Night at the Races: 2016 Annual Auction Booklet

NORFOLK COLLEGIATE’S ANNUAL AUCTION MAY 7, 2016

NIGHT AT THE RACES ANNUAL AUCTION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Check In & Credit Card Registration Upper School Lobby 6 p.m.

Silent Auction & Wine Grab Middle School Gymnasium 6 to 9:15 p.m.

Kentucky Derby Post-Time Live Stream Middle School Gymnasium 6:34 p.m.

Section Closing Times: 8:15 p.m.

Bourbon & Bridle Entertainment 8:30 p.m.

Dams & Sires Men & Women 8:45 p.m.

Grandstand Home & Garden 9:00 p.m.

Colts & Fillies Tots & Teens; Class Donations 9:15 p.m.

High Stakes Super Silent & Sign-Up Parties Food Stations & Bars Close Live Auction & Raffle Winners Watt-Baker Gymnasium 9:30 p.m.

Check Out Your statements will be ready for you in the upper school lobby at the close of the live auction. Guests must present their receipt to pick up merchandise from the silent auction.

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Greetings from the Headmaster,

As

we approach the end of the 2015-16 school year, we have many opportunities to come together and celebrate in the successes at Norfolk Collegiate.

From awards ceremonies to senior project presentations to games, plays and musicals, our spring is filled with events that highlight what it means to be an Oak. Tonight’s event, Night at the Races & Annual Auction, is a great example.

Tonight, as we gather together to raise money for the Annual Fund, remember that every dollar raised will directly benefit every student in every classroom in every grade. Because of the generous support of our donors, we are able to provide a great education for our students. The Annual Fund allows us to go “over and beyond” to provide resources to the arts, athletics, academics, technology and professional development.

Please enjoy the efforts of our dedicated volunteers, sponsors, advertisers and donors as you bid on the wide variety of baskets, certificates, trips and treasures! We encourage you to bid high and bid often and of course, enjoy your night!

Scott G. Kennedy Headmaster

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Auction Times Headmaster’s Welcome Wine Grab and Restaurant Row Rules Tips for Auction Night Live Auction Live Auction Guidelines and Rules Live Auction Items Fund An Item Sign-Up Parties Lower School Donations Friends of the Auction Auction Sponsors Grandparents and Honored Students Auction Donors Auction Planning Committee Norfolk Collegiate Staff Norfolk Collegiate Board of Trustees Advertisers

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WINE GRAB RULES To participate in the wine grab, guests must purchase a cork for $20 at the wine grab station (please refer to map for station location). We also are featuring a variety of small batch bourbons in the mix!

Each cork is numbered and corresponds with a numbered bag. Choose a numbered cork from the basket, and you will win the wine or bourbon with the corresponding number. Of the bottles included, there is a grand prize bottle valued at more than $100. The bottles vary in varietal and price point, ranging from $15 to more than $100. Wine may be picked up at the end of the silent auction.

RESTAURANT ROW “BUY IT NOW” RULES This year we are introducing Restaurant Row in our Bourbon & Bridle entertainment section. We have featured a variety of gift cards and certificates to local dining establishments that can be won by the first bid! Bid sheets for this particular section will include “buy it now” listed prominently on that card with only one line for a bid number. The first and only bid number on that sheet will win that card... no bidding war necessary! All Restaurant Row gift cards and certificates will still be stored at check out.

They can be picked up after paying your invoice for the evening.

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TIPS FOR AUCTION NIGHT 1.

Night at the Races begins at 6 p.m. in the Watt-Baker and Middle School Gymnasiums located at 7336 Granby Street in Norfolk.

2. Please join the celebration in your garden party attire.

3. Check-in is in the upper school lobby. No physical tickets are required for entry. Your name is on the guest list if you paid online or returned payment with your RSVP card. Guests are strongly encouraged to purchase their ticket before May 5, 2016.

4. Please pre-register your credit card upon check-in in the front lobby. This will help to expedite the check-out process for all guests.

5. The silent auction is set up in the middle school gym.

Move clockwise around the perimeter of the gym to best experience all sections. Seasoned auction-goers will first take a lap and place their initial bids, then return to each section as it closes to be in position to place the final bid on favorite items. Section closing times are listed on the front page of your booklet, as well as near each section.

