Stuart Hall School 2013-14 Annual Report

POISED for GROWTH

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT

STUART HALL’S MISSION | CORE VALUES We offer a rigorous and supportive coeducational academic program in the liberal arts and sciences for students from Pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The School is a community anchored in multi-

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faceted core values: Educating the Mind; Strengthening the Body; Renewing the Heart; Nurturing the Spirit. Stuart Hall School prepares

boys and girls for success in colleges and universities worldwide, while encouraging intellectual curiosity, responsible citizenship, creative expression, ethical leadership, and compassionate service.

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celebrate STU MARK EASTHAM HEAD OF SCHOOL The 2013-14 academic year was full of many positive, exciting changes that position our School for continued success well into the future.

Dear Stuart Hall Family and Friends, We have much to celebrate at Stuart Hall School. The 2013-14 academic year was full of many positive, exciting changes that position our School for continued success well into the future. From the strategic hiring of new staff members to the historic decision to admit boys to our boarding program, Stuart Hall continues to grow and evolve to fulfill our educational mission.

People are the backbone of our institution. To remain healthy, we must continue to attract qualified students to fill our classrooms,

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gifted educators to teach and lead, and experienced professionals to administer the School. In the span of a single year, a new staffing model has enabled the School to increase enrollment, become more selective, increase diversity, and exceed fundraising goals. In addition, the hiring of an Academic Dean to oversee articulation of a PreK-12 curriculum helps us promote our School as serving a student from his or her first days in a classroom to graduation.

Becoming a fully coeducational institution has strengthened our community. The January

2014 decision by the Board of Governors to accept boys as boarders has paved the way for greater gender equity in the School. The goal for 2014-15 was to enroll 17 boys into the program, and I am thrilled to report that we exceeded that goal, opening the school year with 18 male boarders.

Our academic options have expanded to meet our students’ needs. For fall 2013, we launched a Math-Science Emphasis program in which students supplement the usual graduation requirements with advanced coursework in these areas. For successful learn-

ing in grades six to eight, a Middle School Study Skills curriculum was implemented. The Middle School also piloted the use of Edmodo, a social learning network where teachers and students can interact and collaborate online.

Facilities are vital to the School, both for retention of current families and cultivation of new families.

Thanks to a generous gift from former Stuart Hall parents Grace den Hartog and William H. King, the Davis-Pitt Commons was completed in the fall of 2013, transforming aged tennis courts and overgrown grounds into a

STUART HALL SCHOOL

2013-2014 Enrollment

301

PreK to Grade 12 student enrollment

60% female, 40% male fully coed day and boarding school

20% boarding (all school) 40% boarding (G 8-12)

37%

students receiving financial aid

beautiful tiered quad and amphitheater for use by the entire School. This past summer’s inaugural all-school picnic was held there, bringing families from all three divisions together for fellowship, food and fun. Other improvements include the addition of new furniture in many dorm rooms, upgrades to our security system and—thanks to Stuart Hall School alumna Anne Norris Kast ’66—construction work began on an outdoor multipurpose court, installation of new Lower School playground equipment, and refurbishment of our Fitness Center.

In addition to these wonderful transformations, I am pleased to report we ended the fiscal year with a balanced budget for the fifth consecutive year. Not only is our School growing and improving; we are doing it all costeffectively. I am proud of this past year’s many accomplishments and confident about our future. Thank you for the large part you play in making Stuart Hall School the best educational institution in the Shenandoah Valley.

Sincerely, Mark Eastham, Head of School

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2013-14 Operating Revenue & Support Endowment 3%

Endowment Long Term Investments

1% Auxiliary Activities

$5,000,000

Gifts & Support 13%

Student Fees 7% $3,750,000

$5,415,600 Net Tuition Revenue 76%

$2,500,000

2013-14 Operating Expense

$1,250,000

Advancement 4% Food service 9% $0

Plant 9%

Technology 4% Programmatic Supplies 5%

$5,335,200

($1,250,000) 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

Administrative 5% Personnel 64%

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Net Gains (Losses)

New Cash Gifts

Withdrawals

Beginning Balances

STUART HALL SCHOOL

Leadership 2013-2014

Capital Expenditures

BOARD OF GOVERNORS $500,000

Mr. Wiliam B. Armstrong The Reverend P. Roger Bowen The Very Reverend Mark Bourlakas Mr. Henry D.W. Burt Dr. David H. Charlton

$375,000

The Reverend Edward M. Covert Mr. Dennis Cross, Vice Chair Mr. Thomas Dahl

$250,000

$125,000

Mr. Thomas H. Tullidge, Jr. The Honorable Don Wilson, Ph.D., Secretary/Treasurer Ms. Denise Wooldridge ’76 Ms. Susan Lambert Yates ’73

ALUM COUNCIL Adalyn Sherwood Brugger ‘80 Cristina Maria Casado ‘93 Katherine Locke Eastham ‘11

Ms. Grace den Hartog

Anne Wilson Finley ‘89

Ms. Sally Balch Hurme ’64

Catherine Dell Garris ‘95

Mrs. Bonnie Fontenot Nielson

Dana Parks Gray ‘65

Ms. Annette Smith Parker ‘69, Chair

Harriet Savaides Harris ‘64

Dr. Karen Santos

Anna Austell Hogan ‘87

Ms. Denise Wooldridge ’76

Sally Balch Hurme ‘64

The Rev. Shelby Owen

Priscilla Pineiro Jenkins ‘94

Trusties Emeritae

Dylan Hall Kramer ‘12

Mrs. Glennie Smith Forbes ’60

Jane Pollock Mellen’48

Mrs. Page Hynes Sullenberger ’63

Carolyn Smith Moore ‘67

SHS FOUNDATION BOARD

Bonnie Fontenot Nielson ‘64

Dorothy Duval Nelson ‘65

$0 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

Technology

Vehicles

Furnishings & Equipment

Buildings & Land

Mr. William B. Armstrong, Chair

Mary Beirne Kerr Nutt ‘57

Ms. Elizabeth White Baker ’88

Mary Cary Peterson ‘06

Ms. Sara Sproul Battin

Dr. Nancy Trantham Poe ‘78

The Rev. P. Roger Bowen

Julia Beatrice Reed ‘74

Ms. Molly Brown

Raven Alexandra Showalter ‘12

Mr. Thomas Dahl

Michael Phillip Smith ‘03

Ms. Glennie Smith Forbes ’60

Harriette LaVarre Spiegel ‘63

Ms. Sally Balch Hurme ’64

Dr. Grace Ellis Suttle ‘56

Ms. Paige Lester Pruett ’89, Vice-Chair

Sally Opie Watson ‘48 Susan Lambert Yates ‘73

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STUART HALL SCHOOL 2013-2014

honor roll of donors

Dr. Swen Eric Laser ◊ Catherine Parks Loevner ‘67 ◊ Jane Pollock Mellen ‘48 Mr. Robert C. Musser

