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Webb caps undefeated season with MTAC Championship Webb capped its third year of eight-man football with an undefeated regular season, the Middle Tennessee Athletic Conference championship and a second-place finish in the National Association of Christian Athletes Tournament in Dayton, Tenn.

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Smiths committed to Webb, have maintained vibrant teaching styles

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History lives at Webb

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Board approves new in-state and contiguous-state tuition rate

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Competitive sports are complement to strong academics

L.R.’s and Moira’s time at Webb is not simply measured in terms of how they have made History and French come alive for their students.

The fact that they've been on this journey together has made their relationships special — with the school and with each other.

You’ve seen it in dozens of movies – a person comes across a long-lost relative’s name in an old newspaper clipping, census, military record or school roll book. It’s a treasured find, and the person is caught up in the moment.

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Last April, the Board of Trustees voted to phase out our five-day boarding program and replace it with a new Tennessee and contiguous states boarding tuition rate.

Webb is coming off of one of its most successful seasons with the football team winning its first MTAC (Middle Tennessee Athletic Conference) Championship in just its third year of competition.

Combined with the championship in boys’ lacrosse in 2011-12, Webb Athletics has grown under Ray Broadhead, head of school, and Scott Dorsett, athletics director.

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New Chambliss seminar provides intensive leadership study at Webb

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Science-Math Building to be dedicated in April; donors make commitments

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Summer Program 2014 offers expanded schedule and Intensive English Institute

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Hardin '79 gives back to Webb as Burkhead Society member, new trustee and Webb Fund Chair

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Honor Council Members gather at Webb for Homecoming

Reed Spivey of Murfreesboro, Tenn., Rio Russell of Nassau, Bahamas, and Anna Pryor of Wartrace, Tenn., in their senior blazers with the bell that once stood at the original school in Culleoka, Tenn., where W.R. “Sawney” Webb and brother, John Webb, began their classes.

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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 McClanahan Graphic Designer Julie Harris '95 Director of Admissions Claudia Hazelwood Director of Alumni & Development CONTRIBUTORS Alyce Allen Database Coordinator Meredith Crockett Director of Alumni and Parent Outreach Dorothy Elkins Alumni Research Assistant Matt Wilson Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Relations 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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We are having a great year at Webb! There is much to share with you, and so little space from my editor!

The accomplishments of our students have been varied - two National Merit Semifinalists, a new cheerleading squad, and The Webb Players performed “GODSPELL.” Field Studies exposed all students to new experiences and ideas, Advanced Placement results were excellent for the second straight year, and art students made bowls for “The Empty Bowls Project.” Author Ruta Sepetys enthralled our students with her book presentation, the girls’ cross country team won the John Freeman Invitational, while the boys placed second, and we had a successful Alumni Honor Council weekend. The list goes on and on. All of these accomplishments can be seen on our website. Please visit often!

Most recently, our eight-man football program finished the regular season 11-0, and then went on to win the Middle Tennessee Athletic Conference championship and place second in the National Association of Christian Athletes Tournament. Coach David Forrest started the program three years ago and has transformed a group of inexperienced boys into a football powerhouse! Congratulations to the 40 players, the coaches, and all involved with this successful season.

It has been exciting to watch the construction of the ScienceMath Building. The brick exterior work is almost finished, and the building will be enclosed soon. We hope to occupy the classrooms in February and dedicate the building in April during Alumni Weekend. Three new labs and two new classrooms will greatly enhance the teaching of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).

A focus for faculty this year is to develop stronger writing across the curriculum. Webb’s emphasis on communication (written and spoken), what we call our “Emerging Voices Program,” continues to produce young men and women who speak with confidence, and write with persuasion.

This issue of the Webb Magazine is focused on archives. Webb’s history and traditions encompass almost 150 years! We continue to find and receive wonderful remembrances. Each treasure reveals the human elements of relationships from Webb’s rich past, and we grow as a school through these memories. A significant find this fall was the “Culleoka Bell” that is featured in this issue.

Also in this issue is The Webb School Annual Report. I want to thank all of you who have made a difference by supporting Webb in this past year.

Our record-breaking Webb Fund total last year enabled us to not only maintain our existing programming, but to add and to improve in many areas of the school. I am deeply grateful for your gifts to the school, as they help us “to improve a little every day.”

Ray Broadhead Head of School

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The school complies with all applicable anti-discrimination laws and does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin in the administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions processes, scholarship and loan programs, employment practices, athletic and other school administrative programs.

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Davis, Williams National Merit Semifinalists; Watson, Zumwalt Commended Students Jenna Davis of Tullahoma and Ifeanyi Williams of Murfreesboro were named National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalists in September. They are among the top 1 percent of 2013-14 U.S. high school seniors to achieve the semifinalist distinction based on the 2012 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.

A total of 16,000 semifinalists were named for the 2014 National Merit Scholarship Program and are eligible to continue in the competition to be named finalists in spring and vie for three types of National Merit Scholarships.

Two Webb seniors, Harry Zumwalt, of Brentwood, and Ruth Watson, of Shelbyville, each received a 2014 National Merit Scholarship Program Letter of Commendation. Although they will not continue in the 2014 competition for National Merit Scholarships, Commended Students placed among the top 5 percent of more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2014 competition by taking the 2012 PSAT Qualifying Test.

32 students named AP Scholars

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Thirty-two students were named Advanced Placement Scholars with two achieving national ranking. A total of 91.5 percent of Webb students achieved a score eligible for college credit and/or advanced placement in college courses. The Tennessee score was 59.7 percent, and the worldwide score, 60.8 percent. Additionally, Webb students had an 82 percent pass rate on all exams taken. The students’ recognition is based on their spring 2013 AP exam scores. Eighty-one Webb students took a total of 200 AP exams. Webb offers 19 Advanced Placement classes.

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Carson Bryant '13 and Tyler Burns '13 were named National AP Scholars.

Bryant of Rockvale set a record for Webb, achieving perfect scores on all 11 exams that he took. Burns of Danville, Ky., took 10 exams and had an overall scoring average of 4.60 out of 5. National recognition is granted to all students who receive an average score of at least four on all AP exams taken and scores of four or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Ten Webb students claimed AP Scholar with Distinction honors. This recognition is granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on five or more of these exams. Seven students achieved AP Scholar with Honor recognition. This honor is granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP exams taken and scores of three or higher on four or more of these exams. Fifteen students received scores of three or higher on three or more exams and were named AP Scholars.

NY Times best-selling author is first 20132014 Follin speaker Webb hosted New York Times best-selling author, Ruta Sepetys, as the year's first guest in the Follin Speaker Series, an endowed program. Sepetys discussed what led her to become an author of historical fiction after a 22-year career in the music industry. The author focused on Between Shades of Gray, a New York Times bestseller. Inspired by the story of her father’s escape from Lithuania when he was a child, Sepetys described her detailed research and the real-life characters who told her their stories. She also discussed her writing process and the first experience with the publishing industry. Out of the Easy is her second novel. She notes on her website that the novel “combines my love for New Orleans, historical scandal, and the idea that we are most perfect in our imperfection.”

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Class of 2014 receives blazers, rings in new tradition Seniors in the Class of 2014 participated in Blazer Day, Nov. 12, one of many traditions, 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, Jennings Jones ’90 of Murfreesboro, an assistant district attorney

for the State of Tennessee for the past 15 years, was the keynote speaker.

As seniors continued the longtime tradition, the class members added something new following the ceremony. They each 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. The Ransom Jones, Sr. family of Murfreesboro recently gave the bell as a gift to Webb. It has been placed on a brick pedestal adjacent to Sawney’s Garden and the Administration Building.

The bell was purchased from collector Milner Carden of Tullahoma, Tenn., who bought it 50 years ago and had it displayed at his home.

Each year, alumni board members of the school traditionally present the blazers during a school-wide chapel service. This year, Julie Harris ’95, director of admissions, George Huddleston ‘76, and Jennifer Rupley Smith ‘93, both members of the alumni board, participated. Parents, underclassmen, faculty, staff and guests attended the event.

New Chambliss seminar provides intensive leadership study at Webb Thirteen students are spending the school year in intensive study of leadership in a new program, Chambliss Leads. The 10th12th grade residents of the Chambliss Dormitory are researching leaders, examining leadership styles, profiling their personal leadership qualities and characteristics, exploring peer review and peer coaching, and completing group leadership development projects. A joint Chambliss-alumni service project will complete the program.

"Chambliss Leads, though rigorous and tough, is certainly a great building experience,” said Chris Lapid. “It’s teaching me the importance of being able to efficiently manage myself, my time, and my work.” He added, “The brain, an edge --- Chambliss Leads, the grindstone.”

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The idea behind creating a leadership program within Chambliss Dormitory originated during Fee’s work at a recent National Students participating in the leadership seminar are Bill Cao, Zach Association of Independent Schools "School Leadership Institute."

Fenner, Temaz Ferguson, Ron Gao, Chris Lapid, Charles Li, Adam Selective colleges and universities want students to demonstrate Mansell, Mubarak leadership in their Yahyah, Branson applications. The goal Popp, Jason Shen, "Not every aspect of the program is solely about establishing leadership of this program is to John Wang, Charles Yoon, and Legend skills; in each meeting the group discusses pre-assigned case scenarios, from provide the opportunity Webb's students to Zhou. Directing the which I have learned more about other members and developed negotiating for illustrate their leadership program are Jamison skills,” said Ron Gao. "Chambliss Leads has grown within me the ceaseless abilities on a larger Fee, director of college scale. Work has already desire to achieve something greater, and I hope to make the most of it.” counseling and dorm begun to implement the head advisor, and leadership program as Adam Feldbruegge, residential curriculum.

Greg Imboden, and Teddy Schaffer, other dorm advisors.

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Webb caps undefeated season with MTAC championship, NACA Tournament 2nd place

Webb capped its third year of eight-man football with an undefeated regular season, the Middle Tennessee Athletic Conference championship and a second-place finish in the National Association of Christian Athletes Tournament in Dayton, Tenn.

retiring, to be associated with a very high caliber of young men and their parents at Webb School," said David Forrest, head coach.

Forrest retired in 2010 after 33 years of teaching and coaching in public school systems in Tennessee and Kentucky.

During Webb's 11-0 regular season, the team scored 572 points, and held opponents to 71 points.

"I was very fortunate to start with a good group of sophomores -- now seniors -- who stayed together and gained experience. We added a couple of other seniors this year, everybody bought into the program, and it paid off." Forrest added that freshmen, who started with the program, are now juniors and continue to gain experience.

The team has made up for "taking some hard knocks" during the first year of the program, he said.

Forrest thanked the administration, faculty, staff, students and cheerleaders for the support shown the football program.

2013 Football Team - for complete roster, please visit athletics page on website.

The team played in the NACA championship game on Nov. 15, falling short, 35-14, to Evangel Christian School (Alabama). Webb defeated Hope Christian School (Alabama), 28-22, in the first round of the NACA tournament.

"I'm just happy to be their head coach and see the success Webb's football program has experienced. It is a great opportunity, after

"This has been a great year for our football team and the Webb student body," said Scott Dorsett, Webb Athletics Director. “Our first-year cheerleaders under the direction of Amanda Mallory have boosted the school spirit for all sports here at Webb. Both of these teams have set a standard that you can compete at a high level in the classroom as well as on the field.”

Webb's first cheerleaders have spirited season

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Webb’s first cheerleading team made its debut in September offering another athletic pursuit for students. Team coach is Amanda Mallory, history teacher.

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Cheerleaders are, from left to right, front row, Emma Grace Patterson, Kate Mifflin, Allie Avent, Caroline Coleman, Lucy Mitchell, Gwyneth Segroves, Emma Simon, Ashton Crick, Caroline Cooper, Brooke Williams, second row, from left to right, Soniya Patel, Allie Coffey, Hannah Hastings, Hannah Reavis, Anna Kate Curtis, Elizabeth Reavis, Emily Bryant, Eavan McNabb and Amanda Mallory, coach.

“Our journey as the first cheerleading team in the history of The Webb School began the first week of July. We literally started from the bottom,” said Mallory. “The first few practices were a little scary, as I had to teach them basic motions, but throughout the season, ‘good’ evolved to ‘great,’ which then evolved into ‘outstanding.’ I never tired of hearing people compliment these girls. I am so blessed that everyone thinks that they are just as amazingly talented as I do.”

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Field studies extension of classrooms; alumni share career information October was field studies time with students visiting colleges, attending college preparatory seminars, hearing from alumni panels, volunteering at several elementary schools, and participating in camping and other outdoor activities.

Seniors heard from alumni representing an extensive list of careers and also were involved in oncampus seminars about issues facing first-year college students. Juniors visited universities and gained first-hand knowledge of the college application process using an exercise that focuses on reading and ranking sample student college admissions files. They also attended a college fair on campus with college and university representatives.

Sophomores completed community service at Cascade, Southside and Eastside elementary schools in Bedford County and participated in outdoor service projects at Arrowhead Ranch in Normandy, Tenn. Students in 6th-9th grades participated in environmental and experiential educational activities and learned outdoor and life skills at regional camp sites.

Paul Martin '88, left, conducts training

Martin '88 continues to strengthen Webb's emergency preparedness Paul Martin ’88 returned to Webb in September for the second annual “Emergency Preparedness” training event for the Webb community. Joined by his friend and colleague, Caleb Causey, the two carried out a full-day training session for student prefects and residential faculty.

While on campus, Martin also participated in a campuswide panel discussion on campus safety during chapel.

He was joined on the panel by Scott Johnson, director of Bedford County Emergency Management; and James Garcia, dean of students at Webb.

Martin took the nickname “Code Paul” several years ago after he became the lead sponsor of the tornado siren that Webb installed to warn students and local residents.

Head of school elected to TAIS board of directors

Ifeanyi Williams ’14, left, participated in Senior Field Studies and heard from panels representing a number of careers including engineering and technology with Eric Richards ’91, Curtis Jenkins ‘92, Scot St. John ’84 (parent of Haley ’13 and Emily ’19), Cannon Loughry ’90, Ronnie Rogers (parent of CJ ‘17) as panelists.

Broadhead previously served two years on the TAIS Administrative Services Committee from the middle region.

The committee focuses on professional development and networking for TAIS members. He currently serves on a 13-member steering committee for the TAIS Biennial Conference that is slated for November 2014 in Brentwood.

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Ray Broadhead, head of school, was elected to the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools Board of Directors at the November meeting. Broadhead is the Middle Tennessee Grand Division director-at-large and will take office July 1.

Directors are heads of schools, and at-large board members serve three-year terms.

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Cortner claims Celebration world titles Robert Cortner '14 claimed two world titles during the 75th Annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville in September. Cortner, a Winchester resident, won the Owner-Amateur Youth 15-17 Mares and Geldings World Championship, and the World Grand Championship in the Youth 12-17 Class with Pushin’ That Jazz. He has been showing horses for more than 10 years.

With Cortner and Pushin’ That Jazz are his parents, Jim and Holly Cortner.

Fall production is "GODSPELL" The Webb Players troupe continued its tradition of staging a fall play and presented “GODSPELL" in November. The animated, colorful musical based on the Book of St. Matthew was directed by Ruth Cordell, Webb director of speech and theatre.

Spivey, Elliott earn Eagle Scout Award

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Seniors Reed Spivey and Alex Elliott, members of Murfreesboro Boy Scouts of America Troops 398 and 456, respectively, have completed the requirements for Eagle Scout.

