The Webb Magazine Fall-Winter 2016-2017

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Webb exceeds $10M Campaign milestone; special celebration planned in spring

Webb honored two longtime faculty members, Jacquelyn Boyanton, English Department chair, and Raymond Pryor, director of technology, during a recent special chapel. Boyanton was presented the G. Webb Follin, Jr. Chair of English, and Pryor was presented the W. Bryant Woosley, Sr. Chair of Technology.

As of the end of November, The Webb School has received more than $10.6 million in gifts and pledges as part of its “Moving our Tradition Forward Campaign”. This milestone marks the completion of the Campaign that started in July of 2010.

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It Really is the People It’s the people. Just ask someone what they enjoy most about the myriad of activities that occupy their lives – family, careers, clubs, community service, church, travel ... Almost universally the answer will be “It’s the people.”

Scouting and The Webb School

The Webb School’s appeal to a Boy Scout is immediately apparent. Green grass on a wide open campus and class meetings in the shade of 100-year-old oaks offer an appealing alternative to concrete hallways, but the similarities do not end there. The School’s core values of integrity and courtesy are engrained in the institution’s mission statement and Latin motto, “Noli Res Subdole Facere,” translated to “Do nothing on the sly.”

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Pedigree Your Ancestors: The Moore Family Legacy

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It’s the People! Webb is a perfect example of how people make the difference. Look closely at the faces of 2016-2017 students, faculty and staff -- just some of the people who represent the Webb community.

Then read a message by Head of School Ray Broadhead as well as comments by others on page 12 about why It’s the People.

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Raymond S. Broadhead Head of School Joe Iorio Assistant Head of School and Business Manager WEBB COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR: Rita Mitchell Director of Communications DESIGN & LAYOUT: Gayle K. McClanahan Graphic Designer CONTRIBUTORS Alyce Allen Database Coordinator Meredith Crockett Director of Special Events and Outreach Dorothy Elkins Alumni Research Assistant Carmen Greenberg Development Officer Julie Harris ’95 Director of Admissions Meredith Hilleary Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Relations Matt Wilson Director of Alumni & Development The Webb School Magazine is published biannually in the summer and winter by The Webb School, 319 Webb Road East, Bell Buckle, Tenn. The Webb School is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization: 620401875.

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"It's the People" When it was mentioned that the focus of the Fall-Winter Webb Magazine was to be “It’s the People”, I could not have been more pleased.

Much of the focus at Webb in the past year was on the new Residential Village Phase I – two new dorms and a student center. These are beautiful and functional buildings that enhance the campus and help the school attract and retain students.

However, throughout Webb’s history, it is what goes on inside these and other buildings which makes Webb what it is today. It’s the people.

It is the residential faculty members who devote countless hours to boarding students after teaching, coaching, or other activities to support the boarding students.

Monitoring study hours, checking students’ whereabouts, giving some adult advice on an issue, and nursing a sick student can all be a part of evening dorm coverage.

It is the teachers spending extra time with a student to review test corrections, encouraging a student after an unsatisfactory outcome, helping to prepare a student for his or her first declamation, or spending extra time to prepare the lesson to be “just right.” Faculty and staff members listen carefully as a student reveals his or her dreams, then they work with each student to help find the pathway to achieve them.

A business office worker comes in on the weekend, as the deadline for the school audit is rapidly approaching.

The college counselor is empathically working with a student after his or her “dream college” has denied admission. The sports coach is working off-season with the players, exhorting them to push hard to be the best that they can be. There is a faculty member driving a spectator bus so that 40 students can attend an away game. It is the last week

before the play, the concert, or the art opening, and students and faculty work extra hours to fine tune a performance or exhibit.

It is the maintenance staff member who spends three hours on a Friday night, attending to a sewer line problem. Then, there is the custodial worker coming in on Sunday to be sure that everything is ready for Monday’s Visitors’ Day. The admissions officer has been gone for more than a week, traveling to several cities to identify new prospects for Webb.

Alumni return to campus, and Alumni and Development staff members work together to make this the best visit possible. The Alumni Board meets and discusses how to promote the school among its large constituency. The Board of Trustees has its annual retreat to discuss relevant issues – big and small – to govern the school at the highest level.

It is the many trustees, alumni, faculty, staff, parents and students who give their time, talent, or treasure to support a school that has survived and thrived for 147 years and counting (the School’s 2015 – 2016 Annual Report is enclosed in this magazine).

Most important, it is the students, present and past, who have given so much of themselves to create an environment of honor, character, respect, scholarship, and acceptance.

The Webb School is uniquely special.

I am grateful for all of the people in the past 147 years, who have been a part of creating this wonderful school environment. These are just a few examples of all of the great things that happen here. Thank you to all of the people!

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FALL RECAP...

Kudos & news

2016-2017 Follin Speaker Series at Webb The series included presentations by a motivational speaker, an author and a salsa band during the fall semester. The endowed program allows Webb to offer its students, faculty, staff and community a wide range of academic and cultural offerings.

The series began in September with a presentation by Blake McMeans, who related how “one tragic incident changed the course of his life forever”. In October, Webb graduate Julia Claiborne Johnson ’77, author of Be Frank with Me, spoke to the Webb community. Following a Q&A, she signed books. During the day, she also spoke to several classes and had lunch and discussion with two students each from grades 9-12, who had read her book. In November, Lalo and Friends Salsa Band performed. Lalo Davila, Director of Percussion Studies at Middle Tennessee State University School of Music, has extensive experience both as an educator, composer, author and performer.

In April there will be a presentation by former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, now Dean of the Law School and Doyle Rogers Distinguished Professor of Law at Belmont University. He will speak to classes and have lunch with students prior to the afternoon presentation and Q&A. An afternoon concert by Scotland’s Tannahill Weavers is planned for May. There will be a free community concert at Webb in the evening.

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Webb faculty, staff present at TAIS Biennial Conference

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Fifteen Webb faculty and staff members were among presenters at the Biennial Conference of the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools at McCallie School in Chattanooga in November. Webb’s conference presenters and their topics included the following: Scott Dorsett and Jena Jones, athletics director and assistant director, 14 Legal Duties Owed by Athletics Personnel; Brian Polk, chemistry teacher, Mindset, Virtue, and Classroom Practices; Carmel Cordero, LIFT teacher, An Open Discussion on Reading Comprehension at the High School Level; Adam Feldbruegge, physics teacher, Physics Through Inquiry; Dr. Leone Broadhead and Dr. Jeff Bonner, biology teachers, Scientific Argumentation in the Middle School Classroom; Ray Broadhead, head of school, and Matt Wilson, director of alumni and development, How Do You Fund an Independent School? A Panel Discussion on How School Heads Can Forge Successful Partnerships with the A&D Office; Hannah Byrd Little, library director, Capstone Projects and the Independent School; Kelly Northrup, Latin teacher, Instruction and Assessment in Latin Classes; Robyn Kerstiens, Spanish teacher, Pinterest and Instagram in World Language Class Planning and Prep (Others Too); Teddy Schaffer and Jeff Mitchell, math teachers, Problem-Based Learning in Algebra 1, Geometry, and Beyond; and Raymond Pryor, director of technology and advanced placement computer science teacher, Tiny Computers Create Big Ideas.

Students present Presidential Forum In advance of the Nov. 8 election, students assumed the roles of candidates in a Presidential Forum on Oct. 10 during chapel. Neil Barrett, English teacher, served as moderator; and Ethan Hedding, represented the Republican Party; Luke Nafrada, Libertarian Party; Clem Smith, Green Party; and Maddie McAndrew, Democratic Party.

Larry Nichols, Webb’s Democracy teacher, organized the event.

A group of students, parents, alumni, faculty and staff enjoyed a trip to Japan, July 13-21.

The tour took them to Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima.

46 AP Scholars record for Webb, 5 earn national honors Forty-six students, the most ever at Webb, recently were named Advanced Placement Scholars. Additionally five achieved national ranking. Webb students passed 80.4 percent of all exams taken. Also, a total of 86.8 percent of Webb students achieved a score eligible for college credit and/or advanced placement in college courses. The pass rate in Tennessee was 58.4 percent, and the worldwide pass rate, 60.2 percent.

The students’ recognition is based on their spring 2016 AP exam scores.

111 Webb students took a total of 250 AP exams. Webb offered 22 Advanced Placement classes in 2015-16. A total of 4.7 million exams were taken worldwide, and more than 33,000 Tennessee students took more than 56,000 exams in 2016. Three Webb courses had every student earn a passing grade.

“I am really proud of the AP performances of our students and the faculty who teach them,” said Head of School Ray Broadhead. “This year we had 25 more students take AP exams, and a total of 46 more exams than last year. Even with this large increase, we had a higher AP pass rate than last year. Our scores are competitive with the best schools in the state.”

The Webb School Parents’ Association presented faculty and staff with “Thankfulness” Bags filled with all sorts of treats from homemade bread, cookies and brownies to specialty items, candy and other snacks. The presentation was during a special chapel on Nov. 17, and seniors assisted with the distribution. Each year, parents provide the unique treats for the bags, and they are assembled by a WSPA group. A total of 119 bags were delivered. Ashlea Shepard, WSPA co-president, and Tricia King, who chaired the project, spoke briefly during chapel to express appreciation to faculty and staff.

Several classes took advantage of the October weather and enjoyed camping trips. Ninth graders traveled to Camp Ocoee, and eighth graders went to Camp Living Stones. Sixth and seventh graders camped at New Frontiers, and then a group from New Frontiers visited Webb. Trip activities included a high ropes challenge, rock climbing/rappelling, zip lines, group challenges, hiking, archery and kayaking.

Hutchens uses fall break to learn about being entrepreneur, volunteer Ollie Hutchens, a 10th grader from Smyrna, Tenn., spent his two-day fall break volunteering at Second Harvest Food Bank in Nashville.

The organization has an onsite Culinary Arts Center, operated by master chef (and Nashville restaurant entrepreneur) Mark Rubin. Hutchens said he chose to spend his fall break at the center to be more involved in a culinary environment, and also to complete some volunteer hours. His role was mainly to help with the meals -preparing ingredients, serving food and cleaning.

“What I think I really learned was what a kitchen environment was like,” said Hutchens. “The work opportunity has been fantastic. It’s an absolutely friendly and welcoming environment where I get to learn from great chefs. I’ve had nothing but fun there.”

While Hutchens is still considering career opportunities, right now he’s thinking of pursuing a culinary career after graduating from college.

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WSPA "Thankfulness" bags delivered

6th-9th graders enjoy fall camping trips

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Jones honored with 2016 Faculty Enrichment Award; service awards presented Ralph Jones, with 28 years as a history teacher at Webb, was recognized by The Webb School Parents’ Association with the 2016 WSPA Faculty Enrichment Award. Amy Norris, WSPA co-president, presented the award at the opening of school recognition dinner.

The Faculty Enrichment Award is presented annually to an outstanding member of the teaching faculty who has taught at The Webb School for at least three years. Students and families cast votes to select the recipient.

“I was astonished to hear my name as the recipient of the Faculty Enrichment Award from The Webb School Parents’ Association,” said Jones. “I was deeply touched by the thoughtfulness of our student body, and humbled when I think of such deserving colleagues that I am fortunate to work with. I also appreciate the many ways that the parents' association supports Webb.”

Jones has a B.S. and M.A. from Middle Tennessee State University.

He joined the Webb faculty in 1988 after teaching at the college

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level. He serves as Webb’s Theatre Technical Director, and is one of the founding members of the Care Team.

Several other awards were presented at the annual event by Ray Broadhead, head of school. Larry Nichols, history department chair; and Elizabeth Lagler, business assistant/accounts receivables, investments and banking; were each honored for 30 years of service.

Sue Wood, pottery teacher, was honored for 26-1/2 of years at Webb. Gayle McClanahan, graphic designer and communications assistant; and Jeff Mitchell, math teacher, varsity boys’, girls’ and Middle School golf head coach and varsity boys’ basketball head coach; were honored for 10 years of service. Dr. Leone Broadhead, science teacher; Kathleen Camp, English teacher and mock trial advisor; David Forrest, athletics facilities manager and assistant football coach; Theresa Locke, custodial staff member; Rita Mitchell, director of communications; Amy Norris, admissions assistant; Pamela Seals, science teacher; Karla Schaffer, math teacher and varsity girls’ and boys’ soccer head coach; and Ruth Wofford, study hall monitor; were recognized for five years of service.

Cristalee Neese, longtime dining hall staff member who retired at the end of the 2015-2016 school year, was also recognized for her years of service.

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"Seussical" was presented by The Webb Players in November on the chapel stage. The production featured Middle School and Upper School students and faculty as favorite Dr. Seuss characters in the musical.

Sixteen Webb sixth and seventh graders have qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program, a nonprofit organization serving academically gifted and talented youth. This organization works with the students, their families, and their educators to challenge and engage the students so that they may reach their full potential.

This year’s qualifying seventh graders include Runpeng Xing, Beijing, China; Aidas Berzinskas, Zoe Nicholson and Vilda Westh-Blanc, Bell Buckle; Kaden Thephavong, Christiana; Ben Greenberg, Iris Reyes and Lola Reyes, all of Murfreesboro; Connor Brown, Lilly King and Caroline Whitaker, Shelbyville; Grayson Rone, Tullahoma; Margaret Anderson, Rock Hill, S.C.; and Leon Thiel, Westport, Conn. Sixth graders qualifying were Ava Foulk, Bell Buckle; and Carter Sublette, Chapel Hill.

Fall 2016 fundraising produces positive results More than half of Webb families respond to Five-Week Campaign

Give Day nets more than $10,000 with additional pledges made

Following a model started two years ago, the parent Webb Fund Campaign was conducted for five weeks for the entire school. Middle School and Upper School families participated in a Five-Week Webb Fund Campaign, by making voluntary contributions to The Webb Fund for the 2016-2017 academic year.

With the help of the Webb Alumni Board and Class Agents, there were more than 50 members of the Webb community who participated in Webb Give Day, making gifts totaling $10,664. There were also pledges of $10,550 to be given before June 30, 2017, the end of the 2016-2017 fiscal year. Gifts to The Webb Fund support faculty compensation, financial aid, and a myriad of campus programs for students.

Initially, the campaign was conducted by grade, for five weeks at a time, followed by two different five-week campaigns last year – one for the Middle School and one for the Upper School. This year, a school wide campaign was conducted for only five weeks, starting mid-September. Focusing the appeal led to a shorter solicitation time, and allowed for better connections with parents not only on “what” and “how” to give, but more importantly “why”.

The Webb faculty participated in a similar five-week campaign in August, and reported 100% participation. To date, nearly half of the currently enrolled families have made a Webb Fund gift or pledged to make one before June 30.

The Class of 2022 leads with 78% parent participation. Last year, The Webb Fund made possible an additional $2,100 in resources for each student. Should you wish to participate before June 30 by making a gift online at this time, click on “Make a Gift” on the homepage.

Congratulations to the Webb Class of 1995 that had the highest number of members make gifts and pledges on WEBB GIVE DAY and to the Classes of 1968, 1980, and 1999 that tied for second place!

On campus, Webb students and faculty helped celebrate Sawney Webb’s 174th birthday with cake and the singing of “Happy Birthday” during lunch.

Webb travel to Asia brings parents, students and alumni together Ray Broadhead (Head of School), Dr. Leone Broadhead (Biology Teacher), and Matt Wilson (Director of Alumni and Development) made a trip to Asia in July. Their trip took them to three cities, two in China and one in South Korea. Receptions were hosted in Beijing, Shanghai, and Seoul which included alumni, parents, current students, and incoming students.

“Our Webb families from Asia bring cultural perspectives that enrich our campus. At the same time, our families from Tennessee and across the country offer perspectives that benefit our international students. I am very proud of the numerous types of exchanges that our students from all over the world have with each other. It is definitely one of the strengths of our community.”

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“Webb has students attending from all over the world, and it was wonderful to have so many families meet each other,” said Broadhead. “Some families traveled several hours by train or plane to meet the friends and family of their children. Everyone was so gracious, and it was truly an honor to be there. I especially want to thank our reception hosts in each city: Francis Zhang and Zhi Sun (Alston ’17 and Corinna ’17) and Eddie Zhuo and Kathleen Shi (Tommy ’19) who helped organize the reception in Beijing; Nancy Shi and Yujun Li (Lily ’16) and Zoey Zhou and Yexin Wang (Zia ’21) who helped plan our gathering in Shanghai. In Seoul, we enjoyed a terrific reception hosted by Jennifer Suhr ’02 at her restaurant. Her niece Hannah Lee ’17 was instrumental in organizing the reception.

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49 seniors in The Webb School Class of 2017 continue Blazer Day tradition The 49 seniors in The Webb School Class of 2017 participated in Blazer Day, one of many traditions, Nov. 15, as they received their senior blazers in a special chapel ceremony. The presentation is scheduled annually on or near the birthday of founder, W. R. “Sawney” Webb, who was born on Nov. 11, 1842. Marking the Blazer Day ceremony, John P. Matthews IV, a Webb 1978 graduate and parent of senior Pierce Matthews, was the keynote speaker. As seniors continued the longtime Blazer Day tradition, the class members also had the opportunity to ring the bell that once stood at the original school in Culleoka, Tenn., where Sawney Webb and brother, John Webb, began their classes. Each year, Alumni Board members present the blazers during a school-wide chapel service. This year, Moe Hill ’75 and Hudson Byrd ’05 participated. Director of Admissions Julie Harris ’95 announced the seniors’ names. Parents, underclassmen, faculty, staff and guests attended the event.

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Passport starts students on "journey" to embrace world

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Noah Creque, left, Murfreesboro; Carter Sublette, and Drew Ledbetter, both of Chapel Hill; and Knox Wimberley, Manchester; complete a Passport to Language class assignment in French class identifying countries where French is an official language and then matching each country with its continent and flag.

Sixth grade students at The Webb School received a Passport to Language when they returned for the 2016-2017 school year and began a “journey” designed to help them develop a love of language.