6. The silent auction sections will close in 15-minute intervals from 8:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. As each section closes, bidding ends and bid sheets will be promptly collected by the auction team. Remember to revisit the super silent section and sign-up parties at 9 p.m. to make your final bid before 9:15 p.m.

7. Food stations with heavy hors d’oeuvres and two full bars are open throughout the silent auction in the middle school gym. The food stations and bars will close promptly at 9:15 p.m. when the last silent auction section closes, and all guests will move to the Watt-Baker Gymnasium for the live auction.

8. The live auction begins at 9:30 p.m. in the Watt-Baker Gymnasium. Please be sure to grab a seat and have your bid number in hand!

9. The check-out team will be ready for you at the end of the live auction in the lobby. Purchases may be paid for by cash, check, American Express, Discover, MasterCard or VISA. If you need to leave prior to check out, please register your credit card to receive your receipt.

10. Your items may be collected after you pick up your receipt at check out. An auction team member will be available in each section to assist. Merchandise cannot be picked up without your receipt from check-out.

11. Large items must be picked up on Sunday, May 8, between noon to 2 p.m. in the middle school gym.

Please enter through the middle school gym door along the sidewalk facing the main parking lot and Granby Street.

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LIVE AUCTION GUIDELINES & RULES The following pages are a preview of items available to our guests during the Night at the Races live auction.

Due to printing deadlines, all live auction items may not appear here. The full list of live auction items will be provided on auction night.

1. The live auction will begin at 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 7, in the Watt-Baker Gymnasium and will continue without interruption until all items have been auctioned.

2. In the event of a dispute between bidders, the auctioneer shall make the sole and final decision to either determine the successful bidder or re-offer and resell the article in dispute.

3. Upon the call from the auctioneer with the final winning bid and bid number, a live auction spotter will promptly get the signature and bid number of the winning bidder.

4. Payments are due by the conclusion of the night before claiming auction items. Cash, checks, American Express, VISA, MasterCard and Discover will be accepted.

5. Successful bidders are to remove items at the conclusion of the auction.

6. Items may be removed only by presenting a paid receipt at the time of departure.

7. Unless otherwise specified, all certificates for goods and services must be redeemed within one year.

8. Any follow-up questions and arrangements with live auction packages should be directed to Kate Pringle, Annual Fund and special events manager.

9. All sales are final. There will be no exceptions or refunds on items except where specified.

No cash refunds will be given for any reason.

The Internal Revenue Code permits you to deduct the amount that exceeds the fair market value of the item purchased at the auction. The fair market value will be given with your receipt.

Norfolk Collegiate and the contributors are not responsible for authenticity or defect in any item and make no warranty in connection with any item. Any school liability for auction items ceases with the purchase.

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SLUMBER PARTY AT THE MEREDITH CENTER Your child and seven of his or her closest friends will have free reign of the Meredith Center for the Arts, including a private movie screening in the Hackney Theater with popcorn and treats. Their fun-filled night will start with a VIP limo ride to Norfolk’s iconic Doumar’s for dinner and an ice cream cone before heading back to school for games, crafts and additional personalized activities.

Kids will bring their sleeping bags and camp out in the King Boardroom. Supervised by Norfolk Collegiate staff with security for the evening.

Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Presented by Norfolk Collegiate, Marquis Limousines and Randy and Kathy Windley THE MONARCH BASKETBALL CLUB Enjoy watching the ODU men’s basketball team and women’s basketball team during their 2016-17 regular seasons with 20 club level seats for one game each or 20 club level seats split between four to five games for each team. Club level provides access to purchase adult beverages unlike other seating areas of the arena.

Any men’s and women’s regular season games of mutually agreed upon dates.

Presented by Old Dominion University Athletic Foundation

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NAPA VALLEY GETAWAY Grab a partner and head to the west coast for three nights at the historic Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, Calif., just one hour from San Francisco. Guests will enjoy the wonderful amenities the resort has to offer, such as two PGA championship golf courses, 13 lit tennis courts, and biking and hiking trails. Relax in the spa with a massage or facial before heading off to a local winery to enjoy its various varietals.

