CHRISTCHURCH TODAY

CHRISTCHURCH Fall Magazine 2015 and Gift Report

TODAY

CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT GREAT JOURNEYS BEGIN AT THE RIVER. Knowing that each student comes to us with unique and infinite value, Christchurch, as an Episcopal school, inspires and guides each student’s journey toward self-confidence, purpose, and identity. To help students succeed in that journey, we provide a sound college-preparatory education in a caring, structured community. Part of that education includes stewardship of our river and awareness of the broader natural environment so that our students learn to look beyond themselves to their place in the world around them.

Christchurch School Magazine is published by the Alumni and Development Office to inform alumni, parents and friends of school news and activities.

MAGAZINE STAFF Kim Traver, Editor Scott Blankenship

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Aaron Alter Robert Armstrong Jeb Byers Isaac Clark Dave Cola Larry Jensen Henry Jones ’08 Will Smiley Kim Traver

ALUMNI NEWS & GIFT REPORT Rebecca Hogge Ashley Myers Rebecca Schomburg

PHOTOGRAPHY Aaron Alter Scott Blankenship Dave Cola Chris Cunningham

DESIGN & PRODUCTION Scott Blankenship Kim Traver

PRINTING Owen Printing Company

Cover photo by Dave Cola 12th Grade Immersion Trip, Hiking the Billy Goat Trail, Great Falls National Park, Maryland.

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INSIDE 5 Oyster Restoration Project 6 Great Journeys Place-Based Approach 8 Sailing To The Top 10 Learning Skills Program 12 Girls Boarding 13 New Faculty & Staff 14 Global Education 16 CCS Infographic 18 Christchurch Traditions 19 2014-15 Gift Report

The winner of two design awards and the fi rst LEED certifi ed building in Middlesex County, The Lewis B. Puller ’63 Marine and Environmental Science Center opened in the fall of 2010. The Puller Center houses the Science Department in four large classrooms designed to simultaneously serve both lab and classroom needs. There are also two large seminar rooms, and at the center of the building, the Cole Family Atrium and Terrace provides space for study, community events, dinners, gatherings, and guest speakers. Photography

by Chris Cunningham.

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FROM THE HEADMASTER

Dear Seahorse Family, Christchurch is a unique experience for every generation, and it is a different school for every generation. We are eager to show today’s school to the whole family.

While we evolve and pioneer new programs, the soul of Christchurch is constant, our mission is true, our values are timeless and the generous spirit of our campus is abiding. It’s important for all of us to keep telling the Christchurch story.

At our reunion weekend in June, Lewis Lawson ’65, spoke to the alumni. His eloquence and passion inspired the crowd that night. I offer a portion of his remarks and hope they inspire you as they did those of us present.

“Our time together along the Rappahannock truly was an epic quest as the School developed our intellect, formed our values, and shaped our character.

The programs, the competition, and the guidance given through incredible role models enabled us on our journey to leave our boyhood behind and become confident, motivated young men, and now women too.

Schools like Christchurch don’t just happen --- years before our time on campus others contributed, built, and guided the Orange and Blue to its greatness as a loving, helping school.

“A year like the one just past is rare, we have so much to celebrate and so many people to thank for all the good things that we have been able to accomplish together.”

- Jeb Byers

At times we were in a cauldron, one that was not always comfortable, that challenged who we were and who we would become as an adult. We celebrate Christchurch because we are cognizant of its contributions to us on our journey. There is not a day that Christchurch does not influence a decision I make in some way, and this is beyond fifty years after Graduation!

In short, there are things in life much bigger than we are --- our destiny is a part of them. We stand on the shoulders of those who preceded us. It is our turn now to pass the torch, to enable those who follow us to have a platform on which to stand.

As others gave in so many ways that we may have the Christchurch experience, so must we now step to the forefront. Would it not be wonderful if 100% gave to Annual Giving? Idealistic, perhaps; noble most certainly! Giving to a School that gave so much to us is the noble thing to do!

My philosophy has always been, “Many hands working together can make a big difference.” It is critical that we step up! This Latin phrase captures the sentiment perfectly: MULTI MANUS, COR UNUM! ---MANY HANDS, ONE HEART! I challenge all who feel impacted and inspired by Christchurch to find a way to reconnect to our past so that, as the School approaches its 100th Year Anniversary, we may continue to live through its legacy and the young men and women it guides and shapes. Reconnect to our past, build a bridge to our future --- annual giving, a class gift, putting Christchurch in your will, deeding stock to the School, attending Homecoming … whatever your commitment, in this way we continue to be “many hands, one heart!”

Lewis, thank you for expressing so beautifully the passion that all of us have for the school, this campus, and this family.

Seahorses, enjoy this look at Christchurch Today, and thank you for your enduring support— YOU are making Christchurch possible for the present generation. Go Blue & Orange!

Sincerely, John E. Byers “JEB” Headmaster

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OYSTERS

Restore Urbanna Creek Project This project is a partnership between the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation, local schools, and businesses and is supported through grants from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the Dominion Resources Foundation. Over the summer they constructed two oyster reefs in Urbanna Creek and will show residents how to grow oysters off their docks. Students and faculty have been water sampling and sending the samples to Hampton Rhodes Sanitation District who have generously gifted $15,000 in lab work. As the reefs grow, Christchurch will continue to complete water samples and hopes to monitor positive changes in Urbanna Creek.

Will Smiley, Waterfront Director, Joe Heyman, alumni parent and David and Paula Jasinski, current parents along with many others collaborated through the Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation and they continue to work together on this project. So far, close to $75,000 has been awarded to the project with $56,455 received from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for Chesapeake Bay Small Watersheds Grants for the reef construction and $25,000 received from the Dominion Resources Foundation. This support will provide funding for VIMS (Virginia Institute of Marine Science) to design a living shoreline in the creek. Christchurch science students are already conducting surveys and taking water samples.

Go to restoreurbannacreek.com “Never Leave a Can Behind!”

Over the 2015 school year more than 800 pounds of aluminum was collected and delivered to Middlesex Metals. On our oyster farm we are growing over 500,000

oysters of all sizes from 6mm to 3in. Once grown, these oysters will each filter 50 gallons of water per day.

Students not only manage our oyster farm, but also handle the marketing and selling of holiday oysters between November 1st and Christmas break. We have a mechanical sorting machine, a concrete pad to work on, and a grow-out tank for young oysters. Oyster restoration is an all-school endeavor and part of our sustainability program, and we celebrate our Cans for Oysters success with a dress-down day and an Oyster Roast.

The Virginia Oyster Trail and Christchurch – A New Partnership Oysters have been important to Christchurch for close to a century, and play a large part in our sustainability plan, so we are very excited to share that the State of Virginia is formally recognizing the importance of oysters through establishing The Virginia Oyster Trail. We have recently been named a member of the Virginia Oyster Trail.

The Virginia Oyster Trail is a visitor-directed experiential “journey of discovery” program featuring Virginia’s Oyster regions. Fundamental to its visitor experience attributes, the program focuses on increasing awareness of the benefits Virginia Oysters have on local economies; with emphasis on community development, environmental stewardship, entrepreneurial growth, health attributes and the cultural integration of Virginia’s distinctive aquaculture way of life. For more information, go to www.virginiaoystertrail.com

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The Great Journeys Place-Based Approach

BY DAVE COLA

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hristchurch School is ideally situated along the banks of an amazing educational resource, the Rappahannock River. The Rappahannock’s one hundred and eighty miles trickle, flow and plummet out of the ancient and wise Blue Ridge Mountains in Shenandoah National Park, then drain and meander through a significant portion of Virginia’s pastoral Piedmont Plateau.

The river then continues its journey as it cascades over the geologic fall-line in historic Fredericksburg, Virginia, and it is below this fall line where the river begins to widen as it meets nutrient rich brackish water and the coastal plain - home to many Native American tribes and the beginning of our nation. It is at this point that the river passes through many historic rural communities, vast tidal wetlands, waterman villages, and Christchurch School before its final confluence with the largest estuary in North America, the Chesapeake Bay. The Rappahannock River, its watershed, its impacts, its history and its health are part of one river’s story. Each river largely reflects the impacts of the people residing 6 | FALL 2015

in its watershed. The Bay’s watershed is home to more than 17 million people. In total, the Chesapeake Bay’s watershed drains 64,000 square miles of land through more than 28 major rivers, each having its own story of impact. Christchurch School has fully embraced what our location has to teach us about ourselves, our community, our nation and our place in a rapidly changing world. We use it as an integrated laboratory, a metaphor, a canvas, a playground, and, at times, a chapel. This is “place-based education” at its finest and the skills associated are transferable regardless of where our students decide their personal journeys will take them beyond Christchurch School!

Providing room for curiosity, developing meaningful relationships, and building relevant interconnectedness are at the heart of Christchurch School’s place-based approach to becoming a lifelong learner. The multiplicity of life, natural beauty, rich history, and geographic diversity associated with our location lends itself perfectly to tapping into this heart. We very intentionally provide many opportunities to fish the shallows, canoe the shorelines,

GREAT JOURNEYS

Each paddle stroke, Adventure Trip, Immersion Trip, Global Education experience and P.E.A.C. helps students have something meaningful and tangible to which they can relate their studies, behaviors and intentions.

hike to the summits, interview the citizens, explore the islands, navigate the cities, reflect during sunsets and contemplate under the stars. We believe that this kind of exploration often opens students up to the power of their place. It is during and after these experiences that “place-based education” gives way to meaningful learning, academic rigor and empathy for the world around us.

Christchurch School’s academic approach to using our place follows a local to global progression over the course of four years. Our 9th graders start their journey by focusing on their common home in Tidewater Virginia. With an informed understanding of our local region, our 10th graders study and investigate the Rappahannock River system and the interconnectedness of its watershed.

The 11th graders build off this complexity by continuing the Great Journey towards an understanding of the Chesapeake Bay’s health and the vast watershed that impacts it. Finally, our 12th graders use their understanding of complex, cumulative impacts to wrestle with the challenges and opportunities associated with global development and sustainability.

Each grade-level participates in a three-day experience, called Immersion Trips, to investigate

their respective place-based region and focus. The Immersion Trips are designed to link to each discipline, broad grade-level themes and complex grade-level Points of Conflict.

Individuals and teams of teachers also utilize our local natural and social resources to enhance and bring relevance to their specific courses.

We call these strategic experiences P.E.A.C. (Place-based Extensions of the Academic Classroom). We are proud to say that every academic department at Christchurch School participates in these hand-on experiences as a way to both, increase the effectiveness of their courses and add to the overall, four-year, placebased approach.

Each paddle stroke, Adventure Trip, Immersion Trip, Global Education experience, and P.E.A.C. helps students have something meaningful and tangible to which they can relate their studies, behaviors and intentions.

The relationships that they establish along this journey build rigor, empathy, responsibility and meaningful connections with the world around them. Christchurch School is proud to have figured out how to use our ideal location to better equip students for success at the college of their choice while embracing the challenges, and related opportunities of the 21st century.

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I’m happy to report that creating very challenging conditions and utilizing every last minute of practice does make a quantitative difference in results.

– Coach Isaac Clark

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Sailing To The Top

BY ISAAC CLARK

What is the best way to prepare for a challenge against the best of the best, the elite? As the coach of the Christchurch School sailing team, it is my job to answer this question. The answer is simple, the execution, very difficult.

In the age of convenience and accessibility, in the era of wants and not needs, it’s easy to forget the value of struggle. Our definition of effort and determination, Fortitudo, changes every day of relative ease with which we live. Every single day we hear and say “we are trying, we did all we could, we gave it our best shot, there was nothing we could have done about it”, but we have to ask ourselves, is that true? Did I give it everything? My answer is no we didn’t.

Our meager attempts at effort pale to the potential we have as humans. I will not cite the thousands of examples history has provided us. So given that answer, there was only one clear way to proceed. Creating and simulating more severe conditions and scenarios at practice than the sailors would face in regattas was the goal. We required everyone to give everything they could at practice without wasting a single minute and to practice as long as we could. On the way to the course we would practice, on the way back we would practice, there was not a fluid ounce of water we did not work hard on. This sailing practice plan was intentional so that when we completed an entire regatta, it would feel much easier than practice, so even our worst day at practice was still an ok day at a regatta.

Sweeping the Mid­Atlantic in Fleet and Team Racing and earning 6th at Team Racing Nationals and 9th at Fleet Racing Nationals was not because of the performance of the sailors at those regattas. It was more a testament to the performance and the effort of our B team at home. For every divisional winner, all-­state sailor and sailor of the year, there is an equally adept

sailor fighting for that spot. They fought and struggled every day to forge our top sailors into the best they could be and never let up even when they knew they weren’t traveling to the major regattas.

They knew their time would come, so they remained focused and disciplined until the very last practice.