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Requirements for the award consisted of four recommendations, 12 required merit badges, nine elective merit badges, a number of service hours, service in troop leadership positions, an approved service project and finally, successfully passing an Eagle Scout board of review.

For his service project, Spivey created a 1/3-mile gravel walking trail on the church-owned property adjacent to First United Methodist Church in Murfreesboro.

Elliott renovated Webb’s theatre light and sound booth in the Chapel, where at least one play is staged each year. He cleared the booth, repaired or replaced shelving and equipment, painted the walls, ceiling and floor, and reorganized everything.

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Swafford '99 receives Faculty Enrichment Award; service awards presented A.J. Swafford '99, science teacher and middle school girls’ soccer coach, was recognized by The Webb School Parents’ Association with the 2013 WSPA Faculty Enrichment Award. Kelli Dodson and Ashley Segroves, WSPA president and vice president, presented the award at the opening of the school recognition dinner in August.

were David Glavan, Sage Dining Service manager; Adam Morgan, physical plant manager; and Susan Mullen, strings teacher and string orchestra director.

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.

“It was very surprising,” said Swafford. “I am very thankful for our community. The teachers, parents and students are all very supportive. I enjoy being involved with middle school students and then see them grow and mature through high school and beyond. That is why I do what I do.”

Several other awards were presented by Ray Broadhead, head of school. L.R. Smith, history teacher and chapel director, was honored for 35 years of service, and his wife, Moira Smith, Foreign Language Department chair and French teacher, was recognized for 30 years of service. Others honored included Ralph Jones, history teacher and Webb productions technical director, 25 years; Raymond Pryor, director of technology and computer teacher, 20 years; Kay Young, dean of faculty and math teacher, and Christalee Neese, Sage Dining Service staff member, 15 years; and Ann Chandler, library assistant, 10 years. Those recognized for five years of service

Kelli Dodson, Ashley Segroves and A.J. Swafford '99

Swafford graduated from Tennessee Technological University with a Bachelor of Arts and joined the Webb faculty in 2005. He has worked in the dorms, the classroom and on the field.

Swafford and his wife, Sarah, director of residential life activities, are residents of Bell Buckle and have three children, Isaac (5), Caleb (3) and Anna (1).

Two very different paths will lead Wilson to her goals There are two very diverse paths that Shelby Wilson '14 of McMinnville walks each week -- the brick sidewalks that take her to classes and the fashion runways that are taking her to a career as a full-time model.

Wilson was raised in several places around the world, including Italy and South Korea, and the family returned to Middle Tennessee six years ago to be near extended family. Her father, Lt. Col.(R) Mitch Wilson, is from McMinnville, and her mother, Gina Wilson, has relatives in Smyrna. Through the years, she and her brother, Levi '16, had visited the area.

She began modeling after signing with DAN Talent Group, Brentwood, Tenn., in August 2012. Her first runway job was "A Foreign Fashion Affair" for Manuel Exclusive Clothier in Nashville. "It was a lot of fun. I didn't realize how intense it was."

Other assignments followed including work with Designs by Max, Jeff Garner, LollyDee

After less than a year of modeling, she appeared in The New York Times Fashions and Styles as part of Adrian Morales' "Street Style: Tie Dye" on Oct. 7, 2013. "I still can't believe that's me," she said, "doing what I love."

Wilson and other models have become friends.

They understand the work, long hours for shoots, misconceptions about models and getting high school homework completed on time. Her family also has been very supportive even if her brother still jokes and "tells me this isn't a real job."

There are agencies in New York and Los Angeles that would sign her full-time now, but prefer she finish high school. That fits in with Shelby's plans. She wants to graduate from Webb and earn a college degree.

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Both Shelby and Levi chose Webb to complete their high school education. "When I came to Webb, I just knew this is where I was supposed to be," she said. Having lived abroad, Shelby said, the cultural diversity at Webb was appealing. The school's emphasis on honesty and character also meshed with her background being part of a military family.

and Jose Braulio. She's also done commercial print and mannequin modeling. Part of her work has been at charitable events, something she wants to continue to do. The new model has gained industry attention for her walk and has taught a runway class because of that distinction.

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“Being a physician with a biology major, I know how important the sciences can be for a strong foundation in many different careers. Our motivation in contributing financial support for the Science-Math Building project at Webb also stems from my commitment to dedicate more space for lab experiments involving inquiry. Working with an unknown chemical element in quantitative analysis requires this particular environment for accuracy.”

Dr. Hunter and Amy Norris, parents of Zach Norris ’14 and Caroline Cooper ’18; Amy is Webb admissions assistant

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Science-Math Building to be dedicated in April; donors make commitments

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As the exterior of the new science-math building is being completed, work on the “When I was at Webb, we had great science teachers, but the entire department was interior spaces has ramped up in recent weeks. Ground was broken for the $2.2 in the basement of the Big Room. That Webb will now have two whole buildings million building in April, and students, devoted to science and math shows how far the school has come.” faculty and staff have watched as the Charles Alexander ’68, Former Science Editor of TIME Magazine, former Webb trustee building changed dramatically throughout the summer months and during the fall semester. Plans are to dedicate the 8,800 sq. ft. facility, located adjacent to the current faculty member, while the Mosses are interested in a faculty office.

Austin Davis-Bryant Woosley Computer / Science Center, during In addition to being a donor, Alexander is raising money for a the 2014 reunion in April. Among project donors are Trustee John faculty office to be named in memory of Dr. Craig Ferrell ’67. The Emery Sawyer IV ’88, Charles P. Alexander ’68, Drs. Max and Mary Norris family focus is on lab space.

Moss, and Dr. and Mrs. Hunter Norris. Sawyer’s focus is on a prep room in the building named "As physicians, we strongly believe that a solid background in the sciences is crucial for the leaders of the future.” in honor of Bill Rice, science Drs. Max and Mary Moss, parents of Elizabeth ’09, Tripp ’11, and Jared ‘16; Mary is a former Webb trustee

Smiths committed to Webb, have maintained vibrant teaching styles "The thing that I have enjoyed most about Webb is the professional freedom I've been given. I have cherished the school's trust that allows me to pursue my own teaching style."

--- L.R. Smith L.R.’s and Moira’s time at Webb is not simply measured in terms of how they have made History and French come alive for their students. The fact that they've been on this journey together has made their relationships special — with the school and with each other.

"Ours is a simple story of how each of us came to Bell Buckle to interview at Webb, got hired by Mr. (Jack) Heffner, and then set to work," Moira said. Moira was finishing a master's degree after working in France when her dad (retired to this area from the Air Force) suggested she apply to teach at Webb. L.R., from North Carolina like W. R. “Sawney” Webb, graduated from The Asheville School, Guilford College and received a master's degree from University of North Carolina-Greensboro before moving for the only time as an adult to Bell Buckle to accept a history position.

"It is interesting to me to hear from L.R. the good and great impact that Mr. Heffner had on him as he did on me, plus the encouragement to begin our teaching careers by working hard to inspire young learners," Moira remarked.

The pair actually taught a course together early in their careers. It was a semester course in World War I history and literature. By the end of the semester, Moira had finished the literature part, and L.R. had only made it through two years of the four-year war. But he had them hooked, and many of the students elected to go on with him for the "rest of the story."

The couple related how it was L.R.'s interest in French World War I military history, and the start of what is now a considerable military collection, that gave them many common points along the way. There's also the tale about their being married on Waterloo Day and then being

on the Waterloo battlefield in Belgium two days later.

L.R. and Moira have made history and French living experiences by leading Webb students on travel-study trips in several countries, but mainly different regions of France.

"One of the neat things about taking the students to France is getting them to see and hear history with L.R., especially when he channels Sgt. Alvin York in the Argonne Forest," Moira said. On their last trip, they got to see the document that tells the story of the Norman Conquest, when William of Normandy became King of England. This long tapestry dates from 1080. The group also visited the D-Day beaches, museum, and cemetery on the coast.

Moira weaves French cuisine into her lesson plans occasionally, knowing that to gain a full sense of the French language a person has to also taste it. Her current French Club is about cinema and crêpes, two of the students' big interests with French culture.

The couple's daughter, Caroline '11, grew up at the Webb School.

"She was raised bilingual from the word go," said L.R., who added that she accompanied her parents on school travel-study trips. Caroline is a French, Arabic and International Studies major at Davidson and will spend the spring semester studying in France.

"The real joy about teaching at Webb is that how we bring the lesson to life absorbs our students' attention, like when a French IV student gives a "live report" on what chef Paul Bocuse is doing, or what famous French movie star we might "see" at the Bell Buckle café,” said Moira.

“L.R.'s history students get caught up with the fascination history can be when learned from someone whose extensive knowledge makes it compelling for them as well."

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At Heffner's suggestion, L.R. became chapel director and was involved in administrative and discipline matters for many years. He also served as Honor Council sponsor for more than 30 years and currently serves as Trap and Skeet Program sponsor, a program he started in the 1980s.

"There’s nothing in the world I’d rather do than to go up that hill every day and teach French at The Webb School, and to take Webb students to France."

--- Moira Smith

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History lives at Webb

You’ve seen it in dozens of movies – a person comes across a long-lost relative’s name in an old newspaper clipping, census, military record or school roll book. It’s a treasured find, and the person is caught up in the moment.

That same scene plays out numerous times throughout the year as alumni, their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends come to campus in search of some piece of their personal history with Webb.

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Webb’s history and those who lived it are celebrated every day in a myriad of ways. Classes are taught in the Jr. Room, a fully restored schoolhouse from the 1800s.

Students regularly cite the school motto and the mission statement and still sign an honor pledge book.

The names of early benefactors are proudly reflected in awards and scholarships.

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The Bond Library, under the direction of Hannah Little, along with Susan Howell, cataloger/ archivist, and Ann Chandler, circulation assistant, serves as the official repository of Webb’s archives – an extensive collection of historical documents, photographs and other memorabilia – some pieces dating to the late 1800s.

We invite you to visit campus and the library archives to reminisce, to research and most of all to enjoy your connection to Webb.

Jones '90 speaks at Blazer Day Jennings Jones '90 was the 2013 Blazer Day keynote speaker. He joins L.R. Smith, longtime history faculty member, near the bell that once stood at the original school in Culleoka, Tenn., where W.R. “Sawney�

Webb and brother, John Webb, began their classes. The Ransom Jones, Sr. family recently gave the bell as a gift to Webb.

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Howell named school archivist Susan Coop Howell, Webb’s library cataloger for nearly 20 years, recently was named school archivist and has her own family ties to Webb. Her grandmother and aunt were Webb staff members, and she discovered that her grandfather attended Webb. Howell recently completed the American Association of State and Local History "Basics of Archives" online course and will continue professional development.

“I love seeing the old photographs from the late 1800s, correspondence between Webb family members, and original documents, such as those from Culleoka,” said Howell. “New facts are uncovered almost every day, so I'm constantly learning something new.”

Upcoming archival projects include: Organizing The "Son Will" Collection, having interchangeable exhibits of archival items in the library, improving storage for current archival items, cataloging and digitizing archival items, converting media to current formats, continuing to update the Webb Family Tree on Ancestry. com, working on Exhibit 2020, Webb’s sesquicentennial project, and co-authoring a book about The Webb School with library director, Hannah Little, through Arcadia Press.

Master roll book popular piece of Webb's history

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Dorothy Elkins, who joined the Webb staff in 1957, has been recording the names and other information about graduates in each class since 1960. She took over the task of handwriting the names in a large ledger book from Sybil Steiner, who began the record with the Class of 1955.

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Elkins said the “master roll book” was a good way to maintain records of the students, their parents’ names, where they went to college and, in later years, their activities, awards and honors. “At that time, there was no technology to do it any other way,” Elkins said.

And, it served as a quick reference resource when information about students was needed.

Through the years, it has also been a popular piece of Webb’s history as visitors to campus often want to look for a relative’s name in the book.

Dick Webb, of North Carolina, whose great-grandfather was a brother of “Sawney” Webb’s, visited campus in June 2013 with his wife, Betsy.

Susan Howell, right, Webb archivist, shows exhibit documents and photographs to the Webbs.

Sawney’s last living grandchild is proud of family’s history Margaret Reagan was three years old when her grandfather, W.R. “Sawney” Webb, died in 1926. She readily admits she has no personal memories of him, but adds that strong family bonds, numerous reunions in many parts of the country and countless stories have given her a vivid picture of her grandfather.

She can recount the stories told her by relatives through the years – some of the same stories that Laurence McMillin reflected in his 1972 book “The Schoolmaker: Sawney Webb and the Bell Buckle Story."

“I really don’t have a memory of him except for pictures and stories,” she said.

Margaret, who resides in Savannah, Ga., is the last surviving of Sawney Webb’s 16 grandchildren. She celebrated her 90th birthday on Sept. 25. Her cousins included Emma and Sawney Ben Webb; Lois, Peyton and Joseph Sibley; Ed

and Emily Price; Suzanne McLean; and Tom, Howell, Bill and Jack Webb.

“We’ve always been a close family and had many reunions. I knew my cousins well,” she said.

Margaret and her older brothers, William Robert Webb III ‘37 (founder of the Webb School in Knoxville) and George McCulley Webb ‘38, were the children of Daniel Clary Webb (Class of 1899), the fifth of Sawney and Emma Clary Webb’s eight children. Their mother was Daniel Clary Webb’s second wife, Julia McCulley. From her father’s first marriage to Maud Lindsey, who died in childbirth, Margaret had a half-brother, Daniel Clary Webb Jr. Daniel Clary Webb Sr. was a lawyer and later a Juvenile Court Judge in Knox County, Tenn., where Margaret and her brothers grew up. The family often traveled to Bell Buckle to visit her uncle and aunt, Will and Louise Webb. They also made several visits to California to visit her uncle and aunt, Thompson Webb and family in Claremont, where he had founded The Webb School. One California visit coincided with a visit by her uncle Will Webb, who flew there to deliver the Claremont commencement speech.

“Family reunions have been in Claremont, Bell Buckle and Knoxville. We were interested in going to each one of the Webb Schools,” she said. “The last reunion was in North Carolina.

We went to see where Sawney Webb was born and other places of family interest. I’m proud of the family history. It’s very precious to me.”

She still finds the stories of her grandfather’s life fascinating. “He set the standard in education.

He had so many theories of how to teach children … not keep them in a room sitting at a desk. He was apparently so perceptive about character that he could size up a boy, what he needed and how to handle him – and he was very successful. He tried hard to see them all educated in an individual way.”

The Reagan’s three children include: Chip Reagan (deceased), Judy Huckaby (Rod) of Knoxville, and Bobby Reagan (Beth) of Atlanta.

She has six grandsons.

Webb's 2013 Summer Program attracted 123 participants for the day camp, SAT prep courses and basketball and soccer skills camps. Rising 4th-8th graders attended one or two weeks of day camp focusing on robotics, science, technology, art, writing, Chinese and outdoor skills. The SAT English and math prep courses were well attended by 9th-12th graders, and the basketball and soccer skills camps drew athletes in 2nd-12th grades.

Summer Program 2014 will include an expanded day camp in one- to two-week sessions offered on June 9-13, June 16-20, June 23-27, and June 30-July 3. The SAT English and math prep courses and the basketball and soccer skills camps also will be offered again in 2014.

New to the program will be the Intensive English Summer Institute 2014, a four-week English language summer program for students ages 14-18. The program, June 29-July 25, offers the study of academic English while experiencing American culture and adventure on Webb's scenic campus, as well as in Nashville and the surrounding area.

To see photos and video from the 2013 program or for more information about the Summer Program 2014, visit the school website, click on "School" and then "Summer Program."

