From the Head of School Financial Corner

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ear Augusta Prep Family and Friends, The past school year at Augusta Prep was one of much excitement and great achievement as we witnessed technology improvements on campus, student academic and artistic accomplishments, continued community outreach, and athletic success, to include our first night football and soccer games under the lights with the addition of lighting to our athletic field. We now are also excited with the newest addition to our campus - that of Cavalier Stadium. this year with a Strategic Vision I hope youll enjoy this 2013 edition that will guide us along the path to of our Annual Report, which spotlights these and many more high continued excellence. points for the 2012-2013 school year. I again thank you for all you do to support Augusta Prep, and I look This publication also recognizes our forward to seeing you on campus all-important partners as we move for the 2013-2014 school year. into our 53rd year of successfully preparing students for excellence. Gratefully, Your help in supporting our Annual Fund and becoming a Prep Pillar is crucial to supporting our four essential pillars - those of Becky Gilmore academics/technology, the arts, Head of School athletics, and community outreach. We will forever strive toward providing the best education for your children, preparing them for college and beyond with the 21st century skills they will need. We will do so

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Board of Trustees 2013-2014

From the Board President

reetings to all in the Prep Community!

From left to right (standing) - David Knox, Eileen Brandon, Clay Boardman, Grey Murray, (middle row) - Debbie Layman, Miriam Atkins, Karen Fischer, Mason McKnight, (front row) - Elsie Hill, Camilla Reid, Heather Howington, and Sam Nicholson.

It has been an honor to have served this past year as the President of Augusta Preps Board of Trustees. As a Prep Pillar, I also have been pleased to see advancements made and needs met thanks to your gifts to the Annual Fund. This past year has been filled with excitement as we have again witnessed our students excel toward greatness, living out Preps mission statement that embodies a message of diversity and character in a collegepreparatory, non-sectarian setting. At Augusta Prep, students are indeed taught how to think, not what to think. Such critical thinking skills are an essential ingredient to success in the business world, and I am impressed daily with how well the faculty of Augusta Prep prepare their students for excellence in so many ways. In addition to the superb faculty and students at Augusta Prep, we are continually appreciative to the individual donor and volunteer support that is so fundamental to Preps success. Your support truly fosters a family atmosphere that the Prep community is known for. This past fall, that cohesive nature was on full display as we collectively celebrated as one our first night football and soccer games with the new lighting in place at our

athletic field. We now have another opportunity this school year to further the bond as we celebrate a new Cavalier Stadium! I look forward to seeing you all on campus and out at the new stadium. I thank you again for your continued financial support and for all the ways in which you contribute to Augusta Prep. With Gratitude,

Clayton Boardman III 77 President, Board of Trustees

23 - percentage

diversity among students

for Excellence
matriculate to four-year colleges

100 - percent of graduates

40 - Middle and Upper 1 of just 50 - Malone

School sports teams

Scholars Schools nationwide

1 and only - Non-Sectarian

Independent School in the CSRA

Prepared for Excelle

Upholding Preps Tradition of Excellence Through Four Pillars

eing a Prep Pillar is all about upholding Augusta Preps tradition of excellence, and in the 2012-2013 school year you our Prep community responded in a big way in giving to our Annual Fund. Your gift made funds possible for technology upgrades as well as campus beautification efforts and faculty and staff professional development. Upon such support, we were focused on four foundational pillars this past school year that of Academics/Technology, the Arts, Athletics, and Community Involvement. Throughout this years

Annual Report youll see the ways in which we prepared for excellence in the 2012-2013 school year in those four areas. We hope this fills you with a sense of pride, and we hope youll continue your commitment to Augusta Prep and Be a Prep Pillar. A few quick highlights from our four pillars can be seen with the following photos and accompanying numbers. A more in-depth view of each pillar of focus is offered throughout this annual report.

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Athletics Academics/ Technology

Augusta Preps athletic program once again had a very successful season, with 11 teams playing postseason at a state tournament. The Boys Swimming Team was the state runner-up in the state tournament held at Georgia Techs aquatics center. The football team took the region championship. The golf team achieved a region championship and state runner-up status. The Girls Tennis squad reached the state final four. Boys Soccer reached the final four, and Girls Soccer won region and made it to the state Final Four as did the volleyball team.

iMac Computers

Augusta Preps Lower School opened a new iMac lab for students in the 2012-2013 school year, featuring 22 iMac computers. Students loved the new addition in technology.

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1,763
Community Outreach

2012-2013 Prep Pillars

It is with great privilege and gratitude that we announce and celebrate with you the outstanding success of the 20122013 Annual Fund. The following is a list of donors who gave to Augusta Prep and became Prep Pillars, upholding our tradition to Prepare for Excellence. This report includes gifts received during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2012 and ending June 30, 2013. Every effort has been made to ensure information is correct. In the preparation of such reports, however, errors occasionally occur despite our best efforts. If you have questions, please contact Director of Development Pam Weinberger at (706) 863-1906, ext. 203 or pam.weinberger@augustaprep.org.

Augusta Preps Middle School was heavily involved this year in the Great American Can Roundup. Despite a theft of many pounds of cans from an off-campus site that set the drive back, school and community members rallied to renew the student collection back to a total of 1,763 pounds of aluminum, giving Augusta Prep a first place finish in the Roundups state contest.

4,500
Arts

Augusta Prep held an Evening with the Arts event on April 26 that featured the artistic talents of Prep students, raising nearly $4,500 for the schools Fine Arts Department. In addition to student artwork on display, the event also featured a Prep Idol contest.