Package includes a car rental from the San Francisco airport, as well as the tasting certificate for a local winery. Excludes the $25 per night resort fee.

Certificate must be redeemed and the reservations made by Aug. 1, 2016.

Presented by CI Azumano Travel WEEKEND IN WINTERGREEN Enjoy a three-night getaway from Jan. 6-8, 2017, at Wintergreen in a newly remodeled, first-floor, slope-slide condominium located in the heart of the resort. The main level has a large, fully stocked kitchen, master bedroom with a kingsize bed and a second bedroom with a queensize bed. Both bedrooms have TVs and full baths.

Enjoy all of the fantastic amenities and venture out to enjoy the many nearby breweries and wineries. Take a break from skiing to enjoy tastings for up to six people in the tasting room at King Family Vineyards overlooking the picturesque Roseland Farm.

Presented by Bobby and Leslie DeFord and King Family Vineyard

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VIP 2016-17 PRIME PARKING AT COLLEGIATE Whether it’s for your teenage driver or for mom and dad, eliminate the hassles of the daily search for a parking spot on the middle and upper school campus. This VIP space will be yours 24/7 during the 2016-17 school year and will be marked with a permanent metal reserved sign. Imagine the luxury of pulling into your very own space every school day, during Fall Fair, athletic contests, musicals, next year’s auction and even graduation!

Presented by Norfolk Collegiate BAY CREEK GETAWAY Enjoy a quick getaway to beautiful Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore. Located in this historic bay-side community, Bay Creek Resort offers the best golf, dining and amenities in the mid-Atlantic region. Hit the links during the day for two rounds of golf for four guests, and spend two nights in a luxurious golf course condo. The package also includes a $200 gift certificate to The Oyster Farm at Kings Creek Marina, where your group will enjoy the freshest and finest cuisine while enjoying a picturesque view of the Chesapeake Bay. Presented by Bay Creek Realty and Larry and Amy Flora SNL IN NYC Head to the Big Apple with two tickets for a live broadcast of Saturday Night Live with date to be determined. Norfolk Collegiate graduate and SNL co-producer Scott Weinstein ’91 will contact the winner in September to offer a choice of two possible show dates in October or November 2016.

Plus, a $535 gift card is included to use for your New York trip.

Presented by SNL, Scott Weinstein ’91 and the Norfolk Collegiate Alumni Board

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DISNEY’S ALL-STAR MOVIES RESORT FAMILY VACATION Pack up the family and head south to the Magic Kingdom where dreams come true!

Four guests (two adults and two children) will spend three nights at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort with four two-day tickets with admission to one park per day. This unique hotel salutes the legends of Disney films with whimsical, larger-than-life decor. The winning bidder may upgrade the hotel or ticket option for an additional expense through CI Azumano Travel, if desired. Guests must travel by Sept. 1, 2016, and the package may not be booked over a major holiday.

Presented by CI Azumano Travel GRADUATION 2016 FRONT ROW SEATS & RESERVED PARKING Enjoy the commencement ceremony for Norfolk Collegiate’s Class of 2016 from the front row! We will feature eight front row seats for graduation in addition to two reserved parking spaces for the big event!

Presented by Norfolk Collegiate SLOPESIDE IN SNOWSHOE Enjoy four days and three nights in this slope-side condo in Snowshoe, West Virginia. Inches from the slopes, this first-floor unit includes one bedroom, living room with sofa bed, and full kitchen and sleeps four. It’s steps from shops and has pool and spa access. This convenient condo lends itself well to those interested in all of the outdoor amenities available. Mutually agreed upon date during the 2016 winter ski season, excluding major winter holidays.

Presented by Ronnie and Lisa Boone

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ODU PIGSKIN & PARKING Cheer on the Monarchs from a luxury skybox as they take on the Southern Miss Golden Eagles on Nov. 12, 2016. Before watching the big game, claim your reserved parking spot in the Red Garage, then head to the suite to enjoy a delicious spread of food and libations. The package includes eight box tickets, an additional eight guest passes and one reserved parking space.

