SPRING 2018
highlights & happenings of Bayside Academy
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In This Issue 12 Volleyball: A Winning Team & Coach
Bayside’s Lady Admirals made history by winning their 16th consecutive AHSAA 3A Volleyball State Championship. Other volleyball highlights: Head Volleyball Coach Ann Schilling’s induction into the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame in March 2018.
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Innovation Station & STEAM Highlights
Innovation Station is an important community space that provides a designated area for building, collaborating, inventing and problem-solving.
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A Message from the Head of School
14–15 Alumnus Profile
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Admissions & the Bayside Family
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Class of 2017 Highlights
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Visual Arts Curriculum
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Interdisciplinary Studies
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2017 Bay Affair, 26th Golf Tournament, Hurricane-Relief Efforts
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Admiral TV
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Alumni Milestones
10–11 Fall Sports Recap 13
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Chess Champions
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Executive Editor: Taylor Houser, Advancement Director Managing Editor, Principal Writer: Mary Neil Crosby ’81, Advancement Associate Designer: Ali LeBlanc, Advancement Associate Contributors: Mary Helene Hall ’19; Coby Mackin, Associate Athletic Director; Megan McCall, Ph.D., STEAM Coordinator 303 Dryer Ave. | Daphne, Ala. 36526 | 251.338.6300 | www.baysideacademy.org Photography: Mary Helene Hall ’19; Kristy Johnson-Snell ’05; Kate Reali Mercer/Utopia Bay Photography; Courtland Richards Photography; Catt Sirten; Bayside’s Advancement Office; Bayside students, faculty and parents; and various other Bayside constituents.
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A Message from the Head of School One of my primary focuses during the 2017–2018 academic year is working with students, parents, faculty, administrators and Board members to ensure that our school is the living embodiment of our core values: Community, Excellence, Integrity, Leadership, Respect and Responsibility. These core values are evident in all that we do. Bayside’s mission is to educate the whole child and to develop lifelong learners who make positive contributions extending far beyond the school’s campus. Our mission is on display throughout this magazine, which is full of examples of Baysiders acting as living examples of the school’s core values. Stories on these pages cover such impressive accomplishments as the 2017–2018 volleyball team’s unprecedented 16th consecutive state championship and last year’s varsity chess team’s state title. (See pages 12–13.) Perhaps most importantly, Baysiders are serving as good citizens in the larger community. Students’ sense of leadership, responsibility, respect and community is evident in such projects as hurricane-relief efforts and Canstruction 2017. (See stories on pages 17 and 21.) It is a privilege to serve as Head of School at Bayside, where innovative approaches blend with time-honored traditions. I am proud of the learning and growth that happen on this unique campus imbued with such a strong sense of family and caring. When you read the stories on these pages, I hope you agree that there is no better time to be a Bayside Admiral!
Michael Papa Head of School
Bayside’s dog, Admiral Tate "Tater" Sirmon
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HELPING FAMILIES FIND THEIR BAYSIDE HOME MEET DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS ALISA ASCIK, WHO KNOWS FIRSTHAND THE VALUE OF AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL EDUCATION. Ascik became Director of Admissions in August 2016. An elementary school teacher, Ascik taught Bayside kindergarten for two years before becoming Admissions Director. She has 20 years of experience teaching children in grades PK through 2 and has taught for 13 years in independent schools. Ascik herself attended independent schools in Florida for grades kindergarten through 12. She earned her bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of Central Florida. Ascik and her family relocated from Florida to Baldwin County in summer 2014 for her husband’s job. She and her husband, Steve, live in Fairhope. They have one daughter, Carlyle ’16, who is a sophomore at The University of Alabama and is a Bayside alumna. Q: Will you take us through a birds-eye view of the admissions process? The first step is the inquiry, whether it is a phone call or an online submission. Then I have an initial conversation with parents about what they are looking for. The next step is having the family visit for a campus tour. Then parents submit an application for each child, and we schedule a shadow day and an assessment for each child. The process also entails submission of records and documents that vary depending on the applicant(s)’ grade level(s). Q: What makes Bayside special? We educate the whole child: academics, athletics, arts and core values. Like many independent schools, Bayside is steeped in tradition. These long-standing traditions make the school special and give students a sense of belonging. Traditions also go hand-in-hand with the family culture that is such an important part of Bayside. At Bayside, we encourage students to grow and become better by challenging them. We are always asking students, “How can you make this better?” A big advantage independent schools offer is a high teacher-student ratio, which allows every faculty member to be engaged in every child’s education. I know this firsthand because I have experienced it as a teacher, as a parent, and before that, as a student myself. 2 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
Q: What is the biggest selling point of Bayside? We build confident, independent learners who not only are ready for college but also are prepared to go out into the world and make a difference when they graduate. The manageable overall size of the campus and the small classrooms are big selling points. With a smaller campus, teachers know students across grade levels, watch them grow up and become a part of their learning experiences. Our teachers are there to support students through all parts of their educational journeys. Bayside’s small size fosters a family culture that makes up the fabric of this school. Our small classrooms and high teacher-student ratio facilitate one-on-one, individualized attention. This helps ensure that each student receives the support he or she needs to perform at his or her optimal ability. Q: What is the most challenging aspect of this job? The toughest aspect of this position is finding the right balance between being in my office and being out and about on campus. Time in my office is important so that I can meet with families, return phone calls and handle the administrative details of this job. But it also is important for me to interact with students and teachers so that I can stay informed of campus happenings.
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Bayside Academy Legacy Students
The Bayside tradition spans generations in many families. Fifty-four students enrolled at the school in 2017–2018 are legacies, meaning their parents or grandparents are Bayside alumni.
Bayside Academy Faculty and Staff Alumni
Once an Admiral, always an Admiral. Thirteen faculty/staff members and two part-time coaches are alumni of the school.
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Creativity Reins Supreme with Bayside’s Visual Arts Team Pablo Picasso once said, “Every child is an artist.”
weaving, photography, printmaking, fiber arts, needle felting, mixed media and repoussé (metal working).
“We approach our art classes like a college curriculum,” said Fine Arts Department Chair Vikki Finch. “We teach studio classes. We work with each student independently and individually.”
Even the school’s youngest students (grades PK–2) learn varied techniques and disciplines, from the basics of painting, drawing and balancing a color palette to less conventional techniques, such as felting and repoussé. Art assignments often dovetail with other subjects such as natural science. For example, when 1st graders recently studied a science unit on nature, they constructed hand-made spiders and spider habitats that displayed in the school library.
In keeping with that sentiment, Bayside’s visual arts instructors work overtime to ensure that students build a creative skillset and incorporate art into their lives.
Visual arts classes are built into the curriculum of students in grades PK–8. Students in grades 9–12 are each required to take fine arts classes; many exceed their arts requirements by graduation. Students show their works in campus exhibits throughout the year. For instance, grades PK–6 held a fall art show in the school’s Pilot Center gallery. Also in fall 2017, a Veterans Day art exhibit showcased sketches of veterans by Intermediate School students and poppy paintings by Upper School students. In addition to participating in campus exhibits, Bayside students are active in community competitions and shows as well. In fact, 40 students placed in six local community art contests in fall 2017. Baysiders study traditional painting and drawing, plus a wide range of disciplines and techniques that include the following: mosaics, ceramics, collage, sewing,
The little ones also incorporate their visual art into performances. Kindergarteners each illustrated sentences from the script of their fall 2017 Thanksgiving play. When the students stood together in sequence with their illustrated sentences, they created a living storybook. The performance integrated art, history and music. Students study famous artists—recent examples include Walter Anderson and Alexander Caldwell—and integrate those masters’ techniques into their own work. “Everything in our fall exhibit was based on Alexander Calder,” said Cindy Robles, Lower School science/art teacher. For the show, PK and kindergarten students created art from beads, while 2nd graders constructed
L to R: Bayside’s visual arts faculty Kristy Johnson-Snell ’05, Cindy Robles, Haley Hall, Vikki Finch and Carrie Jackson. Finch also serves as chair of the school’s fine arts department.
wire fish as part of a Calder-inspired mobile that hangs in the front gallery of The Pilot Center. In a nod to Calder’s renown for his engineered circus acts, 1st graders painted circus animals then framed the paintings in wire cages for the show. Intermediate School students recently examined works by Charley Harper—known for his simplified renderings of woodland creatures—and applied his style to their own pieces. “I give students a theme, then they are free to complete the assignment in their own way,” said Haley Hall, Intermediate School art teacher. “There is not a right way or a wrong way to do most things. I let the students be self-directed learners. I think that makes them more confident.” New digital photography classes are an exciting addition to Bayside’s Upper School visual arts curriculum for the 2017–2018 school year. The courses help students become well-rounded in the fundamentals of digital photography, from iPhonography to experimenting with manual camera exposure controls. Students build a strong foundation in the medium by focusing on technical skills, lighting, composition, and output through the use of photo editing software/apps such as Photoshop and Snapseed. This focus helps students learn to “see” and communicate visually. “We live in a digital, technological world in which people communicate with pictures,” said Upper School art teacher Kristy Johnson-Snell '05, who teaches the digital photography classes. “It’s important that students learn not only how to create images but also how to read and look deeper into them. Photography is powerful, not only as an art form and record of history, but also as a tool to affect environmental and social change.” Upper School students in advanced placement art take
their skills to the highest levels. The studio classroom of Upper School art teacher Carrie Jackson teems with drawings, paintings and countless multimedia projects combining two or more techniques. In one multimedia project, students carved a linoleum block, stamped it onto canvas, painted the canvas and sewed it into pillows. In a project employing encaustic techniques, each student sketched and painted a subject on paper, collaged it to a recycled board, melted beeswax on top, etched the wax, then rubbed it with a dark oil paint, which allowed the etched detail to show. The quality of the students’ works is impressive. One can easily imagine the items selling in a home décor shop. Upper School students especially appreciate the balance that art infuses into the daily rigors of their academic regimen. “I think a lot of students see art as a stress reliever,” said Jackson. “It promotes creativity, attention to detail and problem-solving. It also encourages experimentation and taking calculated risks. I enjoy helping some of the more analytical types tap into their unknown art skills.” A key benefit of art classes is that they promote a creative approach to problem-solving. A recent Bloomberg Job Skills Report cited creative problemsolving as a vital skill that employers value yet have a hard time finding in employees. Fine Arts Department Chair Vikki Finch believes that Bayside graduates are well on their way to helping close that skills gap. “Our students are learning how to solve problems using unexpected, outside-thebox approaches,” Finch said. “Our curriculum is a continually evolving program. We are always trying to reach students in new ways and offer new challenges. It’s not enough to know basic skills and techniques. You must be able to use them in a creative way.”
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Interdisciplinary Classes Foster Integrated Learning Approach Bayside teachers and administrators are collaborating to create interdisciplinary opportunities that enable students to apply what they learn in a project-based setting.
In fall 2016 the school launched an innovative Upper
service and outreach into the school’s curriculum. By way of example: One Southern Mystique class assignment touched on psychology and examined the effect of trauma on soldiers. During their research, students learned that Southerners serve in the military at a higher percentage than people in other U.S. regions.
On any given day, a different teacher tackles topics from the perspective of his or her discipline. For example, one assignment had students create a cookbook of recipes addressing the ingredient shortages that occurred during the Depression.
One of the questions students examined was, “How can we support these warriors after they return home?” In exploring answers to that question, one student developed a fundraiser in the form of a lacrosse tournament, the Battleship Shootout, which took place in Battleship Memorial Park in Mobile in February 2017. The event was hosted by the Mobile Mavericks Youth Lacrosse League. Proceeds from the event supported Veterans Recovery Resources and the Wounded Warrior Project.
School interdisciplinary course called Understanding the Southern Mystique. This course investigates Southern identity through these disciplines: art, film, music, politics, psychology, environmental studies and race relations.