Creating a Club 420 Summer Travel team has also drastically improved our sailors sense of discipline and responsibility as they must care for and race the same boat all summer with typically the same crew.

The spinnaker and trapeze also make excellent crew work and this work becomes essential for success as they’re more important than the skippers for the majority of the race. Over the Summer of 2015, our competitive Summer Sailing team won the 2015 Club 420 Association/CJ Buckley National Junior Team Race Championship.

Overall, without the self­-discipline and focus of our team members this year, we would not have been successful. I’m happy to report that creating very challenging conditions and utilizing every last minute of practice does make a quantitative difference in results.

RECENT GRADUATE SAILORS Dan Crouch ’08 SUNY Maritime Josh Greenslade ’09 St. Mary’s College Matt Lawler ’09 Washington College Bobby Lippincott ’10 Salve Regina Blake Burgess ’11 Maine Maritime Alex Whipple ’11 University of Rhode Island Eric Siegel ’12 Washington College Sam Keesee ’13 The College of William & Mary Kyle Burgess ’13 St. Mary’s College of Maryland Carter Little ’14 Old Dominion University Jack Elkin ’15 Old Dominion University Alex Moreno ’15 Boston University Annabel Carrington ’15 College of Charleston

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Learning Skills Program

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32 YEARS AND COUNTING

hristchurch School’s Great Journeys curriculum starts with our students, and since 1983, Christchurch School’s flagship Learning Skills Program (LSP) has been carefully integrated into our curriculum. Objectives of this program include improving students’ ability to respond to the demands of the regular collegepreparatory program and helping them develop independent compensatory skills for high school, college, and life. Over 400 students have been enrolled in the program since 1983, and as attorney Henry Jones ’08 states, “I still use the strategies and lessons from LSP every day.”

Christchurch School’s Learning Skills Program is a scheduled support program for a limited number of students who have been diagnosed with specific learning disabilities or learning differences. Classes meet every other day and serve students in small group settings in which they receive integrated skill and strategy instruction within content lessons. Participation in the Learning Skills Program is contingent upon 10 | FALL 2015

eligibility determined during the Christchurch School application process and is based on a personal interview and review of a completed admission file.

Appointed in the spring of 2015, Melissa Taylor, our new Director of Learning Skills Program has been at Christchurch School for eight

years and has served as the school psychologist and Director of Guidance Services. Working in close partnership with Learning Skills Program founder and consultant, Gracejean Hennigar, Melissa continues to refine and develop the program through faculty professional development and methodology and educational practices,

which are grounded in research and personalized support. For more information go to www.christchurchschool.org/learning-skills-program skills.

MY LSP STORY Learning Skills Program Features

• Students learn to advocate for themselves and communicate with their teachers.

• Students gain an understanding of the way they learn, so that they can adapt to any academic setting.

HENRY JONES ’08

B.A. Government, cum laude, Hampden-Sydney College Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, University of Richmond School of Law

• Students receive extra help in content-heavy classes.

• Students receive assistance with writing papers.

• LSP staff assists with the college application process in coordination with the College Placement Office. _____________________________________________________________________

Learning Skills Program Outcomes • Organization and time management • Note-taking skills • Test-taking strategies • Working effectively in groups _____________________________________________________________________

2015-16 Learning Skills Program Faculty Melissa Taylor, Director and Teacher

Dartmouth College - B.A., Teachers College, Columbia University - Ed.M. Gracejean Hennigar, Consultant and Teacher University of Bridgeport - B.A., College of New Rochelle - M.S. Aaron Alter, Teacher and Global Education Program Director Yale University - B.A. Mollie Smiley, Teacher and Campus To Community Program Director Dickinson College - B.S.

When I enrolled at CCS, I had no idea how to budget my time or cope with my ADHD. My academics were suffering and my confi dence was pretty low. The Learning Skills Program taught me strategies for dealing with my attention issues and how to study effi ciently. In the process, they gave me confi dence in my ability to succeed academically.

I still use the strategies and lessons from LSP every day, whether I’m putting together a litigation plan at my internship, briefi ng a case in Property Law, or just trying to organize my room. I constantly, and like second nature, rely on the lessons learned in LSP.

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Designed for Learning – The Facility

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Self-contained in the east wing of the 2nd floor of Bishop Brown Hall, the Learning Skills Program features two classrooms, two offices, a testing center and a common study room. The Learning Skills Program provides individual support for short and long-term assignments in a quiet, familiar, supportive environment throughout the academic day and during exam weeks. _____________________________________________________________________

Resources and Links

Stock Your Child’s Toolbox - Skills for Success in High School, College, and Beyond www.christchurchschool.org/learning-skills-program Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder-www.chadd.org _____________________________________________________________________

The Benefits of Boarding School for Students with Learning Differences

Students who attend the Learning Skills Program range from leaders of the football, basketball and lacrosse teams to publication editors; from MVPs on crew and soccer teams to drama participants; from chorus members to Student Council leaders. Dean’s List status is acquired by 15-20% of students in the program. They often win coaches’ awards and mostimproved awards as a result of their determination and cooperation. LSP students move on to some of America’s most competitive universities and become leaders in virtually every profession.

Melissa Taylor, Director of the Learning Skills Program will be presenting “The Benefits of Boarding School for Students with Learning Differences” at the Alexandria Chapter of CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder) on Monday, October 26, 2015. For more information, go to www.novadcchadd.wordpress.com.

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GIRLS BOARDING

Girls Boarding Alumni invariably ask, “How is it going with the addition of boarding girls?” The answer? It’s great!

Girls made their presence known from day one, according to Headmaster Byers: “They are energetic, hard-working, social, and they are excited to be part of the Christchurch experience. They are smart, spirited, and community-minded. They are leaders in every part of school life. They all have the heart of an explorer that we want in every Christchurch student!”

Although the school had authorization to begin girls boarding as early as the fall of 2011, the leadership chose to take a year to write policies and procedures, and consider all sorts of details that would turn out to be very important. “Lighting, landscaping, evening and weekend social offerings, and staff orientation all needed to be considered, so that year was critical,” Director of Admission Larry Jensen observes, adding, “We competed well against established boarding programs at quality schools because Christchurch didn’t look like a fi rst-year program. And that’s why we have had such an impressive growth trajectory.”

The fi rst year, 15 girls boarded, then 27 the next year, then 39 in 2014-15, and 41 this year, early indications are for continued growth. Shannon Parker, a Residential Hall Leader for one of the girls’ halls, notes “These girls are so much fun to be around. They like being here, and they like us. They keep us all young at heart!”

In 2014-15, female boarders from seven countries and eight U.S. states enrolled at CCS to benefi t from the program that has drawn students to the riverfront campus for nearly 100 years.

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FACULTY

New Members of the Christchurch School Community!

Andy Angstrom In the library, we welcome Andy Angstrom. Andy is the Director of Creativity, Research, and Entrepreneurship and is teaching Introduction to Computer Science and Honors Computer Science and will be coaching Indoor Track. Andy is a graduate of the University of New York-Albany and holds dual master’s degrees in Experiential Education and Natural Resources Andy chose CCS because he can’t wait to develop the Creativity, Research, and Entrepreneurship Program, and he found CCS to be the perfect match for him and his family.

Jessica Miller In the Science Department, we welcome Jessica Miller. Jessica is teaching Chemistry and coaching Girls Volleyball and Basketball.

Jessica came to us from Oakwood Friends School, where she taught

Above, left to right: Rebecca Schomberg, Andy Angstrom, Maggie Nunn, Jessica Miller, Justin Cook. Ashley Myers, Will Wessinger ’04, Gracie Wessinger, Kate Robertson, and Bill Ramsey.

chemistry, was a residence hall parent, and coached volleyball. Jessica is a graduate of West Virginia University and holds a master’s in education from Marist College. Jessica chose CCS because of the integrated curriculum, core values and Great Journeys.

Ashley Myers In the Development Office, we welcome Ashley Myers. Ashley is the Development Office Coordinator. Ashley comes to us from Deltaville Boatyard, owned by alumni parents Keith and Jacqui Ruse. Ashley is a graduate of Rappahannock Community College. Ashley joined CCS because of the close-knit community and the opportunity to help develop resources to support the school.

Maggie Nunn In the History Department, we welcome Maggie Nunn. Maggie is teaching 9th and 11th Grade History, and coaching Cross-Country and Girls Varsity Lacrosse. Maggie is a 2015 graduate of Mary Washington. Maggie chose CCS because of the friendly community atmosphere and the great location on the Rappahannock River.

Bill Ramsey In the History Department, we welcome Bill Ramsey. Bill is teaching 11th and 12th grade history, and is the Head Varsity Boys Basketball coach and Assistant Boys Lacrosse coach. Bill is a graduate of Maryville College. He is a boarding school veteran and comes to us from Blue Ridge School, where he taught and coached for many years. Bill chose CCS because of Great Journeys, the friendly faculty, and the beautiful location.

Kate Robertson In the Math Department, we welcome Kate Robertson. Kate is teaching 9th grade math and Honors Calculus and helping with the River and Outdoor Program. Kate is a 2015 graduate of Mary Washington College, where she majored in Math and played Lacrosse. Kate chose CCS because she loves the feeling of true community she finds at CCS and was drawn to our place-based learning philosophy and the interaction of curriculum.

Rebecca Schomburg In the Development Office, we welcome Rebecca Schomburg as the Director of Annual Fund and Philanthropic Engagement. Rebecca comes to us from Girls Scouts of the Colonial Coast, where she worked in various capacities, but most recently as the Camp and Outdoor Education and Program Manager.

Rebecca is a graduate of the University of Phoenix and holds a master’s degree from Christopher Newport University. Rebecca chose CCS because of the unique Great Journeys curriculum, the close-knit community and the opportunity to develop resources to support the school.

Gracie Wessinger In the Guidance Department, we welcome Gracie Wessinger as the Director of Guidance Services. Gracie comes to us from the Savannah-Chatham County School System where she served as a School Counselor. Gracie holds a master’s degree in Counseling Education. Gracie chose CCS because she is very excited to be joining the CCS community where she can work to support students in multiple areas. Gracie’s husband is Will Wessinger ’04.

Will Wessinger ’04 In the Athletic Training Department, we welcome Will Wessinger ’04 as the Interim Athletic Trainer and teacher of Basic Athletic Training. Will comes to us from Savannah Arts Academy where he served as the Athletic Trainer. Will is a graduate of Lynchburg College and California University of Pennsylvania.

Will is excited to follow in the footsteps of Randy Rimbey, his mentor at CCS, and one of the main reasons why he and Gracie chose CCS.

Justin Cook In the Athletic Department, we welcome Justin Cook as an assistant varsity soccer coach. Justin is a 2014 Bluefield College graduate. The reason he chose CCS was to help young athletes develop their talents to the fullest and be part of a family-like community.

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EDUCATION

Global Education

BY AARON ALTER Global Education is an extension of Christchurch School’s integrated curriculum and approach to teaching. The nascent program is built around thematic place-based and experiential education, active and reciprocal relationships with international communities, and meaningful student directed learning. Its intention is not simply to provide thought-provoking international experiences, but to create a living, responsive, sustainable, and fl exible educational environment in which students can learn from and interact with the world around them.

The program took several major steps forward during the 2014-15 school year. These included awarding scholarships for international travel, building opportunities for integrated coursework, completing impactful service projects abroad, and deepening our understanding of and connection with India. These advances mark a serious investment of time and resources, which highlights our determination to grow Global Education.

As a small, diverse independent school, we are proud of our exemplary new Global Education scholarship program. In its fi rst year, the program offered eight individual scholarships covering approximately seventy percent of the trip cost. These awards opened the experience to the broader student body, which helped maximize the impact of the educational adventure. Our hope is that our relationships with the international world will benefi t the entire school.

In keeping with our core beliefs and approach, Christchurch School asserts that there is lifelong value in understanding and appreciating the lives of those who live far differently than

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we do. We challenge ourselves to look beyond simple constructs like poverty and “helping” those in the developing world. Instead, we seek out authentic and unique opportunities for reciprocal education through connections with people and place, including meaningful service. To quote a recent National Association of Independent Schools magazine article, we want to “make sure that our students learn in the world, not just about the world.”

This year’s signature Global Education experience took nineteen students and nine faculty members to Agora, a small Himalayan community nestled above a pristine headwater of the Ganges. Participants lived alongside host families during their time in country and worked side-by-side with members of the local community to build a greenhouse and establish a computer education center. These service projects gave the people of Agora resources they had never had before and increased the capacity for ongoing connections between the school and the village. Now we can Skype with members of the community as we pursue a similar greenhouse project back on our campus!

Christchurch is committed to building a unique and valuable Global Education Program establishing a real, tangible opportunity for each community member to dig deep in the ground of a place to reveal both academic resources and opportunities for personal growth. The trip to India represents the intrinsic value of building experiences directly on the foundation of our curriculum. As we look to the future, Global Education will continue to pursue new, diverse possibilities for our students to interact with and learn from the world.