Presented by Ben and Becky Cottrell KEY WEST BY THE SEA Enjoy a refreshing week at Key West by the Sea, located on eight beautifully landscaped acres across the street from Key West’s Smathers Beach. The gated community includes two swimming pools and two tennis courts. Whether it’s beach walking, swimming, playing tennis or bicycling, it’s available along the emerald green Atlantic Ocean water with those perfect sunsets and sunrises. The condo has two bedrooms, two baths and full kitchen.

End-of-the-week cleaning is included. Available most weeks now through mid-December 2016, as well as most weeks from March 20, 2017 through mid-December 2017. www.kwbts.com Presented by Dr. & Mrs. Julian W. Selig Jr.

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VIP AT TOBY KEITH Grab your boots and red Solo® cup and head to the beach to see Toby Keith’s “The Interstates and Tailgates Tour” on Friday, June 8, 2016, at the Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater. The winner of numerous American Music, Academy of Country Music and Billboard Awards, the country star will be singing “How Do You Like Me Now?!” as you enjoy the show from your own private box for six!

You will also receive two VIP parking passes for convenient parking closest to the venue and six tickets to the VIP lounge.

Presented by The Franklin Johnston Group HEADMASTER FOR A DAY Headmaster for a Day is an opportunity of a lifetime for any student in kindergarten through grade 12 to run Norfolk Collegiate for a day and get a behindthe-scenes look at what it takes to be a headmaster.

From the desk of Mr. Kennedy to the office of any of our division heads, your student will have a personally tailored agenda and get a behind-thescenes perspective of our lower, middle and upper school divisions. Mr. Kennedy will even swap roles with this lucky student and follow his or her normal class schedule throughout that day! The lucky winner may also order lunch from his or her favorite spot to enjoy in the King Boardroom with his or her closest friends.

Presented by Norfolk Collegiate

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FUND AN ITEM: THE IDEA WORKSHOP

FUND-AN-ITEM GOAL: $18,000 From coding at the lower school to Destination Imagination in the middle school to Rube Goldberg machinery at the upper school, our students are already “makers.” To better serve our studentexplorers and to allow them the freedom to solve problems through inquiry-based learning, Norfolk Collegiate will develop makerspaces at both campuses to serve as community hubs for innovation for our K-12 learners. Physical locations for creation, these spaces will feature new technology, machinery and furniture where our students can share resources and knowledge, work on projects and learn by doing.

Our middle and upper school space will be based in the Leanzo Set Design Studio in the Meredith Center for the Arts. There also will be a space dedicated to our K-5 students at the lower school. With new machinery, including laser cutters, smart sewing machines, microcontroller kits, programmable robotics and more, our students will be able to learn through exploration.

The final component in developing these spaces for our school is providing professional development for our Idea Workshop managers and teachers. The entire school community should feel comfortable using these spaces for intellectual and creative exploration and will be urged to utilize the tools and materials to add to the richness of their curriculum.

“Fund An Item” is a reverse auction. Our goal is to have 100% participation from every auction-goer here tonight! Through the support of everyone in the room, we will be able to make a HUGE impact in helping our students be the best they can be!

SIGN-UP PARTIES OUTDOOR MOVIE NIGHT: WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY This isn’t your typical night at the movies. Grab the family and head over to our new turf fields on Friday, June 3, to watch this cinema classic. Bring your camping chairs or a blanket and an appetite for some sweet treats! There will even be a special golden ticket for one lucky guest to find! The gates will open at 7:30 p.m. and the movie will start at 8:15 p.m. The cost is $5 per attendee. * Due to printing deadlines, all sign-up parties may not appear on this list.

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LOWER SCHOOL DONATIONS VIRGINIA PLATTER A colorful rendering of the Commonwealth of Virginia is the focal point on this large oval platter.

Every child from the lower school selected his or her color of choice and made his or her fingerprint in his or her location of choice. While fingerprinting, a heart shape was left to indicate Norfolk. This one-of-akind piece is sure to be treasured for years to come!

MRS. ADAM’S & MRS. WHITE’S KINDERGARTEN CLASSES NESPRESSO GIFT BASKET Enjoy a delicious latte or cappuccino from the comfort of home with your own Black Inissia Nespresso Machine with Espresso Aeroccino and Milk Frother. Package also includes an assortment of Nespresso pods, two espresso drinking mugs, creamer and sugar set and silver serving tray from West Elm.

