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Welcoming Dr. Kristen Ring
OUR SEVENTH HEAD OF SCHOOL
Studying in the Bahamas 16 | Profile: Ann Hoehn ’72 18 2016–2017 Report on Philanthropy 20 | Graduation 2017 50
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CO N T E N T S D E PA R T M E N T S
REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY
3 News from Hutchison
20 Introduction
21 Hutchison Financials
FEATURE STORIES
22–48 Annual Report of Gifts
8 Welcoming Dr. Kristen Ring 16 Studying Science in the Bahamas
ALUMNAE NEWS
50 2017 Graduation
58 Reunions
56 2017 Alumnae Weekend 61 Professionally Speaking
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ALUMNA PROFILE
62 Milestones
18 Ann Hoehn ’72
64 Class Notes
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16 L E F T On August 21, girls from lower, middle, and upper school, along with faculty and staff, witnessed the solar eclipse, the first coast-to-coast total eclipse in 99 years. Lower school girls learned about the history of the eclipse, while middle school girls drew the progress of the eclipse in their science lab notebooks. They also watched a broadcast of an Air and Space Museum simulcast with commentary from areas of totality. Upper school girls discussed the eclipse in their science classes and advisory in preparation for their viewing. Even though there were some clouds, everyone got a few chances to see the moon passing in front of the sun. This was a great way for all of our girls to have a tangible science lesson. It’s something they’ll never forget!
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M E S S AG E | F R O M T H E B OA R D C H A I R
dear friends, As we began the 2017–2018 academic year, we welcomed Dr. Kristen Ring, our new head
MISSION Hutchison School is dedicated to
of school, to campus. After an extensive search,
a c a d e m i c exc e l l e n c e a n d t o t h e
we found that Kristen was the perfect fit for our
a n d spirit a s it edu cates young wom e n
school. She has demonstrated in her prior work,
integrity and responsible citizenship.
p a ra l l e l d eve l o p m e n t o f m i n d , b o d y, fo r s u cce ss i n co l l e g e a n d f o r l i ve s o f
and has wholeheartedly endorsed at Hutchison,
Andrew R. McCarroll
an approach that emphasizes the unique
H U TC H I S O N M AG A Z I N E
capabilities of each student. She is committed
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to strengthening an already multi-faceted
HEAD OF SCHOOL
program that seeks for each girl the largest measure of growth in mind, body and
D r. K r i s t e n D. R i n g
spirit. We believe that she possesses the character and vision necessary to lead
E X E C U T I V E E D I TO R
Hutchison into the next dynamic chapter of our history.
S t ra t e g i c C o m m u n i c a t i o n s D i r e c t o r
Kristen is an energetic, collaborative, and thoughtful leader and will be an
L o r i G u y, lguy@hutchisonschool.org
inspiring role model for each girl who walks the halls of Hutchison. In addition,
E D I TO R
I know Kristen will continue the traditions of our great school while ensuring
Senior Communications Director
Max Maddock,
that our girls are prepared for the careers and world of the future. You can learn
m m a d d o c k @ h u t c h i s o n s c h o o l .o r g
more about Kristen in our Q&A with her starting on page 8, and then see photo-
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graphs from her installation, which took place at the end of August.
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Whether you are an alumna, parent, grandparent, or friend of Hutchison,
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CO N T R I B U T I N G W R I T E R S
I hope that you will introduce yourself to Kristen the next time you see her
C a t h y B a r b e r, J u d i C e n t ko, L o r i G u y,
on campus. She wants to hear your stories and learn more about what makes
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Hutchison such a special place. Sincerely,
M a x M a d d o c k , G a b r i e l l e P r ew i t t ,
P H OTO G R A P H Y C a t h y B a r b e r, B ra n d o n D i l l , M a x M a d d o c k , G a b r i e l l e P r ew i t t , a n d va r i o u s H u t c h i s o n c o n s t i t u e n t s
Andrew R. McCarroll Chair, Board of Trustees
DESIGNER B a r b a ra H i m b e r H u t c h i s o n M a g a z i n e i s p u b l i s h e d by t h e H u tc h i s o n Co m m u n i c a t i o n s O f f i ce . Please forward address changes to: H U TC H I S O N S C H O O L 1 74 0 R I D G E WAY R OA D MEMPHIS, TN 38119 o r t w h i t e @ h u t c h i s o n s c h o o l .o r g
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The Solar-Powered, Girl-Powered Wash Station by Mary Riddle, Hutchison Horticulturist
IN THE FALL OF 2016, I was busily tucking tiny kale seeds into the warm soil of the Hutchison farm, when a freshman girl wandered in through the gate. “Hi, Mrs. Riddle! My name is Elizabeth [Austin ’20]. I’ve designed a solar-powered vegetable wash station that will capture rainwater and allow us to clean the water using a small motor and a UV filtration system. I’ve created a budget for it and a preliminary design. Would you like to see it?” Surprised and curious, I asked her if this was a class assignment. “Oh, no,” she says, “I’m doing this just for fun.” For fun, I later found out, was in between her classes, quiz bowl competitions, and running tech for two school plays—but I digress. Working with Henry Hampton, our physical plant director, Elizabeth fine-tuned her idea, and her plan and budget were approved. Parts were ordered, and the plan was set in motion. Elizabeth spent three weeks this summer at the farm building the station, along with two wonderful members of the Hutchison maintenance staff, Carnell Benton and Napoleon Logan. Even on 100-degree days, she could be found at the top of a ladder, nailing shingles into a roof or unloading the latest shipment of lumber. She ran the show with grit and grace. In August 2017, Elizabeth put the finishing touch on her project: the solar panel! With several second- and
The Team, L to R: Mary Riddle, horticulturist; Henry Hampton, physical plant director; Elizabeth Austin; and Napoleon Logan and Carnell Benton, maintenance staff.