EDUCATION

Above: Students helped build a greenhouse alongside the people of Agora, which allowed them to learn from and contribute to meaningful service.

Above: Our trips are built around reciprocal education; here a student learns to build a stone wall out of local stone.

Above: Global Education immerses students in foreign environments, including the Himalayan foothills.

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A FEW THINGS YOU SHO VARSITY Athletic Teams Co-Curriculars

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1 Nobel Laureate 2 Pulitzer Prize Winners 1 Mobjack Sloop Inventor 1 SEC Basketball All-Star CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL | 17

Christchurch Traditions

Ringing The Bell for Athletic Wins Blue and Orange Competitions

Freshman Tree Trimming

Signing the Senior Book

9th Grade Immersion Trip

11th Grade Immersion Trip

12th Grade Immersion Trip Winter Musical

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Lessons and Carols

Ringing the Bell for Graduation

GIFT REPORT

2014-15 Gift Report

We’re all in!

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Transformational Giving

By Robert G. Armstrong Over the last 20+ years, it has been my privilege to be involved with Christchurch School in one capacity or another. It started when our son, Clark, attended Christchurch School for three years and graduated in 1995. In 2009, I was asked to serve on the Board of Governors, and through all of these years, I have watched Christchurch School and the students experience great success.

During those 20 years, there have been many improvements to the Christchurch School campus which benefit not only the students, but the faculty and staff as well. These improvements are the result of the loyal and dedicated alumni, parents, grandparents and friends, and the many generous contributions they have made to Christchurch School. The atmosphere on the campus has become increasingly more positive with the many renovation and construction projects over the last several years, and the faculty and students are the beneficiaries of this extraordinary generosity.

I currently serve as Chairman of the Development Committee of the Board of Governors. In this role, I have had the pleasure of observing the generosity of all who have been involved with Christchurch School. Whether it is giving to the Annual Fund and Capital Campaigns, or supporting campus and student activities, it is quite evident that this generosity will benefit students for many generations to come.

Emmaline Keesee ’16 with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Keesee, on Grandparents Day.

Class of 1965 50th Reunion.

Thank you for the positive impact of your generosity. If you have not already done so, I strongly encourage you to support all that is happening on the campus. It is apparent that “Great Journeys Begin At The River.”

Robert G. Armstrong Alumni Parent, Clark Armstrong ’95 Board of Governors Development Committee Chair

Tucker Fitzhugh ’15 with mother, Mrs. Karen Grisevich, and grandmother, Ms. Ellen Childers.

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LEADERSHIP Boards & Councils

LEGEND

Board of Governors

Alumni Council

Mr. Charles N. Andreae III

Mrs. Dimitry C. Beauchamp ’95

Mr. Robert G. Armstrong

Mr. Paul J. Bennett III ’03

Mrs. Susan C. Bowman

Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ’96, President

Mr. Jack H. Broadway Jr.

Dr. Robert T. C. Cone ’61

Dr. David H. Charlton

Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. ’61

Mr. Madison F. Cole Jr.

Mr. Daniel L. Hargett ’93, Secretary

Mr. Robert S. Craine ’70

Mrs. Courtney W. Hurd ’05

Dr. William E. Easterling III ’72

Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95

Mr. Patrick N. Getlein

Mrs. Lolita K. Lawson ’95

Mrs. Wilma J. Green

Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr. ’64

Mr. Marsden D. Haigh ’70

Mr. James P. McKay ’72

Mrs. Katherine W. Hetzer

Ms. Emily E. Moore ’12

Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63

Ms. Katherine F. Nolan ’04

Mr. Thomas M. Lawler, Chairman

Ms. Laura D. Nost ’09

Mrs. Lynne Tatum Little

Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ’81

Mr. Scott E. Sterling

Mr. John B. Stock ’58

Mr. William O. Vose

Mr. Adam W. White ’00, Vice-President

The Reverend Oran E. Warder Mr. Edward C. Wilton Jr. ’70

Parents Council Mr. and Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz

Foundation Board

Mr. and Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer

Mr. John B. Davis III ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip P. Atkins

Ms. Elizabeth C. Hunt ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Tazewell M. Carrington IV

Dr. Augustine W. Lewis III

Mrs. Susan H. Corson

Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ’59, President

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Elkin Jr.

Mr. Graham H. Neal Jr.

Mr. and Ms. Paul M. Freeman

Mr. John K. O’Shaughnessy

Mrs. Sarah C. Jackson

Mr. Mark O. Sullivan ’88

Mr. Ningchuan Jia and Ms. You Huang

Mr. John C. Upton ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Luis Moreno

Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley Ms. Julie P. Puckett Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Shivers Mr. Stephen Thompson and Ms. Elizabeth Teague Mrs. Iris Treakle, President

BOG = Board of Governor CCSFD = Foundation Board CP = Current Parent FF = Former Faculty FR = Friend FS = Faculty/Staff PA = Parent of Alumni CGP = Current Grandparent GP = Grandparent

Capital & Special Gifts Anonymous (6) Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Adkins - PA/FF* The Allen Group Mr. & Mrs. John C. Alter - FF Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - BOG/PA Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA* Ms. Melissa Bacon - FS Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blankenship - CP/FS Mr. Keith Bloom & Ms. Shannon Fisher-Bloom - FS Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Bolen - BOG/PA Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Bouis ’74* Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bowman - BOG/PA Mr. James Bristow - FS Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Broadway Jr. - BOG/FF* Mr. & Mrs. A. Davis Bugg Jr. ’67 - PA* Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS* Mr. John Cabell - FF Mr. Michael C. Carey - FS Ms. Bridgett Ceballos - FF Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA* Mr. Isaac Clark - FS Mr. H. C. Stuart Cochran ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cola - FS Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - BOG/PA Mr. & Mrs. Frank Colonna - PA Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61 - CCSFD* Mr. William Cooke - FF Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Cooper - PA/FS VADM John W. Craine Jr. ’64* Mr. Robert S. Craine ’70 - BOG* Ms. Dwann Cutler - FS Mr. & Mrs. John B. Davis III ’70 - CCSFD* Ms. Danielle Derringer - FS Dominion Foundation Matching Gifts* Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Dunegan - CP Dr. William E. Easterling III ’72 - BOG Mr. Matthew C. Edmonds - FS Mr. & Mrs. John M. Elkin Jr. - CP The Faunce Family Mr. & Mrs. David Fierst - PA Ms. Sara Forbes - FS Mr. Robert D. Fox ’58* Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS* Gannett Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Getlein - BOG/FF Mr. & Mrs. Peter Goodrich - FS Dr. & Mrs. Dean Goodwin - PA/FF Mr. & Mrs. Guy M. Gravett - PA Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Gunn Sr. - PA/FS* Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Jr. ’93 - FS Mr. Matthew Guthrie - FS Mr. Marsden D. Haigh ’70 - BOG* Mr. Columbus Haile III ’36 Mr. William T. Hammond - FR Mr. E. Peyton Harvey II ’68* *Indicates 15+ years of giving CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL | 21

GIFT REPORT Capital & Special Gifts Continued...

Mr. & Mrs. B. Roy Hennigar - PA/FS* Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - BOG/PA Mr. Joseph Heyman & Ms. Martha Heric - PA Mr. James Aldwin Hight Jr. ’63* Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge - FS Mr. B. Roberts Howarth ’63* Ms. E. Cherbury Hunt ’94 - CCSFD Mrs. Courtney W. Hurd ’05 Mr. Joseph Irby - FF Dr. Herndon Jenkins Ph.D. ’50* Mr. Lawrence J. Jensen - FS Mr. & Mrs. John E. Jessie - PA/FS* Mrs. Anne K. Keehn - PA Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - CP/FS Mr. Peter Kempe & Ms. Angela Showalter - FS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - BOG/PA Dr. Augustine Lewis & Ms. Elizabeth Christeller - CCSFD/PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ’61* Dr. Christopher B. Little - FS Mr. Joseph Dandridge Logan III ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Marston - BOG/PA The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation* The Rev. & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr. - PA* Mr. Kyle Miner - FF Mr. Alexander G. Monroe ’60* Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ’59 - CCSFD* Mr. & Mrs. Graham H. Neal Jr. - CCSFD/PA Ms. Katherine F. Nolan ’04 Ms. Shannon Parker - FS Mr. Mark L. Parsons - FS Mrs. Emma Payne - FS Ms. Theresa Perry - FS Mrs. Amanda G. Porter ’93 - FS Mr. Kenneth J. Przybyl - PA/FF* Mr. Donald Pyles & Ms. Kimberlee M. Olsen* Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Jr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. Randell A. Rimbey - CP/FS Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Roper III - PA Mr. & Mrs. Tedd Roseberry - FS Rumsey & Bugg Mr. Matthew D. Schaefer - FS Mr. Jeffrey ’77 & Mrs. Robina ’79 Schroeder - PA/FS* Mrs. Sandra E. Scott - FS Mr. & Mrs. William K. Scott - PA Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers - CP Mr. Lewis B. Shrady ’55* Mr. Norman S. Siegel - GP Ms. Charlotte Silverman - FS Mr. & Mrs. William K. Smiley IV - FS Mrs. Anne B. Smith - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Sterling - BOG/PA Gen. & Mrs. Gordon R. Sullivan - GP Mr. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - CCSFD* SunTrust Bank Mid-Atlantic Foundation* Mrs. Melissa Taylor - FS Mrs. Orleita Taylor - FS Mr. William R. Taylor - FF Mr. Clay Tharrington - FF Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter Jr. ’49 - GP* Mr. J. Christopher Upton ’95 - CCSFD Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Waite - CP/FS Mr. & Mrs. John B. Wallin - PA/FF Mr. Vance A. Webb ’60* Mrs. Kendall H. Webre ’01 22 | Fall 2015

The William H.-John G.-Emma Scott Foundation* Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61 - CCSFD* Mrs. June M. K. Williams - FR Mr. Edward C. Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG* The Rev. H. White & Dr. Laurie Winchester-White - PA/FS*

Annual Fund Leadership Circles 1921 Circle - ($15,000 +) Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA* Mrs. Thelma J. Collins - PA* Mr. Robert E. Long Jr. ’73* Ms. Mary M. Millhiser - CP Bishop’s Circle - ($10,000 - $14,999) Mr. & Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson - PA* Mr. & Mrs. George J. Green - BOG/PA Mr. Edward C. Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG* Headmaster’s Circle - ($5,000 - $9,999) Mr. & Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz - PA Mr. S. Eyre Baldwin ’80 Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - BOG/PA Mrs. Sarah C. Jackson - CP Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63 - BOG* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - BOG/PA Ms. Lynne Lipsitz - FR Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz - PA Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - BOG/PA Mr. William C. Powell Jr. ’97 Ms. Julie P. Puckett - CP Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan - GP Mr. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - CCSFD* Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb - PA* Bell Tower Circle - ($2,500 - $4,999) Anonymous (2) Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin - PA Mr. Wei Chen & Mrs. Mei Li - CP Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - BOG/PA Mr. Bryant E. Collins III ’94 Mr. & Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ’54 - PA* Mr. Robert S. Craine ’70 - BOG* Dr. William E. Easterling III ’72 - BOG Mr. & Mrs. H. Moncure Geho - FR Ms. Carmen L. Goddin - CP Mr. Marsden D. Haigh ’70 - BOG* Mr. Xiaodong Hao & Mrs. Mei Liu - CP Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ’65* Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ’67* Mr. Linli Li & Mrs. Xin Fang - CP Mr. Robert A. McMillan ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr. - PA* Mr. & Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins Jr. - GP Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Sterling - BOG/PA Mr. Anh Vu & Mrs. Tran Thi Mai Hoa - CP Rappahannock Circle - ($1,000 - $2,499) Mr. Abdullah Saleh AlHammad & Mrs. Foziah Al Ibrahim - CP Major & Mrs. James E. Anderholm - PA Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - BOG/PA Mr. Brian R. Bell ’96 Bishop & Mrs. Scott A. Benhase - PA Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bowman - BOG/PA Mr. William F. Butler ’68*