MRS. THOMSON’S FIRST-GRADE CLASS OAK PLATTER This beautiful, custom Color Me Mine platter features the fingerprints of all of our first graders on an oak tree. It truly is a lovely keepsake from our first-grade students.

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MRS. LINDALE’S FIRST-GRADE CLASS CUPCAKE PLATTER What better way to serve cupcakes than on an adorable cupcake-shaped platter? How about on a cupcake platter with all of our first graders fingerprints scattered on the frosting like sprinkles?! Each student selected his or her favorite color sprinkle before making his or her fingerprint.

MRS. KRAFT & MRS. MOTTINGER’S SECOND-GRADE CLASSES MERMAID BASKET This unique basket includes an original, hand painted 18-inch mermaid painted by local artist Chi’Mere Evans, named “A Night at the Races.”

The basket also includes is a $50 gift certificate to Mermaid Factory for a paint night for two and a $25 gift certificate to Mermaid Winery with wine glasses.

MRS. WILLSON & MRS. McNAUGHTON’S THIRD-GRADE CLASSES MOSCOW MULE GIFT BASKET Enjoy a cocktail with this fun basket from the third grade! It includes four copper mugs, four glass coasters and a lacquer serving tray all from West Elm. Also included in the set is a knife and cutting board from Serendip in Norfolk, mint herb in a garden pot, one bottle of Tito’s Handmade Vodka, four bottles of Crabbie’s Ginger Beer, one bottle of simple syrup and a bunch of limes!

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MRS. JAMES & MRS. COLLADO’S FOURTH-GRADE CLASSES WILLIAMSBURG PLATTER The fourth-grade students used their fingerprints to transform themselves into residents of Colonial Williamsburg on this Virginia History Platter! You will find your favorite little colonist in the fife and drum corp, militia or among the townspeople. The oblong shape is convenient for serving bread, snacks or side dishes.

MRS. MAUS & MR. DUVALL’S FIFTH-GRADE CLASSES NORFOLK COLLEGIATE FIFTH-GRADE SUPER FAN AUCTION BASKET The true Oaks super fan will cheer for this basket — a large, silk screened canvas tote bag filled with an Oaks fan’s necessities for attending any game. The super fan who wins the basket will enjoy a Norfolk Collegiate stadium seat with shoulder strap and pocket to sit in comfort on those hard, cold bleachers. There’s also an embroidered fleece blanket and sun visor to keep the winning super fan fighting for the Oaks and not the elements during the game. Super fan attire is a MUST at any event, and this basket has you covered — a “Rock the Treehouse” shirt, a chevron striped Collegiate infinity scarf, a foam finger, cheerleading pom pom and blue and white face paint! BUT THAT’S NOT ALL! The winning super fan will receive three bench seat tickets to watch the game of their choice sitting shoulder-to-shoulder with our Oak athletes!

In between games, this super fan will stay inspired by taking home an autographed picture of the captain himself — Capt. Collegiate! Go Oaks!

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FRIENDS OF THE AUCTION

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NIGHT AT THE RACES & ANNUAL AUCTION UNDERWRITERS DIAMOND ARDX CI Azumano Travel The Franklin Johnston Group PLATINUM Cottrell Contracting Corporation Jones Printing Service Summit Group of Virginia GOLD The Givens Group Premier Soccer Schaubach Companies of Virginia SunTrust Bank TitleQuest SILVER Kirven Orthopedic Group, P.C. Kumon Math & Reading Center of Chesapeake & Suffolk Ted & Keryn Mathas Mathas Financial Group, LLC Medical & Surgical Eye Specialists Selden Optometry Special Events Entertainment Wolcott Rivers Gates Attorneys at Law BRONZE BesTech Inc. Birsch Industries The Honorable & Mrs. Richard Bray Chris Lacey Cleaning Services Inc. Decker, Cardon, Thomas, Weintraub, & Neskis, PC Mrs. Ruby L. Dowd Dr. & Mrs. Robert Gayle Robert ’80 & Betsy ’83 Given Mr. & Mrs. Gary Janovetz Scott & Carroll Lee ’82 Kennedy Mrs. Margaret H. Magnussen McNaughton Architecture Mr. & Mrs. Chip Meador Moe’s Southwest Grill Norfolk Speech & Language Services George & Barbara Sarris Mr. & Mrs. Robert Williams Randy & Kathy Windley Lauren V. Wolcott, CPA, P.C. Winn Nursery of Virginia * Due to printing deadlines, all underwriters may not appear on this list.

