Porter-Gaud Annual Report 2011-2012

MISSION

Annual Report

2011-2012

Porter-Gaud School is an Episcopal, coeducational, independent, college-preparatory day school with a diverse student body. We acknowledge the sovereignty of God, recognize the worth of the individual, and seek to cultivate a school community that endows its citizens with a foundation of moral and ethical character and intellect. Porter-Gaud fosters a challenging academic environment that honors excellence in teaching and learning, respects differences, expects honesty, and applauds achievement. The school strives to create an environment that nurtures and protects what we value most in our children: their FAITH, their CURIOSITY, their TALENTS, their INTEGRITY, their HUMANITY, and their DREAMS.

Mr. D. DuBose Egleston, Jr ’93 Head of School

Nancy, DuBose (3rd Grade), Mills (1st Grade), Ellie (O’Quinn)

Dear Porter-Gaud Family, It is amazing to think of the breadth and depth of the programs at this school that our generous donors support. Our academic program spans twelve grades and numerous subject areas. In addition to the core courses in math, science, English, history, and languages, in recent years we have also expanded computer science offerings and added electives within the core subjects. Fine arts and athletics provide numerous opportunities for extracurricular involvement. In addition, we hope to instill in our students the values of integrity, honor, and concern for others – supported by our service, religious and character education initiatives.

We need these extensive programs to fulfill our larger mission in helping our students find purpose. By offering a broad range of opportunities, we ensure that our students find their niche and discover their talents. I love to hear stories of students who have found a hidden talent for science or developed a passion for music. We want every student to find his and her place here.

The generosity of the Porter-Gaud family helps to make our mission a reality. Our donors support these extensive programs and help to enhance each and every one of them by their partnership with the School.

There is also the depth of time in this partnership. Some donors have an immediate impact in providing resources, while other supporters build long-term capacity for generations to come. We only have our students for a maximum of twelve years, but we have a lifetime of hopes and dreams for them. Thank you for helping to give them all the best possible foundation.

D. DuBose Egleston, Jr. ‘93 Head of School

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Hank Cheves ’87

Chair, Porter-Gaud Foundation Board Sandra, Langdon (2nd Grade), Middleton (5th Grade) Charles (4th Grade)

What an exciting time to be a part of Porter-Gaud!

This past year has seen the creation of the Porter-Gaud Foundation and the selection of an outstanding Board of Directors and Executive Director to lead this new entity. Backed by our talented Foundation Staff, we have high hopes for this new 501(c)(3) created solely for the benefit of Porter-Gaud School. On behalf of this team, it is my pleasure to thank you for your past contributions to this school, which are detailed in the pages that follow, and to ask that you continue to make PorterGaud one of your top philanthropic priorities.

The Foundation has been tasked with the oversight of all Porter-Gaud fundraising and serves as an umbrella and support structure for our affiliates, including the Parents Guild, the Fathers Association, and the Alumni Association. In addition, the Foundation manages the School’s endowment, working to insure its continued growth. We oversee the implementation of the School’s strategic vision in terms of its impact on facilities planning, construction, and funding. In the near future, we will also implement a formal Planned Giving program for Porter-Gaud, allowing those who wish to give through this vehicle the option to do so on their own terms. And finally, over the next several years we will seek to bring the School’s strategic plan to fruition by focusing on facilities upgrades as well as increasing the endowment, which currently stands at $11.5 million. Enhanced facilities and a larger endowment will benefit Porter-Gaud for generations to come.

Undergirding all these initiatives is our 1867 Society, which raises money to support the School’s annual operations. I am proud to note that the annual giving represented in the report you have before you includes 100% participation by our faculty and staff – and even prouder to note that we have already reached that record again for the current year! Every single teacher and staff member at Porter-Gaud has contributed to the 1867 Society. Talk about leading by example! We would like to invite our parents to participate with equal enthusiasm in this important fund-raising effort.

Many of you knew Charilla Barham, our long-time Assistant to the Head of School, who passed away this past September.

There is hardly a student, faculty member, or Trustee who wasn’t in some way touched by her kind attitude and quick wit.

This “keeper of the candy” will be missed by all who knew her. We have created the Charilla Barham Scholarship Fund in memory of this wonderful woman. As you think about making a contribution to this year’s 1867 Society, please consider participating in this tribute to someone whose life truly epitomized the spirit of Porter-Gaud.

Hank Cheves ’87 Chair, Porter-Gaud Foundation Board

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Tucker J. Branham

Executive Director, Porter-Gaud Foundation

Last year was a great year for the Porter-Gaud Foundation on several levels, the first being the official establishment of the Foundation and the recruitment of an outstanding board. We have an incredible group of leaders providing guidance, support, and ongoing evaluation and feedback. With the assistance of the Board, the Head of School, and the Porter-Gaud community, the Foundation raised $663,986 in annual giving and a total of $808,961. The capital focus in 2011-2012 was the muchneeded track renovation, for which the Foundation raised $55,000. The state-of-the-art track surface was dedicated on February 15, 2012 and played host to our State Championship Track Meet, which the Cyclones won in dominating fashion.

In addition to a great year of philanthropy for Porter-Gaud, we also had a tremendous amount of investment from our affiliate groups. The alumni class agent program continues to grow, and we were excited to have record attendance at Reunion Weekend. Porter-Gaud alumni continue to come back and support the School through our career panel, homecoming, athletic events, B2B, and much more. We are also thrilled and proud to announce that 100% of the Alumni Association Board contributed to Porter-Gaud this past year. A big hand to the PGAA for 100% participation, and for another successful golf tournament on Kiawah Island to raise funds for the Alumni Scholarship. The tournament raised more than $15,000, and the PGAA gave $16,000 in scholarship funding.

The Porter Military Academy (PMA) Alumni celebrated their 24th annual reunion this past year and are looking ahead to their big 25th reunion in April. The PMA Alumni Association continues to do great work to foster the knowledge and history of PMA. The Porter-Gaud Parents Guild (PGPG) is an incredible force and invested countless hours this past year. The bi-annual gala was held last spring and was very well attended and enjoyed. The gala raised $125,976 for a wide variety of wish list items including a large teacher wish list, an auditorium projector, an athletic wish list, the 1867 Society, a visiting writer, faculty grants, and much more. Let me extend a very large thank you to the PGPG for all of their efforts and investments in the school, students, faculty, and staff.

The Porter-Gaud Fathers Association (PGFA) provides tremendous support. This Association continues to draw incredible crowds to their annual shrimp boil in the fall and Oyster Roast in the winter. The sponsorships for their sports program have grown year over year and they continue to have amazing leadership, which pushes for continued growth and involvement from the Porter-Gaud community. A very large thank you to the PGFA for all that they have done and continue to do.

There can be no doubt that 2011-12 was a fantastic year in philanthropy for Porter-Gaud. We are excited about our past, present, and future. Thank you for all that you do to invest in Porter-Gaud, and here’s to an incredible new year.

Tucker Branham Executive Director Porter-Gaud Foundation

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FAITH

REVEREND BRIAN MCGREEVY ’74, Chaplain As an Episcopal school, Porter-Gaud believes that education must focus on the whole student--mind, body, and spirit. Episcopal schools have a long and rich heritage of academic excellence. They share two fundamental characteristics that make them different from public schools and from many other private schools. First, they affirm the value of the spiritual dimension of learning – integrating faith and reason – and second, they are grounded in academic excellence. Episcopal schools combine rigorous and free intellectual inquiry with an unapologetic proclamation of faith in a loving God. Emerging from this worldview is love for our students, for their value as children of God, and for their unique gifts. !This undergirds everything we do. !Because love is will, we act out of love, teach love, model love, and love one another in our community as God first loved us. Worship is one of the most universal and effective expressions of Episcopal identity and community life, and weekly chapel in all three divisions of the School is an important manifestation of faith in our community. A parallel Jewish Life program in Middle and Upper School enriches our understanding of one another as people of faith.

The Vestry, a student organization that dates back to the time of the Reverend Dr. Porter, works with the chaplains to offer a wide variety of programs for students who wish to delve deeper into the Christian faith in Middle and Upper School. Middle School Bible study, a voluntary gathering on Thursdays at lunch, regularly brings together some 100 students for a quick bite of pizza followed by discussion and teaching from the Scriptures. Upper School Bible study, a voluntary gathering at lunch on Mondays, also attracts 80 to 100 students for pizza, singing, and a Scripture lesson either in small groups or from a student leader or the Chaplain. Over 70 Upper School students also meet in small discipleship groups each week, and students can often be found praying together or with one of the chaplains at St. Timothy's Chapel. Some 50 students recently participated in the Diocesan Encounter Retreat held at Camp St. Christopher. ! The School’s motto as found on the crest--Fides, Honor, Scientia--reminds us that faith, honor, and knowledge are the three pillars of what it means to be a Porter-Gaud student.

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CURIOSITY

DOUG BERGMAN, Computer Science | PHIL ZAUBI, Director of Technology Porter-Gaud embraces Computer Science as one of the fundamental building blocks of the educational experience.

Students start to learn the concepts of Computer Science as early as the 3rd and 4th grades and continue through their senior year. While most lower schools are teaching their students to type, our students are programming their own games and robots. Few middle schools in the country expose their students to true Computer Science through the entire middle school experience, yet our students are creating and programming interactive 3D worlds. And while most schools in the United States struggle to offer even one real Computer Science course, Porter-Gaud offers an entire four-year program.

In the Upper School, we have earned national recognition for our curriculum and have presented nationally and internationally about the successes of our students.!The digital landscape is changing rapidly. We prepare our students for a world where the tools they will use have not yet been created, and the problems they will solve have not yet been defined. So, how then do we prepare students to be successful? We spend four years giving students a genuine experience creating, designing, programming, and reprogramming technology to do what they want it to. They learn that it is okay to begin writing a program without knowing exactly what the finished product will be. We encourage them to think about solving problems by using technology to create new tools, new programs, new devices, and new solutions.

Projects are open-ended and self-chosen, and span many weeks. Through a context-based approach, we allow students to immerse themselves in technology in the same ways that they experience the world outside of Porter-Gaud.

As we look towards the future, we see tremendous opportunity to continue innovating.!Through our curriculum, we work our way from the traditional to the new. We move from the keyboard/mouse input model to touch or gesture-based input used in the newest devices. We look beyond current devices and experiment with mind-controlled devices using brain wave sensors; humanoid robots with more than 100 programmable sensors and motors; 3D holographic video conference calls with industry leaders and we! figure out how to harness and embrace the 24/7/365 connectivity and energy that social media provides.

The future technology classroom will look very different. Labs without tables and chairs will allow for exploration of technologies in collaboration with peers using ultra-portable devices. We look forward to writable walls that are full of code written by students and teachers, and rooms where students can collaboratively project the screen of their mobile devices on the projector. More than these, we look forward to the future technologies our students will create to push the envelope of technology around the world.

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TALENTS

NICK LACASSE, Director of Fine Arts Over the past ten years, there have been numerous changes and steady growth as we work to strengthen the fine arts curriculum. We continue to expand course offerings, enhance classrooms with state-of-the-art technology and equipment, and utilize professional development opportunities to provide a twenty-first century education for every Porter-Gaud student. With the help and generosity of the Porter-Gaud Parents Guild, we recently purchased new lighting and sound for Gwynette Auditorium, enhancing our technical abilities and giving our students the resources to produce even more stunning performances.

We recently updated audio recording and video editing software and hardware, which has transformed our recording studio into a powerful workstation. Our music students now have the unique opportunity to produce music videos, documentaries, and short films. They can choose to compose music, analyze numerous styles and genres of music, and learn to appreciate music of many cultures.

Our visual arts students participate in drawing, painting, ceramics, metal, printmaking, sculpture, and computer graphics, while learning to appreciate various art forms and histories. In addition, we have a flourishing performing arts program. All three divisions offer choir, select vocal ensembles, and musical productions. The Upper School students may also participate in Jazz Ensemble and Handbells.

The professional quality of our musicals and dramatic productions has received the highest of praise throughout the Charleston community. Our fabulous 2012 spring production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast took all of us back to our childhood! The cast and crew brought the musical to life with their superb talents and abilities!

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INTEGRITY ANNE FRAZIER, Upper School Counselor Teaching personal integrity is an integral part of the Porter-Gaud mission. Our students learn that a respectful community begins with personal accountability. Through our Honor Program and our Character Education curriculum, integrity is taught in the classroom. These efforts seek to nurture and educate the whole child.