Stuart Society $25,000 and Above

Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott ‘32 ◊

The Estate of Senator and Mrs. Elmon T. Gray ‘44 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Strickler ‘49 ◊

The Estate of Miss Martha Dabney Jones ◊ Anne Norris Kast ‘66 ◊ Ms. Grace den Hartog and Mr. William H. King, Jr. ◊

Mary K. Nelson Stern ‘66 ◊ Dr. Grace Ellis Suttle ‘56 ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Watson, Jr. ‘48 ◊ Governors’ Club $2,500 - $4,999

Mary Agnes Amick Melton ‘46 ◊*

Jane Moore Ambrose-Cosby ‘59

Lucy Dent Venable ‘44 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Armstrong ◊ Dr. David H. Charlton ◊

1844 Society $15,000 - $24,999

Mrs. Harry A. Dahl

Dr. Robert E. R. Huntley ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Eastham ◊+

Mr. Daihong Ling and Ms. Chao Wang ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Goldenberg ◊

Mr. Jonathan Old, Jr. ◊

Dorothy Duval Nelson ‘65 ◊

Susan Lambert Yates ‘73 ◊

Bonnie ‘64 and Dennis Nielson ◊ Annette Smith Parker ‘69 ◊

Founders’ Club $10,000 - $14,999

Mr. Victor and Dr. Karen Santos ◊

Mary Blakeslee Nettleton Chase ‘45 ◊

Sue Lotz Schwarting ‘71

Ms. Mary Louise Fisher ◊ Sylvia Mathis Gibson ‘53 ◊

Elizabeth Pound Alsobrook ‘60 ◊

Kathryn Maddux Quarles ‘47 ◊

Mary Creed Davis Anderson ‘49 ◊

Ms. Denise Wooldridge ‘76 ◊ McGuire Associates $5,000 - $9,999

◊

Denotes five or more years consecutive giving

*

Denotes deceased

+

Denotes faculty or staff member

 Denotes Board of Governors or Foundation Board member

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Head’s Circle $1,000 - $2,499

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goeke

Mr. & Mrs. J. Harwood Cochrane Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Dahl ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell ◊ Ms. Mary Carter Frackelton Elizabeth Nowlin Hedeman ‘41

UNC’s Dr. Etta D. Pisano is Baker princi-‘88 Elizabeth White pal investigator authorJr.◊◊ Mr. and Fred lead Bartenstein, of a new Mr. study,* which found that & Mrs. Patrick Bassett, Jr. ◊ digital mammography performed Susan McMullen Beck ‘60 ◊ better than film mammography for Jane McClure Booth ‘77 ◊ pre-The and perimenopausal women Rev. and Mrs. P. Roger Bowen ◊ under age 50 with dense breasts.

Adalyn Sherwood Brugger ‘80 ◊ “We looked at a cross-section of Mrs. Elizabeth H. Campbell ◊ characteristics,” Pisano said. “This

Mary Harrison Carle ‘55

Sally Balch Hurme ‘64 ◊

Mrs. George Cochran ◊

Ms. Laurie Jahnke and Mr. Philip W. Hutchings, CPA

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stuart Cochran ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cross ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dahl ◊ JoAnn Sawyer Delafield ’54 ◊ Elisabeth Stewart DeLargy ‘69 Anne Quarles Doolittle ‘74

Elaine Elder McCarrick ‘61 ◊ Catherine McConnel ◊+ Shirley Dowling McCrary ‘61 ◊ Emilie Van Petten Merritt ‘46 ◊ Dr. Michael and Dr. Claire Plautz

Dr. Julia East ‘79

Ruth Smith Pritchard ‘62 ◊

Ray and Sallie ’62 Edwards ◊

Elizabeth Moore Schreiber ‘75 ◊

Mary Kitchin Eisenman ‘45 ◊*

Page Hynes Sullenberger ‘63 ◊

Epsey Cooke Farrell Weatherbee ‘53

Sally Osborne Talcott ‘38 *

Pearcy Light Flippen ‘63 ◊

Susan Burress Wall ‘49 ◊

Major General L. H. Ginn, III ◊

Kathryn Quarles Wafle ‘71 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Goldenberg ◊

Ann H. Watkins ‘73 ◊

Dana Parks Gray ‘65 ◊

Mila DiCecco Weavil ‘82

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hathaway ◊

The Honorable and Mrs. Don Wilson ◊ Mr. Wesley Wright, Jr. ◊

Miss Dorothea M. Fuller ‘49 ◊

Kitche Roseberry Tolleson ‘48

Sarah Swift Hodgkin ‘45

Louise Coleman Gardiner ‘37 ◊

Jane Mylander Wainwright ‘59

Anna Austell Hogan ‘87 ◊

Mr. Chunbo Zhang and Mrs. Caihong Sun

Susan King Gaskins ‘67

Helen Gravatt Watt ‘40

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Goeke

Robert Whitehurst, Jr. ‘03

Ms. Christiana Holyer +

Margaret Stanley Wood ◊

Marietta Austin-Bielsky ‘73

Sara Kerr Hunt ‘64 ◊

Xilin Xu

Sara Sproul Battin ‘68 ◊

Nancy Edgar Kight ‘66

Susan Ellett Beaver ‘58 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. David N. Kramer ◊

Red/White Club $250 - $499

The Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Hill Brown, III ◊

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lee, Jr.