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ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENTS SPONSORS A special thank you to those partners who have invested in a year-long sponsorship of our special events at Norfolk Collegiate!

GOLD Cottrell Contracting Corp.

Jones Printing Service Inc. Summit Group of Virginia

SILVER Kirven Orthopedic Group P.C. Mathas Financial Group, LLC Special Events Entertainment Wolcott Rivers Gates Attorneys at Law

BRONZE Chris Lacey Cleaning Services Inc. Moe’s Southwest Grill Norfolk Speech & Language Services

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GRANDPARENTS AND HONORED STUDENTS Joan Barry Lila & Audrey Spurgeon Lee & Margaret Baynor Sydney Baynor Matthews Richard & Dawn Bray Kaylee & Bryan Bejarano Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Breeden III Courts & Gates Breeden Maryhelen & Bob Burk Alex Leporati Mrs. Esther L. Carpenter Jessica & Jacob Magee Jaja & Daddy Tom Finley & Mary Archer Connors Mr. & Mrs. Jonas A. Cosner Jr. Ally Symmes Bert & Mary Crawford Blake C. Cummings Ruby L. Dowd Jordan Dowd Laster Vince & Margie Doyle Madison & Leo Doyle Mrs. Elizabeth L. Etheridge Sarah Morgan Philpott Mr. & Mrs. Henry Frenck Eleanore & Ian Frenck Michael & Laura Gafney T. Jackson Burke Irene Galiotos AJ & Logan Galiotos

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Peggy Gatje Zachary Carlisle Farrell & Mackenzie Catherine Farrell Dr. & Mrs. George L. B. Grinnan Thomas G. Batzel Mr. & Mrs. R. Bryan Grinnan III Gabby Grinnan Victor R. Hernandez Victor G. Layne Gramma & Papa Hix Carson, Abigail & Emma McMonagle Leo & Mary Ellen Holland Elizabeth & Michael Hinton Donna & Dave Hornig Dusty & Finn Rhodes Mrs. Pat Ipock Carla & Gina Leanzo Patricia C. Jacobs Jacob & Jessica Magee Jim & Mary Ann Kincaid Travis Cazares CC & G’Daddy Luke Lynch Virginia T. Lawrence Martha Perry McKay & Ty McKay Willette & Mary Louis LeHew Lexie & Chas LeHew Mike & Debbie Lindale Colin & Bradley Lindale Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mann Elise Mann Irene Mathas Mia & Sophie Mathas

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Jim & Joan Maus Ellie Maus Frances & Charlie McNaughton Sadie McNaughton Joe & Nancy Morgan Will & David Sawyer Dan & Linda O’Brien Kenna O’Brien Virginia Dorey Pausch Dylan Frederick, Logan Maxwell & Chloe Rose Pausch John & Neva Roane Caroline Jordan Jean C. Robinette Gregory Paul Robinette Jr. Margo Elena Sarris Nicholas, Christopher, Catherine & Alexander Sarris Madelyn R. Sawyer Will & David Sawyer Donald & Marilyn Shalibo Emily & Evan Skroch Dr. & Mrs. Donald Silver Ann Tyler Smith & Sarah Lawrence Smith Bob & Eleanor Stanton Daniel Vail & Eleanor Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Mac A. Stewart Quincy M. Stewart Robert & Thomasine Williams Anyssa, Ahmon & Ayla Reddix Mr. & Mrs. Franklin C. Williamson Mary Douglas Wilson Glenn & Evelyn Wilson Mary Douglas Wilson * Due to printing deadlines, all donors may not appear on this list.