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS* Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr. ’50* Mr. & Mrs. Tazewell M. Carrington IV - CP Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas D. Chabraja - FR Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - BOG/PA/FF* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V - PA Dr. & Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Crane - FR Mr. John B. Davis III ’70 - CCSFD* Dominion Foundation Matching Gifts* Mr. Peter G. Drake ’64* Mr. Joseph A. Eggler ’50* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Elkin Jr. - CP Mr. Robert D. Fox ’58* Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Getlein - BOG/FF Carter F. Ham - FR Mr. E. Peyton Harvey II ’68* Haynes Family Foundation Mr. E. Worth Higgins Jr. ’54* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Hulse - PA Mr. Deane H. Hundley ’73* Ms. E. Cherbury Hunt ’94 - CCSFD Mr. Ningchuan Jia & Ms. You Huang - CP Mr. & Mrs. Darrell G. Johnson - CGP The Right Reverend Shannon S. Johnston - FR Mr. Alfred G. Jones ’71* Dr. Augustine Lewis & Ms. Elizabeth Christeller - CCSFD/PA Mr. Zenghao Liu & Ms. Yan Dai - CP Mr. Bin Liu & Ms. Jing Du - CP Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr. ’64* Ms. Donna M. Merz - PA The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. John T. Morris - FR Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr. ’59 - CCSFD* Mr. Mahlon H. Newlin II ’96 Mr. Thang Nguyen & Mrs. Lien Nguyen - CP The Parker Foundation* Mr. Steven M. Parker ’69* Mr. Matthew C. Parker ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59 - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA Mr. Peter H. V. Schmidt ’72* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Scripsema - GP Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr. ’40 - PA* Mr. Thomas G. Skinner IV ’74 Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ’66* Mrs. Lena Mae Spencer - PA* Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair ’81* Mr. George M. Temple ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Travis - FR Mr. John L. Trimmer ’45* Mr. & Mrs. I. E. Trotter Jr. ’49 - GP* Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - BOG/FR Mr. & Mrs. John Thomas West IV - PA Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71 - PA* Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61 - CCSFD* Mrs. Mary P. Wolaver - PA* Mr. Rong Yu & Ms. Qian Li - CP

Annual Fund Giving Clubs Seahorse Club - ($500 - $999) Mr. Boyce W. Adams ’99 Agility Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson ’70* *Indicates 15+ years of giving

GIFT REPORT Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer - CP Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin Rafael Alvarado Sr. - CP Association of the United States Army - Arlington Mr. & Mrs. Travis A. Beauchamp ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Bell - PA* Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61* Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Broderick - CGP Brotherhood of Christ Church Dr. Hugh Bryan & Dr. Barbara Allison-Bryan - PA Mr. & Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan III ’65* Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ’96 Mr. H. C. Stuart Cochran ’71* Mr. Boyd G. Combs ’73* Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr. ’68* VADM John W. Craine Jr. ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton - PA* Mr. F. Davis Drumheller Jr. ’60* Mr. & Mrs. John I. Fleet Jr. - PA Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. ’61 Mr. W. West Foster ’60 Gannett Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr. - PA Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr. - CP Mr. Willis M. Gregory ’62* Mr. Daniel L. Hargett ’93 Mr. John S. Hart ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Helsel - PA* Mr. & Mrs. William U. Henderson - PA Mr. John B. Holt Sr. ’72* Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA Mr. F. Hugh Kean IV ’88 Mrs. Anne K. Keehn - PA Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - CP/FS Mr. & Mrs. David Kingsbury - CGP Mrs. E. D. Knight Jr. - GP Mrs. Rita W. Laccetti - FR Mr. Joseph D. Logan III ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lowham - FR Mr. Roger MacLeod - FR Mr. James P. McKay ’72 Mr. Thomas G. McMillan ’59* Mr. Benjamin F. Moomaw V ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley - CP Lt. Gen. & Mrs. David H. Ohle (Ret.) - FR Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula ’80* Mr. W. Lowndes Peple IV ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Carlton S. Revere - CP Mrs. Susan G. Robertson - PA* Dr. Walter D. Shields Jr. ’65* Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers - CP Mr. & Mrs. Nelson L. St. Clair - PA* Mr. Edward Steele - FR Mr. John B. Stock ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Thompson - PA Mr. John Harper Toole ’59* Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS Mr. & Mrs. Bryan C. Treakle - CP Mr. Charles C. Tylander ’63* Gen. & Mrs. Carl E. Vuono - FR Ms. Anne Walker - CP Mr. Samuel K. Wallace ’57* The Reverend & Mrs. Oran E. Warder - BOG/CP Mr. & Mrs. John S. Warren - PA Orange & Blue Club - ($250 - $499) Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Aman III - PA Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Anderson - PA* Mr. Thomas B. Anderson ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Phillip P. Atkins - CP Mr. Keith Bloom & Ms. Shannon Fisher-Bloom - FS *Indicates 15+ years of giving

Dr. Richard Boxley Bowles Jr. ’62 Mr. Robert S. Bozarth ’63* Mr. Thomas D. Briscoe ’76* Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Britton Sr. - PA* Mr. Jack H. Broadway Jr. - BOG/FF Mr. G. Tyler Brooks III ’70* Mr. Willard Bunn IV ’90 Mr. & Dr. P. Scott Burns - CP Mr. C. Conrad Byers ’57* Mr. & Mrs. Richard Callis - PA Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Carrara - FR Mr. Edward W. Cather II ’54* Cochran Family Foundation Mrs. Carole C. Conner - PA Mr. & Mrs. John A. Cornwell - PA Mrs. Susan H. Corson - CP Mrs. Rosemary Curro - FS Ms. Gina S. Farrisee - FR Mr. William H. Ferguson II ’67* Mr. & Mrs. David Fierst - PA Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday - PA Mr. Wayne B. Galleher ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Gaskins - PA Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Sr. - CGP Mr. T. Compton Groff ’68* Mr. Charles M. Guggenheimer ’65* Mr. Charles Harding & Ms. Christel Avenhall-Harding - CP Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Hasty - CP Mr. John T. Hazel Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS* Mr. John R. Hopkins ’69* Mr. Charles A. Hotchkiss Jr. ’71* Mr. J. Martin Huff ’08 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Huff - CP The Reverend & Mrs. Richard H. Humke - PA* Mrs. Courtney W. Hurd ’05 Mr. Walter B. Hurley Jr. ’76 Mr. J. Karl Ittner ’74* Mr. Lawrence J. Jensen - FS Mr. & Mrs. George G. Jerome Jr. - CP Ms. Gloria A. Johnson - CGP Keats, Connelly & Associates, LLC. Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee - CGP Mr. James S. Kitterman Jr. ’61* Mr. & Mrs. John O. La Gorce II - PA* Mr. John W. Lowe - FR Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA Mr. & Mrs. Doug McCracken - FR Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Morse - PA Mr. B. Anderson Oliver Jr. ’64* Mr. Robert L. Packett ’68* Ms. Andrea L. Partee - CP Mr. & Mrs. C. Derek Patterson - CP Mr. L. Peter Peduzzi - FR Mr. & Mrs. James D. Pitts Jr. - CP Mr. Randy D. Rabin ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Randolph - PA Mr. Donald B. Richwine ’53 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Riley - PA* Dr. Debra Rog - CP Dr. Jonathan Samet ’63* Dr. Claudia L. Sands - CP Mr. James Schenck - FR Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Scheu - PA* CDR & Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr. - PA Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II ’70 - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Lee T. Stevenson Sr. - CP Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Stifel Jr. - PA* Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Stilianos - CP Mr. John S. Taylor ’74*

Mrs. Nancy E. Thim - CGP Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III - PA Mr. William J. Wallace III ’64* Mr. Kenneth E. Washburn ’61* Mr. & Mrs. John H. Webster - PA Wells Fargo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Whittle Jr. - CP Mr. James N. Williamson Jr. ’60* Mr. Morgan L. Wolaver ’73* Mr. Walter E. Wrench ’83 Rising Tide Club - ($100 - $249) Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Aimi - FR Ms. Anne S. Allen - PA Mr. Aaron Alter - FS Mr. John Ambrose - CP Mr. Clark Andrew Armstrong ’95 Army Aviation Association of America Mr. John W. Ashbury ’57* Ms. Karen Atkinson - CP Dr. Robert S. Barlowe - PA* Mrs. Lute B. Barrett - FR Mr. Matthew C. Bell ’93* Ms. Sue Bennett - FS Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Bennett Jr. - PA Mr. John G. Beverley ’59* Mr. William A. Black - FR Mr. Thomas Blissert - FS Mr. C. Michael Bouis ’74* Mr. & Mrs. J. P. McGuire Boyd - FR Braxton Bragg Chapter AUSA Mr. Matthew Robert Bray ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ’71 - PA* Mr. Bryce A. Bugg ’61* Mr. A. Sears Bugg ’72* Mr. Douglas R. Burgess - FR Mr. T. Scott Carter ’78* Mr. James L. Chavasse ’39* Mr. David K. Claude Jr. ’55* Mr. Arthur H. Clephane Jr. ’60* Mrs. Lee S. Cochran - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cola - FS Ms. Sharon N. Colston - FR Mr. & Mrs. Harry N. Cook - PA* Mr. Gerald L. Cooper ’53* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Coughlin - PA Mr. & Mrs. F. Burton Craige III - PA* Cypress International Inc. Dr. Kim Mary Czubaruk - CP Mrs. Virginia P. Dabney - FR* Mr. W. Burke Davis III ’64 Capt. & Mrs. Lorenzo Dow Davis - PA Mr. & Mrs. Alan DeForest - FR DeMaranville & Associates CPAs LLC Mrs. Margaret F. Dent - FR Mr. Charles K. Dilley Jr. ’61 Mr. Jay Dings - FR Lt. Gen. & Mrs. James M. Dubik USA (Ret.) - FR Dr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Dunegan - CGP Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall ’73 Mr. L. Ward Edwards ’49* Mr. Henry H. Eichelberger ’54 Mr. Stephen L. Enoch ’71* Mrs. Elizabeth G. Evans - FR* Mr. Thomas B. Evans Jr. - FR* Mr. Samuel E. Farnum ’98 Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf ’92* Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf - PA* Mr. Paul M. Fleming ’67* Ms. Kristin Fletcher - FR Mr. William E. Flory Jr. ’65* CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL | 23

GIFT REPORT Mr. John D. Floyd ’85 Mr. Dennis Fogarty & Ms. Patricia Hickerson - FR Fort Dicks Chapter of AUSA Fort Hood National Bank Mr. & Mrs. J. Carter Fox - FR Mr. Anton Freda - CP Mr. & Ms. Paul M. Freeman - CP Mrs. Nancy N. Fulgham - GP Mr. William H. Galleher ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Gardner - FR Mr. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70* Mr. Robert F. Gibson ’54* Mr. William V. Giles Jr. ’57* Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ginnings - FR Dr. Alan R. Gold - PA Mr. & Mrs. Harold P. Grout - FR Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter - PA Mr. Hector Guzman & Mrs. Alejandra Casas - CP Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hack - FR Mr. Stephen Hall & Ms. Urath Gibson - PA Mr. Lewis O. Hall ’72* Mr. & Mrs. Ray H. Hargett - PA Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Harrington - PA Henderson Construction Company, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Michael Hertzberg - PA Mr. G. Garland Jefferson Jr. ’61* Mr. W. Stanley Kellum ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Kelly - PA* Mr. Mark M. Kisiel - FR Dr. William P. Knox III ’48* Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95 Mr. Averette M. Lamm - PA Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr. ’67* Mr. Lewis P. Lawson ’65 - FF* Mrs. Lolita K. Lawson ’95 Ms. Jackey McCoy Leonard - CP Mr. Dabney Nelson Lewis ’64* Mr. Walter Limbach & Ms. Joan Engel - FR Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott - PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ’61* Mr. & Mrs. J. Glenn Little II - CP Dr. Christopher B. Little - FS Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Lowe - CGP Mr. John J. Maguire - CGP Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maloney - PA Mr. Thomas F. Mason III ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. McCarthy - CGP Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. McCullagh Jr. - FF* Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA* Mr. James K. Meharg Jr. - FR* Mr. John D. Merchant III ’59* Gen. & Mrs. Jack N. Merritt USA (Ret.) - FR Mr. John Henry Meyers ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Milano - FR Mr. Jonathan H. Miller ’91* Mr. Robert B. Miller ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller - PA* Mr. Wayne S. Mitchell ’78 Mr. Charles B. Monday III ’04 Mr. Michael Montelongo - FR Mr. Jonathan T. Moody - FR Mr. Alexander M. Moore ’62* Mr. William A. Morecock Jr. ’63* Mr. Philip M. Morton ’57* Mr. John R. Mueck - FR Mrs. Nancy W. Mumper - FR* New Jersey Chapter of AUSA Mr. James K. M. Newton III ’59* Northern Chapter of AUSA Ms. Laura D. Nost ’09

