor Smith Claire Temple Elizabeth Tirrill

Class of 2017

Annual Fund 7% Mary Blake Graves Anna Clarke Harrison Margaret Hayworth Kelsey Kay Herring Jordyn Lesh Emily Myers Grace Ann Robertson

Class of 2018

Annual Fund 9% Augusta Bryan Marguerite Coombs Jennie Gaw Tricia Glenn Shaye Hendricks Sam Lance Carmon Proctor Caroline Ryan Ellie Truitt

Class of 2019

Annual Fund 7% Browning Clark Millie Kirkland Kate Pittman Jacqueline Ryan KK Savage Catherine Smith Ann Chapman Tirrill

Class of 2020 Camryn Lesh Gaby Viner Rebecca Viner

Class of 2021

Eliana Schneider

Class of 2022 Crissa Portis

Class of 2026 AC Schneider

Lady of the Hall Keona Dordor ’20

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Annual Fund Parent Chairs Carolyn and Steve Taylor with Eleanor ’22 and Avery ’18

The Taylor Family

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e are proud to say we have now been Harpeth Hall parents for more than eight years. We moved our two girls from a co-educational school to Harpeth Hall because we believe in the power of an all-girls education and the lifelong value it offers. It is often said that “girls here don’t have equal opportunity, they have every opportunity” and we could not agree more. In addition to a premier academic education, girls here develop both amazing leadership and team-building skills and are also deeply engaged in extracurricular activities at Harpeth Hall and in the wider community.

Through our older daughter Avery ’18, who is a junior at Duke University, and her friends and classmates, we have seen firsthand how well-prepared they were to transition to college and life beyond this beautiful campus. They are mature and confident young women who are seeking out and taking advantage of opportunities and excelling in their studies. Through our younger daughter Eleanor ’22

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and her friends and classmates here at Harpeth Hall, we see girls who are encouraged to try new things and pursue their interests, knowing they are both challenged and supported along the way.

Harpeth Hall fostered our daughters’ creativity through its amazing arts program and also fostered their ability to think critically through its rigorous academics. In today’s world, those two things are equally important as both are needed to craft new ideas and solutions to problems.

We are grateful for the incredible Harpeth Hall community of families, faculty, administration, staff and coaches — now more than ever in the midst of the pandemic. It has been a privilege to serve as your Annual Fund Parent Chairs this year. Thank you for giving back to this school that has given to all of our daughters, and all of us, so much education, growth, empowerment, and joy.

Annual Fund Parent Giving Under the dedicated leadership of Carolyn and Steve Taylor and their team of Class Chairs, Harpeth Hall family participation in the Annual Fund was 70 percent. This success reflects the vital partnership Harpeth Hall enjoys with our parent community. Their enthusiastic support of the Annual Fund underscores their commitment to our students, faculty, and mission.

2019–2020 Parent Participation: 70% Parent Giving: $509,806

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Congratulations and thanks to Parent Chairs Carolyn and Steve Taylor and Class Chairs: 5th – Miller and Jason Callen 6th – Susan John and John Benjamin 7th – Michelle and Jim Wojciechowski 8th – Jennifer and Jake Myers 9th – Page and Matt Kisber 10th – Rowanne and Jay McKnight 11th – Lyn and Frank Downey 12th – Sacha and Charles Robert Bone

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Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 and Family

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lthough I have a long history with Harpeth Hall as an alumna, a Trustee, a parent of an alumna and now as a grandparent, I am most interested in the Harpeth Hall of today.

Whenever anyone asks me about Harpeth Hall I am quick to use the words “cutting edge education” but then I immediately want to talk about all the other important aspects of our school too. I want to talk about the faculty who have such strong relationships with the girls, who are passionate about their subjects, and who spark curiosity in learning. I want to talk about the traditions that bind all of Harpeth Hall’s alumnae together. I want to talk about the amazing art, music, dance, drama, sports, clubs, mock trial, debate, service projects, robotics, STEM, Honor Code and study abroad programs. I always talk about the impressive SEEK program where Middle School girls can choose to do an independent study outside of class. They pick the most unique and interesting subjects. On a personal level, I want to talk about Latin. My mother taught Latin at Harpeth Hall from 1962 to 1969, and I’m glad that students still study this ancient language that is mentally challenging, helps develop writing skills and is the foundation of other languages.

We all know that Harpeth Hall students learn how to write beautifully and speak confidently.

Also essential for today’s world, they learn to collaborate, to be open-minded, and to have a global perspective. Winterim is one of the experiences that contributes to these skills. I can remember years ago when there was a push to end the Winterim program in favor of more classroom time spent on Advanced Placement courses, and I am thankful the value of those travel and internship opportunities has continued to be a signature aspect of the curriculum. It is those kinds of tough, forwardthinking decisions that have earned Harpeth

Hall the reputation of being on the leading edge of girls’ education nationally and internationally.

I also appreciate Harpeth Hall’s focus on balance and wellness. All over campus the round signs with a red slash through the word “perfect” are a powerful message. Our singlegender environment lets girls learn who they are and find their voices early. It is important for girls to be grounded and confident in themselves and the value of their opinions.

My respect and appreciation for our faculty led me to chair the Search Committee that brought Ann Teaff to Harpeth Hall as Head of School. Her sixteen-year tenure saw increased enrollment, state of the art campus facilities and growth in the endowment. I firmly believe that a strong endowment is a vital indicator of the stability and sustainability of a school. While there are many ways to support Harpeth Hall, giving to the endowment allows the school and the Board to direct the income where it is most needed. Now Harpeth Hall is thriving under the outstanding leadership of Jess Hill as Head of School. From her experience as a teacher, a parent, Upper School Director and Interim Head, Jess has her finger on the pulse of girls’ education and understands every aspect of the school, including how to teach during a pandemic.

After reading any and all of her communications, I always stop and marvel “She can write like that and she is a math teacher!”

I am grateful for my “cutting edge” Harpeth Hall education, and I am grateful that I have a daughter, and will have granddaughters, who think critically, lead confidently and live honorably. Thank you, Harpeth Hall.

P.S. A special thank you to the anonymous donor who brought to Harpeth Hall Luke Jerram’s incredible “Museum of the Moon.”

Jeffrey and Honorory Trustee Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 with Varina Buntin Willse ’95, Neely Buntin ’27, Pierson Willse ’27 and Mary Varina Willse ’27 Report on Philanthropy

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Honor Gift Donors In honor of Sarah Abel ’13 and Martha Grace Abel ’20 Jackie and Don Abel

In honor of Ann Ralls Niewold Brown ’08 Betty Ann and Bobby Goodall

In honor of Benny Abraham Marilynn Michaud and Bjarki Olafsson

In honor of Liza Brown ’24 Allen and Susie Glasgow Brown ’60

In honor of Mary Jo and Pat Alexander Ashton Alexander ’04 and John R. Kline In honor of Annmarie Allos ’19 and Julia Allos ’23 Mona Mishu In honor of Jane Altman ’24 Louisa and Joe Altman In honor of Rachel Price Apple ’03 Ann and Scott Price In honor of Caroline Coles Armstrong ’98 Melinda and Ron Coles In honor of Heather Deaton Arthur ’92 Gretchen and Terry Deaton In honor of Elizabeth Averbuch ’22 Elaine and Alan Kolodkin In honor of Annamaria Bacchetta ’25 and Bella Bacchetta ’26 Jane Ruman and Matthew Bacchetta In honor of Neva Bass ’21 Frank and Tricia Bryan Bass ’93 In honor of Lydia Beachum ’20 Noni Nielsen ’93 In honor of Fabra Hart Belk ’76 Dick and Jean Hart In honor of Caroline Hale Berberich ’05 Brenda and Doug Hale In honor of Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 Sam and Jane Gwinn Stumpf ’69

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In honor of Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 In honor of Ann Bumstead Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 Porter and Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64

In honor of Eva Christopher ’21, Lorelei Christopher ’23, and Kiki Christopher ’25 Judy Riggin In honor of Davern Cigarran ’24 Betty and Frank Quirk In honor of Dollye Clayton Tim and Beth Scott Clayton Amos ’82 In honor of Lizzie Conner ’20 and Virginia Conner ’27 Lew and Ashley Whitsitt Conner ’56 Eleanor Yoakum and Bill Dunavant

In honor of Jenny Byers Anonymous Susan and Steve Moll Rebecca Viner ’20

In honor of Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Bill and Kristen Glasgow Solt ’78

In honor of Suzie Caldwell ’66 Clay and Elizabeth Thomas Trabue ’87

In honor of Missy Deaton Corrigan ’93 Gretchen and Terry Deaton

In honor of Virginia Callen ’23, Lucy Callen ’25, and Mac Callen ’27 Jason and Miller Wild Callen ’94 Tony and Emily Wild Runzo ’96

In honor of Marion Pickering Couch Tom and Carrie Smith Woodruff ’89

In honor of Kyle Campbell ’10 Donna and Webb Campbell In honor of Tracy Campbell Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Bill and Kristen Glasgow Solt ’78 In honor of Sabrina Chandra ’21 Karyn and Rick Chandra In honor of MarQuis Chappell Liz Stockdale and Will Reiners In honor of Baker Cheek ’24 Nicky and Jim Cheek In honor of Jaclyn Choate ’15 and Annie Lea Choate ’24 Peggie and Frank Hicks

In honor of Campbell Counter ’25 and Vee Counter ’23 Ed Counter In honor of Alli Crew ’11 Dot and Les Leverett In honor of Molly Crofford ’14 Nancy and David Crofford In honor of Seville Croker ’20 Barbara Grohwin In honor of Witt Culpepper ’24 Amy and Mark Culpepper In honor of Amanda Curtis ’20 Martha Friedricks-Glass In honor of Josephine Proctor Daniels ’94 Mary and David Proctor In honor of Floy Oliver Daugherty Mills ’72 Charley and Gray Oliver Thornburg ’72

In honor of Tess Erlenborn Davies ’10 Kate and Mauro Mastrapasqua In honor of Adelaide Davis ’79 Frank and Allison Webb Bass ’64 Jerry and Denis Sarratt Brock ’65 Florence Stumb Davis ’55 Richard and Jeannie Cochran DuBose ’79 Janie Hannon ’11 Ann Benton Northcutt ’55 In honor of Florence Stumb Davis ’55 Frank and Allison Webb Bass ’64 In honor of Lucy Davis ’26 Ali and Justin Davis In honor of Katie Tompkins Dick ’03 Amy Rich ’74 and Eddie Schmidt In honor of Grace Douglas ’08 Lou and Jim Douglas In honor of Allison Dowdle ’07 Brenda and Glynn Dowdle In honor of Katherine Dresch ’10 Faye Chiles In honor of Neely Duffey ’11 Maxine Duffey In honor of Mae Eads ’25 Deanna and Richard Eads In honor of Art Echerd Kate Wiseman ’11 In honor of Kate Gregory Ericksen ’05 Susan Gregory In honor of Quinn Erim ’25 Erica and Isik Erim Michele and Raif Erim In honor of Amy Atcheson Evans Margaret and Rob Rolfsen Gaby Viner ’20

In honor of Adeline Hall ’22 Kay Hall In honor of Mary Phil Thomas Hamilton ’50 Whatley Hamilton ’14 In honor of Whatley Hamilton ’14 Anonymous Laura and Hayne Hamilton In honor of Mary Julia Bressman Hannon ’08 Florence Stumb Davis ’55 In honor of Clara Scott Harden ’25 Sharon and Reginald Parsons In honor of Cara Leigh Hardy ’23 Brenda and Philip Wenk In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1961 Jan Patterson Easton ’61

Head of School Jess Hill with Middle School Director Judi O’Brien and Upper School Director Armistead Lemon at opening convocation on August 14, 2019.