The Honor Program and Character Education curriculum exist in all three divisions. In the Lower School, the Virtues Project focuses on specific virtues such as respect, cooperation, friendliness, thankfulness, patience, responsibility, honesty, excellence, forgiveness, and unity. Each virtue is introduced in a monthly assembly, which often includes guest speakers who model these characteristics in their daily lives. The teachers then take these virtues into their classrooms, reinforcing them through activities.

The Middle School follows a similar model of introducing monthly virtues in Chapel, then following up with them in the classroom and on the playing field. Virtues are discussed and practiced in different aspects of Middle School life. The Middle School has an Honor Council Club who meets to discuss issues surrounding Honor and character development.

Honor Council Club is composed of two sixth graders, three seventh graders and six eighth graders, chosen by the faculty and current members of the honor council.! They are given the task of promoting honor in the MS, and do so with poster contests, video contests, homeroom advisories and assemblies. They discuss issues such as what constitutes cheating, and the importance of being honest with teachers and peers.

In Upper School, students take the lead, helping each other develop a personal sense of Honor. The Upper School Honor Council is comprised of elected students from each grade, including a Senior Honor Council President, and is supported by two Upper School faculty sponsors. The Council is driven by the School’s mission to instill integrity and accountability in all our students, and serves as a guide if students stray from the expected path. Porter-Gaud expects all students to commit wholeheartedly to the Honor Code Pledge: “As a student of Porter-Gaud, I will not lie cheat or steal.” Violations of this pledge are taken seriously and addressed on an individual basis by the Honor Council.

W.A.T.C.H. (Words, Actions, Thoughts, Character and Habits) is at the heart of Porter-Gaud’s Honor and Character Education Programs and is seen and heard in all areas of school life. The acronym was developed by Rev. Dr. Anthony Toomer Porter and is full of historical and traditional meaning at Porter-Gaud. W.A.T.C.H. reminds students to be mindful of their words and actions, as they eventually become our way of thinking and living. This mindset permeates everything we do and helps foster and preserve integrity in our students and community beyond the walls of Porter-Gaud.

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HUMANITY AARON LIPKA, Latin Teacher

In the World Languages Department, Porter-Gaud students look beyond the barriers of language and explore our core ideal of Humanity within the classroom and beyond. Our department upholds the belief that the human experience finds its roots in language and communication, and guides students to express themselves as individuals and to identify with the members of other cultures. Upper School Spanish students hone their conversational skills in a second language, while simultaneously investigating the cultures and experiences across the Hispanic-speaking world. Meanwhile, students in Upper School Latin classes reflect upon authors such as Vergil and Cicero to discover how the Romans have influenced modern politics, literature, and the English language. French students are given the opportunity to speak in a language of high cultural and artistic value, and Lower School students receive instruction in both Spanish and Mandarin Chinese. New course offerings are added every year.

The World Languages faculty maintain that the Humanity of a Porter-Gaud student resides in his ability to understand effectively, communicate fluently, and remain alert to the unique experiences of other societies. After building a firm basis for speaking skills beginning in the Lower School, Middle School students strengthen their reading abilities and increase their awareness of world cultures. By Upper School, Porter-Gaud students have much of the world at their fingertips—just ask the Spanish students after they spend Spring Break 2013 in Spain!

Graduates of our program enter the world beyond Porter-Gaud with minds open towards a variety of global cultures, principles, and experiences that share a common foundation in our Humanity.

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DREAMS

BRINK NORTON, Director of Communications Our students come to us with a wide variety of hopes and dreams. At a young age, our Lower School students imagine what their futures will look like. They draw images of their vision for the world. They write about what profession they may enter one day. They are filled with the promise of amazing times ahead. Our job is to transform their dreams into their realities. We are blessed to cover stories from all around our beautiful campus, and have the unique opportunity to see stories years in the making. It is fun to watch students as they grow in knowledge and maturity, moving across the three divisions. We are in a period of rapid shift in the way students learn, and in the resources available to them. We hear a great deal about Twenty-First Century Learning, but most do not truly understand what that means. It is fascinating to think that the visions reserved for our wildest dreams when we were in school are now commonplace in the lives of our students. They have unfathomable information at their fingertips.

Porter-Gaud students have grown up in a world of constant interaction with information, and it has changed the way they learn, and in turn, the way we teach.

Porter-Gaud is driven to stay ahead of the curve, preparing students to meet the demands of a story not yet written.

We do not know the amazing things that will make up our future and where technology and innovation will lead.

We teach our students a love of learning and a passion for innovation, and we give them the skills to make their dreams happen. We now engage them as active participants in the learning process, not just casual observers. To survive the rigors of an ever-evolving world, we challenge our students in a meaningful way. We expect them to take command of their lives intellectually, spiritually, physically, artistically, and intrinsically.

In our interaction with alumni, we have the privilege of seeing stories at every chapter of life. They all do amazing and meaningful work in a wide gamut of areas. This does not happen by mistake. There is a common thread. They built an unshakeable foundation at Porter-Gaud which has served them well. Porter-Gaud has thousands of fulfilled dreams to its credit, dreams that transform lives: leadership in the world; innovation in the marketplace; life-long relationships with classmates.. Our alumni include professional musicians like Ben Hutto ’64, Seth Gilliard ’08, and Matt Shingledecker ’04, who have followed their dreams to amazing careers. Writers like Katie Crouch ’91, who has written multiple New York Times Best Sellers. DuBose Egleston ’93 had a dream as a senior to one day lead PorterGaud. These are just a few examples in an extensive list.

This is a fascinating place with a rich history unlike any other in Charleston. We have a foundation built on 146 years of excellence, yet we are merely a glimpse of what we hope to become. You see, Porter-Gaud has dreams too.

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The names contained in this report are the people who gave generously of their time or resources to the Porter-Gaud Foundation.

Their contributions make dreams come true and help change lives for the better. Their support helps Porter-Gaud’s mission come to life.

We sincerely thank them for all they do for our students.

Investment Levels

This Annual Report includes gifts of any amount to the Porter-Gaud Foundation received between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. Despite our efforts to avoid them, errors sometimes occur in this report. If your name has been omitted or inadvertently misprinted, please accept our apologies. If you wish to notify us of an error, please contact the Porter-Gaud Foundation Office.

The Roundtable Society

The Porter Society

Atlantic Trust The Baldwin Foundation+ Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Cheves, Jr. ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Luther P. Cochrane* Mr. & Mrs. John L. Dobson Mrs. Diana B. Dunnan* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Dunnan* Jessie Ball duPont Fund* Mr. & Mrs. William M. Ennis* Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund+ Mr. & Mrs. Randolph J. Friedman+ Mr. & Mrs. Sam Gottlieb The Gottlieb Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Gregory* Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Kohlheim+ Kohlheim Family Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina+ Mr. & Mrs. John M. McAvoy* Mr. & Mrs. Alton C. Phillips ’81* Porter-Gaud Alumni Association* River Oaks Foundation, Inc.* Mr. & Mrs. R. Keith Sauls+ The Sauls Family Foundation+ Schwab Charitable Fund+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Y. Scott ’77* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Scully, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Valluzzo+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Wendell* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. White*

Anonymous (1)* Mr. & Mrs. Chris A. Barnes+ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Barnes+ Mr. & Mrs. John M. Crawford* Dr. & Mrs. David M. Ellison ’76* Mr. William M. Ginn & Ms. Marilyn J. Bell* Mr. & Mrs. Barry D. Gumb, Jr. Scholarship Endowment of Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Hardy* The Dr. William H. Huger Home Charitable Trust* Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Lawrence+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Marshall ’72 * Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. J. McShane* Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Meyer* Mr. & Mrs. Garry R. Neeves+ The Paisley Foundation+ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Porter Porter-Gaud Fathers Association* Prestige Farms+ Mr. & Mrs. Horace N. Ritter III* Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Vingi, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Werber, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. B. Perry Woodside III* Henry & Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, Inc.*

Gifts of $10,000 or more

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

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The Headmaster’s Society Gifts of $1,867 - $4,999

Mr. & Mrs. Juan Acevedo+ The Affinity Group Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Armentano+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Baker III ’75 * Mr. & Mrs. J. Miles Barkley ’77 * Mr. & Mrs. R. Mark Belcher* Mr. J. Brett Bennett & Dr. Trisha H. Folds-Bennett* Mr. & Mrs. Kingsland W. Bland* Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert B. Bradham+ Mr. & Mrs. R. Alfred Brand III* Mr. & Mrs. John T. Cahill+ Ms. Julie G. Chapman+ Mr. & Mrs. J. Walker Coleman IV ’82 * Mr. & Mrs. G. Hollis Cone* Mr. & Mrs. Edwin H. Cooper III+ Croghan’s Jewel Box* Mrs. Lore E. Davis* Mr. Sheppard H. C. Davis, Jr.* Dr. Deborah Deas+ Dr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Dennis, Jr. ’75 * Mr. & Mrs. Charlton deSaussure, Jr. ’71+ Mr. Robert B. Dodenhoff* Shirley Dodenhoff Trust* Mr. & Mrs. D. DuBose Egleston, Jr. ’93 * Mr. & Mrs. Ray M. Evans III+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Fairey* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Farrell+

Dr. Frank R. Fehle & Mrs. Colette R. Elliott-Fehle+ Dr. & Mrs. George F. Geils, Sr. ’59* Dr. & Mrs. George F. Geils, Jr. ’82* Mr. & Mrs. Brandon L. Guest* Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Hanckel, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. David M. Hay ’77* Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hay, Jr. ’82* Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Hay, Jr.* Dr. Paul M. Herring ’82 & Dr. M. Noreen Herring* Mr. & Mrs. William Hoffman+ Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Horn, Jr. * Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Huff+ Mrs. Jo Guess Jones+ JP Morgan Chase Foundation+ Mr. & Mrs. Kennett R. Kendall Mr. Patrick F. Lackey+ Mr. T. Cartter Lupton II* Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Lynch ’80 * Mr. C. Alexander Marshall & Mrs. Sarah Phillips Marshall ’85 * Mr. & Mrs. William McAbee Mr. Mark Mester & Dr. Maria F. Mester Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong* Mr. & Mrs. George Nagrodsky* Mr. & Mrs. J. Tradd Newton ’85 * St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church*

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

Mrs. T. Ashton Phillips* Piggly Wiggly Carolina Company* Mr. & Mrs. William Pitts Places Real Estate, LLC+ Porter-Gaud Parents Guild* Mr. & Mrs. John C. Rama* Dr. & Mrs. Lars H. Runquist* Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Russell, Jr. * Mr. David J. Rynecki & Ms. Marcia E. Vickers+ Dr. J. P. Saul & Ms. Amy M. Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. Schaible* Mr. & Mrs. David R. Schools ’77 * Mr. & Mrs. James P. Shannon* Mr. & Mrs. Martin O. Skelly* Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Sloan* Dr. & Mrs. Kerry D. Solomon* Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stelling ’68 * Mr. & Mrs. David L. Stern* Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Swanson* Dr. & Mrs. David L. Tolliver* Trident United Way* Mr. & Ms. Charles E. Truluck, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Walter* The Wave Management Company Mr. Greg White & Dr. Kristin White*

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The Gatekeeper’s Society Gifts of $1 - $1,866

Anonymous (4) AARP+ Mr. Franklin F. Adams & Mrs. Kathryn Osborne Adams ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Adams* Mr. & Mrs. William L. Adams, Jr. ’78* Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Adden, Jr. ’75* Dr. & Mrs. Judd B. Adelman* Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Adelson Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Agresta* Dr. & Mrs. Milton D. Alexander, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. J. William Allen, Jr. ’63* The Right Reverend & Mrs. C. FitzSimons Allison* Ms. Christine S. Almeida* Mr. Jason M. Bitzer & Ms. Andrea Anders ’86+ Miss Elizabeth T. Anderson ’06* Mr. & Mrs. J. Neal Anderson ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Julius J. Anderson, Jr.+ Mrs. Varya V. Anderson* Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Andreasen ’47 Mr. Matthew W. Appleby ’07+ Mr. & Mrs. A. Joseph Armstrong III+ Ms. Julia Armstrong Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Baarcke, Jr.* Mr. Charles F. Baarcke III ’98 & Mrs. Mary Cutler Baarcke ’98+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Backer* Mr. & Mrs. Gray C. Bailey Miss Stefanie L. Bainum ’05 Mr. Timothy A. Bainum ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Ball ’71* Mrs. F. M. Ball Mr. & Mrs. Frederic M. Ball, Jr. ’71* Dr. & Mrs. J. Austin Ball ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff M. Ball* Mrs. Norma Barber