As part of the new program, students will cycle through Chinese, Spanish, and French and participate in conversation-based situations, dialogues, games, songs, rhymes, and Total Physical response storytelling. These three world languages plus a hands-on culture pottery workshop will make up the Passport to Language experience.

“We learn to communicate through language in an innate and natural way that replaces the gestures of our ancient ancestors,” said Moira Smith, Foreign Language Department chair. “Learning language in what we may call 'real-time' allows us to develop language by using it in first-hand experiences. And as we share

language, we share cultures and begin to understand our role in the multicultural great wide world in which we participate as citizens.”

An authentic-looking passport was created to use in the program, and students will gain “visa stamps” on their passports as they work with the different countries and cultures within each language. They will keep the passport the entire year as validation and support of their experiences. “Annotations on the passports will contain links to student work of videos, artwork, and class presentations created in the various languages,” said Smith.

Beginning in 7th grade, students will follow the prescribed credit coursework and may continue with upper level courses in French, Spanish, Chinese and Latin and also AP language classes in high school.

Ilarde and McAndrew recognized as Merit Semifinalists; four honored as Commended Students Two seniors, Chelsea Ilarde and Maddie McAndrew, were named National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalists in September. Seniors, Rohan Kaza, Kennady Peek, Clem Smith and Abby Surdacki, each received a National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation.

semifinalists, and our state was tied for 16th in the nation, which was most impressive.

Also, this was the first year for the new PSAT which emphasizes critical reading and analysis. Our semifinalists were greater in number than the three high schools in Bedford County, as well as four of the five major high schools in Murfreesboro.

We believe that our focus on reading, writing, and Head of School Ray Broadhead, left, Clem Smith, Chelsea Ilarde, Abby Surdacki, Kennady Peek and speaking gives our students Maddie McAndrew (not pictured Rohan Kaza) Ilarde, a Shelbyville the training to perform resident, and better in the areas of critical McAndrew, a Murfreesboro resident, are among the top 1 percent reading and analysis. I congratulate Chelsea and Maddie for this of 2016-17 U.S. high school seniors to achieve the semifinalist exceptional achievement.” distinction. A total of 16,000 semifinalists were named for the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. They are eligible to continue Kaza of Brentwood, Peek of Murfreesboro, Smith of Nashville and in the competition and to vie for 7,500 National Merit Scholarships Surdacki of Franklin are among approximately 34,000 Commended worth approximately $33 million that will be offered next spring.

Students throughout the nation recognized for exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2017 competition “I am pleased that we were able to have two semifinalists and for National Merit Scholarships, Commended Students placed four commended students,” said Head of School Ray Broadhead. among the top 5 percent of more than 1.5 million students who “The standards for the state of Tennessee increased six points for entered the 2016 competition.

Webb celebrates Dorothy Elkins' 90th birthday Dorothy Elkins, whose 90th birthday was Aug. 29, was honored with a birthday celebration in chapel on Aug. 26. The celebration included a special slideshow of her photos through the years. Head of School Ray Broadhead and several faculty and staff members recognized her for all she has meant to Webb. At the close of the celebration, everyone sang “Happy Birthday”, and a birthday cake was presented, followed by Mrs. Dorothy’s brief remarks. Students were treated to cookies and milk on the way to classes.

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Earlier this year, the Webb community began a special project to honor Mrs. Dorothy’s service and her love of Webb.

Funds are being raised to name the new student center – part of the Residential Village – in her honor.

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Two endowed faculty chairs presented Webb honored two longtime faculty members, Jacquelyn Boyanton, English Department chair, and Raymond Pryor, director of technology, during a recent special chapel. Boyanton was presented the G. Webb Follin, Jr. Chair of English, and Pryor was presented the W. Bryant Woosley, Sr. Chair of Technology.

“This is a special day in the rich history of The Webb School. Today we honor scholarship, strong teaching, and two families who have chosen to ‘give back’ to The Webb School,” said Head of School Ray Broadhead. “In academic institutions, endowed chairs are a living, perpetual symbol to honor great teachers – teachers who have served their students well, and who live and share the values of the school.”

In congratulating Boyanton, Mary Follin Simonsen, daughter of G. Webb Follin, Jr., said, “It is with pleasure that today I am representing my mother, Mary, my sisters, Katherine and Grace, and my brother, Webb Follin, III, an alumnus of The Webb School, in honoring the newest recipient of the G. Webb Follin, Jr. Chair of English.”

“Our father believed deeply in the excellence of teaching. His father, Gerald Webb Follin, Sr. was a teacher here for many years.

Granddaddy set the academic bar at the highest level, and dad grew to appreciate the importance of that belief.” She added, “In order to attract students who understand the principle of academic excellence, a school must attract teachers who believe in that same principle. It is for that reason that we chose to establish an academic chair.”

She added that her father selected the discipline of English knowing that a strong foundation in English is needed to communicate and succeed in professional, corporate and philanthropic areas throughout life.

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In making the presentation to Boyanton, Broadhead noted that she has served primarily as a Middle School English teacher, where she has the unique skill set to teach the sixth grade. “Teaching sixth grade involves a remarkable blend of instruction, discipline, humor, and a strong love for students which allows the students to move forward, often without them really knowing it. Mrs. Boyanton has that gift.” He added that as chair of the English Department, she has helped the department create a vertical curriculum that makes sense for students from grades six through 12. Boyanton of Winchester is a graduate of Aquinas College in Nashville, Tenn. She also serves as faculty adviser for Raymond Pryor, Ray Broadhead and Lee Woosley '78, the Middle School student council, and is grandson of W. Bryant Woosley, Sr., representing the in her 17th year as a faculty member. Her Woosley Family at the presentation. daughter, Madeline, is a 10th grader at Webb. Her son, Michael Hunt, is a 2006 graduate.

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“Thank you Mr. Broadhead, and thank you Follin family. This is such a great honor, and I feel privileged to accept it,” said Boyanton. “It has been a wonderful opportunity to teach at The Webb School for the past 17 years. I truly cherish the memories of the students when they begin their Webb careers in Middle School and also when they walk across the stage on graduation day. I have had such a great experience being a part of this community.

Being the holder of the Follin Chair gives me the opportunity to continue to grow as a professional, and I look forward to that growth over the upcoming years,” she added.

Jacquelyn Boyanton with Webb Follin, III '73 and Mary Follin Simonsen, son and daughter of G. Webb Follin, Jr., representing the Follin Family, and Ray Broadhead

Following the ceremony, Webb Follin, III said, “It is always great to be back on campus” and to be part of the ceremony.

He noted that the family has seen the “good of the chair and how it helps faculty and students.”

Speaking about the Woosley Chair, Broadhead said, “Mr. Pryor has been the Woosley chair holder for many years, being named recipient in 1999, but I recently learned that he never received an actual chair. His technological influence on students, faculty, and administrators has been extraordinary. He has served Webb well, moving us forward in the rapidly changing world of technology. I am honored to finally present the physical chair of the W. Bryant Woosley, Sr. Chair of Technology to Raymond Pryor.”

“I am so thankful to the Woosley family for creating the Chair of Technology. The computer age, The Webb School and the benevolence of the Woosley family all came together at the right time,” said Pryor. “In the late 90s, the Internet was in its infancy, and schools were trying to figure out where computers fit into the curriculum. Headmaster Jon Frere Continued on page 11

Continued from page 10 knew that Webb needed someone to stay on top of emerging technologies, evaluate their usefulness and devise a way to introduce them into the school.” Pryor explained. “The funding from the Woosley Chair has allowed me to pursue many innovative technologies that have become essential to the 21st Century Webb. We are fully integrated into the modern cloud concept of technology.

Webb was one of the first schools in Tennessee to issue email addresses to all students as well as adopting the Google Apps for Education platform. Recently we completed major upgrades to our infrastructures including campus-wide fiber optic networks as well as hi-speed WiFi in every building and even our buses.” He added, “This Chair also gives me a chance to work in the classroom and lab with young people eager to make their own contributions to emerging technologies.

Many have gone on to great success in technologies from video game designers to national security agencies.”

Pryor graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Arts. A resident of Wartrace, he joined Webb in 1994 and has held several positions during his tenure. He has taught computer science and economics classes and worked in the alumni and development office. He currently teaches an AP computer science course. Raymond’s son, Ryan, graduated in 2012, and his daughter, Anna, graduated in 2014.

To read more about the faculty endowed chairs, go to www.thewebbschool.com.

As of the end of November, The Webb School has received more than $10.6 million in gifts and pledges as part of its “Moving our Tradition Forward Campaign”. This milestone marks the completion of the Campaign that started in July of 2010.

“I am delighted to be able to report we have reached our goal,” said Head of School Ray Broadhead. “I began my time at Webb in the first year of the campaign, and I appreciate all of the support we have received from donors and volunteers. This campaign has already had an amazing impact on our students, faculty, and staff.

Many are still considering gifts at this time, and our plan is to count any gift or pledge through the end of 2016 as part of the Campaign.”

Phil Coop ’66 (Board Chair 20072011) and Huddleston ’81, co-chaired the campaign on behalf of the Board of Trustees. “When we outlined the campaign goals in 2010, we knew we were taking a big swing for the fences,” said Huddleston. “I am so impressed with how things have turned out.”

The Campaign started in 2010 with three major priorities: Grow campus facilities (classrooms and residential space), increase endowment for faculty and students, and maintain strong support for current operations through The Webb Fund.

Claudia Hazelwood, director of the Alumni and Development Office from 2010-2015, and Matt Wilson, current director who worked with Hazelwood, have managed the day-to-day operations of the campaign.

“We wanted to do the best for Webb, and to help the school improve in all facets of its operations,” said Coop. George Pine ’68 (Board Chair 2011-2015) added, “This campaign had a very special moment in April 2016, when we dedicated two dormitories and a new student center.

Webb campus life has dramatically improved for boarding and day students.”

Keith Barton, chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee of the Board of Trustees, added, “It was a tremendous project (Residential Village), and I am very proud to have been able to be involved on behalf of the committee.”

Having exceeded the $10 million goal, the school has transitioned into the final “counting” phase of the campaign, through the end of the calendar year, and all gifts and pledges made by Dec. 31 will count towards the total. Two special minicampaigns will continue beyond Dec. 31: Fundraising to name the new Student Center in honor of Dorothy Elkins and a new faculty endowment in honor of Woody Sims ’42. Donors had a special opportunity during the community-wide Webb Give Day, on Sawney Webb's birthday, Nov. 11.

John Sawyer, chairman of the Board of Trustees, said, “I appreciate more than ever the wonderful educational environment that has been created thanks to the generosity of so many.”

A special celebration is planned in the spring, and a detailed campaign report will be included in the Spring-Summer 2017 magazine.

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Lee Woosley ’78, was in attendance at the ceremony representing the Woosley family.

He was associate director of admissions at Webb from 1982-84 after graduating college. He married a Webb graduate, Jessica Delbridge Woosley ’82 from Murfreesboro, and served on the Board of Trustees for almost 20 years, as recently as 2014. He commented, “We are pleased that the Woosley Chair of Technology continues to help fund and advance the use of technology at Webb, both in the classroom and throughout the campus.

Raymond Pryor has been committed to Webb and has made a significant contribution to enabling technology to take Webb into the 21st century.”

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It REALLY is The People!

It’s the people. Just ask someone what they enjoy most about the myriad of activities that occupy their lives – family, careers, clubs, community service, church, travel ... Almost universally the answer will be “It’s the people.”

encouraging each other before a declamation, residential staff making Webb feel like home, an alum taking time to speak at chapel, coaches encouraging success on and off the field, parents volunteering to help in many ways.

The Webb School is no different. It might be a teacher staying after extra help to continue assisting a student, classmates

It’s the people who make Webb special and create bonds that last long after graduation. But don’t just take our word for it.

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“It’s the people at Webb who challenge you to flourish without saying a word. Their presence, both in and out of the classroom, inspires you to do better, to be better.

Working with the people who educated me still inspires me today. I think of all of the lives they have touched and think to myself, ‘I want to be that person.’ I unearthed grit I did not know was within me because of people 22 years ago. It’s the people here, who made me discover how I wanted to spend my time on this earth.”

-- Middle School Head Tabetha Sullens ’94 (Parent, Lexie ’18)

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“No one gets to where they are without support and guidance. Every success story has a link to a mentor or person providing help in some form. The Webb School has always had mentors, faculty and staff who have made a difference. From faculty members with iconic status to young educators in the making to staff and coaches comes encouragement, praise and realistic and at times critical assessment (not everything one does is praise worthy) that makes a difference. While some people may be able to list individuals who have impacted their lives (and I could as well), it is more likely that the combination of feedback and support across individuals is what has made the cumulative effect. Webb is in great shape in this regard: too many people for a list.”

-- Board of Trustees Member Bill Hardin ’79 (Parent, Josephine ’15)

“It's the people who make Webb special -- those faculty/staff who are passionately dedicated to their profession and the students who represent such wonderful diversity. They are given the opportunity to explore themselves and their abilities in a wide variety of opportunities. It is also about the often deep and caring relationships that are formed within the Webb community, and that have withstood the test of time.

-- History Teacher Ralph Jones “Webb is a special place in many ways however, what makes Webb unique is the people within our community. The students at Webb are extremely talented and unbelievably friendly. The teachers in the Webb community push everyone to achieve their full potential and are fully committed to the school. Everyone at Webb, students and faculty, will support you and will be there for you anytime.” -- CJ Rogers ’17 “At Webb, you form deep bonds with friends that last a lifetime and span the globe. There is really only one college friend I keep up with, and I see her every day because I married her. It is my Webb friends that I wanted to spend time with when I came back from overseas. These are ‘life friends’ that you keep forever.”

-- Dean of Students Andrew McRady ’86 (Parent, Siree ’18) “There are two main reasons why the people of The Webb School make all the difference.

The most obvious is the combination of individuals who are drawn to the school because they see it as a permanent move professionally and other members of the Webb community, both teachers and staff, who are drawn from the nearby cities and towns. These latter individuals are nononsense, practical people who make the wheels of the school run smoothly and add a certain cultural flavor that is unmistakable.

Both are at Webb for the experience of being a part of a place that holds the education of young adults, as well as the development of their character, to a high standard. Those who move to Webb for the ‘long-haul’ bring their own unique perspective with them and can, over time, realize their lasting impact.

These two groups may seem incongruous but in the end work well to deliver a rounded educational experience. Winston Churchill once said, ‘Without tradition, art is a flock of sheep without a shepherd. Without innovation, it is a corpse.’ The same could be said about educating. Webb is well grounded in tradition because of the people who make up the community. Innovation in education is important, and Webb has been lucky enough to have teachers with varied backgrounds and experiences which bring forward new perspectives. For a little town in Tennessee, there’s more going on there than people think. But after all, we were never taught to be boastful.”

-- Alumni Board Member Hudson Byrd ’05

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By Havan Tucker ’04

The first for me was the Boy Scouts. The Scouts takes boys to places they may otherwise never get to go, like rock climbing in the Appalachians, hiking in the New Mexico desert, canoeing the Canadian boundary waters. On every excursion, the group of young

peers is shaped by the points of character emphasized by the Scout Law: Trustworthiness, loyalty, and courtesy to name a few.

The Webb School’s appeal to a Boy Scout is immediately apparent.

Green grass on a wide open campus and class meetings in the shade of 100-year-old oaks offer an appealing alternative to concrete hallways, but the similarities do not end there. The School’s core values of integrity and courtesy are engrained in the institution’s mission statement and Latin motto, “Noli Res Subdole Facere,” translated to “Do nothing on the sly.”

Given shared goals and methods of preparing youth for a productive adult life, it’s no surprise that Scouting has a long history at Webb.

The school sponsored its own troop as early as 1935, and lasting until the 1960s. While there is no longer an official Boy Scout presence on campus, the Webb environment continues to attract

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I never watched cartoons on Saturday morning. I grew up on a farm. Instead, typical childhood entertainment involved the outdoors, a well-sharpened pocket knife, and more than occasionally a paper book of matches. These days, for a six-yearold boy, this may seem like the precursors of wayward youth, but was fairly common for a Tennessee country boy, and my parents embraced my interests, taught me proper safety measures, and kept a close but un-intrusive eye on my activities. Fortunately, there are institutions that specialize in taking a young person’s love for freedom and adventure and turning them into valuable lessons about responsibility, integrity, and leadership.

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Scouts. In my graduating class alone (2004) there were at least four Eagle Scouts, which in a total number of less than 30 students, is quite significant.

The reason that The Webb School and the Boy Scouts have so much in common can be traced back to the fact that their respective founders, though raised an ocean apart, were not such different people. Sawney Webb once stated that “personal integrity is more

important than money, power or fame.” Upon his retirement from the organization, Lord Baden Powell, credited with the creation of the Scouting movement, echoed this sentiment in his final letter to the Scouts: “Happiness does not come from being rich, nor merely being successful in your career, nor by self-indulgence… the real way to get happiness is by giving out happiness to other people.”

WEBB ’S EAGLE SCOUTS Calvin Houghland ’35* Dr. Logan C. Bostian ’39* Granville Tate, Sr. ’47* Henry W. Williamson, Sr. ’48* Byron S. James ’50* Charles C. Francisco ’55 T. Gunter Smith ’55 Smith Murphey, IV ’55 Rev. Nathaniel H. Long ’56* Charles P. Stephens ’56 Joseph Bledsoe Murphey ’58 Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. ’60 Hunter Welles ’63 Brevard Haynes ’64 Jerry Douglas Bradshaw ’65 Sam Haynes ’66 Bill Mayer, ’67 Wendel Haynes '68*

John Lewis ’70 Robert Wilder Smith ’70 John Shofner Jr. ’72* Josh Hall ’72 Mike Powell ’74 Robin Mason ’74 Quintin Stimpson ’74 Jim Hawkins ’74 Cannon Tilford ’75 Holt Hall ’75 George Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Norman Wilkes, ’77 Fred L. Hoover ’78 Lee Woosley ’78 Fred Moran ’79 Marty Bartlett ’81 Steven Douglas Vaughan ’82* Doug Havron ’83

Jim Roberts, ’84 Captain Tate Westbrook ’85 Henry C. Horn ’85 Gray Anderson ’85 Smith Murphey, V ’86 Andrew McRady ’86 Bob Hornsby ’87 John Sawyer ’88 Darin Hasty ’90 John Colville ’90 Derek Hasty ’91 Frederick Landry ’96 Brandt Haynes ’97 Chris Rudd ’01 David Rickard ’01 Will Arrington '04 George Huddleston, III ’04 Kyle Smithson '04

Havan Tucker '04 Logan Burchett ’10 Phillip Warden ’11 George Johnson, IV ’11 Alex Bragg ’11 Jared Betts ’11 Austen Kiser ’11 Justin Lowe ’11 Sam Hulsey ’12 Tyler Burns ’13 Reed Spivey ’14 Keith Elliott ’14 Jim Sherwood ’16 Nate Sherwood ’17 Deceased *

Names received by the Alumni & Development Office - Fall 2016

AUBREY B. HARWELL, JR. ’60

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Resident of: Nashville, Tenn.