fourth-grade classes observing, she climbed onto the roof and installed it. Within a few minutes, the battery was charged up enough to get the pump working. Rainwater had collected in a barrel over the summer, and with the flip of a switch, it was pumped through to the sink. The younger girls were full of questions: “Did you have to make several versions of your plan, or did you get it right the first time?” and “How do solar panels work?” and “Where does the water go once it’s used?” Elizabeth may have inspired an entire new generation of budding scientists and engineers!
Senior Selected for Prestigious Orchestra Senior Monica Fleck ’18 has been selected as a member of the prestigious 2017 All-National Honor Ensembles Symphony Orchestra for the viola section. This orchestra is composed of the top performing high school musicians in the United States. Fleck will travel to Orlando, Florida, in late November for the 2017 All-National Honor Ensembles program at Walt Disney World. Hutchison | 3
Upper School Girls Create a Sweet Business It seemed like a match Kellie Taylor ’18 studied packmade in heaven. The beeaging; Hannah Daniele ’18 hives on Hutchison’s farm and Stuart Collier ’18 worked regularly yield a good supply on labeling designs; and of honey, and the upper Meggy Muller ’18, investischool girls in the entrepregated federal, state, and neurship class, county health and sanitary part of Hutchison regulations and helped Invests, were Starks in the pitch. The girls learning how to even cleared the idea with create and run Hutchison’s business office Meggy Muller ’18 and Kaia Starks ’18 businesses. and the school’s insurance pitched Hutch Honey to Bess Bartusch of the Buzz Shop. Could they packcompany. age and sell the Next, under the guidhoney in Hutchiance of Mary Riddle, the school’s horticulturist, the girls donned protective beekeeper outfits and learned how son’s Buzz Shop? Kim Ware, to harvest the honey. They filtered about 14 pounds of director of honey and bottled and labeled the product. With finished Hutchison Invests, prototypes, they pitched the idea to Bess Bartusch, Buzz says the program inspires ideas like this. The focus is to Shop manager. Bartusch guided the girls on pricing, and equip girls with the foundation they need to build, lead, the honey went on sale immediately. Word-of-mouth and navigate the world of entrepreneurship. They also spread so quickly that all 18 12-ounce jars were sold in a cover micro- and macro-economics, responsible investcouple of hours the same day! ments, the civic role of business and finance, and the Hutchison Invests will keep 20 percent of the profits impact of positive social change in the business world. and reinvest it. Ware said the girls will take ownership The girls involved approached the project methodically. of helping to harvest the honey, restock inventory, and Kaia Starks ’18 researched honey prices, the break-even manage the proceeds. point, and developed a pitch; Rachel Kimery ’18 and
Hutchison Girls Excel in Competitive Math Exam Several Hutchison girls excelled in the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) 10/12 examination sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America. The Association’s AMC program leads the nation in strengthening the mathematical capabilities of the next generation of problem-solvers. This test assesses proficiency in mathematical concepts and problem solving, and each student takes the three-hour examination twice. Last year more than 150,000 students and 3,500 schools competed nationwide at grades 10 and 12. Hutchison’s AMC 10 winners included Sally Crow ’19 (2nd place), Anne Grinder ’19 (3rd place), Michelle Lee ’19 (2nd place), Lilly West ’19 (3rd place), and Charlotte Merchant ’19 (1st
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Sally Crow, Anne Grinder, Michelle Lee, Charlotte Merchant, Lilly West
place). Charlotte placed first both times in the 10th grade math examination.