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Margaret married Creed H. Reagan in 1944.

They both were graduates of the University of Tennessee. They immediately moved to Savannah for her husband’s job, and with her degree in home economics, specializing in early childhood education, she taught preschool-aged children.

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Board approves new in-state and contiguous-state tuition rate

By Julie Harris ‘95, Director of Admissions Last April, the Board of Trustees voted to phase out our fiveday boarding program and replace it with a new Tennessee and contiguous states boarding tuition rate. The tuition rate, which is roughly 20 percent lower than the seven-day boarding rate, will be extended to families who live in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

relationships within the residential life program,” said James Garcia, dean of students.

“In recent years there has been tremendous economic growth in Tennessee and surrounding states. Our goal in making this change was to pursue that market while realizing that we will be attracting students who will go home more frequently than distant boarders and therefore allow the school to pass the commensurate savings on to those families,” said Glenn Jones ’76, Trustee and Tuition Subcommittee chair.

The Webb School remains committed to providing students with the best education possible at an affordable cost. “We work hard to balance our commitment to keep costs down with our responsibility to continually improve the quality of our campus, curriculum, and overall educational experience for our students,” said Ray Broadhead, Head of School.

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In addition to attracting new families in the southeast region, the tuition rate helps support our weekend residential program. Our campus is very busy on the weekends, and students enjoy many varied activities. This new tuition rate will allow these students to stay on campus during weekends without being charged while still having the option of going home on the weekends at any time. “I think it is wonderful that Webb is transitioning to the contiguousstate tuition. It gives our students the opportunity to participate in what Webb offers on the weekends and to further develop strong

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Financial assistance is also available to help families meet these tuition costs. This year we awarded $1,566,233 in financial aid or scholarships. Approximately 46% of Webb students in the 20132014 school year are receiving scholarships or financial aid.

We would like to remind our alumni that Webb also offers Legacy Scholarships for boarding students. Children whose parents, aunts, uncles, great-aunts or great-uncles, grandparents or greatgrandparents attended The Webb School are eligible to apply for $5,000-$10,000 Legacy Scholarships. The scholarships are awarded each year the student attends The Webb School. There are currently 36 Legacy Students enrolled at The Webb School.

For more information about the new tuition rate or scholarship opportunities at The Webb School, contact Julie Harris, Director of Admissions, at 931-389-6003 or jharris@webbschool.com.

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Competitive sports are complement to strong academics

By Matt Wilson, Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Relations Webb is coming off of one of its most successful seasons with the football team winning its first MTAC (Middle Tennessee Athletic Conference) Championship in just its third year of competition.

Combined with the championship in boys’ lacrosse in 2011-12, Webb Athletics has grown under Ray Broadhead, head of school, and Scott Dorsett, athletics director.

“Competitive sports are a wonderful complement to a strong academic program,” said Broadhead. “In team sports, the emphasis on collaboration promotes a bonding that is difficult to replicate in a classroom. In any sport, the notion of competition often forces a student to learn more about his or her physical limits through perseverance. The bonding with schoolmates through sports is often one of the most memorable experiences of a student's middle and secondary school years.”

“I am excited about the level of enthusiasm for athletics,” said Dorsett. He noted that interest has grown over the past few years, and that he has always been very impressed with the students who attend the school. “The facilities and infrastructure were already there,” said Dorsett, who was attracted by the opportunity to help build the program.

Today, he added, “… our kids feel like they can compete. I am so proud of the football team, because they (class of 2014) started Webb football, and no one else can say that. They put the icing on the cake with this year … they showed a lot of heart.”

The Webb Foot Mascot 2013

Many people who come back to campus remark positively about the new additions to the athletic facilities. Several improvements that have been made include lighting for Lagler Field. A new pressbox, scoreboard, bleachers, goal posts, and grass treatments have also helped to make Lagler Field a top place for soccer, lacrosse and football. The Frank G. Barton, Jr. Athletic Center has received updates, including a new sound system and a newly painted floor.

Last, the weight room used by all members of the Webb community was refurbished during the summer.

Thanks to the Class of 2013, a symbol of Webb athletics has just been reintroduced: The Webb Foot mascot. Originally sketched and painted by Casey Jones ’74, the mascot design was adopted by students in the 1970s--representative of a competitive, yet tonguein-cheek attitude. The Class of 2013 liked the design and decided to make a full-size mascot costume its “senior class gift” to be worn at football and basketball games.

Looking towards the future, Broadhead noted, “This particular senior class has many strong athletes who play two sports or more, and they will be sorely missed next year. I hope that we can continue to attract studentathletes who see the value of interscholastic athletics as part of their middle school and secondary education.

While championships are wonderful, the experiences of athletics can be just as important to a team that struggles. If we can field competitive teams, if our students can learn the effort that it takes to be successful, and if we can continue to find coaches who are passionate, we will be proud of our athletic program.”

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Webb currently offers 10 sports: In the fall, students have cross-country (boys and girls), football (boys), golf (boys), and soccer (girls). In the winter, both boys and girls play basketball. In the spring, opportunities for boys include baseball, lacrosse, soccer, and tennis; girls play lacrosse, softball and tennis.

“What is great about Webb athletics is that there are many offerings. It is rare

that a student gets cut from a team at Webb. It may depend on the sport, but in some sports, students who are beginners can develop, in time, into varsity players through good coaching and their own hard work,” said Broadhead.

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Ashley Wren signs to play lacrosse in college Senior Ashley Wren, lacrosse player, signed a letter of intent on Nov. 18 to join the women’s lacrosse team at Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C. Wren, who has led Tennessee in total goals for the last three years, verbally committed in June to PC, an NCAA Division I school in the Big South Conference.

With her at the signing are, seated from left, Ben Earthman '49, her grandfather; and Mark and Suzanne Wren, her parents; standing Ray Broadhead, head of school; Teddy Schaffer, Webb girls' lacrosse assistant coach; Mary Jo Johnson, Webb head coach; and Scott Dorsett, Webb athletics director.

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Hardin '79

gives back to Webb as Burkhead Society member, new trustee and Webb Fund Chair Dr. William G. Hardin, III '79, father of Josephine '15, is a new member of the Board of Trustees, and the 2013-2014 Webb Fund chair. He is also the newest member of the Burkhead Society, a group of Webb alumni and friends who have made provisions for Webb in their estate plans.

Hardin's family bond with Webb is strong and began when his greatuncles attended the school in the 1910s and 1920s. It has continued with his father, William G. Hardin, Jr. '52, and with his daughter, Josephine, in the class of 2015.

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While Hardin remembers declamations, sports events, and enjoying friends, he added, "What is more memorable is being independent and responsible for getting things done. When I went to Webb, I was dropped off, and the expectation was you would be home for Thanksgiving and Christmas and perhaps a weekend if you could make that happen. The dorms had a couple of pay phones. The contrast with today is striking since we now have all the technology to keep track: phones, text, Instagram, Twitter, etc. … .”

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His mentors included Mary Kate Murphy, Joyce Fort, Tim Graham, Marion and Virginia Marks, Sandy Truitt, Coach Imre Lagler, Dr. Lucas Boyd, and the faculty and staff in general. Then, as now, the Webb faculty and staff focused on honesty, character development, and leadership training in addition to providing rigorous academics.

"Let’s face it, living in a small setting like Webb with people from all over and with many different goals and backgrounds gives us the opportunity to learn to deal with differences and conflict. People disagree, but that does not mean that we cannot in the end respect one another and acknowledge how we also have common interests."

Hardin graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and planned to go to law school. Instead, he received his first graduate degree in international business from the University of South Carolina. While working in banking (international trade services and real estate lending), he decided to get a doctorate in business with a focus on real estate at Georgia State University.

His first academic position was at Morehouse College. He then moved to Mississippi State as the Warren Chair of Real Estate directing the real estate and construction management programs in the College of Business and Industry. At Florida International University, Hardin is a professor of finance and real estate, and the founding director of the Tibor and Sheila Hollo School of Real Estate.

Throughout his career, Hardin has followed Webb's progress, served on the Alumni Board and has always given back to the school. “I give to educational programs in general and Webb, specifically.

What I like about Webb is the emphasis on character, independence and education. I know many smart people, but the ones who make a difference are those who have the education to make smart decisions and are willing to try to make things happen.”

Two ways that Hardin is helping this year are by serving as Webb Fund volunteer chair and by promoting the Burkhead Society.

"The Burkhead Society, which is our planned giving society, is important since it allows for perhaps larger gifts and allows us to create a financial foundation for the school’s future," said Hardin.

"Legacy gifts help support the school in perpetuity. They can be tax preferenced and can be residual parts of one’s estate.

"The Webb Fund is vital to the operations of the school. It supports academic programs and scholarships and ties us all to the school.

In short, it allows the school to invest in students and faculty," said Hardin. "Webb has a hardworking development staff, so my role is to be the alumni face of the campaign.”

Hardin and his wife, Alyson, recently visited Webb. “The campus is in great shape. I also see a dedicated faculty with many great teachers who have spent years teaching our students. I am thankful for their commitment and efforts."

Dr. Collins '45 establishes The Frank Gilliland, Jr. Scholarship Dr. Robert Collins ’45 and his wife, Elizabeth, of Nashville, Tenn., honor the memory of Dr. Collins’ classmate and friend.

“In 1941 Frank Gilliland and I met at Webb School as freshmen and began a lifelong friendship. Webb taught us how to think,” said Dr. Collins, a longtime professor at Vanderbilt University Medical School. “Who could forget Mr. Follin, Mr. Morgan, or Mr. Webb’s announcement, ‘Boys, you may have the day.’” Paraphrasing the alma mater, Dr. Collins said our hearts are filled with thy love indeed!

“In the years to come, the Frank Gilliland Scholarship will help talented students to attend Webb and to receive a wonderful education,” said Claudia Hazelwood, Webb director of Alumni and Development. “It is truly a gift that "keeps on giving" as they graduate and go out into the world to become our leaders for tomorrow. We are very grateful for the opportunity to link his name in such a meaningful way to the school's rich history.”

Frank Gilliland Jr. ’45 graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor of Arts and from Vanderbilt Law School. He was an attorney with the firm of Merrill, Gilliland and Russell in Memphis, Tenn. He was elected to the Webb Board of Trustees of April 7, 1961, and was made a Life Trustee on April 15, 1983. He died on Jan. 11, 1984.

His widow, Tandy Gilliland, resides in Greenville, S.C. Family members who attended Webb include their daughter, Carol Bradford ‘82, Lexington, Ky.; and his brothers, Robert J. Gilliland ’44 and James S. Gilliland ’51, Palm Desert, Calif.; and Memphis, Tenn.; respectively. His father, the late Frank M. Gilliland Sr., graduated in 1908; uncle, the late Walter F. Gilliland in 1900; and uncle, the late John R. Gilliland in 1920.

(Editor's Note: The Webb School extends sympathy in the death of Dr. Collins on Nov. 28, 2013.)

Wayne M. Rogers Matching Scholarship now Webb’s largest endowment scholarship Wife Amy’s efforts boost total

Inaugurated through the generosity of his Webb friends, led by James S. Gilliland ’51 and Fred Singer ’51, the scholarship was first awarded in 1999. Daniel Monroy ’14, a boarding student from Arlington, Texas, is the current recipient.

In the last six months, thanks to the efforts of Rogers’ wife, Amy, $100,000 cash has been solicited and received to enhance the scholarship. A Florida land gift from Rogers recently has been sold and added to the scholarship, making it Webb’s largest endowment scholarship.

“The goal is to provide a full-tuition scholarship, which requires a total of $840,000 in endowment, and this progress is very encouraging,” said Claudia Hazelwood, Webb director of alumni and development.

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Wayne M. Rogers Matching Scholarship, established in 1997, is a merit award given to a boarding student. Rogers, veteran film and television actor, Broadway producer, author, investment strategist and entrepreneur, is a 1950 Webb graduate and a member of the Board of Trustees.

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Honor Council members gather at Webb for homecoming Alumni attending the Honor Council Homecoming weekend at Webb in September enjoyed a special chapel speaker, tour, time spent perusing archives, and a panel discussion. They also took time to participate in a video project to capture some of their Webb and Honor Council memories and had the opportunity to visit with Webb's current Honor Council. “The Honor Council is one of Webb's most important traditions. It was natural for us (Alumni and Development Office) to organize an event to invite Honor Council members back to campus,� said Claudia Hazelwood, Director of Alumni and Development.

Moira Smith, Department of Modern Foriegn Languages Chair and French teacher, and Philip Storvik '93

George Hester '52, Clint Hall '98, and Moe Hill '75

McKenna Hoover '15, Austin Fiala '16, Shiro Burnette '14, Ben Riggs '11, Brianna Wofford '11, Dominic DiSanto '14, Branson Popp '14 and Adam Mansell '14

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Visit www.thewebbschool.com for a complete photo gallery and the Honor Council Memories video.

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Allen Craven ’68, Concord, N.C., has been awarded the BAS (Benefit Auction Specialist) designation from The National Auctioneers Association. This is the strongest designation for auctioneers specializing in benefit auctions for schools, non-profits and foundations.

Ben Huddleston '85, Nashville, Tenn., welcomed new daughter, Samantha Kay, born on October 28, 2013.

She joins Ben, Susan, Hunter (13), Sophia (5), and Sara (3).

1970s Allen Steele ’77, Whately, Mass., recently received the Robert A. Heinlein Award, a career achievement award given by the Heinlein Society in recognition of his science fiction novels and stories promoting the exploration of space. The award was presented in Baltimore over the Memorial Day weekend during the Balticon Science Fiction Convention. "Below is a photo of myself along with co-recipient Yoji Kndo, fellow author and outgoing president of the Heinlein Society." Allen’s next novel, V-S Day, will be published in February. This will be his 19th published novel.

1990s Sandi Jobe Puett ’95, San Francisco, Calif., writes, “Our daughter, Aisling Jane Puett, was born at 11:10 p.m. on 6/11/13 at 34 1/2 weeks. She weighed 6 lbs., 9ozs. and was 19 1/2 inches long.

Kathryn Dusseau Kloos ‘95, NMD (Naturopathic Medical Doctor) with Joaquin Kloos and Finn Kloos on the date of Finn's birth, Sept 9, 2013.

Frederick Landry ’96 and Cassandra Landry are happy to announce the birth of their beautiful baby girl named Zoe Isabelle Landry! She was born at 9:08 a.m. on Saturday, July 27, 2013, weighing 10 lbs. 10 ozs. and measuring 21 inches.

2000s Jesseca Khan ’09, Bell Buckle, Tenn., married Reed Glover on June 29, 2013.

Robert Phillip Norfleet ‘09, with a thesis presented to the Department of Physics entitled Conductance Quantization in Gold Nanowires, earned a Bachelor of Arts from Reed College on May 20, 2013.

Adam Morgan ’96 and Lizzy Morgan ’92, Murfreesboro, Tenn., welcomed Lucy Christina Morgan on June 25, 2013. Lucy joins big sister, Anna ’16, and big brothers, Will and John.

Alumni Reunion Weekend April 25-26, 2014 Visit www.thewebbschool.com for the schedule, class agent contact information and more…

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Peter Marks ’70, Albuquerque, N.M., writes, “My wife and I are enjoying retirement in Albuquerque, N.M. I finished a week-long bike ride in Colorado in the spring. I am doing some volunteer tax work and work with seniors on Medicare and Social Security matters.”

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Following are annotated obituaries of alumni who have passed away. 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.