Our interdisciplinary courses give young minds the opportunity to explore topics they are interested in and make deep connections between different subjects. Another assignment required students to write 20 journal entries reflective of the Civil War era: 10 written from the perspective of a slave, and 10 written from the perspective of a slave owner. Assignments such as these are giving students an intrinsic understanding of how events in the past have shaped our region’s history, culture, people, politics and race relations. Bayside’s interdisciplinary courses are reaching beyond academics and are incorporating community
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The High Tide Southern Music Showcase is another example showing how Bayside is including the community in students’ learning process. This unique program in spring 2017 featured some of Alabama’s most accomplished historical figures in music, including the legendary Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section Swampers and Mobile’s Jimmy Hall, founder and lead singer of the Southern rock group Wet Willie. In March 2017, Bayside students in grades 9–12 heard first-hand the insights and experiences of Muscle Shoals Swampers during a day of planned questionand-answer/panel discussion sessions. In conjunction with the music showcase, Bayside presented a reception highlighting a historical collection of Muscle
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Shoals photographs taken by Dick Cooper, music photojournalist and former curator of the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. The exhibit also included art by students from the Southern Mystique class. The exhibit and reception accompanied a free, open-to-thepublic screening of the documentary film “Muscle Shoals.” The High Tide Southern Music Showcase also included a live concert that was open to the public and featured the Swampers with Jimmy Hall and additional legendary musicians from Muscle Shoals. Through these High Tide events, students gain an understanding of history as it affects the present: who we are today and how we live our daily lives in terms of art, culture and music. High Tide and the Understanding the Southern Mystique class also give students realworld experience organizing, planning, promoting and executing a community event. “Our interdisciplinary courses give young minds the opportunity to explore topics they are interested in and make deep connections between different subjects,” said Douglas Robertson ’05, Upper School history teacher and interdisciplinary course instructor. “Students are given a chance to own their learning—as teachers we’re just along for the ride.” The 2017 High Tide events were so successful that Bayside is holding similar events in 2017–2018 as part of the Understanding the Southern Mystique class. In late November 2017, Upper School students enjoyed a concert and a question-and-answer session with Phil Proctor and Stan Foster, who play in the Marlow Boys. The event kicked off the 2017–2018 High Tide Southern Music series.
Interdisciplinary Classes Launched in 2017–2018 The Good Life What does it mean to have a good life? Students attempt to answer this question as they reflect on the human condition and engage in cross-cultural examination of fine art, music, literature, film, history, religion, philosophy, psychology, nutritional sciences and environmental sciences. Topics are explored in a variety of perspectives from personal to societal and global. The class culminates with a Capstone Project, which requires students to get involved in a service-oriented project of their interest in order to make their school, community and planet a better place.
Video Production Course This course helps students build fundamental skills associated with audio, video and television productions. Students create original programming such as news-based Admiral TV productions and event coverage for the Bayside Academy Livestream Channel. (See pages 8–9 for more details.)
Jimmy Hall, founder and lead singer of Wet Willie, performed at Bayside’s Southern Music Showcase in March 2017.
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LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION: BAYSIDE INTRODUCES VIDEO PRODUCTION COURSE By Mary Helene Hall ’19, BA Today Editor-in-Chief
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nyone who has stepped foot in the backstage area of The Pilot Center in the last three months has probably experienced a feeling of awe after seeing all the new equipment. Every inch of the room is covered in lights, cameras, interviewing stations, green screens, microphones and more. It feels as if you have entered a real-life newsroom for a TV station. And in a way, you have. This room is where you will find the home of Bayside Academy’s recently organized video production classroom, as well as the home of Admiral TV. The course is taught by Bill Rowan, Catt Sirten and Douglas Robertson. Rowan and Sirten have come from their respective lines of work to teach Bayside students all about video production for news media, including (but not limited to) using video editing software, operating film equipment, conducting interviews, working as a team and bringing it all together to form one amazing final product. The new instructors have a plethora of career experiences under their belts. Rowan has worked for 40 years in marketing and sales management. After hiring and training college graduates for work, he realized that many students lacked critical thinking and management skills. “The team-building and critical-thinking skills required in most modern business environments, and by most professions, are typically not integrated into the college curriculum,” Rowan said.
Top photo and page 19 photo: Students film episodes of Admiral TV. Bottom photo, L to R: Video production instructors Catt Sirten, Bill Rowan and Douglas Roberston ’05.
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He recognized that the key to this type of understanding is to be fully immersed in a studio learning environment. He then decided to develop a curriculum at Spring Hill College, where there is now a Badger TV studio and control room.
Catt Sirten, who is known by many as the personality of “Radio Avalon” on 92ZEW, has been working in radio for more than 40 years. In the last 25 years while working on the Gulf Coast, he has won Best Radio Personality eight times. Sirten says that music led him to working in radio. “I’ve always been in love with music ... all kinds of music,” he said. “Fortunately, I was able to work with folks who showed me methods of fusing the structure of radio with artistic expression.” Bayside’s very own Douglas Robertson ’05 has also joined the teaching staff for the video production course. Robertson said that the reason he was interested in instructing the course was that he gets to see students think outside of the box and exercise critical thinking. “I’ve been making a lot of videos for my classes and for school events over the past couple of years,” Robertson said. “The process takes a balance of creativity, organization and technical ability. When you get to see your finished product and share it with others, it’s a pretty fulfilling experience.” Rowan and Sirten were first brought to Bayside during the Understanding the Southern Mystique class’s High Tide Southern Music Showcase. They filmed the performance for “Live From Avalon,” which was broadcast on Alabama Public Television in October 2017. Some students acted as interns during the production process, which led to a conversation about the creation of a media center on our campus.
So far, students in this course have learned about the components of making a television production, such as writing stories, interviewing, scripting, operating the equipment, and learning the fundamentals of programs such as Adobe Premiere and Audition. Robertson noted, “I’m learning just as much as the students, which is fun.”
The team-building and criticalthinking skills required in most modern business environments, and by most professions, are typically not integrated into the college curriculum. The instructors of Bayside’s video production course have expressed high hopes for the future of the Admiral TV program. Rowan notes that he would like “to develop a production crew that can present multi-disciplinary television programming and event coverage of the highest quality.” Sirten adds that he wants this program to give students a “head-start in their collegiate career,” as well as “highlight Bayside’s innovative educational methods.” Admiral TV will continue to be shown during regular Tuesday assemblies.
This article was originally published in the fall 2017 issue of BA Today, Bayside Academy’s student news publication.
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ayside Athletics: There’s Something for Everyone Fall Sports Recap by Associate Athletic Director Coby Mackin
Cross Country Under the leadership of Cross Country Head Coach Joe Swagart, both boys and girls cross country teams competed in the Alabama High School Athletic Association 3A State Championships. Boys finished third overall, and girls finished fourth overall. The boys team finished the season with a team average of 17:56, which is Bayside’s second-fastest 5K team average at the AHSAA State Championship since 2007. The girls averaged 21:59, an impressive 23-second improvement from last year.
Football The varsity football team finished the regular season 5-5 under Director of Football Operations and Head Coach Phil Lazenby. The team qualified for post-season with regional wins over Cottage Hill, Flomaton and TR Miller. The Admirals fell to Montgomery Academy in the first round of the playoffs on November 10, 2017.
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Swim Boys and girls swim teams had a great season culminating with their competing at the Alabama High School Athletic Association 3A State Championship. The girls medley relay finished seventh overall. On the boys side, Bayside placed 6th in the 200 individual medley and 7th in individual freestyle. The teams are led by Swim Coach Rachel Moralis.
Cheer The 2017–2018 varsity team under the direction of Coach Sam Leffard continued the squad’s quest for excellence as they instilled school spirit into the Bayside community. The squad opted not to compete during the 2017–2018 season. Bayside’s 2016–2017 varsity cheerleaders under Coach Leffard won first place at the Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) Southern Championship in December 2016. The squad went on to place 6th in the medium varsity nontumbling finals at the 2017 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championship (NHSCC).
Bayside Fall Sports
Youth Development League Sports
Cross Country, Football, Volleyball
Bayside competes in the local Youth Development League (YDL), which is an opportunity for students in grades 3–6 to compete against other local schools in the sports listed below. Although the YDL league does not compete in baseball, softball or tennis, the Bayside varsity team and coaches offer clinics, summer camps and pre-season training in these sports to Bayside students in grades 3–6.
Bayside Winter Sports Basketball, Indoor Track and Field, Bowling, Wrestling
Bayside Spring Sports Baseball, Golf, Outdoor Track and Field, Soccer, Softball, Tennis
Basketball Golf
Cheer
Cross Country
Outdoor Track and Field
Football
Soccer
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Bayside Academy’s varsity volleyball team won their 16th consecutive Alabama High School Athletic Association 3A Volleyball State Championship on November 2, 2017.
No other Alabama high school team has won the AHSAA State Championship for 16 years running. In addition to holding the AHSAA record for most consecutive state titles, Bayside also holds the most overall state titles (26) and the most state titles under the same coach (23). The Admirals became state champions for the 16th straight year when they defeated Montgomery Academy at the Class 3A championship match of the 2017 AHSAA Volleyball State Tournament in Birmingham, Alabama. After losing the first game 23–25, Bayside bounced back to win the second and third games 25–17 and 25–21. They lost game four 22–25, thus forcing game five, which they won 15–13. “What you guys accomplished is incredible,” Head Volleyball Coach Ann Schilling told her team after the win. “Some of you were not even born when the streak started. When I stop and think about the extreme pressure you have been playing under, it’s just amazing. This was a true team effort; every single one of you was important to make this happen.”
Head Volleyball Coach Ann Schilling Tapped for State Hall of Fame
Head Volleyball Coach Ann Schilling
will be inducted into the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame in March 2018. In November 2017, Schilling made history by leading Bayside’s Lady Admirals volleyball team to their 16th straight Alabama High School Athletic Association 3A Volleyball State Championship. Bayside’s varsity volleyball team under Schilling has won 23 state championships overall. In other honors, Schilling was named National Volleyball Coach of the Year in 2010 by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Coaches Association. She has more than 1,400 wins, which places her among the leaders in the nation, and has been named State Coach of the Year by the Birmingham News five
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times (1992, 2000, 2007, 2011, 2012). Schilling was inducted into the Bayside Academy Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 and the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame in 2017. Among her numerous distinctions are the R.L. Lindsay Service Award for volleyball (2006), the John L. Finley Award for Superb Achievement (2004 and 2014) and the prepvolleyball.com Co-National Coach of the Year in 2009. Schilling graduated in 1982 from McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in Mobile. There she played volleyball for legendary coach Becky Dickinson, who is already a member of the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame. Schilling received her college degree at Auburn in 1987. She is in her 31st year of coaching (all at Bayside) and has led the Bayside program to the state playoffs all 31 years of her career.
FROM CHECKMATE TO CHAMPIONSHIP: BAYSIDE’S CHESS TEAM EXCELS
Members of the 2016–2017 varsity chess team, who won the Alabama State Scholastic Chess Championship in March 2017. L to R: seniors Parker Watts and Ford Taylor and alumni Trent Kannegieter ’17 and Steve Chen ’17 (captain).
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emy’s 2016–2017 varsity chess team won the Alabama State Scholastic Chess Championship on March 12, 2017, at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama. The team shared the championship title with Indian Springs. The win marked the varsity team’s third state championship in the past four years and its fourth in the past six years. Unlike Bayside athletic competitions, this was a 7A state championship (there are no class divisions in chess). Bayside also fielded a middle school and an elementary school team at the 2017 Alabama State Scholastic Chess Championship. While those teams did not place, every player scored for Bayside. Bayside Academy’s 2017 chess team received a certificate of congratulations from the Daphne City Council and Daphne Mayor Dane Haygood during the Council’s meeting on April 17, 2017.
2017–2018 Chess Team Recap To Date The 2017–2018 Bayside chess team completed its regular season with a bang in February 2018 at the Mobile-Baldwin County Chess League Tournament. The varsity team took home the first place trophy after a showdown against Alabama School of Math & Science (ASMS). This is the fifth consecutive year the varsity team has won this championship. The win also marks Bayside varsity’s 13th Mobile-Baldwin County Chess League championship in 15 years. Also at the tournament, the elementary team blasted its way to first place during this inaugural year that the league has offered a separate elementary division. In other action, the JV team finished the season with a .500 record, while the middle school team finished fourth. Next up for the Admirals is the Mayor’s Cup, where they will compete against Daphne Public School for the city championship. The state tournament is Mar. 24–25 in Mobile, and nationals will take place in April in Atlanta.
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Scott Ennis ’88 Is a Natural at Making Patients Look Good Alumnus Scott Ennis ’88 works in a realm where art and science intersect. As a world-renowned plastic surgeon, Ennis specializes in endoscopic, minimal-incision breast, body and facial surgery emphasizing a natural look. He is founder and owner of Ennis Plastic Surgery in Destin, Florida, and is founder and CEO of Breast Enhancement Centers of America in Miami and Atlanta. Ennis is certified by both The American Board of Surgery and The American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a member of both national and international plastic surgery societies. Ennis considers himself an artist first and foremost. While a student at Bayside, he won first place in the Congressional Art Competition, among numerous additional art accolades. As a result, his artwork, “The Dove,” hung in the U.S. Capitol for a year. He was president of Bayside’s Student Government Association and was a member of the National Honor Society. Ennis received his bachelor’s degree from Birmingham-Southern College under a presidential honors scholarship. He attended medical school and did a full general surgery residency at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he earned the Best Intern Award and was named Outstanding Chief Resident. Upon graduation from medical school, he was recruited for a plastic surgery fellowship at the University of Virginia. While at UVA, Ennis published a paper in The American Surgeon on a new procedure to repair injuries suffered by victims of major trauma. Surgeons around the world now use this procedure. Additionally, Ennis was honored with the Raymond F. Morgan Award for original research in plastic surgery.