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Mr. & Mrs. Gary Osborn - FR Mr. Irvin Owings III ’58* Ms. Shannon Parker - FS Mr. Mark L. Parsons - FS Mr. & Mrs. John M. Payne - PA* Ms. Scarlette J. Peeples - PA Ms. Sara N. Pennington - PA* Mrs. Gail Peterson - CP Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Phillips - PA* Picatinny Chapter of AUSA Mr. Timothy A. Powell ’85 Mr. Warren C. Redfern ’63* Mr. A. Griffith Reed ’93 Mr. H. Gray Reeves III ’80 Mr. Cannon J. Regester ’46* Mr. David W. Reynolds ’61* Mr. Andrew M. Rice ’92* Mr. Jack B. Richmond ’68 Mr. & Mrs. M. Jack Rinehart II - PA Mrs. Bernard W. Rogers - FR Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rutherford - FR Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ryan - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Safak Sahin - CP Mr. & Mrs. J. Creston Saunders - PA Mr. Jeffrey ’77 & Mrs. Robina ’79 Schroeder - PA* Mrs. Sandra E. Scott - FS Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam M. Seabrook III - PA Mr. L. Scott Shelton ’74 Mrs. Emily P. Shriver - PA* Mr. Norman S. Siegel - GP Ms. Charlotte Silverman - FS Mr. Raymond R. Simmons ’49* Ms. Maura Sinnenberg - FS Mr. John H. Smart II ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Spagnoli - FR Mr. L. Easley Spencer ’55* Mr. & Mrs. George W. St. Clair ’49* Mr. & Mrs. William T. Steele III ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Ennolls A. Stephens Jr. ’58 - PA* Mr. John W. Stone Jr. ’68* Mr. Alfred L. Stratford ’56* Mrs. Nancy P. Strosnider - PA Mr. George C. Stuckey ’52* Mrs. Orleita Taylor - FS Mr. Cary B. Taylor III ’74* The Pierson Mapes & Patricia Mapes Foundation The U. S. Army Chorus Alumni Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Thomas - PA Mr. & Mrs. William G. Thomas - FR* Mr. Stephen Thompson & Ms. Elizabeth Teague - CP Ms. Inga M. Thompson - FR Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Fred Toly - FR Mr. & Mrs. John T. Tompkins III - PA* Ms. Elizabeth P. Turner - CGP Mr. J. Christopher Upton ’95 - CCSFD Mr. & Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. Matthew H. Villanueva - CP Virginia Association of Community Banks W. S. Connelly & Co., Inc. Gen. Louis C. Wagner (Ret.) - FR Mrs. Mary M. Waite - CGP Ms. Rose Walker - FR Mr. Philip H. Wallace Sr. ’54* Mr. Vance A. Webb ’60* Mr. Robert E. Wells ’73* Ms. Kim West - FS Mr. Harry H. Westbay - PA* Mr. Adam W. White ’00 Mr. H. Waller Whittemore ’44* Mr. William T. Williams ’48*

Mr. Matthew T. Williams ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Williams - CGP Mr. & Mrs. George T. Williamson - FR Maj. Gen. W. Franklin Willoughby USAF (Ret.) ’53* Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings - PA Mr. Michael Wright & Ms. Kathleen Muller - PA Mr. & Mrs. A. Churchill Young IV - FR

Annual Fund Giving Current Parents Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer Mr. & Mrs. Joaquin R. Alvarado Sr. Mr. John Ambrose Mr. & Mrs. Tettey Aryee Mr. & Mrs. Phillip P. Atkins Ms. Karen Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blankenship - FS/PA Ms. Laura Booth-Freda Mr. & Mrs. Ashley Bowden Mrs. Seldine N. Browne Strasner Mr. & Dr. P. Scott Burns Mr. & Mrs. Tazewell M. Carrington IV Mr. Wei Chen & Mrs. Mei Li Mrs. Susan H. Corson Mr. & Mrs. Garrey W. Curry Jr. Dr. Kim Mary Czubaruk Mr. & Mrs. John M. Elkin Jr. Mr. Anton Freda Mr. & Ms. Paul M. Freeman Ms. Carmen L. Goddin Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr. Ms. Letitia J. Grishaw Mr. Hector Guzman & Mrs. Alejandra Casas Mr. Xiaodong Hao & Mrs. Mei Liu Mr. Charles Harding & Ms. Christel Avenhall-Harding Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Hasty Mr. David Hodgkins Mr. & Mrs. David J. Huff Mrs. Sarah C. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. George G. Jerome Jr. Mr. Ningchuan Jia & Ms. You Huang Ms. Jennifer S. Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Neal K. Keesee - FS/PA Ms. Jackey McCoy Leonard Mr. Linli Li & Mrs. Xin Fang Mr. & Mrs. J. Glenn Little II Mr. Bin Liu & Ms. Jing Du Mr. Zenghao Liu & Ms. Yan Dai Ms. Libby Maguire Ms. Mary M. Millhiser Mr. Thang Nguyen & Mrs. Lien Nguyen Dr. & Mrs. Martins Odetokun Mr. & Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley Mr. Steven L. Parker Ms. Andrea L. Partee Mr. & Mrs. C. Derek Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pausic Mrs. Gail Peterson Mr. & Mrs. James D. Pitts Jr. Ms. Julie P. Puckett Mr. Danny Reid & Ms. Bambi Parker - FS Mr. & Mrs. Carlton S. Revere Mr. & Mrs. David Rhodes Mr. & Mrs. Randell A. Rimbey - FS/PA Dr. Debra Rog *Indicates 15+ years of giving

GIFT REPORT Mr. & Mrs. Safak Sahin Mr. Abdullah Saleh AlHammad & Mrs. Foziah Al Ibrahim Dr. Claudia L. Sands Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers Mr. & Mrs. Lee T. Stevenson Sr. Mr. & Mrs. A. S. Stilianos Mr. Stephen Thompson & Ms. Elizabeth Teague Mr. & Mrs. Bryan C. Treakle Mr. & Mrs. Matthew H. Villanueva Mr. Anh Vu The & Mrs. Tran Thi Mai Hoa Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Waite - FS/PA Ms. Anne Walker The Reverend & Mrs. Oran E. Warder - BOG Mr. & Ms. James C. Welch III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Whittle Jr. Mr. Rong Yu & Ms. Qian Li

Annual Fund Giving Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Broderick Mr. & Mrs. Wilber G. Corson Dr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Dunegan Mrs. Nancy N. Fulgham Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Goddin Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Darrell G. Johnson Ms. Gloria A. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee Mr. & Mrs. David Kingsbury Mr. Thomas L. Kirby Mrs. E. D. Knight Jr. Mrs. Hildegard B. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Lowe Mr. John J. Maguire Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. McCarthy The Reverend & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Scripsema Dr. & Mrs. Howard F. Shivers Jr. Mr. Norman S. Siegel Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan Mrs. Nancy E. Thim Mr. & Mrs. I. E. Trotter Jr.* Ms. Elizabeth P. Turner Mrs. Mary M. Waite Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Williams

Annual Fund Giving Parents of Alumni Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. John J. Alachnowicz Ms. Anne S. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Aman III Major & Mrs. James E. Anderholm Mr. & Mrs. Douglas K. Anderson* Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG* Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Todd P. Barker - FS *Indicates 15+ years of giving

Dr. Robert S. Barlowe* Mr. & Mrs. Larry J. Bell* Bishop & Mrs. Scott A. Benhase Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Bennett Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bowman - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Britton Sr.* Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Brooks ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Howard E. Brown* Dr. Hugh Bryan & Dr. Barbara Allison-Bryan Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Buxbaum* Mr. & Mrs. Richard Callis Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Cheshire V Mrs. Lee S. Cochran* The Reverend & Mrs. Fergus Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - BOG Mrs. Thelma J. Collins* Mrs. Carole C. Conner Mr. & Mrs. Harry N. Cook* Mr. & Mrs. R. Caswell Cooke II ’54* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. John A. Cornwell Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. F. Burton Craige III* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Crichton* Capt. & Mrs. Lorenzo Dow Davis Mr. & Mrs. John D. England* Mr. & Mrs. J. Gray Ferguson* Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf* Mr. & Mrs. David Fierst Mr. & Mrs. John I. Fleet Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - FS* Dr. & Mrs. Edward D. Gardner Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Gaskins Mr. & Mrs. David C. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. L. Holmes Ginn IV Dr. Alan R. Gold Mr. & Mrs. George J. Green - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Gunn Sr. - FS* Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter Mr. Stephen Hall & Ms. Urath Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Ray H. Hargett Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Helsel* Mr. & Mrs. William U. Henderson Mr. & Mrs. B. Roy Hennigar - FS* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Hertzberg Mr. & Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - BOG Ms. Rose Marie Heustess Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. G. Hobson* Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - FS* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Hulse The Reverend & Mrs. Richard H. Humke* Mr. & Mrs. John E. Jessie - FS* Mr. William H. Jones Jr. Mrs. Anne K. Keehn Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Kelly* Mrs. Marjorie S. Kling Mr. & Mrs. John O. La Gorce II* Mr. Averette M. Lamm Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - BOG Dr. Augustine Lewis & Ms. Elizabeth Christeller Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott Mr. Melvin A. Lipsitz Mr. & Mrs. Nevan D. Little - BOG Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Major Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. David P. Maloney Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. McCurry - FS Mr. & Mrs. John O. McElvey Jr. ’64* Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58* Ms. Donna M. Merz Mr. & Mrs. Jeryl C. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Lewis N. Miller Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Morse Mr. Michael Wright & Ms. Kathleen Muller Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - FF* Mr. & Mrs. William K. Parke* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Payne* Ms. Scarlette J. Peeples Ms. Sara N. Pennington* Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Phillips* Mr. & Mrs. William R. Phillips* The Rev. & Mrs. Robert S. Phipps Jr. - FF* Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59* Ms. Cheryl S. Pugh Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Randolph Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Richard Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John G. Riley* Mr. & Mrs. M. Jack Rinehart II Mrs. Susan G. Robertson* Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ryan* Mr. & Mrs. J. Creston Saunders Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Scheu* CDR & Mrs. Wesley H. Schmidt Jr. Mr. Jeffrey ’77 & Mrs. Robina ’79 Schroeder - FS* Mr. & Mrs. Ephriam M. Seabrook III Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr. ’40* Mrs. Emily P. Shriver* Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II ’70 * Mrs. Lena Mae Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Nelson L. St. Clair* Mr. & Mrs. Ennolls A. Stephens Jr. ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Sterling - BOG Capt. & Mrs. Jesse J. Stewart Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Stifel Jr.* Mrs. Elise M. Stratton* Mrs. Nancy P. Strosnider Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. John T. Tompkins III* Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III Mr. & Mrs. John S. Warren Dr. & Mrs. Michael T. Webb* Mr. & Mrs. John H. Webster Mr. & Mrs. John Thomas West IV Mr. Harry H. Westbay* Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Wheelwright Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71* Mrs. Deborah C. Whittaker The Rev. Hugh White & Dr. Laurie Winchester-White - FS* Mrs. Mary P. Wolaver* Mr. Ned Wolfe & Ms. Kathleen Cummings

Annual Fund Giving Corporations & Foundations Adcraft Marketing Brotherhood of Christ Church Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia* CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL | 25

GIFT REPORT Cochran Family Foundation DeMaranville & Associates CPAs LLC The Parker Foundation* Target*

Annual Fund Giving Matching Gifts Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Dominion Foundation Matching Gifts Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gannett Foundation Keats, Connelly & Associates, LLC. Wells Fargo

Annual Fund Giving Friends Anonymous Agility Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Aimi Mr. & Mrs. Connor Ashby Army Aviation Association of America Association of the United States Army - Arlington Mrs. Lute B. Barrett Mr. & Mrs. David Barrington Mr. William A. Black Mr. & Mrs. J. P. McGuire Boyd Braxton Bragg Chapter AUSA Ms. Gail G. Braxton Mr. Jack H. Broadway Jr.* Mr. Douglas R. Burgess Mr. John Cabell Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Carrara Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas D. Chabraja Ms. Sharon N. Colston Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Crane Cypress International Inc. Mrs. Virginia P. Dabney* Mr. & Mrs. Alan DeForest Mrs. Margaret F. Dent Mr. Jay Dings Lt. Gen. & Mrs. James M. Dubik USA (Ret.) Mr. Walter Limbach & Ms. Joan Engel Mr. Thomas B. Evans Jr.* Mrs. Elizabeth G. Evans* Ms. Virginia W. Ewing Ms. Gina S. Farrisee Ms. Kristin Fletcher Mrs. Barbara Forbush Fort Dicks Chapter of AUSA Fort Hood National Bank Mr. & Mrs. J. Carter Fox Mr. Merle Freitag Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Todd Gardner Mr. & Mrs. H. Moncure Geho George Washington Chapter AUSA Mr. & Mrs. Patrick N. Getlein Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ginnings Mr. & Mrs. Harold P. Grout

