St. Andrew's Winter Crusader 2011

THE

Crusader St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • Austin, Texas • Winter 2010/2011 Magazine & 2009-2010 annual report

dramatic Changes on both campuses!

Hold on to your hard hats!

St. Andrew’s is officially under construction.

rendering of the new 31st Street Campus Chapel Groundbreaking is scheduled for March 31, 2011. For more details on this project, see page 8.

INSIDE

Administration & Board Lucy C. Nazro, Head of School Rich Mischinski, Head of Upper School Alice Nezzer, Head of Middle School Sharon Wilson, Head of Lower School Catherine Miller, Chair, Board of Trustees

FEATURES:

St. Andrew’s Lower and Middle School Campus 1112 West 31st Street, Austin, Texas 78705

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St. Andrew’s Reaffirms its Commitment to Arts Education by Breaking Ground for a New Fine Arts Complex at the Upper School.

Making Space for Grace

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A Heartwarming Gift Brings a New Chapel to the 31st street Campus.

Servant News: 12

Revisiting Burundi: Two Years Later the SAS Water Well is Built in Africa.

Harvest Bowl 7: St. Andrew’s and El Buen Samaritano Win Again.

St. Andrew’s Crusader Oak is Named Austin’s 2010 Tree of the Year.

Scholar News: 18

Sparking Scientific Sensibilities: A Look Inside the Success of St. Andrew’s

Science Program.

Math Philosophy: Developing Each Student’s Math Potential

National Merit & Hispanic Scholar News

Classes of 2010 & 2011 Boast a Lengthy List of AP Scholars

Upper School Career Day Speakers

Latin Banquet 2010

Lower School Chess Club News

Upper School Students Finish Among Top Five in Legislative Competition

Arts News: 28

Upper School Performs West Side Story to Soldout Crowds Middle Schoolers Reinvent Time-honored Tale of It’s a Wonderful Life Sixth Graders Charm Audiences with Two Christmas Classics Art Across All Divisions: A Collage of Student Works

Athletic News: 34

Boys’ Varsity Cross Country Wins Third Consecutive Division I SPC Title

Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Defends Division II SPC Title

Middle School Tackle Football Rules the AIPL

Middle School Golf Wins Again for the Fourth Season in a Row!

Middle School Boy’s Cross Country Is Victorious

Lower School 3A Flag Football, 1A Volleyball, and 3A Volleyball

Win League Championships

Homecoming 2010 in Pictures

St. Andrew’s Upper School Campus 5901 Southwest Parkway, Austin, Texas 78735 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is to provide an enriched academic program within a Christian environment emphasizing the fulfillment of each student’s potential.

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The school strives to help young people achieve their potential not only in intellectual understanding but also in esthetic sensitivity, physical well-being, athletic prowess, and moral decisiveness so that they may lead productive, responsible lives, not only for themselves, but also for their community.

Diversity Statement of Purpose Diversity at St. Andrew’s is grounded in our identity as a family-based community, a faith-based community, and a learning community.

We understand that our strength and resilience as a three-fold community stems from our commitment to: • honor each individual’s unique perspective; • respect the dignity of every human being

as a child of God, and; • develop the knowledge, skills, and under-

standing necessary to engage with and

respond to the needs of an evolving world.

CORE VALUES Community Based on trust, traditions, communication, appreciation, and support Spiritual Foundation To develop moral behavior High Expectations Reflected in both the knowledge base and behavior of the faculty, staff, students, parents, and board members Caring, Celebration and Humor Fostered by kindness and collegiality Statement of Non-discrimination St. Andrew’s Episcopal School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at this school. We do not discriminate in the administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship, athletics, or other programs.

Alumni News: 42

Graduates From All Classes Get Merry in Austin SAS Alumni Take on Current Varsity Teams for Bragging Rights

Development News: 44

Bob Schneider & His Orchestra Rock The Endowment Annual Fund-opoly: The Game’s Not Over Yet! St. Andrew’s Day 2010: Award Recipients and Honorees

On The Cover: A rendering of the Dell Fine Arts Center at St. Andrew’s Upper School; scheduled completion date is spring 2012.

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Amplifying ar “At a time when budget cuts in the arts and education are in the news ev facility, designed to serve youth, their collective creative soul and inte

It goes without saying that St. Andrew’s Upper School

In November 2010, the Board of Trustees at St. Andrew’s

fine arts students and faculty have performed miracles

Episcopal School voted to break ground on the construc-

in small spaces. Whether building a theater set in the

tion of a 46,000-square-foot fine arts complex, the Dell

dining hall, creating beautiful art in crowded studios,

Fine Arts Center, at the Upper School campus on South-

or harmonizing beautifully in classrooms, St. Andrew’s

west Parkway. The groundbreaking ceremony, a time-

talented and growing student body has wished for (and

honored tradition at St. Andrew’s, took place on Tuesday,

needed) a state-of-the-art fine arts facility for many

February 15, with more than 800 students, families, and

years. Now, thanks to the visionary leadership of Head

honored guests attending. The Dell Fine Arts Center, set

of School Lucy Nazro, the Michael & Susan Dell Founda-

for completion in the spring of 2012, will enhance pro-

tion, and many generous St. Andrew’s donors, this wish

grams and student experiences for generations to come

has finally been fulfilled.

by inspiring creative thinking, and self-expression, and providing richer classroom experiences.

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rts education ery day, there has never been a more important time to build this thoughtful llect.” — Chris McCoy, Visual Arts Instructor, St. Andrew’s Upper School St. Andrew’s emphasizes an appreciation for, and par-

“We have been outgrowing our art studio since I came

ticipation in, the fine arts beginning in the Lower School.

to St. Andrew’s in 2000,” said visual arts instructor Su-

This component of the St. Andrew’s experience culmi-

san Kemner Reed. “We have pushed and pulled the

nates at the Upper School with a two-year requirement

space in every way to create an exciting and innovative

for fine arts course work. Interestingly, almost 70 percent

program — taking over the hallways, the patios around

of Upper School students choose to exceed this require-

Founder’s Hall, and the old choir room. Having a new

ment by participating in four years of fine arts courses.

visual arts building with four studios and a gallery space

As the demand for fine arts courses has grown, so has

is a dream come true. It will allow us to continue chal-

the need for facilities to support these robust and often

lenging students with creative problem solving through

specialized programs.

drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, filmmaking, photography, graphic design, mixed media, digital media, and so much more. Laughingly, I have alSt. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org • 5

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and resources for this vital and beautiful new facility,” said Catherine Miller, Chair, Board of Trustees.

The Dell Fine Arts Center will include three state-ofthe-art, technologically enriched buildings. A 34,000 square-foot performing arts center will have a fixed 400seat proscenium theater as well as a black box theater with seating for 125, along with a technical classroom, theater support rooms, and offices. The center will also include a 6,100-square foot music arts building with classroom, rehearsal, and office spaces. Additionally, a 6,100-square foot visual arts building, with classrooms, studios, and office spaces, will be built. Tying the three structures together will be 14,000 square feet of covered walkways, an outdoor amphitheater, a sculpture gar-

The dell theater

den, and a commons.

ways said that we were ‘taking over the world with ART!’

“Our students will get hands-on learning with state-

Now I think we might just be able to!”

of- the-art technology including the latest in intelligent lighting and sound engineering, which is excellent

“The Dell Fine Arts Center will make St. Andrew’s one of

experience for real-world application,” said Rick Gar-

the top schools in terms of fine arts facilities,” said War-

cia, Upper School theater arts instructor. “The Dell Fine

ren Dickson, Upper School Fine Arts Chair and Vocal

Arts Center will be a visual crown on campus — finally,

Music Director. “Performing ensembles and individuals

a dedicated space to showcase our students’ artistic

will now have acoustically designed rehearsal spaces

magic and a comfortable space for the Austin public at

and practice rooms, which will enable the students in

large to view their amazing work!”

the ensembles to hear each other more clearly. The spaces will also enhance the overall sound which will

This project is the culmination of a 2009 strategic plan-

give the performers a much more positive experience.”

ning process, during which board members met with faculty members and others to discuss, analyze, and

Since July 1, 2010, the school family has given more than

make recommendations regarding the Upper School’s

75 percent of the project costs. The Michael & Susan Dell

expansion and physical needs. The discussions high-

Foundation has generously led this effort with a $7 mil-

lighted the need for fine arts facilities that mirror the

lion grant and numerous significant gifts from generous

superior instruction and performance in these areas at

school families, including 100 percent of the St. Andrew’s

the Upper School. Faculty and staff at all divisions were

Board of Trustees, have contributed to the Dell Fine Arts

unanimous in their desire to see these facilities come to

Center. The total construction costs for this project are $21

fruition in the short term.

million, and an additional $2.1 million will be raised for the Endowment Fund. This is the largest single phase capital

“The overwhelming response from the St. Andrew’s

project in the history of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.

community in support of this project is nothing short of miraculous,” said Lucy Nazro, Head of School. “It is

“We are so very grateful to the Michael & Susan Dell Foun-

evidence of the desire of this community to continue to

dation for their incredibly generous lead gift and to the

make St. Andrew’s a leader in private education in Texas

many leadership donors who have pledged their support

as well as a commitment to the arts as a integral part of a truly first class education.”

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thankGiftsyou to our visionary donors and pledges received between July 1, 2010-February 28, 2011 Anonymous (4) Aileen and Mike Aviles Bacon Lee & Associates Lisa and Joe Beaman The Brown Foundation, Inc. The Burdine Johnson Foundation Heidi and Jim Cahill Suzanne Freid and Don Carper The Catto Foundation (Heather and Martin Kohout) Kate and Stephen Clark, M.D. The Clarke Family Brigid Cockrum Margie Cowden Rebecca and Mark Davis Denise Davis and Ian Hancock Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Sara and David Dimston Meme Drumwright and H.W. Perry, Jr. Amy and David Dunham The Erben Family Mary and Alex Esquivel Kimberley and Mark Ezell Kristin and Drake Fason Becky and Donald Garcia Melissa and Silver Garza

Margie and Paul Gaudin Annette and Douglas Gester Candace and Jim Gilbert Melissa and Scott Greenwell Beth and David Grimm Elaine and Roger Hamm The Herndon Family Foundation Ann and Richard Hojel The Raina and Walt Hornaday Family Julia and Randy Howry Lady and David Huffstutler Robin and David Jackson Mari and Robert Josey Peggy and Dan Keelan Marion Therese Lee Jill and Kip McClanahan Anne and John McKinnerney Andrea and Dean McWilliams Catherine and Bill Miller Eugenia and Bob Miller Jeannine and John Miller Bonnie K. Mills Pam and John Myers Lucy and Phil Nazro Donna and William Osborn Debbie and Chris Pacitti

Jill and Danny Powell Sarah and Thomas Queen Margot and Scott Ritchie Laura and Chris Rulon-Miller Kathryn and Clive Runnells III Claire and Derek Saunders Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg The Serra Family/ABE Charitable

Foundation, Inc. Kristin and Matt Sjoberg The Smalling Family/Meinig Family

Foundation Shari and Eric Louis Stein STG Design, Inc. Ellen Dorsey and Jim Susman Marty and Derry Swanger Lawrence, Margaret, Will, John,

and Annie Temple Michelle and Paul Tobias Elizabeth and Philip Turner Isabel and David Welland Steve A. Wilson and Family Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman/

Houston Endowment Lisa and Scott Zodin

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M ak i n g S pace f o r

Grace G ra c e A hearTwarming gift brings a new chapel to the 31st street campus St. Andrew’s Chapel on the 31st Street campus hardly

and provided solace and spiritual guidance for more

needs an introduction. A faithful landmark since

than five decades.

1957, the chapel has hosted thousands of services, performances, baptisms, funerals, and weddings,

Still, this tiny chapel with so much history and love is bursting at the seams. Grades are separated because of seating restrictions, parents and extended families often have to stand when they attend services, and

Site of New Chapel

special programs are overcrowded. Hope for a larger space to worship has long been at the top of wish lists among the clergy, administration, and faculty at

Existing Chapel

St. Andrew’s.

An historic gift came this fall with the announcement that an extraordinarily generous contribution from the Cain Foundation would entirely fund a new chapel.

Given in honor of Parker McGill and in memory of Frank McGill, both of whom attended St. Andrew’s through the eighth grade, this chapel will be the central place to worship, reflect, and celebrate as a school community.

“We are so very grateful to Charmaine and Gordon McGill and the Cain Foundation, whose incredible gift to our school will have a direct and lasting benefit

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From the mouths of babes: Second grade students share their hopes and dreams for the new chapel.

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for generations of St. Andrew’s students, faculty

Groundbreaking for the field improvements and the

members, and families,” said Head of School

new chapel, which will be located halfway between

Lucy Nazro.

the Lower and Middle School buildings, has been set for March 31, 2011. It will be the unifying center of our

The Cain Foundation’s generous gift will entirely fund

31st Street campus and will incorporate many of the

the construction of a new chapel and will addition-

beloved elements of our current chapel.

ally fund improvements to the 31st Street playing field, including a complete field resurfacing, and other

“As I thought about this very special chapel and the

improvements that will enhance the field and its

important role it has played in our history, I calculated

surrounding area.

there have been at least 9,700 chapel services held there and that, in my 30 years at St. Andrew’s, I have

A special place to all who have attended St. An-

personally led at least 1,000 of them,” said Nazro. “We

drew’s, the original chapel will remain on the 31st

have gathered in that chapel to mourn deaths in our

Street campus. “Aside from the regular goings and

school community and we have celebrated wed-

comings, some of my best moments have taken

dings, baptisms, and the daily accomplishments of

place in the chapel,” said Ellen Heck ’02, who

our students. It is indeed a holy space. But as we

attended St. Andrew’s from 3rd to 12th grade and

know, God is not relegated to time and space and

married in the original chapel in 2008. Upon the

the new sacred chapel on the 31st Street campus will

completion of the new chapel, the current chapel

begin to play its important role as the spiritual home

will be transformed into a space that will continue its

for the nearly 500 students, faculty, and staff who will

role of enhancing our community.

worship there daily. We all wait with great excitement for our very first service there.”

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Servant NEWS Revisiting Burun di Two years later, the St. Andrew’s Water Well is built and flowing thousands of miles away in Africa

In 2008, the St. Andrew’s community became intimately aware of the water needs of the tribal communities in the tiny central African country of Burundi through SAS parent and coach Gilbert Tuhabonye, a native of Burundi. We learned that most people in this country spend 40 percent of each day walking an average of six miles to collect water from rivers and creeks (that they also share with farm animals), that they use for bathing, washing, and drinking.

Thanks to the amazing $50,000 school-wide fundrais-

Tuhabonye receiving the initial donation of $40,000 in May of 2009; final numbers totaled nearly $50,000.

ing efforts of St. Andrew’s students during the 2008–09

construction of a new well that is bringing water to

school year, one village in Burundi has completed

more than 1,000 people in the region.

Bu r u n d i

“The villagers often say that angels came to them,” said Tuhabonye. “They could never dream of getting any assistance for this from the government. But people from America—St. Andrew’s families—came together and helped bring their water—clean water—close to home. Now the villagers can work.

Now their children can attend school. Now they won’t have to suffer due to an inadequate and unhealthy water supply.”

During the 2008–09 school year, St. Andrew’s students participated in a year-long, student-driven, schoolwide community service project to support the Gazelle Foundation’s efforts to bring desperately needed clean water to Burundi.

The Austin-based Gazelle Foundation, of which Tuhabonye is a founder, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit established in 2006 that implements charitable efforts to improve life for people in Burundi and offers assistance to children

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in the Austin community. In Burundi, the foundation fo-

We are very glad for this opportunity to serve others

cuses on providing shoes, potable water sources, time-

and to make a difference in the lives of so many. And

ly access to medical care, and housing for displaced

we are thrilled to know that our wonderful students

residents. The foundation’s efforts are unifying and not

raised enough money for not just one well but now two

tribe specific. In Central Texas, the foundation provides

wells in Burundi.”

enriching opportunities to actively engage youth in physically fit, healthful lifestyles through awareness,

Previous school-wide community service projects had

education, and participation. St. Andrew’s has a long

never raised more than $5,000, but St. Andrew’s stu-

tradition of servanthood and a close personal connec-

dents, parents, faculty, and staff, motivated by their

tion to Burundi, thanks to Tuhabonye. As a young boy,

affection and admiration for Tuhabonye, outdid them-

Tuhabonye carried water from the river to his village

selves. The school community participated in a num-

four times a day. Tuhabonye, an internationally ranked

ber of fundraisers during the school year, including the

runner, is also a survivor of the Hutu-Tutsi violence in his

Gazelle Foundation’s “Run for the Water” in November

native Burundi, as documented in his autobiography

’08; a “Drum for the Water” concert, featuring the West

This Voice in My Heart: A Genocide Survivor’s Story of

African drum and dance ensemble Lannaya, in March

Escape, Faith, and Forgiveness.

’09; and sales of T-shirts, water bottles, lemonade, and doughnuts, all organized and carried out by St. Andrew’s

This fundraising initiative has brought additional

students in grades 1 through 12.

resources and support beyond this one water well.

There are still enough funds to cover the cost for an

“When we talk about lives changed forever, this is be-

additional well, which will serve a different village and

yond changing lives,” said Tuhabonye. “Kids can now

community in Burundi.

go to school where before they would spend most of their day collecting water. They can wash their clothes,

“When we started this project in the fall of 2008 I

they can eliminate disease. There is opportunity now.

thought it was all about the water,” said Head of

And there is hope.”

School Lucy Nazro. “Now both Tutsis and Hutus—tribes that have warred for years—will drink from the same

For more information about the Gazelle Foundation,

well. Gilbert, as you know, was lucky to survive an at-

please visit www.gazellefoundation.com.

tack on his tribe. Now both tribes will meet at the well.

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Harvest Bowl

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Once again the St. Andrew’s community provided an extraordinary contribution to El Buen Samaritano’s food pantry through the Harvest Bowl competition with St. Stephen’s.

For the seventh year in a row, St. Andrew’s won the Harvest Bowl, bringing in 19,904 items of the grand total of 25,904 collected from both schools. St. Andrew’s 4th, 10th, and 11th graders brought beans; 9th and 12th graders brought rice; 5th and 8th graders brought canned soups and canned vegetables; 1st, 2nd, and 7th graders brought cereal; and 3rd and 6th graders brought oatmeal and applesauce.