Prep Charter Benefactors ($10,000+)*

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewton Mr. and Mrs. C. Merrell Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. David A. Knox Mr. and Mrs. Bill Macauley
* Denotes Leadership Circle

A C I T A E DC EH MN IO L C O SG
Y

Headmasters Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)*

$2.5 million of academic, talent, and athletic scholarships offered. The graduating class also earned a math mean score of 615 on the SAT and a mean score of 611 on the critical reading section of the SAT. In other scholarly achievements, Augusta Preps students placed second in team and individual competition at the 25th Annual Georgia Southern Invitational Mathematics Tournament, held in March. The schools varsity team - comprised of Drew Chamberlain, Sarah Scott, Jacob Burr, and John Swierczynski received a second place showing in the Division III competition. Meanwhile, Chamberlain also took second in the individual contest for the same division. Also, Augusta Prep Upper School student Nick Friedman was named a finalist for the 2013 Georgia Governors Honors Program. Friedman was named so in the area of Mathematics. According to the programs website, the GHP is a summer residential instructional program (four weeks in 2013) designed to provide intellectually gifted and artistically talented high school students challenging and enriching educational opportunities not usually available during the regular school year. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Mr. Eliot J. Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harding

n academics and technology, Augusta Prep and its students once again excelled in the 2012-2013 school year. The academic year culimnated with several student honors events in all divisions and closed with Augusta Preps Commencement, which involved all 48 of Preps seniors receiving diplomas and matriculating to four-year colleges or universities. All total, this years seniors had more than

Founders Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)*

Mr. Clayton P. Boardman III Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Burns Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Fechter III Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Layman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Grey B. Murray Dr. and Mrs. James V. Rawson Drs. Joseph and Ellen Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Storey

Sustainers Circle ($1,500 - $2,499)*

100
Percent of Prep 2012-2013 graduates accepted to and attending four-year colleges.

Anne Gordon Harper Blanchard Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Katrina Becker Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Crais Dr. and Mrs. H. Ray Finney Dr. Natalie B. McLeod Mr. Michael and Dr. Connie Trello

* Denotes Leadership Circle

Blanchard Fellow ($1,000 - $1,499)*

Dr. Miriam J. Atkins David and Rebecca Blair Mr. and Mrs. Braye C. Boardman Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Brandon Mr. James Drew III Dr. and Mrs. Jewell Duncan Ms. Becky Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Bertram D. Harbin, Jr. Harry and Rosie Herrmann Jan Hicks Tom and Meredith Holodak Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ingram Vasant and Harshita Kamath Drs. Phillip and Denise Kennedy Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson Mr. Mason H. McKnight IV 02 and Mrs. Jane McKnight Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright McLeod Browning and Melody McRee Mr. Fred J. Meyer Dr. Janet Munroe Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum Dr. and Mrs. Max E. Stachura Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart Storey Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vallotton Mrs. Pam B. Weinberger

Middle School students again held their 6th Annual Invention Convention, and the 5th grade offered its annual Science Carnival. Meanwhile, the Lower Schools 100 and 200 Book Clubs continued with much success. Through the years, more than 1,300 students have joined the 100 and 200 Book Clubs at Augusta Prep. A student reads 1,000 pages multiplied by his or her grade level to join the 100 Book Club. If a student reaches the goal for a second time, that student then joins the 200 Book Club. In the way of technology, there were several new additions and improvements made on the campus of Augusta Prep, all aimed at improving the learning experience for students. A major addition at the start of the 2012-2013 school year was with two 70-inch monitors that were installed for distance learning opportunities along with

a camera that points toward class participants, microphones that hang from the classrooms ceiling, and a touch-screen remote. That equipment is getting its first inclass use for the 2013-14 school year as certain specialty classes are offered along with other Malone Scholars schools throughout the nation, all connecting through the distance learning video conferencing equipment. In 2008, Augusta Prep was selected as a Malone Scholars school, making it today one of only 50 schools in the country and the only school in Georgia with such a designation. At the start of this past school year, the Lower School also received a new iMac lab for students, featuring 22 iMac computers. Students love the new addition in technology. The

Hull Fine Arts Center likewise saw the addition of a new projector for presentations on the big screen, and this past summer, workers were on campus installing wireless access that will aid students and teachers in the use of all forms of mobile devices. And at the start of 2013, the Prep community became familiar with a new look to Preps website - one that came with a new design and functionality as well as a portal log-in that is expected to be further developed in the coming year.

* Denotes Leadership Circle

T H E T A R T S

Cavalier Club ($500 - $999)

Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Abbott III Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bednarz Mrs. Ann Boardman Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Burr Mary and Gerry Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chan Dr. and Mrs. Ayaz J. Chaudhary Mrs. Lori W. Davis Dr. Scott S. De Rossi and Dr. Katharine N. Ciarrocca Dr. Ranjit Dhaliwal and Dr. Oksana Demediuk The Honorable and Mrs. Neal W. Dickert Mr. Mitchell F. Dolin Mr. Tom Dozier Dr. and Mrs. Asa D. Duggan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Duplantis Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Ewart Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodwin Drs. Marshall and Margaret Guill Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. David Hagler Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Jacobs Mrs. Peggy L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kuhar Mr. and Mrs. William Kulovitz Mr. and Mrs. Kipler S. Lamar

he artistic talents of Augusta Preps students took center stage in more ways than one in 2012-2013 - in one case drawing a large crowd of spectators as the school held its first Evening with the Arts event. The evening, which drew a large crowd, was a celebration of performing and fine arts at the schools Hull Fine Arts Center and parts of the Upper School. It was a new structure to a past community event called Arts Fest. This time, Lower School student artwork was framed and on sale in the Hutchinson Gallery while Middle and Upper School artwork and sculptures decorated hallways and rooms. Student-crafted birdhouses also could be found dangling from tree branches in the Teardrop area. Following a time for artwork purchases, the crowd then attended the nights Augusta