In honor of Bebe Allen Evans ’71 Lonnie and Will Frey

In honor of Maddie Forbes ’17 Rhonda Taylor and Kevin Forbes

In honor of Caroline Evers ’10 Kathleen and Barney Evers

In honor of Caroline Ford ’23 Anne Exum

In honor of Emma Farrington ’18, Taylor Farrington ’17, and Shannon Wolcott Farrington ’84 Tammy Wolcott ’81

In honor of Emme Ford ’23, Franny Ford ’17, and Lily Ford ’21 Gloria Patton

In honor of Josephine Fentriss ’18 and Nina Fentriss ’22 Lee and Markham Fentriss In honor of Charlotte Figler ’27 Doreen and Michael Figler In honor of Lauren Finney Leslie Matthews and John Douglass Susan Schwartz In honor of Sofia Folk ’22 Kyle and Caroline Coles Armstrong ’98

In honor of Brennan Frazier ’14 Tracy and Keith Frazier In honor of Emily McAlister Frith ’75 Lonnie and Will Frey Patricia Woolwine In honor of Cathey Fuqua Sam and Eleanor Fuqua Williamson ’89 In honor of Ruthie Gaw ’24 Patsy and David Gaw

In honor of Scottie Girgus David and Margo Martin Cloniger ’99 Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 Kirke and Margie Fish Martin ’67 Kris and Helen Martin Nonn ’01 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 In honor of Suzannah Green Susan Schwartz In honor of Laura Gregory ’11 Janeen and Rob Gregory In honor of Nancy Guerard Grimes Anonymous In honor of Meghan Murphy Halky ’93 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy

In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1969 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1970 Anonymous Riney and Lynn Landrum Green ’70 Matt and Beth Parrish Hamilton ’70 Blair and Linde Bracey Wilson ’70 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1974 Ellen Daugherty Summers ’74 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1975 Kirby and Ann Archer Davis ’75 Craig and Lindy Neff Mamer ’75 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1979 Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1980 Barry and Amanda Berry Moody ’80 David and Karen Dondanville Weatherbee ’80 Jeff and Robin Fiedler Wheeler ’80

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In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 1988 Lawson and Mary Lauren Barfield Allen ’88 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 2000 Brian and Jessie Morris Adams ’00 Kate Berry ’00 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 2008 Lauren Quinn Barnacastle ’08 In honor of Harpeth Hall Class of 2020 Brian and Jessie Morris Adams ’00 Colin and Laura Snyder Bonfiglio ’00 Mary and John Earthman Dan and Jessica Gutow Viner ’89 Jeff and Robin Fiedler Wheeler ’80 In honor of Harpeth Hall Advancement Office Noni Nielsen ’93 In honor of Harpeth Hall Faculty JoAnna Jones Howe ’78 In honor of Harpeth Hall Leadership Team Noni Nielsen ’93 In honor of Laura Catherine Harrell ’16 Sheila and William Harrell In honor of Helen Harrington ’24 and Bradford Harrington ’18 Jack and Chandler Coker Harrington ’87 In honor of Hadley Harrington ’22 Lowry and Rob Harrington In honor of Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 In honor of Barbara Haynes Margaret Behm and Harlan Dodson Julie and Scott Haynes Lucy and Jeff Haynes Stephen and Mandy Haynes Young ’85

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In honor of Haven Healy ’23 David and Kathy Thweatt Morton ’64 In honor of Eliza Heflin ’24 Mona Mishu In honor of Janet Hensley Mike and Deborah Dark Lovett ’76 In honor of Tess Herzog ’19 and Vivian Herzog ’17 Drew and Risa Klein Herzog ’84 In honor of Addison Heywood ’25 Vivian Pettigrew In honor of Jess Hill Johnny and Betty Jane Guffee Barringer ’59 Jenny Byers Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Lauren Finney Gary and Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Bob and Suzanne Watts Henderson ’83

Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 Noni Nielsen ’93 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Susan Schwartz Ann Teaff and Don McPherson Melora and Davis Turner In honor of Bob Hilton Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 In honor of Josephine Hinds ’24 and Sarah Hinds ’24 Jennifer and William Hinds In honor of Alyssa Holder Millicent and Jamie Vance In honor of Eads Hooper ’20, Maggie Hooper 22, and Myatt Hooper ’26 Nicky and Jim Cheek

In honor of Abi Markham Houseright ’02 Vicki and Mark Markham In honor of Lillie Howell ’13 Tammy Wolcott ’81 In honor of Alex Hu ’24, Camille Hu ’22, and Katherine Hu ’22 Kristine Phillips and Patrick Hu In honor of Belle Huang ’21 Gia and Kevin Huang In honor of Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 Rife Hughey Ginger Osborn ’66 In honor of Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Rick and Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Gary and Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 Brian and Lindsay Jacques Irving ’06 Susan and Steve Moll

Honor Gift Donors (continued) In honor of Emily Thompson James ’72 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

In honor of Maegan Dowdle Manning ’07 Brenda and Glynn Dowdle

In honor of Lara Lillian Johnson ’16 Kerrie and John T. Johnson

In honor of Margie Fish Martin ’67 Tom and Betsy Vinson Matlock ’65 Robbie and Tallu Schuyler Quinn ’98

In honor of Mary Susan Berry Kennedy ’74 Berry Kennedy ’04

In honor of Meredith Martineau ’15 Pam Eddy and Bob Martineau

In honor of Katherine Kinch ’26 Jill and Sean Kinch

In honor of Elizabeth Master ’22 Jan Patterson Eason ’61

In honor of Betty Harlin King ’66 Elizabeth and John Moore

In honor of Leslie Matthews Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Edward Gaffney Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Sully and Kate Davis Lemmons ’04 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 Kirke and Margie Fish Martin ’67 Marnie Reasor ’91 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61

In honor of Margaret Kirchner ’20 Joyce E. Johnson ’76 In honor of Millie Kirkland ’19 Charlie and Annie Orr Trost ’57 In honor of Janette Fox Klocko Susan Schwartz In honor of Mike Koban William and Katie Koban Braddy ’00 In honor of Grace Lebo ’20 Doris Matthews ’61

In honor of Ivey Mayes ’24 Blake and Taylor Mayes Carol and Charlie Mayes

In honor of Kate Miller ’21 Jewell Johns

In honor of Molly Niswender ’22 Colleen and Kevin Niswender

In honor of Mary Knox Merrill Miller ’98 Morgan and Walter Merrill

In honor of Emily Noel Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

In honor of Kennedy Millslagle ’27 Amy and Kevin Millslagle In honor of Susan Moll Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Laura and Patrick Roberts Bill and Kristen Glasgow Solt ’78 In honor of Grace Moore ’23 Melvin Halpern In honor of Aubrey Moran ’26 and Grace Moran ’24 Jaime and Todd Moran In honor of Emory Morgan ’22 David Morgan

In honor of Aubrey Oliver ’25 and Taylor Gray Oliver ’26 Kathy Oliver Jones In honor of Marguerite Nielsen Orndorff ’90 Steve and Beth Rather Gorman ’90 In honor of Ginger Osborn ’66 Adelaide Grace Davis ’79 In honor of Susanna Payne ’23 Allen and Susie Glasgow Brown ’60 In honor of Mary Ellen Pethel Nic Bullard In honor of Mary Alice Pierce ’24 and Veronica Pierce ’23 Amy Seigenthaler and Timothy Pierce In honor of Ophelia Pilkinton ’19 and Sophie Pilkinton ’15 Jerry Anne and Ronnie Filson

In honor of Armistead Lemon Kate Wiseman ’11

In honor of Kathleen Hale McClellan ’00 Brenda and Doug Hale

In honor of Polly Linden Carroll and Gary Kimball

In honor of Blair McFadden ’15 Laura and Pat McFadden

In honor of Margaret Morris ’20 Hennie Benedict Morris ’58 Becca Morris ’14

In honor of Eden Powell ’24 Kerri and Dave Powell

In honor of Annie Linley ’23 and Kate Linley ’25 Shelby Bailey ’89

In honor of Sophia Mendoza ’24 Jill and Daniel Mendoza

In honor of Fiona Muldowney ’21 Nancy and Huck Muldowney

In honor of Molly Power ’17 Tracey and Dave Power

In honor of Kate Tarleton Meriwether ’98 Bennett and Vicky Smith Tarleton ’63

In honor of Gracie Napier ’20 Donna Weeks

In honor of Gray Proctor David and Lynn Bouchard Proctor ’88

In honor of Helen Harlin Neal ’74 Elizabeth and John Moore

In honor of Lynn Bouchard Proctor ’88 Mary and David Proctor

In honor of Ruthie Huggins Lowney ’00 Susan and Bill Huggins In honor of Caroline Luttrull ’24 and Katherine Luttrull ’26 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61

In honor of Abby Mertz ’21 and Macy Mertz ’24 Nezalee and Phonzie Brown In honor of Camille Metcalf ’23 Bryan Metcalf

In honor of Katherine Morgan ’07 Anne and Walter Morgan

In honor of Carole Minton Nelson ’56 Sloane Baxter ’13

In honor of Grace Pollock ’15 Gordon and Devereux Cummins Pollock ’86

In honor of D.J. Ranta Jean Ann and Barry Banker

In honor of Britton and Norris Nielsen Noni Nielsen ’93

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Honor Gift Donors (continued) In honor of Anne Riegle Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Joseph and Maddin McCord Hutto ’06 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Eliana Schneider ’21 In honor of Crockett Hale Rodriguez ’04 Brenda and Doug Hale In honor of Carly Rolfe ’10 and Leslie Rolfe ’13 Kathy and Bobby Rolfe In honor of Kathy and Bobby Rolfe Bradley and Cynthia Wyrsch In honor of Evie Runzo ’27 Jason and Miller Wild Callen ’94 Tony and Emily Wild Runzo ’96 In honor of Ruby Mae Russell ’27 and Sabrina Russell ’22 Anonymous In honor of Whitney Hart Schickling ’97 Gretchen Keras Hart In honor of Kara Murphy Schmidt ’87 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy In honor of AC Schneider ’26 and Eliana Schneider ’21 Rachel and Jordan M. Schneider In honor of Rachel Schneider Jordan M. Schneider In honor of Caroline Seeley ’16 and Stephanie Seeley ’11 Ellen and Warren Seeley In honor of Lily Rae Serletic Teri and Scott Hendricks In honor of Sari Shaffer ’25 Elaine P. Cook

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In honor of Catherine Shull ’97 Buster and Cathy Petway Shull ’64 In honor of Addison Smith ’26 and Reese Smith ’26 Janice and Stan Rupley In honor of Corinne Smith ’25 Shannon and Shepley Smith In honor of Elizabeth Belk Snyder ’08 Dick and Jean Hart In honor of Caroline Spindel ’19 Karen Puckett In honor of Tony Springman Mary Kathryn Alexander ’10 Anne and Larry Brown Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Olivia Heller Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 Kirke and Margie Fish Martin ’67 Kate Pittman ’19 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Margaret and Rob Rolfsen Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75

In honor of Mary Southwood Surber ’94 Jeanne and Jerry Southwood In honor of Karen Schwartz Sutton Stephen and Barbara Schwartz Newman ’64 In honor of Vicky Smith Tarleton ’63 Jonathan and Kate Tarleton Meriwether ’98 In honor of Claire Tattersfield ’15 and Maggie Tattersfield ’18 Marjorie and George Tattersfield In honor of Avery Taylor ’18 and Eleanor Taylor ’22 Tim and Mary Ready Parrent Taylor ’53 In honor of Ann Teaff Lillian Dobson McAulay ’67 Kate Wiseman ’11 Sara and Gary Temple Battle and Ann Ezzell Williford ’01 In honor of Anne Gray Thornburg ’13 Charley and Gray Oliver Thornburg ’72

In honor of Katie Stark ’19 Mary Gingrass and Chris Stark

In honor of Olivia Thorngren ’22 Annie B. Williams ’88 Carol Williams

In honor of Lauren Toth Stark ’01 Vicki and Jim Toth

In honor of Susan Thornton ’76 Courtney Vick ’08

In honor of Sophie Steele ’27 Jenny and Paul Steele

In honor of Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

In honor of Pia Strang ’23 Cynthia Spangler and Charles Askew

In honor of Leslie Toth ’04 Vicki and Jim Toth

In honor of Mary Schlater Stumb ’53 Geof and Julia Perkins Calkins ’86

In honor of Claire Trabue ’17 Clay and Elizabeth Thomas Trabue ’87

In honor of Cathy Cate Sullivan ’73 John Overton Colton In honor of Maggie Sullivan ’20 Josh and Lindsay Mahan Lee ’03

In honor of Eliza Trost ’16, Marguerite Trost ’18, and Evelyn Trost ’22 Charlie and Annie Orr Trost ’57 Lynne and Henry Trost

In honor of Paul Tuzeneu Shelby Bailey ’89 Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Carrington Nelson Fox ’89 Julie Herzog Garcia ’89 Sarah Ruccio Huffman ’89 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 Kirke and Margie Fish Martin ’67 Susan Chang Messick ’89 Adrienne Parker ’89 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 Ellen Maguire Vick ’89 Jessica Gutow Viner ’89 Eleanor Fuqua Williamson ’89 In honor of Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Nanci Barksdale Langford Barksdale ’92 Frank and Bebe Allen Evans ’71 Lori Feldman In honor of Dana Deaton Verner ’95 Gretchen and Terry Deaton In honor of Jessica Gutow Viner ’89 The Leo S. Guthman Fund In honor of Virginia Wall ’21 Alice and Andrew Wall In honor of Maddie Martin Waud ’05 Margaret Behm and Harlan Dodson In honor of Serafina Welhoelter, Gabby Welhoelter ’22, and Maria Wiltshire Crissy Wieck ’96 and Matt Wiltshire In honor of Tad Wert Don and Kathy Lazenby Boehm ’82 Nancy and Jody Johnson In honor of Dudley Brown White ’49 Anne and Walter Morgan Katherine Morgan ’07 In honor of Grace Whitehouse ’19 and Jordan Whitehouse ’22 Donna Whitehouse

In honor of Maria and Paul Wieck Crissy Wieck ’96 and Matt Wiltshire In honor of Alice Wilbanks ’23 Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg Jr. In honor of Mary Adams Wiley ’68 Andy Wiley In honor of Annie B. Williams ’88 and Cora Elizabeth Williams ’22 Carol Williams

In honor of Lane Tyler Williams ’26 Brenda and Dan Kennett Vivian and John Williams In honor of Irene Jackson Wills ’56 Ridley Wills Heather and Morgan Wills In honor of Blair and Linde Bracey Wilson ’70 Larry and Ginger Steele Stephenson ’70

In honor of Megan Wilson ’08 Lisa Bergen Wilson

In honor of Mary Neely Young ’21 Sue Andrews

In honor of Ryan McLaughlin Wood ’05 Laura and Fred McLaughlin

In honor of Tom Zeuthen Grace Bathrick ’62

In honor of Stephen and Mandy Haynes Young ’85 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