Former staff Frances Pearson Alexander Frances Pearson Alexander, 88, a former Webb employee and the mother of two Webb graduates, Charles P. Alexander '68, and W. Brent Alexander '71, died on Sept. 10, 2013, in Farragut, Tenn.

1930s Tom Wright ‘34 passed away on June 5, 2013 at his home in Davidson, Okla. The funeral service was June 8, 2013, at the Jackson Funeral Home Chapel with burial at the Davidson Cemetery.

Jackson Funeral Home of Frederick, Okla.

Barry Stubbs ’36, San Mateo, Calif., passed away Sept. 2, 2013, in San Mateo. He was honored at a service on Sept. 29, 2013, at The Burlingame Woman's Club.

Published in San Francisco Chronicle from Sept. 24 to Sept. 26, 2013 Henry Parrish Hanna ‘39, of Vestavia Hills, Ala., passed away on Nov. 9, 2013. A Mass of Christian Burial was conducted at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church in Homewood, Ala. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.

Published in The Birmingham News from Nov. 9 to Nov. 13, 2013

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Robert Deaver Collins, M.D. ‘45, a resident of Nashville, Tenn., and Vanderbilt University Medical Center Professor of Pathology, Microbiology, and Immunology, Emeritus, died Nov. 28, 2013.

A memorial service will be held at West End United Methodist Church on a date to be announced.

Published in The Tennessean from Dec. 1 to Dec. 3, 2013

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Robert "Bob" Knott Beal, Jr. ’48, 83, of Little Rock, Ark., died on Aug. 11, 2013. A celebration of Bob's life was held Aug. 15 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. He was interred alongside wife, Gladys, at St. Mark's Garden Columbarium.

Ruebel Funeral Home, www.ruebelfuneralhome

1960s Frederick Browning Wyly ’61, of Tallulah, La., died on Aug. 22, 2013, in Augusta, Ga. A memorial service was held on Aug. 27 at the First United Methodist Church in Tallulah.

Crothers-Glenwood Funeral Home - Published in The News Star on Aug. 26, 2013

Robert L. Blumenthal Sr. ‘63 of Greensboro, N.C., passed away Aug. 26, 2013. The memorial service was held on Aug. 29 at Grace Community Church in Greensboro.

Published in The Augusta Chronicle from Aug. 27 to Aug. 28, 2013 William Edward "Bill" Gallagher ‘63 died peacefully July 13, 2013, at his home in North Richland Hills, Texas. A Celebration of Life event was held at the Fellowship Hall of the Wartrace Church of Christ in Wartrace, Tenn., on August 10, 2013.

Shelbyville Times-Gazette Alexander Van Hoose Davies, Jr. ’65, age 66, died March 20, 2013. He resided in Mountain Brook, Ala. The memorial service was held on March 25 at St. Mary's-on-the-Highlands Episcopal Church.

Published in the Press-Register from March 22 to March 24, 2013

1970s James Buckley Baylor, Jr. ’70, age 61 of Dothan, Ala., passed away on Sept. 12, 2013, at Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan. Visitation was on Sept. 21, 2013, at the Mt. Olivet Funeral Home in Nashville, Tenn.

Mount Olivet Funeral Home Charles Chunn “Chuck” Wilkinson ‘71, of Memphis, Tenn., passed away June 25, 2013, at Methodist Hospice Residence after a brief illness. Services were held on June 28 at Grace St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.

Published in The Commercial Appeal from June 27 to July 4, 2013 Joe David Jones ’72, 59, of Charlestown, Ind., died Aug. 29, 2013, at his home. Funeral services were held on September 2, 2013, at Grayson Funeral Home in Charlestown with burial in Charlestown Cemetery.

Grayson Funeral Home John Carr Pierce ‘79, of Pflugerville, Texas, passed away on July 9, 2013. A private family memorial was held.

Published in The Tennessean on July 31, 2013

Webb Endowment Scholarship Funds 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 1969 SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund was established in 1969 by The Webb School Class of 1969.

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.

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.

Frank M. Gilliland, Jr. Scholarship 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.

GOODMAN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP The Goodman Family Scholarship is an annually funded scholarship established in 2006 by Dr. Charles and Delia Goodman and Bert Duling '64.

HOWARD M. JENKINS SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Howard M. Jenkins Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Howard Jenkins ’69.

DOUGLAS C. LATIMER 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.

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.

MCVEA/CHAMBLISS SCHOLARSHIP FUND The McVea/Chambliss 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.

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 '52, former Chairman of the school’s Board of Trustees.

RICHARD ANTHONY MEREDITHCRISTAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: CLASS OF 2006 The Richard Anthony Meredith-Cristan Memorial Scholarship: Class of 2006 was established in 2010 by Anettia Meredith in memory of her son, Richard (1987-2008), who graduated from Webb in 2006.

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MARIAN CRAWFORD SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Marian Crawford Scholarship Fund was established by Marian Crawford '22 in 1986.

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

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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.

JOHN MORGAN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP The John Morgan Merit Scholarship was established in 2009 in memory of John Morgan, who taught at Webb for 43 years.

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.

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.

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.

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CHARLES RAGLAND SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Charles Ragland Scholarship Fund was established in 1974 with a bequest from Charles Ragland, Class of 1913 and a former trustee.

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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.

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.

MARTHA CRIGLER ROBINSON ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Martha Crigler Robinson Endowment Scholarship Fund was established in 2000 by John Robinson of Decatur, Ga., in memory of his mother, Martha Crigler Robinson ’35.

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.

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.

JOHN SENNYEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND The John Sennyey Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by Ines Sennyey in memory of John Sennyey, who taught Latin and French at Webb from 1968-1973.

HARRISON SHULL SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Harrison 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 the Board of Trustees in 1958 and inducted into the Distinguished Alumni Society as a charter member in 1990.

SIMS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Sims Family Scholarship Fund was established in 1989 by Webb School 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. '09, who was a much beloved Webb School trustee. Her nephews, Bart Stokes '60 and Walter Stokes III '61, were also Webb graduates.

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

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.

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

ANNIE WHITESIDE MEMORIAL 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.

U.S. WILLIAMS SCHOLARSHIP FUND The U.S. Williams Scholarship Fund was established in 1977 by Mrs. Nettie Bell Williams of Greenville, Miss., and named in memory of her husband, U.S. Williams ’14.

JESSE E. WISENER & LEE JACOBS, JR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Jessee E. Wisener and Lee Jacobs, Jr., Scholarship 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.

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Annual Report of Gifts and Donors

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Letter from the Chairman, Board of Trustees Dear Webb Friends, On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I thank everyone in the Webb Community for your support during the past year. The Webb School continues to be strengthened by your loyalty and commitment. As a donor, you clearly understand there is something special about our Webb School that stays with us forever. This year, alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty and staff and friends of the school provided funds that have enabled the school to make marked improvements of which I am very proud.

I invite you to celebrate with me the results of Webb’s philanthropic support: The Webb Fund received $566,383.36 in gifts from 658 donors.

These gifts provide critical support to ongoing operational needs and allow Webb to enhance educational opportunities.

In recognition of the many donors who have generously supported Webb during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013), this Annual Report is included in The Webb Magazine fall/winter issue. The stories and information you will find in the magazine describe and amplify the initiatives that are supporting our progress. From academics to technology, to capital projects to overall financial stability, I know Webb is succeeding in delivering on its mission.

Your philanthropy and your belief are moving the school forward, and I hope you will enjoy reading this annual report.

Gifts were also made to the endowment, for capital projects and other specific initiatives. These special gifts, when added to The Webb Fund, totaled more than $1.6 million. Thank you!

Very sincerely yours,

George E. Pine ’68 Chairman, Board of Trustees

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mr. George E. Pine, III ’68 Chairman, Board of Trustees Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Vice Chairman Mrs. Amy Norris Secretary Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. Matthias B. (Bricke) Murfree, IV ’96 Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf, ’68 Mr. Ruskin “Rusty” A. Vest, Jr. ’72 Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78

BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Mr. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 Mr. Stephen C. Graham ’65 The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. ’50 Mrs. Jenny W. Hunt Mr. Paul G. Jennings ’82 Mr. D. Glenn Jones ’76 Mr. David B. LaRoche ’98

Mr. John P. (Buck) Matthews, IV ’78 Dr. Mary T. Moss Mrs. Amy Rogers Mr. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 Mr. John E. Sawyer, IV ’88 Ms. Ann C. Short ’74 Mr. Bob F. Thompson ’65 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

The late Mr. Frank L. Smith, Jr. ’49 Mr. Charles P. (Pick) Stephens ’56 Mr. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Dr. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mrs. Adrienne Trousdale Underhill DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Co-Chair Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Co-Chair Mr. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 Mr. Albert Duling ’64 Ex Officio Mr. Stephen C. Graham ’65 The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. ’50 Dr. Mary T. Moss Mr. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mrs. Amy Rogers Mr. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 Mr. Ruskin “Rusty” A. Vest, Jr. ’72 Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78

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 $100,000 or more in their lifetimes. *This year, we gratefully acknowledge all donors who have given $25,000 or more during their lifetimes, and proudly recognize donors who have given $250,000 or more.

$1,000,000 AND ABOVE IN TOTAL GIVING

Anonymous The late Mr. Frank G. Barton, Jr. ’50 and Jane Barton

The late Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bond, Jr. ’38 The late Mrs. Pinta Huff Harris

$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

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 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

Estate of Mr. Lingurn H. Burkhead ’21 Estate of Mr. Markham L. Peacock, Jr. ’21 Estate of Mr. Paul W. Trousdale ’31

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 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 The late Mr. Burch Williams ’35 Estate of Mr. O. B. Andrews

Estate of Mr. C. Eugene Brewster ’42 and Mrs. Ann Brewster Estate of Mrs. Drue Clinton Smalling May ’11 Estate of Mr. W. Bryant Woosley, Jr. ’48

$100,000 TO $249,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William B. Allen Mr. Lee Bagley ’65 and Barnette Bagley Architects 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 M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. 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 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. Walter W. Manley ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 The late Mr. Pat Munroe ’34 and Mrs. Mary N. Munroe The late Mr. James A. Noe, Jr. ’46 and Mrs. Betty Noe 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 Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 Wise Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 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

Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bear ’59 Lucy and Emily Beasley Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Vance Berry ’72 The Christy-Houston Foundation 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 Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61

* Lifetime totals include outright gifts received, exclusive of pledges.

The late Mrs. Ina B. Harrell Mrs. Douglas Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Hill, II ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Martin Drs. Max and Mary T. Moss

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Mr. and Mrs. F. Perry Ozburn, Jr. The late Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet H. Rand, Sr. ’30 The late Mr. Theodore A. Reeds ’39 and Mrs. Sally S. Reeds Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Rogers 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 Frank D. Upchurch ’40 and Mrs. Mignon Upchurch 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

$25,000 TO $49,999 IN TOTAL GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Anonymous 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. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buccellato Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 The late Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Coker ’24 Mr. Richard C. Colyear The late Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Constantine ’29 Mr. H. Corbin Day The late Dr. John M. Flexner ’44 Mrs. Mary C. Follin Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Dr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman Mr. Charles M. and Mrs. Mary D. Grant Foundation The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. ’64

Dr. and Mrs. Davis Henderson ’31 The late Mr. Calvin Houghland, Sr. ’35 and Mrs. Mary Ann Houghland Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 The late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jenkins ’27 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson ’75 Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn Jones ’76 The late Mr. and Mrs. Jennings A. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Dr. Dae Soon Kim and Mrs. Soo Ryun Lee Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Martin ’57 Mrs. Alyne Q. Massey Mrs. Elaine M. Mathes Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 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 Mr. and Mrs. Matthias “Matt” B. Murfree, III Mr. and Mrs. David G. Patterson, Jr. ’63

Parents of Athletes at Webb School Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet H. Rand, Jr. ’72 The late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Rucks ’30 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV ’88 The late Mr. and Mrs. O. Strother Simpson ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer ’51 The late Mr. W. Madison Smith ’47 and Mrs. Ada T. Smith Mr. Ernest M. Steen ’41 Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel H. Tate ’44 The late Mr. Hamilton D. Upchurch, Sr. ’43 and Mrs. Sue Upchurch 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 Mrs. Julia M. 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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Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Anonymous Mrs. Jane Barton Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. and Mrs. James I. Vance Berry ’72 Prof. and Mrs. Lewis M. Branscomb ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Benny Burst Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Carrington ’83 Mr. Jiabin Chen and Mrs. Xiao Bei Wu Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. G. William Coble, III ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell ’71 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland ’51 Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. ’64 Ms. Amy Jared Mr. Eugene Jared

Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn Jones ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Koleznar Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Martin Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mrs. Pat Meadows Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Drs. Max and Mary Moss Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. and Mrs. David G. Patterson, Jr. ’63 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mr. John Reddell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV ’88

Mr. N.B. Forrest Shoaf, ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Singer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith, Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tisch Mrs. Mignon Upchurch Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III Mr. James L. A. Webb, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whorley, Jr. ’79 Mr. Larry Williams Mr. Paul J. Witt Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 and Mrs. Jessica Woosley, ’82

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In recognition of 10 or more years of consecutive giving to The Webb School.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Harper Hulan ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Hunt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Dr. and Mrs. William A. James, Jr. ’56 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 Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaplan ’54 Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter ’69 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Estate of Mr. Jack P. Lynn ’48 and Mrs. Jean Lynn The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James R. Mathes ’78 Mr. 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 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell, ’57 Estate of Mr. James R. Meadows, Jr. ’52 and Mrs. Pat Meadows Dr. and Mrs. Barton Milligan ’47 Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Drs. Wayne and Dorothy Murphy Mr. and Mrs. 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. George E. Pine, III ’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 Dr. Randall Rickard and Dr. Susan Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr. ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Mrs. Molly Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 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)

Mrs. Mignon Upchurch 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 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy A. Wells Mr. D. Seth Wheatley ’39 Dr. Henry O. Whiteside, Jr. ’60 and Dr. Karol Kumpfer Mrs. Vara Ruth Williams Mr. and Mrs. Drury F. Williford, Jr. ’47 Dr. and Mrs. William T. Windham 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

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Mr. Charles H. Abernathy ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne Arneson ’58 Mrs. Joyce Atterholt Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey, ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Beal, Jr. ’48 Lucy and Emily Beasley Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. J.I. Vance Berry, Jr. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Birdwell’47 Dr. Edward B. Black Ms. Jacquelyn Boyanton Dr. J. Richard Bruhn ’52 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Buntin ’81 Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Camp, Jr. ’43 Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith Campbell ’44 Mr. Richard C. Colyear Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Craven ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies ’49 Mr. Michael L. DeLisle ’02 The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duling ’64 Mr. and Mrs. John C. B. Earthman ’78 (Mary ’80) Dr. Robert G. Edwards, Jr. ’47 Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. and Mrs. James H. Feldman, Jr. ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Francisco ’55 Mr. Robert Lee Gamewell, III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon S. Gaunt ’43 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland ’51 Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. 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. 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 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Holmes ’55 The Honorable Andrew K. Howorth ’74 The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. ’50 and Mrs. Kib Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Mr. and Mrs. F. Markley Huey ’57

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Alumni Gifts

Webb alumni generously gave to Webb this past year, continuing a tradition of providing a “hidden scholarship” to current students through their philanthropic gifts. Tuition and fees cover a majority of the costs of educating Webb students, and alumni gifts provide additional support to enhance the overall educational experiences for students. Alumni listed below have made gifts to one or more areas of the school, including The Webb Fund, endowment, and capital projects.

