As I reflect on this past year, I am filled with gratitude for the remarkable generosity and unwavering support of our Collegiate family. Every gift to Collegiate has had a direct and meaningful impact on the lives of our students, helping us fulfill our mission to inspire academic excellence, extraordinary character, and global citizenship.
Your contributions are more than numbers on a page—they are investments in our students’ futures. Every dollar raised strengthens our academic programming, providing innovative resources and opportunities that allow our students to thrive in the classroom. Your support has also enhanced our Arts and Athletics programs, ensuring that our students can explore their talents, pursue their passions, and achieve their personal best, both on stage and on the field.
Thanks to your generosity, we can offer an educational experience that nurtures the whole child and equips our students with the skills, knowledge, and character to make a positive impact in the world.
On behalf of our faculty, staff, and especially our students, thank you for believing in the power of a Collegiate education and for helping us continue to grow stronger together.
Augusta Brown Holland ’94, Immediate Past President
MEMBERS
Campbell Brown
Dr. Alex Ding
Maggie Conner Faurest ’00
Doug Grissom
Lauren Huray
Laurence Nibur
Deana Paradis
Diana Robbins
Katie Rooprai
Michael Rust
Beth Salamon
Karen Trowbridge Savitz ’00
Kenny Vaughn
Erica Lee Williams
Mark Bowling ’03, Alumni Association President
Lucy Holzer, Parents Association President
DIRECTOR EMERITI
Paul J. Bickel III
Ceci Conway Boden ’85
Brian D. Cook ’94
Leslie Geoghegan
Babs Rodes Robinson ’80
Louise Rapp Wall ’47
DECEASED EMERITI
Cornelia Atherton
J. McFerran Barr
Mary Lee Blakely
Elleanor Gray Blakemore ’25
Barbara Beard Castleman ’46
Harriet Collis
Kitty McCracken Davis ’37
Florence Norvel Mack Heyburn
Boyce F. Martin, Sr. William M. Street ’09H
EX-OFFICIO
Dr. Robert P. Macrae, Head of School & The William M. Street Leadership Chair
Our Community, Our Vision: Louisville Collegiate School’s 2025–2030 Strategic Plan
By Jim McGuire, Associate Head of School
Since 1915, Louisville Collegiate School has been defined by its people — the students, teachers, families, and alumni whose relationships form the heart of our community. For more than a century, those connections have shaped not only what we teach, but how we live and learn together. With the launch of Our Community, Our Vision, the 2025–2030 Strategic Plan, we are building on that legacy. Born from two years of collaboration across our community, this plan blends the best of our past with a vision for the future that is bold, inclusive, and deeply Collegiate.
The journey toward this plan began with our most recent accreditation by the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS). The visiting team’s commendations confirmed Collegiate’s strengths in academics, faculty excellence, and character education. It also encouraged us to explore new possibilities. How might we better prepare students for an unpredictable future? How could we deepen belonging? What would it take to secure financial health for decades to come?
The Strategic Planning Steering Committee, composed of trustees, administrators, faculty, alumni, and parents, embraced these questions as an opportunity. Their charge was to create a mission-driven, forward-thinking plan shaped by as many voices as possible.
From the start, this was an inclusive process. Parents gathered in evening forums to share their hopes for their children’s growth. Students participated in focus groups where they spoke candidly about what inspires them and where they see room for change. Faculty and staff contributed through workshops and surveys, offering ideas grounded in both research and classroom experience. Alumni from across the country reflected on how Collegiate shaped their lives and provided ideas
for how the school might continue to do the same for future generations.
By the end of this process, we had collected hundreds of survey responses, detailed notes from dozens of conversations, and a wide range of perspectives. One clear theme emerged: Collegiate’s strength lies in its community.
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The themes from these conversations became the backbone of Our Community, Our Vision. The plan centers on six strategic priorities that reflect our mission and position us for continued success.
The first priority, Academic Excellence, will prepare students for future challenges with a curriculum that is research-based, competency-driven, and rich in experiential learning. Goals include promoting balance between academics, arts, and athletics; expanding service and experiential learning; fostering collaboration across divisions; and launching a mentorship program for faculty and staff.
Community & Belonging commits us to embedding inclusion into every part of school life. We will develop a visible, actionable belonging plan, deepen partnerships across Louisville, increase diversity among students and staff, and create spaces where underrepresented voices are heard and valued.
Health & Wellness will ensure that mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing remain at the heart of the Collegiate experience. This includes expanding counseling services, promoting healthy habits, integrating character development into daily life, and supporting sustainable balance for faculty, staff, and students.
Financial Sustainability will secure Collegiate’s future through goals such as doubling our endowment to $25 million, diversifying revenue streams, reducing reliance on tuition, and investing in faculty excellence. This priority also includes building toward a funded admissions model to expand access for students from all backgrounds.
Stakeholder Engagement will strengthen relationships with students, families, alumni, and community partners. Initiatives include enhancing opportunities for local and global citizenship, deepening alumni connections, improving communications, and acting on feedback from all stakeholders.
Finally, Campus Development will guide enhancements to our facilities so they continue to support learning, extracurricular engagement, and wellness. Plans include modernizing spaces, upgrading technology, improving safety, and increasing campus connectivity to foster collaboration.
While the plan provides a clear direction, it is the people behind it who make it meaningful. The Strategic Plan Co-Chairs, the Steering Committee, and numerous faculty, staff, parents, alumni, and students generously contributed their time and insight to ensure that this plan reflects both our aspirations and our realities. Head of School Rob Macrae emphasized that the process began with listening: “We knew this plan had to belong to everyone. That’s why we listened first, then wrote. It’s the only way to ensure our vision is truly a shared one.”
The launch of Our Community, Our Vision is not the end of the process — it is the beginning. Over the next five years, these priorities will guide decisions large and small. We will measure progress, share updates with the community, and adapt when needed to ensure we stay true to our mission. Transparency will be key, with regular updates appearing in electronic newsletters, future editions of the Bulletin, and on our website.
Already, the plan is taking shape. Faculty are exploring new experiential learning partnerships, wellness
program expansions are in discussion, and early steps toward campus improvements are underway.
Strategic plans can sometimes feel abstract, but at Collegiate, we see them in the everyday lives of our students. A belonging initiative might mean a ninth grader finds a mentor who shares her background and experiences. An academic program could give a fifth grader the chance to present research to an audience beyond the classroom. A campus upgrade might create a space where students collaborate after school on a shared project. Every goal in Our Community, Our Vision is about turning ideas into experiences that shape the lives of our students.
As we move forward, one thing remains constant: the heart of Collegiate is, and always will be, its community. For more than a century, that community has defined who we are. Today, it shapes where we are going. Our Community, Our Vision is our shared commitment to ensuring that the future is as bright as the possibilities ahead.
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PLANNING COMMITTEE
Dereck Barr-Pulliam, Co-Chair
Laurie Camp Vieth ’76, Co-Chair
Dr. Rob Macrae, Head of School
Jim McGuire, Associate Head of School
Tomarra Adams
Mark Bowling ’03
Alison Chmiel Brehm ’89
Brian D. Cook ’94
Alex Ding
Stephanie Disney
Lucy Holzer
Lauren Huray
Scott Kiefer
Nora FitzGerald
Meldrum ’92
Laurence Nibur
Diana Robbins
Karen Trowbridge Savitz ’00
Kenny Vaughn
Erica Lee Williams
Dear Collegiate Supporters:
We are proud to celebrate all that our community accomplished together at Louisville Collegiate School this past year. Through generous giving and dedicated volunteerism, families, alumni, faculty, and friends united to enrich the student experience in numerous ways. This strong and spirited community not only fuels a transformative education—it is also poised to bring Collegiate’s bold strategic plan to life— advancing Collegiate’s place as a resource for learning, leadership, and global citizenship for generations to come
“The Gap” in 2024-25
Every student at Louisville Collegiate School benefits from a strong Annual Fund, because each year, the school’s cost to educate every student is higher than the tuition. The difference between cost and tuition is what independent schools refer to as “the Gap.” In the 2024-25 school year, “the Gap” at Collegiate was more than $2,300 per student.
In the 2024-25 school year, the Collegiate community came together to bridge the Gap through:
The Annual Fund = $668,061 Events and Community Partnerships = $136,211 Endowment Draw of 5% = $495,121
15% “The Gap”
2024-25 HIGHLIGHTS
799 Students
411 Volunteers
1,164 Donors
181
2024-25 ANNUAL FUND AMBASSADORS
Thank you to our 2024-25 Annual Fund Chairs, Das and Katie Rooprai, and our Ambassadors:
Micah Daniels ’97
Michael and Meredith Erickson
Stephanie Fellon
Brooke Heitz
Joe and Caroline Harralson Ruschell ’98
Sadie Schabdach
Kris Rawley
Will Vail ’97
Michele Varner
Tara Ward
Kelly Will
Natasha Wright
Annual Fund Donors
Leadership Giving to the 2024-25 Annual Fund
Every gift to the Annual Fund—no matter the size—provides essential support to Collegiate’s operating budget and helps close “the Gap.” These contributions fuel our people, programs, and a proud tradition of collective giving. They also fund both the essentials and the enriching extras that make the Collegiate experience truly exceptional. Every gift makes a meaningful difference in our school community, and we are deeply grateful for your support.
FOUNDERS ($25,000+)
Gifts of $25,000 have a transformative effect on our operating budget. Our faculty and staff and exceptional programming are both our greatest assets and largest investments. Each year, nearly 40% of our students benefit from financial aid, and requests continue to grow. A gift of this size makes our high-quality education accessible to more students, opening doors to opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach.
Augusta and Gill Holland
Lindy B. Street
HEAD OF SCHOOL ($15,000+)
Gifts of $15,000 ensure that Collegiate remains at the forefront of innovative teaching and learning. Contributions at this level support vital technology enhancements across campus—such as Chromebook refreshes, high-definition projectors in community gathering spaces, and expanded campus-wide access to color printing—empowering both faculty and students.
Anonymous Chenault Conway
Clark and Merida Orr
Lansdon and Diana Robbins
Jean Wyer
1915 SOCIETY ($10,000+)
Gifts at the $10,000 level help make possible the enriching experiences that bring learning to life. From performances like Little Women and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Jr. to concerts, art exhibitions, and community events, this level of giving sparks creativity, confidence, and learning through the arts.