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Memorial Gift Donors In memory of Joy Bramblett Adams ’67 George A. Adams, Sr. Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 In memory of Rogan Allen Anonymous Nanci Barksdale Langford Barksdale ’92 Karyn and John Bryant Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Bert and Margie Shaffer Dale ’69 Lori Feldman Mary Freeman Lonnie and Will Frey Andrew Hampp Kirk and Mary Jo Freeman Johnson ’73 Dave and Fran Bailey Linley ’92 MAC Presents Susan and Steve Moll Rogers & Cowan Karen and Mark Sutton Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Donna Leigh Allen ’74 Rick and Shellie Sumner Unger ’74 In memory of Neill Ayers ’61 James Atkins Jeffrey and Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 Mac Frank and Vicki Pirkle McCready ’61 In memory of Stephanie Balmer Dwyla Beard ’98 Murray Benson ’07 Bunny and Mike Blackburn Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Jennifer Corbett ’90 Renee and David Frederiksen Mary and Loring Helfrich Keely Hendricks ’16 Teri and Scott Hendricks Shaye Hendricks ’18 Tom and Collins Weaver Hooper ’88 John and Stephanie Currey Ingram ’82 Frances Lewis ’01 Maxine and Frank Majors Adam Aronson and Marla Mazer ’96

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Carolyn and Tom McDonald Christina Mishu and Sean Rosean ’07 Susan and Steve Moll Caroline and Kelly Morton Nancy and Huck Muldowney Donna and Jon Perlin Kate Pittman ’19 Leigh and Brian Reames Caroline Ryan ’18 Elizabeth and Sean Ryan Jacqueline Ryan ’19 Susan Stipic-Ryan Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Clay and Elizabeth Thomas Trabue ’87 Derek and Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Phyllis and David Vandewater Brian and Ellen Maguire Vick ’89 Mary and Ralph Wheeler Rebecca Hoke Zion ’93 In memory of Sharon Pendergrass Batey ’80 Chip and Leslie Gingles Baker ’80 Scott and Suzie Herbert Bruner ’80 In memory of Geoffrey Berry Tracy and Kip Campbell Mark and Nancy Coleman Deaton ’79 David and Sally Falck Allison Holland ’13 Geoffrey Holland Robert and Helen Berry Holland ’82 Brian and Lindsay Jacques Irving ’06 Matthew and Anna Mayo Jacques ’03 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Tricia and Doug McDowell Scott and Virginia Ross Athena Springer Peter and Alice Hinton van Lingen ’72 Stephen and Mandy Haynes Young ’85 In memory of Virginia Love Graves Bowman ’41 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 In memory of Sarah Britt ’02 Carolyn H. Schneider

In memory of Lisa Green Brock ’83 Ann and Frank Bumstead Steve and Robin Johnson Kress ’82 Sarah Nichols ’83 In memory of Martin S. Brown, Sr. Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Christy Spengler Bumstead ’87 Ann and Frank Bumstead Robin and Gantt Bumstead Connie and Tom Cigarran Gabe and Holly Whetsell Coltea ’94 Jack and Chandler Coker Harrington ’87 Porter and Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 Craig and Jean Ellen Waugh Spengler ’92 Clay and Elizabeth Thomas Trabue ’87 Mark and Susan Wattleworth Vanston ’87 Anne and Bill Whetsell In memory of Dr. Benjamin and Allison Caldwell Byrd ’42 Damon Winston Byrd Meredith Byrd ’07 In memory of Charles R. Byrn, Jr. Patricia Byrn Litow ’63 In memory of Martha Ann Barrick Caldwell ’52 Nancy Holt Garver ’52 Debbie and Louis Rieke Stephen and Mandy Haynes Young ’85 In memory of Sylvia Cannon Cynthia Poteat Sewell ’61 In memory of Mary Elizabeth Cayce ’28 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 In memory of Patty Litton Chadwell ’35 Ellen Collins Hamilton ’64 Bill and Sallie King Norton ’71

In memory of Scott Clayton Tim and Beth Scott Clayton Amos ’82 In memory of Margaret Coble ’77 Jane and Bill Coble Mark and Elizabeth Coble McDonald ’76 In memory of Ellen Lackey Colter ’67 Mary Alice Bray ’67 In memory of Larry B. Creson III Char Creagh Creson ’54 In memory of Cindy Crist ’85 Lela Hollabaugh ’85 and Dean Shumate Ian and Christie Cain Swanbeck ’85 In memory of Arthur Crownover II Ernie and Alice Crownover Weymuller ’63 In memory of Beth Davis ’74 Chip and Coleman Miller Legerton ’74 In memory of Barbara Davis Bill Davis In memory of Margaret Deegan Charles Bryan Bill and Mimi Kitchel DeCamp ’79 Alec and Kathleen Jackson Estes ’82 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Debbie and Wylie McDougall Kellie Hunter McDowell Susan and Steve Moll Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Frances Delony ’69 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 In memory of Sophie Ezzell Dobson Cora Dobson ’74 Matt Dobson, Jr. Jean Dobson Farris ’64 Betty Caplinger Harvey ’92 Lillian Dobson McAulay ’67 In memory of Lynn Comer Doramus ’72 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Dennis and Suzy Peeples Petty ’72

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Memorial Gift Donors (continued) In memory of Frances Draper Wade and Currey Turner Thornton ’74

In memory of Mary Varina Frazer Jeffrey and Varina Frazer Buntin ’61

In memory of Ina Hubard Cynthia Spangler and Charles Askew

In memory of Peggy Thweatt Drinkard ’68 Michael and Nancy Thorne Atwater ’68 Dwight Drinkard Bruce and Jane Hindman Kyburz ’64 David and Kathy Thweatt Morton ’64

In memory of Lillian Walters Gaither ’36 Anderson Gaither and William Joyce

In memory of Frances Campbell Huggins ’45 Matt and Ruthie Huggins Lowney ’00

In memory of Camille Core Gift ’69 Murray Benson ’07 Joe and Linda Martin Miller ’67

In memory of Grace Irvin ’70 Matt and Lauren Campbell Hancock ’02

In memory of Rebecca Duncan ’49 Peter and Meg Duncan Binnicker Beasley ’69

In memory of Elizabeth Greathouse Murray Benson ’07

In memory of Elizabeth James ’85 Clay and Jeannette James Whitson ’81

In memory of Carol Clark Elam ’66 David and Ellen Stone Bland ’66 Beth Boord Jean and Denny Bottorff Connie and Tom Cigarran Jim and Louise Bransford Frazer ’58 Jennifer and William Hinds Jeanine Scott Johnson ’68 Joe and Rachel Merritt McAllister ’54 Valery Crichton Minges ’66 Sarah and Jay Ramsey Ken and Delphine Oman Sloan Roberts ’59 Gig and Ellen Earls Robinson ’66 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sergent Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sherrard III Paul and Mary Schlater Stumb ’53 Carol and Charlie Wray In memory of Libby Pope Evans Steve and Robin Johnson Kress ’82 In memory of Frances Ewing ’30 Michael and Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 Mark and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92 John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 In memory of Polly Fessey ’43 Russell Fessey Hamel ’49 In memory of Marguerite Fish Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 Rife Hughey Porter and Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 Ann Teaff and Don McPherson In memory of Helen Fleming Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

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In memory of Martha Overholser Hammonds Martha Overholser Whitney In memory of Joel Hargrove Judge Stella Hargrove In memory of Elizabeth Hausman ’99 Ryan and Brie Brown Buchanan ’99 In memory of Dorothy McCracken Hindman ’41 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 Porter and Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 In memory of Ellen Bowers Hofstead ’36 Jennie Graves Bowman ’69 In memory of George W. Holcomb Jamie and Jimmy Granbery Ed and Hettie Lish Stuart ’66 In memory of Sara Franklin Homer ’80 Scott and Suzie Herbert Bruner ’80 In memory of Alice Hooker Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Ann Tipton Horn ’73 Marilyn Dennison Peter and Judy Moore Harding ’73 In memory of Leigh Horton ’85 Jean Dodd ’69 Ginger and Fred Horton Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Joanna McIntosh ’80

In memory of Lois A. Jordan Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 In memory of Betsy Nesbitt Krebs ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 John and Missy Nesbitt Voigt ’71 In memory of Pattie French Byrn Lester ’42 Patricia Byrn Litow ’63 In memory of Judy Sasser Lindsey Elizabeth and Joshua Lindsey In memory of Robert Lineberger Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 In memory of Jean Litterer Carl and Mamie Nichols Murphy ’07 In memory of Margaret Lowe ’12 Anonymous Benny Abraham and Caroline Grinham David Allen Emily Apple ’13 Sally and Clay Bailey William Cooper Donna Dalton Sandy and Whitson Lowe Laura and Fred McLaughlin Susan and Steve Moll Ann and Jack Waddey Kendall Waddey ’10 Jessica and Lee Woosley

In memory of Sally Mabry Emily Apple ’13 Hunter and Melissa Woods Kopald ’06 In memory of Kala Welch MacLeod ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 David and Alicia Welch Davenport ’81 In memory of Betty Marney Ellis and Capell Teas Simmons ’82 In memory of Wendy Martin Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Allyson and Pat Proctor Ann Teaff and Don McPherson Shawn and Dana Deaton Verner ’95 In memory of Christine and James McCormack Flo and Jim Lankster In memory of Emmie Jackson McDonald ’44 Hill and Cornelia McDonald Granbery ’75 In memory of Idanelle McMurry ’43 Ginger Osborn ’66 In memory of Liston O. Mills Aaron and Sarah Mills Collier ’88 In memory of Carrye Neal Herring Moe Liza Joffrion and Mark Lester In memory of Betty Bryan Morel ’48 Middle Tennessee Chapter, Magna Charta Dames and Barons In memory of Penny Mountfort Lewis and Ann King Freedman ’62 In memory of Karen Nash Susan and Otey Walker In memory of Russell Oldfield Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Susan and Steve Moll Ann Teaff and Don McPherson

In memory of Lynn Osland Susan and Steve Moll

In memory of James Sandlin Susan Sandlin

In memory of Celeste Griscom Oxford ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 Kathy Benson Carr ’75 Kirby and Ann Archer Davis ’75 Jane Haggard ’75 Skipper and Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Tee and Emily Perkins Zerfoss ’75

In memory of Ann Sangervasi Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72

In memory of Marie G. Parham Steve and Mary Parham Jones ’73 In memory of Ira Byrum Parker Pinnacle Financial Partners Green Hills In memory of Kerri Brazelton Parker ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 Skipper and Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Tee and Emily Perkins Zerfoss ’75 In memory of Joanne Hooper Pearson ’54 Claire Hooper Drowota ’63 In memory of Willie Perry Denise and Joe Croker In memory of Jimmy Pilkerton Fred Pilkerton and Mary Knox Berger Pilkerton ’55* In memory of Mary Jane Poteat ’66 Cynthia Poteat Sewell ’61 In memory of Doro Phister Rebarchak ’78 Bill and Cathy Phister King ’84 In memory of Jan Roberts ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 In memory of Maggie Oliver Rolfe ’53 Kathy and Bobby Rolfe Leslie Rolfe ’13

In memory of Tricia Settle ’79 Mark and Nancy Coleman Deaton ’79 Janie Hannon ’11 Steve and Robin Johnson Kress ’82 Anthony and Nancy Brown Sparrow ’79 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Joyce Caldwell Shepard ’66 Valery Crichton Minges ’66 In memory of Susan Shockley ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 Dennis and Melanie Justice Bassarab ’75 Jane Haggard ’75 Skipper and Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Jeanie McNeilly Simmons ’79 Anthony and Nancy Brown Sparrow ’79 In memory of Martin Simmons Mary Katherine and Earle Simmons In memory of Faye Smith Bill and Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78 Jack and Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Susan and Steve Moll Alison Smith ’79, Ellen Smith Simpson ’82, and Family Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 In memory of Harriette Husband Stevenson ’55 John and Tori Stevenson Wimberly ’78 In memory of Jane Lawrence Stone ’41 David and Ellen Stone Bland ’66

In memory of Nancy Richardson Summers ’75 Fred and Betty Barber Anderson ’75 In memory of Corinne Sphire and Joseph Teaff Ann Teaff and Don McPherson In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Traughber Judy Traughber Reid ’67 In memory of Mary Catharine Vander Naillen ’47 Steve and Catey Van der Naillen Cumley ’70 In memory of Joyce Crutcher Ward ’60 Brianne Frazier ’96 and Andrei Greenawalt In memory of Nancy Welch ’65 Jim and Carol Welch Westbrook ’61

Coleman Perry Skipper and Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Patsey Carney Reed ’58 Bill and Karen Goss Rich ’81 Kathy and Bobby Rolfe Mr. and Mrs. Clark B. Rollins III John and Leslie Roberts Southwood ’76 Lem and Caroline Boyd Stevens ’58 Crom and Emily Cate Tidwell ’75 Marian Harrison and Mimi Wallace ’75 Elizabeth Colton Walls ’75 Irene Ward ’64 John and Peggy Smith Warner ’54 Eleanor Whitworth ’69 Ridley and Irene Jackson Wills ’56 Patricia Woolwine Rebecca DeWitt Wright ’52 In memory of Carol Hilton Woodard ’59 Anne Carter Brothers ’59 Jim and Sally Beasley Hunt ’62 Patsey Carney Reed ’58

In memory of Nancy Frederick Shuker Weyr ’52 Kay Russell Beasley ’52 In memory of Margaret Hayes Wiley ’49 Jim and Carolyn Thompson Beckner ’76 Fay Carpenter Skip and Linda Blair Cline ’68 Brooks and Frannie Douglas Corzine ’82 Ben and Jo Durrett Doubleday ’44 Tish Elam Kathleen and Barney Evers Jeff and Irwin Edwards Fisher ’70 Lonnie and Will Frey Laetitia Wenning Hardin ’49 Hillmeade Garden Club Jennifer and William Hinds Jim and Sally Beasley Hunt ’62 Clay and Cathy Tyne Jackson ’74 Mike and Deborah Dark Lovett ’76 Ellen Hobbs Lyle ’75 and Walt Kurtz Margaret and Phil Martin Susan and Steve Moll Sara Harris Nelson ’47 Jean Ward Oldfield ’47 Anne Caldwell Parsons ’48

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Tad Wert

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roots at Harpeth Hall go deep: my sister, Melissa, was in the class of ’81; I began teaching math here in 1987; and my daughter, Millie, graduated in 2013. Some of my dearest friends are people I have worked with here, and I have shared many joyful events with them as well as difficult times.