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Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hack Carter F. Ham Mr. Rives S. Hardy* Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Harman Haynes Family Foundaiton Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hazel Mr. John T. Hazel Jr. Henderson Construction Company, Inc. Mr. Dennis Fogarty & Ms. Patricia Hickerson Mr. & Mrs. James S. Hunter The Right Reverend Shannon S. Johnston Col. & Mrs. J. C. Jordan Jr. Mrs. Marion T. Kerwin Mr. Mark M. Kisiel Mrs. Rita W. Laccetti Ms. Lynne Lipsitz Mr. John W. Lowe Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lowham Mr. Roger MacLeod Mr. J. Cal Mayo Mr. & Mrs. Doug McCracken Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. McCullagh Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. McDaniel Mr. James K. Meharg Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. David F. Melcher Gen. & Mrs. Jack N. Merritt USA (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Milano The Reverend & Mrs. Edward O. Miller Jr. Mr. Michael Montelongo Mr. Jonathan T. Moody Mr. & Mrs. John T. Morris Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle Jr. Mr. John R. Mueck Mrs. Nancy W. Mumper* New Jersey Chapter of AUSA Mr. & Mrs. John S. Norris Northern Chapter of AUSA Mr. & Mrs. Ray Odierno Lt. Gen. & Mrs. David H. Ohle (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Gary Osborn Mr. L. Peter Peduzzi Picatinny Chapter of AUSA Mr. & Mrs. David Plageman Mr. & Mrs. William S. Porter Mr. & Mrs. William G. Poston Mr. Clyde H. Ratcliffe Ms. Rosemary Redford Mrs. Bernard W. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rutherford Mr. James Schenck Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Spagnoli Staff of the George C. Marshall Foundation Mr. Edward Steele Mr. & Mrs. William F. Streeter The Pierson Mapes & Patricia Mapes Foundation The U. S. Army Chorus Alumni Mr. & Mrs. William G. Thomas* Ms. Inga M. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Fred Toly Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Travis Mr. & Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Jr. Virginia Association of Community Banks Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - BOG Gen. & Mrs. Carl E. Vuono W. S. Connelly & Co., Inc. Gen. Louis C. Wagner (Ret.) Ms. Rose Walker Ms. Mary Wheeler White Sands Missle Range Chapter AUSA Mr. & Mrs. G. Harrison Whitten Ms. Mary Ellen Wille

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George T. Williamson J. M. H. Willis Jr. Franklin D. Wyker A. Churchill Young IV

Annual Fund Giving Faculty & Staff Mr. Aaron Alter Ms. Melissa Bacon Mrs. Sarah E. Barker - PA Ms. Sue Bennett Mr. Scott Blankenship - PA Mr. Thomas Blissert Mr. Keith Bloom & Ms. Shannon Fisher-Bloom Mr. James Bristow Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers* Mr. Michael C. Carey Mrs. Charlotte Charlton ’02 Mr. Isaac Clark Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cola Mrs. Anna Cooper - PA Mrs. Rosemary Curro Ms. Dwann Cutler Mr. John E. Dehm Mr. Matthew C. Edmonds Ms. Kelly Espy Ms. Sara Forbes Mr. Reid C. Fritz Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Goodrich Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Sr. - PA* Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Jr. ’93 Mr. Matthew Guthrie Mr. Lawrence H. Hammer Mrs. Gracejean Hennigar - PA* Mrs. Rebecca L. Hogge Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA* Mr. Lawrence J. Jensen Mrs. Connie Jessie - PA* Dr. Neal K. Keesee - PA Mr. Peter Kempe & Ms. Angela Showalter Mr. Robert W. Lippincott ’10 Dr. Christopher B. Little Mrs. Tina McCurry - PA Mr. Donny Pyles & Ms. Kim Olsen Ms. Shannon Parker Mr. Mark L. Parsons Mrs. Emma Payne Ms. Theresa Perry Mr. & Mrs. Tedd Roseberry Mr. Matthew D. Schaefer Mrs. Rebecca Schomburg Mrs. Robina Schroeder ’79 - PA* Mrs. Sandra E. Scott Ms. Charlotte Silverman Ms. Maura Sinnenberg Mr. & Mrs. William K. Smiley IV Mrs. Melissa Taylor Mrs. Orleita Taylor Ms. Kimberly Traver Mr. Jon R. Waite - PA Ms. Kim West Dr. Laurie Winchester-White - PA*

*Indicates 15+ years of giving

GIFT REPORT

Annual Fund Alumni Participation Class of 1939 - 100% Mr. James L. Chavasse* Class of 1940 - 100% Mr. Walter D. Shields Sr.* Class of 1943 - 50% Mr. Edward P. von Walter* Class of 1944 - 20% Mr. H. Waller Whittemore* Class of 1945 - 40% Mr. Paul F. Fisk* Mr. John L. Trimmer* Class of 1946 - 100% Mr. Cannon J. Regester* Class of 1948 - 66.7% Dr. William P. Knox III* Mr. William T. Williams* Class of 1949 - 50% Mr. L. Ward Edwards* Mr. John H. W. Rhein III* Mr. Raymond R. Simmons* Mr. George W. St. Clair* Mr. I. E. Trotter Jr.* Class of 1950 - 66.7% Mr. LeRoy M. Carlton Jr.* Mr. Joseph A. Eggler* Class of 1951 - 20% Mr. Robert H. Henley* Class of 1952 - 28.5% Mr. Robert L. Montague III* Mr. George C. Stuckey* Class of 1953 - 37.5% Mr. Gerald L. Cooper* Mr. Donald B. Richwine Maj. Gen. W. Franklin Willoughby USAF (Ret.)* Class of 1954 - 54% Mr. Edward W. Cather II* Mr. R. Caswell Cooke II* Mr. Henry H. Eichelberger Mr. Robert F. Gibson* Mr. E. Worth Higgins Jr.* Mr. John M. Street* Mr. Philip H. Wallace Sr.* Class of 1955 - 40% Mr. David K. Claude Jr.* Mr. L. Easley Spencer* Class of 1956 - 21% Mr. John S. Hart* Mr. David H. Herndon Mr. Alfred L. Stratford*

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Irvin Owings III* William T. Steele III Ennolls A. Stephens Jr.* John B. Stock*

Class of 1959 - 42% Mr. John G. Beverley* Mr. Gordon W. Bohannan* Mr. Thomas G. McMillan* Mr. John D. Merchant III* Mr. G. Andrew Nea Jr.* Mr. James K. M. Newton III* Mr. Robert B. Powell* Mr. John Harper Toole* Class of 1960 - 30% Mr. Arthur H. Clephane Jr.* Mr. F. Davis Drumheller Jr.* Mr. W. West Foster Mr. George M. Temple* Mr. Vance A. Webb* Mr. James N. Williamson Jr.* Class of 1961 - 36% Mr. William G. Broaddus* Mr. Bryce A. Bugg* Dr. Robert T. C. Cone* Mr. Charles K. Dilley Jr. Mr. Robert J. Forthofer Jr. Mr. G. Garland Jefferson Jr.* Mr. James S. Kitterman Jr.* Mr. William T. Lamm III* Mr. Thomson Lipscomb* Mr. Robert A. McMillan* Mr. David W. Reynolds* Mr. Kenneth E. Washburn* Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV* Mr. Matthew T. Williams* Class of 1962 - 14% Dr. Richard Boxley Bowles Jr. Mr. Willis M. Gregory* Mr. Alexander M. Moore* Class of 1963 - 33.3% Mr. Thomas B. Anderson* Mr. Robert S. Bozarth* Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr.* Mr. John Henry Meyers* Mr. William A. Morecock Jr.* Mr. Warren C. Redfern* Dr. Jonathan Samet* Mr. Charles C. Tylander* Class of 1964 - 25% VADM John W. Craine Jr.* Mr. W. Burke Davis III Mr. Peter G. Drake* Mr. Dabney Nelson Lewis* Mr. Charles F. McCallum Jr.* Mr. John O. McElvey Jr.* Mr. Walter Henry Mehring III* Mr. Robert Earle Mills* Mr. B. Anderson Oliver Jr.* Mr. Hunter B. Smith Mr. William J. Wallace III* Mr. George S. Wood III

Class of 1957 - 27.7% Mr. John W. Ashbury Mr. C. Conrad Byers* Mr. William V. Giles Jr.* Mr. Philip M. Morton* Mr. Samuel K. Wallace*

Class of 1965 - 25.6% Mr. James A. Boone* Mr. Wiley T. Buchanan III* Mr. William E. Flory Jr*.

Mr. Charles M. Guggenheimer* Mr. John S. Hubbard Jr.* Mr. Lewis P. Lawson* Mr. Randy D. Rabin Dr. Walter D. Shields Jr.* Mr. John H. Smart II* Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher*

Class of 1958 - 33.3% Mr. Robert D. Fox* Mr. Joseph D. Logan III* Mr. H. Murrell McLeod*

Class of 1966 - 10.7% Mr. W. Stanley Kellum Mr. Howard N. Soucek* Mr. J. Boyd Spencer*

*Indicates 15+ years of giving

Class of 1967 - 16% Mr. William H. Ferguson II* Mr. Paul M. Fleming* Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr.* Mr. Richard E. Lankford Jr.* Class of 1968 - 32% Mr. William C. Amos* Mr. William F. Butler* Mr. M. Colin Cottingham Jr. Mr. Robert T. Feamster* Mr. T. Compton Groff* Mr. E. Peyton Harvey II* Mr. Robert L. Packett* Mr. Jack B. Richmond Mr. John W. Stone Jr.* Class of 1969 - 13.8% Mr. Norman K. Browning* Mr. John R. Hopkins* Mr. Thomas F. Mason III* Mr. Steven M. Parker* Class of 1970 - 21.7% Mr. Jeffrey S. Albertson* Mr. G. Tyler Brooks III* Mr. Robert S. Craine* Mr. John B. Davis III* Mr. William C. Garrett Jr.* Mr. Marsden D. Haigh* Mr. Robert B. Miller* Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II* Mr. Edward C. Wilton Jr.* Mr. Winfield A. Worth III* Class of 1971 - 21% Mr. Charles D. Brooks* Mr. Peter K. Browning* Mr. H. C. Stuart Cochran* Mr. Stephen L. Enoch* Mr. Charles A. Hotchkiss Jr.* Mr. Alfred G. Jones* Mr. Robert E. L. Scouten* Mr. Ernest A. Whitehouse* Class of 1972 - 16.7% Mr. A. Sears Bugg* Mr. C. Carey Cossaboom* Dr. William E. Easterling III Mr. Lewis O. Hall* Mr. John B. Holt Sr.* Mr. James P. McKay Mr. Peter H. V. Schmidt* Class of 1973 - 16% Mr. Boyd G. Combs* Mr. Severn P. C. Duvall Mr. Deane H. Hundley* Mr. Robert E. Long Jr.* Mr. Joseph S. E. Tatnall* Mr. Robert E. Wells* Mr. Morgan L. Wolaver* Class of 1974 - 15.4% Mr. C. Michael Bouis* Mr. J. Karl Ittner* Mr. L. Scott Shelton Mr. Thomas G. Skinner IV Mr. Cary B. Taylor III* Mr. John S. Taylor* Class of 1975 - 3.8% Mr. Robert S. Barlowe Jr.* Class of 1976 - 7% Mr. Thomas D. Briscoe* Mr. Walter B. Hurley Jr. Class of 1977 - 5% Mr. Jeffrey Schroeder* Class of 1978 - 8% Mr. T. Scott Carter* Mr. Wayne S. Mitchell

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GIFT REPORT Class of 1979 - 6% Mr. Charles K. Barlowe* Mrs. Robina Schroeder*

Class of 2000 - 6% Ms. Anne S. Nolan Mr. Adam W. White

Class of 1980 - 10% Mr. S. Eyre Baldwin Mr. Louis H. S. Pakula Mr. H. Gray Reeves III

Class of 2001 - 3.6% Mr. Wesley Charlton

Class of 1981 - 5.5% Mr. Patrick L. St. Clair* Class of 1982 - 3.7% The Reverend George L. Morris Class of 1983 - 5% Mr. Walter E. Wrench Class of 1985 - 11% Mr. John D. Floyd Mr. Timothy A. Powell Class of 1988 - 8% Mr. F. Hugh Kean IV Mr. Tamas P. Pucher* Mr. Mark O. Sullivan* Class of 1989 - 3% Mr. Wayne B. Galleher* Class of 1990 - 5% Mr. Willard Bunn IV Mr. Robert Byrd Powell Class of 1991 - 5.8% Mr. Hugh C. Kelley Mr. Jonathan H. Miller* Class of 1992 - 4% Mr. Glendon J. Fetterolf* Mr. Andrew M. Rice Class of 1993 - 11% Mr. Matthew C. Bell* Mr. Dennis J. Gunn Jr. Mr. Daniel L. Hargett Mr. A. Griffith Reed Class of 1994 - 15% Mr. Bryant Elliott Collins III Ms. E. Cherbury Hunt Mr. E. Andrew Lengua Mr. Brian P. Lowit Mr. Rafael A. Lugo Mr. Patrick M. Martin Class of 1995 - 16.7% Mr. Clark Andrew Armstrong Mrs. Dimitry C. Beauchamp Mr. Travis A. Beauchamp Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. Mrs. Lolita K. Lawson Mr. J. Christopher Upton Class of 1996 - 15% Mr. Brian R. Bell Mr. Albert D. Bugg III The Reverend Mark Ivany Mr. Shepherd F. Lewis Jr. Mr. Mahlon H. Newlin II Class of 1997 - 8% Mr. Donald Patrick Devane Jr. Mr. William C. Powell Jr. Class of 1998 - 12.5% Mr. John T. Eberline III Mr. Samuel E. Farnum Mr. Benjamin F. Moomaw V Mr. W. Lowndes Peple IV Class of 1999 - 3% Mr. Boyce W. Adams