Bill and Julie Ballard
Linda Dabney
Doug and Ann Grissom
Matthew and Lena Hamel
Mike and Deana Paradis
Ronald and Saundra Seale
CORNERSTONES ($5,000+)
Gifts of $5,000 are instrumental in acquiring and maintaining essential equipment. From wobble chairs that enhance focus, to updated equipment in the athletic fitness center, these contributions equip students with the resources needed for intellectual, creative, and physical development.
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Mark and Kathy Barrens
Brooke and Matthew Barzun
Ceci and Dale Boden
Alison and Steve Brehm
Shelly and Ben Breier
Sally Campbell
Stanley Chmiel MD
Brian and Robyn Cook
Drew and Stephanie Fellon
Martha and Tom Hall
Scott Kiefer and Kirsten Hawley
Matt Linville and Kelly Will
Nora and Brian Meldrum
Thomas and Erika Paramore
Lori and Jimmy Roth
Ann H. Sanderlin Charitable Gift Trust
Laurie and George Vieth
Louise Wall
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($2,500+)
Each contribution at this level helps bridge “the Gap” between tuition and the actual cost of a Collegiate education. This level of giving sustains small class sizes, the advisor program, and the personalized learning environment that distinguishes the Collegiate experience—ensuring students receive the guidance and resources to thrive.
Anonymous
Paul and Jackie Bickel
Blake and Beth Blythe
Mark and Sarah Bowling
Grant and Charlene Buckles
Brian Butler and Kelly Estep
Alex and Kim Ding
Scott Dolson and Patricia Dolson Harris
Colleen Engel
Lee and Lois Epstein
Cynthia Fanning and Kirt Jacobs
Maggie and Michael Faurest
Sandra Frazier
John and Julie Gragg
Merrell and Craig Grant
Sean Griffin and Erica Bailen
John and Debbie Guest
Frank Hill
Lucy and Brian Holzer
Lauren and Matt Huray
Kenneth Reutlinger Foundation Inc.
Sungwoo Lee and Heehyul Moon
Rob and Lynn Macrae
Boyce Martin and Melea East
Tom and Noreen Mason
Jim and Bridget McGuire
Deena and Joseph Neimat
Laurence Nibur and Laura Pearson
Greg and Brookes Pope
Travis and Nicki Powers
Babs and Lee Robinson
Das and Katie Rooprai
Caroline and Joe Ruschell
Michael and Nancy Rust
Mike and Beth Salamon
Matthew and Sadie Schabdach
Brian and Susannah Stevenson
Walker and Alice Stites
Ron and Pati Trowbridge
Kenny and Seneca Vaughn
Craig and Christy Vermost
Edie Wells
William E. Barth Foundation
Erica Lee and Jason Williams
Doug Wolfe
TORCHBEARER ($1,000+)
Gifts of $1,000 make experiential learning possible—from Lower School visits to the KMAC Contemporary Art Museum to a wide variety of Upper School May Term adventures. These opportunities enrich learning beyond the classroom.
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Austin and Philip Anderton
Sharon Arnold
Lindsay and Kevin Attkisson
Michael Cunningham and
Anita Barbee Cunningham
Dereck and Cory Barr-Pulliam
Suzanne Blake
Neville Blakemore and Jessica Bird Blakemore
Brian Bowling
Mark and Kate Boyer
Christy Brown
Philip and Candace Cady
Amy and Brendan Cahill
Van and Joyce Carlisle
Gretchen and John Clark
Lee Cochran
Larry and Chris Cook
Isabel Corominas
Polly Culp
Micah Daniels and Matt Golden
Ann and John Davis
Hilda Davis
Stephanie Disney
Laura Dunbar
Rob Eggert and Nancy Sparrow
Jean Frazier
John and Caroline Furse
Clay and Sara Gahan
Ted and Alyson Gay
Ron and Leslie Geoghegan
Scott and Kristal Goodman
Josephine Gray
Maggie and Joey Griesbeck
Paige and Will Gump
John and Deborah Harman
Hood and Heather Harris
Mandy Helton and Kris Johnson
John Hill
Carol and Rob Hunter
Sarah and John Hunter
John and Courtney Ishmael
Carol Jones
Frances Jones and Ralph Letizia
Deedee and Tommy Jordan
Vadim and Faina Kaplan
Michael and Hilary Karrer
Steve and Lynda Lannert
Jay MacGregor and Beth Riley
Granny Mardis
Paul and Annie McLaughlin
Alan and Ruthie McNally
Bill and Miller Medina
Carl and Pam Miller
Angie Moore and Michael Schnuerle
Phyllis Moore
Michael and Connie Murphy
Mary Nash
David and Linda Nelson
Ivan Nibur
Tom and Joanna Nugent
Bud and Kathy Orr
Sarah and Duane Parker
David Parrish
June and Vicki Prince
Viji Rangaswami and Atul Pathiyal
Elizabeth Reisz and Andrew McIntosh
Barton and Marchant Reutlinger
Ned Robertson and Alexandra Kuzyk
Terry and Anne Sams
RC and Amy Scheinler
Peter Schubert
Polly and Ray Schulte
Rick Sherman
Mack and Brooke Shwab
John Clay and Charlotte Stites
Mary Stites
Ed and Cathy Stopher
Margy Thomas
Babs Thompson
Fran and Matt Thornton
Michael and Erin Trager-Kusman
Helene and Andrew Trager-Kusman
V. V. Cooke Foundation
Robert and Adelaide Valentine
Victor van Berkel and Robin Guillory
Jane Van Meter
Julian and Sissy Van Winkle
David and Traci Voss
Harry and Betsy Wall
Lower School students were all smiles at the all-school Pep Rally!
Keith Williams
James Wilson and Sarah Ahmad
CHAMPIONS ($500+)
Gifts of $500 help fund professional development for faculty by bringing new energy and innovative strategies into the classroom, and they also help attract and retain exceptional educators.
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Stewart and Ashley Abney
Tomarra Adams
Donnie and Kandis Adkins
Ahmad Alhammouri and Dana Hammouri
Douglas and Jenny Anderton
Fred and Barbara Arensman
Ben and Elissa Arnold
Vedra Augenstein
Brooks Barnum
Jen and Lorne Belden
George Boatwright and Nancy Newman
Roy and Ann Bowling
Britt Brockman and Mary Koutourousiou
Kim and Stephen Bruno
Sallie and Andrew Bunn
Galena Burstein
Eleanor Caponigro
Shawn Choi and Jeeson Oh
Harriet and Andrew Clubb
Ron Consalo and Courtney Combs
Brad Cox and Livia Frazar
Bill Crawford and Kak Doll
Mary Anne and Mike Cronan
Matt and Jennie Currin
Kim Daleure
Rob and Becky Duncan
Bill Dwenger and Tiffany Benjamin
Denzil and Sharon Edge
Russ and Sarah Farmer
Lionel and Georgia Ferreira
Brian and Annie Fitzgerald
Keith and Deidre Fleming
Don and Becky Freytag
Ed and Debbie Galloway
Ciera and Logan Garrett
Betsy Gibbs
Ann Giesel and Malcolm Jollie
Stephen Grissom
Susan Haidet
Darla and Josh Hartlage
Jud and Daphne Hartlage
Shannon Hasenfratz Gardner
David and Lauren Hasselbacher
Steve and Tiffany Heilman
Michael and Deb Hoskins
Bradley and Glen Hume
Matt Hunt
Robert and Courtney Hunter
Neena James and Rajesh Joseph
Lonnie and Azalene Johnson
Virginia and Ganesh Kartha
Erik Olson and Kristin Kephart
Christina and Mashiur Khan
Kamal and Jamie Khiani
Tamra and Bruce Koshewa
Doug and Jan Kottke
Jason and Linda Kuhns
Lynn and Walt Kunau
Rhys and Renee Lam
Fred and Veneta Levein
Mark and Alison Lieberfreund
Tim and Kelly Maciejak
Justin and Kelly Maxwell
Clay McClure
Gary and Sherry Metcalf
Derek and Tara Monyhan
Anne Moore
Scott and Hope Newell
Yung and Vu Nguyen
Wake Norris and Elizabeth Zimmerman
Anne Ogden
Marty Ormsby
Stephen and Cindy Owen
Dave and Rachel Owsley
Leo and Jane Post
Sascha Post
Hunter and Audra Rankin
Morteza Razineia and Nastaran Hendijani
Sebree and Jim Rizzo
Charlotte Roth
Bill and Judy Rudd
Megan Sarratt
Jacob Scheinler
Eric Schuetzler and Mindy Arndt
Bryce and Julie Schuster
Tad Seifert
Judy and Jim Shobe
Margaret and Justin Shuster
Ryan and Christine Sillings
Dianne Simmons
Kate and Harry Talamini
Laurie and Van Thompson
Steve Thompson
Elizabeth and Jim Thomson
Deborah Topcik
Kate and Kyle Vaughn
Steve Voigt and Weslie Willis-Voigt
Porter Watkins and George Bailey
David and Kelli Wicking
Mark and Marina Zurada
TITAN & AMAZON ($250+)
Gifts of this size elevate many aspects of daily life on campus. One example is the lunch program, which is enriched by fresh and local produce, as well as global cuisine, turning meals into opportunities for nourishment and cultural learning.
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Kathy and Paul Abbott
Nelea Absher
McCauley and Grant Adams
Arpit and Laila Agrawal
Jayne and Chris Ahlstrom
Eleanor Alger
Jim and Missy Allen
Emily Arensman and Bowen Posner
Shawn Arny
Paul and Elizabeth Augustus
Debi and John Ballard 3M
MATCHING GIFTS
Avanos Medical (Avent Inc)
Baird Foundation
Chevron
Hardscuffle, Inc.