Photo by Rhonda C. Schaefer
Ennis is married to Donna Ennis, a nurse practitioner who works with him in his clinics. The Ennises live in Destin, Florida, and have two children: 18-year-old Anna, a high school senior, and 16-yearold Shepherd, a high school sophomore.
A Conversation with Scott Ennis ʼ88 What drew you to your career?
What are your biggest career challenges?
As early as 2nd grade, I knew I wanted to be a surgeon. The blend of art and science with surgery is what drew me to this field.
It’s difficult when a patient presents a problem or an issue that can’t be fixed, such as scar tissue from a trauma injury or burn injuries from a bad car wreck. Sometimes your best hope is making the scar better.
What is your proudest career accomplishment to date? I don’t have one single proudest moment. I love my work because it gives me the opportunity to change something that bothers somebody and to affect that person’s life in a positive way—whether it’s a mom with childbirth scars, a teen with a bump in her nose or a dad with extra skin on his eyelids. It is rewarding to see a patient’s personality blossom after I have been able to fix his or her area(s) of concern.
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Facial skin cancer is another condition that presents tough challenges. It can be difficult to figure out a way to repair someone’s face and make it look good in those situations where a big hole is left after unhealthy tissue is removed. I am constantly faced with new challenges to fix something I haven’t seen before.
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Which classes and teachers influenced you the most or had the most lasting impact on you?
What does your typical day look like? Five days a week I operate starting at 6:30 a.m. until 3 or 4 p.m. I perform 50 to 70 surgeries a month and a wide range of procedures, mostly cosmetic based. When I am not in surgery, I see four to eight new patients daily who are presenting new challenges and problems. My patient population ranges from children as young as 10 to adults in their 80s. Often my work with children focuses on birthmarks and burn scars. I always enjoy meeting and talking with my patients and am blessed to have been visited by some very famous people over the years.
What is your fondest Bayside memory? If I had to pick one event, it would be graduation on The Bluff. The friendships and relationships formed at Bayside are what make the school so unique. Bayside is a family. I still keep in touch with many of my classmates.
To what core Bayside value(s) [community, excellence, integrity, leadership, respect, responsibility] do you relate the most, and why? It’s hard to choose only one. It is all those values together that make Bayside what it is and that create the Bayside family.
How did Bayside help shape you as an individual?
Phyllis Horne, my art teacher, was amazing. She had a way of drawing out our creativity and helping us translate onto paper what was inside of us. I remember our history teacher, Barry Grogan, saying that the media is the fourth branch of government and that it is the most powerful branch because it controls the other three. He knew that way back in the mid-’80s. I have vivid memories of Kelton Tidwell teaching physics lessons by telling fascinating stories about an elephant and a mouse who were best friends. I recall Virginia Stallings engaging us in “To Kill a Mockingbird” and making it riveting even though previously we had no interest in literature. It was not so much the classes as it was the teachers who influenced me in a positive way. At the time, I did not fully realize and appreciate their impact, but now I do.
What makes Bayside unique? Bayside brings together in one location a group of students, teachers and individuals who share common values and create something very special that extends far beyond the individuals themselves.
If you had one piece of advice to offer Bayside students today, what would it be? If you have a dream, go for it. Never quit dreaming. Bayside is the launching pad for something special. If you can dream it, do it. When I finished my plastic surgery fellowship at UVA, the faculty surgeons hosted a dinner for me and the other graduate in the Rotunda where Thomas Jefferson wrote his memoirs. That evening was a high point for me. I ended up sitting in Thomas Jefferson’s chair, but it all started at Bayside.
What’s next for you? This is an exciting time for me and my practice. We are expanding and soon will open practices in Beverly Hills, Nashville and Baltimore.
Before I attended Bayside, I was going through the motions. I would show up and take a test. But Bayside emphasized all those core values within a select group of people [students, teachers and parents] who became like an extended family. Being immersed in Bayside’s environment, people and values gave me the solid direction I needed as a student.
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Supporters Make Bay Affair & Golf Tournament a Success
The Bay Affair 2017
Bayside parents, friends and supporters gathered on The Bayside Bluff on April 1, 2017, to celebrate Bay Affair 2017, the school’s annual fundraiser. Leavell Investment Management was the title sponsor for the event, which was themed “Under the Oaks.” Chairing the event were Bayside parents Margaret Cunningham, Ashley Lynn Lieb and Laura McLeod. Bay Affair featured music by The 8 South Band, a high-energy dance band based in Nashville, Tennessee. Food for the event was provided by Will Hughes Catering, owned and operated by Bayside parent Will Hughes, an Eastern Shore chef who specializes in fresh foods prepared with local, seasonal ingredients. Bay Affair featured both live and silent auctions. Money raised at Bay Affair supported the school’s operating budget.
26th Annual John A. Robertson Memorial Golf Tournament Nearly 100 golfers played in the 26th annual John A. Robertson Memorial Golf Tournament hosted October 26, 2017, by the Bayside Academy Alumni Association at The Lakewood Club in Point Clear. Tournament proceeds benefited tuition assistance at Bayside Academy. Ashurst & Niemeyer Real Estate was the presenting sponsor of the tournament. The tournament was chaired by Danny and Emily Beebe and their children, who are Bayside alumni: Caroline Beebe Skadow ’12 and Daniel Beebe ’10. Alan Goldberg, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen and Terry Thompson Chevrolet were 19th hole sponsors. The late John A. Robertson, for whom the tournament is named, was a founding father of Bayside and served as chairman of the school’s original Board of Directors.
Baysiders Pay it Forward In fall 2017, Bayside Academy Intermediate (grades 3–6) and Upper School (grades 7–12) students raised $2731.03 for hurricane-relief efforts. They presented a check in that amount to a local Red Cross representative during an assembly. In addition, Intermediate School students raised more than $925 in spare change that was donated directly to Red Cross via a Coinstar machine. In other relief efforts, Bayside’s Lower School students (grades PK–2) collected two vanloads of diapers and pet supplies for the victims of Hurricane Harvey. “I am so proud of these students for living our school’s core values and showing such compassion to others who live on the Gulf Coast,” said Head of School Michael Papa. Bayside’s core values include community, excellence, integrity, leadership, respect and responsibility.
L to R: SGA President and senior Harrison Biggs; Michael Brown, Executive Director of the South Alabama chapter of the American Red Cross; 5th grader Nathan Sadlock; 6th grader Julia Hall; and SGA Vice President and senior Blakely Jones.
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Innovation Station Where Students Engineer Solutions to Real-World Problems
Megan McCall, Ph.D., joined Bayside’s faculty in August 2016 as the school’s first STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) coordinator. McCall spearheads Bayside’s Innovation Station for grades 3–12. She has taught marine and environmental science for 17 years. McCall completed her Ph.D. in instructional design and development from the University of South Alabama in spring 2017. She also holds a master’s in science education and an undergraduate degree in environmental science from the School of Engineering at Auburn University. McCall has received numerous teaching awards, most notably a Fulbright Distinguished Award in Teaching with research in New Zealand and a Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching. Prior to teaching, she worked as an environmental scientist and consultant with engineering firms.
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By Megan McCall, Ph.D., Bayside STEAM Coordinator
T E A M (s c i e n c e, t e ch n ol o g y, engineering, art and math) continues to engage students of all grades and ages at Bayside Academy. The latest development at Bayside is the creation in 2017–2018 of the Innovation Station, which is where STEAM comes alive. New STEAM activities at Bayside’s Innovation Station began in summer 2017 with the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Camp. Robotics classes, 8th grade STEAM classes and oceanography II also create in this space, as well as the remotely operated vehicle (ROV) team and the National Ocean Science Bowl team. Additionally, Innovation Station is open for other classes to come imagine and build projects, such as Upper School math/science teacher Hillary Rolin’s recent bridgeengineering competition with her math students. True STEAM lessons incorporate a design element with a connection to the community or to world issues. In STEAM classes, students make observations about the world around them and then investigate ways to solve real-world problems. 18 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
One such problem is microplastics, which are becoming increasingly prevalent in our world’s oceans. Most marine debris originates from litter dumped directly into the ocean and from waterways connecting land to the ocean. Plastics break down into microplastics and never fully decompose. Microplastics are problematic because they form a surface area for toxins to latch onto and because they are eaten by ocean species. Marine animals that ingest plastics have high levels of pollutants in their systems. Innovation Station is the hub where Bayside students are devising solutions to the microplastics problem. In support of 6th grade science teacher Sally Wilson’s class, oceanography II students created a microplastics sieve that flushes samples of beach sand through filters. The filtered sand contains microplastics that can be seen through a microscope. Students are using the sieve to compile data on sand samples from different locations as they investigate solutions to the global microplastics issue. In the
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for infusing STEAM into Bayside’s curriculum and enrichment programs. The Lego Mindstorm EV3s are used in Innovation Station for grades 3 through 8 to teach coding and design thinking. Students use the units to create everything from robotic dogs to Mars rovers. Challenges entail use of light and color sensors to maneuver through courses and around obstacles. Innovation Station also provides space for Bayside’s second annual underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) team to design and construct the frame and driver for the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) competition at Dauphin Island Sea Lab in May 2018. During summer 2017, four Bayside teachers attended training at DISL and subsequently built a scout-level team of 5th–8th graders and a ranger-level team of students in grades 9–12. Student team members are working on technical aspects of the competition as well as marketing and communication components.
future, oceanography II students will train and collaborate with 6th graders in this data collection and analysis. STEAM classes for all 8th grade students are taught by Upper School math teacher Angel Bermudez in Innovation Station. These hands-on classes inspire technological creativity with lessons about computer coding, engineering design, basic circuitry and basic physics mechanics. Assignments have included calculating the distance robots travel and determining the number of rotations of a robot’s wheels.
These hands-on classes inspire technological creativity with lessons about computer coding, engineering design, basic circuitry and basic physics mechanics. Innovation Station is an important community space that provides Bayside students and teachers with a designated area for building, collaborating, inventing and problem-solving. It fosters creativity and offers students the opportunity to find solutions to realworld issues in a wide range of areas, from outermost space to the deepest oceans and all realms in between.
A new elective offered to juniors and seniors is the robotics class led by Bermudez and Upper School computer science teacher Sarah Kalaris. In the class students are learning to program by using the Vex Robotics Design System, which is a program that is rich with career opportunities in STEAM fields. Additionally, students are engaged in advanced circuitry—including soldering circuit boards—and are learning about the physics of electricity. Project-based challenges incorporate a strong emphasis on the engineering design process. LEGO Mindstorm EV3s are yet another method BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 19
Lower School Innovation Station Fosters a Hands-on Approach to Problem-Solving Lower School science/art teacher Cindy Robles spearheads Bayside’s Innovation Station for grades PK–2. Her teaching career spans 19 years, all of it at Bayside. Robles was recognized as Baldwin County’s Air Force Association Teacher of the Year for STEM in 2016. She recently earned her early childhood technology (ECT) certification through Tufts University. The selective program focuses on teaching technology and engineering to youngsters in a developmentally appropriate way that focuses on playful learning. Robles is currently enrolled in Tufts University’s teacher engineering education program, which helps teachers inspire students in applying hands-on engineering principles to creative problem-solving. Robles holds a bachelor’s degree in education and a master’s degree in audiology from the University of Florida.
Bayside students in grades PK–2 have their own Inno-
vation Station spearheaded by Lower School science/art teacher Cindy Robles. Innovation Station is hard-wiring a problem-solving approach into the minds of Bayside’s youngest students. In this specially designated workspace, Lower School students devise solutions to real-world problems by applying and integrating principles of science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM). “My goal is to teach children how to apply engineering to improve the quality of our lives,” said Robles. “The engineering-design process is important no matter what field a student ultimately pursues. We all encounter problems, and we all must know how to be creative problem-solvers.”