Mr. & Mrs.(d) Richard E. Barham* Mr. & Mrs. William H. Barnwell III ’72+ Mr. J. Basto, Jr. & Mrs. Vanessa Daniels Basto ’88+ Mr. & Mrs. William J. Bates* Mr. Stephen J. Baumrind Mr. Garrett D. Bean ’02 Mr. Craig A. Belisle ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Bellebaum+ Mrs. Peter W. Bellows Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Bennett, Jr. ’71* Mr. Craig M. Bennett III ’05+ Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. R. Bennett ’73* Miss Elisa E. Bennett ’07* Mr. John S. Bennett ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Lee F. Benton ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Berendt ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Bergman* The Reverend & Mrs. B. Frederic Berkaw, Jr. ’62+ Mr. A. Ellison Berlin ’82 Miss Agnes F. Berry+ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Beshere III ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bickerstaff Mr. & Mrs. George C. Billings* Ms. Susan Bissette Mr. & Mrs. Rob Black Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Blanchard ’80* Ms. Kathy Blanchard Mr. Michael G. Blanchard Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Bland, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Bluestein ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Ryan D. Bluestein ’91+ Mr. & Mrs. Joe Blythe Mr. William R. Boatwright ’09 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Boehm, Jr. ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Gordon E. Bondurant* Mr. & Mrs. William D. Bondy ’68+ Capt. & Mrs. A. J. Booth Ms. Dorothy R. Borden* Mr. & Mrs. Aldrich L. Boss ’85*

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

Mr. & Mrs. Keith P. Bowman+ Mr. & Mrs. J. Bramblett Bradham ’82 Mr. Doran A. Bramlett+ Mr. Maximilian Braverman ’91 Mr. & Mrs. James W. Bregman The Reverend & Mrs. Gary K. Briden, Sr. ’66 Mr. & Mrs. David C. Brinson, Sr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Rory A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Todd C. Brown Dr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Brown III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Bruce* Mr. & Mrs. James S. Bruce* Mr. H. Walker Bruce ’02* Mr. Christian Brutzer & Mrs. Regina Anderson Ms. J. Alauria Leigh Bryant+ Mrs. Margaret Buchanan Bryant ’89+ Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Buchanan+ Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Buchman* Mr. Robert M. Buell & Mrs. Ingrid Falkehag Buell ’82 Mr. & Mrs. George J. Bullwinkel, Jr.+ Mrs. Bernard J. Buonanno+ Mr. Bernard J. Buonanno & Mrs. Elizabeth C. Molony-Buonanno+ Mr. & Mrs. Brian Burke+ Dr. & Mrs. Edward L. Burrows* Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Buse ’78+ Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Butler, Sr.* Dr. Frank M. Butler & Mrs. Lisa Smith-Butler+ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Butts* Mr. & Mrs. James T. H. Buxton ’91* Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. Buyck Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Buyck Dr. Robert D. Calcote ’75* Mr. E. Dawson Caldwell IV & Mrs. Lisa Woodbury Caldwell ’85+ Mr. Robinson Callen Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Campbell+ Senator & Mrs. George E. Campsen III* Mission: An Annual Report ! page 27

Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Dr. Paul T. Cantey ’89* Mr. & Mrs. William E. Cappelmann* Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Carlton+ Mr. J. Clifford Carnes ’07+ Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Carnes* Mr. Timothy C. Carnes ’10+ Carolina One Real Estate Mr. & Mrs. Billy W. Carpenter+ Dr. & Mrs. George Carpenter+ Mr. & Mrs. Ephraim M. Carroll IV ’97+ Dr. & Mrs. James J. Carswell IV+ Ms. Elise N. Cavaney+ Mr. & Mrs. Ken Cerveny Mr. & Mrs. Costa T. Chakeris ’89* Dr. & Mrs. T. John Chakeris+ Dr. & Mrs. Morrow Chamberlain II+ Mrs. Kristen Giuffreda Chapman ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Chariker ’90+ Charleston Center for Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry Mr. & Mrs. Philip Cherry* Mr. & Mrs. (d) Philip A. Chevrier, Sr. ’50* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Christy+ Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Clair* Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Clark* Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Clarke+ Mr. Steve K. Clarke Class of 2013 Ms. Sandra L. Clerici+ Mr. & Mrs. William C. Cleveland Mr. Matthew V. B. Cochrane-Logan ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Coen* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Coffey+ Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cohen+ Mr. & Mrs. Priestley C. Coker IV ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Cole, Jr.+ Mr. Charles T. Cole III ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Chisolm L. Coleman ’88* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis V. Coleman ’82 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Coleman, Jr. ’43 Mrs. Linda Condon+ Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Conrad+ Mission: An Annual Report ! page 28

Captain Andrew C. Conwell & Mrs. Elizabeth Sade Conwell ’01+ Mr. & Mrs. Gary O. Cooper+ Mr. Paul A. Cooper II & Mrs. Elliott Bates Cooper ’00+ Mr. & Mrs. William T. Cooper+ Mr. & Mrs. Barry N. Coulter* Mrs. Catherine W. Cousins Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Cox ’50+ Dr. & Mrs. Leland H. Cox, Jr.* Dr. Michael W. Cox & Dr. Amy Robins Cox Mr. & Mrs. William L. Cox Dr. & Mrs. James E. Craigie+ Dr. William E. Cramer Mr. William O. Cramer III & Dr. Jennifer A. Baker+ Mr. & Mrs. William E. Craver III ’73* Mr. & Mrs. William E. Craver, Jr.+ Dr. & Mrs. Fred A. Crawford III ’87+ Dr. & Mrs. Fred A. Crawford, Jr.+ Miss Lelia M. Crawford ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Martin G. Crosby+ Mr. Malcolm M. Crosland, Jr. & Ms. Meggett Barnwell Lavin* Mr. Alexander T. Cumbaa ’07 Dr. Frank A. Cuoco, Jr. & Dr. Theresa M. Cuoco Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Dahlstrom+ Mr. Brian P. Daigle* Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Daily* Dr. Richard L. Darden & Dr. Tanya L. Darden+ Miss Grace Perry Daughtridge ’07 Mr. & Mrs. D. Jay Davis, Jr. ’84* Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Davis* Dr. & Mrs. D. D. Day* Mr. & Mrs. Allen D. Decker ’82* Dr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Dennis, Sr.+ Dr. & Mrs. R. Blake Dennis+ Dr. & Mrs. William A. Dennis ’71+ Mr. & Mrs. Bradley J. DeVos* Mr. Thomas S. DiBrita+ Mr. J. Matthew Dillon & Dr. Alison E. Dillon Dr. Marcy B. Bolster & Mr. John A. DiMuzio* Mr. Benjamin D. Dixon ’85

Mr. & Mrs. J. Gardiner Dodd* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. Donaldson ’80* Lieutenant Colonel James Hugh Donnan II ’71* Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Upshaw Downs ’79+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Doyle* Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Drayton, Jr.* Mr. James W. Duckett, Jr. ’67 Dr. & Mrs. James W. Duckett III ’97+ Mr. & Mrs. James L. Duncan, Jr. ’79+ Miss Suzanne H. Eaddy ’99+ Mr. & Mrs. F. Marcell Easter* Dr. Joseph G. Edelson & Dr. Sheila C. Edelson+ Mr. & Mrs. James R. Edge ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Howard D. Edwards, Jr. ’78* Mr. & Mrs. Howard D. Edwards, Sr.* Dr. & Mrs. William M. Edwards Dr. & Mrs. David D. Egleston* Mr. J. Marshall Milligan & Dr. Laurie A. Elliott ’91+ Mr. & Mrs. C. Betts Ellis* Mr. Matthew B. Ellison ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Morris A. Ellison ’75* Mr. & Mrs. Tom Embrescia+ Miss Chloe R. Engel ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Engel+ Miss Marcia K. Engelhardt* Mr. & Mrs. Graham M. Eubank, Jr. ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Manly Eubank Captain & Mrs. Virgil V. Evans III* Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Evans ’81 Mrs. Nell Everman+ Mr. J. G. Blaine Ewing III* Mr. & Mrs. James E. Fair* Ms. Myrtle L. Fairey Mr. & Mrs. Deryl M. Farr+ Dr. & Mrs. Bobby R. Faulkner ’49+ Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Fennelly+ Dr. Ricardo J. Fermo & Dr. Joli D. Fermo+ Mr. Derek J. Feussner ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Finlay, Jr.+ Dr. & Mrs. G. Thomas Finnegan, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. G. Thomas Finnegan III ’85+

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Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Fiorentini+ Mr. John E. Fitzgibbon, Jr. ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Flint ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Flynn+ Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Flynn+ Mrs. Ruth S. Flynn+ Dr. & Mrs. William J. Fogle III Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Folsom, Jr. ’56* Mr. Francis C. Ford IV ’94 & Mrs. Emily Pittard Ford ’95+ Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Ford ’80+ Forensx, LLC+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Q. Foster ’62+ Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fox* Ms. Susan Foxworth* Dr. & Mrs. Samual C. Franklin, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Frazier+ Mr. & Mrs. Samuel N. Furr* Mr. John D. Gabriel ’07 Mrs. Ethel J. Galloway+ Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Gamble III ’91+ Mr. & Mrs. Stan Gawel+ Dr. & Mrs. Charles C. Geer+ Mr. W. Gordon Geer ’83 & Mrs. Bonnie Brittain Geer ’87+ General Engineering Labs Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gentile* Mr. & Mrs. Ryan D. Gerth* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Gilchrist* Mrs. Barbara G. Gilliard Mr. & Mrs. Cuthbert S. Gleaton III* Dr. Mark A. Goedecke & Dr. Aimee A. Goedecke* Mr. & Mrs. David M. Gordon* Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Gough+ Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Gould* Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Grady* Mr. Dwayne M. Green ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Greenslade+ Mr. & Mrs. William F. Gregory+ Mrs. Joan H. Grice+ Mr. & Mrs. F. Barron Grier III

Dr. Martha Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Griffith, Jr.+ Mrs. Emily K. Grimball* Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Grimball ’76* Mr. & Mrs. Lawton K. Grimball ’72* Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Gronsman+ Mr. & Mrs. Joe Guttentag Mr. & Mrs. McLeod F. Gwynette ’65+ Dr. & Mrs. Neven Hadzijahic+ Mr. & Mrs. Gordan Haigler Mr. Robert D. Hairston ’82 Dr. Philip D. Hall & Dr. Rayna Kneuper-Hall+ Mrs. Frances E. Hamby Mr. David V. Hamilton & Ms. Daphne vom Baur Mr. Bill Hammond & Captain Anne Groves Hammond ’82 Mr. William Hanahan ’82 Mr. F. Stuart Hanckel IV ’76* Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hanckel, Sr.* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Harken* Mr. James S. Harrell & Dr. Laurie R. Harrell+ Mrs. Anthony H. Harrigan, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Anthony H. Harrigan III ’69* Harris Teeter* Mr. & Mrs. Devin S. Harris* Dr. & Mrs. George F. Harris IV Dr. William L. Harris (d)* Mr. Andrew F. Harrison ’06+ Miss Anna V. Harrison ’03+ Dr. & Mrs. Howard F. Harrison, Jr.* Colonel & Mrs. Franklin A. Hart, Jr. ’50* Mr. Kenneth E. Hauck* Mr. & Mrs. Henry M. Hay III ’79* Dr. & Mrs. W. Hugh Haynsworth+ Dr. & Mrs. Gary F. Headden* Dr. Andre Hebra & Mrs. Jennifer Duncan Hebra ’82+ Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Heffron ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Heidtke* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Hekker* Ms. Alice M. Helin* Mr. & Mrs. William C. Helms III* Dr. Grady H. Hendrix & Dr. Marilyn R. Hendrix+