Occupation: Co-founding and managing partner of Nashville law firm Neal and Harwell

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What was the most important thing about Scouting that influenced your life?

It taught me to be self-reliant, to love and respect God and country, and to try to live a life consistent with honesty, fairness and compassion. In my opinion, Scouting is the finest youth-serving organization in the country.

How did characteristics of Webb and Scouting complement each other?

Webb historically has always had a very

strong honor code and, honesty and integrity is part of that which the school instills in its students. Scouting, likewise, instills such values. So, Webb School and Scouting complement each other in regard to the similar basic guidelines for living life.

ROBERT W. SMITH ’70

Resident of: Nashville, Tenn.

Occupation: My early years were in the automobile business, and I now take pleasure in serving as a non-stipendiary staff member at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church, Nashville, as the Assistant to the Rector for Pastoral Affairs. Again, the tenets of Scouting and Webb are walking with me on this wonderful path!

I began Scouting when I was 10 1/2 years old. The prospect of camping out and cooking on an open fire intrigued me.

Once I became a member of a troop, I quickly learned the Scout Oath and the 12 Laws. It was there that I began to realize their importance and impact on my life. I progressed through the ranks and earned my Eagle Rank before I started at Webb. It was these learned duties in the Oath that impressed me then and continue to be with me today.

The Webb experience and the moral standards exhibited in the Pledge and the example of Sawney, Son Will, Webb Follin and Henry Whiteside echoed the standards presented by Scouting. After I left Webb,

I was only marginally involved with Scouting. But, I was recruited to assist in many areas on the District and Council level, where I was active until 1987. The influences of Webb and Scouting were foundations for the automobile business that my father and I enjoyed. Our customers were paramount.

That same dedication to Webb was rekindled when I agreed to serve on the Alumni Board. Here there were/are a dedicated group of people, determined to spread the wonderful vision of Sawney and the school. It was exciting to witness the growth and dynamism of the Board during the 10-plus years that I served.

JIM ROBERTS ’84

Resident of: Nashville, Tenn.

Occupation: Attorney who has his own law firm Creditor Law Center that was previously known as Roberts and Associates.

Scout Troop 106, Murfreesboro (still an active troop) It developed in me a great love of nature and the outdoors. Scouting helped me to appreciate the natural beauty that comes in so many forms. Even today it is hard for me to be in a natural setting and not feel a strong sense of joy.

Without Scouting I think I would have missed a lot of opportunities be in the outdoors camping, canoeing, hiking, rock climbing and just sitting around a camp fire telling tall tales.

Maintaining a strong moral center is critical to success in all things. I think Webb’s motto serves as a strong foundation for all actions.

GEORGE HUDDLESTON, III ’04

The two main takeaways from Scouting for me were honor and leadership.

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Webb graduate Norfleet Johnston (Class of 1952) has been active in Scouting for more than 60 years. He attended his first World Jamboree as a youth in 1951, giving him the opportunity to travel to Austria with nearly 13,000 fellow Scouts from around the world. Unfolding amidst the recent shadow of World War II, the event symbolized Scouting’s philosophy of international unity, and left a lifelong impression on Mr. Johnston.

Since then, Norfleet Johnston has attended five more World Jamborees. The most recent took place in 2015, hosted in Kirara-Hama, Yamaguchi, Japan. Attendance has grown to more than 33,000 Scouts representing 150 countries, and more than 8,000 adult volunteers. As one of these volunteers, Mr. Johnston was tasked with chronicling the event on behalf of the National Scout Museum. From his daily log of the 11-day event, Johnston has written a book about his experience, which will be published in the Spring of 2017. The stories in his book will include an account of the 70th anniversary observance of the bombing of Hiroshima, held on August 6, 2015, and attended by one Scout from each country represented, and descriptions of the many cultural exchange activities that take place at the Jamboree. Mr. Johnston encourages anyone with the opportunity to attend a World Jamboree, believing that it provides the unique opportunity to meet people from around the world who share a common goal: To promote fellowship and understanding between different cultures and backgrounds.

Scouting is a family affair for the Johnstons. Norfleet’s father, Gale Johnston, and his three sons founded the National Scout Museum in 1960, inspired by his passion for the organization and in honor of Gale’s wife, who passed away in 1956. Today, Norfleet is retired and continues to volunteer for the museum and serve what he believes is “the greatest youth movement in the U.S.” Norfleet Johnston has already published one book on Scouting, “From The Centennial to The Summit,” in 2010 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.

More than 60 years after his graduation, Norfleet Johnston can still quote Old Sawney Webb’s words from memory, and he believes that commonality between the Boy Scouts and The Webb School is clear. Norfleet puts it simply, “Good Christian values: Integrity, hard work, and wanting to do your best. I’ve always tried to stick to that.”

Resident of: Loretto, Tenn.

Occupation: Retired. Previously served in the Navy (Stationed in the Philippines 1956-1958, banking, insurance, and most recently sales for ExxonMobil.

Celebrating his 82nd birthday next month and 35th wedding anniversary in the next year. Four children, three surviving, four grandchildren.

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Resident of: Winter Park, Fla. Occupation: Civil Engineer with Littlejohn Engineering Associates.

Specifically, I lead the Civil Engineering group in our Orlando, Fla. office.

As a group, we work in a variety of markets, but my practice is mainly in the healthcare market: new hospitals, expansions, clinics, medical office buildings, etc.

NORFLEET JOHNSTON '52

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The Athletics Department initiated a Student-Athlete of the Month award to be presented nine times throughout the year: August through April. Coaches nominate one student-athlete with the final selection made by a committee composed of the Director of Athletics, Assistant Director of Athletics, and Director of Studies.

The student-athlete is announced each month, and his or her name and photo are posted on the school athletic page and displayed on the wall in the Barton Athletic Center. “This program is designed to recognize student-athletes from Webb for exemplifying outstanding character and leadership both on the playing field and in the classroom,� said Director of Athletics Scott Dorsett.

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Cordero Student-Athlete Teammate Award honors late coach Greg Kilpatrick and Dacey Goodwin were recently named as the first recipients of the James Cordero Student-Athlete Teammate Award for the fall sports season. Awards will also be presented for the winter and spring seasons. The newly created award in memory of the late Coach James Cordero was announced at the opening football game and a plaque was presented to his wife, Carmel Cordero, the school’s LIFT program coordinator. Participating in the presentation were assistant football coach David Forrest, Director of Athletics Scott Dorsett, Head of School Ray Broadhead and PAWS President Mark Kilpatrick.

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Pedigree Your Ancestors: The Moore Family Legacy

By Julie Harris ‘95, Director of Admissions It was 1903 when 15-year-old Walter Vernon Moore first stepped foot on a train headed for Bell Buckle. Little did he know that moment would begin a four-generation legacy at The Webb School spanning more than 11 decades.

Moore was raised in Oakland, Miss., a small farm town in North Central Mississippi. His family was known for farming cotton and soybeans, and they always had a strong emphasis on education. Moore’s father was a graduate of the second class of Vanderbilt School of Law, and his mother was a graduate of Ward Belmont, known today as Belmont University. They loved poetry and reading their expansive book collection. Their small farm town provided limited sights and horizons for the young Moore so his parents enrolled him in The Webb School to expand his knowledge.

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Legacy Scholarships are available to students who have had a parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle attend The Webb School. For additional, please contact the Admissions Office at 931-389-6003.

Seventy-five years later, Edward Moore ’84 found himself in the same shoes as his grandfather. Still living in rural Mississippi, Edward Moore took a road trip to Bell Buckle by himself to interview at The Webb School. “It was 100% my decision to leave home, but my mother had a strong influence on me because she valued education,” said Moore. “I knew Webb was a place that would allow me to grow and be my own person.”

For Moore, Webb was a life-changing experience. “I wore a coat and tie and was exposed to character and discipline,” said Moore. He developed good study habits, work ethic and how to be an effective writer and public speaker. Moore believes that the most important thing Webb offers is something that most of the world is lacking … civility and honor. “Webb taught me to have the character to not just follow the crowd but to stand on my own two feet and do what is right both personally and in business.”

After Webb, Moore graduated from the University of Mississippi and settled in Columbia, Tenn., with his wife Dawn, where he is an administrator at NHC. He also served 10 years on Webb’s Alumni Board. “One thing I am most proud of as an adult is being a graduate of The Webb School,” said Moore.

As the youngest of six children and the only sibling who attended Webb, Moore recalls his mother telling him that Webb was the best money she spent on any of her children’s education.

Moore believes that Webb maintains “a place where you can be your own person.”

He sees this through the eyes of his own children, who are fourth-generation Webb students. His oldest son, Walter, attended Webb for two years and honed his study skills, which has more than prepared him for his current studies at the University of Mississippi. His youngest son, Henry, is enjoying his first year at Webb and is a member of the football and basketball teams.

For Edward Moore ’84, his Webb experience has come full circle. “My favorite teacher at Webb was L.R. Smith, and I couldn’t believe that 32 years later my son also has him as a teacher,” said Moore. Moore also has kept a blanket that was given to him by his good friend and dormmate, Peter Erichsen ’84 from Guatemala. That same blanket can be found at Webb today in his son Henry’s dorm room in Chambliss.

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John T. Gray ’49 recently visited with friends John ’49 and Sonja Brownson at their home in Watertown, Mass. “Sonja prepared a tasty lunch for us. They are looking forward to a Caribbean cruise this winter.”

He added, “Jones Yorke ’49 arranged to meet me at the Brook Club in Manhattan. The Brook is a gentlemen's club of the first order founded in 1903. On both occasions our conversations mostly revisited ‘the good times’ we had at Bell Buckle.”

The Sims and Crichton families recently got together in Asheville, N.C. From left are Susie Crichton and Scott Crichton ’72, Ann Sims and Wilson Sims ’72.

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1990s Monica Brandon ’90, center, of Manchester, Tenn., recently visited campus.

With her are Meredith Hilleary, director of annual giving and alumni relations, and Meredith Crockett, director of special events and outreach.

Edwin Johnson ’67, Nashville, Tenn. writes: “I joined Wunderlich Securities in July 2016 after being with UBS Financial Services for 19 years. My wife, Karen, and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary in June 2016.”

Sandi Jobe Puett ’95, Santa Clara, Calif. “On July 26, 2016, we welcomed our daughter Marguerite Mei Puett! 9 lbs. 3 oz., 21.5 inches long.”

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Tom Cooper and John Peyton Crigler (1965) recently got together for recollections of Webb and dinner with their wives in Washington, D.C. Tom is a consultant with Pacifica Consulting Group in California. John is a lawyer with Garvey Schubert Barer in Washington.

Julie Harris ’95 and her husband Michael are excited to announce the birth of their second daughter, Emma Lee Harris, born May 7, 2017.

Julie and her family recently moved to a home they built in downtown Bell Buckle.

Save the date: Julie plans to host the class of 1995’s 25th reunion at her home in April 2020!

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1990s A.J. Swafford ’99, Bell Buckle, Tenn., and his wife Sarah welcomed baby David on June 30, 2016.

David weighed 7 lbs. 12 oz. and was 20.5 inches long.

Lauren Wright Dutton ’08, Smyrna, Tenn., writes: “July 14, 2016, my husband Caleb and I welcomed our second child, Liam, into this crazy beautiful life.”

2000s Jamon Bolton ’01 of New York and Jack Palmer ’02 of Murfreesboro recently visited Webb and toured the campus with Kay Young, dean of faculty.

Ted Goodman ’02, Murfreesboro, Tenn., writes: “Kelly and I are thrilled to welcome William Theodore Goodman to our family. Born 9-15-16, 6 lbs. 13 oz., 20 inches long. Mother and baby are doing well.”

Chase Spurlock ’05, a resident of Nashville, was featured earlier this year by University of the South with an article titled “Decoding the Dark Matter”. The article by Tom Sanders included that “Spurlock C’09 and his biotech startup (IQuity) explore the mysteries of the human genome to provide faster diagnoses for autoimmune disorders.” Spurlock graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Sewanee, received a doctorate in microbiology and immunology from Vanderbilt University, joined Vanderbilt’s faculty and is IQuity CEO. Chase has served on the alumni board for a number of years and is now president.

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Read more at: http://www.thewebbschool.com/ alumni/alumni-home/alumni-news-events/index. aspx.

Brandon Taylor and Brianna Wofford ’11 were married on Oct. 8, 2016, at Mystic Lands POA in Topton, N.C. Family Photo Cutline: Amanda Wofford ’09, Brandon Taylor, Brianna Wofford Taylor ’11, Ruth Wofford and Brian Wofford Webb Photo Harley Walker ’11, Brianna Wofford Taylor ’11, Ben Riggs ’11, and Amanda Wofford ’09

Joe Griggs ’05, Bell Buckle, Tenn., and wife, Ana, welcomed Evelyn Mercedes Griggs on 8/2/2016.

Admissions Coordinator Caroline Smith ’11 and her mother, Foreign Language Department Chair Moira Smith, participated in the 63rd Nashville Christmas Parade with the Paso Fino Horse Association group of 10 horses and riders. History Teacher and Chapel Director L.R. Smith and Ryan Pryor ’12 walked the parade route with the group.

Emily Coffey Feldbruegge ’11, Petersburg, Tenn., and husband, Adam, welcomed Wyatt Douglas on Aug. 15, 2016. Wyatt weighed 9lbs.

10 oz. and was 21” long.

Atoluwa Omitowoju ’12, Tullahoma, Tenn., writes: “Graduated from UA Huntsville, Cum Laude, with a degree in accounting and pre-med. Now working at Vanderbilt as a research assistant.”

Hailey Williams ’14 just accepted an internship with the Nashville Predators in their event and game night media presentation team. She will receive school credit towards her media studies degree at MTSU.

Cadet Anna Claire Tuma ’16 returned to campus for a visit in the fall. Tuma is a member of the U.S. Air Force Academy Class of 2020.

With her is Director of Athletics Scott Dorsett.

Make a gift to The Webb Fund in honor of or in memory of someone at this special time of year.

A Webb holiday card acknowledging your gift will be mailed to the individual or a family member.

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Continued from page 15 courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent,” and those principles were ingrained routinely. But the Scouts didn't only focus on developing men of honor, they then wanted to put that to use in order to impact those around us. As a Scout, I remember lots of volunteer events and team building exercises, all with an emphasis of teaching and honing leadership skills.

If I were to pick one trait that was important to Sawney Webb, it would be integrity. Integrity seemed to be at the root of every lesson you would read in The Schoolmaker, and that’s a characteristic that the Boy Scouts emphasized as well. We were essentially surrounded by scout leaders that doubled as role models and fatherfigures. The culture very much instilled honor and integrity as a core value... and what could be a better foundation for leadership than integrity?

Obituaries

Following are annotated obituaries of alumni. To view the announcements in their entirety, visit www.thewebbschool.com/alumni/alumni-home. The Webb School publishes obituaries as they are received from family and friends of alumni.

Please submit notices to a_dwebb@webbschool.com. (School photos are included when available.)

Former Faculty William Craig Rice, educator, poet, and Director of the Division of Education Programs at the National Endowment for the Humanities, died on June 20, in Philadelphia, Pa. A memorial in Washington, D.C., at the Cosmos Club was held in the fall.

1940s Hunter McDonald, Jr. ’40, Nashville, Tenn., eldest son of Clara Gilliland McDonald and Hunter McDonald, died on July 15, 2016, at his home in Nashville, Tenn. There was a private burial service for the immediate family. The family hosted a celebration of Hunter’s life in the fall.

Clarence Arthur Smalling, Jr. ’40, Kennesaw, Ga., known to many as Papaw of Kennesaw, passed away at home with his family by his side. He was 93. A memorial service was held June 12, 2016, at Winkenhofer Pine Ridge Funeral with interment at Sunset Memory Garden, Cartersville, with Military Honors.

JIM SHERWOOD ’16

Resident of: Smithville, Tenn.

Occupation: Student at Johns Hopkins University Scout Troop 347, Smithville

J. Wells Steinwart (Woody) ’42, 91, Overland Park, Kan., passed away peacefully May 20, 2016. A celebration of Woody’s life was held in summer.

Scouting has given me a love for the outdoors and an appreciation for the autonomy that comes with experiencing it. Independence and leadership go hand in hand with spending time in the outdoors.

One of Webb’s major impacts upon me was the focus upon integrity. Trustworthy, loyal, brave -- these are all words describing scouting in the scout law. When it came to Webb, these ideals were reinforced in a community that stands wholeheartedly behind them. The forthright integrity that scouting promotes, Webb fosters.

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Resident of: Smithville, Tenn.

Occupation: Senior at Webb Scout Troop 347, Smithville The leadership skills and confidence that I’ve gained from the experiences in scouting.

The independence and need to be able to act on my own and manage myself.

William B. Wilson ’48, Jackson, Miss. Bill Wilson died peacefully June 23, 2016, at the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center after a brief illness. A graveside service was held at Lakewood Memorial Park in Jackson, Miss., on June 27.

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William James Kraft ’67, age 66 of Franklin, Tenn., passed away June 5, 2016.

Visitation was June 11 at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home.