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Class of 2002 - 2.4% Mrs. Charlotte Charlton Class of 2003 - 3% Mr. Paul J. Bennett III Class of 2004 - 7.5% Mr. Charles B. Monday III Ms. Katherine F. Nolan Mr. Wesley H. Schmidt III Class of 2005 - 14% Mr. Connor F. Charlton Mrs. Courtney W. Hurd Mr. E. Foster Nost Jr. Mrs. Anne T. Nost Mr. Matthew C. Parker Class of 2008 - 10% Mr. Lewis B. Cole Mr. J. Martin Huff Mr. W. Henry Jones Mr. Adam C. Smith Class of 2009 - 2% Ms. Laura D. Nost Class of 2010 - 7% Mr. Matthew Robert Bray Mr. William H. Galleher Mr. Robert W. Lippincott Mr. Christian A. Robinson Class of 2011 - 2% Mr. Archer H. Ruffin III Class of 2012 - 4% Mr. Winthrop J. Homer Ms. Emily E. Moore Class of 2014 - 5% Ms. Jaclyn Katherine Alachnowicz Mr. Kyle Harrison Blankenship Mr. Carter Lowe Little

Restricted Gifts The Allen Group Inc. Mrs. Angela W. Barksdale - FR Mrs. Lute B. Barrett - FR Mr. C. Michael Bouis ’74* Mr. and Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61* Mr. Albert D. Bugg III ’96 Buoys and Gulls Preschool Chesapeake Bank Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia* Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. C. Cone ’61* Connemara Construction, Inc. CowanGates Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Dunegan - CP Fest Productions Fleet Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Fleet Jr. - PA Mr. and Mrs. T. Foley - FR Mr. Robert D. Fox ’58* Mr. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67* Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Goddin Jr. - CP Ms. Alice Gullick - FR Mr. Daniel L. Hargett ’93 Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Hetzer Sr. - BOG/PA Mr. Joseph Heyman and Ms. Martha Heric - PA

Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS* Ms. E. Cherbury Hunt ’94 - CCSFD Mr. J. Karl Ittner ’74* Mr. and Mrs. Roland D. Johnson II ‘90 - CP Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Johnson - PA/CGP Mr. W. Henry Jones ‘08 Mr. David A. Jones - PA Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kabonero - CP The Kathe and Scott Hetzer Charitable Fund of the Ayco Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - BOG/PA Mr. Lewis P. Lawson ’65* Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.* Mr. Robert W. Lippincott ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb ’61* Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Little II - CP Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA Mary Byrd Wyman Memorial Foundation* Mr. Richard S. McGowan ‘61* McGuire’s School Foundation* Middlesex County Woman’s Club Mr. and Mrs. Graham H. Neal Jr. - CCSFD/PA Mrs. Linda Norman - FR Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Powell ‘59 - PA* Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Randolph - PA Rappahannock Concrete Corp.

The Rebkee Co. Revere Gas & Appliance The Ronald and Vicki Canakaris Family Foundation Rumsey and Bugg Mr. Ward R. Scull III ’61 - PA* Ms. Maura Sinnenberg - FS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Smith - PA Mr. and Mrs. George W. St. Clair ’49* Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Sterling - BOG/PA Mr. and Mrs. Kice H. Stone - PA* Mr. Mark O. Sullivan ’88 - CCSFD* Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan - GP Mr. Walter L. Tatum - GP Mr. and Mrs. Roby C. Thompson III - PA Tidewater Foundation, Inc.* Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Treakle - CP Mr. William Austin Trible III ‘03 TribleWork Mr. and Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III - PA Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ukrop - FR Urbanna Oyster Festival Foundation Valley Land & Developers, LLC Whitmore Chevrolet William M. Cage Library Trust Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61 - CCSFD* Ms. V. Elizabeth Williams - FR

Senior Class Gift Ms. Justina Adarkwah ‘15 Mr. Brenton Bray Altaffer ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer - CP Mr. Dalton James Anderson ‘15 Ms. Cristin Alexi Archer ‘15 Mr. William P. Atkins ‘15 Mr. Ikenna Sorensen Azubike ‘15 Mr. Dean Bethel ‘15 Ms. Yingyan Cai ‘15 Ms. Annabel Stuart Carrington ‘15 Mr. Samuel Critides ‘15 Mr. Owen Arthur Curry ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Garrey W. Curry Jr. - CP Mr. Patrick Michael Dunegan ‘15 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Dunegan - CGP Mr. John Morten Elkin III ‘15 Mr. William Tucker Fitzhugh ‘15 Mr. DaQuon M. Frisby ‘15 *Indicates 15+ years of giving

GIFT REPORT Mr. Wellington Goddin III ‘15 Ms. Carmen L. Goddin - CP Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Goddin Sr. - CGP Mr. John F. Gorsline ‘15 Mr. Hugh Halsey ‘15 Mr. Andrew Hennis ‘15 Ms. Anne V. Hodgkins ‘15 Ms. Monica I. Hurtarte Martinez ‘15 Ms. Mariah Jayne ‘15 Mr. Zetong Jia ‘15 Mr. Ningchuan Jia and Ms. You Huang - CP Mr. Noah Richard Johnson ‘15 Mr. Trayvon S. M. Johnson ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Johnson - CGP Mr. Tae Yoon Lee ‘15 Ms. Joy Re-Ann Leonard ‘15 Ms. Jackey McCoy Leonard - CP Mr. Fernando R. Lewis Jr. ‘15 Mr. Zixing Li ‘15 Mr. Lu Liu ‘15 Mr. Zenghao Liu and Ms. Yan Dai - CP Mr. Willis Mackey Jr. ‘15 Ms. Elizabeth Grace Maguire ‘15 Mr. Patrick John McDaid ‘15 Mr. Miles N. McGillivary ‘15 Mr. Zachary J. McLatchy ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. John D. McLatchy Jr. - CP Mr. Max B. L. Monical ‘15 Ms. Anna Leigh Moore ‘15 Mr. Alex Moreno ‘15 Mr. Connor Luke Mulherin ‘15 Mr. Tapiwa C. H. Musapatike ‘15 Mr. Bryce Guy Norvell ‘15 Mr. Seungene Oh ‘15 Mr. Alexander Chibuzor Onukwugha Jr. ‘15 Mr. James Kimball Gillette Ord ‘15 Mr. Xiao Pang ‘15 Mr. Luke C. Patterson ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. C. Derek Patterson - CP Mr. Brett Pausic ‘15 Mr. Grayson Rimbey ‘15 Mr. Jonathan Willis Stevenson ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Stevenson Sr. - CP Mr. Tristan Noah Taylor ‘15 Mr. Turner W. Teague Thompson ‘15 Mr. Stephen Thompson and Ms. Elizabeth Teague - CP Mr. David James Treakle ‘15 Ms. Elizabeth P. Turner - CGP Mr. Collin S. Vaughan ‘15 Ms. Ashley P. Waite ‘15 Mr. Jiayuan Wang ‘15 Mr. Qiwei Wang ‘15 Mr. Yongjian Wang and Ms. Yan Lin - CP Ms. Denier J. Weech ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whittle Jr. - CP Ms. Caroline Elizabeth Woolums ‘15 Mr. Shaolong Xue ‘15 Mr. Wenbo Yu ‘15 Mr. Rong Yu and Ms. Qian Li - CP

Class of 1965 Gift Mr. James A. Boone ‘65* Mr. Wiley T. Buchanan III ‘65* Mr. Robert H. Burgess ‘65 Mr. John S. Hubbard Jr. ‘65* Mr. Lewis P. Lawson ‘65* Mr. John Fass Morton ‘65 Mr. Randy D. Rabin ‘65* Mr. George Ross Scott ‘65* Dr. Walter D. Shields Jr. ‘65* Mr. John H. Smart II ‘65* Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher ‘65*

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Blankenship - CP/FS Mr. John Cabell - FF Cady Clay Works Mr. R. Phillip Campbell III ’92 - PA Mr. & Mrs. Tazewell M. Carrington IV - CP Chesapeake Bay Oyster Company Mr. & Mrs. Dave Cola - FS Mr. Donnie Cotter - FR Day Design Group Mr. C. Fletcher Flemer III ’64* Mr. Douglas E. Flemer ’68* Friday’s Marine, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday - PA Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS* Ingleside Plantation Nurseries Ingleside Plantation Vineyard Mr. Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’63 - BOG* Mr. & Mrs. H. Murrell McLeod ’58 - PA* Mr. L. Nelson Miller III ’00 Mr. Alexander M. Moore ’62* Mrs. Mary Watt New - PA* Nichols Pottery Mrs. Linda Norman - FR Mr. Charles J. O’Melia ’79 Owen Printing Company Oyster Seed Holdings Mr. Mark L. Parsons - FS Mr. & Mrs. James D. Pitts - PA Mr. & Mrs. James D. Pitts Jr. - CP Pitts Lumber Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Randolph - PA Rappahannock Concrete Corp.

Mr. John H. W. Rhein III ’49* Dr. & Mrs. Gregg Shivers - CP SILT Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II ’70 - PA* The Sports Centre Ltd. Mr. John B. Stock ’58* StrategyPoint Consulting Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Todd - FF* Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose - BOG Mr. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ’60* The Reverend & Mrs. Oran E. Warder - BOG/CP Mr. Samuel Williams Jr. ’76 - FF

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS Mrs. Lute B. Barrett - FR

In Honor of

Mr. W. Knight Henderson ’04 Mrs. E. D. Knight Jr. - GP

Mr. Brenton B. Altaffer ’15 Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer - CP

Mrs. Gracejean Hennigar - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Buxbaum - PA Mr. & Mrs. John D. England - PA Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lippincott - PA

Mr. Nathan P. Altaffer ’13 Mr. & Mrs. R. Blaine Altaffer - CP Mrs. Mary Scheu Boarati ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Scheu - PA Mr. William G. Broaddus ’61 Mr. Gerald L. Cooper ’53 Mr. W. West Foster ’60 Mr. Brendan E. Brown ’16 Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Broderick - CGP Mr. Ethan M. Brown ’09 Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Broderick - CGP

Gifts in Kind

Mr. Robert A. Brown ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Howard E. Brown - PA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Armstrong - BOG/PA* Atlantic Metals Mr. Jack Banks - FR

Mr. W. Austin Brown ’11 Mr. & Mrs. C. Michael Broderick - CGP

*Indicates 15+ years of giving

CCS Teachers Ms. Gail Peterson - CP Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter - PA Class of 1965 Mr. William E. Flory ’65 Class of 1970 & 2002 Mr. R. Blackwell Smith II ’70 Class of 2011 Mr. Archer H. Ruffin III ’11 Mr. Charles A. Coffee ’03 Ms. Nancy P. Strosnider - PA Mrs. Thelma J. Collins - PA Mr. Bryant E. Collins III ’94 Mr. Christopher N. Cook ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Harry N. Cook - PA Mrs. Owen A. Curry ’15 Mr. & Mrs. David Kingsbury - CGP Mr. Eric M. Faudree - PA Mrs. Courtney W. Hurd ’05 Mr. R. Bradley Fertig ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Harrington - PA Ms. Dorothy Z. Friday ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Friday - PA Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mrs. Nancy N. Fulgham - GP Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Britton Sr. - PA Mr. Wellington Goddin III ’15 Ms. Carmen L. Goddin - CP Mr. Thomas R. Green Jr. ’92 Ms. Susan G. Robertson - PA Mr. William R. Green ’93 Ms. Susan G. Robertson - PA Mr. Lee P. Gutschenritter ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Chris E. Gutschenritter - PA Mr. Jonathan K. Harrington ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Harrington - PA

Mr. Owen M. Heustess ’89 Ms. Rose Marie Heustess - PA Mr. Edward H. Homer - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Mitchell - PA Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Britton Sr. - PA Ms. Ashley M. Horsley ’07 Mr & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III - PA Mr. Noah R. Johnson ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell G. Johnson - CGP Mr. R. Dale Johnson III ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Johnson - PA Mr. W. Henry Jones ’08 Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

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GIFT REPORT Ms. Cecelia Jones - FR Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

In Memory Of

Ms. Emmaline C. Keesee ’16 Mr. & Mrs. William Keesee - CGP Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Lowe - CGP

Mr. Clifford L. Asbury ’70 Mr. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70 Mr. T. Compton Groff ’68 Mr. John D. Floyd ’85 Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS

Mr. David R. Koenig ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Scripsema - GP Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95 Mr. Averette M. Lamm - PA Mr. J. Perry Major ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Major Jr. - PA Mr. Joseph E. Major ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Major Jr. - PA Mr. Kenneth J. Przybyl - PA Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Buxbaum - PA Mr. Charles A. Riley ’89 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Riley - PA Mr. G. Claiborne Robins ’14 Mr. & Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins Jr. - GP Mr. Angelo M. Roper ’92 Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA Mrs. Margaret L. Sacks ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Scheu - PA Mr. Peter S. Scheu ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Scheu - PA Mr. Christopher G. Shriver ’92 Mrs. Emily P. Shriver - PA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Skinner - PA Mr. Thomas G. Skinner IV ’74 Mr. William A. Smith ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. Smith - PA