Prep Idol contest, which featured special guest judges and several student singers and dancers. All total, the event helped raise nearly $4,500 for the schools Fine Arts Department. Upper School students also took a trip in April to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta to see the Frida and Diego exhibit that they had been learning about. In the area of Performing Arts, Prep students fared well at this past years Regional

Literary and Music Contest that was held on Preps campus, with the school taking five first place awards. Those receiving awards were: Sarah Scott in Argumentative Essay; Trey Robertson and Morgan Rawson in Duo Interpretation; Charley Hagist in US Extemp; Adey Duncan, Lillian Peel, and Tyree Cowell in Girls Trio; and Ben Guthrie, Johnathan Kulovitz, Drew Chamberlain, and Nikolesh Rao in Boys Quartet.

Prep Center Stage

Featuring . . .
Honky Tonk Angels

and Kenzie Baker - all having a thread in common, being from Texas and dreaming of being a country music singer. The performance included music by band members J.P. Jeffcoat, Taylor Swan, Josh Byrd, Harry Judd, and Rachael Friedman. Later in the school year, Guys and Dolls hit the stage. The musical took place before a mural backdrop that was the brainchild of local professional artist and

FAME

Mr. Jackie Latham and Dr. Jacqueline Ojimba Dr. and Mrs. Grant Loo Todd and Lee Merchen Dr. Carla Morgan-Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. David Mosier, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr. Nan Neef Richards Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley Roberts, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Mrs. Samuel H. Sibley Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex Thomas and Janice Sinex Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Sparks Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth Mr. and Mrs. James N. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Damon Templeton Dr. Ted W. Weatherred Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Williams Mrs. Jeanette Zellars-Walker

n the spotlight, our students showcased their immense acting and singing talent with four impressive performances - that of Honky Tonk Angels and Guys and Dolls in the Upper School, and Tom Sawyer and Fame in the Middle School. In Honky Tonk Angels, the audience caught a glimpse into the lives of three very different women - played by Adey Duncan, Lillian Peel,

Guys and Dolls

Top-Notch Theatrical Performances

Prep parent Tom Nakashima, who along with Prep Fine Arts Head Tara Chokshi, headed up a workshop of students to paint the city landscape scene. The production also involved the assistance of a professional lighting designer out of Chicago, Jared Moore. The year wrapped up with the Middle School offering the 80s classic Fame, featuring such students as Hamp Gibbs and Ciara Meadows.

Blue and Gold ($250 - $499)

Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bilodeau Mrs. Dianne Burnside Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeFer Rev. and Mrs. LaRue Downing Dr. Stevin Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duplantis Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Ford Mrs. Adriene T. Goldman Mrs. Monica C. Graser Mrs. Pamela C. Grickis Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hudson, Sr.

A T I H L E T I C S

t was an exciting past year in athletics at Augusta Prep, starting with the first home night football game under the lights. A large crowd, to include some invited from the neighboring Springlakes subdivision, packed in and around the thenlimited bleacher seating to experience a game illuminated by the schools newly installed field lights. Fans also enjoyed tracking the score on a new scoreboard made possible with the help of the Athletic Booster Club. Later in the school year the lights also illuminated the first night soccer match at Augusta

Preps campus. And among the 40 sports teams spanning Augusta Preps Middle and Upper School, there was much success on the field, track, and courts. Eleven teams reached post-season play in a state tournament. The Boys Swimming Team was the state runner-up in the state tournament held at Georgia Techs aquatics center just barely missing the top placement and featuring two first place finishes by Austin Chung in the 100 breaststroke and 200 individual medley. In its third year in existence, the football team took the region championship, and

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wide receiver Nate Pylant was named to the All-Area Team by The Augusta Chronicle. The golf team achieved both a region championship and state runner-up status. The Girls Tennis squad reached the state final four. Boys Soccer reached the Final Four, and Girls Soccer won region and also made it to the state Final Four as did the volleyball team. Varsity Boys and Girls CrossCountry also captured region championships.

Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Katz Dr. and Mrs. Craig T. Kerins Mr. and Mrs. David G. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCutcheon Mr. Federico Medina and Dr. Elizabeth Messulam-Medina Mr. George S. Nicholson 02 and Mrs. Ann Marie Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Osborne, Jr. Mr. Matthew and Dr. Michelle Parker Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Pollak Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Powell Ms. Amanda Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sussman Drs. Mary and Philip Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Robert Turner Mrs. Hollis Boardman Willig Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Woodhurst III Drs. Peter and Avis Yount Mr. and Mrs. Zheng C. Zheng

Number of sports teams at Prep

Pen and Sword ($100 - $249)

Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adkins Mr. Daniel A. Aidoo and Dr. Mary E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Alee Mr. and Mrs. Ken Amrhein Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Anderson III

A New Stadium For New Traditions

he 2012-2013 school year at Augusta Prep ended just as a major project began for the future of the Cavalier athletic program. Construction began on the Cavalier Stadium project within days of Augusta Preps Commencement, and just a few short weeks later a groundbreaking was held, involving Augusta Prep and Columbia County government officials as well as student/athlete Joseph Shaver. Despite several rainy days, the work progressed at a rapid pace, and the Cavaliers now have a new structure on campus for the