Humana Inc
Marsh & McLennan Companies
River Road Asset Management
T-Mobile
United Parcel Service
Yum! Brands Foundation
Jon Becker
Ashley Blacketer
Gail Blake
Ryan Bodman and Mary Clay Boland
Laura Lee Boone
Cecy Brewer
Leslie Bright
Yong Cha and Michelle Brooks
Lauren and Barrett Brown
Marty and Allan Buckles
Barbara Bushong
Alex and Robert Butler
Evie and Geoffrey Butler
Kitty Camp
Lexsa Campbell
Joe and Sandy Cantrell
Kathy and Will Cary
Dana and Chapin Collins
Michael Cook and Kasey Couch
Lacey Costin
Cammie and Alvin Cox
Charlie and Alison Crawford
Ben Cunningham
Robert Cunningham
Hallie and Shawn Dade
Giovanni Dal Bon and Monia Lauretti
Robert Darwin
Ian Davis
Kitty Davis
Barbara Delaney
Janet Den Uyl
Catherine and Brian Easley
Brad and Amanda Eckmann
John and Laura Eifler
William and Linda Ellison
Michael and Meredith Erickson
Angie Evans
Brad and Patty Farnsworth
Andrew and Trish Fleischman
Greg and Linda Geis
Andrea and Blaine Grant
Dominic and Monica Guarnaschelli
Sandy Gulick
Rachel and Woodrow Gustafson
Sam Habeeb and Kristin McCall
Joe Hamilton
Schot and Carolyn Hannan
Leyla and Geoffrey Hanson
Brennan and Beth Haraden
Rick Hasenfratz Gardner
Isabel and Phil Hatchett
Katie Hawbaker and Morris Shaw
Curtis Hensley
Todd Hinton
Christopher and Ruth Hofmann
Jason and Brandi Holbrook
Peggy Hooker
Julie and Bryan Hudson
Paulette Huray-McDermott
Donald and Staci James
Robert and Laura Johnston
Doug Jones
Helen Jones and Tom Pike
Lauren Kaplan
Kitty Keeley
Shaheen Khan and Trevor Holland
Matt and Julie Lerner
Cecilia and Jerry Long
Scott and Margot Lurding
Imad Makdah and Janet Leon
Tiffany and Garrett Maloney
Melissa and Scotty Martin
Prescott Martin
Wendy and Steve Martinez
Russell and Christine Mayes
John and Sara McCall
Tori Murden McClure and Mac McClure
Robert and Sade McKnight
Charles and Sarah Merrill
Cindy and Don Metry
Chas and Adrienne Meyer
Ian and Hallie Muldoon
Louis Nobels and Elisabeth Paquot
Cody Norenberg and Julie Tran
Kathie O’Callaghan and Bruno Walmsley
Conor O’Driscoll and Kim Boland
Ashley Parrott and Darrell Miller
Lee Payne
Melissa and Steve Pierie
Mona and Rick Powell
Robert and Katie Purnell
Carol Pye
Shannon and Denise Ragland
Todd and Susan Reale
Leigh and Travis Reckner
Mike Relish
David and Patricia Rubenstein
Michael and Vanessa Ruppe
Chris and Danielle Schaefer
Michael Schissler and Kristan Milam
Christine Schliefer and Jef Myers
Briar and Scott Schreiber
Jim and Robin Seiler
Lisa Riker and Bob Singerman
Tim and Molly Slesnick
Jasmina and Amar Smailhodzic
Sarah Smith
Phil and Cindy Snyder
Cara and Tom Solley
Joe Spalenka
Coté Spiegel
Luke and Eleanor Stepusin
Simon and Betsy Stern
Clay and Sallie Stevens
Carl and Ellen Thomas
Wave and Brenda Townes
Gwathmey and Ginny Tyler
Sarah and Andrew Vandekerckhove
Angei and Vladimir Varona
Farrah and Jay Vaughn
Courtney Wallace
Jay and Alice Walter
Jasper and Tara Ward
Debbie Wheat
Chad and Tanya Wozniak
Jay and Mohan Yepuri
Josh Yousem and Maja Cupac
Elizabeth and Daniel Zalkind
Heather and Kaveh Zamanian
BLUE & GOLD ($100+)
Gifts at the Blue & Gold level reflect strong community spirit and collective pride. These contributions are felt during spirit days, athletic events, and all-school celebrations that bring the Collegiate community together.
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Jennifer Ackerman
Michelle Adkins
Zaid and Allison Ahmed
Katherine Albrecht-Snow
Angela Allen
Chenoweth and Tyler Allen
Sarah and James Allen
Mustafa Alsorougi and Norhan Azzab
Amir Amini and Mitra Shams
Olivia Anderle
Kaila Anderson
COLLEGI AT E
Marshall and Terrie Sellers
Chris and Jordan Semder
Josh and Alycia Singer
Lindsey and Todd Anderson
Sid and Elizabeth Anderson
Kim Arnn
Jon Arnold
Cole and Brittany Asher
Elsie and Allan Atherton
Anne and Neal Augustus
Waleed and Jeannette Bahouth
Neal and Lisa Bailen
Mike and Jan Basham
Jill Beasley
Charlotte Beck
James and Lauren Beckley
Chuck and Jimmi Berkey
Henry and Aritha Berroa
Neville Blakemore and Gray Henry
Sarah Blasi
Mike and Mandy Bliss
Weasy Blodgett
Jackie Blythe
Elizabeth and Jonathan Bone
Katie and Andrew Booker
Gavin and Emma-lee Bradley
Stacy and Lucie Brooks
Alex Brown
Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson
Molly Brown
Anne Brunson
Sarah and Bill Brymer
Sarah and Alex Bumpas
Max Burge
Dan and Louise Burke
Carol Butler
Bob and Connie Butler
Corinne Kamiya and Eric Butler
Ed and Emily Campana
Meredith and Todd Carbrey
Sandra Carter
Mark and Tracie Catlett
Ange and Joey Chatham
Thomas Cherry and Sarah Pope
Lorie and Cheol Chung
Beth Clayton
Nina and JP Claytor
Darcy Cleaver and Lauren Dowell
Jack and Christina Clifford
Garrett and Chelsea Collard
Gary and Alice Collier
Emily and Daniel Conn
Bobbi Jo Cooper
Bill and Lynn Covington
Mary Cox
Jason and Trista Coy
Will and Laura Crawford
Mike and Mary Craig Czerwonka
Umed Dadabaev and Saida Dadabaeva
Marisa and Galen Daihl
James Davis
John and Laura Davis
Michelle Davis
Sarah and Austin de Besche
Douglas and Margarita Den Uyl
Paul and Mema Devenski
JulieAnne and Mark Dietz
Ashley Dinkins
Elizabeth Dodd
Lizzie Doll
Georgiana and Larry Doty
Julio and Amanda Driggs
Erick and Molly Dubuque
Lee Dulaney
Joe and Regan Dunman
Danielle Duryea
Anne Edelen
Eghe Egiebor
Claire and Matt Elder
Susan Ellison
David and Abby English
Andy and Ashley Epstein
Ryan and Stacy Epstein
Warren Erath and Collyn Justus
Beth Ewen
Kate and James Failing
Meghan and Scott Farmer
Melissa Faurest
Mark Femia
Kari Ferris
Erin and John Fidler
David and Joyce Floyd
Kellie Floyd
Celia Ford
George and Nancy Frakes
Meghan and Todd Frakes
Stephanie and Brandon French
Maggie Galloway and Nate Pinney
Paige Ganzel
Charissa Gatti
Puja and Phil Gatton
Anne Gay
Josh and Wendy Geer
Casey George
Jennie Gerard and Steven Steinhour
Angela Gibson
Cynthia Gimbel
Gigi Girard
Seth and Heather Gladstein
Margaret and John Gleason
Carey and Dan Goldstein
Austin and Deborah Gray
Randall and Connie Griggs
Smith and Victoria Griggs
Mimi Groome
Rick Haas
Michelle Hanafi
Beth and Alex Harcourt
Kate Harper and Mike Gould
Anna and Patrick Hayden
Mary and Ace Hazelip
Brian Heck
David and Wanda Heilman
Kim and Carlo Heinzen
BJ Helton
John Herzfeld
Rhonda Hibdon
James and Walda Highfield
Evan and Stephanie Hilbert
Margaret and Malvern Hill
Collis and Hank Hillebrand
Susan and Clark Hine
Jennifer and Patrick Hoban
Russ and Wesley Hockenbury
Upper School students jumped for joy to start the 2024-25 school year!
Kurt and Ashley Hoffmann
Joe Hohman
Dylan and Meghan Holland
Kristen Holt
Arnie and Jan Holtberg
Jan and Doug Holtz
Michael and Allie Holtz
Gracia Huntington
Aaron and Candyce Jackson
Ed and Chenault James
Ashley and Tom Jennings
Jennifer Jones
LeAnna Jones
C.G. and Jenny Jung
Peter and Vikki Karrer
Fred and Marilyn Keith
Rajani and Lou LaRocca
Kristy and Matthew Lawrence
Joni and Cyril LeDoux
Chris and Erin Lerner
Brian and Jamie Levine
Louisa and Jeff Lewandowski
Barrie and Lawrence Lewis
Eric and Holli Lewis
Mary Limbert
Michael Lindsay-Jones
Alessandra and Robert Link
Caroline Link
Jake and Erica Lipanovich
Kim Logan
Layla Lombardo
Wanyi Lu and Cheng Ding
Kim and Barry Kiesel
Amy and Sid Kilgore
Kenneth and Summer Kimmel
Mathias Kolehmainen and Juliet Gray
Kevin and Jennifer Kramer
Josh and Nichole Kurtz
Lia Laber and Bill Bonny
Vivianne Lake
Jessica Lam
Yan Lan and David Xu
Tim and Kim Landrum
Ann Lansing
Jonathan Macdonald and Lizzie Gulick
Sumner and Katie MacDonald
Leighton and Amanda Main
Benita Mairs
Jon Malowitz and Rebecca Siegel
Kyle and Emma Manning
Frederic and Brigitte Marechaux
Julien and Cara Marechaux
Judy Markham
James Marshall and Jianzhu Luo
Carol Matton
Russ McCracken and Megan Hastings
Connie and Patrick McLaughlin
Amanda and Graham McNally
Liz Meher
Janet Metry
John and Jeannie Miller
Justin Miller and Maira Ansari - Miller
Scott and Katy Miller
Bessie and Pope Mobley
Truett and Roland Moore
Janice Mulligan
Murali and Sreeja Muralidharan
Annie Murphy
Josh and Kristen Nagel
Mark Najjar
Richard and Ashley Nash
Jawed Nasim and Nagma Zafar
Elias Nassar
Ben and Kelly Neat
Erik and Sara Nelson
Chelsea Newhall
Sam and Bobbie Noble
Abigail O’Brien
Yoshiaki and Satom Oie
Diego and Allison Ojeda
Bill and Suzanne Oldham
Will Oldham
Kay and Kevin Orr
Jinwook Park and Esther Lee
Wendy Parrish
Hannah and Clayton Patross
Patsie Peak
Alexis Perez
Ryan Perry
Nancy and Karl Petruso
Andrew Petti
Barbara and Matthew Pino
Arthur and Suzanne Plewka
Amanda Pollock
Doug and Ellen Porter
Chris and Brittany Priddy
Allen Purnell and Bryan Gatewood
Leighann Pusateri
Forrest and Elizabeth Ragsdale
Will and Kris Rawley
Mike and Robin Raypole
Barbara Reed
Denny and Pam Rehm
Jessie Holtzman-Rich and Mike Rich
Jennifer Riddell Hagan
James and Glenna Rieser
Karen and Donald Rios
Tim and Tammy Roe
David and Frances Rosenbaum
Dan and Shelley Ross-Li
Fifth-grade students enjoyed dressing up and participating in the Medieval Faire.