(Published in Tennessean on June 8, 2016)

1980s Hugh Tim Hill, II ’81, Covington, Tenn., 53, passed away on August 24, 2016. The services were held on August 27 at the Maley-Yarbrough Chapel with interment in R. H. Munford Cemetery.

(Published by Maley-Yarbrough Funeral Home) Christopher K. Costanza ’85, Washington, D.C., passed away on May 1, 2016, after a short but difficult illness.

David G. Cook ’88, 47, passed away on Sept. 1, 2016, at Grandview Medical Center after a brief illness. A memorial service was held on Sept. 5, 2016, at Independent Presbyterian Church.

(Published in The Birmingham News on Sept. 4, 2016)

Webb Endowed Scholarship Funds 2015-2016 Annie Whiteside Memorial Scholarship Fund The Annie Whiteside Memorial Fund was established in 1975 by a gift from an estate in honor of former Webb Faculty member, Annie Whiteside.

Austin Davis Scholarship Fund The Austin Davis Scholarship Fund was established in 1976 by the Milton Austin Davis Foundation and named for Mr. Davis, a longtime benefactor of The Webb School.

The Charles McVea & Jac Chambliss Scholarship Fund The Charles McVea Scholarship Fund was established by Bena and Jac Chambliss ’27 of Chattanooga, Tenn., in memory of Dr. Charles McVea of Baton Rouge, La., who attended Webb in 1886. Jac Chambliss’ name was added later to honor his generosity and service to Webb.

Christy-Houston Foundation Scholarship Fund The Christy-Houston Foundation Scholarship Fund was established in 1999 by the Christy-Houston Foundation, which promotes education in Rutherford County in Tennessee.

Class of 1977 Scholarship Fund The Class of 1977 Scholarship Fund was established in 1977 by The Webb School Class of 1977.

Class of 1984 Scholarship Fund The Class of 1984 Scholarship Fund was established by The Webb School Class of 1984.

Dorothy Amy Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund The Dorothy Amy Walker Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1981 by Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of Birmingham, Ala., in memory of their daughter, Amy Walker ’81, who was killed in an automobile accident shortly after her graduation from Webb.

Douglas C. Latimer Memorial Scholarship Fund The Douglas C. Latimer Scholarship Fund was established in 1983 by Mrs. Leigh Barrett Latimer of Jackson, Miss., in memory of her husband, Douglas Latimer ’21.

E.E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund The E.E. Ford Scholarship Fund was established in 1978 by a grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation.

The Dr. Edward L. and Irene S. Kaplan Endowed Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2015

by Edward L. Kaplan, M.D. (Webb Class of 1954) and his wife, Irene S. Kaplan. The purpose of this scholarship is to award a deserving high school student regardless of demonstrated financial need. It should go to a student who displays an excitement for learning through academic achievement; he or she should be involved in extracurricular programs and demonstrate leadership skills. The recipient should be dedicated to improving his/her community and be ready to take full advantage of a boarding school community.

Emma Rosenburg Memorial Scholarship Fund The Emma Rosenburg Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1985 in honor of former Webb language and music teacher, Emma Rosenburg.

Frank M. Gilliland, Jr. Scholarship Fund Established in 2013 by Dr. Robert D. Collins ’45 in memory of his classmate and friend, Frank M. Gilliland, Jr. ’45.

Mr. Gilliland was a member of The Webb School Board of Trustees from 1961- 1983.

He passed away in 1984.

Gregory Wayne Myers Scholarship Fund The Gregory Wayne Myers Scholarship Fund was established in 1986 by Dr. Carl Wayne Myers of Huntsville, Ala., in memory of his son, Gregory Wayne Myers ’89, who was killed in 1986.

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Charles S. Ragland Memorial Scholarship Fund The Charles Ragland Scholarship Fund was established in 1974 with a bequest from Charles Ragland, Class of 1913 and a former trustee.

Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund The Webb School Minority Scholarship Fund was established in 1969 by The Webb School Class of 1969.

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Harrison J. Shull Endowed Scholarship Fund The Harrison J. Shull Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 during the Tradition and Vision Campaign by Dr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Shull ’27 and Mr. and Mrs. Whitehall Morrison. It honors Dr. Shull, who was elected to Board of Trustees in 1958 and inducted into the Distinguished Alumni Society as a charter member in 1990.

Harry Mike Milligan Memorial Scholarship Fund The Harry Mike Milligan Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1970

by John Crichton ’38 to honor Mike Milligan, Director of Athletics at The Webb School in the 1930s and 1940s.

Henry Austin Ramey Memorial Scholarship Fund The Henry Austin Ramey Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1986

by Mrs. Lucile Ramey of Portsmouth, Va., in memory of her husband, Henry Ramey ’25.

Howard M. Jenkins Scholarship Fund The Howard M. Jenkins Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Howard Jenkins ’69 of Lakeland, Fla.

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James R. Meadows, Jr. Merit Scholarship Fund The James R. Meadows, Jr. Merit Scholarship Fund was established in 2012 by the James R. Meadows, Jr. Estate in memory of James R. Meadows, Jr. ’52, former Chariman of the school’s Board of Trustees.

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Jesse E. Wisener & Lee Jacobs, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund The Jesse E. Wisener and Lee Jacobs, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established in 1986

by Katherine Jacobs Wisener ’24 of South Carolina in honor of her husband, Jesse E. Wisener and her brother, Lee Jacobs, Jr. ’22.

Jimmie Noe Jr. Scholarship Fund The Jimmie Noe, Jr. Scholarship Fund was established in 1985 by James A. Noe, Jr., ’46 of New Orleans, La. John Morgan Merit Scholarship Fund The John Morgan Merit Scholarship Fund was established in 2009 in memory of John Morgan, who taught at Webb for 43 years.

John Sennyey Memorial Scholarship Fund The John Sennyey Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Inez Sennyey in memory of John Sennyey, who taught Latin and French at Webb from 1968-1973.

Marian Crawford Scholarship Fund The Marian Crawford Scholarship Fund was established by Marian Crawford ’22 in 1986.

Mariana Rankin Scholarship Fund The Mariana Rankin Scholarship Fund was established by Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper, Sr., wife of Thomas Cooper ’30, in 1971 to honor her aunt, Mariana Rankin.

Marjorie Iley Manley Memorial Scholarship Fund The Marjorie Iley Manley Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1984

by Walter W. Manley II ’64 in memory of his mother, Marjorie I. Manley.

Martha C. Crigler Robinson Endowed Scholarship Fund The Martha C. Crigler Robinson Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 2000

by John Robinson of Decatur, Ga., in memory of his mother, Martha Crigler Robinson ’35.

Munroe Brothers Scholarship Fund The Munroe Brothers Scholarship Fund was established in 2002 by Julie Munroe Woodward in memory of her three brothers, all of whom attended Webb: Pat Munroe ’34, Bradley Munroe ’36, and Richard “Dick” Munroe ’38.

The Rev. Nat Long, Class of 1956, Memorial Scholarship – Close friends of The Rev. Nat Long (Webb School Class of 1956) and his widow, Mary Catherine Harwell Long, have joined together to endow a scholarship to be known as The Rev. Nat Long, Class of 1956, Memorial Scholarship. Rev. Long, a beneficiary of financial aid himself, embodied the true Webb spirit through his faith, character, vision and perseverance.

The fund was established in 2014 to assist families who have demonstrated financial need.

Richard Anthony Meredith-Cristin, Class of 2006, Memorial Scholarship The Richard Anthony Meredith-Cristin,

Class of 2006, Memorial Scholarship was established in 2010 by Anettia Meredith in memory of her son Richard (1987-2008) who graduated from Webb in 2006.

Sims Family Scholarship Fund The Sims Family Scholarship Fund was established in 1989 by Webb graduates, Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 and Wilson Sims, Jr. ’72.

Stephens Family Scholarship Fund The Stephens Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2010 by R. Blair Stephens ’53 and Charles P. “Pick” Stephens ’56.

Stokes Family Scholarship Fund The Stokes Family Scholarship Fund was established in 2001 through a bequest from Ellen Stokes Wemyss, sister of Walter Stokes, Jr. 1909, who was a much beloved Webb trustee. Her nephews, Bart Stokes, ’60 and Walter Stokes III, ’61, were also Webb graduates.

U.S. Williams Endowed Scholarship Fund The U.S. Williams Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 1977 by Mrs. Nettie Bell Williams of Greenville, Miss., and named in memory of her husband, U.S. Williams 1914.

Wallace Foundation Scholarship Fund The Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund was established with a grant from the DeWitt Wallace Fund in 1974. The foundation changed its name in 2003 to the Wallace Foundation.

Wayne M. Rogers Matching Scholarship Fund The Wayne M. Rogers Matching Scholarship Fund was established in 1997

by Wayne M. Rogers ’50 as a matching fund to others. In 2015, the fund became the first fully endowed boarding tuition scholarship.

Will Webb Memorial Scholarship Fund The Will Webb Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1987 through a bequest from Henry Shapard ’30 in memory of Son Will Webb.

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TURN out young people who are

tireless workers

, and who know how to

WORK EFFECTIVELY ; who are ACCURATE

scholars;

who know the finer points of

MORALS and

PRACTICE THEM in their daily living; who are

always courteous.”

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Letter from the Chairman, Board of Trustees August 2016 Dear Webb Community, Great things are happening on our campus! With the opening of Meadows Hall, Wendel Haynes Hall and the student center, the overall student experience has taken a major step forward. The addition of these facilities is the result of your support and financial contributions and shows what an incredible community we have. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank each of you for your commitment and continued interest in Webb.

In addition to improved facilities, Webb succeeded in meeting its development goals with gifts of $628,250 to The Webb Fund from 670 donors. Additionally, our comprehensive campaign, Moving Our Tradition Forward, has now raised $9.8 million of its $10 million goal! These funds are critical to the success of Webb and allow us to continue to provide a unique educational experience -- focusing on honor and character in addition to rigorous academics – that began nearly 150 years ago.

If you have not been on campus recently, I encourage you take the time for a visit. While much is familiar, you will note that we have kept up with the evolving needs of students and the never-ending advancement of technology. Supporting such change is critical for both Webb and our students who will enter a world accelerating faster than ever before.

Preparing students for both college and an increasingly competitive working environment is critical; to achieve this task we continue to expand our Advanced Placement program as well as introducing dual enrollment providing students with the opportunity to receive college

credit while still enrolled in high school. Such programs help differentiate Webb and allow our scholars to further develop competencies well beyond their years.

We now have Meadows Hall (special thanks to the Meadows Foundation), Wendel Haynes Hall (special thanks to the Class of 1968 leadership), and are on our way to naming the new student center in honor of Mrs. Dorothy Elkins. Under the leadership of Keith Barton, board vice chair and Building and Grounds Committee chair, the Residential Village project was completed on time and under budget.

Please find included The Webb School’s Annual Report that details the list of all donors from 2015-2016; such support is critical to our success and enables Webb to maintain a firm financial footing.

In closing, I want to personally thank each member of the Webb community: alumni, students, faculty, staff, parents, grandparents and friends of the school. Having completed my first year as Chairman, I appreciate more than ever what a wonderful environment that has been created.

From current students’ experiences to the very meaningful memories of all alumni, Webb has touched each of us and made our lives richer. As we move forward, your continued support ensures The Webb School’s ongoing success as we approach our 150th year anniversary.

Sincerely, John E. Sawyer ’88 Chairman, Board of Trustees

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mr. John E. Sawyer ’88

Chairman, Board of Trustees Mr. Keith J. Barton ’75

Vice Chairman Mrs. Anne Crick Secretary Mr. Joe Iorio Treasurer Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Mr. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf, ’68 BOARD MEMBERS Mr. F. Edward Barker ’57 Mr. J. I. Vance Berry ’72 Dr. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Mr. Paul G. Jennings ’88 Mr. D. Glenn Jones ’76 Dr. Robert H. Jones Mr. David B. LaRoche ’98 Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter ’69

Mr. Paul T. Martin ’88 Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Dr. Mary T. Moss Mr. Matthias B. “Bricke” Murfree, IV ’96 Mrs. Kelly O’Daniel Mrs. Gwen Jones Owen ’75 Mr. Brian D. Singer ’78 Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 TRUSTEES EMERITI Mr. S. Norfleet Anthony, Jr. ’49 Dr. Lewis M. Branscomb ’43 Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mrs. William H. Cammack Mr. Ed R. Davies ’49 Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Mr. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Mr. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Mr. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mr. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Mr. Smith Murphey, IV ’55 Mr. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. Fred S. Singer ’51

Mr. Charles P. “Pick” Stephens ’56 Mr. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Dr. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mr. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Mrs. Adrienne Trousdale Underhill DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Co-Chair Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Co-Chair Mr. F. Edward Barker ’57 Mr. Keith J. Barton ’75 Dr. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Mr. Sam L. Lasseter ’69 Mr. Paul T. Martin ’88 Dr. Mary T. Moss Mrs. Gwen Jones Owen ’75 Mr. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mr. John E. Sawyer ’88 Mr. Brian D. Singer ’78 Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 Mr. Ben Blakeley ’93

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Legacy Donor Society The Legacy Donor Society was established in 2008 to celebrate a distinguished group of true philanthropists within The Webb School community who have given $25,000 or more in their lifetimes.* $1,000,000 AND ABOVE IN TOTAL GIVING Anonymous The late Mr. Frank G. Barton, Jr. ’50 and Mrs. Jane Barton The late Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bond, Jr. ’38 The late Mrs. Pinta Huff Harris Estate of Mr. Lingurn H. Burkhead ’21 Estate of Mr. Markham L. Peacock, Jr. ’21 Estate of Mr. Paul W. Trousdale ’31 $500,000 TO $999,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Anonymous W.R. Kenan Jr. Charitable Trust Mr. Lukas Lundin The late Mr. James R. Meadows, Jr. ’52 and Mrs. Pat Meadows The James R. Meadows, Jr. Foundation The late Mr. Wayne M. Rogers ’50 and Mrs. Amy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. ’72 The late Mr. and Mrs. W. Bryant Woosley, Sr. ’22 Webb School Parents’ Association Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Bell, Jr. ’50 Estate of Mr. Buford Gordon ’22 $250,000 TO $499,999 IN TOTAL GIVING The late Mr. and Mrs. M. Austin Davis M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. The late Mr. G. Webb Follin, Jr. ’38 and Mrs. Mary C. Follin Hillsdale Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Jenkins ’69 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 The late Mr. Burch Williams ’35 Estate of Mr. O. B. Andrews Estate of Mr. Cordary E. Brewster ’42 and Mrs. Ann Brewster Estate of Mrs. Drue Clinton Smalling May ’11 Estate of Mr. W. Bryant Woosley, Jr. ’48

*Lifetime totals include outright gifts received, exclusive of pledges

$50,000 TO $99,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bear ’59 Lucy and Emily Beasley Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bradley ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 The Christy-Houston Foundation The late Dr. Robert D. Collins ’45 and Mrs. Elizabeth Collins Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper, Jr. ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies ’49 The Dickson Foundation, Inc. The late Mr. Frank Gilliland, Jr. ’45 and Mrs. Tandy Gilliland The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79

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$100,000 TO $249,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Allen Mr. Lee Bagley ’65 and Barnette Bagley Architects Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Vance Berry ’72 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bragg, Jr. Prof. and Mrs. Lewis M. Branscomb ’43 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cammack, Sr. The late Mr. Jac Chambliss ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop ’66 The late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper, Sr. ’30

The late Mr. John H. Crichton ’38 and Mrs. Flora Crichton The late Mr. Lipscomb Davis and Mrs. Adelaide S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duling ’64 Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Ms. Kathy Follin The Edward E. Ford Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland ’51 The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. ’50 and Mrs. Kib Huddleston The late Mr. John S. Jemison, Jr. ’27 Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaplan ’54 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 The late Mr. Pat Munroe ’34 and Mrs. Mary N. Munroe The late Mr. and Mrs. James A. Noe, Jr. ’46 Mr. N.B. Forrest Shoaf ’68 The late Dr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Shull ’27 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 The late Mr. Richard G. Smith, Jr. and Mrs. Molly Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Mrs. Adrienne Trousdale Underhill Wise Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 (Jessica ’82) Estate of Mr. John B. Hardin ’50 and Mrs. Laetitia Hardin Estate of Mrs. Dorothy McDonald Estate of Mrs. Mary C. Ragland Estate of Mrs. Myrtle C. Rhinehart Estate of Mrs. Margaret T. Smith Estate of Mrs. Catherine Jacobs Wisener ’24

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The late Mrs. Ina B. Harrell Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. ’64 Mrs. Douglas Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Hill, II ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 Dr. Robert H. Lewis, Jr. ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Martin Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Drs. Max and Mary T. Moss Mr. and Mrs. F. Perry Ozburn, Jr. Parents of Athletes at Webb School Mr. and Mrs. David G. Patterson, Jr. ’63 The late Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet H. Rand, Sr. ’30 Mr. John A. Reddell The late Mr. Theodore A. Reeds ’39 and Mrs. Sally S. Reeds Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Singer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Bryant B. Skinner, Sr. ’41 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Stephenson, Jr. ’64 The late Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart The late Honorable and Mrs. Frank D. Upchurch ’40 Estate of Mr. Michael I. Dorman ’66 Estate of Mr. James J. Ellis ’44 Estate of Mrs. Mary P. Farris Estate of Mr. Neil W. Riley, Sr. Estate of Mr. W. C. Rucker, Jr. ’50 Estate of Mr. Henry C. Shapard ’30

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$25,000 - $49,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Adams Family Foundation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James B. Anderson ’58 Mr. S. Norfleet Anthony, Jr. ’49 Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne Arneson ’58 Dr. and Mrs. John H. Barton, Jr. Ms. Sharon L. Bell ’75 and Mr. Fred Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buccellato Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chandler ’61 The late Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Coker ’24 Mr. Richard C. Colyear Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham The late Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Constantine ’29 Mr. H. Corbin Day Dr. Andrew O. Donelson ’67 and Ms. April Piston The late Dr. John M. Flexner ’44 Mr. John Floyd Mrs. Mary C. Follin Dr. and Mrs. William J. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Dr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Graham ’65 Mr. Charles M. and Mrs. Mary D. Grant Foundation The late Dr. Davis Henderson ’31 and Mrs. Nana Henderson The late Mr. Calvin Houghland, Sr. ’35 and Mrs. Mary Ann Houghland Jemison Investment Company, Inc.