Lower School Innovation Station/STEAM Highlights • Students collaborated to design and engineer from LEGOS a chair that was required to pass fit, comfort and drop tests. • Students engineered boats and tested their buoyancy. • They created a model roller-coaster exploring the forces of gravity. • Students as young as PK and kindergarten programmed a Code-a-pillar robot to reach its destination. This exercise
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gave Bayside’s littlest Admirals the opportunity to collaborate, sequence, think critically and problem-solve while applying screen-less technology. The Code-a-pillar exercise complemented field work: Students searched campus for Monarch butterfly larvae and monitored growth, molting patterns and eating habits of the Monarch butterfly. • PK and kindergarten students programmed KIBO screenless robots to reach specific destinations. The exercise integrated art and natural science. Students sketched and painted acorn weevils and attached their renderings to the robots. Students then programmed the robots to travel to a specific spot representing the location where the robot weevil would lay its imaginary eggs. • First graders engaged in story-telling by using ScratchJr, a visual programming language that introduces coding skills and teaches children to think creatively and reason systematically. Children snapped together graphical programming blocks to make characters jump, laugh and sing. • Second graders used LEGO WeDo 2.0 to apply motors and sensors while programming robots to accomplish specific tasks such as simulating bees pollinating flowers. • Students in grades kingdergarten through 2 are using the Engineering is Elementary curriculum designed by the Museum of Science, Boston. The curriculum presents real-world problems then has students design and engineer solutions to these problems. During the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, 2nd graders designed filtration systems to remove pollutants from drinking water.
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It’s Full STEAM Ahead on Bayside’s Campus Below are partial highlights of Baysideʼs many STEAM activities.
Canstruction 2017 Upper School history teacher Adam Richardson’s 8th grade students participated in a “canstruction” competition using canned and boxed items donated during the Parents Association’s campus-wide food drive in November 2017. Canstruction culminated before Thanksgiving with the donation of 1700 cans to Ecumenical Ministries of Baldwin County. The project integrated history and STEAM disciplines and challenged students to research and design transportation structures that have played major roles in history. Canstruction and the canned food drive are great examples of how Bayside is integrating into the curriculum the school’s core values of community, excellence, integrity, leadership, respect and responsibility.
Intermediate School STEAM Highlights Third graders participate in a weekly “STREAM” lesson that coordinates with their reading and social studies topics and includes science, art and engineering activities. Students engineered buildings using two- and three-dimensional shapes built with toothpicks and candy. Students designed and built boats to explore buoyancy and tested the boats in Mobile Bay. Third and 4th graders are tracking growth of the school’s chocolate lab, Tater, throughout the school year. Students periodically measure his weight, paw size, tail length, body length and height and chart these data points. This work teaches students how to record, track and apply data to real-world scenarios. Students in 5th grade science use STEMScopes, a digital, hands-on, inquiry-based curriculum. Each lesson includes a series of investigations and activities to bring science to life. In one activity, 5th graders were given three water samples, one of which was contaminated. Students were tasked with identifying the contaminated sample. Students worked in groups to design methods for identifying unseen substances. They then tested their methods and presented their findings. In their study of different types of energy, 6th graders built vehicles from rubber bands, straws, spools and other materials and designed boats run by propellers. Sixth graders also studied global geography through current events and explored how different types of soil and development affect the flooding of a city.
STEAM Competitions & Fairs National Ocean Sciences Bowl: Upper School students competed in February 2018 in the Hurricane Bowl, which is a regional National Ocean Sciences Bowl. ROV Competition: Bayside’s underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) varsity team and the school’s new 5th–8th grade team will design and construct the frame and driver for the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) competition at Dauphin Island Sea Lab May 4-6, 2018. Science Olympiad: An Upper School Bayside team competed in Science Olympiad at the University of South Alabama in early March 2018. The team advanced to the state competition scheduled to take place at Auburn University in late March 2018. The competition covers a range of scientific disciplines. Innovators Fair: Bayside’s 2018 Innovators Fair for 5th and 6th graders focused on science and math. Computer Fair: Intermediate and Upper School Bayside students competed in the Coastal Alabama Community College Computer Fair in March 2018. BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 21
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ANNUAL REPORT 2016–2017
A Message from the Chairman of the Board It has been an honor to serve in my first year as chairman of the board of trustees. Although the year has flown by, not a moment has been wasted by our school’s talented, dedicated, and tireless faculty and staff. In a concerted effort, they strive to raise the bar of achievement for our highly capable students. This effort is orchestrated by the strong guidance of Head of School Michael Papa. The board of trustees could not be more proud of his leadership. He has done a wonderful job of inspiring and empowering those around him to advance our school to greater success. The board of trustees is charged with guiding the school to fulfill its mission statement. In executing this charge, we must ensure that the school remains financially stable, maintains and upgrades its facilities, and follows a strategic plan established by the board. The board accomplishes these tasks through the work of the following committees: finance, strategic planning, development, buildings and grounds, audit, policy and the committee on trustees. These committees are comprised of board members and non-board member parents, faculty and staff. I want to thank all members of these committees for their vital contribution to our school and its future. A brief synopsis of the committees’ work this year is below.
Strategic Planning: A new strategic plan was finalized in the 2015–2016 school year after two years of devoted work by this committee. This plan is the foundation of the board’s charge to the Head of School and is analyzed and revised annually through a standing committee. At the end of each year, the Head of School reports to the board the school’s progress in implementing the plan and achieving its goals. I am pleased to report that the school has made positive progress over the last two years in fulfilling this plan. We expect to realize further progress in this year’s assessment. Development: Our development committee is the workhorse of the board year after year. The school’s financial well-being
depends on the efforts of this committee annually. The fundraising process never ends and takes an enormous amount of volunteer time. This year’s development committee has been superb and deserves commendation. With the limitless energy of Advancement Director Taylor Houser, coupled with an equally enthusiastic committee of board members and non-board member parents, the school exceeded its aggressive Annual Giving goal by 10 percent. Thanks to all who made this campaign a success. Most importantly, thank you to all parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty and staff who contributed to Annual Giving.
Buildings and Grounds: Each year, this committee works to prioritize a long wish list of projects using limited funds. Over the
past five years, our campus has seen annual improvements in both form and function. Our most recent major project was the installation of a much-needed new track surface. It was made possible in large part by the generous donation of a loyal supporter. This project, along with many other projects including the fence project completed last year, has made our campus look the best it ever has. I also want to recognize the grounds crew that does a fantastic job keeping the campus in top form.
Campus Master Planning: This committee is an ad hoc committee formed this year to work with the school’s master plan designer and consultant, Barganier Davis Sims Architects, to establish a campus master plan. We hope to finalize the plan by this summer and to begin buildout during our 50th anniversary school year of 2020–2021.
There has never been a better time to be a part of the Bayside family, regardless of your affiliation with the school. It is a place filled with selfless teachers, coaches and administrators who work hard every day to help our students reach their potential. This school will continue its tradition of success while always avoiding complacency. Thank you to everyone who has helped make this year successful!
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Annual Giving
Includes Annual Fund, restricted gifts, fence contributions, in-kind gifts, Bay Affair sponsorships and High Tide sponsorships.
Admiralʼs Circle: $10,000 & above Chick-fil-A Spanish Fort Mr. James Compton Compton Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Nathan L. Cox Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Dr. & Mrs. William T. Fergus Mr. Chris Haley & Dr. Healther Haley Mr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hix Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman IBERIABANK Leavell Investment Management Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Makin Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Miller Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Pilot RJJB Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan Sadlock Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Wright Captainʼs Circle: $5,000–$9,999 Mr. & Mrs. William W. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Central Alabama Area Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Scott H. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Gaillard Jr. Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hixson Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter J. H. Wright & Associates, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William D. Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Clayton G. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Jr. Ms. Virginia O. Macpherson Marriottʼs Grand Hotel Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Timothy N. McInnis Jr. Mrs. Appleton H. OʼMelia Mr. Tom OʼMelia Dr. Grace Pilot Mr. & Mrs. Rhett C. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Haymes S. Snedeker Terry Thompson Chevrolet The OʼMelia Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Wesley S. Thompson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Thurber III Commanderʼs Circle: $1,500–$4,999 Ashurst & Niemeyer Real Estate Bayside Class of 2017 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Blackwell Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Boan Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Bryars Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Chapman Cold Stream Foundation, Inc. Cooper Restaurants, Inc. Mr. Angelo A. Corte Crimi Family Foundation Cunningham Delaney Construction LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Cunningham III Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Dollar General Literacy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Dowhan Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Fellers III
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Frailie Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gaberino Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Gross Jr. Gulf City Body & Trailer Works, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John O. Hearin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hedge Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Henke Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hicks Sr. Mrs. Robert M. Hodgson Dr. & Mrs. Vernon Hunter Dr. & Mrs. J. Quint Jardine John A. Robertson Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Jones Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Jones Dr. & Mrs. Lane S. Kannegieter Ms. Shamim Koch Mr. & Mrs. Matt Laymon Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Lumpkin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bart McCrory Mr. & Mrs. Vance McCrory Dr. & Mrs. George H. McKean Jr. McLeod Construction Dr. & Mrs. Gary Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Will Newberry Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Norton Mr. & Mrs. Michael Papa Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittman Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee D. Pittman III Plantation Pointe Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Dr. & Mrs. Ryan B. Ramagosa Mr. & Mrs. John A. Robertson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Roussos Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rowland Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Santelices Mr. & Mrs. Gwyn S. Seward Mr. & Mrs. James S. Shilston III Mr. & Mrs. Willard B. Simmons Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Jr. Mr. Russell T. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Sullivan Sunrise Dermatology LLC Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Thompson Jr. Urgent Care by the Bay Drs. Amanda & Chad VanDerHeyden Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Walters Jr. Drs. Kimberly & Almand J. Westbrook Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Whitehurst Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Will Zoghbyʼs Uniform Unlimited Helmsmanʼs Circle $500–$1,499 Alabama Orthopedic Clinic Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Ashurst III B & B Industrial Supply Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James Bailey Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Baker Bancroft Condos Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Beall Mr. & Mrs. Eric B. Beall Mr. Bill Beck Mr. & Mrs. Bayless Biles Mr. Walter Billups Blackwell Real Estate Mr. Brian P. Britt
Mr. & Mrs. Toby D. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Darryl W. Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Peter Burns Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cain Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannizzo Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carpenter Mrs. Clare Castleman Chevron Matching Employee Funds Chris Myers Automotive Coastal Exposures Landscaping Colony Animal Clinic Mr. & Mrs. Atilio I. Corte III Mr. & Mrs. Del A. Corte Sr. Ms. Lynn J. Corte Mr. & Mrs. Robert Craft Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick Cramton Mr. & Mrs. John T. Crowder Dr. & Mrs. Mark R. Crowell Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cunningham Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brooks C. DeLaney Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Wylie E. Drayton Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Dudley Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy III Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dumas Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Duncan Jr. Ms. Joan W. Dunlap The F.L. DuValle Charitable Foundation Trust Mrs. Stephanie P. Easterling Eastern Shore Family Practice Fairhope Title Services, LLC Friends of Gretchen Corte GIC Cuisine, LLC Mrs. Kristin Fjelby Grung GSI Services, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Bobby R. Gwin Jr. Mrs. Sharon Hadding Haggard Mr. & Mrs. Mike Haggerty Haley Dermatology Group Drs. Karen & Bill Hamilton Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Heiser Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Hodgson Ms. Misty Hudson Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Ash Jha Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Herbert P. Jones Sr. Mr. & Mrs. George Kalaris Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Kalifeh Sr. Kemper Industries, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kemper Drs. Lynne & Charles E. Kirkland II Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Koby Import Auto Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Koby Lamar Advertising of Mobile, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Lambert III Mr. William P. Lazenby Mr. John R. Macpherson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred W. McCoy Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Tim McInnis Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm A. McMillan Jr. BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 25