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HUTCHISON SCORES VICTORIES IN LACROSSE, TENNIS, AND TRAP
OUR VARSITY LACROSSE TEAM ran away with its seventh consecutive state title in May, finishing strong in the Tennessee Girls Lacrosse Association (TGLA) Championship by defeating Harpeth Hall, 18–7. Hutchison’s varsity lacrosse team topped out at #23 in the nation, and is ranked #1 in the state of Tennessee and #2 in the South by US Lacrosse Magazine. The senior athletes who graduated in 2017 can boast a four-year streak of varsity championships.
TENNIS: In September, sixth-grader Melanie Woodbury ’24 was one of three girls invited to represent Tennessee in the Southern Junior Tennis Cup. She played on a team against some of the best tennis players from across the country, and her team won the tournament. As an 11-year-old, she ranks among the top 100 players in the nation, #18 in the South for 12 and under, and third in the state in her age division. Woodbury has been playing tennis since she was six years old.
TENNIS: Grace Anne Dunavant ’19 and Catherine Owen ’17, members of Hutchison’s No. 1 doubles tennis team, won the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) Girls’ Tennis Division II AA Doubles Championship in May. Capping off an impressive season, they defeated Chattanooga’s Baylor, 6-3 and 6-4. The victory gave Owen and Dunavant an 18-1 record this year and helped lead Hutchison’s varsity tennis team to its 11th consecutive Division II West Region title. Owen is continuing her athletic career at the collegiate level at Sewanee.
TRAP: Hutchison’s varsity trap team performed well at the trapshooting state championships in June, finishing with the top score among female teams in Memphis. Cooper Matthews ’17 scored a nearly perfect 99 score, which marked her personal best. Greeley Lindberg ’18, Ally Adock ’18, and Ella Larkin ’18 each shot over 90 as well, all setting personal best records.
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WORLD LANGUAGES TEACHER RECEIVES AWARD Cesar Salazar, a middle school Spanish teacher, received
FITNESS SPECIALIST PARTICIPATES IN GO JIM GO
the “Microsoft Best Classroom” award for his outstanding and innovative integration of Colombian culture curriculum into the Spanish language education of his classroom. Sr. Salazar hosted students from Colombia as part of the celebration of that country for the Memphis in May International Festival. Members of the Cancilleria Colombia music troops of Tumaco and Palenque visited the school, meeting with girls in Sr. Salazar and middle school Spanish teacher Sra. Glenda Akers’ classrooms. Our Colombian visitors, who spoke no English, practiced Spanish with our girls through conversation and interactive games.
Hutchison welcomed Jim Jaggers, WREG-3 meteorologist and leader of Go Jim Go, and his fantastic team of bike riders, to campus. As part of Hutchison Serves, lower school girls raised funds to present to him for Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. In addition, several lower school girls decided to use their own money to buy toys for Le Bonheur’s patients. Iron Woman Rebekah Askins, one of our Crain Center fitness specialists, was one of three females who joined Jim on his ride. Askins helps girls identify ways to make health and wellness a part of their everyday lives. She is a great role model, and we were happy to cheer her on.
UPPER SCHOOL CHOIR WINS FIRST PLACE AND A TRIP TO CARNEGIE HALL
JUNIOR EARNS A GIG AT A PROFESSIONAL THEATER
At the WorldStrides Heritage Music Festival competition in New Orleans, Hutchison’s 2017 Vocal Point choir, under the direction of Leiza Collins, was awarded a Gold ranking, earning first place in their division with scores of 94/95/96 out of 100 from the three-judge panel. The win earned them a trip to perform at Carnegie Hall. Sarah Austin ’17 and Olivia Wilkinson ’17 received outstanding vocalist and ovation awards, respectively. 6 | Hutchison
Hutchison junior Sally Crow ’19 ran the light board for 9 to 5, The Musical at Playhouse on the Square. Working with a professional stage manager, she was responsible for all light cues throughout the production. Crow has been refining her craft at Hutchison since she was in fifth grade, and last year, designed the lighting for a variety of school productions, including the upper school play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. She attributes her success to the guidance and encouragement she received from Hutchison teacher Louisa Koeppel and many other members of our faculty.