Jared Rouben
Ryan and Jessica Roufus
Rick and Ritu Rowland
Judy Rubertino
Mitch and Jen Rue
Josh and Amy Rust
Tori and Josh Sachtleben
Melanie and Dwight Salsbury
Garrett Sams
Natalie Sams
Whitney Samuels
Lee Sanderlin
Marian Sang
Chuck and Stephanie Sarasohn
Albert and Nan Sattich
Muffy and Tyler Sattich
Meghann and Kurt Scharfenberger
Jim Schindler
KC and Jed Schneider
Chris and Tara Schremser
Caroline Schutts
Vince Schweinhart and Allyson Ware
Jeananne Seagraves
Raj Shah and Robert Bozeman
Mac and Andrea Shannon
Adam and Debra Shapira
Bill and Sharon Shepard
Angela Shoemaker and Adam Kramer
Nate and Sarah Simon
Terry and Nancy Singer
Angela Singla and Aaron Satran
Joseph Sinski
Kris and Wendy Sirchio
Mark and Martha Slaughter
Dan and Kirstie Smith
Phillip and Carol Snyder
Randy Spaw and Kim Johnson
Sarah Spurlock
Sarah and Wright Steenrod
Missy and Mark Stevens
Anita Streeter
Charles Suer
David and Annie Sullivan
Donna Sutton
Becky Swansburg
Swope Family Foundation
Andrew and Caroline Tabler
Harry Talamini
Sallie Talbott
Mark and Tatyana Talis
Becky Terry
Breck Thomas-Ross
Anthony Tran and Trang Pham
Thomas and Cecilia Travis
Lori Trexler
Tom and Sandall Tyrrell
Will and Beth Vail
Julie and Steven Valenti
Joyce van Berkel
Tracy and John Varga
Bill Varner
Jill and Lev Vaysman
Deepak Vedamurthy and Krithika Suri
Roger and Erin Veliquette
Ashwin Ravisankar and Nithya Venugopal
Matthew and Monica Vetter
Sean and Melanie Wachsman
Henry Walter
Manning and Judith Warren
Brian Watts and Sacorra Cosby
Garth Webb and Nancy Wine
Krissy Webb
Scott and Hunter Weinberg
Sharon Weiss
Ayona West
Gayle Weyher
Doug and Mary White
Larry Williams
Russell Willig
Ledlie Wilson
Monte and Marita Wilson
David and Kelly Wraith
Emily and Tom Yao
Sarah and Richard Ye
Tate Yost
Jian and Qun Zheng
Dmitriy and Julia Zilberman
Jonathan and Martha Ziskind
GIVE TOGETHER ($1- $99)
Thank you to all who answered the call to give together to the 2024-25 Annual Fund. High rates of giving among alumni, parents, faculty, and staff reflect shared commitment and inspire others to join in supporting Collegiate. Every gift matters.
Anonymous (40)
Nurlan Abougaliev and Aygul Abougalieva
Radhika Agarwal
Hayley Amoss
Genevieve Anderle
Ryan Anderle
Carrie Anderson
Waller and Whitney Austin
Nahom Ayele
Blair Barnard
Rocky and Najra Batanovic
Fisher Beasley
Nate and Evelyn Beckman
Martin and Tilly Benson
Ryan and Cathy Berkey
Eric and Michelle Berson
Julia Bessen
Heather Duffy and Steve Bishop
Steve and Natalia Bishop
Lucy Blackburn and Christian Walsh
Gus Boden
Mac Boden
Pye Boden
Jennifer Boles
Michelle Bornstein
Chad Bowling
Laura Bowling
Chris and Jennifer Boyer
Alex Brehm
Caroline Brehm
Sally Brehm
Rachel Bridges
Tiffany Bridgewater
Barret Brown and Charles Sawyer
Livie Brown
Peter Brown
Glenda Bumpas
Schuyler Bunn
Gus Burge
Claire and Donald Campbell
Julia Campos
Elizabeth Cantrell
O’Brien and Eric Carlson
Students loved celebrating the 100th Day of School!
Evan Carmouche
Marty and Ellen Carney
Sarah Carrigan
Leann Cawthorn
Austin Clark
Jane Clark
Jackie and Wes Cobb
Lisa and David Cobb
Debra Cohn
Ilene Cook and Eric Horton
Jon and Miranda Coole
Imogen Cooper
Kasey and Ryan Crow
Liz Davis and Will Bird
Anne and Kevin Delahanty
Becca and Lee Derrick
Rachel Disney
Chad and Katie Dobbins
Su Su and John Dougherty
Kate and Barnett Edelen
Dustin and Brooke Edge
Doug and Susan Emery
Katherine and Eric Enders
Julie and Matthew Evans
Liz and Jonathan Evans
Charlie Fitzgerald
Sonja and Jeffrey Florman
Darien Franco
DeJuana Frazier
Quincy and Reayna Fresh
Leah Friedman
Gabe and Jillian Fritz
David Fuchs
Adrienne Gallus
Brian and Toni Ganzel
Gunjan Garg and Sanch Debnath
Cassie Geer
Lewis and Ingrid Gentry
John Geoghegan
Joyce Gerwing
Dominique Gibbons
Cynthia Gimbel
Andrea Glen
Sydney Goetz
Shira Goldstein
Justin and Claire Gorski
Matt and Amy Grammer
Campbell and Kourtney Grant
Holly Gray
Meika Finger-Gray and Thomas Gray
Sarah and Kevin Grimmer
Patty and Joe Habeeb
John Hadley
Tye and Eileen Haeberle
Annie Hall
Sarah Hall
Shawn and Meridith Hamilton
Danielle Hampton
Georgia Hampton
Boyd and Steven Hancock
Robin and Jason Handal
Mike and Sarah Harlan
Mark Harmon-Vaught and Emily Hawk
Matthew and Katie Harris
Miles and Brittany Harvey
Eric and Maggie Heely
Paul-Victor and Brooke Heitz
Elizabeth Hellmann
Bailey Hendrix
Hank Hendrix
Jake Hendrix
Annie and Stuart Henshall
David and Kristin Higdon
Hilary Highfield
Rebecca and Brad Hirsch
Molly and Talmage Hocker
Megan Hoskins
Jack Hoskins-Harris
Taylor and Thomas Howell
Embry and Chris Hussin
Mary and Kevin Jackson
Elizabeth Jenkins
Kory and Kristen Johnson
Powell Jose
Kenny Karem
Tara Karr
Matt Karwowski
Mike Keith
Emori and Will Keyer
Jackson Kiefer
Marshall and Douglas Kiker
Beckett Kim
Sharon Kinnison
Diane and Pete Kirven
Kennedy Kommor
Layne Kramer
Allie and Edward Kreske
Tommy and Blakely Kute
Steve and Tricia Lancaster
Brent Latham
Kerry Lawler
Brandon and Erica Lawrence
Cal LeDoux
Max LeDoux
Virginia and Roy Leeds
Judith Lewis
Vanessa and Pete Lierley
Jenni Lindsay
Richard and Jahna Lindsay-Jones
Sue Lindsay-Jones
Rob Linker
Andrea Liss
Jessica Litton
Sam Long
Fred and Leelee Louis
Ainsley Lowe
Upper School students enjoyed spending the day at the Louisville Zoo as part of their May Term experience.
Finley Lowe
Jeff and Melissa Lowe
Aaron Lubrick and Star Auerbach
James and Mary Maddox
Gabrielle and Hugh Madison
Janet Mahoney
Michael Mahoney
Kristopher Mandy and Missy Walker-Mandy
Elizabeth Mansfield
Alicia and Stuart Matthai
George and Susan Maxwell
Will McAnulty
Betsy McAtee
Matt and Elizabeth McCall
Patrick and Katie McHugh
Lisa McLaughlin
Alison McLeish
Daniel and Amy McNatt
Jack and Rebecca Mead
Diane Miller
Whitten Montgomery
Carrie and Jim Moore
Joseph Rinkevich and Whitney Morrill
Jerome and Ursula Mullins
Lizandra Muniz
Annie and Logan Nalley
Olivia and Joe Nalley
Arif Nazir and Ayesha Arif
Jordan Noble
Scott and Kim Norton
Sarah Nugent
Tandee Ogburn
Brooke and Jonah O’Neil
Joseph and Tara Oney
Elizabeth Orr
Kevin and Natascha Orr
Erik Overdyk
Melissa Page
Lena and Wes Pagles
Jane and John Pallister
Todd Payne
David and Debbie Perellis
Ethan Perellis
Nicholas and Cortney Peskoe
Callie and Chris Petty
Mary Lynn Petty
Barry and Beverly Pierce
Lance Pierie
Ty Pitney
Maleka and Larry Planchat
Steven and Sarah Recio
Alex and Miranda Reed
Gingie and Steve Reisz
Megan Reynolds and Eric Payne
Donna Richardson
Mary Winston Richardson
Rebecca and Paul Richardson
David and Fox Ritchay
Pasquel Ross-Gathright
James and Peggy Roth
Leiah Rouben and
Cooper Benson
Tracy Rucker
Justin Rudwell and Fiona Campbell
Alex Salamon
Jack Salamon
Miguel Windt Sanchez and Julie Sarasohn
Martin Schindler
Barbara and Robert Schissler
Troy Schuster
Nancy Scott
James and Allie Seiler
Sean Selby and Sharon Scott
Mary Semenza
Kristin and Travis Senninger
Charlie and Boonsong Shaver
Becky Shaw
Bill and Mary Shelley
Dmitri Shtapov and Natalya Shtapova
Zac Singer
Frances Clay Sloan
Ryan and Crystal Smith
Cathy and Bill Smock
Bomina Song
Steven and Shelly Sowell
Derrick and Katie Staton
Elizabeth Steffen
Sam and Linda Stein
Will Stern
Henry Stites
Virginia Stites
Lynette Stivers
Stephen Stivers
Charles and Steph Stopher
Rosalind Streeter
Dana Sudduth
E. J. and Tiffany Sulzer
Elle Summerfield
Shelby Summerfield
Pamela Toscano
Carl and Diane Troklus
Michele Varner
Sandra Vaughn
Phillip Velinov and Natalia Velinova
Alex and Lacey Vence
Anne Vencel
Irene Vieth
Koa Waggoner
Elizabeth and Joe Walden
Mary Nancy Walter
Cathy and Michael Warner
Michael Watkins and Susan Longerbeam
Sherlena Watkins
Selene and Jonathon Weightman
Gavin and Rachel Weinrich
Andy and Sarah Welsh
Nick and Sarah Weyrens
Mark and Malaika Winspare
John and Brigid Witzke
Karla Wright
Natasha Wright
Bo Yan and Katie Lu
Matt and Elyssa Yantis
Frank and Jolene Yates
Cissy and Kenneth Yorke
Rosemarie Young
William and Kelly Sutherland
Daniel and Ann Swintosky
Ward and Biggs Tabler
Sarah and Andrew Tarutani
Jay Thomas and Jennie Wilson
Middle School students presented "Willy Wonka, JR."