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Ms. Mary Key Henley+ Miss Mary L. Hepworth+ Mr. & Mrs. E. West Herford* Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm L. Herring* Mr. & Mrs. C. Tommy Hess Hewitt & Hewitt+ Mr. & Mrs. Ricky L. Hicks+ Mr. Harlan Z. Hill ’09+ Mr. & Mrs. E. Adams Hills ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Julius H. Hines Mr. & Mrs. James F. Hirni+ Mr. Joseph M. Hodgson, Jr. & Mrs. Kathleen Stelling Hodgson ’99* Mrs. Constance Holmes+ Mr. & Mrs. R. Edward Holt IV ’87+ Hood & Selander, CPAs, LLC Colonel & Mrs. William M. Hood ’50* Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Hood* Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Hoover ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Brewer T. Horton Dr. & Mrs. Ira B. Horton Dr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Horton* Maj. & Mrs. Christopher F. Hottinger, Jr. ’53* Mr. & Mrs. William Howard Mr. & Mrs. William H. Howell+ Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Hubbell+ Mr. & Mrs. John W. Huey, Jr.* The Reverend Canon Dr. & Mrs. Allen C. Hughes ’85+ Mr. & Mrs. G. Edward Hughes ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hughes Dr. Thomas S. Hughes ’84 & Dr. Lisa E. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Hughes+ Mr. & Mrs. R. Walter Hundley, Jr. ’71* Dr. James S. Hurteau, Jr. ’94 & Dr. Jamye Horres Hurteau* Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hurtes* Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Hutson, Jr. Mr. W. Benjamin Hutto III ’64* Hyde Charitable Foundation+ Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Hyde III+ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Hydrick IV ’87* Mission: An Annual Report ! page 29

Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Mr. & Mrs. Kemper K. Hyers ’46 Mrs. Ann B. Igoe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Igoe ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Ilderton ’57* Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Jacobs ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Jaques, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Edgar S. Jaycocks, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Rivers T. Jenkins III* Ms. Gracen Jennings & Mr. Curt Watts+ Mr. H. E. Jennings Mr. David Jensen & Dr. Faye Jensen+ Mrs. Alice H. Jervey+ Dr. Allen H. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64+ Miss Laura E. Johnson ’04 Miss Amanda M. Jones ’10+ Mr. Charles A. Jones ’97 & Mrs. Colleen Thompson Jones ’97+ Dr. & Mrs. Frederic G. Jones, Sr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Roddis S. Jones ’48+ Mr. & Mrs. Samuel G. Jones V Miss Sarah L. Jones ’07+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Jonte, Jr. ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Jordan* Mr. Dennis W. Jordan ’02 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Jordan, Jr. Josten’s Inc.+ Miss Lindsay A. Joyner ’02+ Mr. Ronald M. Kahn ’75* Major General & Mrs. Herman C. Kammer, Jr. ’53* Mr. & Mrs. John C. Kammerer* Mr. & Mrs. Branwell D. Kapeluck+ Mr. John R. Keathley ’82 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Keener Mr. Karl C. Kemmerlin ’82 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Kennerty ’41* Mrs. Edward P. Kiehling* Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Kilborn Mr. & Mrs. George D. Kimberly, Jr.* Mission: An Annual Report ! page 30

Mr. Charles W. King & Mrs. Elizabeth Buse King ’82 Dr. & Mrs. Wayne L. King ’64* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kirkland, Jr.+ Dr. Elizabeth Kline Mr. Nicholas V. Kliossis ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. Knight, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. Knight III ’98* Miss Alden E. Knowlton ’04+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Knowlton, Jr.+ Colonel & Mrs. Thomas F. Koester III ’64* Mr. Eric L. Krawcheck & Mrs. Peggy Needle Krawcheck ’84+ Mrs. Diane P. Kronstadt Mr. Dominic A. LaCasse* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan S. Ladd Dr. & Mrs. M. Tucker Laffitte, Jr.+ Dr. Joseph M. Lally, Jr. & Dr. Michelle D. Lally+ Miss Virginia D. Lane ’07 Mrs. George T. Laney Mr. Dale E. Lanford & Dr. Sally B. Lanford* Dr. & Mrs. Pearon G. Lang Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Latham III+ Mr. & Mrs. Dewey Lawrence* Mr. Robert E. Lawrence & Mrs. Amy Nirenblatt Lawrence ’85+ The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Lawrence+ Mr. & Mrs. Brian Lawson* Mr. & Mrs. Angus M. Lawton+ Ms. Louise Lawton* Ms. Margaret M. Lawton & Mr. Paul E. Lund Dr. Kyu-Ho Lee & Dr. Kimberly G. Lee* Mr. Parker H. Lee ’04+ Dr. & Mrs. William M. Lee* Mr. & Mrs. William B. Leeman Dr. & Mrs. Aaron I. Lehman+ Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lehman Mr. Thomas M. LeMacks ’63* Dr. & Mrs. Mark S. Lemel ’78* Ms. Carole A. Lemmon+ Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lenderman* Ms. Shaaron C. Lenox*

The Reverend & Mrs. Morris J. Lent* Mr. & Mrs. Neil Lentin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Lesesne III* Mr. & Mrs. Richards C. Lewis, Jr. ’57* Mr. & Mrs. James D. Light Mr. & Mrs. W. O’Brien Limehouse ’84+ Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Linkous* Mr. Aaron T. Lipka* Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Lipov* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Liston* Dr. Walter R. Long & Dr. Julie Kassis Long ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Lorris+ Mr. & Mrs. D. Gary Lovell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William S. Low, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. David G. Lucas, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Lutz ’82 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Lycke* Elizabeth and Spencer Lynch Family Endowment of the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina+ Mr. David K. Lynch Jr.+ Mr. Sean I. Lynch ’10+ Mr. & Mrs. Spencer J. Lynch ’78 Mrs. Maureen Lyons+ Mr. & Mrs. William C. Maddux* Ms. Megan L. Mahoney* Mrs. Catherine M. Main* Mr. Eric A. Main* Mr. & Mrs. W. Douglas Majewski* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Malanuk, Sr.* Mr. Seth Manaker & Mrs. Barbara Ector Manaker ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Marchant III ’92 Mr. David F. Marion ’87+ Dr. & Mrs. Richard D. Marks, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Stuart L. Markus Dr. & Mrs. Alexander W. Marshall ’69* Mr. C. Keith Marshall, Jr. ’05* Mr. & Mrs. John F. Martin ’75+ Mr. & Mrs. Kael J. Martin+ Mr. & Mrs. Kent Martin Mr. Patrick Martin*

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Mr. Lenwell W. Massey Dr. William E. Matheny ’51 Mr. Andrew R. Mather ’05 Dr. & Mrs. Martin L. Mays* Miss P. Vaughan Mazursky* Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. McArver, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. McCants ’61+ Mr. & Mrs. David B. McCormack* Miss Virginia S. McCormack ’04+ The McCraw Family Foundation of the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina Mr. & Mrs. Leslie G. McCraw III Ms. Mary Earle McCraw Mr. Everett J. McCubrey IV & Mrs. Anna Perkins McCubrey ’05 Ms. Emily S. McDaniel ’90* Mr. & Mrs. W. Nevil McDowell ’82 Ms. Ann Bacot I. McGehee ’80+ The Reverend & Mrs. Brian K. McGreevy’74+ Mr. & Mrs. H. Chapman McKay* Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. McKay+ Mr. & Mrs. Edward McKelvey, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Bill McKenzie* Mr. & Mrs. William J. McKenzie* Mr. Blake A. McKie & Mrs. Mary Neill Hagood McKie ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan F. McKown+ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. McNeill+ Mr. & Dr. Laurin M. McSwain ’69* Mr. Jack A. Meetze ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Mendelsohn* Mr. & Mrs. Ford P. Menefee ’79* Mrs. Patricia L. Menz Dr. & Mrs. Keith D. Merrill Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Middour+ Mr. & Mrs. Ryan P. Miles+ Ms. Margaret Miller Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. David E. Millman* Dr. John A. Mitchell & Dr. Holly C. Mitchell*

Mrs. Mary H. Molony+ Mr. Scott Monnier & Dr. Jeannine Monnier+ Mr. & Mrs. Todd N. Monsell+ Ms. Eleanor H. Moore Mr. & Mrs. M. Parker Moore III ’68* Mrs. Mackie Krawcheck Moore ’82 Ms. Margaret E. Moore ’79 Dr. Edward C. Morrison ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Morrissey Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Morrow ’82 Mr. & Mrs. J. Tucker Morse* Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Morse ’99+ Mr. & Mrs. H. Christopher Moss* Moss Construction, LLC* Dr. Maxwell R. Mowry ’62* The Muhler Company* Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Muir '72 Colonel & Mrs. James I. Muir, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Mullin ’73 Mr. Gideon Murray Mr. & Mrs. Harrison S. Murray+ Ms. Lisé S. Murray* Ms. Terri C. Murray Mr. David E. Myer+ Dr. & Mrs. Peter W. Naylor+ Mr. & Mrs. David C. Neff* Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Neill* Mr. Cary J. Neill ’09+ Mr. Tyler M. Neill ’06+ Mr. & Mrs. William B. Nesmith, Jr.+ Ms. Donna Newlands Dr. Frank J. Newlands & Dr. Anoma S. Gamage-Newlands Dr. & Mrs. G. Broadie Newton ’73 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Newton, Jr. ’71* Mr. & Mrs. W. Gairy Nichols III ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Nicholson Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Nietert ’85* Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Nistad+ Dr. William S. Noe ’51* Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Nordlund* Mr. & Mrs. Curt Norman

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Northuis+ Mr. Bruce H. Norton ’12 Ms. Darice T. Norton+ Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Norton Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Norton+ Mr. & Mrs. Norman J. Norton+ Mr. T. Brinkley Norton & Mrs. Heather Galloway Norton* Mr. & Mrs. Maurice B. Nussbaum* Dr. & Mrs. Alan I. Nussbaum ’69* Mr. Christopher H. Nyland+ Mrs. Margaret A. Nyland+ Mr. John A. Olbrych, Jr. & The Reverend Dr. Jennie C. Olbrych+ Mrs. Stella Olbrych Mr. & Mrs. Christopher N. Olsen ’82+ Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Olson* Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Olson, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Orvin ’77 Dr. & Mrs. Granger C. Osborne+ Ms. Beverly A. Oswald* Mrs. Thelma Owens+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Page* Palmetto Orthodontics Mr. & Mrs. Arthur D. Paradeses ’45* Miss Caroline C. Parker ’00+ Ms. Megan R. Parkerson+ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Parsell, Jr. ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Patchen+ Dr. & Mrs. Sunil J. Patel* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Pazdan+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Pearce, Jr. ’76 Mr. John C. Pearson, Jr.* The Reverend & Mrs. John C. Pearson, Sr.+ Mr. J. Randolph Pelzer ’63+ Dr. Richard Person & Dr. Melanie King+ St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church Women Miss Alice M. Phillips ’08 Mr. Otis M. Pickett III ’72 Dr. & Mrs. Mark L. Pinosky ’82+ Mrs. Anne Baker Pipkin* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Piscazzi+ Mission: An Annual Report ! page 31

Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Dr. & Mrs. William B. Pittard III Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Pittman ’81 Ms. Margaret C. Pitts Mr. & Mrs. Brannon H. Poe+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Poe+ Ms. Greer S. Polansky ’88* Deidre A. Politelli Mr. Mason T. Pope & Mrs. Anne Tamsberg Pope ’89 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Pope+ Porter Military Academy Alumni Association* Mr. James H. Poston ’09+ Mr. & Mrs. John H. Poston* Mr. & Mrs. David Lawrence Poulnot ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel C. Price+ Mr. William M. Pridgen ’00+ Mr. Matthew C. Pritchard ’97* Dr. & Mrs. Paul B. Pritchard III* Ms. Elise Pritchett+ Mrs. Rena S. Provo* Mr. Michael J. Psenka & Dr. Tamatha deVito Psenka ’88* Dr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Puckette ’81* Mrs. Alberta L. Quattlebaum+ Ms. Barbara D. Query* Mr. & Mrs. James Rader+ Mr. & Mrs. Nenad M. Radovanovic Dr. & Mrs. William M. Rambo, Jr. ’80+ Mr. Maurice Rand Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ravenel+ Mr. Andrew Goldstein & Ms. Julia A. Rawe ’93+ Mr. & Mrs. G. David Reese+ Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Reetz+ Mr. Eric R. Rehmann Ms. Stephanie Alexander Rehmann Mr. & Mrs. R. Robert Reinhold* Mr. & Mrs. George H. Remington+ Mr. & Mrs. J. Cheshire Rhett ’71 Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Rhodes* Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rice Dr. & Mrs. J. T. Richards* Mission: An Annual Report ! page 32