The real winners, of course, are the more than 1,000 people who receive this food from El Buen Samaritano, an Episcopal mission in south Austin for the Hispanic working poor. Executive Director Victor Azio said that our donations will feed El Buen’s clients for an entire year. Last year, we learned that some people who came to the food pantry received even more than they needed for their own families so they were able to invite guests to share their dinner; for at least one family, it was the first time they had ever been able to do so. Our contributions have thus not only given people food in their stomachs, but dignity in their lives.

All of this has happened because seven years ago, while working at El Buen for the summer, Upper School student Sara Taube noticed that the food pantry was completely bare. It was Sara’s idea to have a food drive competition with St. Stephen’s to fill the pantry, and the rest is history. The success of the Harvest Bowl competition is proof that one person can indeed make a difference in this world. Thanks to everyone who contributed toward continuing Sara’s vision and to Chris Martin, SAS director of community service, for coordinating the successful drive.

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2010 Tree o

St. Andrew’s 500-year old oak receives tw St. Andrew’s is blessed with two beautiful campuses is the winner of the 2010 City of Austin Tree of the and anyone who has visited the 31st Street campus

Year Award.

has had the privilege of walking underneath the sprawling branches of the school’s beautiful live oak,

This award was created in March 2007 to recognize

nicknamed “Crusader Oak.” Now, thanks to thought-

outstanding trees within the city limits of Austin. The

ful St. Andrew’s Lower School parent Kimberly Erlinger

evaluation committee is made up of a four-person

who nominated our beloved tree, the Crusader Oak

team consisting of those qualified to assess the bio-

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f the Year

City of Austin’s Tree of the Year Award wo logical and aesthetic criteria. This includes citizens, than 600 Lower and Middle School students, faculty city representatives, and/or a member of the Urban

and staff members, parents, and friends (incredibly

Forestry Board.

everyone fit within the shade of the sprawling oak).

Special thanks to Marvin Shelton, St. Andrew’s

At an official ceremony on November 17, Mayor Lee

Facilities Manager and the Davey Expert Tree

Leffingwell presented the Tree of the Year Award to

Company for their diligent care of St. Andrew’s

Head of School Lucy Nazro in front of a crowd of more 500-year old beauty.

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Sparking

Scientific Sensibilities

St. Andrew’s enjoys a notable reputation for its excellent

Such advanced accomplishments are indeed impressive,

curriculum, and the field of science is no exception. The

but there is plenty of scientific buzz in the Lower and Middle

school’s purposefully crafted science curriculum begins

Schools as well. At the annual Fourth Grade Science Expo,

in the Lower School and expands to a diverse array of

fourth graders rotate through eight stations in small groups

science course offerings that have inspired many of our

of five or six students each and experience different as-

alumni to pursue impressive fields of scientific study well

pects of science, such as earth science, astronomy, zool-

beyond graduation.

ogy, etc., by conducting mini-experiments. With the help of Upper School science students and parent volunteers, they

To pick just one example, Lauren Albrecht ’06, who went

also fill out an observation report packet that familiarizes

on to the University of California at San Diego, is studying

them with the scientific method. According to fourth grade

biological nuclear magnetic resonance, particularly of

teacher Donna Hunt, the Science Expo exposes these

membrane proteins. She recently attended a conference

young scientists to various forms and types of science that

in Vermont and is publishing her first paper. As she ex-

enhance their learning.

plained to Doug Wick, her Upper School physics teacher: “My work is essentially structure determination of a mem-

Such efforts can pay off in a remarkably short time. A few

brane protein that is part of a very important drug receptor

years ago, science teacher Mary Kay Sexton’s after-school

class known as GPCRs (G-protein coupled receptors) using

Nature Club got the idea to start a butterfly garden in an

methods of nuclear magnetic resonance.”

empty space next to the chapel on the 31st Street campus.

Or take Sarah Ruth Christian ’07, majoring in geology at

Sexton emphasizes the extent to which the students them-

Bryn Mawr College, who has been studying the formation

selves carried out the necessary work: “For months and

of Chasma Boreale in the north polar layered deposits of

without much help from adults, these students would go out

Mars. Her research, conducted at the Institute for Geophys-

once a week and dig away at old roots of primrose, jasmine,

ics, Jackson School for Geosciences, University of Texas

nandina, and various weeds that had filled in the area. Over

at Austin, utilizes the Shallow Radar flown on NASA’s Mars

the summer the area was covered with black plastic to kill

Reconnaissance Orbiter to study massive water-ice depos-

off the rest of the weeds. The next year, thanks to Texas-

its on Mars. Sarah Ruth is currently working on correlating

capes, our school landscaper, who supplied the majority

shallow radar reflectors with surficial layering visible in high-

of the plants, club members and students in the sixth grade

resolution images, and recently coauthored a paper in the

EcoAdventures elective planted butterfly-friendly plants.

leading science journal Nature.

Students also hauled rocks to line the garden from Shoal

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ALUMNI in Medicine & Medical Research

Lauren Albrecht ’06 Research Lauren D’Angelo ’02 Medicine Dean Blevins ’03 Medicine Jill Fadal ’06 Medicine Lauren Golden ’04 Dental Megan (Sikes) Hicks ’05 Research Meg Jackson ’05 Medicine Elizabeth Ketner ’04 Medicine Bryan Kharbanda ’03 Medicine Catherine Powell ’05 Medicine Dane Powell ’03 Research Austen Sitko ’03 Research Christy Tucker ’05 Psychology

Creek and lovingly put them in place. Many students worked hard to make this garden a reality for our butterflies and for other students to enjoy. Parents have donated mulch and more plants, and this year a beautiful garden bench was purchased, thanks to funds from the Parents’ Council.”

The results have been spectacular: “Our garden has been host to numerous butterfly species, such as Monarch, Queen, Bordered Patch, Eastern Black Swallowtail, Cloudless Giant Sulphur, Orangebarred Sulphur, Dainty Sulphur, and Red Admirals, to name just a few. And in creating a habitat for butterflies, we also create new habitat for other small invertebrates and a variety of reptiles and birds. This year we are hoping to add a shallow-water feature, and will be applying for certification as a schoolyard wildlife habitat and a Monarch Waystation.”

At the Middle School, students supplement classroom work with class trips to the Big Bend National Park and to a marine biology facility in Key Largo, Florida. The trips, which combine fun and learning, can have far-reaching effects, as one current sophomore at the Upper School attests: “I still remember my fantastic Middle School experience. The eighth grade trip to Big Bend was a blast, and the seventh grade trip to Key Largo was inspiring—in fact, I hope to continue learning about underwater ecology on my Junior Experience [in the Galapagos Islands].”

This year, St. Andrew’s has teamed up with Ecology Project International to offer an experience like no other. Students will be able to conduct biodiversity and juvenile Galapagos tortoise monitoring

Austen Sitko ’03 is currently pursuing a PhD in neurobiology and behavior at Columbia University. She is specifically researching how particular projections from cells in the eyes of mice organize on their way to and as they enter their first target in the brain.

projects in addition to restoring habitat and eradicating invasive species on the world renowned and nationally protected Galapagos Islands. This 14-day course includes over 40 hours of coursework and instruction in subjects like tortoise biology, island biogeography, and Galapagos conservation. Students also complete over 25 hours of field research while working directly with Galapagos National Park. It will be an amazing adventure for those who can participate.

In addition to the required and advanced Upper School courses in biology, physics, and chemistry, young scientists can take an elective called Advanced Lab. This year’s students replicated Nobel Prizewinning experiments such as the Hertz/Einstein demonstration of the photoelectric effect, R. A. Millikan’s determination of the discrete na-

Megan (Sikes) Hicks ’05 is a research scientist at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, working in the field of vaccine development. Currently, she is testing the effectiveness of vaccines on mice and guinea pigs.

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ture and charge of the electron, and C. J. Davisson and G. P. Thomson’s demonstration of the wavelike diffraction of electrons, among others, before moving on to their own experiments. Parker Rivera ’11

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SEVENTH GRADE KEY LARGO TRIP

UPPER SCHOOL BIOLOGY CLASS

UPPER SCHOOL ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

LOWER SCHOOL NATURE CLUB

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SCIENCE FOURTH GRADE SCIENCE EXPO

UPPER SCHOOL CHEMISTRY

UPPER SCHOOL PHYSICS

EIGHTH GRADE BIG BEND TRIP

and Sam Stephenson ’11, for example, are attempting to

Geoffrey travels to the UT campus every week to learn his

build and calibrate a Hall probe (magnetometer); Kather-

way around the 5-Tesla research magnets and to assist a

ine VanLeeuwen ’11 and Mac Burrell ’12 are currently trying

physics doctoral student in data collection. Eventually,

to decide between work on pseudoliquid diffraction or

he will undertake independent research with the goal of

measuring the speed of light by the Foucault method; and

producing a science fair entry when he’s a senior. As Wick

Christina Stull ’11 is extracting vitamin C from commercially

notes, “Amazing—a kid who hasn’t even got his driver’s

available supplements and various raw and cooked foods.

license yet is working on the cutting edge in nuclear magnetic moment resolution and atomic monolayer deposition

In addition, advanced science students at the Upper

techniques!”

School can take advantage of the Freshman Research Inititatives (FRI) at UT Austin. Geoffrey Gilmore ’12, who

All in all, science at St. Andrew’s is a lively and challeng-

was the first St. Andrew’s student ever to take Physics 2 as

ing field, encompassing a wide variety of disciplines and

a sophomore, is working under Professor John Markert on

interests, and preparing students for study and work in an

the Electronic and Magnetic Materials Research project.

impressive array of fields later in life.

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MATH Philosophy

Developing each student’s math potential

Numbers rule the Universe. — Pythagoras

They learn to use a variety of mathematical tools and

The philosophy behind St. Andrew’s math program

explore numbers in several ways.

is centered around nurturing and challenging each student’s ability and aptitude for math. Listen to a

All students in grades 2-6 participate in a mathemat-

recent Upper School graduate, who as a senior signed

ics curriculum called Accelerated Math (AM), an

up for AB Calculus with a good deal of trepidation:

individualized, self-paced math program that is used

“I stopped by the math offices at least once a week,

to supplement the math textbook. AM allows students

if not more often, for help on my calculus work, and

to progress through a series of leveled objectives

even though Mr. Packwood didn’t always have that

in the form of practice, test, and review questions.

period free, [his colleagues] Ms. Webb, Mr. Feigenson,

Once the student “bubbles in” his or her answers on

and Mr. Mabley were always willing to drop whatever

a scan card, they are scanned and used to produce

they were doing to answer my questions and walk me

an individualized TOPS report which provides feed-

through everything when I didn’t get it the first eight

back on correct and incorrect answers, as well as

times they explained it. I love the SAS math teachers!”

on the objectives that the student is currently working on. Additional reports are also available to the

The willingness to reach every student, math “geeks”

teacher to track each student’s individual progress

and mathphobes alike, is a trademark of the school’s

and mastery of objectives. AM offers differentiated

outstanding mathematics curriculum, which com-

math instruction to reinforce basic skills covered in the

bines traditional rigor and individualized flexibility.

textbook and classroom, as well as an opportunity to

The math program truly prepares students in grades

challenge those who have mastered these founda-

1 through 12 for the challenges and real-world ap-

tional skills.

plication of math principles in college and beyond, regardless of their area of academic interest.

Beginning in Middle School, the math faculty starts looking more seriously at offering classes geared to

The process begins early in the Lower School. In first

different levels of readiness, as opposed to making

grade mathematics, students acquire a firm founda-

modifications within the same class. The goal is to

tion for basic skills and problem solving strategies.

provide enough flexibility to accommodate budding

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new interests and readiness for a change in pacing

tool for developing mathematical talent.

and content. The fact that a student is not ready for algebra I in the seventh grade does not mean that

In addition to the usual classroom support for students

he or she won’t be prepared to take BC Calculus as

who may struggle with math, St. Andrew’s offers extra

a senior; in fact, this year’s BC Calculus class includes

supplemental support in the summer. Rising seventh

three students who started their Upper School math

graders may take a one-week math camp prior to

careers in Algebra I.

the start of school during which they receive 10 hours of pre-algebra review. They can then start Middle

The key to success is careful attention to each stu-

School with more confidence in their math skills. Rising

dent’s aptitude and preparedness. The process

ninth graders who are uncertain about their algebra

begins in the spring of the sixth grade, when the

I skills but want to take geometry can take a free

Middle School math faculty starts evaluating students

10-hour “bridge” class in August to give them extra

for the seventh grade algebra I program. In eighth

practice in building their algebra I skills.

grade spring conferences, some students may be counseled to repeat algebra I in the ninth grade,

Some math teachers are introducing new approach-

some to take geometry, and others to take geometry

es to raise the level of excitement about math. Middle

and algebra II concurrently. The Upper School math

school math teacher Joshua Nelson has created a

faculty monitors the progress of the ninth graders to

club called “Math Wars” that takes a very simple

see whether algebra I students should double with

math game and turns it on its head. Teams compete

geometry and algebra II in the 10th grade, and then

against each other in a game where, in addition to

check the tenth graders to see if any algebra II stu-

solving math problems created by opposite teams,

dents should be encouraged to take an accelerated

they must create a thirty-second video that uses as

pre-calculus class that will take them directly to BC

many math puns as possible, and another video that

calculus. Although only three years of Upper School

explains a math topic in a creative/humorous man-

math are required for graduation, most students

ner. Also, the teams are awarded points for audience

graduate with four years and many with five.

participation, improvisation skills, team energy, and creativity. As Mr. Nelson explains it, the idea is to cre-

Students can also supplement the normal curriculum

ate a math competition that is mathematically rigor-

with other courses. Although statistics may be con-

ous, yet fun for an audience, which is why he com-

sidered a terminal math course in many schools, at

monly describes the game as part Gong Show and

St. Andrew’s it is an AP course often taken in conjunc-

part math competition. Students involved in Math

tion with another math course. In the eighth grade,

Wars will exhibit their game at the Alamo Drafthouse

students take a trimester elective, called “Problem

theater on South Lamar April 16th at 10 am. Tickets will

Solving.” The problem-solving curriculum consists of

sell out fast!

engineering, physics, programming, and robotics projects which allow for creative problem-solving

No matter a student’s skill level in mathematics, St.

strategies rooted in the study of math and the physi-

Andrew’s offers an incredibly diverse and customized

cal sciences. Typical projects include programming

program for all students to learn, achieve and feel

a video game using the MIT-designed “Scratch”

confident in their abilities. From the 1st grade through

programming software, building a wind-powered

12th, the robust curriculum and additional support

vehicle, and building simple machines using electric

prepares every student for the next level. As colleges

motors, just to name a few. The beauty of the class is

and universities stress higher levels of competency in

the freedom it grants students to explore mathemati-

math and science, St. Andrew’s is paving the way for

cal concepts, and the class structure allows students

students to realize success.

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Four Seniors Honored as National Merit Semi-finalists; 14 named Commended scholars The National Merit Scholarship Program is an academic competition for recognition and scholarships that began in 1955. High school students enter the National Merit Program by taking the preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) — a test given in October, which serves as an initial screen of over 1.5 million entrants each year — and by meeting published program entry/participation requirements.

Semi-finalists named in each year’s Merit Scholarship competition show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies. The 16,000 semifinalists selected this year from over 22,000 high schools are the highest scoring entrants in each state and represent less than 1 percent of each state’s high school seniors.

St. Andrew’s is pleased to announce that James DelVesco, Meredith Stark, Katherine Van Leeuwen, and Colin Vanderburg were named National Merit Semi-finalists, and will continue in the candidate field for National Merit Scholars to be awarded in the Spring of 2011.

In addition, 14 St. Andrew’s seniors were named Commended Scholars. These Commended students placed among the top three percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2011 competition by taking the 2009 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Congratulations to Stephen Barron, Rachel Bishop, Travis Bishop, Bryant Bowyer, Caroline Crichlow-Ball, Colin Feo, Ryan Greenwell, Charles Hoff, Nathaniel Holland, Justin Ingram, Virginia McBride, Rita Ostrander, Austin Tedesco, and Sebastian Villarreal-Levy. They represent some of the most academically talented students in the country, as is demonstrated by their outstanding performance in the highly competitive program.

Three excel as National hispanic scholars In 1983 the National Hispanic Recognition Program was created to identify outstanding Hispanic/Latino students. This year the program is recognizing 5,000 of the 200,000 qualified students who took the PSAT examination in 2009. This represents the top 2.5 percent of all Hispanic/Latino students who completed the National Test. St. Andrew’s is proud to recognize Christina Stull, Sebastian Villarreal-Levy, and Parker Rivera.

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classes of 2010 & 2011 boast lengthy list of AP scholars Fifty-three St. Andrew’s students were designated Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars from among the nearly 1.7 million students worldwide who took AP exams. AP exams provide motivated and academically prepared students with the opportunity to earn college credit or advanced placement, and stand out in the college admissions process. About 18% of the nearly 1.7 million students worldwide who took AP Exams performed at a sufficiently high level to also earn an AP Scholar Award.

AP Scholar:

Those who receive grades of 3 or higher on 3 or more AP exams.

Class of 2010: Claire Aviles, Jessie Bearden, Kira Dell, Thea Kohout, Mollye McClure, Chad McLaren, Gracie Ramsdell, Erin Reifsnyder, Rory Thost.

Class of 2011: Stephen Barron, Travis Bishop, Bryant Bowyer, James DelVesco, Jackie Groves, Justin Ingram, Sam Leonard, Virginia McBride, Parker Rivera, Katherine Stegmann, Austin Tedesco, Colin Vanderburg, Sebastian Villarreal-Levy, Allie Zodin.

AP Scholar with Honor:

AP Scholar with Distinction:

National Scholars:

Class of 2010: Brittany Bernstrom, Ali Burner, Austin Butler, Neil Davis, Richard Dietz, Michael Fitzpatrick, Hallie Gluk, Craig Katkic, Matthew Miller, Cole Myers, Sophie Osella, Alex Wolford.

Class of 2010: Blair Campion, Christina Canzoneri, Peter Carruth, Catherine Chlebowski, Rocky Hollingsworth, Trey Hollingsworth, Cameron Kell, Lindsey Lansky, Marta Marin, Quinn McCall, Anna Richards, and Nancy Wareing.

Class of 2010: Peter Carruth, Lindsey Lansky

Those who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on 4 or more of these exams.

Class of 2011: Scott Dollen, Ryan Greenwell, Nate Holland, Nick Siegele, Reid Swanger, Katherine Van Leeuwen.