2013-2014 school year to use for better viewing of athletic contests and for creating new Augusta Prep traditions. The stadium was introduced to a crowd at the schools first football game of the year on August 23. The stadium was the culmination of a fundraising campaign that included nearly 60 donors who made gifts ranging from $25 to $300,000. The drive was part of an overall fundraising campaign that included the Lighting the Way campaign to install stadium lights at the schools athletic field. The $300,000 anonymous gift helped

jumpstart the stadium project. The new stadium has a capacity of 490 seats nearly double that of the two bleachers that had previously served as seating. The next phase of fundraising involves a Booster Club drive to build a press box on the opposite side of the field from the stadium. The goal is to raise $65,000.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Anderson Ms. Daniela Andronic Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Askew III Mr. William B. Avery Mr. P. Baxter Bailey Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird Mr. and Mrs. N. Dudley Baird, Sr. Mrs. Anne C. Barton Drs. Benjamin and Deborah Bashinski III Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bissell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boardman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bovard Mr. Steven B. Boyd Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brett Steve and Leslie Brousseau Ms. Christy Brown Dr. D. S. Brudno Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buckley Dr. and Mrs. Donald T. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Joao E. Cardoso-Neto Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Cavanaugh Dr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Chamberlain Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton S. Clark Mrs. Elizabeth H. Cooper Mrs. William P. Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. Alan Corey Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cowart Ron and Jolene Cumpton Mr. and Mrs. John J. Czura Ms. Deborah Hamilton Davis Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. de Graaf Mr. and Mrs. Alain De Greef Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dorn

C Outreach O M A M U N I T Y
mong many of Augusta Preps student outreach efforts this year was the Its Spooky to Be Hungry food drive, which Prep students participated in by walking through the nearby Springlakes neighborhood in October and collecting food and money donations. All total - to include the collections of a few other groups - 1,758 pounds of non-perishable food was collected in Springlakes as well as $1,992 in monetary donations.

Augusta Prep Middle and Upper School students also again participated in the schools second annual Prep Service Day, which involved Middle School students overseeing several cleanup efforts on Augusta Preps campus and Upper School students venturing out into their community to volunteer at such organizations as the Columbia County Cares Food Pantry, Columbia County Community Connection, Goodwill, the Humane Society, the Garden City Rescue Mission in downtown

Augusta, the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, and the Augusta Canal and Magnolia Cemetery for litter cleanup. Throughout the school year, Upper School students also participated in a recycling effort each Friday, collecting the recyclable waste of those on campus and sorting through it for purposes of turning in the results for a credit. Recyling canisters were placed throughout Augusta Preps campus as part of the effort.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Downing Ms. Rebecca L. Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dozier John and Charlotte Ealick Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff Mr. Oscar Fernando and Dr. Juanita Trimor-Fernando Robert and Carol Fiorletta Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Franzone Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gentil Ms. Shirley Gillikin Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Gojda, Sr. Jack and Cathy Hall Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Helfgott Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Helmich Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hudson Gerald and Vilena Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus King, Jr. Drs. Robert and Jessica Kogel Dr. and Mrs. Kent Kronowski Dr. Lawrence Lamb, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Lee Ms. C. Hope Lifsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Long Mr. and Mrs. James I. Masiongale Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Maskey Mrs. Roy B. McCutcheon, Jr. Darren & Cindy Meadows Ms. Christine Miller-Betts Ms. Marion Mills and Mr. Robert R. Mills, Jr. Michael Morgan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Nakashima

A Global Exchange
teacher who stayed at Augusta Prep, as they experienced Chinese culture. In October 2012, Augusta Prep Head of School Becky Gilmore traveled to China as part of the Ameson American High School Principal Delegation. A group of students from France also visited Prep, staying for several weeks. And in June, 18 Augusta Prep Upper School students traveled abroad to Italy

rom China to France to Italy to an International Week theme of events, Augusta Preps focus on globalization was far-reaching this past school year. In January, a group of five Chinese students and a teacher visited Augusta Prep for four weeks. The students and teacher were welcomed by government officials, and while at Prep, the group from China experienced American culture and school life. This past summer, a group of Augusta Prep students also took their own trip to China, visiting the same students and

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for two weeks. During the school year, Prep teachers and students also observed an International Week of events, and the Lower School held its annual Worlds Fair. A special thanks goes out to the 13 families who hosted our international guests this past year: Chinese Visitor Hosts: Pam Weinberger, Sabine and Ralf Vieten-Apel, Catherine and Bob Woodhurst, Elizabeth Baird, Robbie Ross, Heather and Jed Howington, Danielle and Rob Suykerbuyk, Laura and Davy Fuller, Russ Hovater and family. French Visitor Hosts: Nicole Condrey, Kenzie Baker, Charlotte and Harrison McDonough, Janie Hill, and Juliana Hudson.