2017-2018 Milestone Service Anniversaries
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Hutchison celebrates faculty and staff who have served at Hutchison for five years or more. Their spirit and dedication is evident every day. They guide our girls through challenging academics, provide opportunities for them to pursue their dreams, and inspire them to become accomplished leaders. The long-term commitment of these employees is one of the things that makes Hutchison Strong. Please join us in congratulating them for their service.
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2 01 7- 2 01 8 BOARD OF TRUST EES
201 7- 201 8 LE A D E R SHIP T E A M
Andrew R. McCarroll
Dr. Kristen Ring
Tracey Zerwig Ford
HEAD OF SCHOOL
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE &
Randy Olswing
FINE ARTS DIRECTOR
ASSISTANT HEAD/OPERATIONS
Whitney Miller ’88
Laurie Stanton ’65
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
ASSISTANT HEAD/PROGRAM
DIRECTOR
Elizabeth Jordan ’86
Laura Shy
EARLY CHILDHOOD HEAD
ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT
CHAIR
Dr. Kristen Ring HEAD OF SCHOOL
Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 VICE CHAIR
Michelle Nelson Miller ’84 TREASURER
Edward J. Dobbs S E C R E TA RY
Emily Bryce Bowie ’00 Will Deupree III Melissa Conrad Grimes ’87 Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75 Anne Orgill Keeney ’85 Kim Crain Lowrance ’86 Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Richard C. Moore, Jr. Jeannie Sherman Tabor Erica Stiff-Coopwood Stephanie Tancredi William R. Tayloe Sanford C. Thomas Kelly H. Truitt Muffy Farnsworth Turley ’88
Ann Marie Crump LOWER SCHOOL HEAD
Christine Saunders MIDDLE SCHOOL HEAD
Dr. Barry Gilmore UPPER SCHOOL HEAD
Pam Patteson ’88 DIRECTOR OF COUNSELING
DIRECTOR
Lori Guy STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
Elizabeth Boggan DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Susan Steinkamp EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Catherine Chubb ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Hutchison | 7
Welcoming
Dr. Kristen Ring AS HUTCHISON’S SEVENTH HEAD OF SCHOOL since its founding in 1902, Dr. Kristen Ring brings more than 20 years of experience as an educator, administrator, and leader. Most recently, she was the Provost at Bayside Academy
Arts from Wake Forest University, where she played Division I
in Daphne, Alabama, an independent, PK–12 private school
Field Hockey as an Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) scholar
of more than 730 students. Prior to her tenure at Bayside,
athlete. She earned her Doctorate of Education in Educa-
Dr. Ring was the Director of the Multisensory Academy of
tional Leadership from High Point University, focusing on
Practitioners (MAP), a unique offering for capable students
leadership transitions in independent schools.
with language-based learning differences, at Forsyth Country
The Ring family is excited to be part of the Memphis
Day School in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She started
community, which they have been exploring since their
her career as an English teacher and taught for 15 years. In
arrival in July. Dr. Ring and her husband, Dennis, have three
2006 she earned the distinguished Waddill Excellence in
children: sons Reilly, 15, and Colby, 14, both of whom are
Teaching Award for exemplary classroom instruction.
attending Memphis University School (MUS), and daughter
Dr. Ring holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of
Samantha, 10, who is in the Class of 2026 at Hutchison.
Dr. Ring with her family, from left to right: son Reilly, daughter Samantha, husband Dennis, son Colby, and their dog Harold. 8 | Hutchison
Q & A | DR. KRISTEN RING
We asked Dr. Ring about her experiences and her educational philosophy.
How did you choose to work in education?
In traditional teaching, the teacher tells students what they should learn and asks specific questions to get an anticipated answer. It’s almost formulaic. You can do that year after year, but then every student has the exact same experience. If a teacher invites girls to have a voice in what and how they’re learning, it’s more work, but it’s more rewarding. You begin to see that they are capable of far more reasoning because
During my senior year in high school, in addition to my AP classes, I signed up for a vocational education class. While in class, I listened to the other kids around me. It was shocking to me because there was a whole group of students who didn’t like
I think it’s critical that our girls
school. It wasn’t because people were being unkind to them.
feel challenged but also sup-
They had negative self-identities, and they didn’t think they were
ported. It’s a constant balance.
good at school. Therefore, they didn’t like it. That moment had a huge impact on me, and I marched down to my college counselor’s office and said, “I’m going to become a teacher.” And that’s exactly what I did. I went to Wake Forest knowing what my goal
they are making personal and global connections. For instance,
was; I majored in English with an education minor. After I gradu-
To Kill a Mockingbird is a common selection from the canon. If
ated, I went right to the classroom.