Those who receive an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

Those who earn an average score of at least 4 on all AP exams taken as well as a score of 4 or higher on eight or more AP exams.

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Career Day Speakers Show Students opportunities in the World Beyond St. Andrew’s The Upper School school welcomed five speakers at its annual Career Day in early November. This year’s guests provided unique insight into a variety of diverse professions including media and communications, medicine and medical research, finance and taxes, health care, and sports and fitness. Thank you to the following distinguished guests for sharing their time and expertise with our community.

Stefanie Leacock is a molecular biologist and postdoctoral research fellow supported by the American Cancer Society. She performs cancer research, specifically research on the gene that causes the childhood tumor Ewing’s sarcoma. For this research, Stefanie uses a small fish called the zebra fish as a model for human biology. The goal of this work is to understand more about how this cancer develops, and, in the long term, use this information to allow development of new therapies for treatment.

Todd Wright is the strength and conditioning coach for the men’s basketball program at the University of Texas. He is nationally recognized as one of the elite coaches in his field. Todd is a wellrespected speaker and author in the field of strength and conditioning. He wrote a chapter on strength and conditioning for basketball in the book Basketball for Dummies. For the last five years, he has presented at the Perform Better Training Summits in Long Beach, Chicago, and Providence on a variety of topics, including his nationally renowned creation of the “Vertical Core Training” system. He has also served as a facilitator for the Gray Institute for Functional Transformation.

Stuart Vick Smith is a partner and wealth advisor with Maxwell Locke and Ritter LLP. As a registered investment advisor, she assists clients in the preparation of investment strategies and portfolio management in order to meet her client’s financial goals. Stuart currently focuses on working with women who have gone through a transitional life event to help them achieve long-term financial stability through financial planning and investment management.

David Laird is a 23-year veteran of the health-care Industry and former CFO & CEO of Austin’s Heart Hospital. David has overseen the financial operations of ten hospitals, including the opening of the Heart Hospital. He joined MedCath, Inc., in June 1998 as chief financial officer (CFO) in the pre-opening phase of Heart Hospital of Austin. After three years in that position, he was promoted to regional CFO for MedCath. Four years later, he was named to president and chief executive officer (CEO) of Heart Hospital of Austin. David has been actively involved in charitable organizations in the communities where he has lived and is currently a board member of the Austin affiliate of the American Heart Association.

Ashley West is the founder and owner of her own global media business, West Media, based in Austin. West Media handles media planning and buying for major fashion and luxury clients including Bottega Veneta (Gucci Group) and Topshop UK. Before moving back to Austin from New York, Ashley was senior director of media in global advertising for Laird+Partners, an advertising agency in New York City. At Laird+Partners, her clients included Hermes USA, Juicy Couture, Conde Net, and many other leading brands. She travels to New York, Europe, and Asia regularly on behalf of her clients to negotiate large media deals with top fashion magazines, newspapers, and web sites.

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Lower School Chess Club News Members of the Lower School Chess Club competed in their first tournament of 2010. A total of

Latin Banquet 2010 The St. Andrew’s Latin Department held its annual Latin Banquet for all Latin students in grades 1-12 on October 10, in Nazro Hall on the 31st Street campus.

Students dressed in Roman or Greek

128 students from across

costume and presented projects on the

the Austin area partici-

various Roman provinces around the

pated in the event held on September 25

Mediterranean Sea.

at Baranoff Elementary School in South Austin. St. Andrew’s was represented by

As tradition dictates, Jupiter and Juno (played by seventh-

two third graders, Kenneth Flores and

graders Joel Campbell and Ariana Weiss) were carried in to

Sina Mohammadi, both in the homeroom

open the banquet. The food served also followed the provin-

of Ms. Nottingham. In their division, K-3,

cial theme, with a sampling of dishes from around the Medi-

Sina scored 4 points and tied for third

terranean world. Ali Campion ’12 recited her dramatic inter-

place and, despite this being his first tour-

pretation piece that placed first at last year’s National Junior

nament, Kenneth scored 3.5 points out of

Classical League convention, and a belly dancer performed.

a possible 5, tying for fourth.

Peggy Dill (mother of Lauren ’04, Taylor ’12, Chris ’12, and The Chess Club, coached by chess expert Garry Giraffe, meets every Wednesday after school and is actively seeking new members.

Ashley ’13) was “deified” by the department for her fifteen years of service as the banquet’s official “wine” mixer. She was given the name “Magna Mater” (Great Mother). Peggy is the fourth parent to be “deified” in the department’s history.

Two Upper School Students finish among top five in State LEgislative Competition Youth & Government is a nation-wide program in which the YMCA partners with the American Bar Association, schools, and community organizations to give students the opportunity to experience the excitement of our state government in action.

District II of the Texas Youth & Government program includes students from Austin, Victoria, Killeen, Round Rock, Waco, and Corpus Christi. The District II Conference was held November 13, 2010 at Del Valle High School. Students participated in appellate court, trial court, and legislative competitions as appellate attorneys, trial attorneys, judges, legislators, witnesses, lobbyists, and media. Two St. Andrew’s students, Gabbie Hindera and Sam Andrews, participated in the appellate division of this year’s District II competition.

As appellate attorneys, Gabbie and Sam presented oral arguments and written briefs for both the petitioner and respondent in a case before the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals. Gabbie and Sam qualified for the state conference which was held January 27-30. At the state conference, they competed against appellate teams from across Texas presenting arguments in the actual courtrooms of the Texas Supreme Court, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Third Court of Appeals for a death penalty appeal. In only its first year of competition, the St. Andrew’s team finished among the top five teams in the state.

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Arts NEWS

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West Side Story Runs for Three Sold Out Shows

Cast and Crew:

When tryouts for the fall 2010 musical began last May at the Upper School, it was hard to imagine topping 2009’s Les Misérables performance. But, flush with success, the directors and cast looked forward to their next challenge: Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim’s West Side Story.

“When [music director] Warren Dickson and I were discussing musical titles, I naively thought, ‘What can be harder than Les Misérables?’” said drama director Rick Garcia. “I got my answer — West Side Story!

It’s a shame audiences don’t see the rigor our performers have displayed in preparing for the physical demands of this musical. Bruises, sore muscles, dehydration, and pain accompanied song and character to build this show. I am impressed with our students’ commitment and desire to succeed.”

For many cast members, this was their first experience with dance.

They were indoctrinated and guided by professional choreographer Natasha Davison, a St. Andrew’s parent who teaches and choreographs in the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of Texas. She kept as close to the original Jerome Robbins choreography as possible.

Leading roles were played by Peter Steinbach (Tony), Allie Zodin (Maria), Conor Keelan (Riff), Caroline Crichlow-Ball (Anita), and Parker Rivera (Bernardo). Faculty members John Pomeroy, Doug Booth, Rich Mischinski, and Rob Leacock also made appearances in the show, adding a professional and comical element that delighted the audience. All three shows sold out.

Special thanks to alumnus Taylor Smith ’07, a graphic design student at the University of Tulsa, for designing the large banners that hung behind the stage, as well as the posters, programs, and t-shirts for the show.

Jets: Tony – Peter Steinbach Riff – Conor Keelan Action – Forrest Dunlap A-Rab – Charlie Dennis Baby John - Daniel Howry Snowboy – Connor Butler Big Deal – Colin Vanderburg Diesel – Will Pearson Gee-Tar – Reeves Smith Mouthpiece – Malcolm Harvin-Conner Jet Girls: Graziella – Ellary Dahlke Velma – Meghan Lowenfield Minnie – Michelle Saling Clarice – Katie Johnson Pauline – Ashley Dill Sandra – Annie Osborne Joyce – Cara Schwab Anybodys – Lila Brand Schmitz Margaret - Rohaise Firth-Butterfield Sharks: Bernardo – Parker Rivera Chino – Zane Zemborain Pepe – Stephen Barron Indio – William Howard Anxious – Kevin Armstrong Nibbles – Nate Holland Shark Girls: Maria – Allie Zodin Anita – Caroline Crichlow-Ball Rosalia – Ali Campion Consuela – Kate Gester Teresita – Rachel Bishop Fransisca – Erica Weisman Estella – Rachel Dietz Margarita – Kassidy Woytek Adults: Doc – John Pomeroy Schrank – Doug Booth Krupke – Rich Mischinski Glad Hand – Rob Leacock Director – Rick Garcia Musical Director – Warren Dickson Choreographer – Natasha Davison Tech Director – Jason Kruger Dance Captain – Chrissy Shackleford Costume Design – Celia Kilgore Sound Design – Jeff Miller Publicist – Taylor Smith Stage Management – Virginia McBride and Aaron Huntsberger Assistant to the Director – Peggy Keelan Programs – Doug Gester

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Middle Schoolers Reinvent Time-Honored Story of

It’s A Wonderful Life Under the direction of Middle and Upper School theater instructor Jason Kruger, the eighth grade drama students recently staged two tremendous performances of It’s a Wonderful Life.

Cast List Stage Manager/Announcer..................................... Ally Sherwood Freddie Filmore/Joseph/Potter..................................... Asa Buehler Jake Laurentis/George Bailey/Young George........ Sam Martens Sally Applewhite/Mary Bailey/Young Mary..............Mandy Justiz

Set in 1946, the play stayed true to Joe Landry’s radio adaptation of the popular movie. Kruger directed his class of 18 students to focus on the details of radio show production, even going so far as to have live sound effects and music. All of the students in the production played multiple roles in the two performances on December 6 and 7.

Both performances at Founder’s Hall at the Upper School were well attended by parents, siblings, students and teachers.

Lana Sherwood/Violet...................................... Madison Beathard Harry Heywood/Clarence/Ernie................................. Zachary Dell Bert/Sam Wainwright/Peter Bailey................Christopher Snitkjaer Gower/Old Man Collins/Billy.................................. Zach Windham Rose Bailey/Matilda.......................................... Madeliene Gaudin Harry/Young Harry/Martini........................... John Albert Mansour Ruth/Mrs. Thompson/Foley Artist............................... Sara Thiessen Zuzu/Janie/Foley Artist............................................Marina Smalling Mrs. Hatch/Bank Teller/Bridge Keeper......................... Elouise Weil Man at Martini’s/Nick/Sheriff.......................................... Ford Smith Ed/Pete/Piano Player........................................................Scott Politz Janie/Sadie Vance.................................................Lexie Templeton

“I liked the idea of taking a well-known story and Tommy/Schultz/Announcer....................................... Paloma Thom looking at it from a different perspective,” said Kruger. “Although a challenge, this has been a great experience for both the cast and me. It’s required us to work and create characters and relationships in ways that are different for actors.”

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sixth graders charm audiences with

Christmas Classics In December, the sixth grade performed two shows to ring in the holiday season. The first was a beautiful all-girl production of William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night in the outdoor amphitheater with the sixth grade percussion classes, led by Darrel Mayers, providing wonderful accompaniment. An all-girl cast might have had the Bard of Avon spinning in his grave, but they did a great job working with the poetic language and playing characters from jesters to royalty to drunkards.

The second performance was the quirky play The Best Christmas Pageant Ever which was held in the chapel. Guest faculty and first and fifth graders completed this ensemble cast. It was a hilarious and poignant way to begin the Christmas season. Both plays were directed by Lower School drama teacher Aimee Zivin.

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Art Across All Division

5. Clown, tempera by Marcos Henry 1st grade; 6. Crusader Oak, pastels by Daniela Luqué 4th grade; Sherman 11th grade (Pre-AP Studio Art II); 9. Abstract, marker by Aubrey Blocker 7th grade; 10. Wiz

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1. Abstract, marker by Jaclyn Mansour & Ally Viernes 7th grade; 2. Cardinal, oil pastels by Mackenzie Cowan 7th grade; 3. Digital collage by Kimberly Krebs 11th grade (Pre-AP Studio Art II); 4. Collage, mixed media by Alessandra Quaroni 11th grade (Pre-AP Studio Art II); 7. Crusader Oak, pastel by Caroline Daniel 4th grade; 8. Fingerprint Self-portrait, charcoal by Hattie ard, water color by Kyla Thompson 3rd grade.

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Athletics NEWS

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BOYS’ VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY WINS third CONSECutive Division i SPC title

Three St. Andrew’s runners placed in the top five at this year’s Southwest Preparatory Conference (SPC) boys’ cross country championships in Dallas in early November to secure the team’s third straight SPC championship.

The Crusaders were led by captain Roberto Diaz ’11, who placed first in the race for the second consecutive year with a time of 16:15 for the three-mile course. Jack Moody ’13 placed third (16:19) and Evan Wineland ’12 came in 4th (16:23). Sam Andrews ’13 placed 10th (16:23) qualifying him, along with Diaz, Moody, and Wineland, for all-conference honors.

The Cru beat second-place St. Mark’s by thirty-seven points and by almost half a minute of cumulative time.

Congratulations to the team and to coaches Gilbert Tuhabonye, Reed Clemons, and Hur-Shui Webb on this amazing perfomance.

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who has won SPC for the last two years and is ranked as one of the top distance runners in the state (pictured at left).

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Varsity volleyball defends SPC DIVISION II TITLE

The Crusader varsity volleyball team successfully defended its Division II championship against a tough team from the Episcopal School of Dallas.

The ESD students were out in full force, making this game feel more like an away game for the Crusaders.

The Cru dropped the first set 27-25, but then came back strong to win three straight sets, 25-16, 25-21, and 25-21. The Crusaders relied on a very balanced squad, with many players who played both the net and the back row extremely well.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL RULES THE AIPL

St. Andrew’s Middle School football team won the AIPL championship this year, finishing the season with a 6-1 overall record, and 4-0 in AIPL play. Eighth grader Chess Patterson was selected as the team’s most valuable player, eighth grader John Albert Mansour was named most valuable offensive player, and seventh grader Cole Baker was named most valuable defensive player. In addition, eighth grader Maverick Burk was selected as the most improved player, and eighth graders Jordan Nicklos and Konrad Utterback were both recognized with the coaches’ choice awards.

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Four! Middle School Golf is unstoppable

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i n a row!

For the first time, the AIPL golf tournament was moved out of the spring season to the fall, but that didn’t stop the Middle School boys’ golf team. For the fourth straight year, St. Andrew’s took home the first

place trophy. Eighth grader John Albert Mansour took 4th place individually, and seventh grader Cyrus Turner tied for 5th. Will Ezell and Konrad Utterback were the other members of the winning foursome. In addition to the current streak, the Crusaders have also won the championship 6 out of the past 7 years. The boys are coached by Martin Robinson.

MIDDlE SCHOOL BOYS’ Cross Country is VICTORious The Middle School boys’ cross country team took first place at two of their three meets this year: the Georgetown Invitational and the McNeil Invitational. At both of these meets our runners competed against athletes from many public schools in addition to ones from private schools. The team also took second place at the St. Andrew’s Invitational held at the Upper School’s Tuhabonye Trail. Eighth grader Nathan Hornaday had the top individual time at the McNeil meet and took second at the Georgetown meet. Eighth grader Drew Beathard took fifth place at McNeil and sixth place at Georgetown. They were named co-MVP’s. Eighth grader Brian Wongchotigul received the Coaches’ Choice Award, and seventh grader Marco Quaroni received the Outstanding Effort Award. Congratulations to the runners and to coaches Betsy Clemons and Bernard Manirakiza.

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Congratulations LS Cru! Lower School 3A Flag Football wins league championship & post season tournament Coached by Tom Costas Henry Ames Addison Brown DW Cardwell Alejandro Esquivel Jack Norman Ben Pollinger Sam Shepherd Taylor Thompson Stuart Young Will Ziebert

Lower School 1A Volleyball wins league championship & Post-season Tournament + has undefeated season Coached by

Jeannette Freitag Addie Avery Clara Barnstone Savannah Habarurema Eva Lynch Caroline McDonald Amanda Phares Frankie Reyna Margaret Todd Talia Willcott

Lower School 3A volleyball wins league championship; places 2nd in post-season tournament Coach by John Hirsch Sofia Alcocer Julia Barcenas McKenna Beathard Kendal Curtis Mary Alex Frishman Cydnie Golson Catherine Greissen Hannah Hornaday Alexis Pacitti Aimee Williams St. Andrew’s Episcopal School • www.sasaustin.org • 39

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Homecoming 2010

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Homecoming 2010 was another spirited community celebration—St. Andrew’s-style! More than 1,000 students, alumni, families, faculty, and friends gathered on Friday, October 22 for good food and a great game against Trinity Valley Ft. Worth. Before the game, members of the St. Andrew’s Scout Troop led the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the National Anthem sung by the Upper School Select Choir. During halftime, Stephen Barron and Lena Blietz were named Homecoming King and Queen representing the Class of 2011.

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Alumni NEWS Graduates from all classes get merry in Austin On December 21, alumni from the classes of 20022010 met up at the fantastic and warm home of Petie and Bryan Lewis, parents of Dawson ’08, for a St. Andrew’s holiday reunion. Attendees were treated to a delicious dinner from Santa Rita, festive holiday beverages, and caroling by the Select Choir. We were happy to see that all nine graduating classes were represented and that everyone was happy and healthy.

Elizabeth Sloane Susman ’06 Garvey ’06

Avery Cowden ’07

Annie Bearden ’07

Molly Dyal ‘07

Ryan Bishop ’08

Nico Gayle ’08 Kaitlyn Travis ’07

R.J. Axe ’08

Adair Townsend ’07

Jessie Bearden ’10

Kira Dell ’10 Lindsey Lansky ’10

Blair Campion ‘10

Catherine Osborn ’09

Lucy Nazro

Claire McCarthy ’10

Meagan Jones ’10

Sydney McCarthy ’07

Emily Susman ’10

Dawson Lewis ’08

Adair Cummings Flo Clemons ’09 ’09

Austin Lucke ’08 Rob Merritt ’08

Evans Miller ’10

Clive Runnells ’08

Liz Ketner’04

Helen Hollyman ’03

Ben Haggerty ’09

Ginny Walsh ’04

Nick Cantilo ’09

Ben Stegmann ’09

Tommie Leon ’08 Courtney Wiener ’05

Lauren Dill ’04

Caroline Nelson ’04

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Alumni compete against varsity teams for CRU bragging rights

SAS alumni also came back to play over the Christmas break. Alumni vs. varsity boys’ basketball and soccer games were held at the Upper School to see who would reign supreme. On Sunday, December 28, player/coach Carter Cowan ’10 headed up the alum team consisting of “Big Shot” Nick Belisle ’09, “Dunkin” Josh Duncan ’07, Alex Taube ’09, Ben Haggerty ’09, Sam Klatt ’09, Ryan Bishop ’09, Andrew Brown ’10, Will Rice ’07, Trey Axe ’05, Grant Wilson ’09, Jake Boxberger ’09, Matt Johnson ’10, Walker Wroe ’08, and Alec Garza ’10. The alums ran the “run-ngun” and “stall” offenses using a shuttle system of players on a three-minute rotation and it led them to prevail over the varsity with a 65-55 win.