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 1931 100% Participation Dr. Davis Henderson Class of 1938 50% Participation Mr. Bourne Bean Class of 1939 75% Participation Dr. Dillon E. Mapother Mr. Seth Wheatley Mr. Shields Wilson Class of 1940 50% Participation Mr. Hunter McDonald, Jr. Class of 1941 57% Participation Mr. Jackson B. Craven, Jr. Mr. Robert T. Lewis, Jr. Mr. Ernest M. Steen Mr. William K. Warriner Class of 1942 50% Participation Mr. Wilson Sims, Sr.

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Class of 1943 70% Participation Prof. Lewis M. Branscomb Mr. Frank L. Camp, Jr. Mr. Eldon S. Gaunt Mr. Sam H. Mann, Jr. Mr. James W. McDonnell, Jr. Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr. Mr. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr.

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Class of 1944 38% Participation Mr. Charles R. Bowen Dr. D. Keith Campbell Mr. Carroll C. Johnson Class of 1945 25% Participation Mr. L. Charles Palmer Mr. Walter P. Walker

Class of 1946 33% Participation Mr. William F. Goodman, Jr. Mr. Charles H. Jacobs Class of 1947 64% Participation Dr. Thomas R. Birdwell Dr. Robert G. Edwards, Jr. 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 150% Participation Mr. Robert K. Beal, Jr. Mr. Fred K. Beeson, Jr. Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. Mr. G. Jackson Ellis Mr. Richard F. Ellis Mr. Richard E. Glaze Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses Mr. William M. McKinney, Jr. Mr. W. Hamilton Smythe, III Class of 1949 65% Participation Mr. S. Norfleet Anthony, Jr. Dr. Grady S. Clinkscales, Jr. Mr. A. Leslie Clute Mr. Ed R. Davies Mr. John T. Gray, III Mr. Roy A. Nance Mr. Walter S. Redden, Jr. Mr. William W. Rucks, III Mr. Alden H. Smith, Jr. Dr. Whitman E. Smith, Jr. Mr. Empson E. Walker Class of 1950 55% Participation Mr. Drury B. Crawley, III The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. Mr. Daniel K. Purdom Mr. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr.

Mr. Brightman J. Skinner, Jr. Mr. H. Briggs Smith

Mr. James E. Nance, III Mr. Charles P. Stephens

Class of 1951 33% Participation Mr. Ben M. Earthman Mr. James S. Gilliland Mr. J. Garner Moore, III Mr. Fred S. Singer

Class of 1957 46% Participation Mr. F. Edward Barker Mr. F. Markley Huey Lt. Col. Nelson C. Lacy Mr. Ernest T. Martin Mr. Michael McDonnell Dr. Jasper E. Shealy, III

Class of 1952 50% Participation Dr. J. Richard Bruhn Mr. William R. Hendley Dr. George S. Hester Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Dr. Paul R. Stumb, III Class of 1953 21% Participation Mr. James A. Alexander Mr. Paul B. Maxwell Mr. R. Blair Stephens Class of 1954 30% Participation Mr. L. Desaix Anderson, Jr. Dr. Edward L. Kaplan Mr. F. Ralph Owens, Jr. Class of 1955 35% Participation Mr. Peter Q. Claverie Dr. W. Page Faulk Mr. Charles C. Francisco Mr. Walter A. Graham, Jr. Dr. Lewis B. Holmes Mr. Smith Murphey, IV Mr. Abner U. Taylor, III Class of 1956 48% Participation Mr. John C. Bomar, Sr. Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd Mr. Albert V. Goodin, Jr. Mr. Joseph W. Hefner Dr. J. Stephen Herring, Jr. Rev. James S. Hornsby Dr. William A James, Jr. Mr. William H. Lassiter, Jr.

Class of 1958 23% Participation Mr. N. Arne Arneson Mr. Edward B. Maupin, III Mr. Edward W. Smith Class of 1959 17% Participation Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. Mr. Noble H. Pace, Jr. Class of 1960 35% Participation Anonymous Mr. N. Pruitt Fulmer Dr. Stuart J. Goldstone Mr. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Mr. R. Earl Hereford, Jr. Mr. Selden M. Spencer, Jr. Dr. Henry O. Whiteside, Jr. Class of 1961 67% Participation Mr. Edward W. Bradley Dr. Kenneth E. Chandler Mr. James A. Gibson Mr. R. Walter Hale, III Mr. Mack D. O’Brien, Jr. Mr. Michael C. Shealy Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr. Mr. Paul A. Whitaker

Class of 1962 22% Participation Mr. Thomas M. Francis Mr. Thomas W. Hardin Class of 1963 45% Participation Mr. William M. Butsch Dr. T. Cole Flournoy Mr. Henry W. Grenley Mr. Charles O. Hon, III Dr. Thomas A. Jenkins, III Mr. David G. Patterson, Jr. Mr. Byron C. Roberts Mr. Jerry H. Schwartz Dr. E. Hunter Welles, III Mr. Robert N. Yarbrough, Jr. Class of 1964 39% Participation Mr. Meredith Caldwell, III Mr. Albert Duling Mr. Arthur M. Fowler, Jr. Mr. Harry L. Gass, Jr. Dr. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr. Mr. Walter W. Manley, II Mr. Robert S. McAdams Mr. Charles M. Moore Mr. Edward K. Prewitt, Jr. Class of 1965 43% Participation Mr. Jerry D. Bradshaw 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. Anthony M. Rampley Mr. Bob F. Thompson Class of 1966 32% Participation Mr. John H. Callow Mr. Thomas A. Chambliss Mr. Phillip G. Coop Mr. William E. Farris, Sr. Mr. Jere B. Fones Mr. Allen T. Wood

Class of 1969 43% Participation Mr. Pendleton G. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. Edward M. Banister, III Mr. James H. Feldman, Jr. Mr. Oscar M. Gwin, III Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter Mr. Mark A. Mann Mr. Joel W. Newcome Mr. Henry I. Siegel, II Mr. Calvin J. Turley Mr. J. Thomas Woodson, III Class of 1970 30% Participation Mr. Fred S. Alexander Mr. Peter J. Marks Mr. W. Preston Murrey, III Mr. Jacob S. Sherman, II Mr. Robert W. Smith Mr. Joe F. Stout Class of 1971 33% Participation Mr. W. Brent Alexander Dr. John J. Ferrell Mr. Terrell W. Hayes Lt. Col. Hilton E. Heineke, III Mr. R. Stuart Jones, Sr. Class of 1972 39% Participation Ms. Deborah S. Atterholt Mr. Jack L. Bailey Mr. James I. Vance Berry, Jr. Mr. Stephen A. Bonds Hon. Scott J. Crichton Mr. Robert E. Gardner, III Mr. John S. Murrey Mr. Wilson Sims, Jr. Mr. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. Class of 1973 28% Participation Mr. G. Webb Follin, III Mr. Cove H. Norvell Mr. Stephen J. Peters Mr. Harold R. Segroves Mr. Roy H. Turrentine

Class of 1974 20% Participation Mr. Dwight D. Atterholt Dr. David A. Ellis Hon. Andrew K. Howorth Mr. Stephen P. Lynn Ms. Ann C. Short Mr. Tripp C. Wesley, III Dr. Timothy A. Wilson Class of 1975 24% Participation Anonymous Mr. Dan B. Andrews, Jr. Mr. Keith J. Barton Mr. Gordon P. Burkhead, II Mr. W. Howard Cammack, Jr. Mr. Elmore Hill, Jr. Mrs. Deborah Roberts Horst Mr. John M. Johnson Mrs. Gwen P. Jones Owen Mr. Dennis R. Spain Class of 1976 17% Participation Mr. Gilbert H. Gordon Mr. W. Knox Haynes Mr. George B. Huddleston, Jr Mr. D. Glenn Jones Class of 1977 8% Participation Mr. Charles H. Abernathy Mr. George T.B. Williamson, IV Class of 1978 21% Participation Anonymous Mr. Robert M. Broberg The Rt. Rev. James R. Mathes Mr. John P. Matthews, IV Ms. Dawn Shepherd Mr. Brian D. Singer Mr. Donald E. Smith, Jr. Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III Class of 1979 11% Participation Dr. William G. Hardin, III Mr. Davis W. Turner Ms. Lesley Rhodes Ward Mr. John F. Whorley, Jr. Class of 1980 11% Participation Anonymous Mrs. Terri Lovelace Savage Mrs. Melora Wilkins Turner Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Willis Class of 1981 21% Participation Mr. Martin L. Bartlett

Mr. David P. Buntin Mr. William H. Huddleston, IV Mr. Imre A. Lagler Lt. James D. Sant Amour Mr. James H. Zoes Class of 1982 17% Participation Mr. G. William Coble, III Mr. E. Scott Daves Mr. Paul G. Jennings Mr. Jeffrey R. Patterson Mr. Grattan W. Rowland, III Mr. Samuel R. Tremaine Mrs. Jessica Delbridge Woosley Class of 1983 26% Participation Mr. W. Andrew Carrington Ms. Mary Chamberlin Mr. J. Robert English, III Mr. Douglas B. Havron Mrs. Nancy Del Poole Jackson Mr. Zsolt J. Lagler Mrs. Kathrin McClain Lowery Mr. Joseph W. Mooney Mrs. Carmel Swanson Tritschler Class of 1984 11% Participation Mr. Kirt L. Mills Mrs. Kay Cunningham O’Connell Mr. Scot C. St. John Class of 1985 14% Participation Dr. James Bishop Mr. Harry Elliott M. Brandicourt Ms. Constance E. Cox Mr. Benjamin C. Huddleston Mr. Robert B. Mifflin, Jr. Mrs. Sandra P. Berns Press Class of 1986 7% Participation Ms. Amireh Al-Haddad Ms. Barbara A. Grobicki Mr. D. Jeffrey Ray Class of 1987 17% Participation Mr. Irvin Ashford, Jr. Mr. Randal E. Brown, Jr. Mr. J. Coleman Bryars Mr. Charles E. Goodman, III Mrs. Christina Basiel Jackson Dr. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Mr. Richard B. Williamson

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Class of 1967 46% Participation Mr. William B. Clark Dr. John R. Howick, Jr. Mr. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Mr. William H. Mayer Mr. Howard B. Siegel Mr. Ragland T. Watkins

Class of 1968 46% Participation Mr. Charles P. Alexander Mr. Allen K. Craven Mr. Robert L. Gamewell, III Mr. Robert B. Lee Mr. Philip H. Neal Mr. Robert V. Nelson, Jr. Mr. John K. P. Odell, Jr. Mr. George E. Pine, III Mr. James W. Pou Mr. N. Bedford Forrest Shoaf Mr. John H. Smith, IV

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Class of 1988 34% Participation Dr. Elizabeth B. Boggan Dr. Angela K. Burns Mr. John W. Clark Mr. Martin D. Dean Ms. Lisa Y. Freeman Clemmer Mr. David E. Hardman Ms. Joy M. Hord Mr. Paul T. Martin Mr. Hayden C. McClurg Mr. Nathan S. McHardy Mr. C. Kevin Merritt Mrs. Johanna McRady Richardson Mr. John H. Richardson Mrs. Natalie Isom Sansom Mr. John E. Sawyer, IV Ms. Katherine Schnorrenberg Class of 1989 8% Participation Mr. Albert J. Bart, II Dr. Ethan W. Tolbert Class of 1990 14% Participation Mr. W. Christopher Copeland Mr. David C. Crabtree Mr. John J. Goodman Mr. Darin E. Hasty Class of 1991 5% Participation Mr. Derek T. Hasty

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Class of 1993 10% Participation Mr. Benjamin W. Blakeley Ms. Jill A. Partain Mrs. Jennifer Rupley Smith Class of 1994 16% Participation Mrs. Alexandra Bramblett Burlason Mrs. Erin E. Craig Henrick Mr. Joshua B. Henrick Mrs. Amber Edwards Luttrell Mr. Michael M. Morgan Mr. David Tang Class of 1995 13% Participation Ms. Julie Yamamoto Harris Mrs. Amy Brown Mitchell Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett Mrs. Farrar Schaeffer Vaughan Class of 1996 13% Participation Mr. C. Harper Hulan Mr. Adam L. Morgan Mr. Matthias B. (Bricke) Murfree, IV Mrs. Amanda M. Heck Suttles Mrs. Anne C. Bragg Warren Class of 1997 5% Participation Mrs. Keri Freeman Maffei Dr. M. Lee Spangler, II Class of 1998 27% Participation Mr. Michael J. Fink Mr. M. Clint Hall Mrs. D. Caroline Hulan Howell Mr. Justin E. Howell Mr. David B. LaRoche Mr. P. Davis Murfree Ms. Kamala K. Risk Mr. W. Wade Sutton, Jr.

Class of 1999 29% Participation Ms. Lauren A. Alexander Mrs. Whitney Hazelwood Brough Mr. Nelson M. Byrd Mrs. Laurel Callow Mastin Mrs. Marian Scott Norris Mr. Adam G. Province Dr. Dorsey A. Rickard Mr. Akshat R. Sarvaria Mr. Stuart M. Smith Mr. A. J. Swafford Mrs. Nora A. Goodman Walsh Ms. Erica A. Wright Class of 2000 24% Participation Ms. L. Jensen Bertrand Mr. Reid B. Gillam Mr. Jordan A. Howell Mr. Wesley S. LeBlanc Mrs. Miranda Morrison Morton Mr. Nathaniel W. Robinson Mr. Alex J. Starr Mr. Jeffrey B. Yoo Mr. Jerry J. Zacharias Class of 2001 8% Participation Mr. Michael S. Johnson, Jr. Mr. Nicholas W. Spangler Mrs. Rachel L. Layman Spangler Class of 2002 11% Participation Mr. Michael L. DeLisle Mr. Theodore W. Goodman Lt. Samuel D. Kennedy, III Class of 2003 15% Participation Anonymous Mrs. Caitlin Roberts Jennings Mr. Thomas H. Jennings Mrs. Susan Dyer Kane Mrs. Rachel Vest Kennedy Mr. Byron D. MacDougall Mr. Charles C. Summers

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150% 100% 75% 70% 67%

Class of 2004 6% Participation Ms. Elizabeth C. Linton Dr. Aditya R. Sarvaria Class of 2005 9% Participation Mr. Peter K. Corley Ms. Sarah S. DeLisle Mr. Matthew L. Fleischer Mr. Charles F. Spurlock, III Class of 2006 9% Participation Mr. Bartholomew S. Badgett Ms. Mallory J. Brink Ms. Carolyn B. Goodman Class of 2007 6% Participation Ms. Karen L. Linton Ms. Samantha A. Myers Class of 2008 8% Participation Mr. A. Spenser Coop Lt. Luke C. Corley Ms. Emily D. Dyer Class of 2009 2% Participation Ms. Amanda G. Wofford Class of 2010 4% Participation Mr. P. Garrett King Mr. Christopher Q. Whalen Class of 2011 9% Participation Mr. Austen J. Kiser Ms. Shannon W. Swartz Mr. Phillip R. Warden Ms. Brianna C. Wofford Class of 2012 5% Participation Mr. Kyle S. Poulicek Mr. Kaleb T. Tilton Ms. Heather M. WhitlockWilliams Total Alumni Participation = 21%