Mr. & Mrs. Ted R. Richardson* Mr. & Mrs. Walter K. Richardson Mr. & Mrs. William H. Richardson III Mr. & Mrs. Jay D. Rickman, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Jay D. Rickman, Sr.+ Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83* Dr. & Mrs. John F. Rink Mr. & Mrs. William Y. W. Ripley ’36* Mr. & Mrs. Curtis L. Rogers, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Rosner ’82 Mrs. Rachel J. Kronick Rothbart ’89 Mr. Benjamin C. Rous ’88 & Mrs. Elizabeth Demosthenes Rous ’88 Miss Marci G. Rudich ’89 Mr. Wilson B. Rumble, Jr. ’79+ Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Rutherford* Mr. & Mrs. John I. Saalfield, Jr.* Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Sade* Mr. & Mrs. Troy Sager+ The Saint Andrew’s Society of Charleston South Carolina+ Mr. Carlos M. Salinas ’82 Mr. & Mrs. D. Larry Salley, Jr. ’87* Samuel Furr Architects Mr. & Mrs. Clifford E. Sanborn, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Sanders ’90+ Mr. & Mrs. Leamon Sanders, Jr.* Mrs. Margaret B. Sanders* Captain Seth D. Sanders & Mrs. Stephanie Johnson Sanders ’04+ The Honorable Marshall C. Sanford Ms. Jennifer S. Sanford+ Mr. Benjamin C. P. Sapp ’87* Mr. D. Keith Sarji ’82 The Honorable & Mrs. Mikell R. Scarborough Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Schenkel+ The Reverend & Mrs. Carl F. Schultz, Jr. Ms. Jane D. Settle* Ms. Anne B. Seymour+ Mr. John D. Seymour+ Mr. & Mrs. William L. Sherrod II+

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Colonel & Mrs. William H. Shivar ’38 Mr. Robert T. Silkett+ Dr. George H. Simmons & Mrs. Chilton Grace Simmons ’93 Mr. Raymond R. Simmons Mr. Carlton Simons, Jr. ’83 & Mrs. Katherine Woodward Simons ’83* Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Simons ’48* Dr. & Mrs. Punjab Singh Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Slay ’82+ Dr. & Mrs. William T. Slayton* Mr. & Mrs. E. Thomas Smith IV* Dr. & Mrs. H. Gilbert Smith, Jr. ’64* Mr. & Mrs. O. Childs Smith* Mr. & Mrs. Park B. Smith, Jr.* Mr. William F. Smith, IV & Mrs. Anna Shealy Smith '91 Mr. William Smith, Jr. & Mrs. Kathryn Johnson Smith ’82 * Mr. Arthur Smolensky & Mrs. Kirsten Rabe Smolensky ’95 Mr. Charles V. Snedeker ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Bert I. Snyder+ Mrs. Joseph Snyder Mrs. Ruth J. Soliday Mr. & Mrs. David Q. Soutter The Spann-Wilder Law Firm, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Delano R. Spell* Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Sperry ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Jabari Saeed Fitzpatrick Spruill ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Staats, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. G. Bennett Stackhouse IV ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Staples+ Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Steers* Mr. A. Joseph Steichen* Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Steinberg ’68* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stiglic+ Mr. & Mrs. James F. Stock Dr. & Mrs. Kent J. Stock Mr. & Mrs. Ted Stolarczyk+ Mr. E. Grant Story ’07

Gatekeeper’s Society (continued) Mr. Benjamin C. Street & Mrs. Virginia Suarez Street ’04+ Dr. & Mrs. R. Morgan Stuart ’96+ Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Suárez ’96+ Mr. & Mrs. Hanes L. Swingle Mr. & Mrs. David I. Symonds+ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Tate* Miss Sarah Margaret Temple ’05 Miss Alexis D. Tharp* Dr. Angelica K. Thevos St. Thomas Episcopal Church Women Dr. & Mrs. Charles R. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. John B. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. R. Milton Thomas III+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Thompson* Mrs. Ruth S. Thompson* Mr. Touré G. Thompson ’81 Ms. Annette Thrasher Vice Admiral Kurt Walker Tidd, USN ’74 & Dr. Eileen Tidd Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick L. Tillman, Jr.* Time Warner, Inc.* Dr. & Mrs. John C. Toole+ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery E. Tozzi+ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Tozzi+ Mr. & Mrs. Al Trivette* Dr. Perry E. Trouche ’69 & Dr. Alice H. Trouche Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Trouche ’82 United Way of The Midlands Dr. Lloyd M. Van Lunen, Jr. ’66 & Ms. Margaret A. Wilson+ Mr. & Mrs. Nicolaas J. van Vliet+ Mr. & Mrs. James C. Vardell III ’73* Mr. Mason D. Wade ’07 Dr. Lyn Walden Miss Darcy A. Waldman ’08+ Mr. & Mrs. Bradford H. Walker Mrs. Jean L. Wallace+ Mr. & Mrs. John A. Wallace+ Mr. & Mrs. George B. Walton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Ward, Sr.* Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Warren*

Mr. & Mrs. George P. Waters* Mr. & Mrs. Tobin N. Watt ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Weil, Jr. ’82+ Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Wells ’82+ The Wells Fargo Foundation* Mr. C. Stephen Wendell ’02* Dr. & Mrs. R. Preston Wendell ’97* Mr. & Mrs. William G. Werrell+ Dr. Brian L. West and Mrs. Barbara A. West* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. West* Mr. Thomas M. West Mr. P. Deen Wey & Mrs. Leigh Mendelsohn Wey ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Whatley Mr. David B. Wheeler The Reverend & Mrs. James R. Whittemore Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Whittemore+ Ms. Dianne Wicklein Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery W. Wilder Ms. Nadra Wilkie+ Mrs. C. Lide Williams Mr. Robert C. Williams ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Scott P. Williams+ Mr. Albert M. Wilson IV+ Dr. & Mrs. Marshall S. Wingo Mr. Tyler P. Winton ’01* Ms. Linda J. Wisner* Mr. & Mrs. David L. Wittschen ’54+ Dr. & Mrs. Scott L. Woodfield* Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Woodhull* Dr. W. C. Worthington III ’69 & Dr. Jane L. Tyler* Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Young ’45+ The Reverend & Mrs. Alfred Zadig, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Zaubi* Mrs. Linda L. Zervos+ Mr. & Mrs. Loren R. Ziff Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk* Mr. & Mrs. Joshua J. Zollweg+ Ms. Anita G. Zucker* The Jerry and Anita Zucker Family Foundation Inc.*

" Gifts given for 5 or more consecutive years | +Gifts given for 2 to 4 consecutive years

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Restricted Endowment Funds

Porter-Gaud is fortunate enough to have donors, past and present, who are committed to giving to endowment. Named endowment funds are vital to sustaining the fiscal health of Porter-Gaud School. These funds are established through outright gifts of stock and cash, or through bequests and other estate planning vehicles. Each fund leaves a meaningful legacy to Porter-Gaud School. These funds are typically used to endow scholarships, teaching positions, or other programs and expenses as stipulated by the donor. The endowment is managed by hired investment consultants.

The Alison Fitzgerald ’97 Memorial Fund was established in 1995 by a gift from her parents, Eva and Dick Fitzgerald, to perpetually support the Alison Fitzgerald Handbell Choir and the Alison Fitzgerald Award. The award is presented annually to a sophomore who shares Alison’s enthusiastic outlook on life.

The Barrett Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2004 by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Barrett and family to support the financial aid program at Porter-Gaud School.

The Benjamin W. Burris ’01 Memorial Fund was established in 2008 by his family and friends. The scholarship fund supports students in financial need that exhibit Ben’s passion for life, friendship, and competition.

The Chaplain Brian K. McGreevy Character Education Fund, established by Dr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Franklin, Jr. with an irrevocable gift of $10,000, is a true endowment within the Porter-Gaud School Endowment, intended to provide a permanent source of funding for character education at PorterGaud.

The Colonel George B. Buell ’17 Scholarship Fund was established in 1991 by Colonel George B. Buell ’17. Colonel Buell was the first president of the Porter Military Academy Alumni Association and brought former cadets into Porter-Gaud School. His fund supports the financial aid program at Porter-Gaud School.

The Kirk S. Kessler ’76 Memorial Fund was established in 1991 by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Kessler, Jr. ’39 to support the soccer program at Porter-Gaud School. Additionally, the Fund supports the Varsity Soccer Team’s MVP awarded each spring. Kirk was most well known for his selflessness on the soccer field and his commitment to the team.

The Krawcheck Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by Sallie L. Krawcheck ’83 and members of her family to support exceptional students who otherwise would not have the opportunity to attend Porter-Gaud School. The Krawcheck Scholarships are modeled after the MoreheadCain Scholarship at the University of North Carolina and also provide successive summer enrichment activities for each recipient.

The Lieutenant James T. Richards ’80 Memorial Fund was established in 1990 by his parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.T. Richards. Lieutenant Richards was killed when the jet he was piloting crashed during a training exercise off Parris Island, SC in 1989. Each year, this fund provides support for a summer experience for a student of high achievement interested in service. All juniors are eligible to apply for the award.

The Mai Harris Memorial Fund was established in 1996 by her husband, Dr. William L. Harris. Mrs. Harris worked in the Lower School of PorterGaud for 18 years and the fund supports projects and other needs in the Lower School.

The Malone Family Foundation Fund was funded in 2011 by the Malone Family Foundation with an initial $2 million endowment. The program enables top-level students to attain scholarships at a growing number of independent secondary schools throughout the United States. The scholarship fund, which has a merit and need-based component, will enable students who are of the highest academic caliber to attend Porter-Gaud.

The Michael H. Rawl ’94 Scholarship Fund was established in 1992 by his parents, The Honorable and Mrs. A. Victor Rawl ’64. The fund supports the financial aid program by aiding a minority student in good academic standing and who exemplifies drive, determination, and helpfulness.

Porter-Gaud Professional Development Fund was established in 2010 by an anonymous donor to support the professional development of PorterGaud’s faculty and staff.! This fund can provide for conference expenses, continuing education, and other activities important to a community of learning.

The Stephen E. Puckette III ’75 Scholarship Fund was established in 1994 by Dr. and Mrs. S. Elliott Puckette in honor of their son. The fund supports the School’s financial aid program by aiding a student in the Upper School who is active member of a Christian congregation.

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The South Carolina Society Scholarship Fund was established at Porter-Gaud School in 1994. The S.C. Society had been supporting the financial aid program as early as 1989 only to endow the program a few years later. The S.C. Society Scholarship is typically awarded to a student in need who also attains high academic achievement.

The Fair Davidson Scholarship Endowment was established in 2012 by the Class of 1987 to honor the memory of classmates Miss Burney Fair and Mr. Rusty Davidson. The fund will initially support the financial aid program at Porter-Gaud School.

Unrestricted Endowment Funds

The Porter-Gaud General Scholarship Fund supports the financial aid program of Porter-Gaud School. Porter-Gaud awarded over $1.6 million in financial aid to students in 2009.

The Porter-Gaud Minority Scholarship Fund supports minority students of high academic achievement who may not otherwise have the ability to attend Porter-Gaud.

OTHER FUNDS

Porter-Gaud Alumni Association Scholarship Fund This endowed fund was created to support the financial aid program at Porter-Gaud. Only children of alumni are eligible and they must illustrate a financial need through the completion of the School’s financial aid application. The PGAA Scholarship Fund enables all alumni to consider a Porter-Gaud education for their children. Proceeds from the PGAA Annual Golf Tournament and other fundraisers support the fund each year.

Endowed Awards Funds

Endowed award funds are typically funded with outright gifts and support annual awards given at commencement. The smaller endowed funds are pooled into the endowment investment account.

The John H. Bennett Award The Amanda Dykes Award The John E. Gibbes Award The Liza Hollingsworth Fine Arts Award The William F. Muckenfuss, III Award The Ted R. Richardson Athletic Award The John Upshaw Downs, Sr. W.A.T.C.H. Award The J. Wyman Frampton Science Award The Meta Morris Grimball Art Award The Katie Mills Science Award The Morton Patla Mathematics Award

Endowment Gifts Mrs. Joy E. Anders* Miss Connor S. Atkinson ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Barrett* Benjamin Wyatt Burris Foundation, Inc.+ Dr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Brown III ’87 Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Burris III ’70+ Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina* Mrs. William H. Cogswell III* Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cowan Miss Parthavi Das ’87 Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Upshaw Downs ’79+ Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.*

Dr. Jeffrey Folk & Mrs. Margaret Hurtes Folk ’87+ Forensx LLC+ Dr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Franklin, Jr.* Dr. William L. Harris (d)* Mr. Andrew F. Harrison ’06+ Miss Anna V. Harrison ’03+ Dr. & Mrs. Howard F. Harrison, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Allen W. Hitchcock Ms. Sophia G. Hollingsworth+ Mr. Dunn D. Hollingsworth ’84 & Mrs. Julianne Weil Hollingsworth ’87+ Mr. & Mrs. R. Walter Hundley, Jr. ’71* Miss Margaret Wylie Jagar (d)

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Johnson ’47 Colonel & Mrs. Raymond A. Kessler, Jr. ’39* Mr. & Mrs. John L. McDonald, Jr. ’81+ Miss Ann O’Brien* Dr. Paul E. O’Brien ’87* Mrs. Anne Baker Pipkin* Ms. Greer Polansky ’88* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Renken ’87+ Ms. Evelyn W. Richards+ Dr. & Mrs. J. T. Richards* Mr. & Mrs. Antoon Rijswijk* Darlene M. Schubert Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Weil ’84

Dr. Maxwell Mowry

Ms. Mary Beshere

Mrs. Carole Jaques Mrs. Becky Pritchard

Ms. Shaaron Lenox

146 Years of Loving Service One of the greatest privileges of being a member of the Porter-Gaud Family is the opportunity to know an amazing faculty. We are fortunate to have staff who are dedicated to our mission and commit many years of service to our students. We are grateful to the retirees of 2012: Ms. Shaaron Lenox (42 years), Mrs. Carole Jaques (40 years), Dr. Maxwell Mowry (36 years), Mrs. Becky Pritchard (14 years), and Ms. Mary Beshere (14 years).