Mrs. Deborah Greenblatt Neese Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Nesbit Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Nesbit, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oehmler Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parker Ms. Melissa J. Patt Dr. Bradford Reynolds and Dr. Rebecca Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. Tommie D. Riddick Dr. and Mrs. Michael Rivner Dr. and Mrs. Olivier Rixe Mr. Ronny Romeijnders and Ms. Wendy Joosten Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roth Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Robinson W. Schilling Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Serotta Dr. and Mrs. David Shapiro Dr. and Mrs. Rakesh Sharma Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Sims, Jr. Mrs. Jean W. Smith Mr. Adam Snow and Dr. Shelley Onderdonk Diane St. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Sutherland Drs. Robert and Danielle Suykerbuyk Mr. Martin Tanenbaum Mr. Seth Toporek Mr. Ralf Vieten-Apel and Mrs. Sabine Apel Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Walsh Mr. Wiley Wasden and Mrs. Anna Christensen Wasden 81

Those Who Prepare

n academy with a connection to a past Green Jacket winner helped an Augusta Prep teacher further master her skills in her field of expertise this past summer. Augusta Prep Middle School math teacher Peggy Kelly was accepted into this years Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy for math and science teachers. She was one of just nine teachers in Georgia selected and among just more than 200 teachers nationwide chosen. The week-long professional development academy took place in late July in Jersey City, N.J., with all expenses paid. The Academy designed for 3rd through 5th grade teachers - was launched in 2005 after Phil and Amy Mickelson partnered with ExxonMobil to develop the opportunity in conjunction with the National Science Teachers Association and Math Solutions. According to the Academys website, The Mickelsons wanted to develop a program that inspires teachers from across the country in math and science and equips them with interactive teaching tools to ignite their students passion for these subjects. They also wanted to create a program that helps to develop the next generation of science savvy citizens who will grow up to make the next breakthrough in medicine, in energy, or in any of the growing number of fields that require a solid foundation in math and science. Math Solutions Professional Development, founded by Marilyn Burns, and the National Science Teachers Association, design the curriculum. Kelly said she was very excited to be part of something that is so cutting edge and directly related to

Collegiate ($1 - $99)

Mr. and Mrs. Fredie Williams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Bennett A. Yort

Peggy Kelly was just one of nine teachers statewide to be chosen for this years ExxonMobile Teachers Academy.

Preps efforts to embrace 21st Century educational practices. There were more than 1,500 teachers who applied for the Academy from throughout the country. According to the Mickelson Academy, Kelly was chosen based on her qualifications, dedication to inspiring students and (her) overall commitment to enhancing the teaching profession. Since the Academy launched, more than 3,600 teachers have attended, affecting the lives of more than 230,000 students nationwide, according to the Academys website.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Allen III Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Bacheller Ms. Moe Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft Mr. Brenton T. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bobbitt III Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Bowling Ms. Willie Brewer Nicole R. W. Brooks Mr. William Brooks Mrs. Carter B. Brown Mrs. Debbie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Brown Dr. Michelle L. Brown Will and Aubrey Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bui Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Carver Shishir and Tara Chokshi Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cloutier Mr. Chad Cole Mr. and Mrs. Tilden W. Collier Rep. and Mrs. Atticus Jerome J. Connell, Jr. Mrs. Roberta Copenhaver Ms. Ruth Crafton Ms. Joy Craun Mr. Benson G. Crawford Travis and Debbi Crowson

Those Who Prepare U

pper School Math teacher Tim Shafer is accustomed to numbers and how they carry significance. And this past school year, one in particular stood out - that of the number nine. This past school year marked Shafers ninth time being named by an Augusta Prep STAR student as the schools STAR teacher. STAR student Drew Chamberlain chose Shafer for the honor. Chamberlain, who graduated this past year and will be attending Harvard, was one of four students in Shafers Advanced AP Calculus class. Shafer started working at Augusta Prep in 2001. He has 30 years of experience in teaching mathematics, 12 years with a math team, and 26 years coaching baseball (16 as a head coach). At Augusta Prep, Shafer teaches Honors Algebra II and AP Calculus, as well as an Advanced Calculus course for students who have completed AP Calculus before their senior year. He also coordinates Squad M (Augusta Preps Math Team) contests and trips. His other major role is serving as Head Baseball Coach. Augusta Prep is a special place, Shafer said. The students are capable and diligent, and the opportunities in mathematics and baseball (two of the many possibilities) are excellent. It is a privilege to teach and coach here.

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dainer Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Doris, Jr. Miss Lindsey O. Doris Mrs. Elsa M. Duncan Ms. Victory Duncan Ms. Sara Eaton Ms. Sandra Eberhart Ms. Danielle M. Estey Miss Chelsea M. Fechter 09 Miss Sarah M. Fechter 11 Ms. Bernice Fields Dr. Rob & Cindy Foster Dr. and Mrs. Murray Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Freitag Davy and Laura Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glassman Mrs. Melissa Gojda and Mr. John K. Gojda Ms. Janice G. Harden Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hawkins Miss Emily A. Helmich Ms. Sarah Herring Clare and David Hooks Mr. and Mrs. Russel F. Hovater Mr. Zachary Howard Mr. and Mrs. William W. Irwin Ike and Cornelia Isaac Ms. Sheron D. Jenkins Ms. Laura Johnson Mr. Thomas E. Jurczak Dr. and Mrs. Sravankumar Kavuri Mr. Franklin Kennedy Mr. Ryan Kho and Dr. Christine Crookall Mr. Charlie King, Jr. Bruce Kroeschell

Those Who Prepare

n the Lower School, professional development opportunities have been abundant for faculty. Susan Reynolds, Victory Duncan, Heidi Robinson, and Lalitha Kavuri all attended Orton-Gillingham training this past school year. Orton-Gillingham is considered the gold standard for teaching students with dyslexia to read. But it was discovered that the techniques also help all children to best learn phonemic awareness, the crucial building block to great reading. With this training, Augusta Prep now has the only O-G trained teachers in the CSRA. This summer, Lauren Ivey, Susan Yarbrough, and Susan Reynolds also attended the iSummit in Atlanta - a two-day conference that taught them how to best use new iPads in their classrooms. Also this summer, Lalitha Kavuri attended a six-day training in Chicago to become a certified dyslexia screener, making her the CSRAs only such certified screener.