Marianne Dight Aitken ‘57

Dr. and Mrs. Robin Brown

Susan Hollingsworth Lewis ‘63 ◊

Rida Dawson Aycock ‘56

Mr. Henry D. W. Burt 

Susan Smith Makos ‘72 ◊

Barbara Byars Beard ‘64

William and Barbara Call ‘77 ◊

Ms. Peggy McFarland

Rixey Smith Booth ‘76

Ann Rogers Carman ‘55

Nancy McLaughlin McVey ‘58 ◊

Dorothy Mott Brittingham ‘44

Lucy Jane Hines Conger ‘41

Carolyn Smith Moore ‘67

Mr. Chip Broadway

The Rev. and Mrs. Edward M. Covert ◊

Mr. and Mrs. P. William Moore, Jr.

Mary Elizabeth Burwell ‘54 ◊

Mrs. Anita Crisp ◊

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Moran ◊

Denise Dennis Clover ‘57 ◊

Mary Whitfield De Vachon ‘64

Mr. and Mrs. Quang De Nguyen

Mr. Philip J. Corbeil

Frances B. Early ‘58

Dr. Nancy Poe ‘78 ◊

CONTINUED

Virginia Rogers Holton ‘42 ◊ Sally Holm Hopper ‘75

Old Main Society $500 - $999

Dr. Virginia T. Floyd ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Rinaldi

Glennie Smith Forbes ‘60 ◊◊

Eleanor Opie Seiferth ‘65

Linda Larcom Fowler ‘ 61 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tankard

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G IVING PR O F I L E

Trayona McKeithan GIVING IN GRATITUDE We are all shaped by our experiences. Whether good or bad, they help mold our personalities and our outlook on life.

Recent Stuart Hall graduate Trayona McKeithan ’14 has faced obstacles in her young life that many of us can only imagine. As a small child, Trayona, along with her siblings and mother, found herself without a home. For six months she lived with her family in a shelter in Washington D.C., while Trayona’s mother worked to get the family back on its feet.

In her senior Chapel Talk, Trayona described the situation as a learning experience, “Even though we really didn’t have anything of our own, living under government’s care and public assistance motivated me to use my brain, put 110% in my school work, and not waste my talents.

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It also taught me to never take anything for granted.”

Trayona recognized early the importance of a good education, and she attended Chavez Prep, a charter school in D.C., for four years. “Chavez taught me discipline, respect, and to take education seriously.” Chavez’s vice-principal, Tara O’Flaherty, a graduate of an independent boarding school, encouraged Trayona to consider boarding school.

In 2011, Trayona received an Amy C. Venable Scholarship to attend our School. The scholarship, established at Stuart Hall nearly 30 years ago by Ms. Lucy Venable ’44 in her mother’s name,

provides funding for African American students. “Coming to STU has given me the friendships and relationships with people that I know will last a lifetime, and I know that I will always have another place to call home,” said Trayona. At her new home, Trayona distinguished herself as a leader, serving as a prefect, news editor of the Inlook, captain of the White Team, and as both a Student Government Association and class officer.

Now thriving as a freshman at Virginia Commonwealth University, Trayona has not one, but two career goals: to become a physical therapist, and to start her own organization to help homeless

youth attend boarding school.

Just as Ms. O’Flaherty and Stuart Hall influenced her life, Trayona now desires to transform the lives of others. And she knows the importance of supporting her alma mater.

Trayona, along with all 35 members of her senior class, donated to the Stuart Hall Annual Fund. As she explained, “I was given a special opportunity to attend Stuart Hall, and I want to do my part to give back. I believe that success is overcoming obstacles but not forgetting where you came from, and doing the best in your power to help others.” Thanks to the generosity of Trayona and her classmates, and the support of alumni like Ms. Venable, Stuart Hall will continue to provide an exceptional, college-prep education to future generations.

Mr. C. Rick Chittum ◊

Red/White Club $250 - $499

Margaret Napier Viers ‘78

CONTINUED

Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Warner ◊

Custis Archer Clark ‘52

Ms. Susan F. Cromer

Marian Winsor Wood ‘04 ◊

Elizabeth Peyton Coleman ‘94

Frances B. Early ’58 ◊

Elizabeth Lee Wright ‘42 ◊

Sarah Hill Langhorne Colhoun ‘50 Rebecca Minear Cool ‘64

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Farrell ◊+ Virginia Ball Fisher ‘45

Challengers’ Club $100- $249

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corbeil

Mr. Rush Forquer ◊

Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Anderson

Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cox

Mr. I-Chiang Fu and Mrs. Min Hua

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Apici

Emily Gunn Craddock ‘51

Carol Leonard Gauntlett ‘49

Elizabeth Gordy Arvidson ‘64

Margaret Bales Daniels ‘64

Mr. Robert Bradley Harrell ◊+

Mr. Don Asher

Mr. William Davick and Ms. Susan Read

Harriet Savaides Harris ‘64 ◊

Tamsey Garst Audet ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davis ◊+

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett G.Hines ◊

Micaela Mae Baca ‘11

Margaret Hall Hornbaker ‘55 ◊

Jennifer Stark Ball ‘78

Dr. and Mrs. Walter Kerschl

Elizabeth Alice Barnette ‘04 ◊

Nancy Rothschild Lyons ‘73 ◊

Carolyn Crosby Barthel ‘69

Dr. and Mrs. Preston C. Manning ◊

Reverend Gloria Berberich ◊

Reverend and Mrs. Robert McCarty

Dr. Timothy and Dr. Caroline Bill ◊

Olivia Stuart McFadden ‘49 ◊

Ms. Joan Bissell

Catherine Ferris McPherson ‘74

Linda Willard Black ‘64

Barbara Yocom Miller ‘59 ◊

Ms. Ingrid Blanton +

Mr. Robert Miller ◊

Carter Venable Blundon ‘48

D. M. Nessar +

Jacqueline Brimmer Boice ‘42

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Owens

Sue Matthews Bonnett ‘49 ◊

Denise Zapffe Park ‘57

Victoria Leigh Botkin ‘09

Cynthia Patton ◊+

Dr. and Mrs. Ed Bower ◊

Constance LeSueur Pepper ’63 ◊

The Reverend Thomas D. Bowers

Elizabeth Heatherly Pritchard ‘86

Ann Bosserman Boyd ‘58

Sarah Page Pritzlaff ‘78

Sarah Finley Brodie ‘85

Ms. Pamela Richmond +

Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Brown, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Romanoff