The impact each of you made on the lives of the students and parents, by sharing your talents over the years, is immeasurable. Thank you.

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In Honor ! In Honor of Mrs. Caitlin Adelson Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of the Class of 2002 Miss Lindsay A. Joyner ’02

! In Honor of Mr. William M. Ball Mrs. Varya V. Anderson

! In Honor of the Class of 2010 Mr. Sean I. Lynch ’10

! In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Beach Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

! In Honor of Ms. Sarah L. Cuccio Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong

! In Honor of Mr. Douglas M. Bergman Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mr. Brian P. Daigle Mr. Carson G. Neeves ’17 The Neeves Family Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Mrs. Mary C. Beshere Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong ! In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Bissonnette Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Mrs. Allyn S. Bruce Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk ! In Honor of Mr. Brian C. Brumley Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Burris III & Family Mr. Charles A. Jones ’97 & Mrs. Colleen Thompson Jones ’97 ! In Honor of The Caldwell Family Ms. Ashley W. Truluck of Places Real Estate, LLC ! In Honor of Mrs. Kelly B. Campbell Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of The Reverend Christian Carr, OCSO Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Ms. Elise N. Cavaney Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Mrs. Sue B. Chanson Mr. & Mrs. William G. Werrell

! In Honor of Mrs. Maureen T. Daily The Neeves Family ! In Honor of Mr. Thomas S. DiBrita Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk ! In Honor of Mrs. Julie L. Ellison Mr. & Mrs. David L. Stern ! In Honor of Mr. Brian Fitzgerald Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Miss May Hall Pinckney Fitzgerald Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Miss Rose McDurmont Fitzgerald Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Miss Vivienne Pottee and Miss Juliette Pottee Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Davis W. Folsom Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Honor of Mrs. Tina K. Fox Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Frank Glancy Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

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In Honor (continued) ! In Honor of Mr. James S. Harrell IV ’15 Mr. James S. Harrell & Dr. Laurie R. Harrell

! In Honor of Mrs. Deborah F. Knowlton Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Flint ’72

! In Honor of Coach Ashley Heidtke and the volleyball team’s wonderful season.

Mr. Stephen J. Baumrind

! In Honor of Mr. Dominic A. LaCasse Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mrs. Natalie P. Herford Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong ! In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. R. Scott Hood Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64

! In Honor of Dr. Aaron I. Lehman Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Ms. Shaaron C. Lenox Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong

! In Honor of Janet Hopkins Miss Elizabeth T. Anderson ’06

! In Honor of Mrs. Erica P. Lesesne III for her 25 years of dedication and excellence in teaching at Porter-Gaud Mr. Timothy A. Bainum ’03

! In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Madison Howell Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

! In Honor of Mr. Mackey J. Leventis Mr. & Mrs. Gray C. Bailey

! In Honor of Mrs. Holly P. Hyde Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Mr. David K. Lynch Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mr. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64 Mrs. Beverly Stoney Johnson

! In Honor of Mr. Kael J. Martin Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mr. J. Lawson Johnson III ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64 ! In Honor of Mr. Daniel W. Jordan The Neeves Family Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Dr. Charles H. McArver, Jr. Miss Stefanie L. Bainum ’05 Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Mr. Brendan S. Kelleher ’20 Mr. Raymond R. Simmons

! In Honor of Mr. Michael McCabe Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Miss Kiera P. Kelleher ’23 Mr. Raymond R. Simmons

! In Honor of Ms. Diane Moes Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

! In Honor of Mrs. Karen G. Kimberly Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mr. Wesley L. Moore Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. William G. Werrell Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mr. Hugh F. Knight III ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk ! In Honor of Mr. Hugh F. Knight III ’98 and The Bell Choir Members Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

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! In Honor of Dr. Maxwell R. Mowry ’62 Dr. & Mrs. Mark S. Lemel ’78 Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Russell, Jr.

In Honor (continued)

! In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brink Norton and Family Ms. Ashley W. Truluck of Places Real Estate, LLC ! In Honor of Ms. Megan R. Parkerson The Neeves Family Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Dr. Otis M. Pickett Mr. Otis M. Pickett III ’72 ! In Honor of All Porter-Gaud Faculty and Staff Dr. David M. Ellison ’76 & Mrs. Julie L. Ellison ! In Honor of the Porter-Gaud World Languages Department Mrs. Kelly B. Campbell ! In Honor of Mrs. Rebecca C. Pritchard Mr. Wesley L. Moore & Mrs. Judy Birdsong ! In Honor of Mr. G. David Reese Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Mrs. Jessica B. Schenkel Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk ! In Honor of Ms. Jane D. Settle The Neeves Family Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83 ! In Honor of Dr. William T. Slayton Mr. & Mrs. William G. Werrell ! In Honor of Mr. O. Childs Smith Mr. & Mrs. William G. Werrell ! In Honor of Miss Elizabeth F. Snyder ’19 Mrs. Joseph Snyder ! In Honor of Mr. Manning F. Snyder ’19 Mrs. Joseph Snyder

! In Honor of Miss Eliza A. Rehmann ’21 Ms. Dianne Wicklein

! In Honor of Mr. James M. Stelling ’68 Mr. & Mrs. John I. Saalfield, Jr. Mr. Joseph M. Hodgson, Jr. & Mrs. Kathleen Stelling Hodgson ’99

! In Honor of Miss Harper L. Rehmann ’23 Ms. Dianne Wicklein

! In Honor of Mrs. Gretchen L. Tate Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zisk

! In Honor of Mrs. Deborah C. Reinhold The Neeves Family Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

! In Honor of Miss Isabella R. Vance ’22 Ms. Susan Bissett

! In Honor of Mr. C. Preston Remington ’16 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Remington ! In Honor of Mr. John M. Rivers, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64 ! In Honor of Miss Cinnie J. Saunders ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. ’64

! In Honor of Miss Wallace Ann Whatley ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Whatley ! In Honor of Mr. William H. Whatley ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Whatley ! In Honor of Mr. Philip J. Zaubi Dr. Jeffrey S. Rieder & Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder ’83

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In Memoriam ! In Memory of Mr. Rufus C. Barkley III ’74 Mr. Kenneth E. Hauck

! In Memory of Miss Amanda Welling Dykes ’98 Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr.

! In Memory of Mrs. Stella C. Barnett Dr. & Mrs. William J. Fogle III

! In Memory of Ms. Burney Fair Dr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Brown III ’87 Dr. Jeffrey Folk & Mrs. Margaret Hurtes Folk ’87 Dr. Paul E. O’Brien ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Renken ’87

! In Memory of Mr. W. Melvin Brown, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Brown III ’87 ! In Memory of Mr. Charles T. Bryant Mrs. Margaret Buchanan Bryant ’89 Porter-Gaud Parents Guild ! In Memory of Mr. Benjamin Wyatt Burris ’01 Miss Connor S. Atkinson ’02 Mrs. William H. Cogswell III Mr. Paul A. Cooper II & Mrs. Elliott Bates Cooper ’00 Mr. Charles A. Jones ’97 & Mrs. Colleen Thompson Jones ’97 ! In Memory of Mrs. Kathy Cardwell Mr. Stephen P. Mullin ! In Memory of Mr. Lowry N. Coe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hughes Ms. Annette Thrasher ! In Memory of Dr. Russell A. Davidson Dr. & Mrs. W. Melvin Brown III ’87 Dr. Jeffrey Folk & Mrs. Margaret Hurtes Folk ’87 Dr. Paul E. O’Brien ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Renken ’87 ! In Memory of Mr. Robert N. DeSaussure Porter-Gaud Parents Guild ! In Memory of Mr. David A. Donnan ’75 Lieutenant Colonel James Hugh Donnan II ’71 ! In Memory of Mr. John Upshaw Downs, Sr.’50 Dr. & Mrs. J. C. Upshaw Downs ’79 Mission: An Annual Report ! page 40

! In Memory of Mr. Frank C. Ford, Jr. Ms. Sara M. Rijswijk ! In Memory of Mrs. Mai Surran Amonette Harris The Reverend Charles M. Furlow III Dr. William L. Harris* ! In Memory of Miss Elizabeth S. Hollingsworth ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Cowan Mr. & Mrs. Allen W. Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Dunn D. Hollingsworth Ms. Sophia G. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. John L. McDonald, Jr. ’81 Darlene M. Schubert Mr. Derek A. Sessions ’86 & Dr. Julie M. Sessions and Family Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Weil ’84 ! In Memory of Dr. Mitchell F. Hollon Porter-Gaud Parents Guild ! In Memory of Mr. Eugene L. Jagar ’34 Dr. John E. Jagar ’67 ! In Memory of Margaret Wylie Jagar Dr. John E. Jagar ’67 ! In Memory of Mr. Kirk S. Kessler ’76 Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Buse ’78 Colonel & Mrs. Raymond A. Kessler, Jr. ’39

! In Memory of Mr. Dennis J. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Knowlton, Jr. ! In Memory of Mrs. Ann Miller Dr. William L. Harris* ! In Memory of Kathleen Cardwell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Mullin ’73 ! In Memory of Mr. Ted Ashton Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Mark Crawford ! In Memory of Lieutenant James T. Richards, Jr. ’80 Mr. Andrew F. Harrison ’06 Miss Anna V. Harrison ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Howard F. Harrison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Johnson ’47 Ms. Evelyn W. Richards Dr. & Mrs. J. T. Richards ! In Memory of Ms. Rylee A. Routh Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Neill ! In Memory of Mr. Edward Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Lawton K. Grimball ’72

! In Memory of Miss Jeanne deSaussure Smith ’04 Mr. Paul A. Cooper II & Mrs. Elliott Bates Cooper ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Gilchrist Miss Alden E. Knowlton ’04 ! In Memory of Mr. Walter Smith Dr. Frank M. Butler & Mrs. Lisa Smith-Butler ! In Memory of Mr. Angus R. Stewart Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Fitzgerald, Jr. ! In Memory of Mrs. Adela H. Stoney Mr. & Mrs. Lawton K. Grimball ’72 ! In Memory of William T. Tamsberg Mr. Mason T. Pope & Mrs. Anne Tamsberg Pope ’89 ! In Memory of Mr. R. Milton Thomas, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. R. Milton Thomas III ! In Memory of Miss Katherine P. Waring ’00 Mr. Paul A. Cooper II & Mrs. Elliott Bates Cooper ’00 *deceased

Heart and Soul Charilla Barham served Porter-Gaud as the Assistant to the Head of School for many years. Her infectious smile, quick wit, and obvious love for Porter-Gaud affected everyone who met her. To honor her memory, we are raising money to endow a scholarship in Charilla’s name. To date, 100% of the current faculty and staff at Porter-Gaud have contributed to the Fund, which is a testament to how much she was loved. To contribute to the Charilla Barham Scholarship Fund, please contact Louise Lawton at the Porter-Gaud Foundation.

(843)402-4686 or llawton@portergaud.edu.