Former SAS soccer stars, a couple of faculty members, and even a few alums who never actually played soccer, while students at St. Andrew’s brought their A-games to the Alumni Soccer Cup on January 3. Greg Burciaga ’07, Carter Cowan ’10, Alex Grimm ’10, Ernesto Camacho ’10, Ty Carper ’10, Michael Petrick ’10, Matt Johnson ’10, history teacher Richard Kriese, Declan Fitzsimons ’08, and coach/history teacher John Fitzsimons all did their best to compete against a top-notch varsity team. In the end, the alum team lost 1-4, due to technical difficulties, a shortage of manpower, or perhaps because they were a bit out of practice, but certainly not for lack of heart — look for a rematch next year! No matter who won or lost, it was good to see so many alumni back on the Southwest Parkway campus.

http://tech.sasaustin.org/alumniblog for more photos and updates

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Development NEWS Bob Schneider & his OrchestrA

Rock the Endowment!

The Austin Music Hall was alive with incredible music and fun at St. Andrew’s Concert for the Endowment, featuring Bob Schneider and his orchestra. A crowd of more than 600 St. Andrew’s families and friends gathered on Sunday, November 7, for good food, great music, and fantastic live and silent auctions.

Bob Schneider, an Austin music icon, played an amazing set that included songs from his current album, Lovely Creatures, and other favorites. He lived up to his legendary status as a fantastic entertainer, with most of the St. Andrew’s crowd up on the dance floor!

Annual concerts such as this underscore the school community’s commitment to increasing the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund, and also help to raise awareness of its importance. The Endowment Fund is composed of gifts intended to supplement scholarships, teaching chairs, departments, and sustaining funds for programming and facilities. This year’s concert netted almost $220,000.

A very special thank you to our many sponsors and to concert co-chairs Mary Ann and Ben Frishman and Pam and John Myers and the entire concert committee for making this event such a great (and fun!) success.

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annual fund-opoly — The Game’s Not Over Yet! Annual Fund Participation By Grade 100%

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Total Parent Giving Percentage Average: 48%

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Why does St. Andrew’s need an Annual Fund?

As with all independent schools, tuition and fees do not cover all the costs associated with operating a firstrate educational institution. St. Andrew’s Annual Fund represents approximately 6% of St. Andrew’s operating budget and is a very important $675,000 that is needed each year. So far, 312 out of 690 St. Andrew’s families have participated. Please consider a gift – of ANY SIZE – to the Annual Fund. And remember that Annual Fund contributions are tax-deductible!

Annual Fund contributions in the past have subsidized the purchase of new computers, new classroom supplies, new athletic and fine arts equipment and materials, kept our campuses safe and clean, helped our teachers reach their full potential with professional growth opportunities, and more.

We hope you will consider a gift to St. Andrew’s Annual Fund. Pledges are being accepted NOW; final payments are due by June 30, 2011.

Grandparents, we need your support too!

All grandparents of St. Andrew’s students are invited to take part in their grandchild(ren)’s education at St. Andrew’s by becoming a member of the St. Andrew’s Grandparent’s Club. All grandparents who contribute to the Annual Fund are automatically members of the St. Andrew’s Grandparents’ Club.

As a member of the St. Andrew’s Grandparents’ Club, you will receive special recognition at Grandparents’ Day (on April 20 and 21) and all Grandparents’ Club members receive invitations to special St. Andrew’s events throughout the year.

Whether you live close by or across the country, you can be an active participant in your grandchild(ren)’s education. Please support the Annual Fund today and make a difference in the lives of your grandchild(ren) and all students at St. Andrew’s!

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St. Andrew’s day celebration 2010 St. Andrew’s Episcopal School celebrated its patron Saint on December 1 with a chapel service, followed by an outdoor lunch on the Nazro Green, and a school-wide community service project. During the service, the offering was dedicated to the Arts and Fitness Program for Young Children, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the enrichment of early childhood education through art, music, and physical fitness, and annual awards were announced. Congratulations to those honored and thank you again for your support of and commitment to St. Andrew’s.

The Jeannine & John C. Miller award for volunteerism:

Beth Townsend This award is given in recognition of unselfish and outstanding dedication to St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.

The Charles Alan wright excellence award:

Bishop Claude Payne This award is given in recognition of individuals in the St. Andrew’s community whose lives are distinguished by a quest for excellence.

Faculty Awards On the 40th anniversary of the school, we established a tradition of recognizing faculty and staff who have been at the school for 15, 25, or 30 years by presenting them with a specially designed St. Andrew’s pendant. This year, the following faculty and staff members were recognized for 15 years of service: Jill Gardner, Middle School Registrar

John Pomeroy, Upper School Humanities

Veronica Putney, Upper School Spanish

Molly Sherman, Development Director

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2009-2010 Annual report on Giving Gifts received July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010

thank You! thank You! thank You! thank you to everyone named in this Annual report on Giving. Your gifts to St. Andrew’s School, no matter the size or frequency, speak volumes to what this special place means to you and your families. we value every gift and feel blessed to play such an important role in the development of all children who attend St. Andrew’s episcopal School.

2009-2010 Financials Income 89%

Expenses 75%

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$12,576,990

l Salaries & Benefits

$10,327,574

l General & Administrative

l Annual Fund

$922,410

$655,362

l Operations & Maintenance l Scholarship Donations

$904,415

$581,200

l FF & E, Technology, Major Repairs & Other

(Family Fair, Spring Fest and Other Gifts to Financial Aid)

$847,164 3%

l Other

6%

$283,143 Total: $14,096,695

l Student Supplies & Services

$845,132 Total: $13,846,695

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2009-2010 parent Volunteers The greatest gift a parent can give is his or her time. We are blessed to have a community of enthusiatic and generous moms and dads who volunteer at countless events throughout the year. Thank you to all of our parent volunteers for all you do!

PARENTS’ COUNCIL EXECUTIVE CHAIRS Co-Presidents Amy Dunham, Amy Erben Treasurer Karen Jones Secretary Julia Howry

Family Fair for Financial Aid Kimberly Ezell, Patty Loose

Poinsettia Sale Sandy Flores, Michelle Sunshine, Beth Thom

Field Day Yoli and Orlando Arriaga

Project Graduation Gwen Bersnstrom, Karen Jones, Carol Reifsnyder

Fun House Natasha Davidson, Katie and Evan Kastner, Julie and Kevin Witt

PSIA Faye Mohammadi, Joan Salazar

Grandparents’ Day Karen Gernstein, Kim Greskovich, Susan Sealy Homecoming Picnic Cathy Heck Hospitality Committee Sheryl Anderson, Suzie Anderson LS/MS Hot Lunch Robin Jackson Latin Banquet Claudia Dollen, Marty Swanger

Athletics Rachel Barcenas, Jay Foster

LS/MS Library Angels April Hudson

Annual Fund Kristin and Tony Schell Louisa and David Stegmann

LS/MS Lost & Found Jennifer Ramos

St. Andrew’s Day Anne McKinnerney Videographer Jean Mattka CLASS REPRESENTATIVES First Grade: Jess Chapin, Robin Jackson, Anna Lee Second Grade: Suzanna Albright, Kim Coffin, Kerry Van Dusen

Altar Guild Hallie Cardwell, Ellen Dorsey

Mentors for New Families Kristin Schell, Kelley Daniel, Kimberley Ezell, Andrea Burrell

Back to School Swim Party Martha Bradshaw, Monica Samuels

Outreach Committee Lyda Molanphy, Lisa Zodin

LS/MS Book Fair Cecily Rodman, Cyndy Smith

Parent Rep. Class Liasion Peggy Keelan

US Book People Weekend Carol Reifsnyder

Parent Education/Brown Bag Mary Ann Frishman, Glenys Wolf

Career Fair Sharon Wilson

Parent Education/Speaker Series Wendy Todd

Concessions Cindy McLaren, Cynthia Petrick

Parent Gatherings Palmer Quaroni, Cathy Heck, Betty Stuart

Diversity Committee Jennifer Ramos

Parent Peer Group Beth Myler

Faculty Appreciation Luncheon Christine Levy, Dinny Peterson, M.E. Cook, Jo Ibsen-Wolford

Parent Resource Coordinator Lisa Ameel

Fall Concert for the Endowment Sheryl and Keith Brown Melissa and Silver Garza

Spring Formal/Prom Kim Wareing Spring Fest for Financial Aid Angela Filardi, Melissa Greenwell

PARENTS’ COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRS Admissions Hospitality Kristin Schell

Faculty Appreciation Snacks Lisa Ameel, Debbie Holley, Karen Jones

Spirit Items Jane Howard, Beth Sherwood, Annette Gester

Third Grade: Mari Josey, Jill McClanahan, Lisa Youngblood Fourth Grade: Wendy Griessen, Adriana Koitzsch, Sumaiya Malik Fifth Grade: Natcha Martin, Hallie Cardwell, Anne McKinnerney Sixth Grade: Annettte Gester, Lee Hartig, Molly Hughes, Amy Sutton Seventh Grade: Rona Baizer, Beth Launius Eighth Grade: Monica Samuels, Kristin Sjoberg Ninth Grade: Bonnie Mills, Shari Stein

Photography Carol Reifsnyder, April Hudson LS/MS Pizza Day Maria Fuhrman, Michelle Sunshine 3

Tenth Grade: Andrea Burrell, Eileen Saling Eleventh Grade: Kelly Barnhill, Cindy Groves Twelfth Grade: Gwen Barnstrom, Beth Grimm

2009-2010 Annual Fund The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of giving at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School and it is the first and most important gift the School asks of parents, trustees, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends. The Annual Fund subsidizes technology, athletic, and art needs, classroom supplies and equipment, and other important programs at St. Andrew’s. Every gift, large and small, makes a significant difference in the life of our school.

ST. ANDREW’S COUNCIL ($25,000-$100,000) Anonymous Anonymous MAJOR BENEFACTOR ($10,000 - $24,999) Susan and Michael Dell Julie and Stephen Siegele Isabel and Dave Welland LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ($5,000 - $9,999) KCL Foundation The John B. & Ethel Templeton Fund The Tecumseh Foundation Kay and Ki Allen Aileen and Mike Aviles Tracey and Paul Bury Suzanne Freid-Carper and Don Carper Amy and Randy Erben Gail and Robert Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson Sharon and Jim Lear Louise and Mark Michaud Bonnie Mills Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Mills The Audrey Peterson Family Barb and David Powell Laura and Chris Rulon-Miller Kendra Scott and Al Koehler Anne and Rich Smalling Louisa and David Stegmann Joyce Mullen and Todd Stephenson Laura and Todd Templeton Diana and Michael Young Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman EXCELLENCE CIRCLE ($2,500 - $4,999) Anonymous Perri and Patrick Beathard Kimberly White Erlinger and Tate Erlinger Deb and Tom Feo Nancy and Dan Garrison Margie and Paul Gaudin Kathryn and George Hillhouse

Mellie and Tom Hogan Ann and Richard Hojel Mrs. Mary Jenné Johnna and Stephen Jones Pamela and Kevin Kudlac Elizabeth and Steve Martens Leslie and Steve McConnico Andrea and Dean McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meinig Catherine and Bill Miller Pam and John Myers Marina and Andrea Natale Lucy and Phil Nazro Donna and William Osborn Belinda and Mike Perkins Cynthia and David Petrick Liza and Dan Richardson Amy and Kirk Rudy Kathryn and Clive Runnells Kristin and Tony Schell Julie Tedesco Fred Tedesco The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Terhune Lee Walker Jana and Jay Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Wilson Carol and John Ziebert STALWART ($1,000 - $2,499) Anonymous Aragona Family Foundation Bannerman Foundation Catto Charitable Foundation Bob and Angelina Dorsey Foundation The Catherine Terrell McCartney Foundation The Carl and Elinor Glyn Thom Foundation Weir Foundation Cecilia and Greg Abbott Cindy and Greg Abell Shani and Imtiaz Alam Suzanna and Alan Albright Sudie and Brad Anderson Susan and Kevin Anderson Gary Beth and Richard Baggett Julie and Paul Baker Allison and Steve Baker Julie and Buddie Ballard Gillian and Michael Barron Lisa and Joe Beaman Amanda Beck Joanie and Ben Bentzin Annie and Jeff Bernard Ning and Scott Bond Martha and Mark Bradshaw Mr. Richard T. Brady Jim Brand Julie and Russell Briggs Sheryl and Keith Brown Janet and Burnie Burner Sandra and Charles Burnside Maureen and John Burrows Renee' and Edward Butler Kathleen and Jim Butler 4

Heidi and James Cahill Mona and Marc Cannon Lilly and John Cardwell Kathy Cantilo Al Carruth Mr. Mike Carson Jennie and Jeffrey Chang Laura and Kenneth Cho Andrea and Thomas Crowson Edie Rogat and Cotter Cunningham Kelley and Tom Daniel Lorrie and Ken DeAngelis Beth and Seth Deleery Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Dell Leslie and Art DelVesco Josie and Warren Dickson Peggy and Larry Dill Gaylan DuBose Amy and David Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edwards Angela and Pierre Filardi Nick Fox Melissa and Silver Garza Annette and Doug Gester Mrs. Betty Gester Jenny and Iain Gillott Lezlie and John Glade Connie and Charles Golson Beth and David Grimm Elizabeth and Scott Hanna Cathy and Jim Heck Mr. and Mrs. David Herndon Ms. Phyllis Hojel Minnie and Burnes Hollyman Karen and David Holody Raina and Walt Hornaday Jeri and Jim Houstoun Julia and Randy Howry Molly and Craig Hughes Lady and David Huffstutler Jennifer Carloye and George Huntington Barbara Jansen and Larry Baird Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson Susan and Randon Kelly Bill Kerr Steve Klindworth Kelly Barnhill and Ric Knight Heather and Martin Kohout Adriana and Thomas Koitzsch Mrs. Doris Laubach Suzanne and Jim Ledet The Meyer Levy Charitable Foundation Mara Elizabeth Levy Tobin Janel Levy Rachel Levy Goldberg Michael R. Levy Melinda Longtain Patty and Ike Loose Sheridan and Perry Lorenz Eleanor and Ron Luke Marsha McGrath and Drew Marcks Martha and Scott Marshall Jean and David Mattka

2009-2010 Annual Fund Michele and Joe McCall Mary and Ed McCarthy Col. and Mrs. Edmond McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCartney Jill and Kip McClanahan Betsy and Brian McClure Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Mary and David McDonald Vicki and Jay Mechling Sheryl Michels Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison Gloria and Rudolph Munguià Susan and John Nicklos Gervaise and Todd Nix Kimberly and Steve Orlando Adela and Octaviano Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. Joe Osborn Sandra and Wayne Packwood Suzy and John Politz Heather McKinney and John Pomeroy Jill and Danny Powell Cat and Rudy Prince Palmer and Andy Quaroni Kaira and Jerry Quick Megan and Tony Rankin Joan and Tom Rasmussen Carol and Andrew Reifsnyder Marisa and Romano Richetta Margot and Scott Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roche Jane Cohen and Larry Sager Pat Sinnott and Robert Salgo Claire and Derek Saunders Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg Mrs. Carolyn Schilthuis Deanna and Jeff Serra Molly and Lynn Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Max Sherman Beth and Taylor Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith Mrs. Harry L. Smith, Jr. Lindsay and Ford Smith Penny and David Snider Mr. and Mrs. John Soule Laura and Andy Steinbach KimMarie and Jay Suhr Ellen Dorsey and Jim Susman Eric and Judy Taube Ingrid and James Taylor Margaret and Lawrence Temple Mr. and Mrs. Larry Temple Beth and Bill Thom Michelle and Paul Tobias Wendy and David Todd Beth and Bo Townsend Chrissie and Scott Trull Elizabeth and Philip Turner Susan Kidwell and Michael Tusa Kerry and Duncan VanDusen Becky and Joey Wells Sally and Greg Wilson Steve Wilson

Cory Wolf and Sam Wilson Sharon Wilson Audrey and Clark Wilson Glenys and Howard Wolf Mary and Howard Yancy Judy and Mike Zatopek VOLUNTARY SHAREGIVER ($1,000 PER STUDENT AT ST. ANDREW’S) Cecilia and Greg Abbott Cindy and Greg Abell Kay and Ki Allen Susan and Kevin Anderson Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Aileen and Mike Aviles Julie and Paul Baker Julie and Buddie Ballard Gillian and Michael Barron Lisa and Joe Beaman Perri and Patrick Beathard Joanie and Ben Bentzin Annie and Jeff Bernard Ning and Scott Bond Martha and Mark Bradshaw Jim Brand Julie and Russell Briggs Sheryl and Keith Brown Janet and Burnie Burner Maureen and John Burrows Tracey and Paul Bury Renee' and Edward Butler Kathleen and Jim Butler Heidi and James Cahill Mona and Marc Cannon Suzanne Freid-Carper and Don Carper 5

Al Carruth Andrea and Thomas Crowson Edie Rogat and Cotter Cunningham Beth and Seth Deleery Susan and Michael Dell Leslie and Art DelVesco Amy and David Dunham Amy and Randy Erben Kimberly White Erlinger and Tate Erlinger Deb and Tom Feo Nick Fox Nancy and Dan Garrison Melissa and Silver Garza Margie and Paul Gaudin Annette and Doug Gester Jenny and Iain Gillott Lezlie and John Glade Connie and Charles Golson Beth and David Grimm Elizabeth and Scott Hanna Cathy and Jim Heck Kathryn and George Hillhouse Mellie and Tom Hogan Ann and Richard Hojel Karen and David Holody Jeri and Jim Houstoun Julia and Randy Howry Lady and David Huffstutler Molly and Craig Hughes Jennifer Carloye and George Huntington Johnna and Stephen Jones Steve Klindworth Bill Kerr Heather and Martin Kohout Pamela and Kevin Kudlac Sharon and Jim Lear Suzanne and Jim Ledet Melinda Longtain Eleanor and Ron Luke