ANNUAL FUND
MEMORIAL AND HONORARY ANNUAL FUND GIFTS
Kathy and Paul Abbott
In honor of Elliott '22, Ben '24, Mimi, and Louise Abbott
McCauley and Grant Adams
In memory of Polly Brown Williams '70
Katherine Albrecht-Snow
In honor of Andrew Snow
Chenoweth and Tyler Allen
In memory of Virginia Harcourt Kemp '25 and Virginia Kemp Stites '58
Jon Arnold
In honor of Simon Stern
Mark and Kathy Barrens
In honor of Sarah Weyrens
Audrey Blair
In honor of all Collegiate Staff members
George Boatwright and Nancy Newman
In honor of Marti Calderwood
Brian Bowling
In honor of Madeline and John Huray
Roy and Ann Bowling
In honor of Mark '03 and Sarah Bowling
Barret Brown and Charles Sawyer
In honor of all of my sisters!
Brian Butler and Kelly Estep
In honor of the Class of 2025
Carol Butler
In honor of Boyd Butler
Bob and Connie Butler
In honor of Boyd Butler
Evie Butler
In honor of the Class of 1962
Philip and Candace Cady
In honor of Bea Arnold
Geoff and Shelley Campbell
In honor of Stephanie Disney and the Advancement Office crew
Meredith and Todd Carbrey
In honor of Ms. Lyn Tillett
Marty and Ellen Carney
In memory of Henry Baird Walter '13
Mark and Tracie Catlett
In memory of Tia Garner
Ange and Joey Chatham
In honor of Kailey '24 and Miles McClure and Abby and Connor Chatham
Beth Clayton
In honor of Arden George and Clayton George
Lisa and David Cobb
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Michael Cook and Kasey Couch
Cammie and Alvin Cox
In honor of Melissa Martin and Rick Haas
Mary Anne and Mike Cronan
In honor of Barbara Ogden
Kasey and Ryan Crow
In honor of Nolan Wraith
Ben Cunningham
In honor of Sharon Kinnison
Robert Cunningham
In honor of Marti Calderwood
Hilda Davis
In honor of Jackson Higgins '25, Davis
Allen, and Jamesson Allen
Stephanie Disney
In memory of Jason Disney
Elizabeth Dodd
In memory of Alice Virginia Dodd '61
Scott and Patricia Dolson
In memory of Dorothy S. Harris
Georgiana and Larry Doty
In honor of George and Cece Paradis
Danielle Duryea
In memory of Mme. Pam Raitz Yenawine
Catherine and Brian Easley
In honor of Rick Haas and Melissa Martin
Rob Eggert and Nancy Sparrow
In honor of Marti Calderwood
Kate and James Failing
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Brad and Patty Farnsworth
In memory of Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas V. Palmer-Ball and Edna Vogt Breed
Charlie Fitzgerald
In honor of Stephanie Disney
Paige Ganzel
In memory of Henry Baird Walter '13
Charissa Gatti
In honor of Brody Gatti
Cassie Geer
In honor of Mr. Travis
George Fabe Fund
In honor of Shep and Reece Culp
Betsy Gibbs
In honor of Barbara '09, Elliott, and Nola Pino
Cynthia Gimbel
In honor of Ruby Pagles
Josephine Gray
In memory of Bowman Gray III
Randall and Connie Griggs
In honor of Perrin and Barrett Griggs
Patty and Joe Habeeb
In honor of Sam and Ryder Habeeb
Susan Haidet
In memory of Robert George Pfeiffer
Boyd and Steven Hancock
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Mike and Sarah Harlan
In memory of Sandy Taft
Shannon Hasenfratz Gardner
In honor of Sebastian R. Hasenfratz Gardner
BJ Helton
In honor of my two grandsons, Ronan & Malcolm Johnson.
Mandy Helton and Kris Johnson
In honor of Marisa Daihl
John Herzfeld
In memory of Ruben Moreno
Bradley and Glen Hume
In honor of the Gahan Family
Paulette Huray-McDermott
In honor of Madeline and John Huray
Neena James and Rajesh Joseph
In honor of our Grandparents and Great Grandparents
Elizabeth Jenkins
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Candice Johnson
In honor of Kyla Ford
C.G. and Jenny Jung
In memory of Foo Shung Jung (Frankie)
Kim and Barry Kiesel
In honor of Carter Heck
Beckett Kim
In honor of Ehren Kincaid '24
Doug and Jan Kottke
In honor of Julie K. Valenti '92 and Chris Kottke '97
Allie and Edward Kreske
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Lia Laber and Bill Bonny
In honor of the Class 2026
Ann Lansing
In memory of Claudia Sutton '71
Joni and Cyril LeDoux
In honor of Cal LeDoux '20 and Max LeDoux '24
Virginia and Roy Leeds
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Caroline Link
In honor of Colton Smith
In memory of Sean McGowan '01
Bobbi Jo Cooper
In honor of Halle and Conley Cooper and Michael and Lynette Barr
Sandy Gulick
In honor of Solomon Macdonald
Rick Haas
In honor of The Awesome 8th Grade Super Team
In honor of Henry and Louise Griesbeck
Janet Mahoney
In memory of Gerald and Margaret Mahoney
Kyle and Emma Manning
In honor of the Class of 2004
Elizabeth Mansfield
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Judy Markham
In memory of Kitty Edelen Tichenor '56
Melissa and Scotty Martin
In honor of Arnie Holtberg
Prescott Martin
In honor of Melissa Martin
Carol Matton
In memory of Margaret Barr Kulp '49
Justin and Kelly Maxwell
In memory of William M. Street '09H
Tori Murden McClure and Mac McClure
In memory of Kitty Edelen Tichenor '56
Robert and Sade McKnight
In memory of Twyman and Annabelle Johnson
Nora and Brian Meldrum
In honor of the Class of 2025
Janet Metry
In memory of Sarah Metry Najjar '89
Carl and Pam Miller
In honor of Kelly Miller '07
Diane Miller
In honor of Rosie Miller
Scott and Katy Miller
In honor of Rosie Miller
Phyllis Moore
In honor of Vivian Mary Schnuerle
Josh and Kristen Nagel
In honor of Thea '24 and Warren Nagel
Mark Najjar
In memory of Sarah Metry Najjar '89
Chelsea Newhall
In honor of Marti Calderwood
Ivan Nibur
In honor of Isabela Nibur and Sloan Pearson
Tom and Joanna Nugent
In honor of Caroline Nugent Link '00, Maggie Nugent Griesbeck '04, and Sarah Nugent '13
Jane and John Pallister
In memory of Helen Kent Longley
Ashley Parrott and Darrell Miller
In honor of Alina Parrett-Miller
Mary Lynn Petty
In memory of Bo Boerner '01
Ty Pitney
In honor of Ashlynn Ellis
Amanda Pollock
In honor of Leslie Harral
Doug and Ellen Porter
In honor of Maya, Zoe, and Sylvie Flodder and Cole, Bridget, and Jim McGuire
Forrest and Elizabeth Ragsdale
In honor of Hallie Ragsdale Dade '07
Todd and Susan Reale
In honor of Collegiate’s amazing faculty, staff, coaches, volunteers, and leaders!
Barbara Reed
In honor of Teachers of the Class of 1948
Mike Relish
In honor of John, Pat, Jim and Judith
Megan Reynolds and Eric Payne
In honor of Louise Payne and Hannah Conn
Karen and Donald Rios
In honor of Samuel Rios
David and Fox Ritchay
In honor of Barton '22, Virginia '24, and Charlotte Ritchay
Pasquel Ross-Gathright
In honor of Zoë and Miles Gathright
James and Peggy Roth
In honor of Sarah Roth
Robert and Mary Rounsavall
In honor of John and Gretchen Clark
Fred and Katie Ryser
In honor of Carolina Ryser
Terry and Anne Sams
In honor of Sharon Kinnison
Chuck and Stephanie Sarasohn
In honor of Eleanor '99, Julie '01, and Lucie '06
Sarasohn
KC and Jed Schneider
In honor of Bowie and Sylvie Schneider
Ronald and Saundra Seale
In honor of Stephanie Fellon
Sean Selby and Sharon Scott
In honor of Collegiate Faculty
Sam and Linda Stein
In honor of Henry '25 and Leo Hasselbacher
Will Stern
In honor of the Class of 2025
Henry Stites
In honor of Clay Gahan and Coach Wozniak
Lynette Stivers
In memory of Brian Stivers
Stephen Stivers
In honor of Lauren Carter
Sallie Talbott
In memory of Bill Street
Becky Terry
In honor of Nora Inman
Babs Thompson
In honor of Austin '97, Mary Sterling '24, and Jack Anderton
Steve Thompson
In honor of Mary Sterling '24, Jack, and Austin Anderton '97
Tom and Sandall Tyrrell
In honor of Briggs Tyler
Will and Beth Vail
In honor of Henry, Anna, and Edith Vail
Julie and Steven Valenti
In honor of Jan Kottke
Sarah and Andrew Vandekerckhove
In memory of Nolen and Maydie Allen
Jane VanMeter
In honor of Kimberly Carson
Anne Vencel
In memory of Kristin Searfoss '84
Matthew and Monica Vetter
In honor of Miles Vetter
Steve Voigt and Weslie Willis-Voigt
In honor of the Class of 2025
Courtney Wallace
In memory of Brittiney Wish Bevin '04
Cathy and Michael Warner
In honor of Nolan Wraith
Gavin and Rachel Weinrich
In honor of Class of 2026
Doug and Mary White
In memory of Ron Johnson
David and Kelly Wraith
In honor of Brennan '24 and Nolan Wraith
Cissy and Kenneth Yorke
In memory of Julie Martin
Jonathan and Martha Ziskind
In honor of the Collegiate teachers
The Varsity Amazons Basketball team competed against KCD.