Alumni Giving ! Class of 1936 Mr. William Y. W. Ripley

! Class of 1938 Colonel William H. Shivar, USAF (Ret.) ! Class of 1939 Colonel Raymond A. Kessler, Jr. ! Class of 1941 Mr. William C. Kennerty ! Class of 1943 Mr. William C. Coleman, Jr. ! Class of 1945 Mr. Arthur D. Paradeses Mr. Charles D. Young ! Class of 1946 Mr. Kemper K. Hyers ! Class of 1947 Mr. Robert C. Andreasen Mr. Robert C. Johnson ! Class of 1948 Mr. Roddis S. Jones Mr. Carlton Simons ! Class of 1949 Dr. Bobby R. Faulkner ! Class of 1950 Mr. Philip A. Chevrier, Sr. Mr. Edward J. Cox Mr. John E. Fitzgibbon, Jr. Colonel Franklin A. Hart, Jr., USMC Colonel William M. Hood ! Class of 1951 Dr. William E. Matheny Dr. William S. Noe ! Class of 1952 Mr. Robert C. Williams Mission: An Annual Report ! page 42

! Class of 1953 Major Christopher F. Hottinger, Jr. Major General Herman C. Kammer, Jr.

! Class of 1966 The Reverend Gary K. Briden, Sr. Dr. Lloyd M. Van Lunen, Jr.

! Class of 1954 Mr. David L. Wittschen

! Class of 1967 Mr. James W. Duckett, Jr. Mr. G. Edward Hughes

! Class of 1956 Mr. Robert B. Folsom, Jr. ! Class of 1957 Mr. Thomas L. Ilderton Mr. Richards C. Lewis, Jr. ! Class of 1959 Dr. George F. Geils, Sr. ! Class of 1961 Mr. William R. Boehm, Jr. Mr. Alan L. McCants ! Class of 1962 Mr. Lee F. Benton The Reverend B. Frederic Berkaw, Jr. Mr. Robert Q. Foster Dr. Maxwell R. Mowry ! Class of 1963 Mr. J. William Allen, Jr. Mr. Thomas M. LeMacks Mr. J. Randolph Pelzer ! Class of 1964 Mr. W. Benjamin Hutto III Mr. Joseph L. Johnson, Jr. Dr. Wayne L. King Colonel Thomas F. Koester III Dr. H. Gilbert Smith, Jr. Mr. Tobin N. Watt ! Class of 1965 Mr. Gerald E. Berendt Mr. McLeod F. Gwynette Mr. Thomas W. Igoe Mr. Jack A. Meetze

! Class of 1968 Mr. William D. Bondy Mr. M. Parker Moore III Dr. Robert M. Steinberg Mr. James M. Stelling ! Class of 1969 Mr. Anthony H. Harrigan III Dr. Alexander W. Marshall Mr. Laurin M. McSwain Dr. Alan I. Nussbaum Dr. Perry E. Trouche Dr. W. Curtis Worthington III ! Class of 1970 Mr. A. A. Burris II ! Class of 1971 Dr. Bruce D. Ball Mr. Frederic M. Ball, Jr. Mr. Craig M. Bennett, Jr. Dr. William A. Dennis Mr. Charlton deSaussure, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel James Hugh Donnan II Mr. R. Walter Hundley, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Jonte, Jr. Mr. William J. Newton, Jr. Mr. W. Gairy Nichols III Mr. J. Cheshire Rhett ! Class of 1972 Mr. J. Neal Anderson Mr. William H. Barnwell III Mr. Henry W. Flint Mr. Lawton K. Grimball Mr. Charles K. Marshall Mr. Charles H. Muir Mr. Otis M. Pickett III

Class of 1973 Dr. J. Austin Ball Mr. Edward G. R. Bennett Mr. William E. Craver III Mr. Stephen P. Mullin Dr. G. Broadie Newton Mr. James C. Vardell III ! Class of 1974 The Reverend Brian K. McGreevy Vice Admiral Kurt W. Tidd, USN ! Class of 1975 Mr. Robert S. Adden, Jr. Mr. Charles J. Baker III Dr. Robert D. Calcote Dr. Patrick H. Dennis, Jr. Mr. Morris A. Ellison Mr. Ronald M. Kahn Mr. John F. Martin ! Class of 1976 Dr. David M. Ellison Mr. Francis E. Grimball Mr. Francis S. Hanckel IV Dr. Edward C. Morrison Mr. Robert W. Pearce, Jr. Mr. David L. Poulnot ! Class of 1977 Mr. J. Miles Barkley Mr. David M. Hay Mr. Henry W. Orvin Mr. David R. Schools Mr. Robert Y. Scott ! Class of 1978 Mr. William L. Adams, Jr. Dr. Paul E. Buse Mr. Howard D. Edwards, Jr. Dr. Mark S. Lemel Mr. Spencer J. Lynch

! Class of 1979 Dr. J. C. Upshaw Downs Mr. James L. Duncan, Jr. Mr. Henry M. Hay III Mr. Scott R. Jacobs Mr. Ford P. Menefee Ms. Margaret E. Moore Mr. Wilson B. Rumble, Jr. ! Class of 1980 Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Blanchard Mr. Bruce L. Donaldson Mr. Timothy L. Ford Mr. Paul M. Lynch Ms. Ann Bacot I. McGehee Dr. William M. Rambo, Jr. ! Class of 1981 Mr. Peter J. Evans Mr. John L. McDonald, Jr. Mr. Alton C. Phillips, Sr. Mr. Timothy D. Pittman Dr. Thomas C. Puckette Mr. Touré G. Thompson ! Class of 1982 Mr. Craig A. Belisle Mr. A. Ellison Berlin Mr. J. Bramblett Bradham Mrs. Ingrid Falkehag Buell Mrs. Kristen Giuffreda Chapman Mr. Dennis V. Coleman Mr. J. Walker Coleman IV Mr. Allen D. Decker Dr. George F. Geils, Jr. Mr. Robert D. Hairston Captain Anne Groves Hammond Mr. William Hanahan Mr. Edward L. Hay, Jr. Mrs. Jennifer Duncan Hebra Dr. Paul M. Herring Mr. Mark R. Hoover Mr. John R. Keathley Mr. Karl C. Kemmerlin

Mrs. Elizabeth Buse King Mr. Mark S. Lutz Mrs. Barbara Ector Manaker Mr. W. Nevil McDowell Mrs. Mackie Krawcheck Moore Mr. Robert S. Morrow Mr. Christopher N. Olsen Dr. Mark L. Pinosky Dr. Daniel L. Rosner Mr. Carlos M. Salinas Mr. D. Keith Sarji Mr. Patrick C. Slay Mrs. Kathryn Johnson Smith Mr. Charles V. Snedeker Mr. G. Bennett Stackhouse IV Mr. Thomas G. Trouche Mr. Richard T. Weil, Jr. Mr. Frank D. Wells ! Class of 1983 Mr. W. Gordon Geer Mrs. Susan Nussbaum Rieder Mr. Carlton Simons, Jr. Mrs. Katherine Woodward Simons ! Class of 1984 Mr. D. Jay Davis, Jr. Dr. Wills C. Geils Mr. Dunn D. Hollingsworth Dr. Thomas S. Hughes Mrs. Peggy Needle Krawcheck Mr. W. O’Brien Limehouse Mr. Stephen M. Weil ! Class of 1985 Mr. Aldrich L. Boss Mrs. Lisa Woodbury Caldwell Mr. Benjamin D. Dixon Mr. G. Thomas Finnegan III The Reverend Canon Dr. Allen C. Hughes Mrs. Amy Nirenblatt Lawrence Mrs. Sarah Phillips Marshall Mr. J. Tradd Newton Dr. Paul J. Nietert Mission: An Annual Report ! page 43

! Class of 1986 Ms. Andrea Anders Mr. Graham M. Eubank, Jr. ! Class of 1987 Dr. W. Melvin Brown III Mr. Henry M. Cheves, Jr. Dr. Fred A. Crawford III Miss Parthavi Das Mrs. Margaret Hurtes Folk Mrs. Bonnie Brittain Geer Mr. Dwayne M. Green Mrs. Julianne Weil Hollingsworth Mr. Robert E. Holt IV Mr. Daniel E. Hydrick IV Mr. David F. Marion Dr. Paul E. O'Brien Mr. Thomas J. Parsell, Jr. Mr. Frederick H. Renken Mr. D. Larry Salley, Jr. Mr. Benjamin C. P. Sapp ! Class of 1988 Mr. Herbert R. Allen, Jr. Mrs. Vanessa Daniels Basto Mr. Chisolm L. Coleman Ms. Greer S. Polansky Dr. Tamatha deVito Psenka Mrs. Elizabeth Demosthenes Rous Mr. Benjamin C. Rous ! Class of 1989 Mrs. Margaret Buchanan Bryant Dr. Paul T. Cantey Mr. Costa T. Chakeris Mrs. Anne Tamsberg Pope Mrs. Rachel J. Kronick Rothbart Miss Marci G. Rudich ! Class of 1990 Mr. Thomas M. Beshere III Mr. Christopher E. Chariker Ms. Emily S. McDaniel Mr. Kevin M. Sanders Mission: An Annual Report ! page 44

! Class of 1991 Mr. Ryan D. Bluestein Mr. Maximilian Braverman Mr. James T. H. Buxton Dr. Laurie A. Elliott Dr. Robert B. Gamble III Mrs. Anna Shealy Smith ! Class of 1992 Mr. James R. Edge Mr. Jason M. Heffron Mr. Daniel H. Marchant III Mr. Paul E. Sperry ! Class of 1993 Mr. Brett A. Bluestein Mr. Priestley C. Coker IV Mr. D. DuBose Egleston, Jr. Mr. E. Adams Hills Dr. Julie Kassis Long Ms. Julia A. Rawe Mrs. Chilton Grace Simmons ! Class of 1994 Mr. Charles T. Cole III Dr. James S. Hurteau, Jr. Mr. Francis C. Ford IV ! Class of 1995 Mrs. Emily Pittard Ford Mrs. Kirsten Rabe Smolensky ! Class of 1996 Mr. Jabari Saeed Fitzpatrick Spruill Dr. R. Morgan Stuart Mr. Arthur H. Suárez Mrs. Leigh Mendelsohn Wey ! Class of 1997 Mr. Ephraim M. Carroll IV Mr. Matthew V. B. Cochrane-Logan Dr. James W. Duckett III Mrs. Colleen Thompson Jones Mr. Charles A. Jones Mr. Matthew C. Pritchard Dr. R. Preston Wendell

Young Alumni Circle This giving circle recognizes Porter-Gaud’s young alumni who have made gifts of any amount to the 1867 Society and have yet to celebrate a 15th reunion.

! Class of 1998 Mr. Charles F. Baarcke Mrs. Mary Cutler Baarcke Mr. Hugh F. Knight III ! Class of 1999 Mrs. Kathryn Osborne Adams Miss Suzanne H. Eaddy Mrs. Kathleen Stelling Hodgson Mr. Richard B. Morse ! Class of 2000 Mrs. Elliott Bates Cooper Miss Caroline C. Parker Mr. William M. Pridgen ! Class of 2001 Mrs. Elizabeth Sade Conwell Mrs. Mary Neill Hagood McKie Mr. Tyler P. Winton ! Class of 2002 Miss Connor S. Atkinson Mr. Garrett D. Bean Mr. H. Walker Bruce Miss Lindsay A. Joyner Mr. Dennis W. Jordan Mr. C. Stephen Wendell ! Class of 2003 Mr. Timothy A. Bainum Miss Anna V. Harrison ! Class of 2004 Anonymous Mr. Derek J. Feussner Miss Laura E. Johnson Miss Alden E. Knowlton Mr. Parker H. Lee Miss Virginia S. McCormack Mrs. Stephanie Johnson Sanders Mrs. Virginia Suarez Street

! Class of 2005 Miss Stefanie L. Bainum Mr. Craig M. Bennett III Mr. John S. Bennett Mr. C. Keith Marshall, Jr. Mr. Andrew R. Mather Mrs. Anna Perkins McCubrey Miss Sarah Margaret Temple ! Class of 2006 Mr. Matthew B. Ellison Mr. Andrew F. Harrison Mr. Tyler M. Neill ! Class of 2007 Mr. Matthew W. Appleby Miss Elisa E. Bennett Mr. J. Clifford Carnes Mr. Alexander T. Cumbaa Miss Grace Perry Daughtridge Mr. John D. Gabriel Miss Sarah L. Jones Mr. Nicholas V. Kliossis Miss Virginia D. Lane Mr. E. Grant Story Mr. Mason D. Wade ! Class of 2008 Miss Alice M. Phillips Miss Darcy A. Waldman ! Class of 2009 Mr. William R. Boatwright Mr. Harlan Z. Hill Mr. Cary J. Neill Mr. James H. Poston ! Class of 2010 Mr. Timothy C. Carnes Miss Amanda M. Jones Mr. Sean I. Lynch ! Class of 2011 Miss Chloe R. Engel ! Class of 2012 Mr. Bruce H. Norton