The late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jenkins ’27 Jewish Communal Fund Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson ’75 Dr. Pamela O. Jones and Mr. D. Glenn Jones ’76 The late Mr. and Mrs. Jennings A. Jones Dr. Dae Soon Kim and Mrs. Soo Ryun Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Koleznar Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. LaRoche Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Martin ’57 Mrs. Alyne Q. Massey Mrs. Elaine M. Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maxwell ’53 Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure Mr. David B. McElroy ’86 Mr. Michael M. Morgan ’94 Mrs. Louise Shull Morrison The late Mr. Matthias “Matt” B. Murfree, III and Mrs. Kitty Murfree Mr. James A. Noe, III ’77 Mr. Penn Owen and Mrs. Gwen Jones Owen ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet H. Rand, Jr. ’72 The late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rucks ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Segroves ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel The late Mr. and Mrs. O. Strother Simpson ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith, Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith The late Mr. W. Madison Smith ’47 and Mrs. Ada T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’48 Mr. Ernest M. Steen ’41 SunTrust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel H. Tate ’44 The late Mr. Hamilton D. Upchurch, Sr. ’43 and Mrs. Sue Upchurch Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Warren County Orthodontics. PLLC The Washington Foundation The late Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemyss Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whorley, Jr. ’79 The late Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Williams The late Mrs. Julia Munroe Woodward Mr. T. Allen Wright ’74 Estate of Mrs. Mary J. Buford Estate of Miss Marian J. Crawford Estate of Mr. J. Richard Denton ’43

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In recognition of 10 or more years of consecutive giving to The Webb School Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses ’48 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Holmes ’55 Mr. Patrick N. Cook and Ms. Joy M. Hord ’88 The Honorable and Mrs. Andrew K. Howorth ’74 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Mr. and Mrs. F. Markley Huey ’57 Mr. and Mrs. C. Harper Hulan ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Ms. Melissa L. James Dr. and Mrs. William A. James, Jr. ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Johnson ’44 Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson ’75 Mr. Ralph Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Lands’ End Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter ’69 and Mr. Dillon Kyle Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Lucy & Emily Beasley Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maxwell ’53 Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure Mr. and Mrs. E. Vane McClurg ’60 Mrs. Pat Meadows Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV ’55 Drs. Wayne and Dorothy Murphy Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr. ’43 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nance, III ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Nance ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Newcome ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O’Connell (Kay ’84) Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III (Gwen ’75) Mr. and Mrs. F. Ralph Owens, Jr. ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Patterson ’82 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Prewitt, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Prosser, III ’65 Mr. P. Michael Quinn and Ms. Priscilla Van Tries Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Rasnick Dr. Randall Rickard and Dr. Susan Andrews The late Mr. Wayne M. Rogers ’50 and Mrs. Amy Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Sansom (Natalie ’88) Mr. Akshat R. Sarvaria ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shealy ’61 Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr. ’43

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes Smith, IV ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Mrs. Molly Smith Dr. M. Lee Spangler, II ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr. ’61 Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mr. Charles C. Summers ’03 Ms. Ellen D. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Davis W. Turner ’79 (Melora ’80) Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Walker ’45 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III Webb School Parents’ Association Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Drury F. Williford, Jr. ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wofford Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Woodson, III ’69 W. B. Woosley, Jr. Estate Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 (Jessica ’82) Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wyatt, Sr. Mr. Robert N. Yarbrough, Jr. ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Young Mr. James H. Zoes ’81

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Mr. Charles H. Abernathy ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne Arneson ’58 The late Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey, ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton G. Baldwin, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bart, Jr. ’89 Mrs. Jane Barton Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. and Mrs. J.I. Vance Berry, Jr. ’72 Dr. Edward B. Black Ms. Jacquelyn Boyanton Branscomb Family Foundation Mr. David P. Buntin ’81 Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mrs. Bette Ray Callow Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Camp, Jr. ’43 Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith Campbell ’44 Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 Mr. A. Leslie Clute ’49 The late Dr. Charles Cocanougher and Mrs. JoAnn Cocanougher Mr. Richard C. Colyear Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Craven ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichton, IV ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies ’49 Mr. Michael L. DeLisle ’02 Ms. Sarah S. DeLisle ’05 The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duling ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John C. B. Earthman ’78 (Mary ’80) Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Fowler, Jr. ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Francis ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Francisco ’55 Mr. and Mrs. N. Pruitt Fulmer ’60 Mr. Robert Lee Gamewell, III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graham, Jr. ’55 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. Mr. John T. Gray, III ’49 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hardin ’62 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Dr. Cindy Tang Harris ’92 and Dr. John Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris (Julie ’95) Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hefner ’56 Mr. and Mrs. R. Earl Hereford, Jr. ’60 Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester ’52 Mr. John S. Hester ’47

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Alumni Gifts

Webb alumni generously gave to Webb this past year, supporting the annual fund, contributing to capital projects, and growing the endowment. These gifts assist almost every area across the school, and continue a cycle of giving whereby current students, faculty, and staff benefit from those who have come before them.

Alumni listed below have made cash gifts to one or more areas of the school during the fiscal year. The top five classes based on giving percentage are listed at the end of the report, along with the overall alumni giving percentage and total dollars received.

Class giving percentages are calculated as follows: The numerator includes all alumni who made a gift. The denominator includes all active alumni of a given class who graduated from Webb.

Class of 1940

100% Participation

The late Mr. Hunter McDonald, Jr. Class of 1941 25% Participation Mr. William K. Warriner Class of 1942 Class Agent: Woody Sims 100% Participation Mr. Wilson Sims, Sr. Class of 1943 Class Agent: Bill Murrey 63% Participation Prof. Lewis M. Branscomb Mr. Frank L. Camp, Jr. Mr. James W. McDonnell, Jr. Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr. Mr. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr. Class of 1944 Class Agent: Carroll Johnson 29% Participation Dr. D. Keith Campbell Mr. Carroll C. Johnson

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Class of 1946 Class Agent: Sam Singer 20% Participation Mr. Charles H. Jacobs Class of 1947 Class Agent: Tom Birdwell Class Agent: Tom Lisenby 62% Participation Dr. Thomas R. Birdwell Mr. James E. Hester Mr. John S. Hester Mr. Hugh O. Hunt Mr. Thomas J. Lisenby Dr. Barton Milligan Mr. Richard Schornstein, Jr. Mr. Drury F. Williford, Jr.

Class of 1948 Class Agent: Fred Beeson 100% Participation Mr. G. Jackson Ellis Mr. Richard F. Ellis Mr. Richard E. Glaze Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses Mr. W. Hamilton Smythe, III Class of 1949 Class Agent: Roy Nance 50% Participation Mr. S. Norfleet Anthony, Jr. Mr. A. Leslie Clute Mr. Ed R. Davies Mr. John T. Gray, III Mr. Roy A. Nance Dr. Whitman E. Smith, Jr. Mr. Empson E. Walker Class of 1950 Class Agent: John Macey 100% Participation Mr. John W. Macey Mr. Daniel K. Purdom The late Mr. Wayne M. Rogers Mr. Brightman J. Skinner, Jr. Mr. H. Briggs Smith Class of 1951 Class Agent: Garner Moore Class Agent: Fred Singer 25% Participation Mr. James S. Gilliland Mr. J. Garner Moore, III Mr. Fred S. Singer Class of 1952 Class Agent: George Hester 50% Participation Mr. Philip H. Brasfield, Jr. Dr. George S. Hester Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Dr. Paul R. Stumb, III Class of 1953 Class Agent: 25% Participation Mr. James A. Alexander Mr. Paul B. Maxwell Mr. R. Blair Stephens

Class of 1954 Class Agent: Ed Kaplan 22% Participation Dr. Edward L. Kaplan Mr. F. Ralph Owens, Jr. Class of 1955 Class Agent: 32% Participation Mr. Peter Q. Claverie Mr. Charles C. Francisco Mr. Walter A. Graham, Jr. Dr. Lewis B. Holmes Mr. Smith Murphey, IV Mr. Warren R. Patterson Class of 1956 Class Agent: Raford Hulan 65% Participation Mr. John C. Bomar, Sr. Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd Mr. Samuel V. Eason Mr. Joseph W. Hefner Dr. J. Stephen Herring, Jr. Rev. James S. Hornsby Mr. Raford M. Hulan Dr. William A James, Jr. Mr. William H. Lassiter, Jr. Mr. James E. Nance, III Mr. Charles P. Stephens Class of 1957 Class Agent: John Chambliss 31% Participation Mr. F. Edward Barker Mr. F. Markley Huey Dr. Jasper E. Shealy, III Mr. Robert J. West Class of 1958 Class Agent: Leon Levy 8% Participation Mr. N. Arne Arneson Class of 1959 Class Agent: Noble Pace 17% Participation Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. Mr. David N. Christensen

Class of 1960 Class Agent: Earl Hereford 30% Participation Anonymous Mr. N. Pruitt Fulmer Mr. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Mr. R. Earl Hereford, Jr. Mr. Robert P. Larkan Mr. Selden M. Spencer, Jr. Class of 1961 Class Agent: Ken Chandler 92% Participation Mr. Edward W. Bradley Dr. Kenneth E. Chandler Mr. James A. Gibson Mr. R. Walter Hale, III Mr. David L. Kelley Mr. Paul Marks, Jr. Mr. Mack D. O’Brien, Jr. Mr. Henry B. Ray, Jr. Mr. Michael C. Shealy Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr. Mr. Paul A. Whitaker Class of 1962 Class Agent: Tom Hardin 33% Participation Mr. Thomas M. Francis Mr. Thomas W. Hardin Dr. George M. Ingram, IV Class of 1963 Class Agent: Ben Franklin 33% Participation Dr. T. Cole Flournoy Mr. Henry W. Grenley Mr. Charles O. Hon, III Mr. David G. Patterson, Jr. Mr. Jerry H. Schwartz Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III Mr. Robert N. Yarbrough, Jr. Class of 1964 Class Agent: Bert Duling 26% Participation Mr. Albert Duling Mr. Arthur M. Fowler, Jr. Dr. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr Mr. Walter W. Manley, II Mr. Charles M. Moore Mr. Edward K. Prewitt, Jr.

Class of 1965 Class Agent: Stephen Graham Class Agent: Bob Thompson 33% Participation Mr. Thomas A. Cooper, Jr. Mr. Thomas Crichton, IV Mr. John P. Crigler, III Mr. Robert A. Cunningham Mr. Stephen C. Graham Mr. David S. Prosser, III Mr. Bob F. Thompson

Mr. Henry I. Siegel, II Mr. Calvin J. Turley Mr. J. Thomas Woodson, III

Class of 1966 Class Agent: Jere Fones 33% Participation Mr. John H. Callow Mr. Phillip G. Coop Mr. William E. Farris, Sr. Mr. Jere B. Fones Mr. Sam M. Haynes Mr. John L. Vance

Class of 1971 Class Agent: Lee Hall 29% Participation Mr. W. Brent Alexander Mr. W. Lashlee Hall, III Mr. Terrell W. Hayes Lt. Col. Hilton E. Heineke, III

Class of 1967 Class Agent: Ed Johnson 54% Participation Mr. Ford M. Apple, Jr. Dr. Andrew O. Donelson Dr. John R. Howick, Jr. Dr. Michael S. Jennings Mr. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Mr. Marion K. Marks Mr. William H. Mayer

Class of 1969 Class Agent: Sam Lasseter 50% Participation Mr. Pendleton G. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. Edward M. Banister, III Mr. James H. Feldman, Jr. Mr. Edwin A. Geoghegan, Jr. Mr. Oscar M. Gwin, III Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter Mr. Mark A. Mann Mr. Joel W. Newcome

Class of 1972 Class Agent: Bill Abernathy Class Agent: Wilson Sims 48% Participation Mr. William L. Abernathy, Jr. Dr. Joe W. Adcock Mr. Jack L. Bailey Mr. J. I. Vance Berry, Jr. Mr. Stephen A. Bonds Mr. Bruce B. Cosgrove The Honorable Scott J. Crichton Mr. Robert E. Gardner, III Mr. John S. Murrey Mr. Wilson Sims, Jr. Mr. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. Class of 1973 Class Agent: Webb Follin 24% Participation Anonymous Mr. G. Webb Follin, III Rev. R. Scott Lenoir Mr. Stephen J. Peters Class of 1974 Class Agent: David Ellis Class Agent: Jan Hawkins Class Agent: Mike Powell 20% Participation Mr. Dwight D. Atterholt Dr. David A. Ellis Dr. Charles W. Flexner Hon. Andrew K. Howorth Mr. David A. Oates Capt. S. Michael Powell Dr. Timothy A. Wilson Class of 1975 Class Agent: Moe Hill Class Agent: Deborah Roberts Horst 38% Participation Anonymous Mr. Dan B. Andrews, Jr. Mr. Keith J. Barton Ms. Sharon L. Bell Mr. Gordon P. Burkhead, II

Class of 1976 Class Agent: 20% Participation Mr. Robert R. Davies Mr. W. Knox Haynes Mr. George B. Huddleston, Jr. Mr. D. Glenn Jones Ms. Melinda A. Judd Class of 1977 Class Agent: Charlie Palmer Class Agent: George Williamson 14% Participation Mr. Charles H. Abernathy Mr. James A. Noe, III Mr. Charles L. Palmer Mr. George T.B. Williamson, IV Class of 1978 Class Agent: Doug Holt Class Agent: Dawn Shepherd Taylor 24% Participation Anonymous Mr. Douglas M. Holt Mr. W. Haynes Knight, Jr. The Rt. Rev. James R. Mathes Mr. John P. Matthews, IV Ms. Dawn Shepherd Taylor Mr. Brian D. Singer Mr. Donald E. Smith, Jr. Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III Class of 1979 Class Agent: Davis Turner 6% Participation Dr. William G. Hardin, III Mr. Davis W. Turner Class of 1980 Class Agent: Mary Earthman Class Agent: Libby Willis 8% Participation Anonymous Mrs. Melora Wilkins Turner Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Willis Class of 1981 Class Agent: David Buntin 18% Participation Mr. David P. Buntin Mr. Robert H. Franke, Jr. Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV Mr. James B. Ledbetter

Mr. James H. Zoes Class of 1982 Class Agent: Rusty Turner Class Agent: Ellen Willson 10% Participation Mrs. Ruth Jennings Bouldin Mr. Paul G. Jennings Mr. Jeffrey R. Patterson Mrs. Jessica Delbridge Woosley Class of 1983 Class Agent: 18% Participation Mr. W. Andrew Carrington Ms. Mary E. Chamberlin Mr. J. Robert English, III Mrs. Rebecca L. Ownby Kieronski Mrs. Kathrin D. McClain Lowery Mr. Joseph W. Mooney Class of 1984 Class Agent: 10% Participation Mr. Stuart K. Anderson Mr. Kirt L. Mills Mrs. Kay Cunningham O’Connell Class of 1985 Class Agent: Connie Cox Class Agent: Sandra Press 12% Participation Dr. James Bishop Mr. Harry Elliott Brandicourt Ms. Constance E. Cox Mr. Benjamin C. Huddleston Mr. Lance J. McKnight Class of 1986 Class Agent: Barbara Grobicki 12% Participation Ms. Barbara A. Grobicki Mr. David B. McElroy Mr. Troy W. McKnight Mr. Andrew K. McRady The Honorable Smith Murphey, V Class of 1987 Class Agent: Heather Brown Class Agent: Jay Jackson 11% Participation Mr. Irvin Ashford, Jr. Mr. J. Coleman Bryars Mr. Charles E. Goodman, III Dr. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Mr. Richard B. Williamson Class of 1988 Class Agent: EnaShea Kohler Class Agent: Natalie Sansom 24% Participation Dr. Elizabeth B. Boggan Dr. Angela K. Burns Mr. David C. Coggins Ms. Lisa Y. Freeman Ms. Joy M. Hord Mr. Paul T. Martin

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Class of 1968 Class Agent: Allen Craven 79% Participation Mr. Charles P. Alexander Dr. Grady L. Blackwood, Jr. Mr. Saniel B. Bonder The Honorable D. Lynn Cobb Mr. Allen K. Craven Dr. Eric J. Forsbergh Mr. Robert L. Gamewell, III Mr. Thomas A. Hawkins, Jr. Mr. Robert B. Lee Dr. Robert H. Lewis, Jr. Mr. Philip H. Neal Mr. Robert V. Nelson, Jr. Mr. John K. P. Odell, Jr. Mr. George E. Pine Mr. James W. Pou Mr. Charles D. Rucks Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf Mr. John Holmes Smith, IV Mr. Dennis M. Woodson, II

Class of 1970 Class Agent: Fred Alexander 21% Participation Mr. Fred S. Alexander Mr. Peter J. Marks Mr. Jacob S. Sherman, II Mr. Robert W. Smith

Mr. W. Howard Cammack, Jr. Mr. Jack D. Fleischer Mr. Elmore Hill, Jr. Mrs. Deborah Roberts Horst Mr. John M. Johnson Mr. Douglas H. Joyce Mr. Edward T. McManus, Jr. Mrs. Gwen P. Jones Owen Mr. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr. Mr. Dennis R. Spain Ms. Mary Lynne Walker

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Mrs. Johanna McRady Richardson Mr. John H. Richardson Mrs. Natalie Isom Sansom Mr. John E. Sawyer Ms. Katherine Schnorrenberg Class of 1989 Class Agent: Robert Allison Class Agent: James Anderson 12% Participation Mr. Robert A. Allison Mr. Albert J. Bart, Jr. Dr. Ethan W. Tolbert Class of 1990 Class Agent: David Crabtree Class Agent: John Goodman 7% Participation Mr. John J. Goodman Mr. Darin E. Hasty Class of 1991 Class Agent: Noel Greene 5% Participation Mrs. Stephanie Dudley Spackman Class of 1992 Class Agent: Beth Crabtree Class Agent: Wade Gaither 22% Participation Mr. A. Scott Arnold Mr. Christopher D. Dawkins Dr. Cindy Tang Harris Mrs. Amanda Akin Hayes Mr. Brent C. Holden Mr. Curtis J. Jenkins Mrs. Elisabeth Nemeth Morgan Mr. Jeremy L. Nichols