I am truly blessed to be part of such a caring and supportive community. Harpeth Hall has had a huge role in who I am as a person.

I confess that when Dave Wood hired me — a callow youth of 26 — I wasn’t really aware of the advantages of single-gender education; I was just thrilled to have the opportunity to teach at Nashville’s finest school!

It didn’t take me long, though, before I realized how wonderful teaching and learning in an all-girls environment is. Whenever I talk with math teachers from other schools, I give a silent thanks that I teach at a school where girls are encouraged to dream big. At Harpeth Hall, students understand that our expectations for them are high, and they rise to meet them. Not having the distractions of boys around definitely helps!

I have grown as a teacher here, because every administrator I’ve worked under has encouraged me to take risks, to make presentations at conferences, and to visit other schools to learn from their programs.

Not everything I’ve tried has worked — learning matrix multiplication in Precalculus by line dancing to Donna Summers’ “Hot Stuff” pretty much bombed — but that’s the great thing about our community: we always look for valuable lessons in the mistakes we make.

Another special feature of teaching at Harpeth Hall is the unceasing effort to improve our academic program and provide our students every opportunity. Back in 1987, the highest level math course we offered was Advanced Placement AB Calculus. We now offer AP BC Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Computer Science, and even, if required, Multivariable Calculus with Differential Equations. We have added many math electives, so instead of one or two options in Junior and Senior year, our girls can tailor their 4-year plans in dozens of different ways. No matter what interests a student may have, we have a math program to fit her needs.

Every department, whether it’s in the humanities or the sciences, has had the same extraordinary evolution.

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transformed in the past 34 years, so has our academic program. We were one of the first schools in the country to have a one-to-one laptop program, which has paid enormous dividends in this time of pandemic. Harpeth Hall students today can take Astronomy, Intro to Engineering, Ceramics, Media Arts . . . courses that weren’t dreamt of years ago.

And yet, Harpeth Hall has managed to accomplish all this without losing respect for its past and its traditions. We still look forward every year to our Convocation, social events like Winter Formal, the Thanksgiving assembly, the Prom Reveal, and all of our wonderful end-of-the-year ceremonies. The girls still wear plaid skirts, and they still push the boundaries of the dress code. The Senior House is still there, and the Juniors are still too noisy in Massey Lobby right outside my classroom. You can still find Dr. Echerd explaining some obscure detail of the French Revolution to a befuddled student as they walk to lunch.

However, the most important constant of all is the special relationship between students and faculty. I’ll never forget Millie telling me after she had been at college for a semester, “Dad, everyone here talks about how much they hate their high school, but I miss Harpeth Hall and my teachers. I didn’t appreciate how unique Harpeth Hall is until I left.” I love seeing recent graduates when they come back to visit, especially when they tell me how easy their math courses are in college!

There are very few educational institutions that accomplish what Harpeth Hall does every year.

We take an incredibly diverse group of girls and transform them into critical thinkers, confident leaders, and honorable young women. So, to parents, alumnae, and friends of Harpeth Hall, thank you for providing me and my colleagues the resources to accomplish our educational alchemy. We couldn’t do it without you.

Upper School Math Teacher since 1987 and father of Millie Wert ’13

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Endowment Funds Harpeth Hall’s endowment provides a permanent source of funding for the long-term support of our 44-acre campus, our academic program, our talented faculty, and our students demonstrating financial need.

The named endowments listed below are considered fully funded with a gift of $150,000 or more.

Fully-Funded Endowments The Anita and Bill Cochran Scholarship Fund Anita and Bill Cochran established this scholarship fund in 1999 to assist talented and deserving young women who demonstrate financial need.

The Ann and Monroe Carell Visiting Writer and Artist Series Endowment This series, established by Ann and Monroe Carell and their daughters, Julie Carell Stadler ’77, Edie Carell Johnson ’80, and Kathryn Carell Brown, supports a writer and an artist for a week’s residency of workshops, lectures, and classroom teaching.

Ann Scott Carell and Monroe Carell, Jr. Endowed Fund Benefiting the Ann Scott Carell Library In 2003, Ann and Monroe Carell established a permanent endowment fund for the purpose of long-term care and maintenance of the Ann Scott Carell Library.

Ann and Richard L. Scott Upper School Endowment This endowment, established in 1997 by Ann and Richard Scott, supports cutting-edge technology for Upper School classrooms and provides funds to enhance the design and furnishings of the teaching and learning spaces.

The Armistead Scholarship Fund The Armistead Scholarship Fund was created in 2013 and benefits qualified students from Williamson County, Tennessee, who demonstrate financial need.

The Barbara Haynes Scholarship Fund Judge Barbara Haynes and her children, Mandy Haynes Young, Class of ’85, with husband, Stephen, Jeff and Lucy Haynes (Carrie ’17), and Scott and Julie Haynes established this scholarship fund in 2019 with gratitude for Harpeth Hall’s program of educational excellence for girls. Judge Barbara Haynes and her husband, Senator Joe Haynes (deceased 2018), sent their sons to Montgomery Bell Academy and sent Mandy to Harpeth Hall, commuting daily from Goodlettsville. Their grand-

daughters, Carrie Haynes ’17 and Mary Neely Young ’21, have followed in Mandy’s footsteps.

Judge Haynes has been a strong supporter and mentor of women throughout her career and believed that an all girls’ environment is important for the growth and strength of young women, including her daughter and granddaughters. While on the bench, she often sponsored Harpeth Hall’s girls during Winterim. Before his death, Senator Haynes supported Barbara and Mandy in all that they did. This scholarship benefits girls who demonstrate financial need and are enthusiastic learners from underrepresented communities, such as Goodlettsville.

Carol Clark Elam Scholarship Fund Family and friends of Carol Clark Elam ’66 established this scholarship fund in her memory in 2001 to be awarded to deserving students in grades five through twelve who demonstrate financial need and leadership potential.

Carolyn Jones Estes Scholarship Funded through a Charitable Lead Trust established by Carolyn J. Estes, this scholarship provides financial assistance to talented and deserving young women who demonstrate financial need.

Carolyn Jones Estes Scholarship Funded through a Charitable Lead Trust established by Carolyn J. Estes, this scholarship provides financial assistance to talented and deserving young women who demonstrate financial need.

The Chadwell/Delony Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 by Harpeth Hall Trustee Patty Litton Delony ’66, this endowment provides opportunity for girls who demonstrate financial need, with an emphasis on ensuring economic and racial balance in the student body. Her hope is that recipients will benefit from an all girls’ education as she and her sister, Frances Delony ’69, did at Harpeth Hall, and as her mother, Jane Chadwell Delony ’39, and her aunt, Patty Litton Chadwell ’35, did at Ward-Belmont.

Christina Spengler Bumstead Scholarship Fund Family and friends established this fund in 2004 to honor the memory of Christina Spengler Bumstead ’87. Christy’s wish was for gifts made in her memory to be used to support her alma mater.

The scholarship goes to deserving students who demonstrate leadership potential and share Christy’s enthusiasm for life, love of learning, and commitment to community.

The Community Service Endowment Fund Funded by a gift from The Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation in 2001, this endowed fund supports the community service program at Harpeth Hall. The Phillips Foundation encourages others to contribute to this fund in order to support Harpeth Hall student service learning activities in our community.

The Davis Scholarships Permanent Endowment Fund The Frances Bond Davis Scholarship was established in 1993 to honor the 100th birthday of Frances Bond Davis. The Rascoe Bond Davis Scholarship was established in 1996 to honor her son, Rascoe, whose three daughters, Anne Davis ’73, Beth Davis ’74, and Pat Davis ’82, graduated from Harpeth Hall and whose wife, Dugan Davis, was a teacher at Harpeth Hall. In 2008, these funds became the Davis Scholarships Permanent Endowment Fund. The scholarship recipients are students who demonstrate financial need, advanced academic ability, and determination to succeed in spite of obstacles they may encounter.

The Deaton Family Scholarship Established in 2003 by Robert S. Doolittle in honor of his daughter, Lauren Doolittle Ossolinski ’86, and his step-daughter, Betsy Beveridge ’03, this fund supports students who demonstrate financial need and bring valued diversity to Harpeth Hall.

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Endowment Funds (continued) The 2001 Edward E. Ford Foundation Personal Enrichment Fund This fund was established in 2002 through a challenge grant from The Edward E. Ford Foundation and other donors. The endowment fund supports upper school faculty summer sabbatical experiences for personal and professional development and enrichment.

The Elizabeth Bond Davis ’74 International Exchange Scholarship Fund Elizabeth “Beth” Bond Davis ’74 was an adventurous traveler, open to new cultures, high achieving, brave, and kind to everyone. She was Harpeth Hall’s first American Field Service student receiving an Americans Abroad Scholarship to travel to Malaysia in 1973. To honor Beth’s memory, the Joe C. Davis Foundation, family, and friends established an endowment fund in 2014 to enable students who demonstrate financial need to participate in International Exchanges and explore our world.

Elizabeth Pope Evans Scholarship This scholarship was established through the generosity of Mrs. Walter A. Greenspan to honor the memory of her granddaughter, Elizabeth Pope Evans, who was an instructor in French and Chair of the Foreign Language Department from 1975 to 1985. This fund is designated to assist deserving students who have demonstrated promise in foreign languages, especially French.

Ellen Bowers Hofstead Chair in the Humanities Established by James W. Hofstead in memory of his wife, Ellen Bowers Hofstead ’36, this Chair is awarded to a full-time faculty member from the English, foreign language, or social science department who has demonstrated distinction in teaching.

Ellen Bowers Hofstead Chair in Mathematics and Science Established in 1997 by James W. Hofstead in memory of his wife, Ellen Bowers Hofstead, this Chair is awarded to a full-time faculty member from the mathematics or science department who has demonstrated distinction in teaching.

Frances and Foskett Brown Endowment for Campus Preservation Dudley Brown White ’49 established this fund in memory of her parents, who were instrumental in Harpeth Hall’s founding. Funds from this endowment are designated for the preservation and beautification of the Harpeth Hall campus.

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The Francis Family Scholarship Fund In 2009, Kay and Richard Francis established this endowment fund in honor of their daughter Ann Robinson Francis ’09. The Francis Family Scholarship provides tuition assistance for young women who demonstrate financial need.

The Gary L. Christy Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by the Vandewater family, this endowment honors veteran teacher Gary Christy who taught reading in Harpeth Hall’s Daugh W. Smith Middle School from 2003 to 2015. Beloved by his students, Mr. Christy began his teaching career in 1969 in the public school system and brought years of experience, wisdom, and magic to his classroom at Harpeth Hall. Students selected as the Gary Christy Scholar must demonstrate financial need and a passion for reading and learning.

The Gilbertine Moore Endowment Fund Gilbertine Moore, class of 1935, treasured her experience at Ward-Belmont, loved Harpeth Hall, and wanted to ensure educational opportunities for future generations of women.

Through an extraordinary bequest received in 2010, “Gilly” provided for an endowment fund in general support of educational excellence at Harpeth Hall.

Gladys Taylor Quarles Grant for Faculty Enrichment Anne Doolittle, granddaughter of Gladys Taylor Quarles, established this endowment in 1999 to fund opportunities for faculty to pursue an interest or activity for personal growth. The intent of these experiences is to enrich lives through adventure and education outside the school.

The Influential Women Fund An anonymous alumna of Harpeth Hall established this fund in 2006 as a tribute to four gracious women who happened to be good friends — two educators, Elinor Ewing and Martha Overholser Hammonds; an artist, Adele Smith; and a community volunteer, Elizabeth Ann Shapiro. All were bright and well-educated, and throughout their long lives were actively engaged in using their talents to make the world a better place. This unrestricted endowment fund provides income for use within the school’s annual operating budget.

Ingram Scholars Program This program was established through a bequest of E. Bronson Ingram in honor of his daughter, Robin Ingram Patton ’84. Ingram Scholars are awarded aid based on demonstrated need. Academic potential, commitment to community service, and involvement in a variety of extracurricular activities are important factors in the award decision.