2009-2010 Annual Fund Marsha McGrath and Drew Marcks Martha and Scott Marshall Elizabeth and Steve Martens Jean and David Mattka Michele and Joe McCall Mary and Ed McCarthy Jill and Kip McClanahan Betsy and Brian McClure Leslie and Steve McConnico Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Mary and David McDonald Andrea and Dean McWilliams Vicki and Jay Mechling Sheryl Michels Catherine and Bill Miller Bonnie Mills Pam and John Myers Susan and John Nicklos Kimberly and Steve Orlando Donna and William Osborn Belinda and Mike Perkins Dinny and Hal Peterson Cynthia and David Petrick Jill and Danny Powell Barb and David Powell Cat and Rudy Prince Palmer and Andy Quaroni Kaira and Jerry Quick Megan and Tony Rankin Carol and Andrew Reifsnyder Liza and Dan Richardson Marisa and Romano Richetta Margot and Scott Ritchie Amy and Kirk Rudy Laura and Chris Rulon-Miller Jane Cohen and Larry Sager Pat Sinnott and Robert Salgo Claire and Derek Saunders Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg Kristin and Tony Schell Kendra Scott and Al Koehler Beth and Taylor Sherwood Julie and Stephen Siegele Anne and Rich Smalling Lindsay and Ford Smith Penny and David Snider Louisa and David Stegmann Laura and Andy Steinbach Joyce Mullen and Todd Stephenson KimMarie and Jay Suhr Ellen Dorsey and Jim Susman Ingrid and James Taylor Julie Tedesco Fred Tedesco Laura and Todd Templeton Beth and Bill Thom Michelle and Paul Tobias Chrissie and Scott Trull Susan Kidwell and Michael Tusa Jana and Jay Wallace Isabel and Dave Welland Becky and Joey Wells Sally and Greg Wilson

Cory Wolf and Sam Wilson Diana and Michael Young Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman SHAREHOLDER ($500 - $999) Laura and Josh Abramowitz Kelly Hines and Dean Almy Laura and Thad Avery Mrs. Ann Baker Nancy Crichlow and Mark Ball Desiree' and Ryan Botkin Cathy and David Boyd Ashley and Miles Brandon Lorissa and John Burnside Andrea and Rick Burrell Shawn and Bruce Butler Edna and George Butts M.L. And Alan Calcote Rupa and Keith Caramelli Leslie Carruth Katie and Ed Chafizadeh Jeannette and Adam Chibib Kate and Steve Clark Ann and Chris Coffin Laura Corman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham Kelly Cunningham Polly and Bill Davies Mr. William J. Davies, Sr. Katey and Chris Davis Kim and Dan Day Aida and John Dieck Kristen and Trek Doyle JoAnne and Emmanuel Edoka Jennifer and Richard Fadal Kristin and Drake Fason Mary Ann and Ben Frishman Jill Gardner and Lee Cox Bonita and Jeff Garvey Rosario and Oscar GaviĂąo Karen and Bill Gernstein Lisa and Robert Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillean Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilman Alejandra and Juan Carlos Gonzalez Lisa and Sandy Gottesman Ronda and Kelly Gray Kim and Greg Greskovich Rocella and John David Grisebaum Lydia and Carl Gromatzky Nora Fitzgerald and Mark Gude Michelle and Sam Haddad Denise Davis and Ian Hancock Mrs. Jane Hilfer Nancy and Louis Herlin The Rev. Anne Hoey Mrs. Cathryn Holland Jeri and Lonnie Hollingsworth Lisa and Ronny Houston Ms. Bettie Howard Jan and David Hughes Carol Huntsberger Mr. Regis Ingram 6

Robin and David Jackson Anne and Tim Jarvis Monica and Steve Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Katie and Evan Kastner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Shannon Kilgore and Ken Hine Ryan Krebs Ann and Steve Laubach Christine Villarreal-Levy and Gerry Levy Colleen and Chris Lynch Jennifer and Chad Marsh Tracy and Jim McCormack Anne and John McKinnerney Michelle and Dan Michel Mrs. Ann Morris Catherine and Eric Newell Julie and Pat Oles Sandra Waycott and James Phares Debra and Chris Pacitti Lynn and Steve Pollinger Karen and Jim Porter Tim Poteet Catherine and William Randall Mr. and Mrs. Gil Rankin Mrs. Elizabeth Reifsnyder Kimberly and Dan Renner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes Ginny and Burton Richards Carolyn and Bruce Rishel Shari and Marc Shivers Kristin and Matt Sjoberg Mr. and Mrs. Ford Smith, Sr. Karen and Tim Solms Jan and Bubba Stark Mrs. Peggy Stegmann Shari and Eric Stein Frances and Robin Thompson Kelli Todd Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Townsend Triphine and Gilbert Tuhabonye Jennifer and Dustin Uremovich Cynthia Alaniz and Gavin Villareal Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vollers Giselle and T.C. Waugh Lucy and Phil Weber Lauren Ravkind and Morris Weiss Jennifer and Jerome Wenske Dr. and Mrs. Gary Williamson Sylvia Ybarra Lisa and Scott Zodin FRIEND OF ST. ANDREW'S ($250 - $499) Anonymous Mike Adams Betty and Abee Aghazadeh Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alfonso, Jr. Yoli and Orlando Arriaga Malia and Steve Aycock Lisa Guerro and Randall Barnette Eleanor and Matt Berry Leslie Benitez

2009-2010 Annual Fund Penny and Darryl Borges Dawn and Steven Bowyer Chris Brown Elva and Kama Bruce Dr. and Mrs. Harold Brumley Maria and Joe Brummer Laura and Eric Buehler Dawn and Kevin Buffington Mrs. Ann Butler Barbara and Jerry Buttrey Cathy and Tom Campbell Diane and Vincent Canzoneri Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carloye June and Mark Chandler Laurie Eiserloh and Jessica Chapin Kelly and Subir Chhikara Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Christensen Joan and Phil Church The Clark Family Mrs. Hobbie Conkling Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coon Karen and Quint Cowan Jill and Bill Cowan Evy and Vard Curtis Ms. Diane Wommack Daniel Becca and Mark Davis Neela Kinariwala and Dan Dickey Sara and David Dimston Chris Dodds Susan Draughn Meme Drumwright and H.W. Perry Lorie and Rick DuPont Sumithra Thavarajah and Lokesh Duraiappah Dana Ellis Leslie and Scott Ervin Kathryn and Lance Etcheverry Kimberley and Mark Ezell Cari and Monte Ezell Sandy and Kenny Flores The Foster Family Becky and Donald Garcia Ms. Marilyn Gilbert Candace and Jim Gilbert Frances and Ted Gilman Carina Gilster Annette and Trey Graves Wendy and Steve Griessen Jennifer and Martin Grogono Cindy and Bob Groves Isabelle and Steven Gunasena Denele and Curt Gunnarson Teresa and Malcolm Harris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawthorn Mr. Lannas Henderson Erika and Bryan Herndon Catherine and Rob Herter Cheryl and John Hindera Mary Ann and Scott Holland Gina Houston Lin Yu Chang and Chia Wen Hsu April and Mark Hudson Janice Hughes

Robert Jack Jane and Mark Jacks Melissa Hutchins Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins Ann and Brad Jerome Kelly and Bob Kamm Nancy and Mike Keasler Peggy and Dan Keelan Catherine and Dave Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kessler Kirsten Klindworth Mrs. Mary Alice Knox Kaye Knox and Michelle King Blakeney and Stephen Kurad Heather and Daniel Latreille Audrey and Steven Lavaggi Susan and Scott Leighty Dr. and Mrs. Zeck Lieberman Janie and Robert Long Laura Longoria Lewis and Joy Lucke Rita and Jose Luqué Gail and Sonny Maldonado Tracy and Mark Malone Kim and Rob Marable Suzanne and Brent Martin Ms. Georgia Maxson Susan and Andy McBride Melissa and Jeff McCrary Mr. and Mrs. John McKetta Nancy Reiser and Rich Mischinski Faye and Seyed Mohammadi Mrs. Tabor Mohns The Family of Ari Morris Alice and Mike Nezzer Christy Nisbett Mercedes and Stephen Osella Belda and Javier Otero Carol Church and Tim Ozor Lindsey and Rob Parham Valerie and Chico Parker Mary Parker Dr. and Mrs. George Pierce Rachel Pickering-Ponte and Roberto Ponte Sarah and Thomas Queen Jennifer Rodriguez Monica Ross Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ruff Jane and Ben Schotz Mr. and Mrs. O.V. Scott Cyndy and Eric Smith Mrs. Anna Sneed Roxanne McKee and Gerald Speitel Christine and Andrew Stewart Jennifer and Johnny Sutton Sabra and Bob Sweeney Berit Kragas and Dave Thiessen Kim and John Thrower Mrs. Lucie Wray Todd Leslie and Joe VanLeeuwen Bonnie and Jay Viernes Mrs. Willodyne Walton Stacy and Tom Weil 7

Drs. Sara Jane and Robert White Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Williams Diane and Donnie Williams Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf Jo Ibsen-Wolford and Steve Wolford DONOR (UP TO $249) Anonymous Nichole Adams Jennifer and Jimmy Agnew Cindy and Robert Albach Liz and Eduardo Alcocer Mrs. Nancy Anderson Addie Anderson Mrs. Barbara Anderson Kathryn and Larry Anderson Stephanie and Rodney Ashworth Ms. Margaret Axsom Mr. and Mrs. William Ayres Sarah and Bert Baetz Berkely Ball Michelle Banks Amy Barbee Rachel and Jose Barcenas Ms. Irene Barker Venessa Burczak Barnard David Barndollar Shelley Barndollar Ms. Carol Barndollar Ms. Cleo Barnette Mary Beth and Anatole Barnstone Laura and David Barrow Karen Bartoletti Mrs. Joan Baskin Mr. Bob Bates Travis Bauer Mrs. Mary Beard Barbara and Jim Bearden Mrs. Gwen Becker The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Benitez John Bennett Mrs. Kate Bergquist Carriline and Bill Bergquist Mr. and Mrs. Jose Berio Irene and Gennadi Bersuker Michelle and Matt Berry Mr. and Mrs. John Biggar Lale and Weston Binford Judy and David Birdsong Bev and Steve Bishop Wei and Ronnie Bishop Philippa Strelitz and Brian Block Laura and Rex Bohls Dough Booth Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradshaw Mr. Joe W. Bratcher, Jr. Carolyn and Cap Brooks Ms. Rose Brown Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Jeannie Bryant Mr. and Mrs. André Buehler Elena McDonald-Buller and James Buller

2009-2010 Annual Fund Tamora and Don Burk Alisa Buster Shawna Butler Mrs. Ginger Butler-French Ms. Susan Buzbee Mr. James Cahill, Jr. Reverend Dean Calcote Auxiliadora and Ernesto Camacho Susie Nagel and Max Cappleman Alex and Art Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Brent Carruth Ms. Jeneanne Carson Mrs. Kathleen Cawthon Mrs. Grayson Cecil Laurie Eiserloh and Jessica Chapin Amy Chibib Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Nick Classen Betsy and Reed Clemons Kim Coffin Mary Carol and Bob Coffman Haeli Colina Ms. Jane Compere M.E. and John Cook Diane Cope-Cunningham Mrs. Norma Cortese Linnea and Tom Costas Kendall and David Courtney Pam and Charles Craig Ms. Lexa Crane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichlow Lisa Culbertson Judge and Mrs. Vann Culp Jim Currin Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davee Leslie and Alan Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis Mrs. Marcia Davis Dorothy and John De La Garza Mrs. Mildred Deleery Ellen Lampl and Craig Denham David Dibble Lisa and Henry Dietz Lauren Dill Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dillman Mr. and Mrs. DeLoss Dodds Andy Draughn Claudia and Mike Dollen Jill and Stan Dufek Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Duncan Amy Dunkelberg Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunnam Mr. and Mrs. Buford Durst Mr. and Mrs. Bob Earthman Luzita Vela and Jamie Ebersole Cathleen and Rommel Eclarinal Stacy and James Ehrlich Ms. Elaine Eiland Abby Elliott Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Gordon England Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ermis

Mr. James Ewbank Orlinda Naranjo and Jim Ewbank Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ezell Lindsay Fairchild Dr. and Mrs. Sam Fason Jane Hardin and Jeff Feigenson Mark Feist Mr. and Mrs. Blake Fisher Barbara and Mike Fitzpatrick John Fitzsimons Dorothy Foster Ms. Helene Frager Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Freed Jeanne Frontain Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frontain Lucy Frost Steven Garcia Rick Garcia Gil Garcia Lizzy Garcia Trey Garza Mrs. Mary Giberson Engracia and Michael Gill Donna White and Henry Gilmore Elizabeth and Charles Glidden John Gordon Susan and John Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Don Greenway The Scott Greenwell Family Mr. and Mrs. Matt Greer Laura and Bob Grim Elizabeth Guice David Guidi Lisa Ansin and Jonathan Guttell Will Haber Clint Hagen Lori and Stephen Hahn Elaine and Roger Hamm Brenda and Hal Hansen Anna Hargrove Mrs. Frances Harris Kay and Joe Hart Jody Hart and Ross Brown Julie Hart Mr. and Mrs. Monte S. Hasie Ellen and John Hatridge Ms. Lynette Heckmann Adriana and Jeffrey Henry Rev. and Mrs. John Henry Mr. and Mrs. Pete Herlin Mrs. Dolores Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heydenreich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoefer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holcombe Kimberly Horne and John Works Tan-wen Ivy Hou Gina Houston Anita and Rob Howard Dr. John Howe, III and Mrs. Tyrell Flawn Ms. Betty Hudson Elizabeth and Paul Huggins Donna and Frank Hunt 8

Audrey Huntsberger Carmen and Chris Huston Mr. and Mrs. Ron Huston Nancy Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. George Hutton Karen and Philip Ingram Katie and Ehren Iverson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacks Ms. Willanna James Stephanie and Robert Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerry Laura Vlasman and Gonzolo Jimenez Leif Johnson Laura Johnson Kimily and Archie Johnson Toni and Martin Jolivet Karen and Gary Jones Mari and Robert Josey Beth Myler and Erik Josowitz Mrs. Marilyn Jungman Leslie and Manuel Justiz Anna Kago and Peter Kago Nganga Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kahn Roberta Kauffman Colleen and Rob Kell Susan and Randon Kelly Matt Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Kendrick Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kennedy Paige Kerr Dr. and Mrs. Paseka Khabele Mrs. Ruth Kidwell Lorraine and Jim Keoper Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kolm Frederick Kountz Alicia and Richard Kriese Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kriese Stephanie and Jason Kruger Mr. and Mrs. John Kudlac Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landis Jack Lansky Mr. and Mrs. James Lantelme Pam Lawder Sefanie and Robert Leacock Mary LeBourgeois Mr. and Mrs. Chong S. Lee Anna and Matthew Lee Sofia and Tomas Leon Jennifer Ramos and Bradley Linscomb Kathy Logue Dr. and Mrs. Jack Louis Carson and Michael Lovell Drs. Lou and Vince Luchsinger Jennie Luongo and Danny Schmidt Mary Elizabeth and Kase Luzar Jan and Chris Mabley Robyn Mabry Sumaiya and Nadeem Malik Margaret and Howard Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martens Chris and Jim Martin Natacha Martin Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin

2009-2010 Annual Fund Angela and Darrel Mayers Rhone and Chad McCall Mr. and Mrs. Dick McClanahan Nancy and Terry McCarthy Chris McCoy Betsy and Brian McClure Marla and Tim McGhee Mrs. Alice McKenna Phoebe and David McMurrey Arielle and Patrick McMurrey Jenny Melanson Cheryl and Greg Mele Hollyana and Shane Melear Sandra and Joe Myers Nathan Michaud Clark Miller Laura Milton Paula and Scott Milton Mrs. Eleanor Mischinski Dr. and Mrs. Charles Monday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Montgomery Shannon Moody Sylvia Franco and John Moore Courtney and Lucian Morehead Mr. and Mrs. John Morehead Jenny and Evan Morgan Randa Fayad and Chaouki Moussa Katherine and Steve Murray Deborah Mussett Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers Mr. Joe Nance and Mrs. Ramona Hastings Nance Joshua Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nethery Deborah Nguyen Kathleen and Frank Niendorff Nicole and Martin Norgaard Jessica and Charlie Nottingham Meredith and Tim O'Brien Collin Ohanian Mrs. Mitzi O'Neill Catherine Osborn Janet and Jeff Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne Judy and Ben Ostrander Shannon and Trey Owen Jill and Robert Pace Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pace Mrs. William D. Parker Diana and Bill Patterson Laura and Felipe Payet The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Claude Payne Jill Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petrick Sandra Waycott and James Phares Jasmine Phillips Louise and Peter Pincoffs Mr. and Mrs. Johann Pollinger Mrs. Dorothy Pope Mrs. Jean Porter Mrs. Jane Porter Dane Powell

Molly Powers Veronica Putney Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rabun Bill Ramsdell Mrs. Alba Reagan Mrs. Billye Jo Reed Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Richards Kim and Shawn Roberts JoĂŤl and Martin Robinson Michelle Roe Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogat Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickson Rogers Mrs. Mary Sue Rose Stacey and Michael Rosensteel Betsy Ross Hope and Polo Ruiz Marsha Russell Ms. Marilyn Sager Joanne and Rico Salazar Eileen and David Saling Courtney Sapire Margaret Sauer Ms. Dee Saunders Maryann and Brian Sayers Mrs. Alice Scarbrough Martha Schmitz Mary Frances and James Schneider Cathy Riely and Brett Schwab Susan and Bill Sealy Mary Kay and Chuck Sexton Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw Ms. Mary Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Lin Shivers Beth Ann and Allen Sikes Dianne and Elliot Silverstone Mr. and Mrs. A. Carr Skinner, III Amy Skinner

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Emily and Richard Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smalling Evan Smith Susan and Andy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dave Snider Vivian and Lars Snitkjaer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Speitel Graham Staniforth Emily Stein Ben Stegmann Kate Steinbach Inonge Khabele-Stevens and Michael Stevens Mary Smith and Walter Stewart Dr. Marilyn Stewart Ms. Jan Stone Mr. and Mrs. John Strance Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strausbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Dick Suttle Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sutton Alex Taube Sara Taube Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tingley Jennifer Tollefson Sue and Vince Totero Mr. Dean Towner Adair Townsend Bowman Townsend Kaitlin Travis Dina Tucker Mrs. Violet Turner Donna and Rick Valdez Jessica and David Vance Shanel and Dean Vandergriff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vandergriff Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Veselka The Washington Family Hur-shiu Webb and Joshua Bezdek

