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

Brie Brown Buchanan ’99

Ilearned 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.

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 Annual Fund 29%

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

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

Class of 1970 Annual Fund 26%

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

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 Annual Fund 20%

Tricia Tichenor Altamirano Mary Lea Gibson Bryant Ginger Byrn Cathy Frierson

Alumnae Donors (continued)

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

Class of 1975 Annual Fund 46%

Anonymous Betty Barber Anderson Betty Andrews

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 Annual Fund 17%

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

Class of 1977 Annual Fund 15%

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

Class of 1978 Annual Fund 21%

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

Class of 1979 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 1980 Annual Fund 17%

Norda Aguila Leslie Gingles Baker Nancy Graves Beveridge Susan Herbert Bruner Allison Mills Duffey 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 1981 Annual Fund 11%

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

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

Michelle Chintanophol ’13

Harpeth 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

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

Alumnae Donors (continued)

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 2004 Annual Fund 22%

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 Berry Kennedy Kate Davis Lemmons Melinda Higgins Louden Kim Hogg Massey Elizabeth Bradbury McAlpin Keeley Wamp Powell Hayley Phipps Robinson Elizabeth Triggs Tipton Leslie Toth

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

Class of 2007 Annual Fund 26%

Caitlin Anthony Ruth Franklin Bailey Murray Benson Meredith Byrd Claire Burks Davis Caroline Hallemann Farno Eileen Campbell Hart Catherine Higham Sarah Zimmerman Jordan 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 2010 Annual Fund 26%

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

Grace Clayton ’01

When 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

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 Alumnae Donors (continued)

Lady of the Hall Keona Dordor ’20

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

The Taylor Family

We 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 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.