Alumni Engagement: A Year of Growth and Connection
The 2024-25 Alumni Association Board was composed of 31 dedicated members representing a wide range of class years. Every board member supported the Annual Fund, helping to lead the alumni community to a 17% participation rate—more than double the national average for independent schools and a true testament to their leadership and Collegiate pride.
Throughout the year, the Alumni Association expanded its offerings and deepened engagement through a mix of new and returning events. Two standout additions included the Women in History Oral History Drive and the inaugural Alumnae Artists & Authors Luncheon, both designed to honor and preserve the voices and talents of our alumnae. We also hosted a regional gathering in New York City in October, connecting alumni across generations.
We reimagined the Alumni Awards as the Alumni and Faculty Celebration, a vibrant evening that brought honorees and the broader community together in a fresh, engaging format. We also continued traditions like the Jingle & Mingle Holiday Reception, fall Alumni Games, the William M. Street ’09H Leadership Ceremony, the Senior Class Alumni Induction Luncheon, the Alumni Connection Photo, and the ever-popular Donuts and Dona Nobis before the Holiday Program. A highlight was the return of the Alumni Basketball Game, adding spirit and connection to the winter break.
As part of the Alumni Co-Edge program, the Association hosted four career panels where alumni shared realworld insights and advice with the Class of 2025. These conversations emphasized the value of Collegiate connections and provided meaningful guidance as students prepared for life after graduation.
The Alumni Association also continues to manage the Glenmary Shop, Collegiate’s spirit store, which gives back to the school through donations and event sponsorships. Proceeds supported graduation gifts, student memorabilia, and community-building efforts, further strengthening the bond between alumni and Collegiate.
Thanks to the creativity and generosity of our alumni community, 2024–25 was a banner year for engagement—and the momentum continues to grow.
Revenue: $69,578
Expenses/Donations: $57,998
The class of 1984 participated in our first Women in History Oral History Drive.
Alumni enjoyed reconnecting at the 2024 Holiday Program.
The class of 2014 held a reunion at Ten20 Craft Brewery.
Class of 1944
Kitty Smith Camp
Class of 1945
Patsie Logan Peak
Class of 1946
Mary Collis Hancock
Class of 1947
Kitty Logan Keeley
Louise Rapp Wall
Class of 1948
Barbara Cutchins Reed
Class of 1950
Cecy Norman Brewer
Class of 1951
Jane Smith Clark
Helen Hammon Jones
Anne Hogue Thompson Moore
Class of 1955
Molly Bass Brown
Sarah Belknap Ye
Class of 1956
Eleanor Miller Alger
Judy Stellings Markham
Class of 1957
Susan Joyner Hine
Class of 1958
Virginia Kemp Stites
Class of 1959
Laura Lee Brown
Eleanor Morris Caponigro
Chenault McClure Conway
Ledlie Gresham Wilson
Class of 1960
Peggy Dearing Hooker
Class of 1962
Suzanne Helm Blake
Weasy Kimmel Blodgett
Evie Day Butler
Sally Van Winkle Campbell
Jennie Gerard
Betsy McElwain Johnston
Mary Entwistle Limbert
Truett Friedberg Moore
Porter Watkins
Class of 1963
Sarah James de Besche
Class of 1964
Mary Anne O’Callaghan Cronan
Anne Ogden
Class of 1965
Deedee Mahon Jordan
Mona Willig Powell
Class of 1966
Barret Brown
Mimi Horner Groome
Elizabeth Willis Thomson
Class of 1967
Elsie Tyrrell Atherton
Gretchen Rounsavall Clark
Kate Vogt Talamini
Marty Ormsby
Ward Hillerich Tabler
Class of 1968
Leelee Logan Louis
Nancy Sanneman Petruso
Jean Wyer
Cissy Martin Yorke
Class of 1969
Cammie Kirven Cox
Ann Price Davis
Hilda Gudmundsson Davis
Class of 1970
Nina Cory Claytor
Kitty Davis
Beverly Lang Pierce
Donna Muhlheizler Richardson
Class of 1971
Angela Allen
Alex Brown
Isabel Duncan Hatchett
Ann Lansing
Jane Blodgett Pallister
Becky Shaw
Dianne Hurley Simmons
Class of 1972
Kathy Nash Cary
Mary Herd Jackson
Barrie Hill Lewis
Class of 1974
Kim Arnn
Olivia Brown
Harriet Hancock Clubb
Su Su Dishman Dougherty
Ann Giesel
Merrell Wall Grant
Vivianne Lake
Kathie O’Callaghan
Cathy Peak Smock
Anita Matton Streeter
Class of 1975
Barbara Delaney
Sarah Carr Hunter
Jennifer Reed Jones
Laurie Beam Thompson
Edie Mapother Wells
Class of 1976
Barbara Matton Bushong
Holly Gray
Diane O’Callaghan Kirven
Carrie Abbott Moore
Missy Dorval Stevens
Laurie Camp Vieth
Class of 1977
Martha Dunbar Hall
Leyla Arik Hanson
Cindy Baker Metry
Caroline Seay Borgman
Class of 1979
Lynn Schlegel Kunau
Tracy Rhawn Varga
Class of 1980
Laura Dunbar
Frances Jones
Carol Barr Matton
Babs Rodes Robinson
Class of 1981
Julie Martin Hudson
Gracia Huntington
Tori Murden McClure
Class of 1982
Benita Brandenburg Mairs
Lisa Donoghoe McLaughlin
Class of 1983
Laura Lee Boone
Betsy Pfeiffer Gibbs
Sarah Dunbar Parker
Alumni sang Dona Nobis Pacem at the 2024 Holiday Program.
Class of 1984
Lisa Taylor Cobb
Kate Hardy Failing
Boyd Lussky Hancock
Elizabeth Perkins Jenkins
Allie Westerman Kreske
Virginia Bennett Leeds
Elizabeth Herbener Mansfield
Anne Peters Vencel
Class of 1985
Anonymous
Ceci Conway Boden
Dana Lucas Collins
Sarah Schaaf Grimmer
Bessie Shwab Mobley
Class of 1986
Sonja Ferris Florman
Susan Pfeiffer Haidet
Embry Gatewood Hussin
Wendy Blue Martinez
Whitney Morrill
Class of 1987
Amy Sullivan Cahill
Kim Rietze Heinzen
Kim Logan
Alicia Hay Matthai
Mary Rogers Brown Schulte
Class of 1988
Chenoweth Stites Allen
Meredith Leathers Carbrey
Robin Pfeiffer Handal
Rajani Narasimhan LaRocca
Bryce Schuster
Elizabeth Blackburn Walden
Class of 1989
Abby Adelberg
Alison Chmiel Brehm
Heather Duffy
Danielle Pelfrey Duryea
Andrea Bouchillon Grant
Anna Abraham Hayden
Viji Rangaswami
Courtney Townes Sewell
Angela Singla
Class of 1990
Anonymous
Kathy Soskins Abbott
Brooke Brown Barzun
Ashley Blacketer
Anne Dedman Delahanty
Elizabeth Dodd
Carey Faversham Goldstein
Margaret Sharp Hill
Louisa Rietze Lewandowski
Jenni Lindsay
Jay Yepuri
Heather Bass Zamanian
Class of 1991
Robyn Metcalf Cook
David English
Elizabeth Steffen
Doug White
Class of 1992
Cole Asher
Puja Gakhar Gatton
Kate Harper
Matt Hunt
Nora FitzGerald Meldrum
Adam Shapira
Julie Kottke Valenti
Class of 1993
Anonymous (2)
Michelle Bornstein
Gabe Fritz
Alison McLeish
Tim Slesnick
Fran Hopson Thornton
Class of 1994
Brian Cook
Keith Fleming
Mary Sharp Greene
Augusta Brown Holland
Megan Hoskins
Richard Nash
Sarah Lurding Smith
Deborah Topcik
Class of 1995
Marshall Stopher Kiker
Lena Gimbel Pagles
Sallie Talbott
Class of 1996
Anonymous
Sarah Nash Bumpas
Becca Stites Derrick
Dustin Edge
Susan Ellison
Julie Farnsley Evans
Erin Eggers Fidler
Patrick McHugh
Liz Wells Meher
Sarah Cronan Spurlock
Kate McCall Vaughn
Class of 1997
Anonymous
Austin Thompson Anderton
Micah Daniels
Powell Jose
Clay McClure
Megan Davidson Sarratt
KC Smith Schneider
Charles Stopher
Will Vail
Jill Harris Vaysman
Mark Zurada
Class of 1998
Sarah Allen
Vedra Abdomerovic Augenstein
Liz Davis
Matt Karwowski
Leigh Clark Reckner
Caroline Harralson Ruschell
Coté Stepteau Spiegel
Class of 1999
Anonymous
Isabel Corominas
Lee Sanderlin
Briar Sangiuliano Schreiber
Eleanor Schwab Stepusin
Tate Yost
Class of 2000
McCauley Williams Adams
Blair Williams Barnard
Maggie Conner Faurest
Margaret Conway Gleason
Miles Harvey
Caroline Nugent Link
Annie Sanderlin Nalley
Jared Rouben
Karen Trowbridge Savitz
Class of 2001
Anonymous
Arpit Agrawal
Sarah Blasi
Lauren Carlisle Brown
Austin Clark
Michael Cook
Bobbi Jo Barr Cooper
Lauren Kaplan
Julie Sarasohn
Rosalind Streeter
Russell Willig
Class of 2002
Emily Arensman
Charlotte Strode Beck
Julia Richardson Campos
Catherine Gatewood Easley
Alumni gathered for a photo at the 2024 Alumni and Faculty Celebration.