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Class of 1993 Class Agent: Ben Blakeley Class Agent: Jennifer Smith 14% Participation Mr. Benjamin W. Blakeley Mrs. Jennifer Rupley Smith Mrs. Dianne Haynes Stroman Mr. Roger D. Stroman

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Class of 1994 Class Agent: Erin Henrick Class Agent: Tabetha Sullens 26% Participation Mrs. Alexandra Bramblett Burlason Mr. Andrew L. Cooper Mrs. Rebecca Kraus Ducat Mr. John C. Haynes Dr. Erin E. Craig Henrick Mr. Joshua B. Henrick The Honorable Amber Edwards Luttrell Mr. Michael M. Morgan Mrs. Tabetha Newport Sullens Mr. David Tang

Class of 1995 Class Agent: Julie Harris 13% Participation Ms. Julie Yamamoto Harris Mrs. Amy Brown Mitchell Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett Mr. Karl N. Schmiede Class of 1996 Class Agent: Harper Hulan Class Agent: Anne Warren 21% Participation Ms. Jennifer M. Galland Mr. Louis D. Hamric, III Mr. C. Harper Hulan Mr. Adam L. Morgan Mr. Matthias B. “Bricke” Murfree, IV Mr. Benjamin L. Myers Mrs. Jessica Callow Ramsey Mr. Bryan H. Sallman Mrs. Amanda Heck Suttles Class of 1997 Class Agent: Paige Espenship Class Agent: Katherine Sparkman 5% Participation Mr. Robert H. Hester Dr. M. Lee Spangler, II Class of 1998 Class Agent: Crystal Crowder Class Agent: Rebecca Upton 25% Participation Mrs. Bettina Langhorst Gude Mr. M. Clint Hall Mr. David B. LaRoche Mr. Gerrit F. Merkel Mr. Mischa L. Nemeth Mrs. Hillary Turrentine Spiller Mr. W. Wade Sutton, Jr. Mrs. Rebecca Dempsey Upton Class of 1999 Class Agent: Lauren Alexander Class Agent: Ginny Hunt 22% Participation Mrs. Whitney Hazelwood Brough Mr. Nelson M. Byrd Mr. Adam G. Province Mr. Akshat R. Sarvaria Mr. Stuart M. Smith Mr. A. J. Swafford Dr. Dorsey Rickard Thorley Mrs. Nora A. Goodman Walsh Ms. Erica A. Wright

Class of 2000 Class Agent: Reid Gillam Class Agent: Miranda Morton Class Agent: Nathaniel Robinson 22% Participation Mr. John T. Bragg, III Mr. C. Tryon Fournier Mr. Reid B. Gillam Mr. Jordan A. Howell Mr. Richard C. Johnson Mr. Wesley S. LeBlanc Mr. Nathaniel W. Robinson Dr. Rohan J. Shah Class of 2001 Class Agent: Stacey Downs 17% Participation Mrs. Stacey Alexander Downs Mrs. Lindsey Grissom Fournier Mr. Paul S. Gibson Mr. Michael S. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Nick Spangler Mrs. Rachael Layman Spangler Mr. Antonio F. Valiente Class of 2002 Class Agent: Ted Goodman Class Agent: Nick Jennings Class Agent: Sam Kennedy 14% Participation Mr. Michael L. DeLisle Mr. Theodore W. Goodman Lt. Samuel D. Kennedy, III Mr. Jeffrey E. T. Rupley Class of 2003 Class Agent: Don Alexander Class Agent: Caitlin Jennings Class Agent: Katherine Layman 21% Participation Mrs. Sara Oetjen Dunham Mrs. Caitlin Roberts Jennings Ms. Rachel A. Jennings Mr. Thomas H. Jennings Mrs. Susan Dyer Kane Mrs. Rachel Vest Kennedy Dr. Matthew S. Layman Mrs. Katherine Foutch Layman Mr. Byron D. MacDougall Mr. Charles C. Summers Class of 2004 Class Agent: Hallie Dyer Class Agent: Sonya Patel 3% Participation Dr. Aditya R. Sarvaria

Class of 2005 Class Agent: Hudson Byrd Class Agent: Chase Spurlock 9% Participation Mr. Hudson T. Byrd Ms. Sarah S. DeLisle Mr. Joseph C. Griggs Mr. Charles F. Spurlock, III Class of 2006 Class Agent: Margaret Earthman Class Agent: Alison Jones Class Agent: Nikhil Reddy 23% Participation Mr. Bartholomew S. Badgett Ms. Mallory J. Brink Mrs. Carolyn Goodman Henn Ms. Grace J. Iorio Ms. Alison C. Jones Mrs. Sarah Sutton Osborne Mr. Naveen C. Reddy Mr. Hunter J. Rooks Class of 2007 Class Agent: Rhea Hyatt Class Agent: Sarah Jennings 8% Participation Mr. Rhea D. Hyatt, II Ms. Samantha A. Myers Mr. John F. Wyatt, Jr. Class of 2008 Class Agent: Hannah Kay Hunt Class Agent: Manjari Singh 8% Participation Mr. A. Spenser Coop Ms. Michelle M. Iorio Mr. Cody D. Rooks Class of 2009 Class Agent: Erin McMahon Class Agent: Elizabeth Moss Class Agent: John Newman 4% Participation Mr. William S. Murphy Mr. John L. Newman Class of 2010 Class Agent: Garrett King Class Agent: Rion Steele 2% Participation Mr. Rion S. Steele Class of 2011 Class Agent: Vijay Putatunda Class Agent: Matt Steele Class Agent: Brianna Wofford 19% Participation Mr. Tianyu Dong Mrs. Emily Coffey Feldbruegge Mr. Tyler R. Lewis Mr. Benjamin H. Riggs Ms. Caroline E. Smith

Mr. Matthew S. Steele Ms. Shannon W. Swartz Mr. Phillip R. Warden Ms. Brianna C. Wofford Class of 2012 Class Agent: Ryan Pryor Class Agent: Kaleb Tilton 5% Participation Ms. Sarada M. Kolli Mr. Ryan A. Pryor Mr. Kaleb T. Tilton

Class of 2013 Class Agent: Jami Averwater Class Agent: Chilton Smith 2% Participation Ms. Marina L. Kiser Class of 2014 Class Agent: Dominic DiSanto Class Agent: Keith Elliott 5% Participation Ms. Jenna K. Davis Ms. Emily M. Warden Ms. Ruth E. Watson

Class of 2015 Class Agent: Tiffany Kettering 8% Participation Josephine J. Hardin Mr. Anthony P. Iorio Mr. Mubarak S. Yahyah Class of 2016 Class Agent: Anna Kate Curtis Class Agent: Madeline Gallagher

Total Alumni Giving = $551,282 Total Alumni Participation = 19% Top 5 classes: 1940 100% 1942 100% 1948 100% 1950 100% 1961 92%

2015-2016 Webb Employee Gifts Total Faculty Participation = 100 %

Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Polk Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pryor Mr. P. Michael Quinn and Ms. Priscilla Van Tries Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Rasnick Ms. AnaMaria Rivas-Raynor Mr. Christian A. Rodriguez Mr. Teddy Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Seals Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Ms. Kayla M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Sullens Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Swafford Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Townes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Truitt Ms. Karla Vogt Mr. Loyd Warren Mr. Matt Wilson Ms. Lea Anne Windham Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wofford Ms. Sue V. Wood Ms. Kelly Wyatt Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Yates Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Young Total Employee Giving = $35,855

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Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen Mr. Hardy “Trey” Arrowood Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Auwarter Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Berzinskas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. Bonner Ms. Jacquelyn Boyanton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camp Ms. Sarah Chen Mr. Jon Chicken and Ms. Kelly Northrup Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cimino-Hurt Ms. Ruth Cordell The late Mr. James Cordero and Mrs. Carmel Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dorsett Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Edde Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Adam Feldbruegge Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Foulk Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Frommeyer Mr. and Mrs. James Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Griggs

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. William V. Hilleary Mr. and Mrs. Chip Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imboden Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Ms. Melissa James Mr. and Mrs. Justin Jones Mr. Ralph E. Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Mr. and Mrs. Jason Joslin Ms. Reiva J. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kerstiens Mrs. Elizabeth Lagler Mr. and Mrs. Travis Layne Ms. Xiulan Li Dr. and Mrs. Michael Linton Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Little Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Steven McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. McRady Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Adam Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. Chase Nunley Mr. Kelvin Nunley

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Current Parent Giving

Webb gratefully acknowledges the contributions that all parents and grandparents make in order for their children to attend Webb.

Class parent giving percentages are calculated as follows: The numerator includes any parent or guardian who donated to Webb, and the denominator includes the number of family units currently at Webb.

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CLASS OF 2016 52% Participation Anonymous Mr. R. Clayton Avent Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Cannon Mr. and Mrs. David C. Coffey Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Fiala Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim B. Gammada Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Harper Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Ms. Karyn Menck Mr. and Mrs. Adam L. Morgan Drs. Max and Mary Moss Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Newell Dr. and Mrs. T. Gerald O’Daniel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Paffrath Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. David Sells Dr. and Mrs. William H. Sherwood Drs. Harold and Grace Speer Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Ms. Lea Anne Windham Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wright Mr. and Mrs. Kin Yu

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CLASS OF 2017 52% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson The late Mr. Ron D. Booth and Mrs. Cathy S. Booth Ms. Leigh Anne G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conkin Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dornisch Mr. Qingsong Han and Mrs. Lili Zhou Dr. Mary Margaret Hurley and Mr. Greg Hurley Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. Mark D. Jared and Mrs. Yan Yuan Mr. Seo Jungjin and Mrs. Yang Sunjoo Dr. and Mrs. Sunil C. Kaza Dr. and Mrs. Murali K. Kolli Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lee Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Little Mr. and Mrs. Manu Mansharamani Mr. and Mrs. John P. Matthews, IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Dr. Suneetha S. Nuthalapaty and Mr. Sam S. Nuthalapaty Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Dr. and Mrs. William H. Sherwood Dr. Gary J. Smith and Dr. Ann Evers

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Speer Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Surdacki Dr. Aondover A. Tarhule and Dr. Rozemarijn Tarhule-Lips Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Mr. Yiqiang Zhang and Mrs. Zhi Sun CLASS OF 2018 62% Participation Dr. Lynette M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison Dr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Bigham, IV Dr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Blansett, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryant, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. D. Jerry Collins Dr. Renee Dupree and Mr. Robert Dupree Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. David Eng Mr. and Mrs. George S. Fennell Drs. Robert and Carmen Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Darin E. Hasty Mr. Xie Jinghui and Mrs. Zhihong Liu Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Kiser Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ledbetter Dr. Keun Soo Lee and Mrs. Min Yi Song Mr. Fengjun Liu and Mrs. Yuan Qi Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. McRady Mr. and Mrs. David B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. Jinwen Ou and Ms. Liping Nie Dr. and Mrs. Brian W. Petersen Mr. Weiming Qu and Mrs. Ying Chen Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Russell Ms. Jill Sauls Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Sullens Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Sweeney Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Weitzman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Wiesemann Mr. and Mrs. James I. Williams, III CLASS OF 2019 57% Participation Mr. R. Clayton Avent Dr. Jitao Bai Mr. Pierre Blanc and Mrs. Catrin Westh Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bouldin Ms. Jacquelyn R. Boyanton Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Culp Mrs. Terika Dean Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Ebri Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick Ms. Jennifer Garland Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. Gary King Ms. Tricia King Mr. Niannian Li and Mrs. Wen Yang Mr. Jiedong Lin and Mrs. Su Yonghong Ms. Donna Mighty-Fageyinbo Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nettles Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy L. Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Paffrath Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Mr. and Mrs. David Simmons Mr. Bing Zhuo CLASS OF 2020 58% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chance Mr. and Mrs. David Curtze Drs. Robert and Carmen Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harris Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ledbetter Dr. Keun Soo Lee and Mrs. Min Yi Song Dr. Melissa Ming and Mr. Nolan R. Ming Mrs. Carialeen Pugh Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Mr. Jiangping Zhu and Mrs. Feng Yan Mr. Hong Zhu and Mrs. Caihong Chen CLASS OF 2021 64% Participation Dr. Lynette M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allen Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryant, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Justin M. Cates Mr. Erin M. Cavner Mr. Roger W. Chambers Ms. Elizabeth J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. David Curtze Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Foulk Dr. and Mrs. Paul Goco Mr. and Mrs. Darin E. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hayes Mr. Christopher L. Martin Ms. Kristi L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Novak Dr. and Mrs. Brian W. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. J. Jason Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell CLASS OF 2022 83% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Berzinskas Mr. Pierre Blanc and Mrs. Catrin Westh Dr. Shanna B. Brooks and Mr. Winston B. Brooks Drs. David and Ranea Brown Ms. Megan Cook

Ms. Jennifer Garland Drs. Robert and Carmen Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. William V. Hilleary Mr. Gary King Ms. Tricia King Mr. Glenn Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Polk Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Ms. Jill Sauls Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Khamsay Sengchanh

Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Weaver Dr. and Mrs. Aristides Zacharoudis 56% Total Parent Participation Total Parent Giving = $108,399

Current Grandparent Giving Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bender Mr. and Mrs. Donald Billings Dr. and Mrs. David Bonnette Mr. Richard E. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Zane Cantrell Ms. Jane Chambers The late Mr. Charles Cocanougher and Mrs. JoAnn Cocanougher Mr. and Mrs. Bratten Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Culp Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. D’Antonio, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fontenot Mrs. Charleen Foulk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliard Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth House Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jared Mrs. JoAnn Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Matthews, III Mrs. Marilyn Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William Nettles Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Rapp

Mr. John A. Reddell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robleto Ms. Jill Sauls Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sells Mrs. May Beth Smith Mrs. Meredith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Voorhes Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Whitaker 13% Total Grandparent Participation Total Grandparent Giving = $146,510

Annual Gifts

Annual gifts are the majority of gifts received each year from donors. They allow the school to offer additional educational opportunities, and provide resources beyond tuition. This year, annual gifts include operating gifts to The Webb Fund and other restricted areas including The Edward E. Ford Foundation Matching Grant.

Sawney Webb Fellow ($25,000 - Above) Anonymous M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens Webb School Parents’ Association

Son Will Webb Fellow ($10,000 - $14,999) James R. Meadows, Jr. Foundation Mr. Fengjun Liu and Mrs. Yuan Qi Mr. Joseph W. Mooney Mr. J. Garner Moore, III Mr. and Mrs. David G. Patterson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin “Rusty” A. Vest, Jr.

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+ Gift In Kind

Mr. John A. Reddell, Sr. Mr. Forrest Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Singer Dr. Gary Smith and Dr. Ann Evers The Gardner Family Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III Jack Heffner Fellow ($2,500 - $4,999) Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne Arneson Mr. and Mrs. F. Edward Barker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Birdwell Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies Five Points Production Services Dr. and Mrs. Paul Goco Mr. John T. Gray, III Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III Jewish Federation of Nashville & Middle Tennessee K & R Enterprises Dr. and Mrs. William H. Ledbetter

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John M. Webb Fellow ($15,000 - $24,999) The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Myrtle C. Rhinehart Estate

G. Webb Follin Fellow ($5,000 - $9,999) Anonymous Mrs. Jane Barton Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Vance Berry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Blakeley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Broadhead, Jr. Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gardner, III Mr. Qingsong Han and Mrs. Lili Zhou Jemison Investment Company, Inc. Advised Fund Mr. Gary King Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Koleznar Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter and Mr. Dillon Kyle Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. Mr. Di Mao Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Martin Mr. Michael M. Morgan Parents of Athletes at Webb School Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine

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Regions Financial Corporation* Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Savage Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Sr. Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. Mrs. Molly Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, III SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program* Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wyatt, Sr.+ Mr. Bing Zhuo

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Marsha De Arriaga LLC Mr. and Mrs. John P. Matthews, IV Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maxwell Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure Mrs. Katherine D. Murfree Dr. and Mrs. T. Gerald O’Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III Mr. Weiming Qu and Mrs. Ying Chen Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Dr. Randall Rickard and Dr. Susan T. Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Jasper E. Shealy, III Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Shepard Mr. Jacob S. Sherman, II Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simonsen Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Jr. Mrs. Ada T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Southern Energy Company, Inc. Southern Energy Transport LLC Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III SunTrust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Ethan W. Tolbert Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Davis W. Turner Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Mr. and Mrs. James I. Williams, III Mr. Matt Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Young Dr. and Mrs. Aristides Zacharoudis Mr. Yiqiang Zhang and Mrs. Zhi Sun Mr. Hong Zhu and Mrs. Caihong Chen Mr. Jiangping Zhu and Mrs. Feng Yan A. Jon Frere Supporter ($500 - $999) Dr. Lynette M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. James A. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison Mr. and Mrs. Stuart K. Anderson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baird Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Brockman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith Campbell The late Mr. Charles Cocanougher and Mrs. JoAnn Cocanougher Mr. David C. Coggins Dr. and Mrs. D. Jerry Collins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichton, IV Mr. J. Peyton Crigler and Dr. Arlene A. Amidon Mr. and Mrs. James V. DiSanto Eaton Corporation Matching Gift Program* Mr. Stefan Eitzinger and Ms. Constance E. Cox Mr. G. Webb Follin, III Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Fowler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Ms. Jennifer Garland Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griggs Ms. Barbara A. Grobicki Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester

Mr. and Mrs. William V. Hilleary Honorable Andrew K. Howorth Mr. and Mrs. F. Markley Huey Mr. Mark D. Jared and Mrs. Yan Yuan Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Murali K. Kolli Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ledbetter Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Little Mr. and Mrs. Manu Mansharamani Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Matthews, III Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Dr. and Mrs. Barton Milligan Drs. Max and Mary Moss Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. “Bricke” Murfree, IV Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mischa L. Nemeth Parish Patch – Cortner Mill Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson+ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peacock Dr. and Mrs. Brian W. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer Mrs. Meredith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Selden M. Spencer, Jr. Mr. Charles F. Spurlock, III State Farm Insurance Company+ Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens UT-Battelle (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)* Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Warren County Orthodontics, PLLC Mr. George T. B. Williamson, IV Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Williamson Ms. Sue V. Wood Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III Supporter ($1 - $499) Mr. Charles H. Abernathy Mr. and Mrs. William L. Abernathy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joe W. Adcock Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ford M. Apple, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Arnold Mr. Hardy “Trey” O. Arrowood Mr. Irvin Ashford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Atterholt The late Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Auwarter Mr. R. Clayton Avent Mr. Bartholomew S. Badgett Mrs. Mary Baggett Dr. Jitao Bai Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton G. Baldwin, Jr.