Leah S. Rhys Fund for Faculty Enrichment Established in 1998 to honor Leah S. Rhys upon her retirement as Harpeth Hall’s Head of School, this endowment provides funds for faculty enrichment and professional development.

Madeline and Eugene Pargh Scholarship Fund Established by Madeline and Eugene Pargh in 1996, this scholarship endowment supports students who show demonstrated need and academic talent. Preference is given to students who meet the school’s criteria of diversity.

The Margaret Helen Lowe ’12 Scholarship Fund A bright light to all who knew her, Margaret Lowe was an outstanding student, a talented athlete, an inspired classics scholar, and a servant leader who knew no bounds in giving to her friends and community. Her family, classmates, and friends established this scholarship fund in 2015 to honor her memory and to support girls who demonstrate financial need and who have a passion for learning and a heart for serving others.

The Melkus Family Scholarship Fund Lynn and Ken Melkus and Lauren Melkus ’96 created the Melkus Family Scholarship Fund in 2002 in order to assist the school in attracting the most qualified students regardless of financial need. The gift was funded through the Melkus Family Foundation. The family’s priority is to use the funds to increase cultural diversity at Harpeth Hall.

The Olivia Fund This fund was established anonymously in 2001 by a Harpeth Hall parent in honor of his young daughter, who was in her 2nd year of eight at the school. Its purpose is to help students and their families with expenses that are important to an inclusive school experience but are not covered in financial aid awards for tuition, such as class trips, books, meal plans, and various extracurricular activities.

Owen Chair for Excellence in Teaching This endowed Chair was established in 1993 by a bequest from Lulu Hampton Owen, a founding Board member and a 20-year member of the Harpeth Hall Board of Trustees. The Chair is awarded annually to an outstanding faculty member who demonstrates excellence in teaching.

The Stephanie and John Ingram Faculty Fund In 2002, John and Stephanie Currey Ingram ’82 created this endowment fund to support Harpeth Hall’s ability to attract and retain top faculty through supporting faculty compensation and benefits. The gift was directed through the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.

Owen Scholars Program This program was also established in 1993 from a bequest of Lulu Hampton Owen. Owen Scholars, students in grades seven through twelve, are awarded financial aid based on demonstrated need, exceptional academic potential, leadership qualities, special talents, and strength of character.

The Stephanie Balmer Scholarship Fund During her tenure from 2014 to 2018 as Harpeth Hall’s sixth Head of School, Dr. Stephanie Balmer led with enthusiasm and joy. A life-long learner, she exuded a bright and intellectual vitality that inspired all who knew her. She championed the education of girls and young women, valuing each student for her unique and authentic self. Dr. Balmer was deeply committed to innovative teaching, social and emotional wellness for students, and equity and inclusion. With a lead memorial gift from John and Stephanie Currey Ingram ’82, the Board of Trustees established a scholarship fund in 2018 for girls demonstrating financial need to honor the legacy of Dr. Balmer’s leadership and the values which she held dear.

Rachael and Sarah Camille Farris Endowment Fund This general endowment fund was established in 2003 with a bequest from Rachael Farris’s estate, and other gifts from family members made in memory of the Farris sisters. Rachael Farris ’37 and Sarah Camille Farris ’49 loved Ward-Belmont and appreciated the tradition of excellence in education for young women carried forward at Harpeth Hall.

Rascoe Bond Davis Endowment Fund A friend of Harpeth Hall established this endowment in 2001 in memory of Rascoe Davis.

This unrestricted endowment fund provides income for use within the school’s annual operating budget.

Smith-Warner Family Scholarship Fund The Smith-Warner Family Scholarship Fund makes a Harpeth Hall education possible for students who demonstrate potential for leadership in the classroom and in the community. Given by Margaret Thompson Smith ’33, Peggy Smith Warner ’54, Jeannette Warner ’78, and Mary Laird Warner Stewart ’82.

Steere Family Fund for International Studies Established in 2007 by Lynda and William Steere and Becky and Chris Steere, this fund supports Harpeth Hall’s global education program, providing resources to support the international exchange program, interdisciplinary global curriculum development, and international internships for students. In support of our mission to develop global citizens of the 21st century, this fund helps to foster an understanding of and appreciation for world cultures.

The Susan and Luke Simons Endowment Fund Luke and Susan Willingham Simons ’60 established this fund in 2001 in honor of their daughters, Susan ’84, Adele ’88, and Dede ’91. The purpose of the fund is to ensure resources are available for faculty professional development and resources for teaching students with learning differences.

Susan Barbara Leake Glasgow Scholarship Fund The Susan Barbara Leake Glasgow Scholarship was established in 2010 to honor Bobbie Glasgow ’36, a Ward-Belmont alumna and past Harpeth Hall trustee, for students who need and qualify for financial aid. Throughout her life, she was a firm believer in education as all-important, and her family supported her in this conviction. Her daughters are Harpeth Hall alumnae Susie Glasgow Brown ’60 and Emily Glasgow Bruno ’64, her daughter-in-law is Candace Floyd Glasgow ’71, her granddaughter is Barbara Keith Brown Payne ’85; her great-granddaughters are Susanna Payne ’23 and Liza Brown ’24, and her sons Sam ’60 and Bim ’69 are alumni of Montgomery Bell Academy.

Mrs. Glasgow was proud to be a part of the large Ward-Belmont/Harpeth Hall body of alumnae.

The Wiley Family Scholarship Fund David and Margaret Hayes Wiley ’49 established this scholarship in 2003 to be awarded to an outstanding upper school student who demonstrates financial need and who will make a significant contribution to the Harpeth Hall community. The scholarship honors the four generations of their family and friends who have attended and benefited from Ward-Belmont and Harpeth Hall.

William Waller Endowment Fund Milbrey Waller Andrews ’55 created this endowment fund in memory of her father, William Waller, Sr. As Harpeth Hall’s first Board of Trustees Chair, his leadership proved instrumental in the formation of the School. One pivotal task was the selection of Mrs. Susan Souby as Head of School. In turn, she brought together an excellent faculty to carry forward Ward-Belmont’s tradition of excellence in educating young women. The endowment fund benefits faculty compensation to help continue the school’s commitment to attracting and retaining the best faculty. Mrs. Andrews created this fund in honor of her 50th Class Reunion in May 2005.

The Winterim Travel Fund Peggy Smith Warner ’54, Jeannette Warner ’78, Mary Laird Warner Stewart ’82 and Overton Thompson Smith established this fund through the Henry Laird Smith Foundation in 2014 to assist girls on financial aid with expenses related to Winterim Academic Travel and International Exchanges.

These experiences foster a deeper understanding of the world and other cultures, and this fund will allow girls to have access to life-changing opportunities regardless of financial circumstances.

The Smith-Warner Family hopes that others who have enjoyed and have been impacted by Winterim and Exchange travel will be inspired to help future generations of young women have similar global study experiences.

Other Endowments The Adeline Fund The Adeline Fund was established anonymously in 2017 by Harpeth Hall parents in honor of their daughter to provide funding for girls who demonstrate financial need so that they may participate fully in the life of the school beyond the classroom.

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Endowment Funds (continued) Atticus Trust Scholarship Fund This endowment fund was established in 2000 and generates scholarship resources for students who demonstrate need. Preference is given to students who meet the school’s criteria of diversity. Atticus Trust board member Nina Brown de Clercq ’86 directed the gift to establish this fund.

The Bryant Family Scholarship Fund With a belief in the importance of socio-economic diversity at Harpeth Hall, Rick and Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 established this scholarship fund for girls who enter Harpeth Hall in the Daugh W. Smith Middle School and who demonstrate high financial need. This endowed fund is given in honor of the Bryants’ daughter Laura Lea Bryant ’04 and sons John F. Bryant and William V. Bryant who are graduates of Montgomery Bell Academy.

Cindy Crist Art Fund Julie and Larry Crist, along with friends and family, established this fund in 1986 in memory of their daughter, Cindy Crist ’85, a talented artist. Each year, income from this endowment is used to purchase a painting from a Senior Class artist who exemplifies the talent Cindy demonstrated. The painting is added to the Cindy Crist Collection.

Connery Family Endowment Fund Hud Connery and Cathy Ellis ’72 established this endowment fund in 2000 to provide general endowment funds for the School. This fund honors her mother, Martha Grissim Ellis ’41 and their daughter, Cate Connery Bury ’99.

The Corinne Sphire and Joseph Teaff Scholarship Fund Ann Teaff, Harpeth Hall Head of School from 1998 – 2014, established this fund with her husband Don McPherson to inspire future generations of young women at Harpeth Hall to pursue their own endless possibilities. This scholarship honors her parents who encouraged their children to pursue their own endless possibilities. The fund provides tuition assistance for young women with financial need.

The Curb Family Music Center and Amphitheatre Endowment This center was established by a gift from Linda and Mike Curb to build an entrance to the music and theatre departments and to enhance the choral and orchestral music rooms. The endowment provides support for the center and for campus preservation.

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The Davis Family Endowment This unrestricted endowment fund was first established in 1997 to support the school’s operations. The following members of the Davis family have contributed over time: Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis III, Virginia A. Davis, Adelaide Davis.

The 1982 Edward E. Ford Foundation Faculty Enrichment Fund In 1982, The Edward E. Ford Foundation established this Faculty Enrichment Fund to support opportunities for faculty enrichment and professional development.

Edie and David Johnson Family Scholarship Fund David and Edie Carell Johnson ’80 created this scholarship fund in 2010 to provide assistance to girls who demonstrate financial need, are committed to academic excellence, and wish to make positive contributions to the Harpeth Hall community and beyond.

The Elizabeth Leigh Horton Faculty Award Endowment With a planned gift to endowment, Ginger and Fred Horton will establish The Elizabeth Leigh Horton Faculty Award to recognize one Middle School teacher and one Upper School teacher who demonstrate heartfelt care and concern for each Harpeth Hall girl, in and out of the classroom.

Dr. and Mrs. Horton are making this gift in memory of their daughter Leigh ’85 who passed away in 1984 just before her senior year. The award is in recognition of the love and support the faculty showed Leigh during the six years she was honored to attend Harpeth Hall.

The Faculty Innovation Fund In honor of the Harpeth Hall faculty, former Head of School Ann Teaff and her husband Don McPherson established The Faculty Innovation Fund in 2018 to inspire and support teachers’ newest and best ideas for educating girls and young women. This endowed fund provides resources for faculty who wish to launch a creative and innovative concept meant to enhance teaching and learning in the 21st century classroom.

The Frank and Irene Dougherty Scholarship Fund This endowment for financial aid established in 2010 by Pam and Mike Koban honors Pam’s grandparents, Frank and Irene Dougherty, from the Colorado prairie town of Lamar. Irene taught kindergarten through sixth grade in a one-room school. After she married Frank, they owned one of the few plumbing businesses in the area for 50 years and instilled in their progeny the value of a good education. Of their three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren, each one earned both undergraduate and graduate degrees.

In 2000, their great-granddaughter, Katie Koban, graduated from Harpeth Hall.

Grace Wilson Irvin ’70 Winterim-in-France Scholarship After Grace Irvin’s untimely death in May 2000, her relatives established this scholarship in her memory to help a Harpeth Hall French student participate in the Winterim trip to France.

The Helen Mullins Manning Mathematics Endowment Established in memory Helen Mullins Manning, Ward-Belmont – Class of 1930, by her daughter and former Harpeth Hall faculty member Nancy Manning VanDevender, this endowment provides an award that honors a senior who has exhibited both enthusiasm for and outstanding achievement in higher mathematics.

Idanelle McMurry Center for Arts and Athletics Former heads of schools and colleagues established this permanent endowment fund to honor Miss Idanelle “Sam” McMurry ’43 on her 80th birthday. They wished to recognize her for her lifelong commitment to education including service to Harpeth Hall, other independent schools, and national educational organizations.

The endowment fund will help ensure the long-term care and maintenance of the Idanelle McMurry Center for Arts and Athletics on Harpeth Hall’s campus. The McMurry Building houses a 700-seat theatre, art gallery, gymnasium, and dance, music and theatre classrooms. The facility opened in 1977 and was named for Miss McMurry in recognition of her leadership as Harpeth Hall’s second Head of School.

The Jeannette Simpson Andrews Endowed Fund for Mathematics Faculty Jeannette Andrews was a beloved mathematics teacher at Harpeth Hall from 1969 to 1985 and the mother of four children, including Betty Andrews, Class of 1975. Until her death at the age of 90 in 2017, Jeannette remained sharp, held herself and others to high standards, and loved Harpeth Hall.

This endowment in her memory was established by her husband of 61 years, Dr. John S. (Steve) Andrews, to provide resources for exceptional professional development opportunities for the Harpeth Hall mathematics faculty.

The John and Carol Cobb Rochford Fund for Teaching Excellence With heartfelt appreciation for Harpeth Hall faculty, John and Carol Cobb Rochford ’61 established this endowment in 2019 to ensure the school’s ability to attract, support, and retain outstanding educators.

Carol, daughters Dianne Rochford Kirby ’82 and Elizabeth Rochford Luttrull ’92, and granddaughters Caroline Luttrull ’24 and Katherine Luttrull ’26 have all benefitted from inspiring teachers at Harpeth Hall.