2009-2010 Annual Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Welborn Dr. and Mrs. Herb Weiss Mary and Larry Whitaker Anne and Doug Wick Selina Serna and Martin Wiedenmeier Ms. Judy Willcott Nicole Williams Diane and Donnie Williams Janie and Jim Williams Jeannette and John Williams Kim and Floyd Wilson Lauren and Sterling Wilson Sharon and Sam Wilson Mary and Will Willson Joan Winter Marla and Edwin Wise Julie and Kevin Witt Lidia and Kob Wongchotigul Mary Lynn Woodall Angela and Leonard Woods Cecily Wright Mrs. Charles Alan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wright Rebecca Yacono Hui-hsin Sylvia Yang Carolyn Young Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zatopek Arlen Zemborain Aimee Zivin CRUSADER CLUB ($10 FOR EACH YEAR SINCE MY GRADUATION) Addie Anderson ’09 Kathryn and Larry Anderson ’65 Berkely Ball ’06 Venessa (Burczak) Barnard ’86 Travis Bauer ’86 Amanda Beck ’68 John Bennett ’02 Matt Berry ’80 Alisa Buster ’87 Renee' and Edward Butler ’65 Laura (Scanlan) Cho ’85 Rebecca (Nelson) Davis ’75 David Dibble ’81 Lauren Dill ’04 Kathryn (Smith) Etcheverry ’80 Kimberley (Curtis) Ezell ’79 Lindsay Fairchild ’09 Drake Fason ’78 Mary Ann (Thornhill) Frishman ’79 Lizzy Garcia ’08 Steven Garcia ’02 Nancy (Wilson) Garrison ’77 Trey Garza ’06 Lezlie (Williamson) Glade ’77 Will Haber ’03 Bryan Herndon ’87 Gina Houston ’81 Audrey Huntsberger ’09 Robert Jenkins ’85 Leif Johnson ’98

Shannon Kilgore ’71 Robert Long ’69 Jeff McCrary ’94 Andrea (Beynon) McWilliams ’86 Nathan Michaud ’04 Clark Miller ’07 Laura Milton ’04 Alice (Nazro) Nezzer ’81 Catherine Osborn ’08 Jasmine Phillips ’08 Shannon (Green) Owen ’89 Sarah (Hughes) Queen ’88 Monica Ross ’72 Kathryn (Long) Runnells ’71 Mary Frances (Morrison) Schneider ’77 Matt Sjoberg ’70 Emily Slaughter ’95 Richard Slaughter ’91 Graham Staniforth ’95 Ben Stegmann ’09 Emily Stein ’05 Kate Steinbach ’09 Jennifer Sutton ’85 Alex Taube ’08 Sara Taube ’06 Adair Townsend ’07 Bowman Townsend ’08 Lawrence Temple ’78 Kaitlin Travis ’07 Charles E. Wright ’65 Carolyn Young ’70 GRANDPARENTS’ CLUB (AUTOMATIC MEMBERSHIP WITH CONTRIBUTION) Mr. and Mrs. Andy Alfonso, Jr. Ivan Crowson 2019 Mrs. Barbara Anderson Morgan Anderson 2014 Madeline Anderson 2016 Mrs. Nancy Anderson Chloe Melear 2016 Ms. Margaret Axsom Colin O'Brien 2011 Mr. and Mrs. William Ayres Rachel Bishop 2011 Travis Bishop 2011 Mrs. Ann Baker Baker Weil 2014 Elouise Weil 2015 Ms. Irene Barker Lily Beaman 2014 Ms. Carol Barndollar Mallory Barndollar 2018 Ms. Cleo Barnette Zoe Barnette 2019 Mrs. Joan Baskin Mac Baskin 2016 Mr. Bob Bates Jack Malone 2021 Mrs. Mary Beard Riley Longtain 2014 Mrs. Gwen Becker Craig Katkic 2010 10

The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Benitez Evan Benitez-Young 2014 Mrs. Kate Bergquist Jake Bergquist 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Jose Berio Sofia Huston 2021 Eleanor and Matt Berry Evelyn Berry 2021 Mr. and Mrs. John Biggar Caroline Biggar 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bradley Maddox Kunik 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradshaw Elizabeth Bradshaw 2015 Mr. Richard T. Brady Tom Brady 2012 Mr. Joe W. Bratcher, Jr. Annie Tate Cockrum 2014 Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Julia Coe 2018 Rachel Coe 2020 Ms. Rose Brown Marisa Washington 2019 Dr. and Mrs. Harold Brumley Ford Smith 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Buehler Asa Buehler 2015 Leila Buehler 2017 Sandra and Charles Burnside Elizabeth Burnside 2021 Mrs. Ann Butler Grant Butler 2013 Mrs. Ginger Butler-French Connor Butler 2012 Ms. Susan Buzbee Cole Morehead 2020 Mr. James Cahill, Jr. Olivia Cahill 2017 Reverend Dean Calcote Allie Calcote 2020 Diane and Vincent Canzoneri Chloe Linscomb 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carloye Emily Huntington 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Carruth Will Ezell 2016 Mr. Charles M. Carson Carson Witt 2018 Ms. Jeneanne Carson Carson Witt 2018 Ambassador Henry Catto Thea Kohout 2010 Mrs. Kathleen Cawthon Max Keliehor 2018 Mrs. Grayson Cecil Skip Clemons 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Christensen Jake Bergquist 2010 Mr. and Mrs. George Clark Sarah Payet 2020 Ms. Jane Compere Jordan Legg 2012 Rhodes Legg 2014

2009-2010 Annual Fund Mrs. Hobbie Conkling Katherine Stegmann 2011 Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Birdie Birdsong 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Coon Abby Coon 2015 Hannah Coon 2012 Sam Coon 2017 Mrs. Norma Cortese Zoe Kohn 2015 Ms. Lexa Crane Daniel Frishman 2015 Mary Alex Frishman 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichlow Caroline Crichlow-Ball 2011 Judge and Mrs. Vann Culp Margaret Heck 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham Peyton Cunningham 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis Mason Ezell 2016 Chloe Ezell 2020 Ms. Diane Wommack Daniel Caroline Daniel 2019 Thomas Daniel 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davee Hunter Davee 2011 Mr. William J. Davies, Sr. Hallie Davies 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis Peter Herlin 2011 Mrs. Marcia Davis Will Dodds 2010 Emily Dodds 2012 Dorothy and John De La Garza Dorothy Thompson 2019 Davison Thompson 2016 Mrs. Mildred Deleery Rachel Deleery 2012 Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Dell Zachary Dell 2015 Juliette Dell 2015 Kira Dell 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dillman Will Snider 2020 Mr. and Mrs. DeLoss Dodds Will Dodds 2010 Emily Dodds 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Duncan Bonham Duncan 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunnam Carlisle Dunnam 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Buford Durst Robert Botkin 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Earthman Margaret Cardwell 2014 Lee Cardwell 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Edwards Sarah Rulon-Miller 2013 Ms. Elaine Eiland Tucker Eiland 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Davis Ellis Matthew Tobias 2018

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon England Izzy Rankin 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ermis Annabel Briggs 2021 Mr. James Ewbank McLean Ewbank 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyler Reagan Leibovitz 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ezell Mason Ezell 2016 Chloe Ezell 2020 Will Ezell 2016 Dr. and Mrs. Sam Fason Sam Fason 2014 Claire Fason 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Blake Fisher Anna Worrell 2014 Ms. Helene Frager Tristan Reed 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Freed Charlie Stein 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frontain Simran Frontain 2015 Mrs. Betty Gester Julie Gester 2016 Kate Gester 2012 Mrs. Mary Giberson Zach Giberson 2013 Logan Giberson 2015 Ms. Marilyn Gilbert Alessandra Quaroni 2012 Marco Quaroni 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillean Gillean Kelly 2014 Gracen Kelly 2016 Cailan Kelly 2019 Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilman Teddy Gilman 2020 Dr. and Mrs. Don Greenway Taylor Greenway 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Greer Marisa Washington 2019 Mrs. Frances Harris Amanda Johnson 2014 Kay and Joe Hart Eli Hart-Johnson 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Monte S. Hasie Hattie Sherman 2012 Mary Alice Sherman 2012 Clara Sherman 2019 Hasie Sherman 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hawthorn Frances Newton 2018 Mr. Lannas Henderson Garrett Holody 2011 Rev. and Mrs. John Henry Noah Ford 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Herlin Peter Herlin 2011 Mrs. Dolores Hernandez Sofia Gonzalez 2021 Mr. and Mrs. David Herndon Ethan Herndon 2021 11

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Heydenreich Christian Erben 2017 Emma Erben 2019 Mrs. Jane Hilfer Sam Hillhouse 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoefer Olivia Cahill 2017 Ms. Phyllis Hojel Richie Hojel 2014 Natalie Hojel 2017 Andrew Hojel 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holcombe Brooke Wilson 2017 Lydia Wilson 2017 Mrs. Cathryn Holland Neil Davis 2010 Patrick Davis 2012 Dr. John Howe, III and Mrs. Tyrell Flawn Bo Parham 2012 Ms. Bettie Howard Anna Howard 2011 Ms. Betty Hudson Ally Sherwood 2015 Jan and David Hughes Jackson Matthews 2021 Janice Hughes Zach Sutton 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Preston Hughes 2012 Jackson Hughes 2015 Sam Hughes 2016 Kelsey Hughes 2010 Will Hughes 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Huston Sofia Huston 2021 Mr. and Mrs. George Hutton Gareth Hutton 2011 Mr. Regis Ingram Jack Politz 2012 Scott Politz 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jacks Natalie Jacks 2016 Ms. Willanna James Chas Golson 2014 Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins Mollye McClure 2010 Mrs. Mary Jenné Allie Zodin 2011 Anna Zodin 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerry Kaitie Kudlac 2013 Maddie Kudlac 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnson Caroline Daniel 2019 Thomas Daniel 2021 Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson Gray Sutton 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Michael Cummins 2015 Riley Anne Cummins 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kahn Casey Raffle 2014 Abby Raffle 2017

2009-2010 Annual Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Taylor Josey 2019 Lila Josey 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Kendrick Sarah Wells 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kennedy Matt Kennedy 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kessler Will Schell 2018 Anna Schell 2020 Ellie Schell 2021 Dr. and Mrs. Paseka Khabele Tumelo Khabele-Stevens 2019 Mrs. Ruth Kidwell Charlie Tusa 2016 Mrs. Mary Alice Knox Anson Feist 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kolm Carter Cowan 2010 Mackenzie Cowan 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kriese Alex Kriese 2015 Mr. and Mrs. John Kudlac Kaitie Kudlac 2013 Maddie Kudlac 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Landis Ethan Hanna 2020 Mr. and Mrs. James Lantelme Eva Laubach 2015 Isabel Laubach 2017 Mrs. Doris Laubach Eva Laubach 2015 Isabel Laubach 2017 Dr. and Mrs. Zeck Lieberman Zachary Dell 2015 Juliette Dell 2015 Kira Dell 2010 Drs. Lou and Vince Luchsinger Evan Wineland 2012

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martens Daniel Martens 2012 Sam Martens 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin Gabriel Lucio-Martin 2017 Terry Matthews Jackson Matthews 2021 Ms. Georgia Maxson Kyle Quick 2010 Col. and Mrs. Edmond McCarthy Claire McCarthy 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCartney Evans Miller 2010 Maggie Miller 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Dick McClanahan Quinn McClananahan 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meinig Marina Smalling 2015 Samantha Smalling 2016 Mrs. Mary Ellen Miller Evans Miller 2010 Maggie Miller 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Mills Charlie Dennis 2013 Mrs. Eleanor Mischinski Shealy Mischinski 2020 Mrs. Tabor Mohns Barrett Guttell 2017 Jack Guttell 2018 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Monday Sarah Ballard 2016 Mr. and Mrs. John Morehead Cole Morehead 2020 Mrs. Ann Morris Daniel Martens 2012 Sam Martens 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison John Schneider 2018 Alexandra Lee 2019

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Louise Lee 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers Cole Myers 2010 Emma Myers 2012 Mr. Joe Nance and Mrs. Ramona Hastings Nance Edward Gilbert 2012 Lucy and Phil Nazro Sam Thurman 2015 Ben Thurman 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nethery Julia Smith 2011 Mrs. Mitzi O'Neill Connor Loose 2014 Ryan Loose 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Osborn Mason Osborn 2011 Cameron Osborn 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne Ben Lear 2015 Jennifer Lear 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Pace Catherine Pace 2012 Mrs. William D. Parker Parker Rivera 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perkins Gina Perkins 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Peterson Audrey Peterson 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Petrick Michael Petrick 2010 Shea Petrick 2012 Dr. and Mrs. George Pierce Jennifer Pollinger 2014 Ben Pollinger 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Johann Pollinger Jennifer Pollinger 2014 Ben Pollinger 2017 Mrs. Dorothy Pope Cole Morehead 2020 Mrs. Jane Porter Mac Porter 2013 Mrs. Jean Porter Michael Petrick 2010 Shea Petrick 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rabun Julia Coe 2018 Rachel Coe 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Gil Rankin Izzy Rankin 2016 Joan and Tom Rasmussen Eva Rose Lynch 2018 Brendan Lynch 2021 Mrs. Alba Reagan Gina Perkins 2019 Mrs. Billye Jo Reed Carter Reed 2014 Mrs. Elizabeth Reifsnyder Erin Reifsnyder 2010 Emery Reifsnyder 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rhodes Monica Rhodes 2014 Erica Rhodes 2015

2009-2010 Annual Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roche Sallie Gayle Saunders 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogat Peyton Cunningham 2015 Mr. and Mrs. J. Dickson Rogers Katie Chandler 2018 Mrs. Mary Sue Rose Henry Barnstone 2016 Clara Barnstone 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ruff Will Temple 2012 John Temple 2015 Annie Temple 2017 Ms. Marilyn Sager William McKinnerney 2017 Grace McKinnerney 2020 Ms. Dee Saunders Sallie Gayle Saunders 2012 Mrs. Carolyn Schilthuis Lily Anderson 2021 Mr. and Mrs. O.V. Scott Cade Scott 2020 Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw Lauren Thomas 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Max Sherman Hattie Sherman 2012 Mary Alice Sherman 2012 Clara Sherman 2019 Hasie Sherman 2019 Ms. Mary Sherwood Ally Sherwood 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Lin Shivers Savannah Shivers 2014 Mr. and Mrs. A. Carr Skinner, III David Draughn 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smalling Marina Smalling 2015 Samantha Smalling 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Ford Smith, Sr. Ford Smith 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith Alex Kriese 2015 Mrs. Harry L. Smith, Jr. Ali Burner 2010 Mrs. Anna Sneed Sam Andrews 2013 Katherine Andrews 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Snider Will Snider 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Speitel Matthew Speitel 2016 Mrs. Peggy Stegmann Katherine Stegmann 2011 Dr. Marilyn Stewart Allie Calcote 2020 Ms. Jan Stone Jessie Bearden 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strausbaugh Nick Fox 2014 Kate Fox 2016 Molly Fox 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Suttle Molly Suttle 2014

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sutton Gray Sutton 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Temple Will Temple 2012 John Temple 2015 Annie Temple 2017 The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Terhune John Sjoberg 2011 Robert Sjoberg 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tingley Carter Reed 2014 Mrs. Lucie Wray Todd Margaret Todd 2017 Hannah Todd 2014 Sue and Vince Totero Drew Brummer 2016 Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Townsend Teddy Gilman 2020 Mrs. Violet Turner Zach Giberson 2013 Logan Giberson 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vandergriff Kate Vandergriff 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Veselka Asa Buehler 2015 Leila Buehler 2017 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vollers Reid Swanger 2011 Mrs. Willodyne Walton Christina Canzoneri 2010 Chloe Linscomb 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Welborn Jack Malone 2021 Dr. Herb Weiss Ariana Weiss 2016 Sara Weiss 2012 Drs. Sara Jane and Robert White Henry Erlinger 2020 Ms. Judy Willcott Ursula Willcott 2017 Talia Willcott 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Williams Amira Douglas 2015 Dr. and Mrs. Gary Williamson Grayson Glade 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Sam A. Wilson Catherine Wilson 2010 Claire Wilson 2014 Brooke Wilson 2017 Lydia Wilson 2017 Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf Marshall Wilson 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zatopek Jordan Zatopek 2013 MATCHING COMPANIES Ameriprise Financial Bank of America Charles Schwab Foundation Dell Eli Lilly and Co. Freeport-McMoran Morgan Stanley 13

Pearson Shell Silicon Labs Texas Instruments Verizon Wells Fargo ANNUAL FUND COMMITTEE Annual Fund Co-Chairs Kristin and Tony Schell Lousia and David Stegmann Faculty Chair Alice Nezzer Trustee Chair Ellen Dorsey Grandparent Chairs Peggy Stegmann Alumni Chairs Pam Gilmour ‘77 Hunter Kirkland ‘84 Paige McGhee ‘09 Nathan Michaud ‘04 Emily Klug Slaughter ‘95

2009-2010 endowment concert Each fall, St. Andrew’s hosts an event to raise awareness and support for the Endowment Fund. The 2009 Mark Chesnutt Concert for the Endowment added more than $165,000 to the Endowment Fund. We are so grateful to our generous school families for supporting this important cause.