Mr. A. Leslie Clute Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Collins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Connor Mr. Patrick N. Cook and Ms. Joy M. Hord Mr. A. Spenser Coop Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Cooper Mrs. Suzanne E. Cooper Ms. Ruth Cordell The late Mr. James Cordero and Mrs. Carmel Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Culp Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Culp Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. David Curtze Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Davies Mrs. Adelaide S. Davis Ms. Jenna K. Davis Mr. Christopher D. Dawkins and Ms. Allyson Bourke Mrs. Terika Dean Mr. Michael L. DeLisle Ms. Sarah S. DeLisle Mrs. Ruth Deming Mr. Tianyu Dong Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Donovan Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dornisch Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Dorsett Mr. and Mrs. Todd T. Downs Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ducat Mrs. Sara A. Dunham Dr. Renee Dupree and Mr. Robert Dupree Dr. Anne Edmunds Dr. and Mrs. Michael E. Edwards Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. G. Jackson Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. David Eng Mr. J. Robert English, III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Farris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Feldbruegge Mr. James H. Feldman, Jr. and Ms. Sharon Sigal Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Ferguson Mrs. Doris T. Fleischer Dr. and Mrs. T. Cole Flournoy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fontenot Fortune Brands Home & Security* Mrs. Charleen Foulk Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Foulk Mr. and Mrs. Tryon Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Francis Ms. Lisa Y. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Frommeyer Mr. and Mrs. N. Pruitt Fulmer Mr. Robert L. Gamewell, III Mr. and Mrs. Rob Gardner

The Generosity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Geoghegan, Jr. Mr. Paul S. Gibson Mr. Reid B. Gillam Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilliard Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Glaze Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gray Drs. Robert and Carmen Greenberg Mr. Benjamin H. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Greenberg Miss Louisa M. Greenberg Mr. Max A. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Grenley Mr. Charles A. Grice Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Harald Gude Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hall Mr. and Mrs. W. Lashlee Hall, III Mr. Louis D. Hamric, III Mr. Hailiang Han and Mrs. Wenlei Yao Ms. Josephine J. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Harper Drs. John and Cindy Harris Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Harris Mr. Cory Hartbarger Mr. and Mrs. Darin E. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Terrell W. Hayes Mr. John C. Haynes Mr. W. Knox Haynes Mrs. Maria B. Heffner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hefner Lt. Col. and Mrs. Hilton E. Heineke, III Mr. and Mrs. Dave Henn Dr. Erin E. Henrick and Mr. Joshua Henrick Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hereford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hester Mr. John S. Hester Mr. Robert H. Hester Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holliman Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Holmes Mr. Douglas M. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Chip Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth House Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Huffaker, III Mrs. Katharine Huffman Mr. and Mrs. C. Harper Hulan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulan, III Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Hunt Mr. Rhea D. Hyatt, II Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imboden Dr. George M. Ingram, IV Mr. Anthony P. Iorio Ms. Grace J. Iorio

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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Ms. Michelle M. Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jacobs Ms. Melissa James Dr. and Mrs. William A. James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Jennings, Jr. Ms. Rachel A. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Richard C. Johnson Dr. Sue Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Warren T. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet R. Johnston Ms. Alison C. Jones Dr. Pamela O. Jones and Mr. D. Glenn Jones Mrs. JoAnn Jones Mr. and Mrs. Justin Jones Mr. Ralph Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Mr. and Mrs. Jason Joslin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Joyce Ms. Melinda A. Judd Mr. Seo Jungjin and Mrs. Yang Sunjoo Mr. Timothy Kaltenbach Mrs. Susan D. Kane Dr. and Mrs. Sunil C. Kaza Ms. Reiva J. Keith Mr. David L. Kelley Lt. and Mrs. Samuel D. Kennedy, III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kerstiens Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kieronski Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kilpatrick Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King Ms. Tricia King Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Kiser Ms. Marina L. Kiser Mr. W. Haynes Knight, Jr. Ms. Sarada M. Kolli Dr. and Mrs. John W. Kraus Ms. Julia R. Ladet Mrs. Elizabeth Lagler Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Larkan Dr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Layman Mr. and Mrs. Travis Layne Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lee Rev. and Mrs. R. Scott Lenoir Mr. Tyler R. Lewis Mr. Niannian Li and Mrs. Wen Yang Ms. Xiulan Li Dr. and Mrs. Michael Linton Mr. and Mrs. William Livengood Mrs. Kathrin D. Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Zachary C. Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lynch Mr. Byron D. MacDougall Mr. John W. Macey Mr. and Mrs. Marion K. Marks Mr. Peter J. Marks Ms. Kristi L. Martin The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James R. Mathes Mrs. Kathryn Matton Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Steven McClanahan The late Mr. Hunter McDonald, Jr. and Mrs. Emmie C. McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. David B. McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Lance J. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Troy W. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. McManus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. McRady Mr. Robert D. Meek Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meldrum Ms. Karyn Menck Mr. Gerrit F. Merkel Ms. Donna Mighty-Fageyinbo Mr. and Mrs. David B. Miller Ms. Lisa Miller Mr. and Mrs. Spencer G. Miller Mills Floor Covering Mr. Kirt L. Mills Dr. Melissa Ming and Mr. Nolan R. Ming Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Adam L. Morgan Mrs. Marilyn Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Mullen Drs. Wayne and Dorothy Murphy Mr. William S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John S. Murrey Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Myers Ms. Samantha A. Myers Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nance, III Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nettles Mr. and Mrs. William Nettles, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Newcome Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Newell Mr. John L. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy L. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nichols Mr. Glenn Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Novak Mr. Chase E. Nunley Mr. Kelvin Nunley Dr. Suneetha S. Nuthalapaty and Mr. Sam S. Nuthalapaty Mr. and Mrs. Mack D. O’Brien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O’Connell Mr. John K.P. Odell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Orrin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Clay Osborne Mr. Jinwen Ou and Ms. Liping Nie Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Owen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ralph Owens, Jr. Mr. Charles L. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. L. Charles Palmer Ms. Danielle Passno Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. Warren R. Patterson Dr. and Mrs. James M. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Peters Ms. Lucy Phillips Ms. Sylvia Pitnof Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Polk Capt. S. Michael Powell and Lt. Kathleen A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Prewitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Prosser, III Mr. Adam G. Province

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pryor Mr. Ryan A. Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puett Mrs. Carialeen Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Purdom Quality Waste Solutions, LLC Mr. P. Michael Quinn and Ms. Priscilla Van Tries Mr. and Mrs. Brett R. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Rapp Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Rasnick Ms. Elizabeth S. Reavis Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Mr. and Mrs. John H. Richardson Mr. Benjamin H. Riggs Ms. AnaMaria Rivas-Raynor Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rivela Mr. Nathaniel W. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robleto Mr. Christian A. Rodriguez Mr. Cody D. Rooks Mr. Jeffrey E. T. Rupley Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Russell Mr. Bryan H. Sallman and Ms. Jennifer M. Galland Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Sansom Dr. Aditya R. Sarvaria Mr. Akshat R. Sarvaria Ms. Jill Sauls Mr. Edward C. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Karl N. Schmiede Ms. Katherine Schnorrenberg Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Seals Mrs. Jessica L. Sellner Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sells Mr. and Mrs. Khamsay Sengchanh Dr. Rohan J. Shah Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shealy Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts* Ms. Dawn Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr. Mr. Henry I. Siegel, II and Ms. Kyra Subbotin Mr. and Mrs. David R. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. J. Jason Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer Mr. and Mrs. Brightman J. Skinner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Smith Ms. Caroline E. Smith Dr. and Mrs. H. Briggs Smith Ms. Kayla M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith Mr. Stuart M. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Whitman E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Jarad Spackman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Spain Dr. M. Lee Spangler, II Mr. and Mrs. Nick Spangler Drs. Harold G. and Grace Speer, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Speer Mr. and Mrs. J. David Spiller Ms. Judith Stanley Mr. Matthew S. Steele Mr. Rion S. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Stroman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sullens Mr. Charles C. Summers Ms. Ellen D. Summers Mr. Steven B. Summers Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Surdacki Mr. and Mrs. Richard Suttles Mr. and Mrs. W. Wade Sutton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swafford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Sweeney Mr. David Tang Dr. Aondover A. Tarhule and Dr. Rozemarijn Tarhule-Lips Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Taylor Tennessee Bluebird Trails Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Jr. Dr. Dorsey A. Thorley Mrs. Margaret P. Tilley Mr. Kaleb T. Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Townes, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Tremaine

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Turley Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Turner UBS Matching Gift Program* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Upton Mr. and Mrs. John L. Vance Miss Maggi Vaughn Ms. Karleen D. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Voorhes W.W. Grainger, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Empson E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Ms. Mary Lynne Walker Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walsh Ms. Emily M. Warden Mr. Phillip R. Warden Mr. Loyd Warren Mr. William K. Warriner Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Ms. Ruth E. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Weaver Dr. Thompson Webb, III Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Weitzman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. West Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Whitaker

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Wiesemann Mr. Daniel R. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Drury F. Williford, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis Mrs. Deborah Wilson Ms. Lea Anne Windham Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wofford Ms. Brianna C. Wofford Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Woodson, III Ms. Erica A. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wright Mr. John F. Wyatt, Jr. Ms. Kelly Wyatt Mr. Mubarak S. Yahyah Mr. and Mrs. Suleiman Yahyah Mr. Robert N. Yarbrough, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Yates Ms. Nichole Yockey Mr. Doug Young Ms. Susan L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Kin Yu Mr. James H. Zoes

$5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Andrews, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Broadhead Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chandler ’61 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Coffey Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mr. Michael M. Morgan ’94 Drs. Max and Mary T. Moss Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Dr. and Mrs. T. Gerald O’Daniel, Jr. Parents’ of Athletes at Webb School Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Ray, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. Antonio F. Valiente ’01

Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 and Mrs. Jessica Delbridge Woosley ’82

Capital Gifts $25,000 – Above Adams Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Vance Berry, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bradley ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. Jemison Investment Company, Inc. Advised Fund Ms. Betty D. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lewis, Jr. ’68 Mr. James A. Noe, III ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56

$10,000 - $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent Alexander ’71 Dr. Andrew O. Donelson ’67 and Ms. April Piston Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. ’64 Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III (Gwen ’75) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Weitzman

$2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Hudson T. Byrd ’05 Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mr. Nelson Byrd ’99 The Honorable D. Lynn Cobb ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Graham ’65 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Jennings ’82 Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Martin ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. ’87 Webb School Parents’ Association

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$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. F. Edward Barker ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Craven ’68 Dr. Virginia Dale Dr. and Mrs. Martin J. Fiala Dr. and Mrs. Eric J. Forsbergh ’68 Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Haynes ’66 Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester ’52 Dr. and Mrs. John R. Howick, Jr. ’67 Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Mr. Robert B. Lee ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marks, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV ’55 The Honorable and Mrs. Smith Murphey, V ’86 Mr. John K. P. Odell, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shealy ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Singer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Mrs. May Beth Smith Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr. ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson ’65 UBS Matching Gift Program* Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis ’80

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$1 - $499 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Alexander ’70 Dr. Grady L. Blackwood, Jr. ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Saniel B. Bonder ’68 Mr. John H. Callow ’66 Mr. Jon Chicken and Ms. Kelly Northrup Mr. A. Leslie Clute ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Edde Mr. and Mrs. William E. Farris, Sr. ’66 Mr. Robert L. Gamewell, III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gore Mr. Thomas A. Hawkins, Jr. ’68 Mr. Marion W. Hickerson

Ms. Deborah Roberts Horst ’75 Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Mr. Ralph E. Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Dr. Sonya M. King and Mr. Phillip G. King Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Neal ’68 Mr. and Mrs. R. Eric Newell Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Paffrath Mr. James W. Pou ’68 Mr. and Mrs. David Sells Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr. ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes Smith ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Woodson, II ’68

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Anonymous Ms. Robyn Allen ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Allen Mr. James G. Anderson ’89 Ms. Deborah Atterholt ’72 Mr. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. John T. Bragg, Jr. Mr. John C. Carr ’79 Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Ms. Constance E. Cox ’85 Mrs. Nancy Cox Mr. Ed R. Davies ’49 Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Dr. T. Cole Flournoy ’63 Ms. Noel F. Greene ’91 Ms. Barbara A. Grobicki ’86 Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Ms. Audrey R. Harrell ’84 Mrs. Shirley Harvey Mr. Douglas B. Havron ’83 Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holliman Mr. George B. Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Mr. Daniel E. Jackson, Jr. ’47 Dr. William A. James, Jr. ’56 Mr. John M. Johnson ’75 Mr. Robert L. Kirkpatrick, Jr. ’51 Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter ’69

Mr. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. J. Whitson Linder ’84 Mr. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Mr. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Mr. Paul B. Maxwell ’53 Mr. Michael M. Morgan ’94 Mr. Steven J. Muhl ’65 Mr. John S. Murrey ’72 Mr. W. Preston Murrey, III ’70 Mr. George E. Pine ’68 Mr. Michael H. Read ’77 Dr. C. William Schultz, III ’65 Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf ’68 Mr. Wilson Sims, Jr. ’72 Mr. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. W. Hamilton Smythe, III ’48 Mrs. Michelle M. Sorenson ’96 Dr. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mr. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Mr. Bayard H. Walters Mr. John F. Whorley, Jr. ’79 Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 Mr. T. Allen Wright ’74 MEMBER ESTATES Mr. Robert K. Beal, Jr. (’48) Estate Mrs. Sam D. Bell, Jr. Estate Mr. C. Eugene Brewster (’42) Estate Lingurn H. Burkhead (’21) Estate

Mr. Jac Chambliss (’27) Estate Mr. Paul C. Craft (’56) Estate Marian J. Crawford (’22) Estate James J. Ellis (’44) Estate John M. Flexner (’44) Estate Buford Gordon (’22) Estate John B. Hardin (’50) Estate George B. Huddleston, Sr. (’50) Estate Bernard Leslie Huffman, Jr. (’47) Estate Sam H. Mann (’43) Estate David J. Matton (’47) Estate James R. Meadows, Jr. (’52) Estate Markham L. Peacock, Jr. (’21) Estate Mary C. Ragland Estate Mr. J. McNeil Rogers (’27) Estate Mr. Wayne M. Rogers (’50) Estate W. Clint Rucker, Jr. (’50) Estate Alden H. Smith, Sr. (’23) Estate G. Dean Smith (’71) Estate H. Laird Smith Estate John W. Smythia (’73) Estate Paul W. Trousdale (’31) Estate L. Parks Weaks (’41) Estate Henry J. White, Jr. (’48) Estate Henry O. Whiteside, Sr. (’29) Estate Mr. Burch Williams (’35) Estate Wise Family Trust Catherine Jacobs Wisener (’24) Estate Mr. and Mrs. Inzer Bass Wyatt (’23) Estate

2015 - 2016 Endowment Gifts $2,500 - $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Herring, Jr. ’56

Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. West Dr. Timothy A. Wilson ’74

$1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mr. Richard W. Calvert Dr. and Mrs. David A. Ellis ’74 Dr. Charles W. Flexner ’74 and Ms. Carol Braun Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hornsby ’56 The Honorable Andrew K. Howorth ’74 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Raford M. Hulan ’56 Ms. Anettia P. Meredith Mr. David A. Oates ’74 and Dr. Jane A. Feagle Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine ’68

$500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Eason ’56 Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Sr. Mrs. Mary Catherine Long Mr. Naveen C. Reddy ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schornstein, Jr. ’47

In honor of Diane Adkins

Mr. and Mrs. Randle Clay

In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Lucas G. Boyd

Mr. George E. Pine

In honor of Mr. J. Chappell Adkins

Mr. and Mrs. Randle Clay

In honor of Dr. Leone Broadhead

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine

In honor of Mrs. Charles P. Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine

In honor of Mr. Ray Broadhead

Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

Mr. Matt Wilson

$25,000 - Above Jewish Communal Fund Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaplan ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel $10,000 - $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III $5,000 - $9,999 Justice and Mrs. Scott J. Crichton ’72 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter ’56 Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson The late Wayne M. Rogers ’50 and Mrs. Amy Rogers

$1 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cristan Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dunn, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mann ’69 Mr. Hunter J. Rooks ’06 Estate of Mr. W. B. Woosley ’48

Honor Gifts

In honor of Mrs. Alyce Allen

Mr. Raymond Broadhead

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett In honor of Nicole and Robert Allison

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Julie and James Anderson

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Ms. Bette S. Anthony

Mrs. Elizabeth Burns

Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Jr.

Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf

In honor of Mrs. Daiva M. Berzinskas

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Mr. Robert B. Black

Dr. Edward B. Black In honor of Mr. Benjamin W. Blakeley

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Ms. Jacquelyn R. Boyanton

Mr. Benjamin H. Greenberg

In honor of the Class of 1963

Mr. Jerry H. Schwartz In honor of Ms. Alexandra N. Coffey

Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey

In honor of Mr. Conner A. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosby

In honor of Mr. Charles M. Coffey

Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey

In honor of Ranea and David Brown

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Ms. Kathleen M. Coffey

Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey

In honor of Mr. O. Stuart Brown, Jr.

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mr. David C. Coggins

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Mr. John H. Callow

Rev. R. Scott Lenoir

In honor of Mr. Phillip G. Coop

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

In honor of Mrs. Kathleen G. Camp

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of Mrs. Meredith S. Crockett

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Mr. W. Andrew Carrington

Ms. Diannah Carrington In honor of Mr. David N. Christensen

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Mr. John W. Clark, Jr.