Shira Goldstein
Shaheen Khan
Prescott Martin
Matt McCall
Chelsea Newhall
Callie Boerner Petty
Andrew Tabler
Class of 2003
Anonymous
Elizabeth Dick Bone
Mark Bowling
Rachel Waterfill Bridges
Peter Brown
Lacey Campbell Costin
Lizzie Doll
Kari Anderson Ferris
John Hadley
Rob Linker
Will Rawley
Leiah Rouben
Martin Schindler
Frances Clay Conner Sloan
Sarah Pfeifer Vandekerckhove
Elizabeth Post Zalkind
Class of 2004
Alex Ronald Butler
O’Brien Wolff Carlson
Jackie Roe Cobb
Will Crawford
Katherine Skarbek Enders
Maggie Nugent Griesbeck
Beth Blasi Harcourt
Collis Hancock Hillebrand
Taylor Gray Howell
Jessica Karwowski Litton
Emma Lambertus Manning
Kyle Manning
Courtney Wallace
Class of 2005
Chad Bowling
Laura Schuhmann Crawford
Maggie Galloway
Campbell Grant
Virginia Haselden Kartha
Class of 2006
Katie Bickel Booker
Robert Cunningham
Harry Talamini
Class of 2007
Anonymous
Claire Bickel Campbell
Evan Carmouche
Hallie Ragsdale Dade
Lizandra Muniz
Class of 2008
Laura Bowling
Liz Ratliff Evans
Molly Burke Hocker
Emori Grossman Keyer
Will Keyer
Whitten Montgomery
Mark Talis
Class of 2009
Anonymous
Hugh Madison
Barbara Gibbs Pino
Jeananne Baldwin Seagraves
Class of 2010
Lexsa Campbell
Mary Nancy Walter
Class of 2011
Hayley Amoss
Max Burge
Mark Harmon-Vaught
Annie Oyler Henshall
LeAnna Jones
Peter Schubert
James Seiler
Irene Vieth
Class of 2012
Ben Cunningham
Elias Nassar
Ryan Perry
Mary Winston Richardson
Class of 2013
Carrie Anderson
Gus Burge
Colleen Orr Engel
Adrienne Gallus
Paige Ganzel
Annie Hall
Kennedy Kommor
Will McAnulty
Jordan Noble
Sarah Nugent
Will Oldham
Kevin Orr
Ethan Perellis
Henry Walter
Class of 2014
Erik Overdyk
Natalie Sams
Stephen Stivers
Shelby Summerfield
Class of 2015
Genevieve Anderle
Pamela Toscano
Class of 2016
Sarah Hall
Hank Hendrix
Elizabeth Orr
Class of 2017
Olivia Anderle
Jake Hendrix
Will Stern
Class of 2018
Julia Bessen
Caroline Brehm
Sascha Post
Garrett Sams
Henry Stites
Elle Summerfield
Class of 2019
Cassie Geer
Alex Salamon
Class of 2020
Fisher Beasley
Layne Kramer
Cal LeDoux
Jacob Scheinler
Class of 2021
Gus Boden
Alex Brehm
Elizabeth Hellmann
Bailey Hendrix
Jackson Kiefer
Koa Waggoner
Class of 2022
Jack Hoskins-Harris
Finley Lowe
Lance Pierie
Jack Salamon
Class of 2023
Ryan Anderle
Mac Boden
Pye Boden
Sally Brehm
Class of 2024
Brooks Barnum
Rachel Disney
Charlie Fitzgerald
Beckett Kim
Max LeDoux
Ainsley Lowe
Alumni Soccer Zons played in the Alumni Games with Coach Travis.
Trivia Night: Our Biggest and Best Yet
We are beyond grateful for our incredible community. This year’s Trivia Night, held on February 22, 2025, was a resounding success, uniting hundreds of enthusiastic players and donors in support of Collegiate.
We’re thrilled to share that the event raised $136,211 net, which was $16,000 over the budgeted goal, thanks to the generosity and spirit of our entire community. Whether you played, donated, sponsored, or participated from afar, your support made this night unforgettable. Funds were generated from ticket sales, raffle items, sponsorships, and event extras, including mulligans, the Bourbon Pull, Spring Parties, and games. With a sell-out crowd of 370 players, it was truly a collective effort that made this event our most successful to date.
This evening would not have been possible without our phenomenal Trivia Night co-chairs, Kelly Will and Nicki Powers, and the dedicated planning committee whose creativity and energy brought it all
to life. We’re also grateful to our current families for curating thoughtful and generous grade raffle baskets, to our sponsors and partners for their steadfast support, and to Trivia Master
Justin Shuster and Emcee Paul Augustus for keeping the energy high throughout the night.
Proceeds from Trivia Night directly support faculty salaries, professional development, and essential programming in academics, arts, and athletics— enhancing the Collegiate experience for every student.
Leigh Clark Reckner '98 enjoyed Trivia Night.
Collegiate parents dressed in Mardi Gras theme. Tiffany Benjamin and Jennifer Hoffman
Congrats to our Trivia Night winners!
Blue Man Group competing at Trivia Night.
Catherine Gatewood Easley '02 with co-chairs Nicki Powers and Kelly Will.
Thank
You to Our Trivia Night Sponsors
We extend our sincere appreciation to the 2025 Trivia Night sponsors whose generosity made this event possible. Their commitment plays a vital role in supporting Collegiate and enriching our community.
We also wish to recognize our Annual Community Partners (featured on page 29) for their ongoing dedication and support throughout the year. We are grateful to acknowledge their contributions here alongside our event sponsors.
BOURBON PULL SPONSOR
UNLOCK THE GOLD SPONSORS
CATEGORY SPONSORS
TEAM THEME COSTUME CONTEST SPONSOR
PRIZE SPONSOR BEER SPONSOR MULLIGAN SPONSOR
RAFFLE ITEM SPONSORS
Visit the Glenmary Shop on campus to purchase polos, sweatshirts, and spirit wear!
SCHOOL YEAR STORE HOURS
Mondays: 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Wednesdays: 2:30-3:30 p.m.
Thursdays: 7:45-8:30 a.m.
The Glenmary Shop is the only retail store that donates its profits back to the school. It is managed by the Collegiate Alumni Association and operated by volunteers.
February 21, 2026
Join the planning committee, co-chaired by Erin Eggers Fidler ’96 and Lauren Huray! Your ideas and energy will help shape an unforgettable event!
If you are interested in joining the Gala planning committee, please contact Catherine Gatewood Easley ’02 at 502.479.0345 or ceasley@ louisvillecollegiate.org.
Like most independent schools and universities, Louisville Collegiate School has an established permanent endowment that supports the school year after year, sustaining vital and unique elements of the Collegiate experience. Each donation to the endowment has been invested. And each year, as the endowment grows, Collegiate is able to factor a prudent portion of the earnings into the operating budget.
As of June 30, 2025, Collegiate’s endowed funds total $13,390,144. While this is small for a school that has been in existence for more than 100 years, we are extremely grateful to the individuals and families who helped grow the endowment by establishing named endowment funds. Each year, the endowment draw has a positive impact on our general budget. The draw for the 2024-25 school year is $495,121.
ENDOWMENT DRAW
- 52%
$86,099 - 17% UNRESTRICTED OPERATING
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUNDS
The Power of Endowment: Honoring Great Teaching, Fueling Lifelong Learning
At Louisville Collegiate School, our endowment plays a vital role in sustaining excellence across our programs. One of the most meaningful ways this support comes to life is through endowed teaching awards, which provide faculty with the resources and inspiration to grow, reflect, and bring fresh energy to the classroom.
Funded by the Helen Kent Longley Distinguished Chair for Teaching, this biennial award celebrates an exceptional educator who brings passion, curiosity, and a deep commitment to Collegiate and its students. The chair not only honors the legacy of beloved teacher Helen Kent Longley, but also ensures that outstanding faculty have opportunities for continued professional development, travel, and exploration. In doing so, it strengthens the school’s mission to inspire a lifelong love of learning—both for students and the teachers who guide them.
Below, Science Department Chair and Middle School Teacher Emily Conn shares how her recent experience as the Longley Chair shaped her perspective, renewed her energy, and enriched the work she brings back to her students.
"This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to travel to France and Switzerland thanks to the Helen Kent Longley Distinguished Chair award money that I received. After the intensity of the school year, it was such a gift to step back and experience places where life is lived a little differently. What stayed with me the most is how much the culture in these places values things we often rush past—fresh food, time with people, art, history, nature, and a sense of belonging to your community."
My two daughters and husband, joined me for the trip to Paris, where I was immediately struck by how thoughtfully the city is built for people to enjoy everyday life. There are public parks and green spaces everywhere, and cafés and restaurants that prioritize fresh, local ingredients, not for luxury, but because it’s just the norm. People sit outside, talk to each other, and take their time. Meals aren’t
It reminded me that when we teach about the past, we’re not just teaching dates and facts— we’re sharing stories about people who made difficult choices and lived complicated lives. That’s something I want to bring back more intentionally into my classroom.
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rushed. The food is simple and high quality, and what stood out to me is that much of it is sourced locally. This doesn’t just support farmers and small businesses—it also reduces the carbon emissions that result from transporting food long distances. As someone who teaches a unit on climate change, it was powerful to see how these everyday choices can make a real difference. It gave me a more concrete example to bring back to my students: that sustainability isn’t always about big, dramatic actions that my students often don’t have control over, but can also be achieved through thoughtful habits and priorities.
From Paris, we headed to the Loire Valley, where we explored a quieter side of France. We visited beautiful castles like Château d’Ussé, which inspired the story of Sleeping Beauty, and Château de Chenonceau, which spans a river and played a quiet but important role in helping Jews escape from Nazi-occupied France during World War II. Being in those spaces made history feel alive, personal, emotional, and real. It reminded me that when we teach about the past, we’re not just teaching dates and facts—we’re sharing stories about people who made difficult choices and lived complicated lives. That’s something I want to bring back more intentionally into my classroom.
After France, we traveled to Switzerland, where we spent time in the Lauterbrunnen Valley and later in Crans-Montana and Zermatt. The landscapes were absolutely stunning—snow-capped peaks, huge waterfalls, wide green valleys, and clear views of the
ENDOWED MEMORIAL GIFTS
In memory of Graham Cooke
Rick and Mona Willig Powell ’65
In memory of Madeline Cundiff Covi
Ellen Miller Timmons ’60
In memory of Bodie Bolling Dorsey ’43
Louise Rapp Wall ’47
In memory of Kate Oldham Keller ’58
Ellen Miller Timmons ’60
In memory of Audrey Lannert
Kim Sanderlin
In memory of Billy Minor ’99
Rick and Mona Willig Powell ’65
In memory of Steve Schoening
Rick and Mona Willig Powell ’65
Babs Thompson
In memory of Kitty Edelen Tichenor ’56
Dale and Ceci Conway Boden ’85
Karen Buchanan
Chenault McClure Conway ’59
William and Frances Earley
John and Linda English
Matterhorn. We hiked, rode cable cars up into the mountains, and just took in the scale of it all. There was something really grounding about being in such a vast, beautiful place. It reminded me how important it is for students to feel a sense of awe and connection with the natural world, especially as we think about teaching science and the environment in a way that builds both understanding and care.