Webb Employee Gifts Ms. Shelley Akers Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Berzinskas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Ms. Jacquelyn Boyanton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camp Mr. and Mrs. Lance D. Chandler Dr. Jackie Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cimino-Hurt Ms. Ruth Cordell Mr. and Mrs. James Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dorsett Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Fee Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Frazier Mr. and Mrs. James Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell Mr. Rajiv Hudek and Ms. Parimala Patchalla Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imboden Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson Mr. Ralph E. Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Mr. and Mrs. Jason Joslin Mrs. Elizabeth Lagler Dr. and Mrs. Michael Linton Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Little Mr. and Mrs. Will Mallory Mr. and Mrs. Steven McClanahan Mr. Larry Miller 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 Ms. Kelly Northrup and Mr. Jon Chicken Mr. Kelvin Nunley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pryor Mr. P. Michael Quinn and Ms. Priscilla Van Tries Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Rasnick Mr. William A. Rice Mr. J. Mike Rodgers

Mr. Teddy Schaffer Ms. Pamela Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. Ron Smith and Ms. Edwina Chilton Ms. Emily Stubljar Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Swafford Mr. Zachary T. Swope Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Townes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Truitt Ms. Karla Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams Mr. Matt Wilson Ms. Lea Anne Windham Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wofford Ms. Sue V. Wood Ms. Kelly Wyatt Ms. Ella Yates Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Young

Mr. and Mrs. Benny Burst Mr. Jiabin Chen and Mrs. Xiao Bei Wu Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. James V. DiSanto Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Fee Mr. and Mrs. Winky Groover Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones Mr. Xinzhu Li and Mrs. Guihua Duan Mr. and Mrs. J. Kristian Mansell Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McClure Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. Cove Norvell and Ms. Lorraine Ardaiz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Pryor Dr. and Mrs. David Spivey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Mrs. Diana L. Sudduth Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Warden Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis Mr. and Mrs. James G. Zumwalt (Class Captains)

CLASS OF 2015 40% Participation Drs. Richmond and Olawumi Akatue Dr. Jackie Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim B. Gammada Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Gordon Dr. Ramesh Gowda and Dr. Arundati Ramesh Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III (Class Captains) Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Asad Khan Mr. and Mrs. William Livengood Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Mr. Li Shen and Mrs. Ming Peng Dr. Moo Gon Son and Dr. Kyeongweon Jeong Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Dan Townes Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Mr. and Mrs. Vandy D. Young

98% Total Faculty Giving

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CLASS OF 2014 37% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Aliquo

CLASS OF 2016 42% Participation Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. David Coffey Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Cooper

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CLASS OF 2013 34% Participation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Averwater Mr. C. Peter Bryant and Ms. Patricia M. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Burns (Class Captains) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cliche Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Foley Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim B. Gammada Capt. Robert Gibson and Dr. Rhea Seddon Mr. and Mrs. George Huddleston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. King Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Kiser Dr. and Mrs. Robert Knox Mr. Zongyan Li and Ms. Xiao Juan Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Rasnick Dr. and Mrs. Mark Russell Mr. Ronald M. Smith and Ms. Edwina Chilton Mr. and Mrs. Scot C. St. John Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy A. Wells

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson Dr. and Mrs. Martin Fiala Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim B. Gammada Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Atsushi Kimoto Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. McNabb (Class Captains) Ms. Karyn Menck Mr. and Mrs. Adam L. Morgan Drs. Max and Mary Moss Dr. and Mrs. T. Gerald O’Daniel, Jr. Ms. Shari L. Owens Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Mr. and Mrs. Kyle T. Segroves Mr. and Mrs. David Sells Drs. Harold and Grace Speer Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson Ms. Lea Anne Windham Mr. and Mrs. Kin Yu

CLASS OF 2017 33% Participation Dr. Jackie Chapman Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. King Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Jr. (Parent/Class Captains) Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvin Reddell, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Nate Schott Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Dan Townes Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson CLASS OF 2018 50% Participation Dr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Bigham, IV Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Drew A. Clum Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cocanougher Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dolan, III Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Fee Mr. and Mrs. Darin E. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keathley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Kiser

Grandparent Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Averwater Mr. and Mrs. Richard Austin Mr. and Mrs. Terry Avent Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bender Mr. and Mrs. S. Gartrell Blackmon Mr. and Mrs. C. Bomar, III Mr. Richard E. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Zane Cantrell (Captains) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cocanougher Ms. Peggy F. Coleman Ms. Helen Connor

The late Mr. John T. Crambes, Sr. and Mrs. Deborah Crambes Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Sr. Mr. Ben M. Earthman Mrs. Betty J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Harris Mr. William H. Huddleston, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Sr. Mrs. Marty LaRoche Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon Mrs. Janice Pryor Mr. John Reddell, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Gresh Martin, IV Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Simons Mr. and Mrs. James I. Williams, III (Class Captains) CLASS OF 2019 35% Participation Ms. Kathy Beckett Ms. Jacquelyn R. Boyanton Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Ms. Jennifer Garland Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. McNabb Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Jr. (Parent/Class Captains) Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Mr. and Mrs. Kyle T. Segroves 37% Total Parent Participation

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Joe T. Walker Mrs. Emily Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James P. Watts Mrs. Vara Ruth Williams Dr. and Mrs. William T. Windham 12% Total Grandparent Participation

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Sawney Webb Fellow ($10,000 - Above) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Benny Burst The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation Mr. Eugene Jared Estate of Mr. Jack P. Lynn Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Martin Mr. Joseph W. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III Estate of Myrtle C. Rhinehart Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. * Gift in kind

Webb School Parents’ Association John M. Webb 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. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Carrington Mr. Jiabin Chen and Mrs. Xiao Bei Wu

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland Ms. Amy Jared Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn Jones Mr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Koleznar Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. Mrs. Pat Meadows Parents of Athletes at Webb School Mr. and Mrs. David G. Patterson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Forrest Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson Mrs. Mignon Upchurch Mr. James L. A. Webb, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whorley, Jr. Son Will Webb Fellow ($2,500 - $4,999) Albemarle Corporation

Mr. and Mrs. N. Arne Arneson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Blakeley Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duling Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III Mr. Jordan A. Howell Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones* Mr. Samuel L. Lasseter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lisenby Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Martin Mr. Paul T. Martin Mr. and Mrs. C. Kevin Merritt Dr. and Mrs. Steven Press Mr. John A. Reddell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alvin Reddell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV Mr. Li Shen and Mrs. Ming Peng Estate of Mr. G. Dean Smith Mrs. Molly Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

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A. Jon Frere Supporter ($1 - $999) Mr. Charles H. Abernathy Mr. Gurmit N. Advani Drs. Richmond and Olawumi Akatue Ms. Shelley Akers

Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James A. Alexander Ms. Lauren A. Alexander Ms. Amireh Al-Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Aliquo Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Anderson Mr. L. Desaix Anderson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Pat Anderton Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott Arnold Mr. Irvin Ashford, Jr. Ms. Deborah S. Atterholt Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Atterholt Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Austin Averwater Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Averwater Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Averwater Mr. Bartholomew S. Badgett Mr. and Mrs. Bentley F. Badgett, II Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton G. Baldwin, Jr. Mr. Edward M. Banister, III Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Bart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Beal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bourne Bean Ms. Kathy Beckett Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Beeson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bender Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bennett Ms. L. Jensen Bertrand Mrs. Eloise T. Bibb Dr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Bigham, IV Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Birdwell Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Birthright Drs. James and Melanie Bishop Dr. Edward B. Black Mr. and Mrs. S. Gartrell Blackmon Ms. Elizabeth B. Boggan Mr. and Mrs. C. Bomar, III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bomar, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bondurant Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bowen Mr. Richard E. Bowman Ms. Jacquelyn Boyanton Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Bragg Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bragg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. M. Brandicourt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink Ms. Mallory J. Brink Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brink Mr. Robert M. Broberg Mr. and Mrs. Jock A. Brough Mr. A. Reid Brown Mr. and Mrs. Randal E. Brown, Jr.

Dr. J. Richard Bruhn Mr. C. Peter Bryant and Ms. Patricia M. Farr Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. J. Coleman Bryars Mr. and Mrs. David P. Buntin Mr. Gordon P. Burkhead, II Mrs. Alexandra E. Burlason Dr. Angela K. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Burns Mr. William M. Butsch Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd Mr. Nelson M. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Caldwell, III Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Caldwell, Jr. Mrs. Bette Ray Callow Mr. John H. Callow Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Cammack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Camp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Camp Dr. and Mrs. D. Keith Campbell Ms. Sandra Carlton Ms. Diannah Carrington Ms. Mary E. Chamberlin Mr. Thomas A. Chambliss Mr. and Mrs. Lance D. Chandler Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Chandler Dr. Jackie Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cimino-Hurt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Clark, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter Q. Claverie Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cliche Dr. and Mrs. Grady S. Clinkscales, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Drew A. Clum Mr. A. Leslie Clute Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Coffey* Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Mrs. Helen Connor Mr. Patrick Cook and Ms. Joy M. Hord Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Cooper Mrs. Suzanne E. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cooper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooper, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Christopher Copeland Ms. Ruth Cordell Mr. and Mrs. James Cordero Lt. Luke C. Corley Mr. Peter K. Corley Corning Incorporated Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cox Mr. and Mrs. David C. Crabtree The late Mr. John T. Crambes, Sr. and Mrs. Deborah Crambes Mr. and Mrs. Allen K. Craven Mr. and Mrs. Jackson B. Craven, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Drury B. Crawley, III The Honorable and Mrs. Scott J. Crichton

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G. Webb Follin Fellow ($1,000 - $2,499) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Andrews, Jr. Ms. Bette S. Anthony Mr. S. Norfleet Anthony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Avent Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey Mr. F. Edward Barker Lucy and Emily Beasley Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Berzinskas Branscomb Family Foundation Prof. and Mrs. Lewis M. Branscomb Mrs. Elizabeth Burns Mr. and Mrs. William H. Cammack Mr. and Mrs. Zane Cantrell Mr. Bill Carrington Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cocanougher Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Cocanougher Mr. and Mrs. David C. Coffey Mr. Richard C. Colyear Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Martin Fiala Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Francisco Dr. and Mrs. William J. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gardner, III Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Graham Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gray, III Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hon, III Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hornsby Mr. and Mrs. Justin E. Howell Dr. and Mrs. John R. Howick, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Hunt, Jr. Jemison Investment Company, Inc. Advised Fund Dr. Thomas A. Jenkins, III and Ms. Rebecca Stimson Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Jennings Jewish Foundation of Nashville Mr. and Mrs. John M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Asad A. Khan Mr. and Mrs. Atsushi Kimoto Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Knox Lands’ End Mr. Zongyan Li and Ms. Xiao Juan Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Mann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew Dr. and Mrs. James G. McClure Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell Drs. Max and Mary Moss Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Bricke) Murfree, IV Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. O’Daniel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Jasper E. Shealy, III Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Sherman, II Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Jr. Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Sr. Ms. Ann C. Short Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simonsen Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smythe, III Dr. Moo Gon Son and Dr. Kyeongweon Jeong Mr. Ernest M. Steen Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III SunTrust Foundation SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Davis W. Turner Dr. Robert T. Walsh and Dr. Sandra Knuth Mr. Matt Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Young

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crichton, IV Mr. J. Peyton Crigler and Dr. Arlene A. Amidon Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crockett Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crook Cumberland Sinus and Allergy, PC Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham Dr. Jun Da and Ms. Qing Wei Mr. George S. Daly, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. D’Antonio, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott Daves Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Smith DeLine Mr. Michael L. DeLisle Ms. Sarah S. DeLisle Mr. and Mrs. James V. DiSanto Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dolan, III Dolan’s Deli and Bar Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Donovan Mr. David Dority Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Dorsett Ms. Sharon L. Driscoll Ms. Emily D. Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Early Mr. Ben M. Earthman Dr. Robert G. Edwards, Jr. Mr. Stefan Eitzinger and Ms. Constance E. Cox Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ellis Mr. G. Jackson Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ellis Mr. Hunter Ely and Family Mr. J. Robert English, III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Farris, Sr. Dr. W. Page Faulk and Dr. Klara Faulk Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Fee Mr. James H. Feldman, Jr. and Ms. Sharon Sigal Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell Mr. Michael J. Fink Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fink Mrs. Doris T. Fleischer Mr. Matthew L. Fleischer Dr. and Mrs. T. Cole Flournoy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Folds Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Foley Mr. G. Webb Follin, III Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Follis Mr. Jere B. Fones Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Fowler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Francis Mr. and Mrs. James S. Frazer, III Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Frazier Mr. Lee Clemmer and Ms. Lisa Y. Freeman Clemmer Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere * Gift in kind

Mr. and Mrs. N. Pruitt Fulmer Dr. and Mrs. J. Wade Gaither Mr. Robert L. Gamewell, III Mr. and Mrs. James Garcia Ms. Jennifer Garland Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Gass, Jr. Mr. Eldon S. Gaunt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gibson Giles County Rent-A-Car, Inc. Mr. Reid B. Gillam Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Glaze Dr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Goldstone Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Goodin, Jr. Miss Carolyn B. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goodman, III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. William F. Goodman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett S. Gordon, Jr. Dr. Ramesh Gowda and Dr. Arundati Ramesh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Grenley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Griggs Ms. Barbara A. Grobicki Mr. and Mrs. Winky Groover Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hardman Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Harper Drs. John and Cindy Harris The late Mr. John H. Harris and Mrs. Betty J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Mr. Cory Hartbarger Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Darin E. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Derek T. Hasty Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Havron Mr. and Mrs. Terrell W. Hayes Mrs. Maria B. Heffner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hefner Lt. Col. and Mrs. Hilton E. Heineke, III Dr. and Mrs. Davis Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Joshua B. Henrick Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hereford, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Herring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hester Mr. John S. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Hill, Jr. Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holliman Dr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hord, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Horst Mr. and Mrs. Mark Howell The Honorable Andrew K. Howorth Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv M. D. Hudek

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Huddleston The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. and Mrs. Kib Huddleston Ms. Leigh Huddleston Mr. William H. Huddleston, III Mr. and Mrs. F. Markley Huey Mrs. Buckner L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. C. Harper Hulan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulan, III Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Imboden Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Coley Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jesse James Dr. and Mrs. William A. James, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Carroll C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Jr. Dr. Sue Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet R. Johnston Dr. and Mrs. Hugh G. M. Jones Mr. Ralph Jones and Ms. Judith Fogus Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Jones, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Joslin Mr. Timothy Kaltenbach Mrs. Susan D. Kane Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keathley Lt. and Mrs. Samuel D. Kennedy, III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Kerbo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. King Mr. P. Garrett King Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King Mr. Austen J. Kiser Miss Clarice M. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Kiser Miss Marina L. Kiser Dr. and Mrs. John W. Kraus Lt. Col. and Mrs. Nelson C. Lacy Mrs. Elizabeth Lagler Mr. Imre A. Lagler Mr. Zsolt J. Lagler Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche Mrs. Marty LaRoche Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Lazenby Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S. LeBlanc Mr. Robert B. Lee Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lewis, Jr. Mr. Xinzhu Li and Mrs. Guihua Duan Ms. Elizabeth C. Linton Dr. and Mrs. Michael Linton Ms. Karen L. Linton

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Little Mr. and Mrs. William Livengood Mrs. Kathrin D. Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Zachary C. Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Lynn Mr. Byron D. MacDougall Mrs. Beth F. Maddin Mr. and Mrs. Ron Maffei Mr. and Mrs. Will Mallory Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II Mr. and Mrs. J. Kristian Mansell Mrs. Nadyne Manson Dr. and Mrs. Dillon E. Mapother Mr. Peter J. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. H. Gresh Martin, IV Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Mastin, Jr. The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James R. Mathes Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Matthews, III Mr. John P. Matthews, IV Mrs. Kathryn Matton Mr. Edward B. Maupin, III Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. McAdams Mr. and Mrs. Steven McClanahan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. McClary Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas McClure Mr. and Mrs. Hunter McDonald, Jr Mr. and Mrs. John W. McDougall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. McGregor Mr. Nathan S. McHardy Mr. and Mrs. William M. McKinney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. McNabb Mr. Robert D. Meek Ms. Karyn Menck Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Sr. Mr. Larry Miller Dr. and Mrs. Barton Milligan Mills Floor Covering Mr. and Mrs. Kirt L. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mills Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William Mitchell Mrs. Alice Montague Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Adam L. Morgan Morgan Stanley – Charitable Spending Account Mrs. Miranda L. Morton Mr. Breeze Custom Cleaning Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Matt) Murfree, III Mr. and Mrs. P. Davis Murfree Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV Drs. Wayne and Dorothy Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John S. Murrey Mr. and Mrs. William P. Murrey, III Mr. William P. Murrey, Jr. Ms. Samantha A. Myers