Mrs. Doreen Layug and Mr. Leo Layug Ms. Denise Lewis Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long Mr. James T. Mason Jamie and Carrie McAteer Mr. and Mrs. George S. McCall II Ms. Diana McElmurray Mr. William T. McKellar Mrs. Monica Messner and Mr. Joshua Messner Ms. Sheila H. Owen Brandon and Liz Paige Mrs. Sherry L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Justin Price Stan and Kirsten Pylant Mrs. Brigida R. Ramos Dr. and Mrs. S.C. Rao Mr. Michael R. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Redmond Mr. David G. Reid 00 Mrs. Anna Waller Robbins Ms. Heidi Robinson Mrs. Sherice Sanders Mr. Thomas A. Sea Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer Mike and Nancy Sizemore Mr. Craig W. Spratt Mr. Oliver Spratt Ms. Sarah Stevens Mr. Brian A. Tanner Mr. Melvin Tartt Mrs. Marsha Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vetter Mr. and Mrs. JonPaul Virgo Mrs. Katharine Harding Wanderer

Those Prepared

ugusta Prep alum Marianna Williams 08 has been preparing for a cool trip Arctic Circle cool, that is. Its really cool to be doing studio based research with experts on the rapidly changing arctic environment, said the Augusta resident of her planned travel with a group of scientists and other artists like herself to the Arctic Circle as part of The Arctic Circle Program. I think Im like the youngest person on the boat. Williams, who recently graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and this year started the interdisciplinary art and design studio Mill Works in Augustas Sutherland Mill, said she had heard about the project and decided to inquire about it. She was later notified she had been accepted as one of just a handful of scientists and artists to go on the month-and-half-long journey, which was set to take place in September and October. The Arctic Circle is an annual expeditionary residency program that brings together international artists of all disciplines as well as scientists, architects, and educators, according to its website. While in the Arctic Circle, Williams said her task will be to document her environmental surroundings through drawings and through some documentary film footage. Williams harkens back to her days at Augusta Prep in stating where her love of art first flourished: I moved to Prep for the art program and foreign language, she said. Thats where it started. If I didnt have that (experience and opportunity) I wouldnt be doing this.

Tray White Mr. Charles Wiggleton Mr. Anthony Williams Ms. Jeannie Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williamson Mrs. Robin Anne Wills Dr. and Mrs. M. Neil Woodall Mr. Philip T. Woods Philip Woods & Sandy Woods Ms. Kristian L. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wright David and Susan Yarbrough Mrs. Christi L. Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zucco

1,626
Number of Prep Alumni A book authored by Dr. Tillman Nechtman, a 1993 graduate of Augusta Prep, was recently selected as the book of the month by the British Scholars Society. Dr. Nechtmans book is titled Nabobs Empire and Identity in Eighteenth-Century Britain.

CAVALIER STADIUM
PLATINUM Anonymous David & Susan Knox Dr. John W. & Nancy N. Richards GOLD The Dr. Jewell B. Duncan Family Dr. & Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr. Barry & Beth Storey SILVER The Charles J. Goodwin Family BRONZE Mr. & Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott The Grickis Family Dr. & Mrs. Jed Howington Catherine & Jeff Knox The Long Family

Those Prepared A

The Lirette Family Bill & Gwen Rosenblum and Family

Mr. & Mrs. Fred M. Sims, Jr.

Matthew Shafer, a 2009 graduate of Augusta Prep and son of Augusta Prep Mathematics Teacher Tim Shafer, was recently named a US Gates Cambridge Scholar and will study at the University of Cambridge in England.

ugusta Prep Alum Stacey Mason, 97, returned to her alma mater in February for an Alumni Lunch n Learn event for junior and senior Upper School students. Mason, who is currently a manager at The Harbour Group - a boutique public affairs firm located in Washington DC - spoke about such topics as the Middle East, public affairs, and international government clients. At The Harbour Group, Mason administers client projects including strategic planning and program development for the firms international governmental clients, and manages US public diplomacy and outreach programs for the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Washington DC. Prior to joining The Harbour Group in June 2010, Mason worked in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates, for the Abu Dhabi Government. During her time in the UAE, Ms. Mason served as a special assistant to the Director-General of the Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) and was a member of the policy planning staff, thus playing a key role in the emirates social development initiatives. Mason told students at the Lunch n Learn event how she got involved in such a global career and how Augusta Prep helped prepare her before going on to receive her BA in Political Science from the University of Georgia and a Masters degree from American Universitys School of International Service. Mason spoke about the small class sizes of Augusta Prep and how that was very helpful in her academic development. She also spoke about her experiences in the United Arab Emirates. In addition to her role at The Harbour Group, Mason currently serves as an advisor to several philanthropic and community development organizations in DC.