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Ms. Alicia L. McWhorter Mr. & Mrs. Edward Miller Dr. & Mrs. Hugh B. Milteer Jr. Dr. Meg & Mr. Jason B. Moore Dr. & Mrs. William J. Morrison III Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Niemeyer Mr. Randall C. Niemeyer Northcutt Dental Practice, PC Drs. Tracy & John David Northcutt III Mr. & Mrs. Sam Norvell Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Partin Jr. Parvin Animal Clinic Dr. & Mrs. David S. Parvin Mr. & Mrs. Virgil D. Paul Mr. Parker L. Payson Dr. & Mrs. Craig R. Peterson Pilot Catastrophe Services, Inc. Poarch Band of Creek Indians Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Postle Radcliff Homes Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Ramey Mr. Don F. Rhodes Rhodes Mechanical LLC Mr. G. Mace Ritchey Mr. & Mrs. David Ryan Dr. & Mrs. Albert J. Savage IV Ms. Ann C. Schilling Mr. & Mrs. David Schmidt School Strategies Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Joel J. Sirmon Mr. & Mrs. Walter N. Spitzer III Spriggs Enterprises Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. St. Pierre Rev. & Mrs. Chad R. Stafford Mrs. Jennifer Starling Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Suchan T. Cain Grocery, Inc. The Doy & Margaret McCall Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alvin R. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Vester J. Thompson III Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Tomlinson Trustmark Bank Mr. & Mrs. John W. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Anil K. Vira Mr. & Mrs. William Vosen Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Watson Mr. & Mrs. Dustin A. Weil Wholesale Solutions William F. & Patricia A. Beck Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Williams Dr. & Mrs. Terry Wilsdorf Wind Creek Casino Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Wise IV Mr. & Mrs. Johnny M. Young Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yow Mr. & Mrs. Scott Zimmerman Navigatorʼs Circle: $250–$499 Drs. Ashley & Sean C. Allison Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Audet Mr. Shane R. Balhatchet Mr. & Mrs. Dave E. Beaman Mr. Jonathan L. Berry Mr. & Mrs. Stenson Biggs Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Blevins 26 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
Ms. Annie Bolling Mr. & Mrs. Britton Bonner Mrs. Caroline Reehl Boykin Mr. & Mrs. Byron Brackin III Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Branyon Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Sidney B. Brevard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Brewer Mr. James Lee Bryan Mr. & Mrs. John K. Buckner Jr. Dr. Suzanne H. Bush Mr. & Mrs. William R. Buster IV Mr. & Mrs. Just Cebrian Mr. William G. Chason Dr. & Mrs. Tao Chen Capt. & Mrs. Carlisle H. Childress Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Sherrill Clements Sr. Mrs. Betsy H. Coleman Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Coumanis Mr. & Mrs. James G. Counselman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dasinger Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Donald Mrs. Kista Thomas Dorgan Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik J. Engel Mr. & Mrs. James R. Fargason Mr. & Mrs. Jamie T. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. David P. Florey Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. Micah Gill Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Ginger Mr. & Mrs. Trenton M. Godwin Commander George R. Graves Dr. & Mrs. Pat Haley Dr. & Mrs. Adam J. Handwerger Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hawkins IV Mr. & Mrs. James Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Holmes Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jackson R. Houser Sr. Mr. William M. Inge Mrs. Anne Froom Jones Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Kaiser Ms. Sarah Kalaris Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Kasuba Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Ladd IV Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Lieb Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Marine Mr. & Mrs. George A. Martin Dr. Megan O. McCall Captain & Mrs. Mark E. McCullins Mrs. Keely Waggoner McGee Mr. & Ms. J. K. McLean Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Slade M. McLendon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McLendon III Mr. & Mrs. Autrey McMillan Mr. & Mrs. David Milstead Drs. Elizabeth & Scott Minto Mr. Rico Moorer Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Neal Dr. Laura Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. OʼHara Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James L. Perry Mrs. Shannon Mills Pesnell Mr. & Mrs. Bradley W. Pettis Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Phillips Mr. Jeff A. Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Bernd Pierstorff Mr. & Mrs. Brandon D. Pilot Mr. & Mrs. Jared Pilot Mrs. Jenna Hill Rachal Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff Ms. Cindy Robles Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Roush Ms. Jennifer M. Rubio Mr. & Mrs. Jerry T. Schlesinger Mrs. Jacqueline Preuss Schnitzer Ms. Emma Lisa S. Sheffield Mr. & Mrs. James Shows Jr. Skyros Benevolent Society Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey L. Stacey Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steele Mr. & Mrs. John D. Stuart Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Les Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Taul IV Mr. & Mrs. Terry Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Darryl D. Tripp Mr. Wade Waters Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weller Drs. Mary & Dylan R. Wells Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Etson B. White Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. White Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Will Mr. & Mrs. Wilton Wright Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Yaeger Mr. & Mrs. Niall G. Yamane Dr. & Mrs. Tom Yancey Compass Circle: $249 & Below Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Allen Amazon Smile Mr. Andrew Arick Ms. Laura Lee Arnet Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Ascik Mr. & Mrs. Russell Atkinson Mrs. Sharla Austin Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Averitt Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bacon III Mr. & Mrs. Brion Baker Mr. & Mrs. Eaton G. Barnard Mr. Grahm R. Barnard Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Barnette Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell A. Barnhill Mr. & Mrs. William Barrois Mr. & Mrs. Gil Barrow Mr. & Mrs. Bradley W. Barton Mrs. Catherine Adcock Bartz Mr. & Mrs. Scott Beardsley Mr. & Mrs. John W. Beck Mr. Daniel A. Benton Mrs. Sandra Bermudez Mr. David H. Bingham Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Grant Blackburn Mrs. Ellen Blackwell Ms. Carly A. Blankenship Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Boothe Mr. Daniel Bott Mrs. Rebecca Bouslog Mr. & Mrs. Phil E. Boyd Ms. Patricia L. Bradley Mr. Stanard Bradley Mrs. Ashley Ellis Brainerd Mrs. Michelle Holley Braley
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Mr. & Mrs. John Brass Mr. & Mrs. Sidney A. Brevard III Ms. Britten L. Britt Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brogan Mr. & Mrs. Jay S. Broughton Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bryars III Ms. Emory S. Builta Mrs. Emma F. Burgess Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Campbell II Mr. Ryan Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Carey Mr. Casey W. Carr Dr. & Mrs. Sean M. Carter Mr. Reid Cater Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cayo Drs. Laura & Matthew E. Cepeda Mrs. Lindsey Welch Cerkovnik Ms. Dorothy H. Chappelle Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Chason Mrs. Cason Crosby Cheely Ms. Stephanie Childres Mrs. Mary Morris Chin Mr. Henry N. Christman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cicco Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Clark Mr. & Mrs. James Clark Dr. Elizabeth & Mr. Scott Clemens Dr. Barbara C. Clements Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Coley Mr. & Mrs. Dustin R. Cook Rev. & Mrs. Jay D. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Cort Dr. & Mrs. James Corte Mr. & Mrs. Julio Corte III Mrs. Ashton Crist Ms. Mary Neil Crosby Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Crum IV Mrs. Courtney Chavers Davenport Mrs. Brittany A. Davidson Dr. & Mrs. Eric S. Dawson Jr. Mr. Dylan Deal Mrs. Embree Dykema Deason Mr. Robert E. DeNeefe V Ms. Deborah G. Denniston Mr. David G. Dietze Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dillen Mr. & Mrs. David W. Dobbins Mr. Harry M. DʼOlive Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Doré Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Downey III Mr. Lewis W. Drash Ms. Jennifer Dumas Mr. William Dumas Commander (Retired) & Mrs. Robert B. duMont III Mrs. Christina Tarwater Dunn Mr. Hunter Dyas Eastern Shore Art Association, Inc. Mrs. Margaret D. Edgar Mrs. Lisa Peters Edmunds Mr. & Mrs. Tracy G. Edmundson Dr. Mary Elizabeth Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Ernest IV Ms. Nancy Erwin Ms. Hannah Etheredge
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff R. Ezell Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fargason Mr. & Mrs. Fyke Farmer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Fedro Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rob Felty Mrs. Vikki T. Finch Mr. Ben Fishbein Mrs. Leigh Anne Hamburg Fleming Mrs. Cindy Frederick Mr. Thomas Fugard Mrs. Leah Shell Giattina Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Giles Ms. Charlotte D. Gill Ms. Pagan D. Gilman Mr. & Mrs. Roy Godwin Dr. Hunter Goodman Mr. Peter Gounares Mrs. Lauren Russell Graham Mr. Joseph Granade Mr. Ben Gravlee Mr. & Mrs. Chad H. Green Mr. & Mrs. David Green Mrs. Mary Beth Greene Mr. & Mrs. Robin Grieves Dr. & Mrs. David C. Hall Ms. Haley Hall Mrs. Leslie Hall Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Ham Mr. & Mrs. Christian E. Hamlin Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Hammele Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Handwerger Ms. Katherine W. Hanley Dr. & Mrs. John A. Harcourt Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Harrell III Mr. & Mrs. Rano Harris Ms. Lisa G. Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Hattox Mrs. Harriet A. Hauser Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hawkins III Mrs. Patricia Higbee Hawthorne Mr. & Mrs. David H. Head Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin G. Heebe Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hellmich Mrs. Helen Malbis Hendrich Mr. & Mrs. Pelham H. Henry III Ms. Madison B. Herring Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hofferber Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Holland Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Hollingsworth Mrs. C. J. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hollingsworth Ms. Leigh Holman Mr. & Mrs. Larry Holmberg Ms. Elizabeth A. Horn Dr. & Mrs. Adam J. Huddleston Mr. & Mrs. Will Hughes Ms. Catherine H. Hunter Mrs. Lynda Butts Iseman Ms. Jennifer Ivy Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Sidney W. Jackson III Mr. Truitte Jackson Ms. Tammy L. Jackson-Rowell Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. James Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David Jellenc Mr. & Mrs. Roddy L. Jeffers Ms. Laura Jensen
Ms. Leah C. Johnson Mrs. Kristy Johnson-Snell Mr. Russell S. Johnston Mr. Paul D. Joiner Mr. Emory Jones Ms. Meredith Julian Mr. Travis D. P. Julian Mr. John W. Jurkiewicz Ms. Mary Robin Jurkiewicz Mr. & Mrs. David A. Kahalley Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Kemper Mr. & Mrs. Reid Key Mr. & Mrs. Victor Knight Ms. Elizabeth A. Kolakoski Mrs. Caroline Gill Kuipers Mrs. Ashley Stone Kulda Mr. & Mrs. Nick M. Lacanski Mr. Timothy G. Lambert Ms. Jamie Lane Mrs. Elizabeth Dumas Langley Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lasseter Ms. Caitlin Lassiter Ms. Mary Latady Ms. Mandy Lay Mr. Doug R. Leffard Lt. & Mrs. Chris Legett Mr. Wajima Leland Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Lieb Mr. John W. Long Mr. & Mrs. William B. Lott Jr. Ms. Sara Macedon Mr. & Mrs. Lee Mackin Mr. & Mrs. Wib R. Magli Mr. Britton Majors Mr. Trevor A. Makin Ms. Adele E. Mantiply Ms. Julia M. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Martin III Mrs. Susan McClellan Mr. & Mrs. Greg McClure Ms. Sherrie McCool Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. McCormick Sr. Mrs. Lin McCullough Mr. & Mrs. John M. McGlasson Mr. Patrick McKee Mr. & Mrs. Richardson B. McKenzie IV
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Mr. & Mrs. David McLaughlin Mrs. Jane McLendon Ms. Lisa J. McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Andin C. McLeod III Mr. Barry McPhail Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy E. McPhillips Mrs. Leah Jones McTaggart Ms. Martha Meador Mrs. Megan Woodward Medley Mr. & Mrs. Alain L. Melendez Ms. Emily R. Messenger Mr. Eric B. Michaelson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Miller Sr. Mrs. Judith Pierce Miller Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Mills Mrs. Andrea Cox Millsap Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Mims Mr. Edward G. Minton Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Joshua H. Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Bob Moore Ms. Nikki M. Moorer Ms. Lauren Moran Mr. & Mrs. William Moran Mrs. Ann-Brooks Hodgson Morrissette Mrs. Elizabeth Helton Moss Mr. & Mrs. Muniruddin A. Mulla Mr. & Mrs. Patrick R. Murphy Mr. Christopher Nager Mr. Mark Nager Mrs. Jeramy H. Neill Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Nelson Ms. Eugenia Lockett Nelson Mr. J. J. Nelson Mrs. Jennie M. Hawthorne Nelson Ms. Merrilee Nestande Mr. & Mrs. Leonard N. Newman III Mrs. Amanda Burke Nichols Mrs. Myriam Crosby Nicholson Mrs. Britt Fuller Nixon Ms. R. M. OʼConnor Ms. Alexandra M. Ogburn Mr. & Mrs. Eugene OʼHara Mrs. Katherine Fore OʼNeill Ms. Vicki K. OʼNeill Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Passons Mr. & Mrs. Justin Pate Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Patton Mrs. Jennifer Sirmon Peters Mr. Adam Peturis Ms. Jennifer L. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Jeff C. Pierce Mrs. James Pittman Mr. Lee D. M. Pittman IV Mrs. Chason Havard Pizzotti Mr. & Mrs. Ashton Pond Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Powers Ms. Glenda Prewett Mr. & Mrs. Travis B. Prewett Mrs. Burton Kilgore Prewitt Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Prickett Mr. Mallory B. Privett Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Propst Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Puckett Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff IV Mrs. Erin Azok Rasch Mr. & Mrs. Beau Ray 28 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Reeves Ms. Lauren Reibe Ms. Sharon C. Reibe Mrs. Catherine Hatchett Reinhardt Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Rella Mrs. Marian S. Repsher Ms. Christina L. Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Adam B. Richardson Mr. Albert Richardson Mrs. Christina Ricks Dr. & Mrs. Paul Rider Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ring Mr. Sean D. Ritchey Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Robbins Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Roberts Mr. Douglas Robertson Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rockett Mr. Richard E. Rockwell Ms. Hillary Rolin Mr. Sam C. Rosten Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rucando Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Russell Mr. & Mrs. Cole F. Ryan Mrs. Jennifer Bastian Schettewi Mrs. Aimée C. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sellers Ms. Megan Seward Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sharitt Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John E. Shankle Mr. & Mrs. Max E. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. Shelley Sr. Mr. Hayes Sherer Mr. & Mrs. James A. Simpson Dr. Bryan Sirmon Mr. James A. Sirmon Mrs. Brannon McCrory Skillern Mr. & Mrs. Doug Slack Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Sledge Mr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Small Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Sr. Dr. Dusty & Mr. Craig F. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Smith III Mrs. Natalie V. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Newman Smith Mr. & Mrs. William B. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Sommerville Mr. & Mrs. Michael Southworth Mr. & Mrs. Mark Stallings Mr. & Mrs. James D. Stallworth Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Stanley Mrs. Crissy Cody Stemkowski Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Stevens Jr. Ms. Stacey Stewart Mr. Matthew C. Stinebaugh Ms. Kim Stricklin Siegal Ms. Claire B. Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Swagart Ms. Ida Swift Mr. Hector Takahashi Dr. & Mrs. Roger P. Tart Mr. & Mrs. David Tarwater Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Taylor Mr. Rucker Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Terry The Southern Grind Coffee House Dr. Lea Theodore Mr. & Mrs. John W. Therrell III