Louisa Adsit Brownell ‘48

Janice Funkhouser Scaglione ‘69 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bryant

Ms. Jenna Smith +

Mildred Martin Buster ‘38

Pamela Echols Smith ‘69

Snowdon Durham Byron ‘55

Lisa King Stratienko ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Cady ◊

Roberta Hastings Turner ‘54

Margaret Melinda Caldwell ‘75 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. William VanDenburgh ◊

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Caran +

Christa Abbott Davis ‘92 Peggy Irons DeBerry ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Decker Dr. Susan Dell Mimi Haggerty Dickerson ‘60 Janet Broman Dingle ‘47 Anita Moore Doyle ‘53 ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dulaney Patty Pendleton DuPuis ‘55 Mr. P. Byrd Eastham, Jr. Caroline Byrd Emswiler ‘64 ◊ Mr. Jeremiah P. Fain ◊ Marion Rogers Fast ‘44 ◊ Anne Wilson Finley ‘89 CONTINUED

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Challengers’ Club $100- $249

Melody Tope Hainline ‘78 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. James Kivlighan, Jr. ◊+

Ann Pettis Mayo ‘50

CONTINUED

Jane Timberlake Helwig ‘65

Renee Jenkins Knight ‘76

Margaret Denny McClung ‘72

Sally Alexander Ford ‘47 ◊

Bruce Higginbotham Hemp ‘72

Augusta Blundon Kosowicz ‘80 ◊

Jane Core McCombs ‘50

Ann Candace Corry Garner ‘63

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Higgins

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kyler ◊

Peggy Pearce McElvain ‘53

Catherine Dell Garris ‘95 ◊

Mr. & Mrs. L. Ryan Hodges III

Laura Hepinstall Landry ‘47

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turney McIntyre, III ◊

Mary Morriss Gibbs ‘53 ◊

Mary Bolling Davis Hoffman ‘49 ◊

Mr. Stanley Lesniak ◊

Trayona Danielle McKeithan ‘14

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilligan ◊

Elizabeth Baker Hopkins ‘50 ◊◊

Elizabeth Warner Lewis ‘75

Dabney Neff McLean ‘48

Brooke Canada Golden ‘64 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Horne ◊

Elizabeth Sellars Little ‘50

Mr. & Mrs. Howard McMillan, Jr.

Jaquelin Smith Gotlieb ‘64

Rose Marie Falls Howard ‘56 ◊

Linda Roller Livick ‘53 ◊

Lucy Burwell Meade ‘53 ◊

Dr. Angela R. Staton and Dr. Steven E. Grande ◊

Victoria Oppel Hudson ‘87

Catherine Lloyd ‘60

Barbara and Bob Mechler

Mr. James C. Hunnicutt ◊

Dr. James D. Lott, Sr. ◊

Margaret Anne Miles ‘80 Elizabeth Smith Miller ‘50

Betsy Butzner Greene ‘66

Wanda Smith Hunt ‘76

Amanda Kathryn Luttrell ‘05 ◊

Diane Greene Greenpope ‘75

Sally Howie Jebson ‘55 ◊

Deborah Lambert Major ‘74

Janet Putnam Morrison ‘50

Mr. David Grubb

Dr. Sybille Jobin ◊

Victoria Sharpe Marks ‘56 ◊

Margaret Faulconer Nelms ‘47

Alice Trout Hagan ‘45 ◊

Elizabeth Shewmake Johannessen ‘50 ◊

Heatheranne Martin ‘87 ◊

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Newell, Jr. ◊

Ms. Brenda Hagg and Mr. William Lloyd ◊

Ms. Elizabeth Kerr ‘70

Mr. Neven Matthews ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Brien

Casey Good Ochs ‘89

Anne Hall Rickards ‘72

Jane Stuart Smith ‘43

Jones Lewis Vestal ‘50

Steve and Shelby Owen ◊

Marcia Brown Ridenhour ‘64

Dr. and Mrs. William Sowers ◊

Mr. Michael Volk and Ms. Andrea Shafir

Alana Brisbin Parker ‘69 ◊

Crissy Hinson Roberts ‘89

Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ◊

Bill and Debbie Patterson ◊

Mary Louise Oliver Roebuck ‘57

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer

Anne Wakefield Peachy ‘56 ◊

Sally Wheat Ruffin ‘55

Mrs. Harriette LaVarre Spiegel ‘63 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Don Pedersen

Florence Jones Rutherford ‘71

Barbara Boian Stockton ‘58

Mary Cary Ward Peterson ‘06 ◊

Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan ◊

Dorothy Page Sullenberger ‘88 ◊

Ms. Dell Philpott

Dr. Eileen Ryan ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sullivan

The Reverend and Mrs. Gilbert Pingel

Mr. Albert Rylak

Nancy Guthrie Summers ‘64

Mary Jones Underwood ‘71 Sarah Stacy Wall ‘74 ◊ Jane Page Watson ‘73 Elizabeth Kemper Wharton ‘54 ◊ Beatrice de Blonay White ‘58 Ms. Joanna Whitmore Amber Michelle Wilkins

Dr. Jung Ra ◊

Betsy Norris Sanders ‘64 ◊

Janice Jacobson Thomas ‘64

Bonnie Van Fossen Ralston ‘84

Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow L. Sanders +

Mary Stephens Winfree ‘45

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ramp

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Thomas

Tom and Mary Scarborough

The Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Tillerson

Lisa Coleman Wood ‘60

Ms. Emma Wise ‘54

Julia Beatrice Reed ‘74

Margaret Lawrence Scutchfield ‘65

Orville and Candace Rehling

Mr. Carl Siebentritt

Anne Bell Turnbull ‘71 ◊

Sybil Thurman Wyatt ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Silvestri

Louise Miller Vaughan ‘47 ◊

Mary Broman Wyton ‘66

Nikky-Guninder K. Singh ‘74

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson F. Vellines, Jr. ◊

Ms. Susan Young

Ms. Kathleen M. Lee and Mr. David Rexrode ◊ Anne Stuart Richardson ‘48

CONTINUED

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MIND | BODY | HEART | SPIRIT

G IVING PR O F I L E

Giving as a Way of Life DAVID HUTCHINGS

Sophmore class sponsor, co-coach of Stuart Hall’s boys and girl’s cross country teams, and mentor to many students, David Hutchings, or Sẽnor as he’s commonly known understands the value of independent school education.