COACHS LEVEL Miriam Jones Atkins, M.D. Stephen & Kristin Beazley Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bernstein Grady, Jennifer & Emerson Blanchard Clayton Boardman III The Goldman Family Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hagler & Family The Ingram Family Grey & Holley Murray VARSITY TEAM LEVEL Class of 2013 Doug & Julie Batchelor Nathan & Eileen Brandon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside III The Dorn Family Mr. & Mrs. J. Martin Ford Georgia Bank & Trust Company Becky Gilmore Mr. & Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV The Holodak Family Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Howington The Hunnicutt Family The Kulovitz Family The Layman Family The McKnight Family Ed & Wondal Perry Taylor BMW Danny & Polly Williams

video that they had created reminiscing of their time with Hicks. Hicks joined Augusta Prep in her role in 2005 after retiring as Fort Gordons commanding general. As Hicks wrapped up the year, she helped prepare for her successor Stephen Schools. ecently retired Upper School Head Jan Schools has more than 22 years of education Hicks received a fond experience and comes farewell from students, to Augusta Prep as the parents, and the faculty and staff of Augusta Prep former Head of Upper as the 2012-2013 school School at The Boys Latin School of Maryland in year came to a close. Baltimore, where he Most notably, students held a special assembly in had served since 2009. her honor, showcasing a Schools holds a diploma

A Fond Farewell And a Warm Welcome

from Porter-Gaud School, a B.A. from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, an M.A. Ed. from The Citadel, and his M.Ed. from Columbia University. Mr. Schools is a consummate educational professional, Augusta Prep Head of School Becky Gilmore said. His independent school background, his varied experiences in excellent school programs, and his understanding of the importance of fostering 21st century skills while honoring our tradition of academic excellence will serve Augusta Preps forward-thinking Strategic Vision well. Gilmore credits Hicks for leaving Augusta Preps Upper School in excellent shape for its new Head. Her leadership has set the standard high and her commitment to a smooth transition has already been proven... She will be missed by all of us.

CAVALIER CLUB The Belangia Family David & Rebecca Blair Hutton & Nolan Brandon Michael & Lindsay Bui Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside, Jr. The Crowson Family The DeFer Family Neal & Floride Dickert Mike & Robin Downing Matt & Lauren Ivey Bob & Rohe Kuhar David & Camilla Reid Mr. & Mrs. Wes Reynolds Harry & Rita Roth The Sinex Family Diane, Rebecca & Jimmy St. Louis Anthony & Carol Warenzak The Weinberger Family

GOAL SCHOLARSHIP
Dilip & Ela Amin Miriam Atkins Steve & Mary Bancroft Doug & Julia Batchelor Clay & Sandra Bednarz Paul & Jan Bilodeau David & Rebecca Blair Braye & Tori Boardman Clay Boardman Harold & Carol Boardman James Bower & Elizabeth McLeod Nathan & Eileen Brandon Michael & Lindsay Bui George & Karen Burch

During the 2012-2013 school year, Augusta Prep was pleased to announce the completion of a $1 million endowment fundraising campaign. The schools Framing the Fiftieth Campaign was launched in February 2011 to celebrate the

Helping Frame the Future

schools 50th anniversary. Because of the success in raising $1 million, an additional $500,000 gift was made to Augusta Preps endowment in support of its academic program and faculty professional development, bringing the total raised to just more than $1.5 million. The matching gift was generously made possible by past Augusta Prep parent and current grandparent Ann Boardman, who wanted to inspire others to support Augusta Prep.

Boardman also gave a separate $500,000 donation as part of the initial campaign. Nearly 100 donors made gifts ranging from $15 to six figures as part of the campaign.

Leading in the Leadership Circle

ugusta Prep has a long tradition of producing leaders out in its community, and within the Prep family there are also those leaders who show their committment within the institution itself - namely the schools Leadership Circle. This group of donors includes those who give $1,000 or more in a given school year. Their support is crucial to our schools continued strong financial standing, and each year we as a school thank those donors with a special Leadership Circle event. This past years gathering took place at Augusta Country Club. It was a well-attended event and included brief remarks of appreciation from Augusta Prep Board Vice President Grey Murray and Augusta Prep Head of School Becky Gilmore. The Leadership Circle is just one more way of showing just how committed you are to our school, and it also serves as a great example in

stewardship to each of our students. Thank you again to all of our Leadership Circle members who contributed this past year and to those who join with us again this year!

Scott & Maribeth Burns Ed & Sharon Burr Joe & Ann Christian Gary & Polly Cowart Jeff & Wendy Davis Bill & Ellen DeFer Neal & Floride Dickert Jim Duncan & Tiffini Chambers John & Charlotte Ealick Herb & Deanna Fechter Martin & Cindy Ford Randy Frails & Marian Ebron Murray & Sandra Freedman Becky Gilmore Mike & Rae Lynne Guthrie Harry & Rosie Herrmann Jan Hicks Jed & Heather Howington James Hudson & Julia Knox-Hudson John & Jennifer Hudson Will & Stephanie Huggins Jim & Karen Hull Ike & Cornelia Isaac Matt & Lauren Ivey Sean & Katie Javahari David & Susan Knox Bill & Sarah Kulovitz David LHeureux Joe & Marisa Levy Donald & Susan Loft Wright & Sheri McLeod

A Gift that Connects With our Students Future

Augusta Prep is now a wireless campus, and the school has former Prep Board Chairman Jim Hull and his wife, Karen Hull, to thank for it. The Hull family recently donated a gift of approximately $68,000 in support of the installation of wireless access on the campus of Augusta Prep as well as to help purchase mobile tablet devices for teachers. This generous gift from the Hull family brought campus-wide wireless access to Augusta Prep and allowed us to provide teachers with their own devices, Head of School Becky Gilmore said. This will enable teachers to strengthen the use of technology in their classrooms. We are grateful for this support, which made this dream a reality for Augusta Prep. Mr. Hull said he and his wife are pleased to see that the improvements are advancing the technological capabilities of the school, further adding to the great education that Prep offers. Prep has a special role in educating our children and future generations. Equally important is that Prep plays a vital role in our community. Our community must have a quality K 12 non-sectarian school choice to attract high-level professionals to our area. Prep fills the bill by providing superior academics while exposing the whole child to arts, athletics, community service, and diversity. Karen and I recognize the importance of Augusta Prep to the overall community. Having a wireless campus and state-of-the-art wireless devices for teachers will allow Prep to better fulfill its important mission.