2012 Alumni Reunion Volunteers Sarah Jones ’07 John Gabriel ’07 Allie Darby ’02 Walker Bruce ’02 Colleen Thompson Jones ’97 Matthew Cochrane-Logan ’97 Kimberly Orvin Barber ’92 Lauren Bullwinkle Davis ’92 Paul O’Brien ’87 Meg Hurtes Folk ’87 Walker Coleman ’82 Paul Herring ’82 Frank Wells ’82 Henry Orvin ’77 Charles Marshall ’72 Bob Reynolds ’72 Tommy LeMacks PMA 1963

2011-2012 B2B Hosts Charles Blanchard Construction Company Mellow Mushroom John Keener & The Charleston Crab House California Dreaming Hume Killian & The Wells Gallery Charles Cole ’94 & Crescent Insurance Agency Beth Cook Blanchard ’80 & Beresford Group, LLC Jules Deas ’02, Tyler Condon ’02, Ed Vaughan ’88, and Tyler Wilhoit ’01 – SunTrust Mortgage Bert Snyder & Palmetto Exterminators, Inc. Harrington Bissell ’83 & Joe Gilchrist – Morgan Keegan – Gilchrist/Bissell Wealth Management Group

2011-2012 B2B Committee Ford Menefee ’79 Beth Blanchard ’80 Charles Cole ’94 Barry Evans ’94 Jim Hirni Jules Deas ’02

All-Alumni PARTY April 26 Free for alumni/$15 per guest 6:30 pm / free babysitting

Alumni Soccer

April 27 Lunch available for purchase immediately following the game

Class Parties

For class years ending in 3 or 8 Held off campus on April 27

PMA Chapel Service

April 28 | 10:00 am Are Our All Mission: An Welcome Annual Report ! page 45

Thank You The Roundtable Society Weekend Committee Lisa Weitz Alicia Gregory Sally Lawrence The Roundtable Society Event Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Martin Skelly BLU Restaurant Wild Olive Doug Godley The Porter Society Event Hosts Nancy and DuBose Egleston ’93 Circa 1886 The Headmaster’s Society Event Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Truluck Annual Giving Parent Volunteers Chris Barnes Tzeitel and Jim Hirni Margaret Nyland Taunya White Mindi and Skip Martin ’75, New Parents Bobby Faulkner ’49, Porter Military Academy Mandy and George Geils ’59, Grandparents

Philanthropy Week Chairperson – Ashley Truluck Tara Chapman MUSC Children’s Hospital Therapy Dolls Lead Volunteer - Carol Fair Julie Ellison Kelly Tapp Lisa Weitz Caring for Veterans Lead Volunteer – Mary Fabian Alauria Bryant Monica Naumoff Nancy Egleston Corine Armentano Bouquets of Cheer Lead Volunteer - Tara Chapman Deborah Reinhold Judy Lycke Jennifer Holland Book Connection Lead Volunteer - Suzy Gibson Holly and Ken Hyde Trudy Billings Monica Naumoff Kea Whatley Linda Norton Janine Nagrodsky

Blankets Lead Volunteer – Chloe McAuley Lead Volunteer – Ashley McLoud Chris Tate Paper Cranes Lead Volunteer – Pringle Franklin Todd Monsell Heather Coleman Sonja Taylor Lavonda Doyle Lunch Volunteers (Pizza) Margaret Allen Margaret Cochrane Sara Lawton Margaret Nyland Volunteers for cooking Mike Blanchard Cooper Coker Andrew Dupps Tim Ford Tom Hardy Emily McDaniel Tim Walter

2011-2012 Giving Results 1867 Society Gifts Unrestricted: $465,888 Restricted: $198,098 TOTAL: $663,986

Endowment 25%

Annual Giving 75%

Endowment Gifts Unrestricted: $25,000 Restricted: $64,976 TOTAL: $89,976

Capital 25%

Capital Gifts TOTAL:

$55,000

Total Gift Revenue: $808,961

Constituent Participation 100 75 50

100%

25

45%

0 Faculty/Staff

Parents

20%

18%

Grandparents

Past Parents

11% Alumni

Mission: An Annual Report ! page 47

To the Porter-Gaud Community, We want to thank our parents, administrators, teachers, staff, and Board members for your support of the Parents Guild during the 2011-2012 school year. The mission of the Parents Guild is to assist the Board of Trustees, Administration and Faculty, in creating the best possible educational experience for our children. We also strive to promote a close relationship and clear understanding between the School and our families. None of our goals can be accomplished without the commitment and dedication shown by each of you.

Our major fundraising efforts this year—Halloween Carnival, Holiday Market, Santa's Stage, Chaps ‘n Chilis Fiesta & Auction, Book Exchange, and the Wendell Center Concessions—were very successful. Thanks to your hard work and generosity, the Parents Guild donated just over $125,000 to the School this year.

We would especially like to recognize the committee and sponsors of the Chaps ‘n Chilis Fiesta & Auction.

We deeply appreciate your support of this important fundraiser for our school. The auction raised more than $120,000 in net proceeds, and these funds will be disbursed over a two-year period.

All money raised by the Parents Guild is appropriated to the School through Teacher and Athletic Wish Lists, Faculty Grants, and Visiting Writers. A detailed accounting of our major projects and the Wish List is available on the Parents Guild page of the Porter-Gaud website.

The Parents Guild also worked to build our community through various special events throughout the year.

Your presence at these functions truly makes a difference and helps to make Porter-Gaud a special place. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to serve as Co-Presidents of the Parents Guild.

Gratefully, Margaret Allen and Traci Ellis Co-Presidents Porter-Gaud Parents Guild

GRACIAS TO OUR SPONSORS

2012 Porter-Gaud Alumni Association Golf Classic Presented by

Cougar Point | Kiawah Island | Saturday, June 9, 2012

Mr. Ashley Cooper ‘90 Mr. Chris Ravenel ‘90 Mr. Eddie Buck ‘91 Mr. Tim Ford ‘80 FedEx Office Mr. Skip Martin ‘79 The Bank of South Carolina Dr. Heidi Williams Porter-Gaud Father’s Association Mr. Reid Davis ‘94 Carolina Eyecare Physicians, Dr. Paul Herring ‘82 Custom Home Sound, Mr. Chris Hatzis ‘92 Charles Blanchard Construction Company Hay Tire, Mr. David Hay ‘77 Charleston Center for Oral and Facial Surgery Moe’s Southwest Grill Family Asset Management, Mr. Chris Osborne ‘95 Howell Linkous & Nettles, LLC, Mr. Sam Howell ‘74 Dr. Martin Toporek ’95 Dr. Julie Kassis Long ‘93 Mr. David Marion ’87 Thiem & McCutcheon, CPA, Mr. Ashley Thiem ‘98 Pearlstine Distributors, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Lipov Lowcountry Dental Associates, Dr. Rob Gamble ’91 Tidewater Foods & Catering, LLC, Mr. Jimmy Hagood ‘74 Beresford Group, LLC, Ms. Beth Cook Blanchard ‘80 Crescent Insurance Agency, Mr. Charles Cole ’94 Buxton Law Firm, Mr. Jim Buxton ‘91 Island Physical Therapy, Mr. Derek Sessions ‘86 Red’s Ice House Mr. & Mrs. Mike Doyle Historic Charleston Apartments, Mr. Cooper Coker ’93, Mr. Matthew Cochrane-Logan ’97 Ms. Rachel Coker ’98, Mr. P. C. Coker ‘60 Sentinel Works Ledford’s Termite and Pest Control Mr. Tim Valluzzo Womble, Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice Palmetto Ford, Mr. Graham Eubank ‘86 Mr. Charles Baker ’75 Sea Fox Boats, Mr. Freddy Renken ’87 Mr. Cordes Ford ’94 Fat and Juicy Bloody Mary Mix, Mr. Joe Good Sonitrol Security Systems of Charleston, Inc. Mr. Mark Hoover ‘82 Charleston Mercury, Charles Waring ‘83 Ford’s Redi-Mix Concrete Company Elliott Bates Cooper ‘00 Mr. Arthur Swanson, Jr. Mary Neill Hagood McKie ’01 Mr. Costa Chakeris ’89 Garnet and Grey Sponsor PIGGLY WIGGLY CAROLINA COMPANY

MATCHING GIFTS TRACK RENOVATION CAPITAL GIFTS Mr. & Mrs. Herbert R. Allen, Jr. ’88* Mr. & Mrs. Townsend P. Clarkson* Mr. William M. Ginn & Ms. Marilyn J. Bell* Dr. Robert Handfield & Dr. Sandra Shields* Mr. Dunn D. Hollingsworth ’84 & Mrs. Julianne Weil Hollingsworth ’87+ Porter-Gaud Fathers Association* Ms. Jennifer S. Sanford+ Dr. J. P. Saul & Ms. Amy M. Davis* Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. Schaible* Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sullivan+ Susan R. and John W. Sullivan Foundation+

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Boeing Colgate-Palmolive Company Google Gift Matching Program JP Morgan Chase Foundation Master Card International Microsoft Corporation Regions Financial Corporation Foundation SCANA Corporation Shell Oil Company Foundation United Technologies The Wells Fargo Foundation Many companies offer Matching Gift programs to their employees. When you make a gift to Porter-Gaud School, please let us know if your employer will match your gift.

The impact of your gift could be doubled.

WATCH Tower Society Members Mr. & Mrs. J. Miles Barkley ’77 Mr. Brett A. Bluestein ’93 Dr. & Mrs. George E. P. Buxton Mr. & Mrs. P. Maurice Fox Mr. & Mrs. Lawton K. Grimball ’72 Colonel & Mrs. Raymond A. Kessler, Jr. ’39 Dr. Maxwell R. Mowry ’62

Mr. L. Rhame Nelson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred G. Pinckney Mr. & Mrs. I. Mayo Read, Jr. ’48 Mr. & Mrs. Burton R. Schools Mr. & Mrs. James J. Scott, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stelling ’68 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Walker, Jr.

Become a lifetime member of the WATCH Tower Society today!

The WATCH Tower Society was established in 2007 to recognize those who have provided for Porter-Gaud School through planned giving. Members ensure the future strength of the institution by including Porter-Gaud in their estate planning.

Planned giving offers a variety of philanthropic strategies that help provide for Porter-Gaud while also advancing personal financial objectives. Several planned giving options are available.

For more information on how to become a lifetime member of the WATCH Tower Society, please contact the Foundation Office at (843)402-4690.

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FOUNDATION BOARD

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Henry M. Cheves, Jr. ’87, Chair Mr. Luther P. Cochrane, Vice Chair Mr. William M. Ennis Mrs. Donna M. Friedman Mr. Wayne A. Gregory Mrs. Adriane Z. McAvoy Mr. Alton C. Phillips, Sr. ’81 Mr. R. Keith Sauls Mr. James A. Scully, Jr. Mr. Martin O. Skelly Ex-Officio Mr. D. DuBose Egleston, Jr.’93, Head of School Ms. Tucker J. Branham, Executive Director of The Porter-Gaud Foundation Dr. Paul M. Herring ’82, Treasurer

Mr. Robert Y. Scott ’77, Chair of the Board Mrs. June J. Bradham Mrs. Elizabeth K. Cahill Mr. Henry M. Cheves, Jr. ’87 Mr. James Walker Coleman IV ’82 Mrs. Amy M. Davis Dr. Deborah Deas Mr. Charlton deSaussure, Jr. ’71 Mr. Dwayne M. Green ’87 Dr. Paul M. Herring ’82, Treasurer Mr. Paul Kohlheim Mr. Paul M. Lynch ’80 Mr. H. Chapman McKay, Secretary Mr. Edward McKelvey, Jr. Mr. Matthew R. Sloan Mr. Doug Snyder Mrs. Elizabeth F. Vingi Mrs. Linda F. Woodside

FOUNDATION OFFICE Ms. Tucker Branham, Executive Director Ms. Louise Lawton, Annual Giving Mr. Brink Norton, Communications Mrs. Kathryn Sherrod, Alumni Relations Mrs. Sue Neill, Development Coordinator

ELECTED BY DIOCESE OF SOUTH CAROLINA The Right Reverend Mark J. Lawrence The Reverend J. Haden McCormick Mr. James M. Stelling ’68 Ex-Officio Mr. D. DuBose Egleston, Jr. ’93