The John W. Hunt Faculty Enrichment Fund The John W. Hunt Faculty Enrichment Fund was established by Mrs. John W. Hunt in 1981.

Its purpose is to support faculty professional development and enrichment activities.

The Katherine Graham Endowed Fund A devoted friend to Harpeth Hall, Katherine Graham passed away in 2019 and left a generous bequest to the school. In addition to her numerous leadership roles in the Nashville Women’s Golf Association and the USGA, Mrs. Graham volunteered for the Red Cross and many other civic organizations in Nashville. She was impressed

by Harpeth Hall’s community service work and wished to support the school in a meaningful way. This general endowment provides overall support for Harpeth Hall’s mission of educational excellence for girls.

Louise Broome Trickett Fund for Excellence in Teaching The Trickett Family, including Mr. and Mrs. William E. Trickett, Gail Trickett Trapp ’69, Laura Trickett Riley ’70, and Reed Edward Trickett, established this endowment fund in 2000 in memory of Louise Broome Trickett. The fund supports faculty compensation and professional development in the upper school.

The Marguerite Weaver Kondracke Fund for Excellence in School Leadership Established in 2000 by Marguerite Weaver Kondracke ’64, this fund provides support to attract, retain, and support the Harpeth Hall Head of School. It is meant to ensure leadership excellence at Harpeth Hall for all generations.

Martha Grissim Ellis Art Studio Endowment Made possible through a gift from Hud Connery and Cathy Ellis ’72, this endowment honors her mother, Martha Ellis ’41, and their daughter, Cate Connery Bury ’99. The endowment provides support for the arts.

Massey Lecture Series Established by Barbara Massey Rogers ’56, this endowed series provides funds to invite distinguished thinkers on moral and ethical issues to campus. This program inspires and fosters Harpeth Hall’s commitment to a moral awareness and ethical climate focusing specifically on integrity, charity, and goodness in our life together on campus.

The Melkus Family Science Endowment Funded through a gift from Lynn and Ken Melkus to honor their daughter, Lauren Evelyn Melkus ’96, this endowment provides funds to support the Middle School science program.

The Poteat Scholarship Fund This endowment fund was established in memory of Mary Jane Poteat ’66 by her sisters, Sylvia Poteat Cannon and Cynthia Poteat Sewell ’61. Upon the untimely death of Sylvia in 2004, gifts made in her memory were added to a permanent scholarship endowment fund for a scholarship for an alumna’s daughter.

Sara Womack Warner Scholarship Fund This scholarship fund was established in 1997 by Beth and Dudley Warner in honor of his mother, Sara Womack Warner ’35. Scholarship funds support an upper school student interested in music or performing arts.

The Souby Hall Preservation Fund Through generous capital gifts to The Campaign for Harpeth Hall from 2000-2005, Harpeth Hall’s first classroom building — Souby Hall — was updated and renovated. In 2007 and 2008, The Souby Hall Preservation Fund was endowed with bequests from past trustee Sydney Keeble and his wife, Sheila. This fund preserves and maintains Souby Hall, originally the home of Mr. Keeble’s grandmother. Previous capital projects as well as this endowment will sustain Harpeth Hall’s landmark for the future.

Dr. Stephanie Balmer National Advisory Council (NAC) Grant Endowment As a lasting tribute to our sixth Head of School, Dr. Stephanie Balmer, Derek and Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 permanently endowed the Dr. Stephanie Balmer National Advisory Council (NAC) Grant in 2019. Initially established by the National Advisory Council in 2018 under the leadership of NAC Co-Chairs Marcie Van Mol and Alison Smith, the program for rising seniors continues Dr. Balmer’s legacy of inspiring young women to expand their horizons and courageously pursue knowledge and experiences through summer study or a summer internship.

Stephen Frost Nichols Garden Fund This endowment fund was established in 1992 in memory of Stephen Frost Nichols, son of Polly Jordan Nichols ’53. Funds are for the maintenance and beautification of the garden and for campus preservation.

The Trinity Scholarship The scholarship fund was established by Thomas W. Schlater III in 2011 rewarding a deserving student who sets and achieves high goals. Tom learned the value of education from his father and his mother, Mary Hughes Schlater ’24. Each of his daughters benefited from a Harpeth Hall education: Sarah Schlater Yavorski ’75, Amy Schlater-Berg ’77, and Mary Elizabeth Schlater ’81.

Endowments Held by Others The Richards Fund for the Study of Latin and the Classics at Harpeth Hall Barbara Richards Haugen ’68 and her family established this endowment in 2000 through a gift to the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. This fund provides annual income to Harpeth Hall to support teaching of Latin and the Classics.

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Founders Society The Founders Society was established in 1995 to recognize all alumnae and friends who have included the School in their estate plans by bequest, a life income plan or some form of deferred gift. Founders Society members are committed to ensuring that Harpeth Hall will endure for future generations — helping students learn to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably. Harpeth Hall recognizes with gratitude the members of The Founders Society.

Anonymous (4) Madeline Reynolds Adams ’52 Beth Scott Clayton Amos ’82 F Jean Ann Stewart Banker Mandy Simpson Barbara ’54 John W. and Betty Jane Guffee Barringer ’59 Susan McKeand Baughman ’56 Frank Henry Boehm Elizabeth Boord Dennis Bottorff Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Varina Frazer Buntin ’61 Trudy Ward Carpenter ’76 Grace Clayton ’01 Anita Cochran Florence Fletcher Coke ’55 Linda Williams Dale ’56 Adelaide Davis ’79 Florence Stumb Davis ’55 Patty Litton Delony ’66 Kelly Diehl ’05 Catherine Clark Ellis ’72 James David Evans Cathy Frierson ’72 Penelope Logan Furry ’83 F Raleigh Anne Blank Gray ’03 Beth Creighton Harwell ’55 Melissa and Robert Henry Cynthia Hill Jess Hill F Robert Candee Hilton Helen Berry Holland ’82 Ginger and Fred Horton Everette Howell Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 Martha Rivers Ingram Jane Berry Jacques ’72 Jeanine Scott Johnson ’68 Mary Jo Freeman Johnson ’73 David and Barbara Sewell Jones ’61 Connie Williams King ’47 Jean S. and Robert L. Kirkpatrick, Jr. Emily Fletcher Kitchel ’51

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Pam and Mike Koban Marguerite Weaver Kondracke ’64 Paul H. Kuhn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Risley P. Lawrence Lynn Maddox Dibbie Smith Martin ’78 Leslie Matthews Alice Kelly McCurdy ’59 Anne and George McGugin Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 Floy Oliver Daugherty Mills ’72 Susan Moll Pat Neblett Moran ’51 Carole Minton Nelson ’56 Noni Nielsen ’93 Sallie King Norton ’71 Laura Frances Parrish ’73 Zee Pendleton Mary Alice Quinn ’54 Derril W. and Margaret Delaney Reeves Leah Schwantes Rhys Anne Saint and Mike Saint * Cathy Tosh Shell ’74 F W. Lucas and Susan Willingham Simons ’60 Mary Schlater Stumb ’53 Cathy Cate Sullivan ’73 Ann M. Teaff Jacqueline Glover Thompson ’64 Gray Oliver Thornburg ’72 Kate Thweatt ’60 Annie Orr Trost ’57 F James R. Tully III Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Lynne Wallman ’66 Peggy Smith Warner ’54 Dianne Buttrey Wild ’66 Irene Jackson Wills ’56 Mandy Haynes Young ’85

We also offer our appreciation to the following donors, now deceased, who have provided a gift through their estate in perpetual support of The Harpeth Hall School.

Anonymous Jeannette Andrews Betty Oman Buntin ’49 Rogers Buntin Willie D. Johnson Buntin ’29 Joanne Hampton Callis ’40 Paul V. Callis Ann Scott Carell Patty Litton Chadwell ’35 William S. Cochran, Jr. Llewelyna Granbery Cornelius ’37 Virginia Tipton Craig ’51 Brownlee Owen Currey, Jr. Dugan Davis Frances Bond Davis Frances Riley Delony ’69 Jane Chadwell Delony ’39 Carol Clark Elam ’66 Roy O. Elam III Carolyn Jones Estes Elinor Crawford Ewing Rachael Farris ’37 Polly A. Fessey ’45 Barry Bennett Gibbs ’52 Katherine D. Graham James T. Granbery, Jr. Grace Ward Hall ’53 Frances Hassell-Wade ’27 Elmore Hill Ellen Bowers Hofstead James W. Hofstead E. Bronson Ingram Sydney F. Keeble Sheila Broderick Keeble Ellen Spangler Lawrence ’41 Margaret and Frank Leu

Mary Lee Mathews Manier ’42 William R. Manier III Jack C. Massey Emmie Jackson McDonald ’44 Idanelle (Sam) McMurry ’43 Kathleen LaRue Miller ’30 Gilbertine Moore ’35 Elizabeth Langston Morel ’48 Penelope Mountfort Polly Jordan Nichols ’53 Pauline Hassell Nicholson ’19 Gertrude Casepier Oswald Lulu Hampton Owen Eugene Pargh Madeline Pargh A. Knox Patterson Frances E. Pearson ’33 Nancy Kimbrough Perkins Reverend Florence Pert ’49 Mary Knox Berger Pilkerton ’55 Jean Stewart Schaeffer ’35 Thomas W. Schlater Sarah Boyd Smartt Alden H. Smith, Jr. Alden H. Smith, Sr. Gayle Elam Smith Diana Thompson DeWitt C. Thompson III Lucinda Thornton Trabue ’66 William E. Trickett William Waller, Jr. Mrs. James A. Webb, Jr. Betsy Burgess Widman ’37

If you have included Harpeth Hall in your estate planning or would like information on ways to do so, please contact Emily Gianis, Associate Director of Advancement, at 615-301-9295 or emily.gianis@harpethhall.org

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Museum of the Moon provided an inspiring and educational event for our community on the heels of the devastating Nashville tornadoes and prior to the emergence of a global pandemic. The moon brought all of us an opportunity to come together to support each other and our greater Nashville community.

Our fundraising efforts helped fund three campus initiatives. First, the HHPA donated money to support the Harpeth Hall Speakers Fund. Second, we made a commitment to the renovation of Bullard Gymnasium into an innovative teaching and learning space, which is currently under review by the Board of Trustees. Finally, we donated to The Olivia Fund, which helps students and families who demonstrate need with school expenses beyond tuition that are not covered by financial aid.

In addition, our HHPA Board decided to set aside excess money to help future HHPA Boards fund programs for our girls.

Mary Helfrich

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was my great honor to serve as the HHPA President in 2019-2020 and to partner with so many dedicated parent volunteers.

Even though many of our HHPA spring events were canceled, our volunteers worked tirelessly to come up with distanced alternatives.

None of us will ever forget the Spring of 2020. I will always be grateful for parents’ help and support before, and after, COVID-19 turned all our lives upside down.

Thanks to the enthusiasm and hard work of Jackie Daniel, Louise Kohler, and their army of volunteers, the 2020 Moon Landing and Main Event was an incredible success raising just over $100,000.

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Personally, my husband Loring and I are so grateful that our daughters have the gift of a Harpeth Hall education. My tenure as HHPA President coincided with our daughter Reid’s senior year. To see her enter as a curious, wide-eyed and excited fifth grade girl and graduate as an accomplished, compassionate, motivated young woman, is pretty special. The reasons we chose Harpeth Hall for our girls, and our family, came full circle. Reid has now successfully transitioned to Wake Forest University. Thanks to her Harpeth Hall education, she has not missed a beat! Hannah ’22 is happily navigating her way through her junior year. The support of her incredible teachers and the lifelong friendships she has cultivated solidify why Harpeth Hall is the best place for her.

We are excited to see how Hannah’s Harpeth Hall experience will launch her into college in 2022.

Thank you for making my year as HHPA President so rewarding and fun.

And, thank you, Harpeth Hall, for what you do for all girls and families.

Mary Helfrich, 2019-20 HHPA President and mother of Reid ’20 and Hannah ’22

The Main Event 2020 We are grateful to the Harpeth Hall Parents Association for their volunteer service and for providing an extraordinary week-long experience for our community with the Museum of the Moon art installation. Their fundraising efforts resulted in a gift for a Harpeth Hall Speakers Fund and a commitment of $80,000 toward a proposed project, the transformation of Bullard Gymnasium into an innovative teaching and learning space, a vision project currently under review by the Board of Trustees.