Mrs. Linor R. Thomas Ms. Rosalie Thomas Mrs. Edie Dyas Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Thompson Mr. Joseph E. Thornton Mrs. America Jones Tickle Ms. Manuvadee K. Tran Mr. & Mrs. David Trice Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Trimble III Mr. Augustine D. Trione Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Turner Ms. McLeod Turner Mr. & Mrs. Monroe M. Turner Mrs. Meredith J. Underwood Ms. Alison Wojciechowski Van Norman Mr. & Mrs. Ken Vickery Mr. & Mrs. Dylan W. Vivier Mr. & Mrs. Francis Wakeford III Mr. & Mrs. John B. Warner Mrs. Kara Strope Warr Mrs. Lani Kaiser Washington Mr. & Mrs. Jordan A. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Watson Mr. & Mrs. James W. Waycaster Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Webb III Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Weller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Weller Dr. & Mrs. James D. West Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. White Dr. & Mrs. Walter White Ms. Ashleigh Whitlow Mr. David Williams Mr. & Mrs. Derek Williams Mr. & Mrs. James K. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Williams IV Mr. & Mrs. John Willis Mr. & Mrs. J. Howard H. Wilson Jr. Mrs. Meg Perkins Wittendorfer Mr. & Mrs. John Wnek Mrs. Elizabeth Fonde Wolfrom Ms. Laura H. Wright Mr. Timothy E. Yahr Mr. & Mrs. David P. York Mr. & Mrs. Wanhui Zhou
Annual Fund ʼ16–17 Current Parents
Class of 2017: 76 percent Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Boan Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Boothe Mr. & Mrs. Toby Brown
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Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chapman Dr. & Mrs. Tao Chen Mr. & Mrs. Del A. Corte Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Atilio I. Corte III Dr. & Mrs. James Corte Dr. & Mrs. Mark Crowell Mr. & Mrs. Michael Daves Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik J. Engel Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Ezell Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Giles Ms. Lisa Hartley Mr. & Mrs. John O. Hearin Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hedge Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Heebe Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hellmich Mr. & Mrs. Pelham H. Henry III Mr. & Mrs. V. David Jellenc Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Robbins Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Kahalley Dr. & Mrs. Lane Kannegieter Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Mr. & Mrs. J. K. McLean Mr. & Mrs. Andin C. McLeod III Mr. & Mrs. Darrell Mims Dr. & Mrs. William J. Morrison III Mr. & Mrs. Muniruddin A. Mulla Drs. Tracy & John David Northcutt III Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Norton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. OʼHara Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Travis Paul Mr. Parker Payson Mr. & Mrs. James L. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Ashton Pond Mr. & Mrs. Allen Puckett Mr. & Mrs. W. Hutch Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sharitt Mr. James Sirmon Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Scott Thompson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Vester Jay Thompson III Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Anil Vira Mr. Wade Waters Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Wise IV Class of 2018: 76 percent Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Audet Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Averitt Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Barton Mr. & Mrs. Dave E. Beaman Mr. & Mrs. William W. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Stenson Biggs Mr. & Mrs. Phil E. Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Branyon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Flemming Buhl Mr. James M. Compton Dr. & Mrs. Eric S. Dawson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David W. Dobbins Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Donald Mr. Chris & Dr. Heather Haley Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Ham Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Hammele Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Holmes Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. James Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Kasuba Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Kemper Mr. & Mrs. Alain L. Melendez Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Miller Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Passons Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Rella Mr. Don F. Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Roush Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. Shelley Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Sledge Dr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Barry L. Taylor Dr. & Mrs. James D. West Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James K. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Wright Mr. & Mrs. David P. York Mr. & Mrs. Johnny M. Young Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wanhui Zhou Class of 2019: 76 percent Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. William W. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cicco Rev. & Mrs. Jay D. Cooper Dr. & Mrs. James Corte Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dasinger Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Downey III Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy III Mrs. & Mr. Mary Beth Greene Dr. & Mrs. David C. Hall Ms. Lisa G. Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hellmich Mr. & Mrs. Pelham H. Henry III Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hixson Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Herbert P. Jones Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Kahalley Dr. & Mrs. Lane S. Kannegieter Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Koby Mr. & Mrs. John M. McGlasson Mr. & Mrs. J. K. McLean Mr. & Mrs. Slade M. McLendon Sr. Mr & Mrs. Jimmy E. McPhillips Dr. & Mrs. Hugh B. Milteer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard N. Newman III Ms. Vicki K. OʼNeill Dr. & Mrs. Craig R. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Mr. Don F. Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. David Ryan Mr. & Mrs. David Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey L. Stacey Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Suchan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Taul IV Mr. & Mrs. Monroe M. Turner Mr. & Mrs. William Vosen Mr. & Mrs. Etson B. White Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Will Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Wise IV Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yow
Class of 2020: 78 percent Mr. & Mrs. Mason Audet Mr. Shane Balhatchet Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Barnette Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Just Cebrian Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cort Mr. & Mrs. Del A. Corte Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Cunningham III Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Donald Mr. & Mrs. Wylie E. Drayton Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Ellis Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Fellers III Mr. & Mrs. David P. Florey Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gaberino Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Gaillard Jr. Mr. Chris & Dr. Heather Haley Mrs. John O. Hearin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hedge Mr. & Mrs. James Higginbotham Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Kalifeh Sr. Drs. Lynne & Charles E. Kirkland II Mr. & Mrs. Victor Knight Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Ladd IV Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Lambert III Dr. & Mrs. Clayton G. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lee Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Martin III Mr. & Mrs. George A. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Miller Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David Milstead Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Mims Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Norton Mr. & Mrs. James L. Perry Mr. Jeff A. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Prickett Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff IV Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ring Mr. & Mrs. Rhett C. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Roush Mr. & Mrs. David Schmidt Dr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Stevens Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John D. Stuart Sr. Mr & Mrs. Gregory Turner Mr. & Mrs. Dustin A. Weil Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Weller Dr. & Mrs. James D. West Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Whitehurst Class of 2021: 75 percent Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Barton Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt Beard Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Beall Mr & Mrs. Scott Beardsley Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Bryars Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Flemming Buhl Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carpenter Mr. James M. Compton Mr. & Mrs. Atilio I. Corte III Mr. & Mrs. Julio Corte III Mr. & Mrs. James G. Counselman Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy III Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Fedro Jr. BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 29
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Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Hawkins IV Ms. Kit Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Sidney W. Jackson III Mr. & Mrs. Herbert P. Jones Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Kasuba Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. McCormick Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred W. McCoy Jr. Mr. & Mrs. J. K. McLean Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McLendon III Dr. & Mrs. Hugh B. Milteer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Mixon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. OʼHara Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rucando Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Russell Mr. & Mrs. James A. Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. St. Pierre Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey L. Stacey Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Scott Thompson Mr. & Mrs. William Vosen Mr. & Mrs. John B. Warner Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Will Class of 2022: 72 percent Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bacon III Mr. & Mrs. Eric B. Beall Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Branyon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Broadhead Mr. & Mrs. John K. Buckner Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick Cramton Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Crum IV Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Brooks C. DeLaney Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Dowhan Ms. Joan W. Dunlap Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Ellison Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Fellers III Mr. & Mrs. Jamie T. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Gaillard Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hartman Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hixson
Ms. Misty Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. James Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Ash Jha Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Ladd IV Dr. & Mrs. Clayton G. Lane Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lee Ms. Virginia O. Macpherson Mr. John R. Macpherson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John M. McGlasson Dr. & Mrs. William J. Morrison III Mrs. Jeramy H. Neill Ms. Merrilee Nestande Drs. Tracy & John David Northcutt III Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Partin Jr. Mr. Jeff A. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ring Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Robbins Jr. Ms. Jennifer M. Rubio Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steele Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Terry Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Tripp Drs. Amanda & Chad VanDerHeyden Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Watson Drs. Mary & Dylan R. Wells Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yow Class of 2023: 77 percent Drs. Ashley & Sean C. Allison Mr. & Mrs. Eric B. Beall Mr. & Mrs. Michael Blevins Mr. Brian P. Britt Ms. Britten L. Britt Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carpenter Dr. & Mrs. Just Cebrian Dr. & Mrs. Tao Chen Dr. Barbara C. Clements Mr. & Mrs. Dustin Cook Mr. & Mrs. James G. Counselman Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Cunningham III Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Duncan Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ginger Mr. & Mrs. Trenton M. Godwin Mr. Darrell W. Grimsley Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David H. Head Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hedge Mr. & Mrs. James Higginbotham Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Herbert P. Jones Sr. Drs. Lynne & Charles E. Kirkland II Captain & Mrs. Mark E. McCullins Mr. & Mrs. Wayne McCullough Mr. & Mrs. Timothy N. McInnis Jr. Dr. & Mrs. George H. McKean Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Slade M. McLendon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Alain L. Melendez Dr. & Mrs. Hugh B. Milteer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Josh Mixon Dr. Meg & Mr. Jason B. Moore Ms. Vicki K. OʼNeill Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Postle Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Prickett Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rowland Ms. Jennifer M. Rubio Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stewart
Class of 2024: 88 percent Drs. Ashley & Sean C. Allison Mr. & Mrs. Russell Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Baker Mr. & Mrs. William Barrois Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Dowhan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Duncan Jr. Ms. Joan W. Dunlap Mrs. Stephanie P. Easterling Mr. & Mrs. Alan Ellison Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Ernest IV Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Frailie Dr. & Mrs. David C. Hall Mr. & Mrs. John O. Hearin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hicks Sr. Ms. Misty Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Mr. & Mrs. Wib R. Magli Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. McCormick Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy N. McInnis Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richardson B. McKenzie IV Dr. Meg & Mr. Jason B. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Partin Jr. Dr. & Mrs. David S. Parvin Mr. & Mrs. Justin Pate Mr. Jeff A. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Bernd Pierstorff Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittman Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff IV Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Robbins Jr. Mr & Mrs. Nicholas J. Roussos Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Santelices Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sellers Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sharitt Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Haymes S. Snedeker Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Taul IV Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Darryl D. Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Monroe M. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yow Class of 2025: 74 percent Mr. & Mrs. Scott Baker Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Beall Dr. & Mrs. Sidney B. Brevard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Dr. Elizabeth & Mr. Scott Clemens Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Dudley Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jamie T. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Rick Frederick Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. Lee Mackin Ms. Virginia O. Macpherson Mr. John R. Macpherson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bart McCrory Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. McDonald Dr. & Mrs. George H. McKean Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richardson B. McKenzie IV Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm A. McMillan Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Postle Ms. Hillary Rolin Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Sadlock Mr. & Mrs. Gwyn S. Seward
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Mr. & Mrs. James S. Shilston III Mr. & Mrs. James Shows Jr. Dr. Dusty & Mr. Craig F. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Sommerville Mr. & Mrs. Walter N. Spitzer III Mr. & Mrs. James D. Stallworth Drs. Amanda & Chad VanderHeyden Mr. & Mrs. Dylan W. Vivier Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Watson Drs. Mary & Dylan R. Wells Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Walter White Mr. & Mrs. Derek Williams
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Johnson Ms. Shamim Koch Dr. & Mrs. Clayton G. Lane Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm A. McMillan Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Justin Pate Mr. & Mrs. Bradley W. Pettis Dr. & Mrs. Albert J. Savage IV Mr. & Mrs. James S. Shilston III Mr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Small Mr. & Mrs. Haymes S. Snedeker Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Thompson Jr.