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For beloved Stuart Hall Spanish teacher David Hutchings, philanthropy has been a part of his life for as long as he can remember.

“My dad taught me the importance of giving both time and money. And I want to help my students understand how they can make a difference by volunteering and fundraising for causes they want to support.”

For David, his cause in high school and college was Habitat for Humanity. He raised money, helped build houses, and participated in the Collegiate Challenge during school breaks.

Volunteering his time and working with others for a common

Friends Up to $99

Deborah Holley Clay ‘87

Anonymous Donor

Robin Franklin Clement ‘74

Mrs. Genevieve Adams

CeCe Clement-Freiert ‘75

Dr. Masood Ahmed and Ms. Asia Masood

Ms. Suzi Linn Clement-Sigur ‘73

Hattie Liddon Andersen ‘59

Nancy Hogg Collins ‘79

Sara Washam Cody ‘71

Mr. Bradley C. Arnold ◊+

Ms. Jennie Cook

Ms. Mary Arrington

Gail Elizabeth Agett Cooler ‘71

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baaden

Deborah Doutt Coombs ‘60

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Barrett

Ms. Barbara Costello

Dr. Kenneth Barron and Dr. Gretchen Achenbach

Ann Roach Crawford ‘68

Betsy Gorrell Bennett ‘44 Dr. and Mrs. Jim Bill ◊◊ Anne Fairfax Carr Bingham ‘63 ◊◊◊

Mr. Sean Crocker + Ann Riley Currie ‘67 Mr. W. Page Dame III

Sam Somers Bishop ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bomberger ◊ Sarah Loflin Borcherding ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brammer

good are fulfilling for David, and he is actively involved in planning community service activities for Stuart Hall students. “I love teaching at Stuart Hall because I have the chance to not only educate children, but also to mentor them.

I have the opportunity to delve into character education, and help my students understand how rewarding philanthropy can be.”

David is proud that he has given to the Annual Fund every month of the five years he has taught at Stuart Hall. He spent his childhood attending independent schools and understands that tuition alone does not cover the costs of running great schools

and educating students. “As an educator I understand the value of independent school education and want to support Stuart Hall as much as I am able.”

David’s father also supports the School through the Annual Fund.

According to David, “My father says that sending my brother and me to an independent school is the best decision he could have made and he wants to do his part to add to their financial stability.” We are very grateful to have David and his father as members of our community and extremely thankful to have great teachers like David in the classroom.

Drs. Glenn and Jennifer Brammer Dr. and Mrs. M. Todd Brandt ◊ Robin Eckstorm Brechtel ‘71 Justine Waite Brim ‘04 Ms. Kelly Flora-Brownell and Mr. Randolph Brownell, III ◊+ Dr. and Mrs. Brian Brumbaugh Anne Spargo Bryan ‘72 Ms. Louise Caldwell ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cameron Mr. Joseph Carapiet Mr. Kevin Carini + Nancy Gardner Carter ‘63 Ashley Beth Carter ‘87 Ms. Cristina Casado ‘93 and Mr. Juan Pablo Molina The Reverend Nan Elizabeth Chandler ‘61 Shuang Emma Chen ‘14

Ms. Sheri Daniel Elizabeth Fuller Davis ‘51 ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davis Chelsea Elizabeth Deaton ‘13 Kaitlin Michelle Deaton ‘13 CONTINUED

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Friends Up to $99

Rebecca Stuart Haque

CONTINUED

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hardman

Dr. Paul Deeble and Dr. Jenny Visger Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dewing Marjorie Nash Dodd ‘64 Jacqueline Leigh Duke ‘87 Kathryn Hill Dutton ‘74 Ms. Gloria Eakin + Katherine Locke Eastham ‘11 Margaret McLean Eckman ‘07 Funmi Temitope Eletu ‘14 Mildred Lee Taylor Farmer ‘55 Ms. Julie Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fornadel Dr. and Mrs. James Forrester Liza Edmondson Fosburgh ‘47 Nancy Thompson Fowler ‘54 Margaret Mansfield Frantz ‘55 Daniel Frye ◊ Nancy Cheston Gardner ‘59 Linda Newell Garza ‘78 Ms. Sarah Gibson ◊+

◊

Denotes five or more years consecutive giving

*

Denotes deceased

+

Denotes faculty or staff member

 Denotes Board of Governors or Foundation Board member

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Alexis Tayonna Hart ‘14 Virginia Coppridge Hayes ‘73 Nicole Kristen Heider ‘14 Mrs. Virginia M. Henry + Jane Lakin Hershey ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hewitt Dr. and Mrs. Joel Hodson + Anatolia Ebru Hodson ‘14 Sallie Fillebrown Hofmann ‘46 Ms. Barbara Coyle Holt + Katelyn Marie Hoover ‘14 Ms. Monique Horshaw Stephen Mathias Hoyle ‘14 Teresa Huntley + Mr. David Hutchings + Destinee Nicole Jackson ‘ 14 McKenzie Marsaud Janosky ‘14 Priscilla Pineiro Jenkins ‘94 Alexander Frederick Jobin ‘04 Louise Jamison Johnson ‘59 Ms. Josung Kang ‘13

Dr. Tammy Gilligan and Mr. Jeffrey Gilligan ◊

Lynn Davidson Katz ‘87

Ms. Jiaxin Gong ‘13

Ms. Samantha Kelley ‘13

Ms. Rutian Gong ‘14

Dylan Hall Kramer ‘12

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Gordon ◊+

Ms. Emily L’Heureux +

Jane Bauserman Gordon ‘87

Elizabeth Stephens LaRue ‘00

Sarah Thomas Guerry ‘62

Abigail Rose Lawhorne ‘13

Ms. Xianzi Guo

Mr. and Mrs. David Lawyer

Katherine Hagg ‘10

Ms. and Mr. Tim Layne +

Faye Hatcher Haggerty ‘59

Ms. Junghyun Lee ‘13

Elizabeth Hamblet ‘97

Helen Smith Lewis ‘50

Mr. and Mrs. William Randall Hamblet ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Lewis