Platinum Corporate Sponsors Anonymous Pinnacle Financial Partners Plaid Corporate Sponsors Covenant Partners, LLC Cumberland Skin Surgery and Dermatology The Food Company The Parent Company Western Express, Inc. Green Corporate Sponsors Bone McAllester Norton PLLC Melissa and Bobby Frist Johnson Johnson Crabtree Architects PC Orcutt | Winslow School Facility Management & Maintenance TBH Global Asset Management W.R. Newman & Associates Inc. Gray Corporate Sponsors Abigail Draper, LLC American Paper & Twine Co. Barbieri Orthodontics ChemDry Daigh Rick Landscape Architects Fridrich & Clark Realty, LLC Hillsboro Pediatric Dentistry IVX Health Jones Bros Contractors, LLC Nashville Plastic Surgery Optique Pancoast Benefits Pioneer Coach, Inc. Plastic Surgery Center of Nashville Regents Health Resources Ruby & Clementine Hall Magnolia Patrons Melinda Owen Bass Anne Dean and Todd Bottorff Lisa and Rich Cassidy

Connie and Tom Cigarran Katherine and Chris Cigarran Sandy and Jim Dalton Shea and Doug Ghertner Barbara and Greg Hagood Roxana and James Hare Mary and Loring Helfrich Jodi and Hal Hess Collins and Tom Hooper Lizzie and Paul Kappelman Louise and Neil Kohler Maxine and Frank Majors Jennifer and Jim Morrison Marilynn Michaud and Bjarki Olafsson Michelle and Steve Proctor Donna and Jay Richards Margaret and Michael Shivers Katie and Tom Steele Stones River Dermatology Laura and Junior Nelson Lella and Bruce Wilbanks Dogwood Patrons Anonymous Jane and Greg Allen Beth Scott Clayton Amos, LUTCF, CLTC Dana and Greg Averbuch Emily and Colin Barker Sarah and Bo Bartholomew Lisa and Jamie Cheek Mary Britton and Jody Cummings Hylyn and Utpal DavĂŠ Ali and Justin Davis Carter and Chris Dawson Joy and John Day Kate and Todd Figler Martha and L.A. Galyon Liza and Jay Graves Meredith and Parker Griffith Chrissy and Bill Hagerty Elizabeth and Bill Hawkins Jess and Moe Hill Nina Cuchetto-Lindley and Michael Lindley McCarter and Beauchamp, PLLC

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The Main Event 2020 (continued) Vickie and Howard Mertz Kerstin and Will Meyer Sara and Tim Meyer Sanders and Matt Miller Amy and Kevin Millslagle Jennifer Halpern and David Moore Barbara Keith and Richard Payne Carol Len and Scott Portis Amy Liz and John Riddick Elia and John Sheldon Jane Siegel Mary Katherine and Earle Simmons Monty and John Steele Stacey and Bill Tirrill Julie and Tom Wilson Mandy and Stephen Young Hydrangea Patrons Lucija and Adam Anderson Deanna and Jaratt Bell Jen Bottorff Mary Margaret and Peter Bourbeau Holly and Gordon Brewer Lolly and Allen Brown Liza Byrd Miller and Jason Callen Jessica and Chip Clark Julie and Roy Claverie Liza and Greg Coleman Holly and Gabe Coltea Laura and Matt Daniel Jen and Andy Davis Kennon and Marc Dennis Kelly and Chan Dillon Lyn and Frank Downey Nancy and Hugh Entrekin Monica and Glenn Farner Lee and Mark Fentriss Julia and Jeff Gaw Anne and Don Gilmour Amelia Strobel and Bob Glenn Suzanne and Mark Goodman Charlotte and Keith Gothard Karine and Ali Al Hajery Jenny Hannon Chandler and Jack Harrington Susan and Robert Hartmann Matt Hassan Angie and Arthur Henderson Christy and John Hermann Rachel and David Hornsby Jane and Jack Jacques Allison and Greg Jones Shana and Jason Krumwiede Kristin and Adin Lara

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Anjali and Greg Lewis Neeta and Biljoy Maliakal Mollie and Jesse Mann Blair and Bernie McEvoy Neely and Frank McGrew Christie and Chris Mitchell Susan and Steve Moll Helen and Kevin Moore Diane Mosley Nancy and Huck Muldowney Adelaide and Matthew Ness Noni Nielsen Allison and John Nisbet Alyce and Michael Ory Jill and Joe Parker Amy Seigenthaler and Tim Pierce Nicole and Rob Pittman Kaki Pulliam Meera Ballal and Seenu Reddy Jill and Patrick Rork Elizabeth and Sean Ryan Kathy and Ken Savage Rachel and Will Ed Settle Mary Jo and Steve Shankle Kelly and Douglas Shirley Julie Smith Madie Smith Laura and Ron Stanley Kristina Storck Ashley and Martin Strobel

Hunter McDonald and Cathy Cate Sullivan Stephanie and Ted Tatro Ann Teaff and Don McPherson Jackie and De Thompson Emily and Crom Tidwell Ashna and Mayur Tipnis Lynne and Henry Trost Liz and Lee Vaughan Julie Walker Dudley Brown White Becca and Brent Williams Katherine and Jay Williams Melanie Williams Heather and Morgan Wills Shaun and Marc Wilson Sarah and Jackson Wray Friends of the Main Event Stephanie and Forrest Conner Jennifer and John Nelson Judy and John Warner In-Kind Donors Athens Distributing Company The Food Co. Hey Sugar Saint Stephen TC Craft Trevor Turndrup and Moon Taxi The Wine Chap

Special Thanks Auction Chairs Suzanne Goodman Sarah Wray Jessica Bliss, The Tennessean Corporate Sponsor Chairs Hardin Daniel Neil Kohler Shana and Jason Krumwiede Jennie and John Witherspoon Harpeth Hall Security John Hermann Ginger and Fred Horton Lindsay Jamieson Luke Jerram Micah Jones Jesse Mann Tom Murphy Patrons Party Chairs Katherine Cigarran Carter Dawson Mollie Mann Relay Productions Amy Seigenthaler SFM Facilities Management & Maintenance Dr. Susan G. Stewart Leela Thornfield

Parents Christina and Wil Stewart and Geri and Kevin Howard enjoy The Main Event.

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The Main Event 2020 Auction Donors A Fresh Space Abigail Draper, LLC Anomaly Anzie Blue John and Carey Clarke Aron ’86 The Bang Candy Company The Bar Method Nashville Langford Barksdale barre3 Baylor Bone Interiors Jim Beavers Belle Meade Animal Hospital Belle Meade Framers and Gallery Berry Organized Photo Organizing Betty Atwell Design LLC bits & bobs nashville The Blowout Company Bonnaroo Works Fund Boost FitClub Nashville Brentwood Driver Training Brentwood Jewelry and Gifts Anne Blair Brown ’87 Bet Bruns Laura Lea Bryant ’04 Cate Connery Bury ’99 Camp Greystone Camp Nakanawa for Girls Camp Skyline Ranch for Girls Carden Avenue Carolyn Thombs Photography Christina Cohn Ceramics City Lash & Beauty City Winery Nashville Clint Newman, D.D.S. The Container Store Cook Builders, LLC Creekside Garden Center and Landscaping Chris and Carter Murray Dawson ’89 Joy and John Day Kennon and Marc Dennis Dessert Designs by Leland Dr. J.J. Wendel Plastic Surgery Draper James Draper Jewelry Company Drybar The Dry House Executive Travel & Parking Fab’rik Fix Juice Company The Food Company Franklin Road Apparel Company

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The French Shoppe Frist Art Museum Fruition Salon G & G Interiors Gilpin Facial Plastics + Aesthetics Giovanni Ristorante and Bar Glitz Nashville Gluck Orthodontics Goo Goo Cluster, LLC Green Hills Seamstress H. Audrey Habit Boutique Hampton Inn and Suites, Green Hills Harpeth Hall Summer Programs Hart Ace Hardware Hearne Dry Goods Co. Christy and John Hermann Hero Hey Sugar Dan and Paiden Stewart Hite ’81 Hot Pink Hotel Domestique | Restaurant 17 Interior Anthology J. H. Ranch J. Hilburn Mens Custom Clothing J. McLaughlin Judith Bright, LLC Lizzie and Paul Kappelman Kayce Hughes LLC Kendra Gene Portrait Kendra Scott LaBella e Famosa Spa of Green Hills Lexus of Nashville, Lexus of Coolsprings Little Gourmand Neil Master Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 The McCallie School Susan and Dan McVicker Meel Melissa Langley MD Aesthetics Mercedes-Benz of Music City Meyer Davis Mills Uniform Company Montgomery Bell Academy Nashville Artist Collective Nashville Plastic Surgery Nashville Psych, LLC Nashville Symphony Nashville Theatre School Nashville Zoo The Nashville Predators Nothing Bundt Cakes

Optique Otaku Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Nashville Mary Daugherty Overstreet ’77 The Pancake Pantry The Pasta Shoppe The Peach Truck Peg Leg Porker The Perfect Pair Phillips Toy Mart Tammy Tao Desserts Plaid Rabbit Gifts and Properly Plaid Portraits by Griggs Pure Sweat + Float Studio Reed Smythe & Company The Registry Restore Hormonal Wellness Ryman Auditorium Sam’s Place Belle Meade Sarah Bartholomew Design SculptHouse SEE Eyeware Sherman Aesthetic Center Shindigs & Celebrations Sieveking Plastic Surgery Sims Orthodontics SkinRN Aesthetics Sperry’s Restaurant Steve Kravitz Physical Therapy Strategic Hospitality Style House Salon Suddenly Simple Professional Organizing Tara Armistead Landscape Architecture Taylor Home Solutions Tiffany & Co. Trabeautiful Designs Lynne and Henry Trost Van Mol Restoration Vineyard Vines Virgil Herring Golf WE Communications Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Wieck, Sr. The Wilko Group, Inc. Louise and Neil Kohler William Morris Endeavor Entertainment WIPT Designs In-Home Organizing Reese Witherspoon ’94 Woo Skincare & Cosmetics Carol and Charlie Wray

Wall of Wine Donors Holly and Gordon Brewer Maggie and Todd Counter Jennifer and Chad Cunningham Alberta and David Fitzgerald Phyllis and Steve Fridrich Jenny Hannon Jodi and Hal Hess Collins and Tom Hooper Kristine Phillips and Patrick Hu Louise and Neil Kohler Maxine and Frank Majors Emma and Tate McDaniel Neely and Frank McGrew Anna and David Morad Nancy and Huck Muldowney Nancy and Tom Murphy Alyce and Michael Ory Ashby and Colin Rushing Samara and David Silvester Perian and Sam Strang Brande and Lee Thomas Terri and Scott Trichel Lella and Bruce Wilbanks Shaun and Marc Wilson Mandy and Stephen Young

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Volunteers Annual Fund Leadership Team Annual Fund Chairs Jane and Greg Allen Current Parent Chairs Carolyn and Steve Taylor Faculty Chairs Amy Emerson Mary Ellen Pethel Grandparent Chairs Skip and Dianne Buttrey Wild ’66 Harpeth Hall Alumnae Chair Allison Sisk Jones ’92 Major Gifts Chairs Alberta and David Fitzgerald Parents of Alumnae Chairs Becky and Tim Garrett Annual Fund Major Gifts Committee Major Gifts Chairs Alberta and David Fitzgerald Steve and Michelle Wolfe Proctor ’89 Kady and Chad Folk Megan and Brian Fox Martha and L.A. Galyon Barbara and Greg Hagood Alice and Andrew Wall

Harpeth Hall Alumnae Chair Allison Sisk Jones ’92 Ann Dobson Tidwell ’58 Lattie Noel Brown ’61 Ruth Orr Napier ’63 Mindy Thompson Orman ’67 Sallie King Norton ’71 Mary Lea Gibson Bryant ’72 Gray Oliver Thornburg ’72 Nancy Brown Sparrow ’79 Tammy Wolcott ’81 Allison Wills Brooks ’82 Mary Lauren Barfield Allen ’88 Dabney Ledyard ’88 Elizabeth Kraft Bleecker ’91 Mary Brooke Akers Bonadies ’93 Noni Nielsen ’93 Nicole Earle Perry ’93 Jennifer Kain Richardson ’96 Beth Sherrard Fernandes ’97 Grace Clayton ’01 Ann Ezzell Williford ’01 Grace Richardson Johnson ’02 Neel Webb Young ’02 Tori Tucker Alexander ’03 Laurie Spradley ’07 Annual Fund Parents of Alumnae Committee

Annual Fund Current Parent Committee

Parents of Alumnae Chairs Becky and Tim Garrett

Current Parent Chairs Carolyn and Steve Taylor

7th Grade Class Chairs Michele and Jim Wojciechowski

Laurie and Marshall Albritton Tracy and Keith Frazier Lael and Gordon Kiesling Wendy and Jay Longmire Missy and Doug Markham Robin and David Puryear Beth Adams and David Scott Mary Jo and Steve Shankle Sara and Gary Temple

8th Grade Class Chairs Jake and Jennifer Braden Myers ’88

Alumnae Association Officers 2019-2020

9th Grade Class Chairs Paige and Matt Kisber

President Julie Riven Dretler ’89

10th Grade Class Chairs Rowanne and Jay McKnight

President Elect Kate Sherrard Chinn ’93

11th Grade Class Chairs Lyn and Frank Downey

Margie Fish Martin ’67 Mary Hawkins ’76 Elizabeth Thomas Trabue ’87 Anne Blaufuss ’90

5th Grade Class Chairs Jason and Miller Wild Callen ’94 6th Grade Class Chairs Susan John and John Benjamin