I teach a traditional curriculum around that novel, I’ve lost the
I truly believe in academic rigor, but I also believe in making
spirit and enthusiasm that would be created with a more open
sure girls enjoy being at school. It’s critical that our girls feel
dialogue that is specific to that group of girls. If I listen to where
challenged but also supported. It’s a constant balance. I share
the girls’ interests lie, it leads to more interesting dicussions.
this because it has shaped all that I’ve done in terms of education.
For instance, what does the novel mean to someone who might be a future lawyer? Why is it of interest to a girl? What are the
What did you learn during 15 years of teaching English? I learned that literature has a way of capturing students’ imaginations and hearts. Too often we get caught up in teaching a specific lesson versus watching what it is within a novel or piece of literature that really speaks to a student. You learn to walk side by side with a student on the journey rather than directing it.
How can girls drive classroom experiences and still gain necessary skills? In English, for instance, the teacher might use literature circles rather than teaching one standard novel choice from the canon. Right off the bat you allow girls some choice in the
implications in today’s society? What is a relevant contemporary example?
How did your work at Forsyth Country Day inform you as an educator? It was a unique program within the school that served as a learning lab, and as an administrator, I was a one-woman show. I essentially functioned as a division head, but I also handled admissions, financial aid, curriculum development, discipline, and parent communications. When I worked on development, for instance, I could go to the development director for the larger institution, learn what I needed, and take that knowledge back to my program. I went straight from the classroom into that role, so it was a great way to learn all of the pieces with others guiding me. It was impactful educationally, because the students who
process. To do it well takes structure, preplanning, and thought
came to us were high-capacity and high IQ. However, they
so that students are working within a framework and learning
were struggling in a traditional academic setting because they
how to hold one another accountable for thoughtful, generative
suffered from various learning disabilities. When taught in a
discussions.
more creative, less traditional manner, we realized that these kids
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could go on to college. We had a 100 percent college acceptance
The transition for me is natural, simply because that’s where
rate. Had they stayed on a traditional path, they likely would
my heart has been for a long time.
have given up. Interestingly, I typically did not hire special ed teachers; I hired brilliant teachers who cared enough to figure out what was going to work for each child. From a leadership perspective, it taught me that you can’t think outside of the box until you have some foundation. I had to understand curriculum and the way schools worked, then apply it to a different population of parents and kids. So I called on
What do you want for Hutchison girls? I want every girl to have an experience that allows her to see the joy in learning, whether she’s learning in a classroom, on an
skills that required a level of agility.
athletic field, in an art studio, or learning about friendships and
How has mentoring influenced your career ?
environment where all who are here are feeling that same joy.
I have been incredibly well-coached my entire life, from literal coaches on athletic fields to mentors who are successful in so
personal relationships. And I’m looking to foster a culture and For me, results are completely dependent upon the positive experience everyone is feeling. My approach is in trying to meet the needs, organizationally, of all the stakeholders. That is a tall order. If we are focused on needs, then people can be inspired and strive for something greater.
many other aspects of life. I’ve never shied away from saying, “Teach me.” I’ve observed new heads of school who have had a difficult time because they weren’t vulnerable and because they led with ego. They were fearful of not looking like they knew what to do at all times. I’d rather admit on the front end that I don’t know everything; learning is a continuous process. We can’t talk to girls about being lifelong learners and not be lifelong learners ourselves. I benefited, and hope to continue to benefit and learn, from mentors. Then on the flipside, I’ve felt it’s my obligation to coach and mentor others.
What has impressed you about Hutchison? First of all, I’ve felt comfortable from day one; everyone I met was warm and welcoming and had such a love for this school that it was something that I wanted to be a part of. Secondly—the girls have been fantastic! These are talented, articulate, thoughtful, intelligent girls who want to make a difference and they “get it.” They get it at a level that I did not get it at 18. And that’s a testament to the teachers, programming, and opportunities that are here. Also, I’ve learned that Hutchison embraces continuous
We can’t talk to girls about being lifelong learners and not be lifelong learners ourselves.
improvement. There’s a constant, wonderful tension among faculty and staff who seem to always be asking, “What more can we be doing?” They continue to do excellent work, but they’re not afraid to look around the corner and see what’s next. That doesn’t necessarily mean making big changes right away. Instead, it means discovering ways that we can take programming to the next level. That’s an exciting place to be.