Ms. Chia-Yi Lin ‘14 Ms. Demi Lin ‘14 Ms. Yifei Ling ‘14 Mrs. Kathleen Maddox ◊+ Alison Bassett Maher ‘89 Mr. David Martz ◊ Ms. Carole Matson Mary Crawford Mayhew ‘64 Theresa Jane McMurdo ‘87 Mr. Christopher McPhee Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. McQuain Anne Rhett Taylor Merrill ‘65 Elizabeth Gonce Messer

Mr. and Mrs. Hancel Porterfield

Elizabeth Fox Slack ‘59

Mr. and Mrs. Urs von Rotz

Kelsie Janelle Powell ‘14

Ann Randolph Smith ‘70 ◊

Daryl Farrington Walker ‘54 ◊

Ms. Dianne Proctor

Michael Phillip Smith ‘03

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wallis

Ms. Farha Quadri

Ms. Ann Lefeve Snyder +

Anne Burress Wampler ‘62

Mr. Bill Reagan and Ms. Amanda McGuire

Kaitlynn Murphy Snyder ‘12

Ms. Yunxuan Wang ‘14

Ms. Se Bin Song ‘13

Ellen Selph Ward ‘87

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Morrison

William Jacob Rhodes ‘14

Mr. Dylan Sorge

Eleanor Bell Washburn ‘65

Dr. Fariss Mousa and Dr. Andrea Chauvin

Mr. Elijah Marc Rinaldi ‘14

Katherine Campbell Spurlock ‘87

Katreniah L. Washington ‘87

Sallie Rowe Roberts ‘79

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crockett Stanley II

Ms. Xintong Wei ‘14

Ms. Lilian Muhoza ‘14

Chris Roder

Rebecca Dountz Stewart ‘55

Mr. Giorgi Nadiradze ‘14

Josephine Smith Strickler ‘66

The Rev. and Mrs. Hugh C. White, III ◊

Genevieve Clarke Neice ‘87

Mr. Riaan Rossouw and Ms. Rachel O’Neill

Anne Davis Strider ‘80

Mr. and Mrs. William C. White

Hunter Waldehar Nelson ‘06

Dr. David Rylak and Ms. Lena Fairless

Amanda Strupp Whitsel ‘78

Jessica Lassere Ryland ‘04

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Strong

Mr. & Mrs. J. Ross Newell III ◊

Shiyao Michelle Sun ‘14

Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Wilson

Ly Phoung Cam Nguyen ‘13

Bradley Hall Sampson ‘14

Mr. Steven Woodrum ‘13

Sheri Duff Sapp ‘87

Christy Renee Swartz ‘03

Mary Beirne Kerr Nutt ‘57 ◊

Ms. Anlan Tao ‘14

Lucy Winston Works ‘34

Lainey Margaret Metz ‘14 Ms. Nancy Meyer Constance Thomas Mooradian ‘59 Sallie Ellen Morgan ‘78 Dr. Shanique Palmer and Mr. Omar Morgan

Maria Nicole Ortiz ‘14

Mary Reynolds Sasser ‘42

Ms. Peirang Xu ‘14

Alice Bicking Schain ‘87

Elizabeth Keyes Taylor ‘64

Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Overstreet

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Thompson

Anne James Yellott ‘50

Dr. and Mrs. Quay Parrott ◊

Mr. and Mrs. Art Schlappi

Maybelle Runkle Traut ‘51

Alice Tappan York ‘55

Ms. Cynthia Peel +

Jessica Lindsey Shafie ‘87

Patricia Rhein Turner ‘61

Ms. Xinyi Zhang ‘14

Samantha Phillips

Raven Alexandra Showalter ‘12

Mr. and Mrs. Travis J. Tysinger

Ms. Quan Zhou ‘13

Ms. Marty Philpott

Teresa Johnson Skidmore ‘87

Ms. Emily Urbina

Ms. Shuman Zhou ‘14

Ms. Louise M. Velletri ◊

CONTINUED

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G IVING PR O F I L E

giving to transform GRACE DEN HARTOG & BILL KING

There is no better service we can render to the masses of people than to set about and preserve for them wide spaces of fine scenery for their delight.

- JAMES BRYCE

Grace den Hartog and her husband Bill King believe strongly in the transformative power of philanthropy. Although their law careers and family life keep them extremely busy, they find time to volunteer and support non-profit organizations in their Richmond, Virginia community and beyond.

Grace is a former member of the Stuart Hall Board of Trustees and currently serves as vice-president of the Board of Directors of the Science Museum of Virginia Foundation. Bill currently serves on the boards of St. Christopher’s School and Lewis Ginter Botanical

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Garden, and is past chairman of the Dartmouth College Board of Trustees and the YMCA of Greater Richmond.

The couple’s daughter, Mary Douglas “Mattie” den Hartog, is a 2005 graduate of Stuart Hall School. During her two years as a boarder, Mattie formed strong bonds with fellow students and teachers and earned honors in Visual and Performing Arts.

Mattie’s positive experience at Stuart Hall prompted Grace’s decision to join the Board of Governors in 2008. As a former Stuart Hall parent and board

member, Grace understood that tuition alone does not cover the costs of running the School, let alone pay for capital improvements. Therefore, when she and Bill were asked by Head of School Mark Eastham to help fund a new facilities project on the Staunton campus, they not only agreed, they offered to be the lead donors.

Stuart Hall’s board and administrative team had long desired to improve the area between Old Main and Robertson House that had fallen into disrepair. It was one of the only locations on campus

that wasn’t especially attractive or highly utilized, and Mr. Eastham and many others saw the potential for vast improvements. Thanks to the generosity of Grace and Bill, as well as unrestricted bequests, over a period of four months worn tennis courts and an unusable hillside were transformed into the Davis-Pitt Commons.