SUPERSTARS—$10,000 Raina and Walt Hornaday The Cain Foundation Texas Capital Bank RISING STARS—$5,000 Sheryl and Keith Brown Tracey and Paul Bury Suzanne Carper The John Dieck, Ford Smith, and John Mansour Families Melissa and Silver Garza Diana Dworaczyk and Kurt Lemke Kristin and Matt Sjoberg Steve Wilson Mary and Howard Yancy MUSIC MAKERS—$2,500 Margie and Paul Gaudin Lezlie and John Glade Mellie and Tom Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Heather and Martin Kohout Jill and Kip McClanahan Cynthia and David Petrick Margot and Scott Ritchie Laura and Chris Rulon-Miller Kim and Floyd Wilson Lisa and Wes Youngblood PATRONS—$1,000 Aileen and Mike Aviles Gillian and Mike Barron Janet and Burnie Burner Shawn and Bruce Butler Jennifer and Richard Fadal Ms. Jean Flanigan-Abbott Judge and Mrs. William L. Garwood Dealey and David Herndon Kathy Hornaday Julia and Randy Howry Lady and David Huffstutler Ryan Krebs Laura Longoria Eleanor and Ron Luke Suzanne and Brent Martin Rhone and Chad McCall Catherine and Bill Miller Judy and Ben Ostrander Kathryn and Clive Runnells Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg

Anne and Rich Smalling Louisa and David Stegmann FANS—$500 Amanda Beck Heidi and Jim Cahill Kate and Steve Clark M.E. and John Cook Kelley and Tom Daniel Polly and Bill Davies Amy and David Dunham Stacy and James Ehrlich Amy and Randy Erben Kristin and Drake Fason Mary Ann and Ben Frishman Jenny and Iain Gillott Pam and Todd Gilmour Melissa and Scott Greenwell Beth and David Grimm The Honorable and Mrs. Stanley A. Grimm Lauri and Kurt Hoff Ann and Richard Hojel Jan and David Hughes Monica and Steve Johnson Mari and Robert Josey Kelly Barnhill-Knight and Ric Knight Suzanne and Jim Ledet Martha and Scott Marshall Cindy and Bob McLaren Louise and Mark Michaud Bonnie Mills Pam and John Myers Lucy and Phil Nazro Donna and William Osborn Belinda and Mike Perkins Jill and Danny Powell Quality Seafood Market Sarah and Thomas Queen Carol and Andrew Reifsnyder Carey Stanton Shari and Eric Stein Michelle and Jeff Sunshine Ellen Dorsey and Jim Susman Amy and Glenn Sutton Marty and Derry Swanger Judy and Eric Taube Ingrid and James Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Townsend Beth and Bo Townsend Jana and Jay Wallace Becky and Joey Wells Audrey and Clark Wilson Cory Wolf and Sam Wilson Lisa and Scott Zodin OTHER GIFTS TO THE ENDOWMENT Frances and Ted Gilman Minnie and Burnes Hollyman Meme Drumwright and H.W. Perry Lauren and Sterling Wilson Mariette and Bill Wroe IN-KIND Howard Chalmers, Auctioneer 14

ENDOWMENT CONCERT COMMITTEE Endowment Concert Co-Chairs Sheryl and Keith Brown Melissa and Silver Garza Committee Aileen Aviles Ning Bond Charlotte Brigham Janet Burner Andrea Burrell Tracey Bury Suzanne Carper M.E. Cook Leslie Ervin Mary Ann Frishman Pam Gilmour Beth Grimm Kathryn Hillhouse Carol Huntsberger Carmen Huston Monica Johnson Mari Josey Colleen Kell Suzie Martin Mary McCarthy Leslie McConnico Cindy McLaren Bonnie Mills Pam Myers Meredith O’Brien Cynthia Petrick Carol Reifsnyder Selina Serna Matt & Kristin Sjoberg Penny Snider Carey Stanton Amy Sutton Marty Swanger Michelle Sunshine Beth Townsend Becky Wells Cory Wolf Sylvia Ybarra Lisa Youngblood

estate philanthropy: the Bailey Society St. Andrew’s Estate Philanthropy Program, The Bailey Society, is St. Andrew’s recognition society for all individuals who have named St. Andrew’s as a beneficiary of their estate plan*. It is named in honor of the late Bishop Scott Field Bailey who was present to “turn the spade” at every groundbreaking in the history of St. Andrew’s until his death in 2005. As a founder of the school, and a pillar of both the Episcopal Church community and the St. Andrew’s School community, it is fitting that St. Andrew’s planned gift recognition society, The Bailey Society, be named in his honor.

BAILEY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Rt. Rev. Scott Field Bailey† and Mrs. Bailey Marcia Bailey Cynthia Clark Judson Clark ’03 Margie Craig Cowden Joyce and Dave Dormandy Melissa and Roy Duckworth Debbie and Randy Fein Bonita and Jeff Garvey Tracey and Aaron ’85 Kozmetsky James Leech† Maebess Matthews† Melinda and Jimmy McMichael Genie and Bob Miller† Jeannine and John Miller Christy Nisbett Harriet Vineyard† Kristin Von Kreisler Jean Works John Works †Deceased

extraordinary Giving: the Founders’ circle The Founders’ Circle is composed of St. Andrew’s families who have given in excess of $100,000 to the establishment of new projects or programs at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.

Chela and Norman Abdallah Betsy and Hughes Abell Wendy Albrecht Val and Beau Armstrong Rona and David Baizer Thalia Banowsky Bill Banowsky Amanda and Alec† Beck O.V. Bennett, Jr.† Janet and Burnie Burner Tracey and Paul Bury Kathy Cantilo Patrick Cantilo June and Mark Chandler Brigid Cockrum Kirsten and Jonathan Coon* Julie and Ben Crenshaw Susan and Michael Dell Leslie and Art DelVesco Charmaine and Frank Denius Lorie and Rick Dupont Lisa and Freddy Fletcher Carolyn and Tom Gallagher Bonita and Jeff Garvey The Honorable and Mrs. Will Garwood Mr. and Mrs. Will Garwood Margie and Paul Gaudin*

Sara and Ralph Gilster* Laura and Morris Gottesman Lisa and Sandy Gottesman Mrs. Charlotte Gottesman Kimberly Granger Mr. and Mrs. Bob† Hallmark Dealey and David Herndon Ann and David Honeycutt Jeri and Jim Houstoun Gail and Bob Hughes Molly and Craig Hughes Kyle Hughes Roe Sharon Hughes Mary and John Jones Cynthia and Roy Keithley Heather and Martin Kohout Myrna and Tom Lantzsch Margaret Lewis† Petie and Bryan Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Patton Lochridge Lil and Wally Loewenbaum Suzie and Brent Martin Kim and Johnny Mansour Jill and Kip McClanahan Chris Mattsson and John McHale Charmaine and Gordon McGill Nancy and Kerry Merritt Eugenia and Bob Miller Catherine and Bill Miller Jeannine and John Miller Ross Moody John and Pam Myers Julie and Pat Oles Betty and Duncan Osborne D.K. and Mike Reynolds Candy and Vic Rogers 15

Debra and Kevin Rollins Kathryn and Clive Runnells III Cynthia and Jack Selman Deanna and Jeff Serra Anne and Rich Smalling Lindsay and Ford Smith Louisa and David Stegmann Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg Isabel and Dave Welland Pam and Neel White Kim and Floyd Wilson Lauren and Sterling Wilson Sharon Wilson Sonia and Sam Wilson Steve Wilson Carol Carpenter Winkel Mary and Howard Yancy Deborah and Stephen Yurco *New Members fiscal year 07/01/09-6/30/10 †Deceased

endowed & pooled Funds A named Endowment Fund may be started with a $25,000 gift. In order to become an endowed scholarship, an individual fund must reach a value at which its income fully pays a year’s tuition. At this time, that minimum balance is approximately $250,000.

The Pooled Scholarship Fund is composed of funds which individually do not yet meet this level, but collectivley make a substantial contribution.

ENDOWED FUNDS *The Mark Chesnutt Endowed Fund Established in 2009 and funded by proceeds of Mark Chesnutt concert. The event was chaired by Sheryl Brown and Melissa Garza.

The Los Lonely Boys Endowed Fund Established in 2008 and funded by proceeds of Los Lonely concert. The event was chaired by Beth Grimm and Jill Lane.

The Grupo Fantasma Endowed Fund Established in 2007 and funded by proceeds of Grupo Fantasma concert. The event was chaired

by Margie Gaudin and Beth Townsend.

The Alec Beck Endowed Middle School Scholarship Established in 2006 and funded by proceeds of The Neville Brothers concert. The event was chaired by Tracey Bury and Mary Yancy.

The Robert Earl Keen Endowed Middle School Scholarship Established in 2005 and funded by proceeds of the Robert Earl Keen concert. The event was chaired by DK Reynolds and Beth Launius and made possible by Lisa and Fred Fletcher.

The Anna-Riley Danielle Crenshaw 2016 Endowed Lower School Scholarship In appreciation of her family’s leadership on behalf of the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund. Provided by the proceeds from the Chipping in with Ben Crenshaw Golf Tournament Sept. 24, 2004.

The Pat Green Endowed Upper School Scholarship Established in 2003 and funded by proceeds of the Pat Green concert. The event was chaired

by Petie Lewis and Julie Boxberger and made possible by Lisa and Fred Fletcher. * funds new to the 2009-2010 fiscal year

The Claire Susan Crenshaw 2010 Endowed Lower School Scholarship In appreciation of her family’s leadership on behalf of the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund.

Provided by the proceeds from the Chipping in with Ben Crenshaw Golf Tournament November 1, 2002.

Asleep at the Wheel Endowed Middle School Scholarship Established in 2001 and funded by the proceeds of the Asleep at the Wheel concert. The event was chaired by Val and Beau Armstrong and made possible by Lisa and Fred Fletcher.

Katherine Vail Crenshaw Endowed Middle School Scholarship In appreciation of her family’s leadership on behalf of the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund. Provided by the proceeds from the Chipping in with Ben Crenshaw Golf Tournament on Oct. 5, 2000.

The Eleanor “Ellee” Fletcher 2008 Endowed Scholarship In appreciation for the generosity shown by her parents, Lisa and Fred Fletcher, her grandmother, Bobbie Nelson, and her aunt and uncle, Annie and Willie Nelson, to benefit the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund. Funded by proceeds from the Willie Nelson Concert on November 7, 1999.

The Julie and Ben Crenshaw Endowed Scholarship In appreciation of their leadership on behalf of the St. Andrew’s Endowment Fund. Provided by the proceeds from the Chipping in with Ben Crenshaw Golf Tournament on September 19, 1998.

The James Abell ’91 Fund for Faculty Enrichment Established in 1991 by his grandparents, Mary G. and Ben M. Anderson.

Bill Costas Endowed Fund for Faculty Enrichment in Math This fund was established in 2001 following the death of Bill Costas, Middle School math teacher. The fund’s proceeds provide faculty enrichment grants for math education.

The Lower and Middle School Endowed Science Fund Established in December 2002 by the Yurco Family for the purchase of supplemental educational needs of the Lower and Middle School Science programs.

The Endowed Poetry Award This award was created in 2003 by the Kohout family in honor of Kimberly Horne, Upper School Humanities teacher, for her love of poetry and devotion to St. Andrew’s, and to promote excellence in poetry by Upper School students.

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POOLED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS All Saints’ Scholarship Fund Established in 1988 by a gift from All Saints’ parishioner and former St. Andrew’s trustee, O. V. Bennett, Jr. Barbara Anderson Scholarship Fund The family of Barbara Anderson, upon her retirement, established this fund in May 2001.

Mrs. Anderson taught the third grade at St. Andrew’s from 1976 to 2001.

Louise Landis Armstrong Fund Established in 1992 in memory of Louise Landis Armstrong (1900-1991), longtime professor at the University of Texas and grandmother of Martha Louise Armstrong Hagerty ’75, Shannon Kalita Armstrong ’76, Landis Armstrong ’79, and Will Armstrong.

The Rev. Samuel N. Baxter Scholarship Fund Established in memory of the Rev. Samuel N. Baxter (1913-1986). Reverend Baxter was Rector of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd from 1954 to 1985 and served three terms on St. Andrew’s Board of Trustees.

The Dawnelle Anderson Benson Scholarship Fund Established by family and friends in memory of Dawnelle Benson (1957-1990). Mrs. Benson was the mother of Brooklie Benson ’96.

The Robert H. Bowman Scholarship Fund Established in 1994 by his wife, Mary Ann, children Molly Bowman Stephens ’61, Tibaut Bowman ’59, and Powers Bowman, and grandchildren Andrew Stephens ’95, Shelby Stephens ’97, and Marianna Stephens ’05.

The Patricia Crail Brown Scholarship Established in 1995 by the Patricia Crail Brown Foundation to honor the memory of Patricia Crail Brown, grandmother of Sean ’06 and Mackenzie ’09 Granger. This fund will benefit qualified students in keeping with Mrs. Brown’s lifelong commitment and work to encourage literacy among a diverse population.

The Frank and Louise Carpenter Scholarship Established by Carol Carpenter Winkel ’60 in 1993 in honor of her parents, Frank and Louise Carpenter.

The Rt. Rev. Anselmo Carral Scholarship Fund Established in 1992 in honor of Bishop Anselmo Carral at the time of his retirement as Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Texas.

Bishop Carral was very active in the life of St. Andrew’s during his tenure in Austin.

endowed & pooled Funds The Clayton Fund Scholarship Established in 1988 by the Clayton Fund in Houston to support annual scholarships.

The Lillian Gullette Corner Scholarship Fund Established in memory of Lillian Corner (19051981), one of the first teachers at St. Andrew’s.

Eleanor Stayton & William Gammon, Jr. Scholarship Fund Established by O. V. Bennett, Jr. to honor the long standing friendship between Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Bennett, Jr. and the Gammon family.

The O. H. Elliott and Ora Elliott Houston Scholarship Fund Established by Ora Houston, trustee at St. Andrew’s and parent of St. Andrew’s students Stephen ’77 and Gina ’81. This fund benefits African American students in memory of Mrs. Houston’s Father O. H. Elliott (1909-1984).

The St. John Garwood Scholarship Fund Established in honor of Judge and Mrs. St. John Garwood in 1968 in appreciation of their many contributions to St. Andrew’s.

The Kerry Bennett Goode Scholarship Fund Established in 1989 by O. V. Bennett, Jr. in memory of his daughter, Kerry Bennett Goode (1945-1988), who was a 1958 graduate of St. Andrew’s.

The Rebecca Young Nelson Scholarship Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Nelson, Jr. in memory of his mother, Rebecca Nelson (1896-1983). Mrs. Nelson was the grandmother of Tom E. Nelson, III, John Nelson ’80, and Rebecca Nelson ’75.

The Marc Pappas Scholarship Fund Established in memory of Marc Pappas (19581991) at the time of his death. Marc was the brother of St. Andrew’s faculty member Dr. Sharon Wilson and uncle of Nicole Wilson ’95.

Leslie Cain Poteet Scholarship Fund Established in 2000 following the death of Leslie Cain Poteet. Leslie was the mother of Caroline ’11, and Andrew ’14 Poteet, the wife of Tim Poteet, the daughter of Marilyn and Everett Cain, and the sister of Kelley Cain.

The Andrew Louis Robertson Scholarship Fund Established by his parents, Carol and Pat Robertson, in memory of Andrew Robertson (1969-1983). Andy was a 1981 graduate of St. Andrew’s and the brother of Jay ’78 and Anne ’79 Robertson.

The Kristin Shelton Scholarship Fund Established in 2000 in memory of Kristin Shelton (1981-2000). Kristin graduated from St. Andrew’s eighth grade in 1996 and was a freshman at Washington and Lee University at the time of her death.

The Gottesman Scholarship Fund Established in 1996 in memory of Fred Gottesman by his wife, Charlotte, sons Morris and Sandford, and grandchildren, Grant ’93, Blake ’94, Cary ’98, Freddy ’06, Wesley ’07, and Garrett Gottesman ’11.

The Michael Reed Symank Scholarship Fund Established in 1985 in memory of Michael Symank (1964-1985) at the time of his death.

Michael was the son of St. Andrew’s retired faculty member Frances Symank.

The Mignon Henry Scholarship Fund Established in memory of Mignon Henry (1912-1975). Mrs. Henry was the first director of St. Andrew’s from 1952-75.

The W. Robert Vaden Scholarship Fund Established in honor of Bob Vaden in 1980 at his retirement as Director of St. Andrew’s from 1975 until 1980.

Elizabeth Hughes Hoey Scholarship Fund Established by her parents, Anne and Bill Hoey, in memory of Elizabeth Hughes Hoey (19651982) who graduated from St. Andrew’s in 1977.

The Jane Rushing Winters Scholarship Fund Established by her parents, Dorothy and Sam Winters, in memory of Jane Winters (19531963) a fifth grade student at St. Andrew’s at the time of her death.

The Anna Mae and E. Gary Morrison Scholarship Fund Established in honor of Anna Mae Morrison and in memory of E. Gary Morrison (19141982) by their children Charles Morrison, Gary E. Morrison, and Patricia Morrison Fleming ’57. The Morrison grandchildren are Mary Frances Morrison Schneider ’77, Anna Morrison Lee ’79, Hill Morrison ’81, Christopher Carothers ’90, and Michael Fleming ’07. The Morrison great grand children Charles ’13 and John Schneider ’18.

Terry Tilton Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 in memory of Terry Tilton, who died tragically in a car accident in April 2005. Terry was the defensive coordinator for St. Andrew’s Upper School football team, conditioning coach, and a beloved friend and coach to many.

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2010 Family Fair and Spring Fest TWO Fun EvEnTS, OnE GREAT CAuSE: ThE FInAnCIAl AID PROGRAM St. Andrew's is proud to have a very generous Financial Aid program which supports over 125 families at the school. More than $1 million in financial aid is distributed annually to deserving students in grades 1-12.

In order to support this important endeavor, every spring St. Andrew's hosts two events: Family Fair and Spring Fest for Financial Aid, which are fun community events chaired and run by a large and energetic committee of parent volunteers.