Now you’re at an all-girls school ... What opportunities do you see ? I’m excited. In every school I’ve been in, I’ve always focused on creating opportunities for girls. However, I recognized that in those settings, girls were not always able or willing to seize the opportunities. I’m thrilled that some of those barriers are automatically removed at Hutchison. Instead we can drill down into how girls are getting all that they need, and build a foundation so that they are well-prepared to tackle life’s challenges. 10 | Hutchison
Faculty, staff, administrators, and students alike have said to me, “We want to be pushed, we want to be challenged, and we want to become our best. Will you help us do that?” You don’t see that attitude very often—girls who are open to change, and hoping to learn from one another. What I love about Hutchison is that there is a real focus on finding the strength and unique passion of each girl and meeting each girl’s needs.
If a teacher invites girls to have a voice in what and how they’re learning, it’s more work, but it’s more rewarding. You begin to see that they are capable of far more reasoning because they are making personal and global connections.
What do you see as challenges for Hutchison ? The biggest challenge is raising awareness about all that goes on in our classrooms and on our campus. I think many have a sense of it, but I don’t think they fully grasp just how amazing this school is. Enrollment is always going to be a challenge because Memphis is a competitive market. Also, creating the right balance for each girl can be a challenge. What is the best way to ensure that girls have an incredibly positive, robust
Transition in many ways is simply a matter of spending time together, day by day, working together and getting to know one another. The trust walk takes a while, and I am confident that faculty and staff will extend the same grace to me that I will extend to them. I want people to love walking in the door every day and being grateful this is the school where they work. When I was in the classroom, it was all about my students. Now it is a bigger audience of people, but it’s still about people succeeding in whatever realm they’re in. I believe in achievement and focusing on hard work, but I also like to help others succeed.
experience without driving them into the ground with anxiety and lack of sleep along the way?
What kinds of ideas will you bring to the transition here? My doctoral research focused on leadership transition, so
What’s your family looking forward to about Memphis ? I would say the boys’ actual first answer would be that mom is not a leader of their school! The whole family is pretty excited about being in a bigger city, and all the opportunities that that
I’m incredibly cognizant of trying to create balance and stability.
entails, including the music and arts scene. And, even though
At the same time, I’ve often seen people in other transitions
it’s been an adjustment, I think it’s good for my kids to be in a
worrying, “How is the new head of school going to feel about
position in which they get to suddenly make new friends. Our
this?” Ask me. I want people to be direct. And I hope I will proj-
daughter (adopted from Ethiopia) is incredibly excited to be at
ect that I’m open in that regard. People don’t always have to be
Hutchison. She already feels at home and is enjoying so many
in their comfort zones, but I believe they have to be emotionally
opportunities here.
comfortable in order to do the work they have to do. Therefore, it’s important to be clear and direct about expectations.
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The Investiture of Top: Dr. Kristen Ring speaks at her installation; above: Andrew McCarroll, Board of Trustees Chair, formally installs Dr. Ring as the seventh head of school.
DR. KRISTEN RING WAS OFFICIALLY INSTALLED as the seventh head of school at Hutchison on Thursday, August 31, 2017, in the Goodlett Athletic Center. After an invocation from The Reverend Canon Louis Hayden, interim head of school from 1999–2000, the ceremony was led by Andrew McCarroll, Board of Trustees Chair. Welcoming remarks were given by: Christina Wellford-Scott ’69, upper school English Department Chair; Keely Martin ’18, student council president; Madison Bright ’22, middle school student speaker; Kate Spiegelman ’26, lower school student speaker; Robyn McGee Raby ’88, Alumnae Association Board president; and Melissa Conrad Grimes ’87, Hutchison Parents Association 12 | Hutchison
Dr. Kristen Ring Above: The Reverend Canon Louis Hayden, interim head of school from 1999–2000, leads the invocation with, from L to R: Dr. Amanda VanDerHeyden, Dr. Kristen Ring, Andrew McCarroll, Board Chair, Hayden, Robyn McGee Raby ’88, Alumnae Association Board president, Melissa Conrad Grimes ’87, Hutchison Parents Association president, and Christina Wellford-Scott ’69, upper school English Department Chair.
president. Vocal Point, upper school choir, provided a selection of Memphisthemed music. Dr. Amanda VanDerHeyden, an education researcher and Dr. Ring’s mentor, gave the keynote address and said:
“Kristen Ring is a champion for girls and for women. She will be an excellent model for Hutchison girls.” The ceremony was capped off by the singing of the Alma Mater and a surprise explosion of confetti. We look forward to Dr. Ring’s tenure at Hutchison.