Named in honor of Grace’s mother, Jane Pitt Robinson, and Bill’s mother, Suzanne Davis King, the Commons provides a multitiered quad-like gathering spot for students, faculty and classes, as well as a patio/stage that can be

CORPORATION AND FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS Providing matching funds, corporate donations and pass-through gifts

Vision Technology Group The Winston-Salem Foundation ◊

Advisors Charitable Gift Fund ◊

TRIBUTES (Memorials and Honorees)

America’s Charities ◊

Memorial Name

Baton Rouge Area Foundation ◊

Mary J. Asher ‘58

Carr Family Foundation

Lile Bell

Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia ◊

Margaret Bowers ‘51

Cochran Family Foundation ◊

Justice George M. Cochran

Diocese of Virginia ◊

Mary E. Eisenman 45

Ann Barron Carroll

Donald T. Regan Foundation

Jerry Ferrato

Episcopal Diocese of Southwestern Virginia ◊

Kathleen D. Forbes ‘74

Exxon Mobil Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund ◊

Elizabeth Forquer ‘46 Katherine A. Forrester

Garland & Agnes Taylor Gray Foundation - The Community Foundation ◊ Hamm Family Foundation, Inc. - Northern Trust Bank, FSB ◊ Hersh-McCallie International Education Consulting

used for outdoor seating, theatre productions, and other events.

"We were absolutely delighted to participate in extending Stuart Hall’s education outreach beyond its four walls into a beautiful and inviting outdoor venue,” Grace shared. “We couldn’t think of a more perfect way to honor our mothers, both of whom loved their gardens and backyard gatherings of family and friends, and to help establish a common place of beauty and function that all in the Stuart Hall family could enjoy.”

Today, the Commons has already established itself as a vital and

fundamental part of the Stuart Hall campus. Classes are often held there, students and faculty enjoy meals on the patio, and the theatre class rehearses there. This past May, Stuart Hall held its 171st commencement ceremony on the Commons, with Grace den Hartog appropriately serving as graduation speaker. And in August, the Commons provided the perfect location for the first all-school picnic, allowing the entire Stuart Hall community, Prek-12, to join together to welcome the start of the 2014-15 School year.

Katharine Taylor Gray Fund - The Community Foundation Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc. ◊ Merck Partnership for Giving ◊ The Network for Good ◊ The New York Community Trust ◊ Norfolk Southern Foundation ◊

J. Kevin Fox

Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation ◊

Senator Elmon T. Gray

Prudential Foundation ◊

Pamela S. Gray ‘45

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Silvia Grubb ‘40

Schwab Charitable Fund - Musser Family Fund ◊

Alexandra K. Haigney ‘80

Split Banana UBS Wealth Management USA ◊ Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program ◊

Virginia F. Harding Hilda Heider Joan Howell ‘48 CONTINUED

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STU EVE N T

alumni weekend As springtime arrived, Stuart Hall joyfully celebrated Alumni Weekend, as well as the generations of women and men who have called this School home.

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TRIBUTES (Memorials and Honorees) Memorial Name CONTINUED

Lloyd Johannessen Martha Dabney Jones Constance C. King Richard E. Knuckalls Jane LeBus ‘42 Pamela Lott Virginia W. Louisell ‘43 Mary A. Mason ‘49 Ann-Marie Matthews Georgene Maxwell ‘47 Annette Mead Linda B. Miller ‘74 Jane Milward ‘38 Jane M. Morris ‘74 Lavinia Nelson Mary H. Newman Margaret Norris ‘41 George R. Oliver Hierome L. Opie Elden Plettner Jason C. Redifer ‘03 Mary Opie Robinson ‘41 Margaret M. Roles ‘61 Peggy Schaller ‘46 Caroline C. Schooley

A festive lunch complete with awards presentations, spirited Red/White Games on Fillmore

Jane R. Selph Turner T. Smith

Field, a Virginia Wine Tasting in Carroll House, and a touching roundtable conversation moder-

Patricia Lester Stacy

ated by Head of School Mark Eastham, were all part of the weekend's activities. Laughter

Susan G. Tansey ‘74

and tears abounded as alums realized that their connection with Stuart Hall did not end on

Florence Tullidge ‘45

graduation day - it had only just begun.

Joan E. Tiller ‘71 Ralph Wilson Sarah E. Yates CONTINUED

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TRIBUTES (Memorials and Honorees) Memorial Name