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of the Class of 1961

Mr. Edward W. Bradley

Mr. Kenneth E. Chandler

In honor of Mr. Philip C. D’Antonio, III

Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Jr. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere In honor of Ms. Shilpy Dixit

Ms. Kelly Northrup In honor of Mr. C. Scott Dorsett

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

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In honor of Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

Mr. David N. Christensen

Mr. Paul Marks, Jr. Mr. Henry B. Ray, Jr. Mr. Michael C. Shealy Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr.

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In honor of Mr. William P. Dulaney

Dr. Mary Margaret Hurley and Mr. Greg Hurley In honor of Dr. Robert G. Edwards, Jr.

Hon. Amber A. Luttrell

The Webb School Magazine

In honor of Mrs. Dorothy Elkins

Mr. Charles P. Alexander

Mr. Fred S. Alexander

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Anderson

Mr. Dan B. Andrews, Jr.

Mr. F. Edward Barker

Mr. J. I. Vance Berry, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mr. Thomas Crichton, IV

Mrs. Pam Edde

Mr. Timothy B. Fouts

Mr. Robert H. Franke, Jr.

Mr. Stephen C. Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holliman

Mr. Charles O. Hon, III

Ms. Deborah Roberts Horst

Dr. John R. Howick, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio

Mr. Paul G. Jennings

Mr. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones

Mr. Ralph E. Jones

Mr. David L. Kelley

Mr. Robert B. Lee

Mr. Thomas J. Lisenby

Mr. Walter W. Manley, II

Mr. Paul T. Martin

Mr. J. Garner Moore, III

Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV

Hon. Smith Murphey, V

Mr. John K. P. Odell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puett

Mr. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr.

Mr. Brian D. Singer

Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Steele

Mr. Roy H. Turrentine

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley

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In honor of Mr. Adam Feldbruegge

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Mrs. Emily Feldbruegge

Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey In honor of Mr. Mason Fizer

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snodgrass In honor of Miss. Hadley Foulk

Mrs. Charleen Foulk

Mrs. JoAnn Jones In honor of Mr. Eli Freeman

Rev. and Mrs. Danny M. Freeman

In honor of Mr. A. Jon Frere

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulan, III

In honor of Mr. John M. Johnson

Dr. Sue Johnson

In honor of Mrs. Penny Frere

Mr. A. Jon Frere

In honor of Dr. Gary Jones

Mrs. Dorothy Elkins

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gore

Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, Jr.

In honor of Mr. N. Pruitt Fulmer

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Mr. Luke M. Garland

Mrs. Julie A. Harris In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, Jr.

Mr. Theodore W. Goodman In honor of Mr. Benjamin H. Greenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Greenberg In honor of Dr. Carmen C. Greenberg

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett In honor of Miss Louisa M. Greenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Greenberg In honor of Mr. Max A. Greenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Greenberg In honor of Mrs. Julie Yamamoto Harris

Mr. George E. Pine In honor of Mr. Cory Hartbarger

Mr. Fred S. Alexander

Mr. George E. Pine In honor of Michelle and Darin Hasty

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Miss Charlotte A. Hedley

Ms. Jill Sauls In honor of Mrs. Meredith B. Hilleary

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mr. Paul T. Martin

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Ms. Mary E. Hord

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Kib Huddleston

Mr. Fred S. Singer In honor of Mr. F. Markley Huey

Mrs. Earl H. Chumney In honor of Mr. Joe Iorio

Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson

Tennessee Bluebird Trails

Mr. Matt Wilson In honor of Ms. Rachel A. Jennings

Mrs. Sandra Sanders In honor of Ms. Sarah A. Jennings

Mrs. Sandra Sanders

In honor of Mr. Ralph E. Jones

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

Ms. Ruth E. Watson In honor of Mr. Gregory W. Kilpatrick

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kilpatrick In honor of Miss D. Ashleigh King

Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King In honor of Ms. Tricia King

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Miss Sofia Kovacevic

Dr. and Mrs. David Bonnette In honor of Ms. Kristen A. Linton

Ms. Kelly Northrup In honor of Mrs. Teal Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gray

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Amanda Mallory

Ms. Ruth E. Watson In honor of Mrs. Julia Marcil

Dr. Sue Johnson In honor of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Martin

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Gayle McClanahan

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett In honor of Mr. Hayden C. McClurg

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mr. Robert E. McNeilly, III

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies In honor of Mr. Andrew K. McRady

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Pat Meadows

Mr. George E. Pine In honor of Mr. C. Kevin Merritt

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Kimberly and Spencer Miller

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Rita Mitchell

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of Elisabeth and Adam Morgan

Mr. Paul T. Martin

Mr. George E. Pine In honor of Miss Anna E. Morgan

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan In honor of Mrs. Marilyn Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Morgan

Miss Anna Morgan

Mr. Michael M. Morgan In honor of Mr. Michael M. Morgan

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Mrs. Susan Mullen

Miss Cadence Garcia

Mr. and Mrs. James Garcia

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Mr. Matthias B. “Bricke” Murfree, IV

Mrs. Katherine D. Murfree

In honor of Mr. Edward C. Shaffer

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Mrs. Pamela Seals

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Ashley and Kyle Segroves

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Miss Courtney E. Sells

Mr. and Mrs. David Sells In honor of Ms. Jane Sevier

Dr. Sue Johnson In honor of Mr. Forrest Shoaf

Mrs. Elizabeth Burns

Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Jr. In honor of Mr. Brightman J. Skinner, Jr.

Dr. H. Briggs Smith

In honor of Mr. Caleb K. Voorhes-Fontenot

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fontenot

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Voorhes In honor of Mr. John R. Walsh

Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth In honor of Mr. Alexander M. Weitzman

Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Weitzman In honor of Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III

Mr. Albert Duling In honor of Dr. Henry O. Whiteside

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Mrs. Linda K. Williams

Ms. Lea Anne Windham

In honor of Mr. P. Davis Murfree

Mrs. Katherine D. Murfree

In honor of Mrs. Moira Smith

Mrs. Jessica L. Ramsey

In honor of Amy and Hunter Norris

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Mr. Alan W. Stimpson

Ms. Kelly Northrup

In honor of Mr. Matt Wilson

Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead

Dr. Anne Edmunds

Mr. Paul T. Martin

Ms. Sylvia Pitnof

Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

Mrs. Deborah Wilson

In honor of Mrs. Gwen P. Owen

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones

In honor of Miss Lexi Sullens

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Sullens

In honor of Mr. W. Roberts Wilson, Jr.

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mr. Noble H. Pace, Jr.

Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Charles C. Summers

Ms. Ellen D. Summers

In honor of Ms. Lea Anne Windham

Mrs. Whitney Hazelwood Brough

In honor of Mr. Raymond A. Pryor

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Mr. Jacob T. Swafford

Mrs. Stacey D. Downs

Mr. and Mrs. Tryon Fournier

Mr. Paul S. Gibson

In honor of Mr. Brian Wofford

Miss Louisa M. Greenberg

Mr. Max A. Greenberg

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of Mrs. Angela E. Rasnick

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of the families of The Webb School

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foulk

In honor of Ms. Kelly Wyatt

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of Mr. Jorge M. Redmond

Mr. George E. Pine

In honor of Bob F. Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere

In honor of Mr. William A. Rice

Mr. John E. Sawyer

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

Ms. Ruth E. Watson

In honor of Mrs. Sandra Truitt

Mr. and Mrs. John Earthman

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Davis W. Turner

Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis

In honor of Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Mr. Christian A. Rodriguez

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. In honor of Mrs. Amy Rogers

Mr. George E. Pine In honor of Mrs. Sandra Sanders

Ms. Rachel A. Jennings In honor of Mr. John E. Sawyer

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Dr. Donald L. Turner

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Turner In honor of Mrs. Amy Tygrett

Mr. Paul T. Martin In honor of Ms. Karla D. Vogt

Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr.

In honor of Miss Bess W. Zumwalt

Mr. Richard E. Bowman In honor of Mr. Truman J. Zumwalt

Mr. Richard E. Bowman

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In honor of Jodie and John Richardson

Mr. Paul T. Martin

In honor of Mr. Lunsford R. Smith

Mr. Daniel R. Wilcox

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Memorial Gifts In memory of Mrs. Emma Ashford

Mr. Irvin Ashford, Jr. In memory of Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Abernathy, Jr.

Mrs. Ruth Deming

Mr. Wilson Sims, Jr. In memory of Kenneth M. Atterholt

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Abernathy, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Atterholt

The late Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt

Mrs. Ruth Deming In memory of Lt. Col. Webb F. Banks

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

Dr. H. Briggs Smith In memory of Mr. Robert P. Beasley

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. McGregor In memory of Mr. C. Roger Blackwood, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Leland Blackwood

Ms. Mary E. Chamberlin

Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Ferguson

Ms. Judith Stanley In memory of Mrs. Sarah Whiteside Bradley

Mr. Edward W. Bradley

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In memory of Dr. M. Craig Ferrell

Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Brockman, Jr.

Dr. Andrew O. Donelson

and Ms. April Piston

Dr. Michael S. Jennings In memory of Mr. G. Webb Follin, Jr.

Mr. A. Leslie Clute

Mr. and Mrs. William Coble, II In memory of Mrs. Dorothy H. Foster

Dr. John R. Howick, Jr. In memory of Mr. John S. Foster

Dr. John R. Howick, Jr. In memory of Mr. John R. Freeman

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Freeman In memory of Mr. Ernest H. Gibson, Jr.

Mr. L. Charles Palmer In memory of Mrs. Deborah Gilmore

Ms. Lea Anne Windham

Dr. Robert H. Lewis, Jr. Mr. James W. McDonnell, Jr. Mr. Philip H. Neal Mr. John K. P. Odell, Jr. Mr. James W. Pou Mr. John Holmes Smith, IV Mr. Bob F. Thompson Mr. Dennis M. Woodson, II

In memory of Mr. Jackson E. Heffner, Sr.

Mrs. Maria B. Heffner

Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith In memory of Dr. James T. Holmes

Dr. Lewis B. Holmes In memory of Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr.

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan In memory of Dr. Frank J. Huffman, Jr.

Mrs. Katharine Huffman In memory of Mrs. Lori Johnson

Mr. John M. Johnson In memory of Dr. Chambless R. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet R. Johnston In memory of Mr. Gale F. Johnston, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet R. Johnston

In memory Mrs. Sherrill M. Byrd

Mr. Hudson T. Byrd

Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd

Mr. Nelson M. Byrd

In memory of Mr. J. Darwin Hairston

Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Stroman

In memory of Mr. Earl H. Chumney, Jr.

Mrs. Earl H. Chumney, Jr.

Mr. F. Markley Huey

In memory of Mrs. Alice Hartbarger

Mr. Cory Hartbarger

In memory of Mr. William J. Kraft

Mr. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr.

Mr. Marion K. Marks

In memory of Mrs. Julia F. Haun

Mr. W. Howard Cammack, Jr.

In memory of Mr. Thomas J. Ladet

Ms. Julia R. Ladet

In memory of Mr. Wendel Haynes

Adams Family Foundation

Mr. Charles P. Alexander

Dr. Grady L. Blackwood, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Broadhead

The Honorable D. Lynn Cobb

Mr. Allen K. Craven

Dr. Virginia Dale

Dr. Eric J. Forsbergh

Mr. Oscar M. Gwin, III

Mr. Thomas A. Hawkins, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. Haynes

Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood

Mr. Marion W. Hickerson

Mr. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr.

Mr. Robert B. Lee

Ms. Betty D. Lewis

In memory of Mrs. Betty Lemmons

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan

In memory of Mr. K. Jackson Coop

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

Mrs. Dorothy Elkins

Rev. R. Scott Lenoir

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan

Mr. Roy H. Turrentine

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In memory of Mr. Michael I. Dorman

Mr. John H. Callow

Mr. Phillip G. Coop

Mr. William E. Farris, Sr.

Mr. Jere B. Fones

In memory of Mr. James Cordero

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jason Simmons In memory of Mrs. Frances Crigler

Mr. John P. Crigler, III In memory of Mr. John P. Crigler, Jr.

Mr. John P. Crigler, III In memory of Mr. Marvin M. Cullom, II

Mr. A. Leslie Clute

In memory of Mr. John B. Hardin

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere

In memory of Mrs. Barbara T. Kirchberg

Mrs. Gayle Kirchberg McClanahan

In memory of Rev. Nathaniel H. Long

Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd

Mr. Samuel V. Eason

Dr. J. Stephen Herring, Jr.

Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hornsby

Mr. and Mrs. Raford M. Hulan

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr.

Mrs. Mary Catherine Long In memory of Mr. Sam H. Mann, Jr.

Mr. Frank L. Camp, Jr.

Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr.

Mr. Wilson Sims, Sr.

In memory of Mr. Christopher L. Martin

Friends of Christopher L. Martin

Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson In memory Mr. James D. Matlock

Mr. John P. Matthews, IV In memory of Mr. David J. Matton

Mrs. Kathryn Matton In memory of Mr. Robert E. McNeilly, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies In memory of Mr. James R. Meadows, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere In memory of Mr. Richard Meredith-Cristan

Ms. Anettia P. Meredith

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cristan

Mr. Naveen C. Reddy

Mr. Hunter J. Rooks In memory of Mr. John L. Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bomar, Sr.

Mr. A. Leslie Clute

Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester In memory of Mrs. Ellen Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bomar In memory of Matthias B. Murfree, III

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan In memory of Mrs. Flo Norvell

Dr. David A. Ellis

Dr. Charles W. Flexner

The Honorable Andrew K. Howorth

Rev. R. Scott Lenoir

Mr. David A. Oates

Dr. Timothy A. Wilson

In memory of Mr. Russel S. Norvell

Dr. David A. Ellis

Dr. Charles W. Flexner

The Honorable Andrew K. Howorth

Rev. R. Scott Lenoir

Mr. David A. Oates

Dr. Timothy A. Wilson In memory of Lt. Cmdr. Alan A. Patterson

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan

Drs. Phillip and Teresa Patterson In memory of Mildred and Jerome H. Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Peters In memory of Mr. Albert Roberts, III

Mr. Charles H. Jacobs In memory of Mr. J. Mike Rodgers

Mrs. Sandra Truitt

Mr. Matt Wilson In memory of Mr. Wayne M. Rogers

Mr. Richard W. Calvert

Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dunn, Jr.

Jewish Communal Fund

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jones

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel

Mr. Fred S. Singer

Dr. H. Briggs Smith In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Sheridan, Sr.

Mr. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr.

In memory of Mr. J. Christopher Shofner, Jr.

Mr. Paul T. Martin In memory of Dr. Harrison J. Shull

Dr. and Mrs. James M. Perry In memory of Mr. Alden H. Smith, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

Mr. Empson E. Walker In memory of Dr. Eugene F. Strobel

Mr. Wilsom Sims, Jr. In memory of Mr. Robert M. Thomas, Jr.

Mr. F. Markley Huey

Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Jr. In memory of Kelton Tidwell

Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. In memory of Mr. Paul W. Trousdale

Mr. Richard C. Colyear In memory of Ms. D. Amy Walker

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III In memory of Mr. Van Wyck H. Webb

Mrs. Mary Baggett In memory of Mr. Henry O. Whiteside, Sr.

Mr. Edward W. Bradley In memory of Ms. Anna Willis

Mrs. Marilyn Morgan In memory of Mr. Doak M. Worley

Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies

In memory of Ms. Marnie Sheridan

Mr. Gerald E. Sheridan, Jr.

We sincerely apologize if we omitted your name or if your name is listed incorrectly. If you have any questions, please contact The Alumni and Development Office at A_DWebb@webbschool.com.

Annual Fund Giving: Capital Giving: Endowment Giving: Total:

(gifts and pledge payments)

2011-2012

2012-2013

2013-2014

2014-2015

2015-2016

$475,230 $830,843 $239,602 $1,545,675

$566,283 $826,008 $217,197 $1,609,488

$547,907* $479,246 $363,567 $1,390,720

$658,255* $1,269,922 $164,682 $2,092,859

$637,633* $609,417 $192,344 $1,439,394

*Annual giving includes The Webb Fund and other restricted operating gifts as well as The E. E. Ford Foundation Matching Grant for the Fostering Student Initiative Program.

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2015 - 2016 Belles and Buckles Gala Sponsorships Schoolmakers Sponsors: Sponsorship Level $5,000 Middle Tennessee Ear Nose and Throat Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Paffrath Gentle Scholars Sponsors: Sponsorship Level $2,500 Orion Building Corporation Tracy L. Pack DDS Orthodontics Dr. and Mrs. Tracy Pack Tennessee Center for Oral, Facial & Implant Surgery Dr. and Mrs. Armando Aguilera GOCO Center for Aesthetics Paul and Christi Goco WILD Ones Sponsors: Sponsorship Level $1,000 e.Allen Eurocar – Werk Cat and Eric Anderson, Houston, TX Heartland Care Management, Inc. Douglas and Sheila Wilson John E. Sawyer Sam Lasseter and Dillon Kyle TOA Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance Robert Greenberg, MD William Ledbetter, MD LaRoche Law Office David LaRoche WHS Women’s Health Specialists, pllc Drs. Max and Mary Moss

Declaimers Sponsors: Sponsorship Level $500 Pinnacle Financial Partners Dempsey, Vantrease & Follis, PLLC First Bank, Murfreesboro Gary King and Southern Energy Co., Inc. J. Smith Lanier & Co. Aimee and Chip Hoover Johnson, Johnson, Crabtree Architects, P.C. MMC Pediatrics Dr. Lee Bigham and Dr. Jerry Collins Bob and Claire Tuma Shepard’s Handrafted Bespoke Custom Tailoring Scott and Ashlea Shepard Proforma Marketing + Print William and Jennifer Keathley Prefects Sponsors: Sponsorship Level $200 Nicole and Robert Allison Bouldin and Reed, PLC Ruth and Sumner Bouldin Leone and Ray Broadhead Christy and Mike Coffey Mr. and Mrs. David W. Eng Dr. Martin and Mrs. Lisa Fiala Tracy and George Huddleston Sonya and Phil King Melanie and Gerald Kiser Dr. and Mrs. T. Gerald O’Daniel Drs. Wayne and Dorothy Murphy Molly and Luke Nemeth

2015 - 2016 Belles and Buckles Gala Volunteers The Webb School Magazine

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