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Kate Spiegelman ’26, lower school student speaker
Madison Bright ’22, middle school student speaker
Keely Martin ’18, student council president
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I am proud to be the seventh head of school at Hutchison—a school where young girls develop into extraordinary women, and extraordinary women change the world. —Dr. Kristen Ring
”
Madyson Bolton ’18 presents Dr. Ring with blue running shoes during the singing of Blue Suede Shoes. Hutchison’s Vocal Point sang a selection of Memphis-themed songs for the installation.
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Talking About Student Growth With Dr. Amanda VanDerHeyden Dr. Amanda VanDerHeyden, the keynote speaker at Dr. Ring’s installation, is a nationally and internationally known researcher and consultant for schools and is focused on cultivating student growth. She has served as a mentor for Dr. Ring for several years. We asked Dr. VanDerHeyden a little bit more about her work and how it can apply to Hutchison. How would you describe your research and work
we monitor to see if the gap is closing and the child is back on
as a consultant?
track. If that doesn’t happen, we further intensify the instruc-
I advise school systems on how to use data to help all
tional support that we are providing. Then we ask: What’s the
children grow. My research is not in a laboratory. Instead, I’m
level of proficiency that forecasts that children are going to be
on the frontline addressing very practical problems.
successful in their next endeavors? What’s the level of performance that tells us a child can rapidly learn more complex but
Is anyone doing this work in independent schools? Not really. This is part of what makes Kristen such a
related content? Monitoring individual student growth assures us that every student can excel.
thought leader in her field. She knows my work, and she knows that there are all these wonderful techniques that are now commonplace in public education, which include things like screening to detect difficulties before they are readily apparent to parents or teachers. You don’t find a lot of independent school administrators who do the kind of work that Kristen knows how to do. What have you learned that can be applied to an independent school? Most difficulties can be prevented if children receive the right instructional support early enough in their academic careers. You’ve got to understand your academic performance data and to be able to demonstrate that you are growing children as a result of instructional investments. That’s what Kristen knows how to do. The very same strategy used for supporting students applies in accelerating students. Teachers watch to make sure children are attaining milestones at the right intervals during their early years.
While visiting Hutchison, Dr. VanDerHeyden spoke about how early childhood education sets the foundation for a student’s future academic success.
Hutchison promotes a growth mindset. How can we How do you assure growth in all students? The concept of intervention is familiar to most people. For
help our girls grow more? That is the most beautiful thing about growth … it doesn’t
instance, if you go to the doctor because you have high blood
matter how well you’re doing; it’s just your baseline. Every-
pressure, the doctor is going to say, “Let’s try this and contin-
body should grow. Beyond basic skills maybe it’s adding
ue to take your blood pressure. Then when you come back for
something more advanced like early writing or storytelling
a visit, we’re going to see if the pressure is under control. If it’s
or some STEM activities that are quite advanced. Kristen will
not, we will try something else.” And that is similar to the
have ideas about how to enrich and challenge girls at Hutchi-
concept of response intervention academically. We identify
son. And she will be looking for a partnership and an enthusi-
that there is a need, we begin to provide intensified instruction,
asm from teachers to do that work together. Hutchison | 15
putting the in field trip A Trip to the Bahamas Engages Girls With Science “It was definitely not your average summer camp!” That’s how Dr. Becky Deehr, Hutchison middle school science teacher, described a weeklong excursion to the Bahamas with 13 middle school girls in June. Deehr, along with middle school science teacher Donna Budynas and middle school assistant head Hollis Ligon, planned the trip as a unique way for the girls to study marine biology, geology, geography, and a little bit of astronomy. The group traveled to the tiny Bahamian island of San Salvador. Approximately 1,000 people live on the island, which hosts a research center where many scientists come to study throughout the year. Dr. Deehr had visited San Sal during her master’s degree work and scouted it again last summer with Budynas for this trip. “There are a wide variety of things to see, including different kinds of reefs and different landscapes.” The island has a connection to history, too: it is widely believed to be the first land of “the new world” that Christopher Columbus discovered in 1492. This was no beach-lounging trip though. The girls and their chaperones were busy from sunup to sundown. “We went snorkeling every day and most days we would go hiking somewhere,” said
Libby Prince ’21. Before they left for the Bahamas, all girls were required to attend a snorkeling lesson at The
Girls construct a transect on the beach to observe the different species they see.
Dive Shop last spring so that they would be prepared when they got to the island. The first day in the ocean was devoted to practicing those snorkeling skills and working out any issues. They started on beaches with grassy underwater areas where they spotted sea turtles, and each day worked their way up to better and better reefs where they saw different kinds of coral and fish, including stingrays and barracudas. One day they got a surprise visit from a friendly dolphin that swam around and did some tricks.