Class of 1964 Class of 1978

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Joan W. Milligan ‘42

Virginia Waller Davis ‘17 *

Laren J. Minton ‘14

Frances B. Dawson ‘52 *

Bonnie L. Nielson ‘64

Mr. Robert A. De Coudres *

James H. Page

Virginia Boogher Dillard ‘25 *

Annette A. Parker ‘69

Betty Bowman Duval ‘30 *

John M. Parrott ‘25

Frances B. Early ‘58

Marguerite K. Parrott ‘27

Dr. Julia East ‘79

Robert S. Parrott ‘23

Virginia Ball Fisher ‘45

Nancy T. Poe ‘78

Catherine Baber Fleischman ‘81

Jean Powell

Lorraine Murphy Fletcher ‘06 *

Cheryl J. Reynolds ‘79

Olga Mohler Fulton ‘28 *

P. Douglas Roller

Mr. Fred O. Funkhouser 8

Gillian M. Steger ‘17

Carol Leonard Gauntlett ‘49 *

Page Sullenberger ‘63

Mrs. J. Lewis Gibbs *

Jacob S. Goldenberg ‘24

Lucy Dent Venable

Mary Morriss Gibbs ‘53 Sylvia Mathis Gibson ‘53

Mark H. Eastham Chieh-Ling Fu ‘15 Robin Gaither ‘71 Katherine E. Goldenberg ‘21

Margaret S. Wood

Class of 1995

Samuel I. Goldenberg ‘20

Susan L. Yates ‘73

Ellen Victor Gilchrist ‘19 *

Lower School Faculty

Doris Goode

Senator Elmon T. * and Mrs. Pamela Gray ‘44 *

Sue Appleby

Kathryn R. Hardman ‘18

GIBBS SOCIETY

Bethany K. Barron ‘18

Charles V. Harmon

J Lewis Gibbs Legacy Members

Katharine Taylor Gray ‘68

Ian W. Barron ‘21

Brenda R. Hathaway

Susie McMullen Beck ‘60

Betsy Butzner Greene ‘66

Patrick F. Bassett

Bruce Hemp ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Berry *

Mr. William M. Habliston *

Holland A. Bill ‘21

Jackson C. Hines ‘24

Bernard Berkeley Blanchard ‘39 *

Mrs. Mildred Haines *

Joan Bissell

Lily N. Hines ‘22

Ms. Shelley Boatright

Helen Robinson Heinzer ‘75

P. Roger Bowen

Anna K. Hogan ‘87

Harriet Davis Boone ‘57

Virginia Rogers Holton ‘42

Adalyn S. Brugger ‘80

Isabel G. Hogue ‘72

Patricia Hamilton Bousfield ‘36 *

Sally Balch Hurme ‘64

Gretchen C. Cogar ‘47

John Hoyle

Margaret Aspril Boyer ‘33 *

Marian Esther Javana ‘49 *

Ashley J. Dahl ‘19

Hanna B. Kivlighan ‘18

Dr. David H. Charlton

Kristine Lynette Johnson ‘74

Andrew T. Dahl ‘24

Isabel O. Kivlighan ‘15

Mary Blakeslee Nettleton Chase ‘45

Miss Martha Dabney Jones *

Hannah R. Dahl ‘16

James R. Kivlighan ‘21

Yvonne Franklin Clement ‘42

Anne Norris Kast ‘66

Oliver P. Dahl ‘18

Elizabeth LaRue ‘00

Reverend * and Mrs. George M. Cochran

Mrs. Martha Kendall *

Sarah K. Dahl ‘21

Nicholas B. LaGrua ‘17

Nancy Lyne Coleman ‘42 *

Elizabeth Smith Kirkland ‘56

Sophie M. Dahl ‘22

Deborah L. Major ‘74

Lucy Jane Hines Conger ‘41

Dr. Swen Eric Laser

Laura A. Dame ‘89

Amelia J. Maxham ‘22

Elizabeth Lewis Constantine ‘30*

Mrs. Paula Reeves Lea

Kathy Eastham

Oliver B. Maxham ‘24

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook *

Shirley Wright Lester ‘54 *

Mr. Edsel H. Lester Rebecca Pollard Logan ‘24 Grace Phillips Loth ‘24 Josephine Gibbs Lotz ‘34 Susan Smith Makos ‘72 Dr. Robert C. Manchester * Mary “Boots” Taylor Mason ‘49 * Mary Agnes Amick Melton ‘46 * Mr. Malcolm Ross Murlless * Bonnie ‘64 and Dennis Nielson Mrs. Fillmore Norfleet * Frances Mildred O’Brien ‘30 * Mr. Jonathan Old, Jr. Mrs. William J. Perry * Aurellia Wollin Price ‘44 * Elizabeth Heatherly Pritchard ‘86 Paige Lester Pruett ‘89 Kathryn Maddux Quarles ‘47 Mrs. Gladys T. Quarles * Elizabeth Kernan Quigley ‘44 Julia Gooch Richmond ‘30 * Dr. and Mrs. James Rooney Laura Lee Buchanan Rush ‘46 Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott ‘32 Kimberlee Lester Smith ‘87 Anne Bragdon Smith ‘34

Mr. Thomas * and Mrs. Florence Gray ‘45 Tullidge * Lucy Dent Venable ‘44 Deborah Lotz Walker ‘66 Susan Burress Wall ‘49 Polly Taylor Watson ‘57 Frederick L. and Sally Opie ‘48 Watson, Jr. Emily Timberlake Watterson ‘30 * Elizabeth Bivens Weaver ‘57 Mrs. James C. Wheat, Jr. * Beatrice de Blonay White ‘58 Dorothy Ford Wiley ‘19 * Isabel W. Willson * Mrs. Robert Withers * Ronald and Susan ‘73 Yates

GIFTS-IN-KIND Elizabeth White Baker ‘88 Balzer and Associates Anne Quarles Doolittle ‘74 Sally Balch Hurme ‘64 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Lee, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Len Nelsen Bonnie ‘64 and Dennis Nielson Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rochford

Jane Stuart Smith ‘43

Mr. Riaan Rossouw and Ms. Rachel O’Neill

Gen. * and Mrs. Archibald Sproul

Mr. Victor and Dr. Karen Santos

Mary K. Nelson Stern ‘66

Split Banana

Dr. Emma J. Stokes ‘63

Mr. Yuebin Sun and Mrs. Jin Hao

Page Hynes Sullenberger ‘63

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Thompson

Mrs. Margaret Sutton *

Vision Technology Group

Katharine Fitzhugh Terrie ‘62

Matthew Reid Waalkes ‘09

Mary Lasley Thomas ‘40

Ms. Xintong Wei ‘14

Jane Roseberry Tolleson ‘48 *

Mary Ballou Handy Williams ‘55

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annual gala What began as a cloudy and rainy day turned into a beautiful spring evening as the Stuart Hall community gathered to attend the School’s largest fundraiser of the year.

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GALA SPO N SO R S Mr. and Mrs. William B. Armstrong

The Jonquils & Jazz Gala committee, comprised primarily of parent and alumni volunteers, planned a fun evening of fantastic food, fabulous music and fanciful auction items. Funds raised by the event were directed to faculty support and professional development. Thank you to all of our generous sponsors, parents, board members, faculty, staff, and friends who helped make the evening a success!

Sara Sproul Battin ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Beasley, III Mr. Frederick Blanton The Rev. and Mrs. P. Roger Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Cotten Brown Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia The Rev. and Mrs. Edward M. Covert Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cross Mr. and Mrs. Rory Cutaia Dental Health Associates Mr. Joseph Dickey and Mrs. Mary Beth Starkey Ms. Mary Louise Fisher Ms. Mary Carter Frackelton Good Printers Goods Services, LLC Dana Parks Gray ‘65 Harrisonburg OB-GYN Associates, P.C. Heritage Hospitality Management Sally Balch Hurme ‘64 Dr. and Mrs. Walter Kerschl Ms. Grace den Hartog and Mr. William H. King, Jr. Cathy ‘67 and David Loevner Bonnie ‘65 and Dennis Nielson Steve and Shelby Owen Annette Smith Parker ‘69 Mr. Victor and Dr. Karen Santos Eleanor Opie Seiferth ‘65 Page Hynes Sullenberger ‘63 Timberlake, Smith, Thomas, & Moses Kathryn Quarles Wafle ‘71 The Honorable and Mrs. Don Wilson, Ph.D. Ms. Denise Wooldridge ‘76

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