Coming back from this trip, I feel more grounded and more inspired. It helped me remember the value of slowing down, paying attention, and making space for joy and curiosity—things I hope to model and encourage more of in my classroom. I’m so grateful for the opportunity this award gave me, not just to travel, but to see the world (and my teaching) through a fresh lens.
Michael and Meredith Erickson
Craig and Merrell Wall Grant ’74
Sandy Gulick
Joan Hafner
Mary Collis Hancock ’46
Junior League of Louisville
Walt and Lynn Schlegel Kunau ’79
Ellie Bingham Miller ’64
Kay Payne
Lee and Babs Rodes Robinson ’80
Harry and Kate Vogt Talamini ’67
Ellen Miller Timmons ’60
George and Laurie Camp Vieth ’76
Edie Mapother Wells ’75
George West
David and Susan Wood
In memory of Henry Baird Walter ’13
David and Debbie Perellis
In memory of Cappy Cohen Warner ’58
Ellen Miller Timmons ’60
In memory of Juliette Norton Willis ’62
Sally Van Winkle Campbell ’62
Rick and Mona Willig Powell ’65
Ellen Miller Timmons ’60
ENDOWMENT GIFTS
Global Citizenship Endowment
Leslie and Ron Geoghegan
Library Endowment
In memory of Evie Topcik
Fred and Barbara Arensman
Paula Bernard
Alex and Sarah Nash Bumpas ’96
Cousins David Callif, Lynn, Dustin, Lisa, Rob, and Rachel
Marilyn Carney
Kathy Ciro
John and Gretchen Rounsavall Clark ’67
Sloane Cooper
Joy Fowler
Stuart and Kim Frankenthal
Sandra Frazier
John Herzfeld
Michael and Deb Hoskins
Alan and Janet Levitan
Melissa and Scotty Martin
Carl and Pam Miller
Jennifer Miller
Ken Hillebrand and Frankie Moore
Mark and Brecky Beard Peabody ’92
Peterson Family Foundation, Inc.
Leigh Clark ’98 and Travis Reckner
Bobbie Rouben
Chuck and Stephanie Sarasohn
Michaele Silverberg
Stephen and Robin Stratton
Regina Taylor
Louis McGalliard Smith Middle School Writing Award
Lachlan and Lynne Smith
Martin Scholarship Fund
Barbara Martin Dudley ’57
Nancy Batson Rash Fund for Faculty Excellence
Marianne Rash Rowe ’53
Project to Build Endowment
Mary Collis Hancock ’46
Virginia Perrin Speed Endowment
Helen Powell
EQUITY FUND DONORS
Donnie and Kandis Adkins
Arpit and Laila Agrawal
Jayne and Chris Ahlstrom
Sharon Arnold
Debi and John Ballard
Heather Duffy and Steve Bishop
Ceci and Dale Boden
Katie and Andrew Booker
Libby and Dennie Brandt
Campbell Brown and Sarah Barker
Ange and Joey Chatham
Brian and Robyn Cook
Jon and Miranda Coole
Jacqueline Derby and David Weller
Stephanie Disney
Julio and Amanda Driggs
Erick and Molly Dubuque
Dana Fabe and Randy Simpson
Russ and Sarah Farmer
Melissa Faurest
David Fuchs
Cynthia Gimbel
Sandy Gulick
John and Deborah Harman
Mandy Helton and Kris Johnson
Todd Hinton
Augusta and Gill Holland
Lauren and Matt Huray
Carol Jones
Ganesh and Virginia Kartha
Amy and Sid Kilgore
Jason and Linda Kuhns
Jake and Erica Lipanovich
Layla Lombardo
Melissa and Scotty Martin
Nora and Brian Meldrum
Chelsea Newhall
Sam and Bobbie Noble
Dave and Rachel Owsley
David and Fox Ritchay
Tim and Tammy Roe
Katie and Das Rooprai
Lori and Jimmy Roth
David and Patricia Rubenstein
Michael and Vanessa Ruppe
Barbara and Robert Schissler
Michael Schissler and Kristan Milam
Nancy Scott
Bill and Mary Shelley
Cara and Tom Solley
Lindy B. Street
Kate and Harry Talamini
Laurie and George Vieth
David and Traci Voss
Sean and Melanie Wachsman
Garth Webb and Nancy Wine
Nikki Welch
Edie Wells
Matt and Elyssa Yantis
Josh Yousem and Maja Cupac
Louisville Collegiate School
GIFT-IN-KIND DONORS
Black Rooster Farm
Blue Moon Balloons Co
SPECIAL GIFTS
Campbell Ewen Outdoor Education Fund
Lindsey and Todd Anderson
Diana Arnold
Andrew Bonnarens
Laura Bray
Stephanie Disney
John Elder
Maureen Farrell
Rose Flamm and Dawn DeWeese
David and Elizabeth Foley
Sloane and Heather Graff
Keturah Gray
Ron and Angela Hillerich
Frank Hilliard
Todd Hinton
Denis and Janice Jewell
Amy and Sid Kilgore
Boyce Martin and Melea East
Melissa and Scotty Martin
James and Janice Medina
Andrew Noland
Charlie and Joanne Owen
Randy Spaw and Kim Johnson
GIFT RESTRICTED FOR LOWER SCHOOL ARTS PROGRAM
Jane VanMeter
GIFT RESTRICTED FOR ROBOTICS
CRG Automation
Louisville Collegiate School would like to thank the following community partners who have expressed their support for Collegiate’s students, faculty/staff, programming, and mission.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
GOLD PARTNERS
BRONZE PARTNERS
BLUE PARTNERS
Baird
Best Blind and Shade Jones and Daughters
ORR Protection Systems
Stock Yards Bank & Trust
TEN20 Craft Brewery
The Rental Depot
The Middle School robotics team, Yellow Submarine, competed at the FLL Tournament.
Every parent and/or guardian at Louisville Collegiate School is automatically a member of the Parents Association. Thank you to all who volunteer and contribute to the Parents Association and its initiatives in each division, as well as Booster Club, Community Engagement and Belonging, Faculty and Staff Appreciation, Family Support, and Wellness.
2024-25 PARENTS ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD
Lucy Holzer, President
Patricia Dolson Harris, Secretary
Julio Driggs, Treasurer
Joe Oney, Communications
Jason Kuhns, President-elect
Charlene Buckles, Community Engagement and Belonging
Vandy Chisholm, Upper School VP
Kimberly Ding, Lower School VP
Melea East, Upper School VP
Melissa Faurest, Middle School VP
Jamie Khiani, Booster Club
Erica Lawrence, Community Engagement and Belonging
Claire Masick ‘97, Faculty & Staff Appreciation
Kelly Maxwell, Faculty & Staff Appreciation
Sarah Foster Merrill, Middle School VP
Audra Rankin, Family Support
Karen Savitz ‘00, Lower School VP
Cindy Snyder, Booster Club
Raj Shah, Wellness
Hunter Weinberg, Family Support
SPECIAL THANKS
Katie Dobbins, Bake Sale
Sarah Simon, Used Uniform Sale
Brittany Priddy and Sadie Schabdach, Fall Festival
INCOME
Named for the school’s founders, Virginia Perrin Speed (18791968) and her husband, William Shallcross Speed (1873-1955), the Speed Society consists of individuals and families who make a legacy gift to Collegiate’s planned giving program.
JOINING THE SPEED SOCIETY
Planned gifts can provide a variety of benefits which may include life income, continued use of gift property, an avoidance of capital gains tax and immediate tax deduction.
Contrary to popular misconception, nearly everyone can make a planned gift to Louisville Collegiate School at some level and a multitude of simple options exist:
BEQUEST
Making a bequest to Louisville Collegiate School can be easily accomplished by including a few sentences in a will or Revocable Living Trust. Bequests are flexible and can be adjusted-perhaps for this reason, 75% of planned gifts come in this form! Legal and financial advisors will know how best to structure a will to meet a donor’s financial needs.
LIFE INSURANCE
Whole-life insurance policies represent a valuable opportunity to make a major gift that benefits both the donor and the school in many ways. It is incredibly simple to name the School as a beneficiary on your policy.
RETIREMENT PLANS
Naming Collegiate as the beneficiary of a retirement plan (IRA, 401K, or 403B) is an easy and tax efficient way to leave a legacy gift. Given current tax laws, beneficiaries other than spouses may be taxed on the income, but charities such as Louisville Collegiate School are able to receive the full amount of remaining retirement assets.
OTHER PLANNED GIFTS
A properly chosen planned gift vehicle may offer significant tax benefits and retirement income to the donor, while imparting a much larger gift than imagined.
To join the Speed Society, please contact:
Stephanie Disney Director of Advancement
502.479.0343 or sdisney@louisvillecollegiate.org
SPEED SOCIETY MEMBERS
This list reflects past and present members of the Speed Society.
Anonymous
Tom and Lisa Tate Austin ’87
Dr. Michael Cunningham and Dr. Anita Barbee Cunningham
Mark and Kathy Barrens
Dale and Ceci Conway Boden ‘85
Evelyn Day Butler ‘62
Drs. James and Mistalene Calleroz White
Geoff Campbell
Chenault McClure Conway ’59
Lee* and Barbara Martin Dudley ’57
Ann Rankin Fleming ‘85
Bob and Mary Gatewood
Ron and Leslie Geoghegan
Holly Gray ’76
William* and Mary Collis Hancock ’46
Sarah Harreld ‘04
Frances Starks Heyburn ‘43
Dr. James B. and Helen K. Longley*
Judge Boyce F. Martin Jr.* and Anne Brewer Ogden ‘64
Grier and Ann Martin
Nancy Doerhoefer Mason ’53
Kent and Kathy Oyler
Rick and Mona-Tate Willig Powell ’65
David and Towns Richardson
Mary Winston Richardson ‘12
Lee and Babs Rodes Robinson ’80
Joe and Barbara Collis Rodes ‘52*
Vida Beard Ruppe ‘48*
Ann Hutchinson Sanderlin ’47*
Louise B. Seiler ‘53*
Edward and Cynthia Skarbek
Carl and Ellen Thomas
Evie Topcik
George and Laurie Camp Vieth ’76
Louise Rapp Wall ’47
Caldwell and Hollis Willig
Jean Wyer ‘68
*We are honored by the inclusion of Collegiate in the planning of these late members of The Speed Society.
Thursday, September 18! Make your donation to the 2025-26 Annual Fund during Louisville’s biggest day of giving!