Class of 2026: 80 percent Mr. & Mrs. Russell Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. William Barrois Mr. & Mrs. William C. Blackwell Mr. & Mrs. Britton Bonner Mr. Daniel Bott Dr. Barbara C. Clements Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Coley Dr. & Mrs. Mark R. Crowell Ms. Joan W. Dunlap Mr. & Mrs. James R. Fargason Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Gaillard Jr. Mr. Darrell W. Grimsley Jr. Mr. Chris & Dr. Heather Haley Mrs. Leslie Hall Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Lambert III Ms. Sherrie McCool Mr. & Mrs. Wib R. Magli Ms. Alicia L. McWhorter Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Partin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bernd Pierstorff Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittman Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ring Mr. & Mrs. Rhett C. Ross Mr. & Mrs. William B. Smith Rev. & Mrs. Chad R. Stafford Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Terry Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Weller Mr. & Mrs. Scott Whitehurst Dr. & Mrs. Terry Wilsdorf Mr. & Mrs. Niall G. Yamane
Class of 2028: 88 percent Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Ashurst III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carpenter Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Dudley Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Ernest IV Mr. & Mrs. James R. Fargason Dr. & Mrs. William T. Fergus Mr. & Mrs. Bobby R. Gwin Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John A. Harcourt Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Heiser Mr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hix Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Ms. Virginia O. Macpherson Mr. John R. Macpherson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Timothy N. McInnis Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Slade M. McLendon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Miller Mr. & Mrs. Bernd Pierstorff Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittman Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Ryan B. Ramagosa Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rowland Mr. & Mrs. James W. Waycaster Drs. Mary & Dylan R. Wells Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Williams Dr. & Mrs. Terry Wilsdorf Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Yaeger
Class of 2027: 80 percent Mr. & Mrs. John W. Beck Mr. Walter Billups Mr. & Mrs. Britton Bonner Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannizzo Jr. Drs. Laura & Matthew E. Cepeda Dr. Elizabeth & Mr. Scott Clemens Mr. & Mrs. Nathan L. Cox Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Cunningham III Mr. & Mrs. Brooks C. DeLaney Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Ginger Mr. Peter Gounares Mr. & Mrs. Chad Green Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Hagan Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hicks Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Will Hughes Mr. William M. Inge
Class of 2029: 77 percent Mr. Daniel Bott Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brogan Mr. & Mrs. Peter Burns Mr. & Mrs. William R. Buster IV Drs. Laura & Matthew E. Cepeda Mr. & Mrs. Scott H. Cooper Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Coumanis Mr. & Mrs. James G. Counselman Mr. & Mrs. Nathan L. Cox Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Doré Mr. Peter Gounares Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Gross Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Adam J. Handwerger Dr. & Mrs. Adam J. Huddleston Ms. Catherine H. Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan M. Lieb Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Lieb Ms. Sherrie McCool Mr. & Mrs. Lee Mackin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Prickett Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Sellers Ms. Emma Lisa S. Sheffield Mr. & Mrs. James Shows Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Small Dr. Dusty & Mr. Craig F. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Smith III Mr. & Mrs. Walter N. Spitzer III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Swagart Mr. & Mrs. John W. Therrell III Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Webb III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Weller Mr. & Mrs. Niall G. Yamane Class of 2030: 78 percent Mr. & Mrs. John W. Beck Dr. & Mrs. Lewis Coumanis Dr. & Mrs. William T. Fergus Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Frailie Mr. & Mrs. Chad Green Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Gross Jr. Dr. & Mrs. John A. Harcourt Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Hattox Mr. & Mrs. Howard R. Hix Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jackson R. Houser Sr. Ms. Jennifer Ivy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. James Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Matt Laymon Mr. & Mrs. Bart McCrory Drs. Elizabeth & Scott Minto Mr. & Mrs. Travis Prewett Dr. & Mrs. Ryan B. Ramagosa Mr. & Mrs. Beau Ray Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Jerry T. Schlesinger Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Thompson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip D. Walters Jr. Drs. Kimberly & Almand J. Westbrook Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. Williams IV Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Yaeger
Alumni The names of class representatives are bolded. Thanks to Kim Hodgson Jardine ’76 who represented 1975–’79. Overall alumni giving is 19 percent participation. Class of 1975: 46 percent Sharon Hadding Haggard Patricia Higbee Hawthorne Jeff C. Pierce John A. Robertson Jr. Patti Bryan Sirmon Joel J. Sirmon Class of 1976: 56 percent James Lee Bryan Charles H. Bryars III Suzanne Yancey Bush Kim Hodgson Jardine Harry M. DʼOlive Jr. Kista Thomas Dorgan Helen Malbis Hendrich Tammy Webb Jackson-Rowell Judith Pierce Miller Vivian Sirmon Tarwater BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 31
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Class of 1985: 9 percent Atilio I. Corte III Robert B. duMont III John W. Trimble III Class of 1986: 44 percent Patricia L. Bradley Christopher S. Brewer Mary Morris Chin Del A. Corte Sr. Lewis W. Drash George R. Graves Christian E. Hamlin Michelle Holley Braley Lynda Butts Iseman Darcey Fugard Puckett Linor Outlaw Thomas Class of 1977: 27 percent William B. Lott Jr. Jennifer Pohsl Nelson Myriam Crosby Nicholson Donald E. White Class of 1978: 28 percent Pagan Lee Gilman Philip M. Hodgson Hayes Sherer Augustine D. Trione Laura H. Wright Class of 1979: 15 percent Mary Robin Jurkiewicz James A. Sirmon Class of 1980: 20 percent Darryl W. Bryant David G. Dietze Theresa Carter Jellenc Ashley Stone Kulda Class of 1981: 25 percent Mary Neil Crosby Susan Jurkiewicz Nelson Randall C. Niemeyer Kim Stricklin Siegal Mark H. Wright Class of 1982: 9 percent Brenda Sirmon Allen Thomas E. McLendon III Ann Corte West Class of 1983: 25 percent Kim Howard Campbell Laura Meeker Nelson Shannon Mills Pesnell Julie DiNapoli Sparks Jacqueline Preuss Schnitzer Timothy E. Yahr Class of 1984: 23 percent Ansley Head Barnard Tracy G. Edmundson Anne Froom Jones Burton Kilgore Prewitt Ashleigh Carter Whitlow 32 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
Class of 1987: 43 percent In honor of Teddy McDonald Daniel A. Benton Cameron Clark Katherine W. Hanley Leigh Holman John W. Jurkiewicz Patrick McKee Lisa J. McLendon Coleman Mills Jennifer L. Phillips Marian Miller Repsher Mark Stallings Class of 1988: 30 percent Brian C. Beall Jill Ballenger Clark Eric B. Michaelson Jennifer Bastian Schettewi Beth Hirs Trimble Lani Kaiser Washington Class of 1989: 23 percent Teresa Jones Ernest Kristin Fjelby Grung David H. Head Jr. Shannon Watts Sweetnam Class of 1990: 20 percent Eric B. Beall Lorie Tomlinson Gaillard Tracy Bell Godwin Class of 1991: 31 percent Adrienne Johnson Dowhan John R. Macpherson Sr. Keely Waggoner McGee James B. Pittman Jr. Class of 1992: 20 percent Jonathan L. Berry Catherine Hatchett Reinhardt Sean D. Ritchey Michael Southworth Class of 1993: 11 percent Hugh M. Ashurst III David Green
Class of 1994: 11 percent Britten Kopesky Britt America Jones Tickle Wade Waters Kelly Fitzhugh Weller Class of 1995: 35 percent Laura Lee Arnet Ashley Brackin Bonner Jessica Berry Deese Hunter Phillips Goodman Kristy Johnson-Snell Reid Key Ginny Tomlinson McCrory David McLaughlin Britt Fuller Nixon Paul Rider Joseph O. Weller Class of 1996: 18 percent Scott Clemens Embree Dykema Deason Leigh Anne Hamburg Fleming Catherine H. Hunter William M. Inge Leigh Wilson Postle Amy Crowder Snedeker Class of 1997: 11 percent Sharla Berry Austin William G. Chason Britton Majors Amanda Burke Nichols Jennifer LeMaster Sharitt Class of 1998: 29 percent Ashley Ellis Brainerd Mandy Lay Elizabeth Helton Moss Katherine Fore OĘźNeill Erin Azok Rasch Crissy Cody Stemkowski Meredith Randall Underwood David Williams Class of 1999: 13 percent Byron Brackin III Cason Crosby Cheely Leah Shell Giattina Ashley Sanders Gill Kim White-Spunner Gross Class of 2000: 26 percent Catherine Adcock Bartz Andrew Chason Sadie McLean Cooper Margaret Dyson Edgar Micah Gill Philip M. Hagan Jennifer Sirmon Peters Richard E. Rockwell Alison Wojciechowski Van Norman Class of 2001: 2 percent Chason Havard Pizzotti
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Class of 2002: 33 percent Carly A. Blankenship Stanard Bradley Courtney Chavers Davenport William Dumas Lisa Peters Edmunds Mary Elizabeth Edwards Truitte Jackson Leah Jones McTaggart Megan Seward Brannon McCrory Skillern Rucker Taylor
Caroline Reehl Boykin Alexi Vrabel Felty Lauren Russell Graham Sarah Kalaris Christopher Nager Jennie M. Hawthorne Nelson Jerod Pilot Douglas Robertson Sam C. Rosten Dylan Scroggins Cindy Castaneda Wnek John Wnek
Class of 2003: 20 percent Jennifer Dumas Joseph Granade Emily Robertson Messenger Mark Nager Patrick Patton Carson Rockett Bryan Sirmon Jeffrey Stanley
Class of 2006: 20 percent Ben Gravlee John W. Hofferber Morgan Sanders Hofferber Laura Jensen Elizabeth Dumas Langley Caitlin Lassiter Mary Latady Hector Takahashi Edie Dyas Thompson
Class of 2004: 12 percent Reid Cater Chris Legett Andrea Cox Millsap Kara Strope Warr Amy Yearwood Petty
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Class of 2005: 29 percent Grant Blackburn Laura Johnston Blackburn
Brenda Allen Andy Arick Alisa Ascik Kim Averitt Julia Barton Angel Bermudez David Bingham Ellen Blackwell Carly Blankenship Becca Bouslog Tootsie Bryant Emma Burgess Ryan Campbell Cheryl Cicco Stephanie Childres Marian Claramunt Kevin Coley Lynn Corte Ashton Crist Mary Neil Crosby Brittany Davidson Dylan Deal Debbie Denniston Liz DorĂŠ Mary Dumas Megg Edgar Hannah Etheredge Helen Ezell Jamie Ferguson
Class of 2007: 47 percent Casey W. Carr Lindsey Welch Cerkovnik Dorothy H. Chappelle Hunter Dyas Ben Fishbein Thomas Fugard Meredith Julian Caroline Gill Kuipers
Vikki Finch Cindy Frederick Leah Giattina Haley Hall Patti Harris Harriet Hauser Ellen Heebe Beth Horn Kelly Hughes Carrie Jackson Leah Johnson Tom Johnson Scott Johnston Sonny Joiner Sally Kalaris Sarah Kalaris Kristen Kammer-Hattox Penny Kemper Nick Lacanski Mark Lasseter Phil Lazenby Doug Leffard Y-man Leland Wade Long Jodi Marine Steven Marine Megan McCall Susan McClellan Lin McCullough
Jamie Lane Megan Woodward Medley Rico Moorer Ann-Brooks Hodgson Morrissette J. J. Nelson Jenna Hill Rachal Stacey Stewart Jordan A. Watkins Alex Calametti Watkins Meg Perkins Wittendorfer Class of 2008: 21 percent Jay S. Broughton Jordan Grodzicki Carter Sean M. Carter Robert E. DeNeefe V Christina Tarwater Dunn Emory Jones Travis D. P. Julian Sara Macedon Brandon D. Pilot Mallory B. Privett David B. Reeves Cole F. Ryan Celeste Sullivan Trice David Trice Jr.