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DONOR LISTING Affordable Dentures & Crowns Aldo’s Ristorante AOC Salon Ghent AOC Salon Hilltop Azalea Inn Restaurant Baa Baa Sheep Bahama Breeze Claude and Elizabeth Bain John and Alex Bain Baker’s Fine Jewelry & Gifts Bay Bliss Day Spa Bay Creek Realty BowWowMeow Baking Co. Alison Carlsmith Changes City Spa Charles Barker Lexus Chris Trudeaeu SAT Prep School Chrysler Museum of Art CI Azumano Travel Cloud 9 Trampoline Park Cobalt Grille Colley Avenue Chiropractic and Bodyworks Ben and Becky Cottrell Creekmore Hardware Inc. Bobby and Leslie DeFord Ken and Leslie Drinkwalter Elizabeth Manor Golf and Country Club Virginia Everett Escape Room Virginia Beach Fellini’s Ferguson Center for the Arts Fleet Feet Sports Larry and Amy Flora Folkes-Stevens Tennis Center at ODU Jamisson and Stephanie Fowler Taylor ’00 and Emily Franklin Wendell and Martha Franklin Freemason Abbey Restaurant & Tavern Fresh Market - 21st Street Tom and Bug Gallagher Susan Anne George Robert ’80 and Betsy ’83 Given Haygood Skating Center Hi-Ho Silver Creighton and Jennifer Holt Hot House Yoga Barry ’83 and Cristy Howlett Hurrah Players Norfolk Collegiate’s Annual Auction

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DONOR LISTING iFly VA Beach Indoor Skydiving Il Giardino Ristorante In Motion Physical Therapy Ingleside Vineyards Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Gary and Barb Janovetz King Family Vineyards Laser Tag Group Gary and Jill Layne Little Bug Embroidery Long Jewelers I Lucy Williams Interiors Luray Caverns Marquis Limousine Inc. Mary Barnett’s Decorative Accessories & Gifts Paul Matthews and Debbie Baynor Chip and Melissa Meador Mermaid Factory Mermaid Winery Jeff and Connie Miller Naro Expanded Cinema Nauticus Norfolk Botanical Garden Norfolk Collegiate Alumni Board Norfolk Tides Ocean Palm O’Connor Brewing Company Old Dominion Athletic Foundation Peninsula Fine Arts Center Glenda Philbin Philly Style Steaks and Subs Plow & Hearth Pollard’s Chicken & Catering Portsmouth Museums Portsmouth Museums Foundation Press 626 Café and Wine Bar Pure Barre Reed & Associates Marketing Scott and Sharon Reed Risa Rinehart, Brock & Co. Amy Robb Ronnie and Lisa Boone Savor the Olive Jackie Scott Julian Selig, Jr. and Betsey Selig Seven Venues

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CONTINUED Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel Taylor ’86 and Carrie Short Skin, A Medical Spa Sleepy Hole Golf Course Small’s Smokehouse & Oyster Bar Richard and Diane Smith Starbucks Coffee Company at Wards Corner Sara Steil Studio East Salon Spa Jeff Silverman Sundays Blue Box Tanning Resort TASTE Jeff and Terry Tessler The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium The Braid Lounge The Creative Wedge The Franklin Johnston Group The Green House Kitchen The Grilled Cheese Bistro The Mariners’ Museum The New Leaf The Quality Shops The Skinny Dip The Ten Top The Village Mermaid Tidewater Home Funding Tinkham Law Group Todd Rosenlieb Dance Toni Henkel Designs Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheater at Virginia Beach Vineyard Vines Virginia Arts Festival Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center Virginia Living Museum Wags Doggie Daycare E.B. and Elise Walthall Scott Weinstein ’91 Rita Weiss White’s Nursery and Greenhouses Winn Nursery of Virginia Williamsburg Golf Club Randy and Kathy Windley worththewait Consignment Store YMCA Camp Silver Beach

* Due to printing deadlines, all donors may not appear on this list.

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AUCTION PLANNING COMMITTEE Debbie Baynor Sheena Bellamy Alison Carlsmith Ellen Fitzwater Stephanie Fowler Amy Flora Bobbie Galiotos Betsy Given, Silent Auction Co-Chair Cindy Jones, Decor Co-Chair Jenny Lester Robyn Mathas, Silent Auction Co-Chair Melissa Meador, Lower School Class Donation Coordinator Jennifer McMonagle Ellen Selig, Decor Co-Chair Alyssa Russell Carrie Short Betty Thomas Martha Trapani Sarah Van Orman Elise Walthall A special thank you to volunteer Chris Cook for offering to serve as the Master of Ceremonies.