Ms. Suzannah J. Boyko - FR Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS Mr. Carroll L. Bridgeforth ’54 Mr. Philip H. Wallace Sr. ’54 Mr. William F. Byers ’39 Mrs. Lute B. Barrett - FR Mr. Nelson O. Cole ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Connor Ashby - FR Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin - PA Ms. Gail G. Braxton - FR W. S. Connelly & Co., Inc. Mrs. Barbara Forbush - FR Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Ginnings - FR Mr. & Mrs. Wayne L. Harman - FR Mr. John T. Hazel Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hazel - FR Henderson Construction Company, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lowham - FR Mr. J. Cal Mayo - FR Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. McDaniel - FR Mr. H. Gray Reeves III ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Travis - FR Ms. Mary Wheeler - FR Mr. & Mrs. J. M. H. Willis Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Wyker - FR

Mr. Clyde H. Ratcliffe - FR Mr. & Mrs. William T. Steele III ’58 Mr. Ennolls A. Stephens Jr. ’58 Mr. & Mrs. G. Harrison Whitten - FR Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61 Mr. & Mrs. George T. Williamson - FR Virginia Association of Community Banks Mr. Leavenworth M. Ferrell ’59 Mr. Gordon W. Bohannan ’59 Mr. & Mrs. J. P. McGuire Boyd - FR Mr. & Mrs. H. Moncure Geho - FR Mr. Lewis P. Lawson ’65 Mr. & Mrs. E. Massie Valentine Jr. - FR Mr. & Mrs. A. Churchill Young IV - FR Mrs. Ruth Ellen Hurley - FR Mr. Walter B. Hurley Jr. ’76 Mr. Raymond A. Jones Jr. - GP Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Mansfield III - PA Mr. P. Kevin Keehn - PA Mrs. Anne K. Keehn - PA Mrs. Julia M. Marston - PA Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Andreae III - BOG/PA Dr. & Mrs. David H. Charlton - PA Mr. Marsden D. Haigh ’70 - BOG Mr. Lawrence J. Jensen - FS Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lawler - BOG/PA Mr. John D. Massey ’49 Mr. William T. Williams ’48 Ms. Mari C. Mileur - PA Mr. William H. Jones Jr. - PA

Mr. John S. Taylor ’74 Mr. & Mrs. G. Kinsey Roper III - PA

Mr. Bryant Collins Jr. - PA Mr. Bryant E. Collins III ’94

Mr. Robert H. Mumper ’42 Ms. Nancy W. Mumper - FR

Mr. Turner W. T. Thompson ’15 Mr. Stephen Thompson & Ms. Elizabeth Teague - CP

Mr. William H. Dabney ’53 Mrs. Virginia P. Dabney - FR

Mr. & Mrs. I. E. Trotter Jr. ’49 Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III - PA

Mr. John C. Dozier ’65 Mr. & Mrs. T. Foley - FR Mr. Charles M. Guggenheimer ’65 Ms. Alice Gullick - FR Mr. Lewis P. Lawson ’65 Mr. Dabney N. Lewis ’64 Dr. Patrick D. Thrasher ’65

Mr. Daniel T. Nolan - PA/FF Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Ms. Katherine F. Nolan ’04 Mr. Andrew M. Rice ’92 Mr. John D. Floyd ’85 Ms. Nancy M. Nolan - PA

Mr. Hunter M. Villanueva ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew H. Villanueva - CP Ms. Ashley P. Waite ’15 Mrs. Mary M. Waite - CGP Mr. Joshua R. Waite ’17 Mrs. Mary M. Waite - CGP Ms. Chelsea L. Werner ’06 Mr. & Mrs. I. Edward Trotter III - PA Mr. Louis T. Whittaker III ’06 Mrs. Deborah C. Whittaker - PA Mr. C. Nelson Williams IV ’61 Mr. W. West Foster ’60 Mr. Knox J. Wolaver Jr. ’84 Mrs. Mary P. Wolaver - PA Mr. Morgan L. Wolaver ’73 Mrs. Mary P. Wolaver - PA Mr. Robert O. Wolaver ’68 Mrs. Mary P. Wolaver - PA

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Mr. Robert M. Evans ’34 Mrs. Elizabeth G. Evans - FR Mr. James W. Ferrell III ’57 Mr. Bryce A. Bugg ’61 Ms. Virginia W. Ewing - FR Mr. & Mrs. J. Carter Fox - FR Mr. & Mrs. Douglas B. Gardner - FR Mr. & Mrs. Todd Gardner - FR Mr. & Mrs. L. Holmes Ginn IV - PA Mr. & Mrs. James S. Hunter - FR Mr. Jonathan T. Moody - FR Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Mountcastle Jr. - FR Mr. James K. M. Newton III ’59 Mr. & Mrs. David Plageman - FR Mr. & Mrs. William S. Porter - FR Mr. & Mrs. William G. Poston - FR

Mr. William A. Nunn Jr. - PA Mr. Peter G. Drake ’64 Mr. Robert G. O’Hara ’31 Mr. James K. Meharg Jr. - FR Mr. Randy L. Partee Sr. - FR Ms. Andrea L. Partee - CP Mr. Lewis B. Puller Jr. ’63 Dr. Jonathan Samet ’63 Mr. Robert E. Mills ’64w Mr. David Rabin - PA Mr. Randy D. Rabin ’65 Mr. Edson D. Richwine - FR Mr. Donald B. Richwine ’53 Mr. Jonathan F. Scott ’70 Mr. William C. Garrett Jr. ’70 Mr. Seymour F. Scott - FR Ms. Gloria A. Johnson - CGP *Indicates 15+ years of giving

GIFT REPORT Mr. A. Kenneth Scribner Jr. - FR Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS Mr. Frank F. Smart Jr. - PA Mr. John H. Smart II ’65 Mr. Edward M. Smith ’33 Mr. James K. Meharg Jr. - FR Mr. John K. Smith ’61 Mr. Hunter B. Smith ’64 Mr. Jason C. Soucek ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin G. Fetterolf - PA Mr. Irvine R. Spurlock ’72 Mr. John B. Holt Sr. ’72 Mr. John H. Stone Jr. ’86 Mr. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS Mr. & Mrs. Kice H. Stone - PA Mr. Tamas P. Pucher ’88

Mr. & Mrs. Ray Odierno - FR Lt. Gen. & Mrs. David H. Ohle (Ret.) - FR Mr. L. Peter Peduzzi - FR The Pierson Mapes & Patricia Mapes Foundation Ms. Rosemary Redford - FR Mrs. Bernard W. Rogers - FR Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Rutherford - FR Mr. James Schenck - FR Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Spagnoli - FR Staff of the George C. Marshall Foundation Mr. Edward Steele - FR Mr. & Mrs. William F. Streeter - FR Ms. Inga M. Thompson - FR Mr. & Mrs. Fred Toly - FR The U. S. Army Chorus Alumni Gen. & Mrs. Carl E. Vuono - FR Gen. Louis C. Wagner (Ret.) - FR Ms. Rose Walker - FR Ms. Mary Ellen Wille - FR Mr. Courtland L. Traver - FR Ms. Kimberly Traver - FS

Mr. Hunter M. Stratton ’96 Mrs. Elise M. Stratton - PA

Mr. Marvin I. Walton Jr. ’55 Mrs. Angela W. Barksdale - FR

Mrs. M. Gay Sullivan - GP Agility Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Aimi - FR Army Aviation Association of America Association of the United States Army - Arlington Braxton Bragg Chapter AUSA Fort Dicks Chapter of AUSA George Washington Chapter AUSA New Jersey Chapter of AUSA Northern Chapter of AUSA Picatinny Chapter of AUSA White Sands Missle Range Chapter AUSA Mr. & Mrs. David Barrington - FR Mr. William A. Black - FR Mr. Douglas R. Burgess - FR Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Carrara - FR Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas D. Chabraja - FR Cypress International Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alan DeForest - FR DeMaranville & Associates CPAs LLC Mr. Jay Dings - FR Lt. Gen. & Mrs. James M. Dubik USA (Ret.) - FR Mr. Walter Limbach & Ms. Joan Engel - FR Ms. Gina S. Farrisee - FR Ms. Kristin Fletcher - FR Fort Hood National Bank Mr. Merle Freitag - FR Mr. & Mrs. Harold P. Grout - FR Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hack - FR Carter F. Ham - FR Haynes Family Foundaiton Mr. Dennis Fogarty & Ms. Patricia Hickerson - FR Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Hulse - PA Col. & Mrs. J. C. Jordan Jr. - FR Mrs. Marion T. Kerwin - FR Mr. Mark M. Kisiel - FR Mr. John W. Lowe - FR Mr. Roger MacLeod - FR Mr. & Mrs. Doug McCracken - FR Mr. & Mrs. David F. Melcher - FR Gen. & Mrs. Jack N. Merritt USA (Ret.) - FR Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Milano - FR Mr. Michael Montelongo - FR Mr. John R. Mueck - FR Mr. & Mrs. John S. Norris - FR

Mr. David W. Ware Jr. ’64 Mr. Dabney N. Lewis ’64 Mr. Charles M. Guggenheimer ’65

*Indicates 15+ years of giving

Mr. William B. Wrench III ’01 Mr. Adam W. White ’00 Mr. Robert M. Yarbrough Jr. - FF Mr. T. Compton Groff ’68

Planned Gifts Mr. & Mrs. James K. Alexander ’57 - PA* Mr. S. Woodruff Bentley ’56 Col. & Mrs. Richard P. Bettencourt - PA Mr. Gordon W. Bohannan ’59* Mrs. Julio Brancoli - FR Mr. & Mrs. William G. Broaddus ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan III ’65* Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan - PA* Mr. & Mrs. John E. Byers - FS* Mr. Joseph C. Cameron Jr. - FF Mr. Andrew E. Clarke ’71* Mr. David K. Claude Jr. ’55* Mr. & Mrs. Madison F. Cole Jr. - BOG/PAw Mr. Gerald L. Cooper ’53* Mr. Eugene I. Deas ’42* Mr. & Mrs. Dean R. Dort II - PA Mr. John C. Dozier ’65* Mr. Stuart K. Eutsler Jr. ’69 Mr. & Mrs. M. Huntley Galleher - PA/FS* Mr. Frederick K. Gilliam Jr. ’67* Mr. Columbus Haile III ’36 Mr. Frank L. Henson ’69* Mr. E. Worth Higgins Jr. ’54* Mr. James A. Hight Jr. ’63* Dr. John S. Hopewell ’56* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Hubbard Jr. ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. B. Hubbard III ’64 - PA* Mr. Deane H. Hundley ’73* Mr. Gugy A. Irving Jr. ’67* Mr. J. Karl Ittner ’74* Dr. Herndon Jenkins Ph.D. ’50*

Mr. Lawrence J. Jensen - FS Mr. Clyde V. Kelly IV ’04 Dr. Douglas A. Kinnett ’70 Mr. Andrew S. Kratz Jr. ’30 Mr. A. Mitchell Lamm Jr. ’95 Mr. James M. Le Favour ’70* Mrs. Mary A. S. Lighthipe - PA Dr. & Mrs. D. Downs Little - FR Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. McCullagh Jr. - FF* Mr. Alan McCullough Jr. - FR Dr. William B. McLaughlin - PA* Mr. & Mrs. John T. Morris - FR Mr. Lewis H. Mundin IV ’83 Mr. Mason T. New ’58* Mr. Michael T. Nunn ’86 Mr. James A. Paul III ’80* Mr. Jeffrey N. Pennington ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Powell ’59 - PA* Ms. Cheryl S. Pugh - PA Mr. John T. Rector ’80 Mr. John H. W. Rhein III ’49* Mr. Henry W. Rogers Jr. ’60 Mr. Meredith L. Scott ’32 - PA* Mr. John B. Shinberger ’70* Mr. Lewis B. Shrady ’55* Mrs. Anne B. Smith - PA* Mr. & Mrs. J. Boyd Spencer ’66* Mr. & Mrs. George W. St. Clair ’49* Mr. John Chowning Stiff ’28 Mr. John H. Stone Jr. ’86 Mrs. Evelyn M. Sutton - PA Mr. John L. Trimmer ’45* Mr. & Mrs. I. E. Trotter Jr. ’49 - GP* Mr. Nathaniel P. Ward IV ’60* Mr. Vance A. Webb ’60* Mr. Lawrence L. Webb ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Weiler - FR Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse ’71 - PA* Mr. Winslow Williams ’36* Mr. Edward C. Wilton Jr. ’70 - BOG* Mr. & Mrs. E. Carlton Wilton Sr. - PA* Mr. William B. Wrench - PA/GP*

Above: William Styron Memorial dedicated September 2015.

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