Alexandra Ogburn Lee Pittman Christina Rhodes Drue DeNeefe Rockett Matthew Stinebaugh Class of 2012: 17 percent Grahm R. Barnard Henry N. Christman Mary-Bradley Flynn Charlotte D. Gill Elizabeth A. Kolakoski Trevor A. Makin Adele E. Mantiply Nikki M. Moorer Eugenia Lockett Nelson Hannah Pate Claire B. Stuart Class of 2013: 4 percent Emory Builta Edward G. Minton Class of 2016 Annie Bolling
Class of 2009: 2 percent Lauren Reibe Class of 2010: 12 percent Madison Herring Julia Martin
Barry McPhail Emily Messenger Andi Millsap Lee Milstead Page Mims Josh Montgomery Clare Moran Lauren Moran Kristin Neely Marie O’Connor Michael Papa Scarlet Pate Adam Peturis Marilee Propst Darcey Puckett Amy Ramagosa Katie Ray Lauren Reibe Sharon Reibe Juanita Rella Adam Richardson Albert Richardson Christina Ricks Kristen Ring Douglas Robertson Cindy Robles Hillary Rolin Teresa Sellers Ann Schilling
Louanne Shankle Jennifer Sharitt Angela Shaw Michelle Shelley Sam Small Kristin Smith Natalie Smith Jeff Stanley Jenni Starling Pam Stevens Joe Swagart Gail Tart Vivian Tarwater Lea Theodore Liz Thomas Chrissy Thompson Joey Thornton Dee Tran Rochelle Tripp Aymie Warner Ralph L. Watson Jo Ann Weller Alba White Donna Williams Mary Ann Willis Sally Wilson Diana Yeager BAYSIDE ACADEMY | 33
Grandparents
Mr. & Mrs. Gil Barrow Mr. Bill Beck Mr. & Mrs. Phil E. Boyd Mr. & Mrs. John Brass Mr. & Mrs. Sidney A. Brevard III Mrs. Clare Castleman Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cayo Capt. & Mrs. Carlisle H. Childress Mr. & Mrs. Henry Christopher Mr. & Mrs. James Clark Mr. & Mrs. Sherrill Clements Sr. Mrs. Betsy H. Coleman
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cunningham Jr. Ms. Deborah G. Denniston Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy Jr. Ms. Nancy Erwin Mr. & Mrs. Peter Fargason Mr. & Mrs. Fyke Farmer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Roy Godwin Mrs. Nora Godwin Mr. & Mrs. Robin Grieves Mr. & Mrs. Mike Haggerty Dr. & Mrs. Pat Haley Dr. & Dr. Bill Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Ronnie Handwerger Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hawkins III Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman Dr. & Mrs. J. R. Holland Mrs. C. J. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Larry Holmberg Mr. & Mrs. Roddy L. Jeffers Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kemper Mr. & Mrs. Greg McClure Mr & Mrs. Vance McCrory Mr. & Mrs. Tim McInnis Mr. & Mrs. J.K. McLean Jr. Mrs. Jane McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Autrey McMillan
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Mitchell Mr. & Mrs Robert A. Moore, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Neal Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Niemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Sam Norvell Mr. & Mrs. Eugene OʼHara Mr. & Mrs. Tom OʼMelia Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Phillips Ms. Glenda Prewett Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Ramey Mrs. Aimée C. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Doug Slack Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Newman Smith Mr. & Mrs. Les Stuart Ms. Ida Swift Mr. & Mrs. Terry Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Tomlinson Mr. & Mrs. John W. Turner Ms. McLeod Turner Mr. & Mrs. Ken Vickery Mr. & Mrs. Francis Wakeford III Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weller Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Wilton Wright
Ms. Tammy L. Jackson-Rowell Mr. & Mrs. George J. Kalaris Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lasseter Mr. & Mrs. William B. Lott Jr. Mr. & Mrs. S. Anthony Makin Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Marine Mrs. Lin McCullough Mrs. Jane McLendon Ms. Lisa J. McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Nelson Dr. & Mrs. Gary Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Niemeyer Mr. & Mrs. Virgil D. Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Pilot Ms. Sharon Reibe Mr. & Mrs. John A. Robertson Jr. Ms. Cindy Robles Mr. & Mrs. John E. Shankle Mr. & Mrs. Joel J. Sirmon Dr. & Mrs. Roger P. Tart Mr. & Mrs. David Tarwater Mr. & Mrs. Larry C. Tomlinson Mr. & Mrs. Walter Weller Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. White Mr. & Mrs. J. Howard H. Wilson Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Tom Yancey
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Lumpkin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Bart McCrory Dr. & Mrs. George H. McKean Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Miller Jr. Dr. Meg & Mr. Jason B. Moore Dr. & Mrs. Gary Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Will Newberry Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Norton Mr. & Mrs. Michael Papa Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Pilot Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pittman Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lee D. Pittman III Plantation Pointe Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Postle Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Mr. G. Mace Ritchey RJJB Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John A. Robertson Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rhett C. Ross
Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan C. Sadlock Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Willard B. Simmons Jr. Mr. Russell T. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Wesley S. Thompson Sr. Drs. Amanda & Chad VanDerHeyden Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Will Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Wise IV Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Johnny M. Young Jr.
Alumni Parents Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Ascik Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bryars III Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Campbell II Ms. Lynn J. Corte Mr. & Mrs. Robert Craft Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dumas Mr. & Mrs. Hendrik J. Engel Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Giles Mr. & Mrs. Rano Harris Mr. & Mrs. George Hawthorne Mr & Mrs. Philip M. Hodgson Ms. Elizabeth A. Horn
The Fence Campaign Ashurst & Niemeyer Real Estate Bayside Class of 2017 Mr. & Mrs. Bayless Biles Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Boan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Bryars Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cain Jr. Mr. Angelo A. Corte Ms. Lynn J. Corte Mr. & Mrs. John T. Crowder Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Friends of Gretchen Corte Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Gaillard Jr. Mr. Chris & Dr. Heather Haley Mr. & Mrs. John O. Hearin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hicks Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Hodgson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman Ms. Misty Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Dr. & Mrs. J. Quint Jardine Mr. & Mrs. William D. Johnson 34 | BAYSIDE ACADEMY
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Booster Club Members
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Ashurst III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Audet Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bacon III Mr. & Mrs. James Bailey Jr. Mr. & Mrs. R. Jeff Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. William W. Beard Mr. & Mrs. Stenson Biggs Mr. Walter Billups Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Boothe Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Branyon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Broadhead Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Toby D. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Darryl W. Bryant Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Bryars Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John K. Buckner Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Flemming Buhl Mr. & Mrs. Peter Burns Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cain Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cannizzo Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carpenter Mr. James M. Cassity Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Just Cebrian Mr. & Mrs. Pelham B. Chastang Dr. & Mrs. Hal Clark Dr. Barbara C. Clements Mr. & Mrs. Donnell S. Clements Jr. Mr. Jerry Collins Colony Animal Clinic Mr. James M. Compton Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Cook Rev. & Mrs. Jay D. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Scott H. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Atilio I. Corte III Mr. & Mrs. Del A. Corte Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Covington IV Mr. & Mrs. Nathan L. Cox Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Mark R. Crowell Mr. & Mrs. Blaine Crum IV Ms. Sandra E. Cummins Mr. & Mrs. Jacob L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Cunningham III Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dasinger Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Brooks C. DeLaney
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Dobbins Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Donald Mr. & Mrs. John Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Duffy III Mrs. Stephanie P. Easterling Mr. & Mrs. Terry M. Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Jeff R. Ezell Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Fellers III Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Flad Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. John H. Foster Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gaberino Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Giles Mr. & Mrs. Brett Greene Mr. & Mrs. Willy Grey Mr. & Mrs. Russell Harper Ms. Lisa G. Hartley Mr & Mrs. Charles E. Hawkins IV Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hedge Mr. & Mrs. Marvin G. Heebe Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Hemby Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Butch Henry Mr. & Mrs. James Higginbotham Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hixson Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Holmes Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Clarke Irvine Mr. & Mrs. Patrick F. James Sr. Mrs. Kathy S. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Herbert P. Jones Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Kahalley Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Kalifeh Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Kane III Dr. & Mrs. Lane S. Kannegieter Mr. & Mrs. Ed P. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. King Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Klimjack Mr. & Mrs. William P. Klutes Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Koby Ms. Shamim Koch Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Ladd IV Dr. Kim Langham Mr. Samuel Langham Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lee Mr. & Mrs. John T. Lide Ms. Katherine Loper Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lyons Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ian Macpherson Mr. & Mrs. George A. Martin Dr. & Mrs. Lowell D. Mason Jr. Mr. Eric H. McClure Ms. Paige W. McCrory Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. McCullough Mr. & Mrs. John M. McGlasson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McLendon III Ms. Alicia L. McWhorter Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Miller Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David Milstead Dr. & Mrs. Hugh B. Milteer Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce K. Mohler III Dr. & Mrs. William J. Morrison III Mr. Shannon Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Nelson Ms. Merrilee Nestande Mr. & Mrs. Leonard N. Newman III Drs. Tracy & John D. Northcutt III Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Norton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. OʼHara Sr. Ms. Vicki K. OʼNeill Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Partin Jr. Dr. & Mrs. David S. Parvin Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Passons Dr. & Mrs. Craig R. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Chad D. Postle Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Rhett C. Ross Dr. & Mrs. Albert J. Savage IV Mr. & Mrs. David Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sharitt Jr. Ms. Emma Lisa S. Sheffield Mr. & Mrs. Dale Shirley Dr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Smith Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William C. Smith III Mr. & Mrs. William G. Speir Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey L. Stacey Mr. & Mrs. James H. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Fred Stickney Mr. & Mrs. John D. Stuart Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Rucker T. Taylor III Mr. & Mrs. John W. Therrell III Mr. & Mrs. Wesley S. Thompson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Darryl D. Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Monroe M. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Brett VanderMeeden Mr. & Mrs. William Vosen Mr. & Mrs. Steve Walling Mr. Nicholas Walsh Ms. Angela Waters Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Weller Dr. & Mrs. James D. West Jr. Drs. Kimberly & Almand J. Westbrook Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Etson B. White Mr. & Mrs. Waynard White Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Will Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Wise IV Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Niall G. Yamane Mr. & Mrs. Johnny M. Young Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Yow
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The Bay Affair
High Tide
Leavell Investment Management
J. H. Wright & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman
Title Sponsor
Presidentʼs Circle
IBERIABANK Terry Thompson Chervorlet
Commanderʼs Circle
McLeod Construction, LLC Sunrise Dermatology
Lieutenantʼs Circle
Chick-fil-A of Spanish Fort The Compton Family Foundation Cooper Restaurants, Inc. Lieb Engineering Company
Ensignʼs Circle
Adams and Reese, LLP/ David & Neacie Johnson Richard & Celie Chapman Fairhope Brewing Company J. H. Wright and Associates John A. Robertson Insurance Agency, Inc. Radcliff Homes Robb & Margaret Cunningham Wind Creek Casino and Hotel Zoghbyʼs Uniforms
Cadetʼs Circle
B & B Industrial Supply Company Dixie Dental Global Security International Gulf Coast Events & Rentals Joe & Kate Lavelle Trustmark Stoweʼs Jewelers
Gold Sponsors
Anchor the Future
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Branyon Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Dr. & Mrs. William C. Hixson Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Silver Sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Bart McCrory Lamar Advertising Mr. & Mrs. Webb H. Radcliff Cunningham DeLaney Construction LLC Mr. & Mrs. Rance Reehl
Bronze Sponsors
Mr. Chris & Dr. Heather Haley IBERIABANK Mr. & Mrs. Tony Makin Poarch Band of Creek Indians John A. Robertson Insurance Co. Urgent Care by the Bay
VIP Sponsor
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Daves Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gaillard Mr. & Mrs. Joe Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Lyons Dr. & Mrs. Dan Matthews Mr. & Mrs. James Pittman Mr. & Mrs. Hutch Radcliff Mr. & Mrs. W. Scott Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wright
In-Kind Gifts
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Mrs. Stephanie P. Easterling Mr. & Mrs. Micah Gill Lamar Advertising of Mobile, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan C. Sadlock Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Gwyn S. Seward
Restricted Gifts Chick-fil-A of Spanish Fort Cold Stream Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Daves Sr. Dollar General Literacy Foundation Eastern Shore Art Association, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Gaberino Mr. & Mrs. Rob R. Hunter Dr. & Mrs. Vernon Hunter Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Matthews Dr. Grace Pilot Mr. & Mrs. Rodney A. Pilot Mr. & Mrs. Johnathan Sadlock Mr. & Mrs. Dale Shirley Spriggs Enterprises Inc. The Doy & Margaret McCall Family Foundation
Memorials
In Memory of Mrs. Sara Booth by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Tomlinson In Memory of Mrs. Pat Bracken by Mr. & Mrs. Larry Tomlinson
Foundations, Corporations, Business and Matching Gift Providers Amazon Smile Bolling Charitable Foundation Central Alabama Area Community Foundation Chick-fil-A of Spanish Fort Community Foundation of South Alabama Compton Family Foundation Crimi Family Foundation Dollar General Literacy Foundation DuValle Charitable Foundation Trust
Medtronic PLC Skyros Benevolent Society T. Cain Grocery, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Pioneer Investment Management The OʼHara Family Foundation The OʼMelia Foundation Charitable Trust The Southern Grind Coffee House William F. and Patricia A. Beck Family Foundation Zoghbyʼs Uniform Unlimited
Despite our best efforts, there may be inaccuracies in this report. If you see an error, please let the Advancement office know by calling 251.338.6438.
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Bayside Remembers Henry Alexander Wise V ’17 June 26, 1998–July 4, 2017 A light at the end of the Bayside pier acts as a beacon illuminating a symbolic path home for our son Henry Wise.
Billy Gerald Dickinson March 26, 1938–July 20, 2017 Bayside patriarch Coach Bill Dickinson helped shape the school’s family culture for nearly 30 years, from the day the school opened in 1970 until the coach retired in 1999.
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