NORFOLK COLLEGIATE STAFF Director of Development Annual Fund & Special Events Manager Database Manager Alumni Relations Coordinator Auction Assistant Facilities Manager Facilities Staff Director of Communications Communications Specialist Technical Support Sound Engineer SAGE Dining & Food Service Director 28

Nicole Pellegrino Kate Pringle Julia Bannister Cayte Brown ’08 Emily Wilson Tom Hubert Ron Evers Sara Steil Keisha Reynolds Bob Roberts & Kayla Smith Brendan Hoyle Adam Woods Night at the Races

NORFOLK COLLEGIATE 2015-16 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman President & Headmaster Vice President Secretary Treasurer

Mr. W. Taylor Franklin ’00 Mr. Scott G. Kennedy Mr. Joseph F. Bouchard, Ph.D. Mr. Robert W. McFarland Mr. Jeffrey S. Creekmore ’89

TRUSTEES Mr. Mark S. Batzel Mrs. Dawn Bray Mrs. Kate Broderick Ms. Alison Carlsmith Mr. Benjamin G. Cottrell V Mr. Robert H. DeFord III Mrs. Jai Essenmacher Mr. Larry Flora Mr. Jamisson S. Fowler The Honorable Stephen E. Heretick Mr. Kevin M. Larkin Mrs. Jill H. Layne Mrs. Sunshine M. Leinbach ’79 Mr. Theodore A. Mathas ’85 Mr. Thomas Mathas ’83 Mrs. Carol H. Moore Cmdr. Dusty Rhodes Dr. Scott A. Robertson Dr. Barbara M. Sarris Mr. John F. Sawyer ’93 Dr. Camden Wood Selig ’79 Mr. Jeffrey M. Silverman Mr. Brook J. Smith Mrs. Elizabeth S. Smith Dr. Ronald A. Stine Mr. Jeffrey A. Swartz Mr. James T. Vail ’82 Mrs. Elise Walthall Mrs. Shepelle Watkins-White Mr. John P. Wright HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Stanley G. Barr Jr. Mr. Gary D. Bonnewell Mr. Henry U. Harris III Mr. William W. King Mr. Frederick V. Martin Mrs. Betsy N. Mason Mr. Richard D. Roberts

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SUPPORTING OUR FELLOW OAKS We believe it is important to support and encourage each other as a school family! Whether alumni, parents, grandparents, employees or board members that serve as the owner or chief executive officer or primary decision-maker, we appreciate the support of our Collegiate-affiliated businesses. We hope that our community will, in turn, support those businesses!

ARDX Bress Pawn & Jewelry Christopher J. Viveiros, New York Life Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers Cottrell Contracting Corporation Jeff Creekmoore, Farmers Bank Howlett’s Willowwood Service Center Kirven Orthopedic Group, P.C. Kumon Math & Reading Center of Chesapeake & Suffolk Live Love Paper McNaughton Architecture Medical & Surgical Eye Specialists Melissa Rogers, Valpak Neurology Specialists Norfolk Speech & Language Services Premier Soccer Selden Optometry Special Events Entertainment Summit Group of Virginia Susanna R. Thomson, Tidewater Home Funding The Bonbonnier The Franklin Johnston Group The Givens Group The Schaubach Companies of Virginia Thomas E. Mathas, Mathas Financial Group TitleQuest Una Soskin, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Wolcott Rivers Gates Attorneys at Law

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Summer under the

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Norfolk Collegiate’s Summer Under the Oak has exciƟng and engaging opportuniƟes for students in grades K-12. Our carefully selected team of instructors oīers a variety of dynamic programs that are designed to sharpen academic skills, inspire inner arƟsts and fuel young athletes.

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NORFOLK COLLEGIATE presents

2016 Golf Classic BAYVILLE GOLF CLUB TUESDAY, JUNE 14 )ORULGD %HVW %DOO 5DLQ RU 6KLQH

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