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Rucks, III Ms. Carolyn Russell Sage Dining Services, Inc. Ms. Maxine B. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sanders Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Sansom Lt. and Mrs. James D. Sant Amour Dr. Aditya R. Sarvaria Mr. Akshat R. Sarvaria Mr. Edward C. Shaffer Ms. Katherine Schnorrenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schornstein, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Nate Schott Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Segroves Mr. and Mrs. Kyle T. Segroves Mrs. Jessica L. Sellner Mr. and Mrs. David Sells Ms. Pamela Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shealy Ms. Dawn Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Alden T. Shotwell, Jr. Mrs. Elsie Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Simons Mr. and Mrs. Brightman J. Skinner, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Slade Mrs. Ada T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Smith Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Smith, III Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Smith Mr. John Holmes Smith, IV Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith Mr. Ronald M. Smith and Ms. Edwina Chilton Mr. Stuart M. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Whitman E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Spain Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. Spangler Drs. Harold G. and Grace Speer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Selden M. Spencer, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Spivey Mr. Charles F. Spurlock, III Mr. Alex J. Starr State Farm Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Stout Mr. Allen J. Strawbridge, Jr. Ms. Emily Stubljar Mrs. Diana L. Sudduth Mr. Charles C. Summers Ms. Ellen D. Summers Mr. Steven B. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Suttles Mr. and Mrs. W. Wade Sutton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Swafford Miss Shannon W. Swartz Mr. Zachary T. Swope Mr. David Tang

Mr. and Mrs. Abner U. Taylor, III Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Jr. Mr. Kaleb T. Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Tilton Dr. and Mrs. Ethan W. Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Dan Townes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Townes, Jr. Mrs. Nancy Tremaine Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Tremaine Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Tritschler, III Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Turley Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Turrentine UBS Matching Gift Program Mrs. Elinor Upjohn Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. and Mrs. Rob Vaughan Ms. Karleen D. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Empson E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Walker Mrs. Emily Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ken Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Ward Dr. and Mrs. P. Jeffrey Warden Mr. Phillip R. Warden Mr. and Mrs. William C. Warren Mr. William K. Warriner Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Watts Mrs. Betty C. Weaks Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Webb, Jr. Dr. Thompson Webb, III Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy A. Wells Mr. Tripp C. Wesley, III Mr. Christopher Q. Whalen Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Whalen Mr. D. Seth Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Whitaker Dr. Henry O. Whiteside, Jr. and Ms. Karol Kumpfer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Whitlock Ms. Heather M. Whitlock-Williams Mr. and Mrs. James I. Williams, III Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams Mrs. Vara Ruth Williams Mr. and Mrs. George T. B. Williamson, IV Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Drury F. Williford, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis Mrs. Deborah Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Shields Wilson Dr. Timothy A. Wilson Ms. Lea Anne Windham Dr. and Mrs. William T. Windham Miss Amanda Wofford

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wofford Miss Brianna C. Wofford Ms. Sue V. Wood Mrs. Ursula Woodfin Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Woodson, III Mr. George D. Woodward Ms. Erica A. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wyatt, Sr. Ms. Kelly Wyatt Mr. Robert N. Yarbrough, Jr. Ms. Ella Yates Mr. Jeffrey B. Yoo Mr. and Mrs. Vandy D. Young Mr. and Mrs. Kin Yu Mr. Jerry J. Zacharias Mr. James H. Zoes Mr. and Mrs. James G. Zumwalt

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Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nance, III Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joel W. Newcome Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy L. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Larry Nichols Nissan North America Incorporated Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Norris Ms. Kelly Northrup and Mr. Jon Chicken Mr. Cove H. Norvell and Ms. Lorraine Ardaiz Mr. Kelvin Nunley 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. Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen, III Mr. and Mrs. F. Ralph Owens, Jr. Ms. Shari L. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Noble H. Pace, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Charles Palmer Ms. Jill A. Partain Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Patton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Peters Ms. Lucy Phillips PM Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. James S. Poulicek Mr. Kyle S. Poulicek Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Prewitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Prosser, III Mr. Adam G. Province Mrs. Janice Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puett Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Purdom Quality Waste Solutions, LLC Mr. P. Michael Quinn and Ms. Priscilla Van Tries Mr. Elott H. Raffety Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Rampley Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffery Rasnick Mr. and Mrs. D. Jeffrey Ray Mrs. Susan R. Reavis Reddell Honda Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Redden, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Juan D. Reyes Mr. William A. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richardson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Richardson Dr. Dorsey A. Rickard Ms. Kamala K. Risk Mr. Byron C. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson Mr. Nathaniel W. Robinson Mr. J. Mike Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Grattan W. Rowland, III

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Capital Gifts $10,000 - Above Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Barton ’75 Prof. and Mrs. Lewis M. Branscomb ’43 Estate of Mary J. Buford Dr. and Mrs. James B. Haynes ’64 The Hillsdale Fund, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. Joseph W. Mooney ’83 Parents of Athletes at Webb School Mr. John A. Reddell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV ’88 Mr. an Mrs. Brian D. Singer ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith, Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Thompson ’65 Dr. and Mrs. E. Hunter Welles, III ’63 $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander ’68 Mr. and Mrs. J.I. Vance Berry, Jr. ’72 Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell ’71 Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III ’61 Mr. and Mrs. David B. LaRoche ’98 LaRoche Family Foundation Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Drs. Max and Mary Moss Dr. and Mrs. Hunter W. Norris

Mr. N.B. Forrest Shoaf ’68 Webb School Parents’ Association Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III ’78 and Mrs. Jessica Woosley ’82 $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Broadhead Mr. John Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Foley Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonnell, Jr. ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Sr. ’42 $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Beal, Jr. ’48 Dr. and Mrs. Martin J. Fiala Dr. and Mrs. Ephraim B. Gammada Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Hunt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Jennings ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Bricke) Murfree, IV ’96 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III ’68 Pinnacle Career Center of Winchester Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Siegel ’67 Dr. M. Lee Spangler, II ’97 Ms. Elizabeth William Willis ’80 Mr. Fred E. Zimmerman and Ms. Sharon Bell ’75

$1 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent Alexander ’71 Mrs. Joyce Atterholt Mr. William B. Clark and Ms. Catherine Cooper-Ellis ’67 Class of 2013 Mr. A. Spenser Coop ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin, III ’69 Mrs. Betty J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Huddleston ’85 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV ’81 Drs. Aldo and Jeanette Ilarde Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. King Mrs. Elizabeth Lagler The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James R. Mathes ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV ’55 Mr. James W. Pou ’68 Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Russell Mr. Nick Spangler ’01 and Mrs. Rachael Spangler ’01 St. John Engineering, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Scot C. St. John ’84 Mr. Ragland T. Watkins ’67 Dr. Dianne Watson and Mr. Michael Watson Mr. Allen T. Wood ’66

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$10,000 - Above Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Jewish Communal Fund M. Austin Davis Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Estate of Mr. James R. Meadows, Jr. ’52 and Mrs. Pat Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens ’56 Victorinox-Swiss Army Knife Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III Mr. Larry Williams Wolff Family Private Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Estate of Mary J. Buford Mr. G. William Coble, III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tisch Mr. Paul J. Witt $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Costantino

Mr. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. Kleinfeld Bridal Corp.

Pinnacle Financial Partners Estate of Mr. G. Dean Smith, ’71 Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens ’53 Mr. Biddle W. Worthington, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Zandman $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey Mr. Richard W. Calvert Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connors Mr. Joseph E. Dittmar Mr. Hugh G. Eldredge, Jr. ’48 Mr. Frank Falkenburg Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greenfield Mr. W. Clay Hamner Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester ’52 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Jr. ’76 Mr. Alan Levenstein Mr. Herbert McWhorter Ms. Anettia P. Meredith

Mr. Henry Schleiff Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weisman Mr. Richard B. Wilkes Ms. Gail L. Williams Mr. Marc Zandman $999 - Below Mr. Charles H. Abernathy ’77 Ms. Elizabeth R. Abernathy Alea Literary Club Anonymous Mrs. Jane Barton Beach Oil Company Dr. and Mrs. James F. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Bonds ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg, Jr. Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd ’56 Ms. Karin D. Coble Mr. Kent Coleman Ms. Peggy F. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cristan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cristan Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies ’49 Ms. Elizabeth W. Earthman Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mrs. Mary C. Follin Mr. Jack Gertino Capt. Robert L. Gibson and Dr. Rhea Seddon Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Gordon ’76 Mrs. John B. Hardin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III ’79 Mr. W. Knox Haynes ’76 Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hendley ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Henry, Sr. Mrs. Joan Huddleston Huddleston Oil and Gas, LLC. Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. ’67 Kimbro Oil Company Mrs. Mary Catherine Long

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mann ’69 Mr. Edward B. Maupin, III ’58 Mid-Tenn Petroleum Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Matt) Murfree, III Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV ’55 Mrs. Sara H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reeves Ms. Florence H. Ridley Dr. Carole Rivers and Mr. William Rivers Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sant Amour Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. G. Savage Mr. Henry I. Siegel, II ’69 and Ms. Kyra Subbotin Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simonsen Ms. Christina Sims

Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer ’51 Dr. and Mrs. H. Briggs Smith ’50 Mrs. Rachel G. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III ’52 Mrs. J. Fred Tarkington Dr. and Mrs. Joe T. Walker Dr. and Mrs. John S. Warner Webb’s Refreshments Mrs. Ann H. Wells Mrs. Dudley B. White Mr. Matt Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Nat T. Winston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodard Estate of Mr. W. Bryant Woosley, Jr. ’48

Burkhead Society The Webb School’s Planned Giving Society Throughout The Webb School’s history, there have been those alumni and friends who have answered the call of ensuring Webb’s financial future. The following Burkhead Society members hope you will also answer the call and join their ranks.

Mr. William H. Lassiter, Jr. ’56 Mr. J. Whitson Linder ’84 Mr. Thomas J. Lisenby ’47 Mr. Walter W. Manley, II ’64 Mr. Sam H. Mann, Jr. ’43 Mr. John P. Matthews, IV ’78 Mr. Paul B. Maxwell ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Wade D. McNabb 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, III ’68 Mr. Michael H. Read ’77 Mr. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. ’50 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 Mrs. Sam D. Bell, Jr. Estate Mr. C. Eugene Brewster (’42) Estate Lingurn H. Burkhead (’21) Estate Mr. Jac Chambliss (’27) 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 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 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

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MEMBERSHIP Ms. Robyn Allen ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Allen Mr. James G. Anderson ’89 Ms. Deborah Atterholt ’72 Mr. Keith J. Barton ’75 Ms. Sharon L. Bell ’75 Mr. John T. Bragg, Jr. Mr. Philip H. Brasfield, Jr. ’52 Mr. John C. Carr ’79 Mr. Phillip G. Coop ’66 Ms. Constance E. Cox ’85 Mrs. Nancy Cox Mr. Paul C. Craft ’56 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 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

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Honor Gifts In honor of Mrs. Alyce Allen Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Miss Ashlyn L. Avent Mr. and Mrs. S. Gartrell Blackmon In honor of Ms. Jami K. Averwater Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Averwater In honor of Mr. Charles A. Bass Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Miss Clare T. Beckett Mr. and Mrs. James P. Watts In honor of Dr. Marvin Blanton, III Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Dr. Lucas Boyd Mr. and Mrs. N. Pruitt Fulmer

In honor of Miss Natalie D. Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon In honor of Miss Stephanie L. Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon In honor of Mr. Zachary S. Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon

In honor of Miss D. Ashleigh King Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King In honor of Mr. P. Garrett King Dr. Sonya King and Mr. Phil King In honor of Ms. C. Ellie Knox Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harris In honor of Ms. Megan E. Knox Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harris In honor of Ms. Kristen A. Linton Ms. Kelly Northrup In honor of Mr. Ernest T. Martin Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Ms. Lucy Phillips Ms. Sue V. Wood

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Broadhead Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Mr. Luke M. Garland Mrs. Julie Yamamoto Harris

In honor of Miss Jordan M. McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew

In honor of Mr. W. Andrew Carringotn Mr. Bill Carrington

In honor of Mrs. Julie Yamamoto Harris Mr. and Mrs. Benny Burst

In honor of Miss Madelyn J. McAndrew Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew

In honor of Mr. David N. Christensen Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mr. Aubrey B. Harwell, Jr. Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mrs. Gayle McClanahan Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Class of 2003 Mr. Charles C. Summers

In honor of Mrs. Claudia Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Jock Brough Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Early Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Mr. James W. McDonnell, Jr. Mr. Michael McDonnell

In honor of Ms. Ruth Cordell Ms. Karen Linton In honor of Mrs. Meredith Crockett Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

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In honor of Mr. Jesse H. Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nixon

In honor of Ms. Callie Kerbo Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Kerbo

In honor of Mr. J. Alex Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Bragg

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In honor of Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Dr. David A. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham Mrs. Julie Yamamoto Harris Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett Mr. Joe F. Stout Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In honor of Mr. Ed R. Davies Mr. S. Noreet Anthony, Jr. In honor of Ms. Shilpy Dixit Ms. Kelly Northrup In honor of Mr. Dillon T. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson In honor of Miss Karley N. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson

In honor of Mr. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Jock Brough In honor of Dr. J. Stephen Herring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. In honor of Ms. Mary J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Sr. In honor of Mr. Matthew J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Sr. In honor of Ms. Melissa A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Sr. In honor of Mr. Michael S. Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Johnson, Sr. In honor of Mr. J. Houston Jones Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones

In honor of Mr. Paul T. Martin Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Mr. Michael McDonnell Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Mrs. Rita Mitchell Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett In honor of Ms. Kelly Northrup Mrs. Amanda Mallory In honor of Mr. Noble H. Pace, Jr. Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. In honor of Mr. George E. Pine, III Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simonsen In honor of Mr. Raymond A. Pryor Mr. Reid Brown In honor of Mr William A. Rice Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sawyer, IV

In honor of Mr. Wayne M. Rogers, Jr. Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bromberg, Jr. Mr. Richard W. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connors Mr. and Mrs. John R. Costantino Mr. Joseph E. Dittmar Mr. Frank Falkenburg Mr. Jack Gertino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Greenfield Mr. W. Clay Hamner Mr. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. Kleinfeld Bridal Corp.

Mr. Alan Levenstein Mr. Louis Marx Mr. Herbert McWhorter Mrs. Amy H. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers Mr. Henry Schleiff Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Victorinox-Swiss Army Knife Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weisman Mr. Richard B. Wilkes Ms. Gail L. Williams Mr. Larry Williams Mr. Paul J. Witt Wolff Family Private Foundation Mr. Biddle W. Worthington, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Zandman Mr. Marc Zandman In honor of N. B. Forrest Shoaf Mr. Lauren M. Shoaf, Sr.

In honor of Mr. Fred S. Silverstein, Jr. Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Webb School Parents’ Association Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith

In honor of Mr. Aaron M. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Simon

In honor of Dr. Henry O. Whiteside Mr. John F. Barbee, Jr.