Going Wireless

Natalie McLeod Browning & Melody McRee Darren & Cindy Meadows Robert & Nancy Merchen Todd & Lee Ann Merchen Michael Meyer Preston & Traci Moss William & Patricia Moye Grey & Holley Murray Jefferson & Keri Murray Robert & Cam Osborne Matt & Michelle Parker Edgar & Wondal Perry Jeff & Suzanne Perry James & Jeanne Rawson Rachel Ray & Ronald Brunner David & Camilla Reid Brad Reynolds & Rebecca Rogers Will Rogers William & Gwen Rosenblum Chris & Laura Seigler Abram & Karen Serotta Fred & Tricia Sims Jim & Jenny Sinex Alan & Karen Smith Arthur & Barbara Smith Oliver & Lurene Spratt Diane St. Louis Lovorka Stojanov Barry & Beth Storey Damon & Kay Templeton John & Barbara Trulock Ted Weatherred Pam Weinberger Ashley & Anna Wilds

AUGUSTA PREP GOLF CLASSIC 2012 FOUNDATIONS

The Knox Foundation

TEAM SPONSORS
Doctors Hospital ER Georgia Bank & Trust Georgia Vitrified Ireland Electric Johnson Motor Company Maner Builders Supply Co. and Richmond Supply Co. Pollock Company Resource Management Augusta, Inc. Sims Appraisal Services Scott DeRossi, Jim Brown, Ken Moody, and Bob Reichl Studio 3 Design Group The Vein Guys

INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS
ACC Construction Co. Al Farlow Franchise Locators, Inc. Nathan and Eileen Brandon Susan Stevens

DOUBLE EAGLE SPONSORS

Evans Fitness Club TLC Medical Centre, Inc.

FOOTBALL GIFTS
Mrs. Dianne Burnside Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lirette Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen Richmond Supply Company Martha Sibley

HOLE SPONSORS
Anna Doris Wilds, Franchise Consultant, FranChoice Anonymous Augusta Plastic Surgery Blanchard & Calhoun Insurance Agency, Inc. Claffey Printing IntelliSystems Hagler Systems Pruett Ford & Associates Sam G. Nicholson and the law office of Nicholson Revell LLP Summit Green Solutions The Willcox Aiken Transportation Solutions of Augusta Zaxbys

GIFTS-IN-KIND
Augusta Prep Booster Club Bartram Trail Champions Retreat Club Car Comcast Cudos DoubleTree by Hilton Augusta Hooters Jim Hudson Lexus John Deere Putt-Putt Fun Center Shooters Sweetbriar Fair The River Golf Club Wedges & Woods

DESIGNATED GIFTS

Anonymous Augusta Prep Parent League Dr. Ranjit Dhaliwal and Dr. Oksana Demediuk Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott Sada Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Wilson P. Huggins Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. Nicholson Mrs. Mary Anne Roth

CORPORATIONS
Abbott Laboratories Bank of America Ingersoll-Rand Microsoft Morris Communications Toyota Wells Fargo

50th ENDOWMENT
FormFast Knox Foundation The Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area Toyota Dealer Match Program Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Abbott III Dr. Miriam J. Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blair Mrs. Ann Boardman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Connell Mr. Richard N. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Crais Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dainer Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Asa D. Duggan, Jr. Ms. Molly Dye Franklin Dr. and Mrs. Murray Freedman Ms. Becky Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Herrmann, Jr. Dr. Philip A. Horton and Dr. Mary L. Tyson Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson Mrs. Susan Mitchener Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Luckey Mr. and Mrs. William L. Matheson, Jr. Dr. Natalie B. McLeod Mrs. Constance Hurden Munoz Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Nesbit, Jr. Mr. F. Fuller OConnor 78 Ms. Lynn Pollard

Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Porubsky Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Sodomka Mr. Martin Tanenbaum

MACK McLEOD ENDOWMENT

R. W. Allen & Associates, Inc. Linda M. Albritton Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Bagwell Mr. Cromwell Baun Bobby C. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bilodeau Mr. Clayton P. Boardman III Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bowen Debbie Bowen Grady E. Bowen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ace Brown Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. Neal W. Dickert Edward E. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Duncan Dr. Lois T. Ellison Paula W. Finley Dr. Gregory L. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Glover Dr. Steven T. Greenhaw Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall Mrs. Eleanor Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Herrmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hodgens Mrs. C. Thomas Huggins Janice D. Insley

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Introcaso Dr. and Mrs. Chester B. Kanavage Andrew T. King Dr. and Mrs. William R. Kitchens Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson Drs. Alan and Michal LaVine Mrs. Celinda Levine Kathryn J. Lohmiller Candice McClung Dr. and Mrs. J. William McCord Margaret H. McCraney Mr. Lionel P. McLeod, Jr. Mrs. Norman B. McLeod, Jr. Dr. Donald J. Mirate Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker Jane Bonner Peacock Malcolm Powell Mr. Richard Presnell Silas Chase Read and Laura Doster-Holbrook Chase Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Serotta Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer Dr. and Mrs. Max E. Stachura Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Steinberg Dr. and Mrs. William Strong Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Tobakos Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Trotter Dr. and Mrs. T. Barrett Trotter Mr. and Mrs. WM. Michael Warren, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. White Drs. Peter and Avis Yount

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