12th Grade Class Chairs Charles Robert and Sacha Engel Bone ’93

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Allison Sisk Jones ’92 Jennie Stevens Witherspoon ’94 Meredith McDonald Stewart ’96 Megan Casey ’00 Jenny Patterson Camp ’02 Tori Tucker Alexander ’03 Margaret Riley King ’03 Caitlin Anthony ’07 Emily Whitson ’10 Alumnae Relations Class Ambassadors Liz Barcus ’08 Grace Douglas ’08 Emily Manning ’08 Lacy Broemel ’09 Kathleen Riley ’09 Caroline Winsett Weldon ’09 Chloe Lainhart ’10 Chelsea Stessel Sells ’10 Sara Anderson ’11 Meredith Lang ’11 Campbell Mobley ’11 Bailey Frost ’12 Claire Johnson ’12 Katie Neal Sullivan ’12 Sarah Allen Ray ’12 Meg Stark ’12 Julie Wilson ’12 Emily Apple ’13 Michelle Chintanaphol ’13 Caroline Hoffman ’13 Mary Denton Stumb ’13 Warner Tidwell ’13 Cason Blackwell ’14 Riley Frost ’14 Whatley Hamilton ’14 Rebecca Morris ’14 Allie Rose Gregg ’15 Noni Marshall ’15 Helen Mistler ’15 Ashley Williams ’15 Kate Capizzi ’16 Olivia Dobbs ’16 Sellars Huy ’16 Sarah Perlin ’16 Whitley Taylor ’16 Claire Temple ’16 Franny Ford ’17 Murray Hannon ’17 Vivian Herzog ’17 Georgia Weathers ’17 Emma Wise ’17 Rachel Brown ’18 Marguerite Coombs ’18

Margaret Gaw ’18 Lady Frances Hamilton ’18 Bradford Harrington ’18 Lia Hayduk ’18 Shaye Hendricks ’18 Audrey Overholt ’18 Margot May ’18 Maddie Miller ’18 Kathleen Norton ’18 Caroline Ryan ’18 Ellie Truitt ’18 Browning Clark ’19 Anne Earthman ’19 Tess Herzog ’19 Millie Kirkland ’19 Jacqueline Maxwell ’19 Kate Pittman ’19 Catherine Smith ’19 Career Day 2019-2020 Participants Co-Chairs Caitlin Anthony ’07 Margaret Riley King ’03 Leigh Fitts ’91 Varina Buntin Willse ’95 Kristine West ’96 Holly Meadows Baird ’97 Emy Noel Sanderson ’98 Jamie McGee Chenery ’01 Jessica Turk ’02 Abby Gallagher Vann ’03 Clare Harbison Ashford ’03 Tori Tucker Alexander ’03 Berry Kennedy ’04 Ellen Green Hoffman ’04 Hannah Menefee Dudney ’04 Hayley Phipps Robinson ’04 Laura Lea Bryant ’04 Kelly Diehl ’05 Lindy Johnson ’05 Sarah Baker Daugherty ’05 Diana Wallace ’06 Katie Geer Hutto ’06 Allison Dowdle ’07 Blair Carter ’07 Brooke Worthington ’07 Caroline McDonald ’07 Mamie Nichols Murphy ’07 Murray Benson ’07 Maddie Teren Adams ’08 Mary Lucille Noah ’08 Emily Whitson ’10 Molly Saint Sung ’10 Campbell Markham Wouters ’12 Sophie Cudd ’15

Sara Stessel and Jane Coble with 2020 Alumnae Art Exhibit Co-Chair Anne Hightower Trainer ’89 Head’s Young Alumnae Council Members 2019-2020 Co-Chairs Amy Scruggs Adams ’01 Audrey Ball Guest ’02 Sara Mason Bovender ’99 Katie Koban Braddy ’00 Amanda Norman ’00 Jacqueline Thompson Towery ’00 Michelle Gaskin Brown ’01 Grace Clayton ’01 Jennifer Harrison Hutton ’01 Cassie McConnell Kelley ’01 Julie Cato Marshall ’01 Carey Floyd McDonald ’01 Amy Warner Greathouse ’02 Mary D. Bartoe Oldacre ’02 Neel Webb Young ’02 Rachel Price Apple ’03

Hays Brandon Estes ’03 Marion Granbery Floyd ’03 Sara Morris Garner ’03 Lana Sorin Pargh ’03 Lyndsey Johnson Rollins ’03 Abby Sinks Spaulding ’03 Ellen Green Hoffman ’04 Elizabeth Bradbury McAlpin ’04 Hayley Phipps Robinson ’04 Anna Gernert Carr ’05 Kelly Diehl ’05 Aly Armistead Greer ’05 Brooke Bloom Riebeling ’05 Paige Watson Bacon ’06 Elizabeth Grote Frist ’06 Lindsay Jacques Irving ’06 Claire Nuismer ’06 Dede Nesbitt Palmer ’06 Eileen Campbell Hart ’07 Rebecca Barden Newman ’07

Laurie Spradley ’07 Diane Uwamahoro ’07 Ann Ralls Niewold Brown ’08 Mary Julia Bressman Hannon ’08 Aline Dushimire ’09 Ann Francis Garvey ’09 Mary Daniel Smith Danieley ’10 Mabry Jackson ’10 Marianna Weaver ’10 Campbell Mobley ’11 Lilly Carver ’12 National Advisory Council 2019-2020 Chair Ellen Maguire Vick ’89 Elizabeth Collins ’72 Nina Brown de Clercq ’86 Beth Rather Gorman ’90

Holly Sears Sullivan ’90 Rebecca Hoke Zion ’93 Lauren Marler Chewning ’94 Mary Southwood Surber ’94 Katherine Wray ’95 Marla Mazer ’96 Anne Elizabeth McIntosh Tachek ’96 Anne Hancock Toomey ’97 Dwyla Beard ’98 Reed Harrison Nirula ’00 Frances Lewis ’01 Scottie Gambill Ryan ’02 Raleigh Anne Blank Gray ’03 Ashton Alexander ’04 Kimberly Hogg Massey ’04 Ryan McLaughlin Wood ’05 English Taylor Cowgill ’07 Christina Mishu ’07 Kate Sangervasi ’07 Catherine Ramsey Schulte ’08

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Volunteers (continued) Sabin Nettles ’09 Meredith Lang ’11 Lexi Mossman ’11 Reid Patton ’14 Jane Berry Jacques ’72, Ex-Officio Julie Riven Dretler ’89, Ex-Officio Amy Scruggs Adams ’01, Ex-Officio Audrey Ball Guest ’02, Ex-Officio National Advisory Council Honorary Members Pat Spickard Wildman ’58 Linda MacMurray Gibbs ’59 Carol Ledyard Hays ’59 Kathy Clark Lord ’60 Bennett Manning Brady ’61 Judy Shanks Denton ’61 Patricia Byrn Litow ’63 Marguerite Weaver Kondracke ’64 Jeanie Nelson ’65 Louise Bilbro Connell ’66 Maggie Ganier Crandall ’66 Patty Litton Delony ’66 Paula DeWitt Hughey ’66 Lucy Van Voorhees ’67 Linda Blair Cline ’68 Ellen Bronaugh Vergos ’68 Virginia Dale ’69 Catey Vander Naillen Carter ’70 Mary Ridley Livesay ’70 Lisa Morrissey LaVange ’71 Margaret Napier Morford ’73 Adell Crowe ’74 Shellie Sumner Unger ’74 Lindy Neff Mamer ’75 Mimi Wallace ’75 Elizabeth Colton Walls ’75 Karin Adams Barro ’77 Mary Hall Gregg ’77 Kristen Glasgow Solt ’78 Jeannie Cochran DuBose ’79 Olivia Miller Mullin ’79 Alison Smith ’79 Beth Bowers Vaughan ’79 Joanna McIntosh ’80 Gina Klein Jorasch ’81 Tracy Caulkins Stockwell ’81 Lala Cochran ’82 Mary Laird Warner Stewart ’82 Anne Shoulders ’83 Jessica Reynolds Pasley ’85 Jacqueline Saturn Dakar ’86 Delphine Sloan Damon ’86 Dallas Hagewood Wilt ’86

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Cynthia Averbuch Albin ’88 Ginger Hale ’88 Julie Riven Dretler ’89 Katie Braden Huffard ’89 Rebecca Miller Spicer ’89 Christine Johnston Warren ’89 Jennifer Corbett ’90 Brent Sharp Derrick ’90 Clark Elam Harwell ’90 Shea Duling Warner ’90 Heather Kirksey ’92 Natasha Taylor ’92 Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Lindsey Cigarran Axel ’93 Melissa Hampton Burghardt ’93 Kate Sherrard Chinn ’93 Mollie Mills Mann ’93 Noni Nielsen ’93 Holly Whetsell Coltea ’94 Sarah Oliver Warburton ’95 Beth Waltemath ’95 Brianne Frazier ’96 Lauren Melkus ’96 Kimberly Irion Yungfleisch ’96 Meghann McConnell Myers ’98 Brie Brown Buchanan ’99 Ann Stewart Banker Pendergrass ’01 Sally Jackson Ryan ’01 Bradley Wright Ferrarini ’02 Adrienne Thomas Lamar ’03 Betsy Buntin Rossi ’04 Morgan Stengel ’05 Reunion 2020 Chair Marguerite Nielsen Orndorff ’90 Kathy Grant Harrell ’70 Ellen Pitts Mayo ’70 Nancy Short Phipps ’75 Beth Porch Scruggs ’75 Nancy Graves Beveridge ’80 Katie Groos Nelson ’80 Betsy Mabry Peebles ’80 Ashley Clements MacLachlan ’85 Jessica Reynolds Pasley ’85 Anne Blaufuss ’90 Susie Creagh Elder ’90 Sarah Roberts Hart ’90 Blythe Durrett Browne ’95 Rachel Kraft Johnson ’95 Elizabeth Crocker Thomas ’95 Katie Howell Fayard ’00 Amy Campbell Pearson ’00 Caroline Hale Berberich ’05

Annie Brooks Hickerson ’05 Brooke Bloom Riebeling ’05 Katie Davidson ’10 Mabry Jackson ’10 Leslie Kimball ’10 Sarah Gorham ’15 Avery Hannon ’15 Emma Pruett ’15 Annie Stevens ’15 Distinguished Alumna Committee Chair Varina Buntin Willse ’95 Marie Dodson Maxwell ’64 Libby Oldfield Broadhurst ’73 Allison Wills Brooks ’82 Elizabeth Rochford Luttrell ’92 Kate Sherrard Chinn ’93 Caroline Hale Berberich ’05 Carly Rolfe ’10 HHConnectHER Steering Committee Co-Chairs Leigh Fitts ’91 Anne Nicholas Weiss ’98 Allison Wills Brooks ’82 Julie Riven Dretler ’89 Kate Sherrard Chinn ’93 Noni Nielsen ’93 Holly Whetsell Coltea ’94 Jennie Stevens Witherspoon ’94 Meredith McDonald Stewart ’96 Katie Koban Braddy ’00 Megan Casey ’00 Warner Tidwell ’13 Alumnae Art Exhibit 2020 Co-Chairs Beth Porter Lawremce ’96 Amanda Norman ’00 Anne Hightower Trainer ’89

Alumnae Regional Events Host Committees New York, NY Alison Smith ’79 Marcie Allen Van Mol ’92 Washington, D.C. Holly Sears Sullivan ’90 Michelle Gaskin Brown ’01 Sunday on Souby Co-Chairs Hays Brandon Estes ’03 Aly Armistead Greer ’05 Harpeth Hall Parents Association Executive Board President Mary Helfrich President-Elect Barbara Keith Payne Vice President, Athletics Tracy Link Vice President, Dads Network Rob Pittman Vice President, Middle School Sarah Long Communications Coordinator Christie Mitchell Vice President, Parent Community Elizabeth Sullivan Vice President, Special Events Abby Slagle Secretary Julie Walker Treasurer Brande Thomas Assistant Treasurer Allen Brown Past President Collins Hooper The Main Event Co-Chairs Jackie Daniel Louise Kohler Auction Co-Chairs Suzanne Goodman Sarah Wray

Mission Statement Harpeth Hall is an independent college preparatory school for young women where each student realizes her highest intellectual ability in the sciences, the humanities, and the arts, and discovers her creative and athletic talents. Harpeth Hall develops responsible citizens who have global perspectives and make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world. With a tradition of excellence and a commitment to life-long learning, Harpeth Hall educates young women to think critically, to lead confidently, and to live honorably.

2019-2020 Advancement Staff Director of Advancement Susan Moll

Alumnae Relations Manager Whatley Hamilton ’14

Advancement Events and Parent Relations Miller Wild Callen ’94

Donor Relations Jennifer Hinds

Director of Annual Giving Tracy Campbell Director of Alumnae Relations Scottie Fillebrown Coombs ’78

The 2019-2020 Report on Philanthropy includes the names of donors, as they have requested to be listed, whose gifts were received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019 and ending June 30, 2020. The Advancement Office has made every effort to ensure that the information on these pages is correct. In the preparation of such reports, however, errors occasionally occur despite our best efforts. If you have any questions please contact: Jennifer Hinds — Donor Relations, The Harpeth Hall School, 3801 Hobbs Road, Nashville, TN 37215, 615.346.0136 or hinds@harpethhall.org.

Associate Director of Advancement Emily Gianis

Advancement Administrative Coordinator Allison Brown Lott ’97 Advancement Services Manager Rachel Schneider Advancement Volunteer Interns Browning Clark ’19 Emma Downey ’18

SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: Head of School Jess Hill Director of the Upper School Armistead Lemon Director of the Middle School Judi O’Brien Director of Finance and Operations Tom Murphy Director of Marketing and Communications Jessica Bliss Graphic Design Lauren Finney

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