In honor of Mr. L.R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In honor of Ms. Heather Whitlock-Williams Mr. and Mrs. Larry Whitlock

In honor of Mrs. Moira Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In honor of Miss Mary Martha Willson Mr. William H. Huddleston, III

In honor of Mr. Alan W. Stimpson Ms. Kelly Northrup

In honor of Mr. Jarrod A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Michael McAndrew

In honor of Charles C. Summers Mr. Steven B. Summers

In honor of Mr. Matt Wilson Mr. Raymond A. Pryor Mrs. Sandi Jobe Puett

In honor of Mrs. Sandra Truitt Mr. Robert M. Broberg Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. William H. Huddleston, IV The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. James R. Mathes Mr. John R. Matthews, IV Mr. Brian D. Singer Mr. Donald E. Smith, Jr. Dr. M. Lee Spangler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Spangler Ms. Elizabeth Williams Willis Mr. H. Lee Woosley, III and Mrs. Jessica Woosley In honor of Dr. Donald L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Turner

Memorial Gifts

In honor of Ms. Anne W. Windham Ms. Lea Anne Windham In honor of Mr. David T. Windham Ms. Lea Anne Windham In honor of Ms. Elizabeth T. Windham Ms. Lea Anne Windham In honor of Mr. Robert W. T. Windham Ms. Lea Anne Windham In honor of Ms. Sue V. Wood Mrs. Maria B. Heffner In honor of Mr. Harrison G. Zumwalt Mr. Richard E. Bowman

In memory of Mr. Robert P. Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. McGregor

In memory of Mr. Kenneth P. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Jones, Sr.

In memory of Mr. Kenneth M. Atterholt Ms. Deborah S. Atterholt Mr. Dwight D. Atterholt Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt

In memory of Mrs. Helen S. Broadhead Class of 2013

In memory of Mrs. Sherrill M. Byrd Ms. Carolyn Russell

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In memory of Mr. R. Randolph Bacon Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hornsby In memory of Dr. Clinton A. Baker Mr. Charles H. Jacobs Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses

In memory of Mr. Raymond S. Broadhead, Sr. Class of 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Hale, III Mr. and Mrs. William B. Keathley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whitaker

In memory of Mr. T. Swayne Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brink Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Caldwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Crook Mr. and Mrs. Smith DeLine Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Mr. Hunter Ely and Family

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Mr. Albert V. Goodin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester Mr. Norfleet R. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lenderman Mr. and Mrs. John W. McDougall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie McDougall Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Matt) Murfree, III Mr. and Mrs. Smith Murphey, IV Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puett Mr. Elott H. Raffety Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III Mrs. Betty C. Weaks

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III In memory of Mr. James R. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Peters In memory of Dr. C. Guy Castles, Jr. Class of 2013 In memory of Mr. Earl H. Chumney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Markley Huey In memory of Lt. Col. William H. Cooper Mrs. Suzanne E. Cooper In memory of Mr. Samuel L. Cordell Ms. Ruth Cordell In memory of Mr. William G. Craven, Sr. Mr. Jackson B. Craven, Jr. In memory of Mrs. Frances Crigler Mr. John P. Crigler, III and Ms. Arlene Amidon

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Alexander Mrs. Joyce R. Atterholt Ms. Sharon Bell and Mr. Fred Zimmerman Prof. and Mrs. Lewis M. Branscomb Mr. William B. Clark and Ms. Catherine Cooper-Ellis Mr. A. Spenser Coop Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Coop Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Gwin, III Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III Mr. James W. Pou Mr. N. B. Forrest Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Siegel Mr. Ragland T. Watkins Mr. Allen T. Wood In memory of Mr. John R. Freeman Cumberland Sinus and Allergy, PC Dr. and Mrs. William J. Freeman In memory of Mrs. Emily P. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Shields Wilson In memory of Mrs. Deborah Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Dan Williams In memory of William G. Hardin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III In memory of Mr. Marion H. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Smith In memory of Mrs. Alice Hartbarger Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Alexander Ms. Deborah S. Atterholt Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Giles County Rent-A-Car, Inc. Mr. Cory Hartbarger Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Stout Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Turrentine

In memory of Mr. Randy Dozier Mr. and Mrs. John H. Richardson Mr. Martin D. Dean

In memory of Mr. Jackson E. Heffner, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Holliman

In memory of Mrs. Geneva S. Earthman Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hord, III

In memory of Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. Mr. Charles H. Abernathy Ms. Elizabeth R. Abernathy Dr. and Mrs. David Barton Mrs. Jane Barton

In memory of Dr. M. Craig Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. W. Brent Alexander

Beach Oil Company Dr. and Mrs. James F. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broadhead Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd Ms. Karin D. Coble Mr. Kent Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Coleman, Jr. Ms. Peggy Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies Ms. Elizabeth W. Earthman Mrs. Dorothy Elkins Capt. Robert Gibson and Dr. Rhea Seddon Dr. and Mrs. William G. Hardin, III Mrs. John B. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. David Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Henry, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester Huddleston Oil and Gas, LLC Mr. and Mrs. George B. Huddleston, Jr. Mrs. Joan Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr. Kimbro Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II Mr. Edward B. Maupin, III Mid-Tenn Petroleum Mr. and Mrs. J. Garner Moore, III Mr. and Mrs. Matthias B. (Matt) Murfree, III Mrs. Sara H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pine, III Mr. and Mrs. Doug Puett Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Reeves Ms. Florence H. Ridley Dr. Carole Rivers and Mr. William Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sant Amour Mrs. Terri Savage Mr. and Mrs. Chris Simonsen Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Singer Dr. and Mrs. H. Briggs Smith Mrs. Rachel G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. Blair Stephens Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stumb, III Mrs. J. Fred Tarkington Mr. and Mrs. Ruskin A. Vest, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joe T. Walker Dr. and Mrs. John S. Warner Webb’s Refreshments Mrs. Ann H. Wells Mrs. Dudley B. White Mr. Matt Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Nat T. Winston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodard

In memory of Dr. Nat C. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. N. Pruitt Fulmer In memory of Dr. Dale Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Fee In memory of Mr. Francis C. Jarratt Mr. David Dority In memory of Mrs. Lori Johnson Mr. John M. Johnson In memory of Rev. Nathaniel H. Long Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hornsby Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lassiter, Jr. Mrs. Nathaniel H. Long In memory of Mr. John K. Maddin, Jr. Mrs. Beth F. Maddin In memory of Mr. David J. Matton Mrs. Kathryn Matton In memory of Mr. James R. Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies Mr. and Mrs. A. Jon Frere Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hendley Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hester Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Manley, II Ms. Maxine B. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Smith, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Slade In memory of Mr. Richard Meredith-Cristan Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Cristan Ms. Anettia P. Meredith Ms. Christina Sims In memory of Mr. Montgomery Montague, Jr. Mrs. Alice Montague

In memory of Mr. Robert M. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Robert M. Thomas, Jr.

In memory of Mr. Richard Pike Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sims, Jr.

In memory of Mr. Paul W. Trousdale Mr. Richard C. Colyear

In memory of Laura W. Poston Ms. Lesley Ward In memory of Mr. Wilson G. Puryear Dr. and Mrs. Grady S. Clinkscales, Jr. In memory of Mr. Joseph G. Rucks Mr. and Mrs. William W. Rucks, III In memory of Dr. William W. Rucks, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Rucks, III In memory of Mr. Jasper E. Shealy, II Mr. Jasper E. Shealy, III In memory of Mr. G. Dean Smith Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell In memory of Mr. Frank L. Smith, Jr. Mr. Hugh Hunter Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies The late Mr. George B. Huddleston, Sr. and Mrs. Kib Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Johnson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In memory of Mr. Jack Stanford Mr. and Mrs. Ed R. Davies In memory of Mr. Samuel S. Stephens Mrs. Nancy Tremaine In memory of Mr. Scott E. Strauch Dr. and Mrs. John J. Ferrell In memory of Mrs. Orfelina Tellez Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy A. Wells

In memory of Kelton Tidwell Dr. and Mrs. J. Brevard Haynes, Jr.

In memory of Mr. Howard V. (Trey) Tygrett, III Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. McHardy In memory of Mr. Hamilton D. Upchurch, Sr. Mr. Frank L. Camp, Jr. In memory of Mr. James T. Upjohn Mrs. Elinor Upjohn In memory of Mr. Steven D. Vaughan

Mr. and Mrs. H. Lee Woosley, III

In memory of Ms. D. Amy Walker Alea Literary Club Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker, III In memory of Mr. William Walsh Mrs. Emily Walsh In memory of Dr. James L. A. Webb Mr. James L. A. Webb, Jr. In memory of Mr. W. Robert Webb, III Mr. John P. Matthews, IV In memory of Mr. Henry J. White, Jr. Mrs. Josephine Derryberry Hoffses In memory of Mrs. Anne Wilkes Mr. and Mrs. C. Penn Owen In memory of Frank K. Woodfin Mrs. Ursula Woodfin

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In memory of Mr. Russel S. Norvell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Gordon Mr. W. Knox Haynes

In memory of Lt. Cdr. Alan A. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. C. Harper Hulan Mr. Michael M. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Jason W. Norris Webb School Parents’ Association

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2012 Webb School Parents’ Association Auction ‘Spooktacular’ Sponsorship Levels GRUESOME GHOULS $1,500 Drs. Max and Mary Moss Mr. Gary King Reddell Honda

SCAREDY CATS $1,000 Mr. and Mrs. James Cortner Drs. Max and Mary Moss Dr. and Mrs. David Spivey

CREEPY CRAWLIES $200 COUPLE/$125 SINGLE Dr. and Mrs. Dapo Omitowoju Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Allison Mr. and Mrs. James G. Anderson

Mr. Cove Norvell and Ms. Lorraine Ardaiz Mr. Roy Baudoin and Ms. Beth Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bouldin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyle Mr. Peter Bryant and Ms. Patricia Farr Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coleman, Jr. Mrs. Martha Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Devin Dodson Dr. and Mrs. Martin Fiala Ms. Jennifer Garland Mr. George B. Huddleston, Jr. and Dr. Tracey Huddleston Dr. Veronica Jones Mrs. Gerald Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mifflin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neese Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Paffrath Dr. and Mrs. Mark Russell Capt. Robert Gibson and Dr. Rhea Seddon Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Segroves Ms. Jennifer M. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Lunsford R. Smith Drs. Harold and Grace Speer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Dan Townes Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tuma, Jr. Mr. Michael Watson and Dr. Dianne Watson Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Willson

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Spooktacular Event Committee: Event Chair: Ronda Spivey Silent/Live Auction: Martha Cooper, Lisa Fiala, Rhonda Foley Auction Volunteer Coordinator: Melanie Kiser Auction Displays: Lesa Bellenfant Decorations: Nancy Coleman, Ashley Segroves, Claire Tuma, Gayle McClanahan Reservations/Sponsorships: Susan Russell Check-out: Karyn Menck Auctioneer: Harold Segroves Spooktacular Volunteers: Alyce Allen Adrian Anderson Jacquelyn Boyanton Kathleen Camp Ruth Cordell Carmel and James Cordero Meredith Crockett Kelli and Devin Dodson Tracey and George Huddleston Greg Imboden Rita Mitchell Lisa Neese

Kelly Northrup Raymond Pryor Jeff and Angela Rasnick Teddy Schaffer Ashley and Kyle Segroves David Spivey Natalie Townes

Bob Tuma Karla Vogt Lee Anne Windham Kay Young

Parents’ Auction Item Donors Grass Gremlins Lawncare and Landscaping - Jerry D. and Shanna Hobbs George Huddleston, Jr. Drs. Jeanette and Aldo Ilarde Kneaded Touch Massage at Joi de Vie Salon - Sarena Jacobs Jesse and Melissa James Joi De Vie Salon La Hacienda Land’s End-Ford Jones Artisan Design Gallery-Kathy Jones J. Jordan’s - Jennifer Jordan Short Mountain Distillery - Billy Kaufman The Keathley Family Gerald and Melanie Kiser Rolf and Daughters - Anastasia Krajeck David and Brook LaRoche Body and Face Cosmetic Center -Dr. Elizabeth Laroche The Salon-Tabitha Lewis Katherine Livengood Loews Vanderbilt Hotel Loveless Fine Photography-Betty Loveless Teal Lynch Maple Street Grill Sydney McClain Gayle McClanahan Indian Hills Golf Course-Jim McElyea McGee’s Prescription Shoppe Heavens by Hand - Adrienne Hatcher McNew Men’s Wearhouse The Pomegrante-Kimberly Miller Mimi’s Cafe Drs. Max and Mary Moss “Thirty - One” - Amy Norris First Bank of Smyrna-Lori North Dr. Dapo and Lanre Omitowoju On Target Indoor Shooting Range Toot’s South - John Renteria The Reyes Family O’Possum’s Origins Charlie Palmer Parthenon Grille Tennessee Repertory Theatre - Pat Patrick The Peddler The Webb School The Webb School Alumni and Development Office George Pine Phillips General Store - Billy Phillips Quality Furniture Company Michael Quinn

Reddell Honda Regal Furniture Company - Peggy Coleman and Rusty Griffin Computer Sales and Consulting -Mark Reid Murfreesboro Wine and Spirits -Ted Robinson Dr. Mark and Susan Russell The Sassy Scrapper Joe Sheetz Jen and Will Sherwood Smith Flooring Inc.-Stuart Smith Mid America Distributers-Lisa Spalding Becky Stubljar Studio S Pottery - Lewis Snyder Franklin Theatre-Jake Speck David and Ronda Spivey Paige Spivey Starbuck’s Sunshine Nutrition Center Tennessee Titans The Blue Porch-Wanda Thompson Dan and Natalie Townes Tullahoma Surgery Center - Drs. Martin Fiala and Hunter Norris Dr. and Mrs. Bob Tuma Rusty Vest Jim Wells Photography-Jim Wells Mary Wells James, Laura, and Isaac Williams Linda Williams Gary and Mary Beth Wilson Heartland Care Management, Inc. - Shelia Wilson Gina Witten Christa Wright Sue Wood Youthful You

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Go USA Fun Park-Curt Abdo Adrian Anderson Skin Renew Laser and Vein Clinic - Heather Aguirre Monti and Kristi Ballard Smyrna Bowling Center - Roy Baudoin Bedford County Democratic Headquarters Bedford County Republican Headquarters Belk at The Avenue Tabatha Bell Big B Cleaners Penny’s Closet - Penny Bolton Bonefish Grill Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival -AC Entertainment Walnut Woodworks - Justin Brady Readyville Mill-Tomm Brady Ray and Leone Broadhead Joe and Kathleen Camp Jamie and Amy Campbell Chuck Cannon and Lari White Cannon Megan Carter S.N.A.P. - Angela Castellon Dr. and Mrs. Neil Christopher Coca-Cola EnSafe, Inc.-Phil Coop Nancy Coleman Steve and Martha Cooper Valley Wine and Spirits -Andy and Beth Coradin Bell Buckle Motor Works-Kieran Cottrell Kermit and Betty Davis Valley Growers - Scarlett Davis Dolan’s Deli and Bar-John III and Kimberly Dolan Kelli Dodson Scott Dorsett Chris and Erin Duncan Dorothy Elkins ETC Gymnastics Arts Center of Cannon Co.-Donald Fann Marty and Lisa Fiala Legend’s Steakhouse-Johnny Fleeman David Forrest Jonathan and Laura Foutch Towne Square Package Store Inc. - Mr. Joshua Hadjopoulos Bell Jewelers-Ken and Lisa Halliburton Hastings and Segroves Families The Music Stop - Allen Haynes David and Claudia Hazelwood Bell Buckle Café-Jeanette Heinike Greenspace Design and Landscape Architecture Firm - Josh Henrick Honeybaked Ham

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