$15,000 Wendy Albrecht Kendra Scott and Al Koehler $10,000 Brigid Cockrum $5,000 Susan and Michael Dell KCL Foundation - Gail and Bob Hughes Heather and Martin Kohout Louise and Mark Michaud Laureé and Jim Bob Moffett $2,500 Tracey and Paul Bury Melissa and Silver Garza Mellie and Tom Hogan Louisa and David Stegmann Laura and Chris Rulon-Miller

Joyce Mullen and Todd Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Symank Pam and Neel White Mary and Howard Yancy $500 Anonymous Cindy Work and Gregory Abell Lisa and Chris Ameel Julie and Buddie Ballard Julie and Russell Briggs Laura and Eric Buehler Heidi and Jim Cahill Ellen Smith and Alan Campion Kate and Steve Clark Mr. and Mrs. Tom Curtis Sara and David Dimston Amy and David Dunham Melissa and Craig Eiland Jennifer and Richard Fadal Kristin and Drake Fason Angela and Pierre Filardi Sandy and Kenny Flores Lisa and Robert Giberson Bannerman Foundation - Mr. and Mrs. David Herndon Kathryn and George Hillhouse Monica and Steve Johnson Ann and Brad Jerome Beth Myler and Erik Josowitz Kelly Barnhill-Knight and Ric Knight Ann and Steve Laubach Janie and Robert Long Mary and Ed McCarthy Beverly Penn and Marc McDaniel Bonnie Mills Louise and Mark Michaud Bonnie Mills

$1,000 Suzanne Carper Laura Corman Gaylan Dubose Amy and Randy Erben Kimberly White Erlinger and Tate Erlinger Kimberley Ezell Margie and Paul Gaudin Annette and Doug Gester Melissa and Scott Greenwell Elizabeth and Scott Hanna Raina and Walt Hornaday Julia and Randy Howry Lady and David Huffstutler Molly and Craig Hughes Carol Huntsberger Suzanne and Jim Ledet Patty and Ike Loose Catherine and Bill Miller Cynthia and David Petrick Kathryn and Clive Runnells Pat Sinnott and Robert Salgo Betty Stuart and Todd Scharnberg Lindsay and Ford Smith Shari and Eric Stein 18

Donna and William Osborn Sandra and Wayne Packwood Palmer and Andy Quaroni Kaira and Jerry Quick Mrs. Mary Sue Rose Kristin and Matt Sjoberg Anne and Rich Smalling Mrs. Peggy Stegmann Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stevens KimMarie and Jay Suhr Judy and Eric Taube Michelle and Paul Tobias Wendy and David Todd Triphine and Gilbert Tuhabonye Cory Wolf and Sam Wilson Mrs. Charles Alan Wright Carol and John Ziebert Lisa and Scott Zodin $250 Shani and Imtiaz Alam Suzanna and Alan Albright Nancy Crichlow and Mark Ball Annie and Jeff Bernard Sheryl and Keith Brown June and Mark Chandler Upma and Manish Chauhan Lyda Creus Molanphy Aida and John Dieck Brenda and Tom Dille Kate and Russell Dunnam Leslie and Scott Ervin Diana Garcia Gyllian Garvey Beth and David Grimm Cindy and Bob Groves Michelle and Sam Haddad Cathy and Jim Heck

2010 Family Fair and Spring Fest Catherine and Rob Herter Lauri and Kurt Hoff Ann and Richard Hojel Minnie and Burnes Hollyman Jeri and Jim Houstoun Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Pam and Kevin Kudlac Dana and Daryl Kunik Anna and Matthew Lee Stacey and Ken Leonard Martha and Scott Marshall Elizabeth and Steve Martens Mary Clare and Jamie Matthews Michele and Joe McCall Andrea and Dean McWilliams Sheryl Michels Nancy Reiser and Rich Mischinski Pam and John Myers Belda and Javier Otero Lindsey and Rob Parham Rachel Pickering-Ponte and Roberto Ponte Jill and Danny Powell Hong and Young Quach Sarah and Thomas Queen Eileen and David Saling Maryann and Brian Sayers Mary Frances and James Schneider Shari and Marc Shivers Cyndy and Eric Smith Mrs. Anna Sneed Jaye Lynne Russell and Steve Soward Mr. and Mrs. John Strance The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Terhune Frances and Robin Thompson Beth and Bo Townsend Dr. and Mrs. Courtney Townsend Chrissie and Scott Trull Elizabeth and Philip Turner Susan Kidwell and Michael Tusa Cynthia Alaniz and Gavin Villareal Mrs. Willodyne Walton Jacqueline and Ron Waters Lucy and Phil Weber Mary and Larry Whitaker Drs. Sara Jane and Robert White Kim and Floyd Wilson Glenys and Howard Wolf Kimberly Horne and John Works Lisa and Wes Youngblood Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman FAMILY FAIR AND SPRING FEST COMMITTEES Family Fair Chairs Kimberley Ezell and Patty Loose Spring Fest Chairs Angela Filardi and Melissa Greenwell Combined Committee Suzanna Albright Sheryl Anderson

Kaysie Andrews Yoli Arriaga Julie Ballard Rachel Barcenas Jose Barcenas Shelley Barndollar Bev Bishop Steve Bishop Julie Briggs Elena Buller Lorissa Burnside Andrea Burrell Tracey Bury Heidi Cahill ML Calcote Amy Chibib John and M.E. Cook Kirsten Coon Kendall Courtney Karen Cowan Diane Cope Cunningham Claudia Dollen Amy Dunkelberg Desiree Durst Mary Esquivel Cari Ezell Dana Fallon Kristin Fason Sandy Flores Sharon Folan Becky Garcia Melissa Garza Jenny Gillott Kim Greskovich Beth Grimm Jen Grogono Lydia Gromatzky Cindy Groves Nancy Gunn Michelle Haddad Elaine Hamm Mellie Hogan Raina Hornaday Walt Hornaday April Hudson Letia Hunter Carol Huntsberger Jane Howard Robin Jackson Ann Jerome Mari Josey Stacie Keliehor Colleen Kell Sharon Lear Anna Lee Stacey Leonard Gail Maldonado Drew Marcks Jennifer Marsh Natacha Martin Mary McCarthy Ken McClure Lyda Creus Molanphy 19

Courtney Morehead Susie Nagel Tricia O’Brien Lindsey Parham Belinda Perkins Cynthia Petrick Rachel Pickering Ponte Cat Prince Wayne Rachal Carol Rachal Carol Reifsnyder Marisa Richetta Amy Rudy Courtney Sapire Eileen Saling Jennifer Schmeil Sydney Searcy Selina Serna Armida Serrano Kristin Sjoberg Shari Stein Betty Stuart Michelle Sunshine Amy Sutton Marty Swanger Frances Thompson Francie Thurman Beth Townsend Bonnie Viernes Jana Wallace Giselle Waugh Becky Wells Jeannette Williams Sally Wilson Teresa Windham Cory Wolf Sylvia Ybarra Lisa Youngblood Arwen Zemborain ABOuT ThE FInAnCIAl AID PROGRAM Currently our generous financial aid program supports approximately 17% of our student body—a financial commitment of more than 12% of the school’s annual budget.

The school’s commitment to this program is demonstrated in the amount of money distributed each year to students, as well as the amount of funds raised for financial aid from the school family. In 20092010, $1.3 in financial aid was distributed to St. Andrew’s families. The main vehicles for financial aid fundraising are the Family Fair and Spring Fest, two fun community events held each spring, which traditionally net at least $300,000 for the financial aid program (less than 1/3 of the amount distributed). In addition, a portion of tuition proceeds is given annually in financial aid to encourage and support socioeconomic diversity.

2009-2010 Memorials & Honoraria MEMORIALS “In Memory of Josh Ash”

by Jeannine and John Miller “In Memory of Mary Blanton Auler”

by Mrs. Anna Mae Morrison

by Carol Corley Nelson “In Memory of Alec Beck”

by Janet and Alvin Odell “In Memory of O.V. Bennett”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Dawnelle Benson”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson “In Memory of Rex Bohls”

by Stephanie and Rodney Ashworth “In Memory of Dave Bowman”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Lynn Brill”

by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Paul Bury, Jr”

by Jeannine and John Miller

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Jessica Hobby Catto”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro

by The Sherman Family

by Beth and Bo Townsend “In Memory of Bill Costas”

by Pam Lawder “In Memory of Cameron Dabaghi”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Richard Elliott”

by Anonymous

by Sheryl and Keith Brown

by The Burner Family

by The Bury Family

by Reneé and Edward Butler and family

by Don Cowan

by The Cowan Family

by Katey and Chris Davis and family

by Jay Eckert

by Melissa and Silver Garza and family

by The Giberson Family

by The Grimm Family

by The Groves Family

by The Heck Family

by Mark Herrin

by The Houstoun Family

by Barbara Jansen

by Monica and Steve Johnson and family

by Daniel Kozmetsky

by The Lansky Family

by Laura Longoria

by The McCarthy Family

by Jeff McCrary

by Mary and David McDonald and family

by Catherine and Bill Miller and family

by Lucy and Phil Nazro

by Octaviano Ortiz

by The Petrick Family

by John Pomeroy

by The Quaroni Family

by The Reifsnyder Family

by The Roche Family

by The Scharnberg Family

by The Sherman Family

by Lauren Sparrow

by Judy and Eric Taube

by The Todd Family

by Beth and Bo Townsend and family

by Fred Webber

by Lauren and Sterling Wilson and family

by Audrey and Clark Wilson and family

by Mariette and Bill Wroe

by Sylvia and Jacob Ybarra “In Memory of Jamie Goode”

by Alex and Art Carpenter

by Kim and Dan Day

by Lisa and Henry Dietz

by Peggy and Larry Dill

by Sara and David Dimston

by Charles Dix

by Charlene and Ted Heydinger

by Jane and Jeffrey Howard

by Lady and David Huffstutler

by Christine Villarreal-Levy and Gerry Levy

by Eleanor and Ron Luke

by Mary and David McDonald

by Catherine and Bill Miller

by Bonnie Mills

by Antonia and George Mitchell

by Lucy and Phil Nazro

by Christy Nisbitt

by Donna and William Osborn

by Mary Frances and James Schneider

by Cyndy and Eric Smith

by Shari and Eric Stein

by Nancy and Bruce Zimmerman

“In Memory of David Stegmann”

by Elinor Wills “In Memory of Jane Rushing Winters”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson

HONORARIA “In honor of Susan Buzbee”

by Dorothy Pope “In honor of Brigid Cockrum”

by Jill Gardner and Lee Cox

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In honor of Mark Chandler”

by Mari Allan Hanna “In honor of Jim Currin and Kevin Baab”

by Lynette Heckman “In honor of Diana Dworaczyk and Kurt Lemke”

by Beth and Bo Townsend “In honor of Silver Garza”

by Beth and Bo Townsend “In honor of Kurt Gerhard”

by Lindsay and Ford “In honor of Robin Jackson”

by Kate and Steve Goode “In honor of Gen. John Kline”

by Dorothy Pope “In honor of Dorothy "Sis" Laughlin”

by Marilyn and Richard Vandergriff

“In Memory of Ben Henneke”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro

“In honor of Emily, Nancy and Benjamin Meador”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson “In honor of Genie and Bob Miller”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson

“In Memory of Tom Hollyman”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro

“In honor of Courtney and Lucian Morehead”

by Dorothy Pope

“In Memory of Evelyn Lacock”

by Rev. and Mrs. Wm. D. Nix

“In honor of Eliza and John Morehead”

by Dorothy Pope

“In Memory of Sidney McElhenney”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson

“In honor of Susan Morehead and Sinclair Black”

by Dorothy Pope

“In Memory of Cathy McElroy”

by Lucy and Phil Nazro “In Memory of Frank McGill”

by Kathryn Miller Anderson

by Melissa, Frank and Wroe Jackson “In Memory of Kristin A. Shelton”

by Craig and Kristin Allen

by Colleen and Tom Terkel “In Memory of Peter Speranza”

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“In honor of Kristin Schell”

by Lisa and Sandy “In honor of Sterling Wilson”

by Beth and Bo Townsend

2009-2010 other important Gifts CHAPEL CHAIRS “In Honor of Claire Elise Aviles Class of 2010” Aileen and Mike Aviles “We Proudly Honor Annie Bearden Class of ’07 and Jessie Bearden Class of ’10” Barbara and Jim Bearden “In Thanksgiving for Ali Kathryn Burner Class of 2010” Janet and Burnie Burner “In Thanksgiving for Sydney Francesca Burrell Class of 2010” Andrea and Rick Burrell “In Thanksgiving for Christina Nicole Canzoneri Class of 2010” Diane and Vincent Canzoneri “In Thanksgiving for Carter Wayne Cowan Class of 2010” Karen and Quint Carter “Congratulations Alec We are proud of you” Dora and Sylvestre Garza and Emma and Jorge Flores “In Thanksgiving for Alexander James Grimm Class of 2010” Beth and David Grimm

OTHER GIFTS TO ST. ANDREW’S Laura and Josh Abramowitz Gifts to Lower School Drum Program Paul Bury 10 Dell Optiplex Computers and New Volleyball Equipment Beverly Penn and Marc Daniel Gifts to the Second Grade Bronze Medallion Project Deb and Tom Feo Gifts to St. Andrew’s Upper School Track and Cross Country Programs Annette and Doug Gester Les Misérables Performance Playbills IBM K-12 Matching Grants Program 18 IBM ThinkPads Laura Longoria Upper School Chapel Credence Tables in Memory of Minerva Longoria Steve Klindworth Campus waste disposal stations and sanitizing hand dispensers Dan McNamara Gifts to St. Andrew’s Running and Financial Aid Programs

“In Thanksgiving for Jennifer Meagan Jones Class of 2010” Gary and Karen Jones

John Pomeroy Class of 2013 t-shirts

“In honor of Claire McCarthy Class of 2010…To Infinity and Beyond” Mary and Ed McCarthy

Marty and Derry Swanger Gifts to St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Latin Department

“In Thanksgiving for Evans Louise Miller Class of 2010” Catherine and Bill Miller

Audrey Wilson Sigma 120-300mm Telephoto Lens

“In Thanksgiving for Roland Cole Myers 2010 and Emma Rae Myers 2012” Pam and John Myers “Thank You God for…Evelyn Read Penn Class of 2010” Cheryl and Walt Penn “To Honor James Stark Class 2010…

Wisdom begins in wonder.”

Jan and Bubba Stark “Given to the glory of God and in thanksgiving for Emily Susman, Class of 2010” Ellen Dorsey and Jim Susman “In Gratitude for Graham Weston Trull Class of 2010” Chrissie and Scott Trull 21

2009-2010 Board of trustees Our Board of Trustees is entrusted with the important task of managing the school’s assets and finances. We are blessed to have such loyal members overseeing the future of St. Andrew’s.

CHAIRMAN Silver Garza VICE-CHAIR Catherine Miller TREASURER Burnie Burner SECRETARY Sarah Hughes Queen ’88 EX-OFFICIO Lucy Nazro - Head of School The Rt. Rev. Dena Harrison - Bishop Suffragen of Texas Kathryn Long Runnells ’71 Amy Dunham Amy Erben TRUSTEES Joe Beaman Paul Bury Heidi Cahill Kate Clark Denise Davis Rebecca Nelson Davis ’75 Meme Drumwright Margie Gaudin Minnie Hollyman Martin Kohout William Osborn Kristin Sjoberg Anne Smalling Betty Stuart Jim Susman Beth Townsend Philip Turner Sterling Wilson Howard Yancy

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2009-2010 Faculty and Staff A special thank you to our faculty and staff members whose commitment and dedication to St. Andrew’s help make this school such a special place.

HEAD OF SCHOOL Lucy Nazro UPPER SCHOOL HEAD Rich Mischinski MIDDLE SCHOOL HEAD Alice Nezzer LOWER SCHOOL HEAD Sharon Wilson FACULTY AND STAFF Nichole Adams Jimmy Agnew Cindy Albach Lisa Allen Iris Atmani Malia Aycock Sarah Baetz Doug Booth Darryl Borges Penny Borges Alfred Bradford Ashley Brandon Cap Brooks Elva Bruce Kama Bruce Maria Brummer Jerry Buttrey Kathy Cantilo Joan Church Haeli Colina Linnea Costas Tom Costas Karen Cowan Pam Craig Lisa Culbertson Jim Currin David Davila Dorothy De La Garza Dan Dickey Josie Dickson Warren Dickson Laruen Dill Gaylan DuBose Jamie Ebersole Cathleen Eclarinal Rommel Eclarinal Abby Elliott Jeffrey Feigenson John Fitzsimons Dorothy Foster Gil Garcia Rick Garcia Steven Garcia Jill Gardner Pearl Garza-Lopez Kurt Gerhard Elizabeth Glidden John Gordon Susan Gordon Elizabeth Guice David Guidi

Clint Hagen Brenda Hansen Frederick Harris Jody Hart Julie Hart Jim Heck Catherine Herter Robert Honstein Kimberly Horne Tan-wen Ivy Hou April Hudson Donna Hunt Nancy Hutcheson Katie Iverson Barbara Jansen Ed Jarusinsky Robert Kauffman Nancy Keasler Colleen Kell Susan Kelly Frederick Kountz Richard Kriese Jason Kruger Stephanie Kruger Rebecca Kyriakides Dan Latreille Heather Latreille Pam Lawder Malia LeMond Anna Lowenbaum Laura Longoria Jennie Luongo Colleen Lynch Chris Mabley Robyn Mabry Margaret Marcus Elizabeth Martens Chris Martin Delia Martinez Marcelo Martinez Darrel Mayers Chris McCoy Jeff McCrary Tim McGhee Patrick McMurrey Jenny Melanson Greg Mele Hollyana Melear Nathan Michaud Paula Milton Laura Milton Joe Montoya Gabriel Morales Sarah Morales Jenny Morgan Gloria Munguia Deborah Mussett Martin Norgaard Nicole Norgaard Jeffrey Osborne Mercedes Osella Sandra Packwood Wayne Packwood John Pomeroy Veronica Putney Joan Rasmussen Susan Kemner Reed Kim Roberts Martin Robinson Michelle Roe Michael Rosensteel

Betsy Ross Hope Ruiz Marsha Russell Mike Samaro Margaret Sauer Paul Sauls Mary Kay Sexton Marvin Shelton Molly Sherman Allen Sikes Amy Skinner Evan Smith Graham Staniforth Todd Stephenson KimMarie Suhr Jennifer Tollefson Evangelina Tonche Vince Totero Eddie Trevino Dina Tucker Jessica Vance Mavis Waggoner Hur-shiu Webb Mary Whitaker Doug Wick Chris Williams Diane Williams Janie Williams Nicole Williams Joan Winter Marla Wise Mary Lynn Woodall John Works Cecily Wright Rebecca Yacono Sylvia Yang Sylvia Ybarra Aimee Zivin

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thank you again.

Your gifts, monetary and otherwise, are deeply appreciated.

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St. Andrew’s Episcopal School 1112 West 31st Street Austin, Texas 78705

Attention Parents: If your student receives this publication at your address, but he or she maintains a permanent address elsewhere, please notify St. Andrew’s of the permanent address by calling 512-299-9714 or by sending an e-mail to bhansen@sasaustin.org. Thanks!

The BAck PAge

Family Fair & Spring Fest for Financial Aid

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Two fun parties, One important cause!

FAMILY FAIR

• For all the “little monkeys” • Saturday, April 30 • 31st Street Campus

SPRING FEST

• Just for the “big game” • Friday evening, May 6 • Southwest Parkway Campus

You’ll have a

ROARING good time!