Camille Mattingly ’22 had snorkeled in places such as Aruba and the Cayman Islands, but said, “This was by far the most beautiful water I’ve snorkeled in, probably because it’s not very commercial. I had never seen a reef as healthy as some of the ones I saw in San Sal.” When they weren’t in the water, the girls were doing research on land. One day they conducted a transect on the beach, which is a series of quadrats where one observes and records the different species they see in the quadrat, including plants, sand, and crabs. “It was a way for girls to practice honing in and seeing the details that are around us all the time,” Ligon said. “That’s a really important skill for young scientists to develop.” Deehr said they also considered the abiotic factors of the different beaches. Was it windy there? Were the waves rough compared to others? What did the shoreline look like, how did the sand feel? 16 | Hutchison
“At night we talked about the fish we saw and had field guides to help us identify the different types of fish,” Prince said. Budynas said it was an opportunity for the girls to do research and report. “We weren’t just telling them that a fish was a blue tang, for instance. They were drawing what they had seen on dive slates and then looking them up in field guides. Anytime you research something yourself, you remember it a lot longer. They discovered they can find it
I THINK THE IMMERSION, LITERALLY AND FIGURATIVELY, WAS INVALUABLE. THEY HAD A CHANCE TO FEEL WHAT IT’S LIKE TO BE A FIELD SCIENTIST THEMSELVES. Dr. Becky Deehr Middle school science teacher
by themselves. It’s a good evolution toward knowledge and understanding.”
on. A number of scientists had poster boards up describing Each girl had a snorkel buddy and collected and
their work. “The posters were like the science fair posters we’ve done but more advanced,” said Davis. Budynas agreed. “Even when they didn’t understand the
analyzed their
science, they understood the process and they could see that
data together as
the scientists had collected data and created graphs to prove
teammates. It was
whatever it was they were trying to prove.”
valuable practice
A couple of scientists stopped to talk with the girls about
in cooperating
their work. Deehr said those were some of her favorite
and coordinating
moments, when girls had exposure to working scientists and
activities with one
could hear that they don’t always get the results they are
another.
expecting. It was a concrete way for them to see that it’s all
One night they
part of the scientific process. Ligon added: “We wanted this
ventured out to do some astronomy. “Everywhere you looked
trip to engage and inspire the girls to be interested in their
there were stars,” said Katie Davis ’21. “You actually could
environment and in science. I expect they will remember this
see the constellations. I saw two shooting stars that night.”
trip, and it may even impact what they choose to study in
Each night, snorkel buddies would post photos and write a blog about their adventures for their parents to follow back
the future.” Katie Davis said the trip opened up new possibilities for
home. Rachel Perry ’22, inspired by an idea from her class-
her. “I have been interested in marine biology for a while
mate Lily Rodenhiser ’22, interviewed the girls with a video
now, but this trip helped me realize this is something that
camera for a daily video log or vlog.
I’m probably going to want to pursue later in life. There’s so
A bit of serendipity was that while the girls were staying at the research center, there was a scientific conference going
much of the ocean that we haven’t explored yet and that we don’t know about. I think that’s intriguing.”
Hutchison in the Bahamas, from L to R: Hollis Ligon, middle school assistant head; Donna Budynas, middle school science teacher; Zoe Gilmore ’22, Betsy Grimes ’22, Annabelle Bridgforth ’22, Libby Prince ’21, Sarah Jane Richey ’22, Lily Rodenhiser ’22, Ann Grimes ’22, Abigail Arnold ’22, Camille Mattingly ’22, Katie Davis ’21, CeCe Solberg ’22, Caroline Grace Hathcock ’22, Rachel Perry ’22, and Becky Deehr, middle school science teacher
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ALUMNA PROFILE | ANN HOEHN ’72
A Passion for Art INFORMS A LIFE
Ann Hoehn ’72 remembers her years at Hutchison fondly, even though it was in the midst of a turbulent period in the U.S., and Memphis in particular.
he sixties were a difficult
on at Bowdoin. While in college, her
time between the Civil
family moved from Memphis to San
Rights Movement, the
Diego, so after graduation in 1976,
women’s movement, the Vietnam
she followed them. It was another
War—so much was going on when
completely different experience
we were growing up,” Hoehn said.
socially and culturally.
She started Hutchison in kinder-
After training and working for a
garten at the Union Avenue campus,
number of years as a docent at the
and then made the transition to the
San Diego Museum of Art and the
Ridgeway campus in fifth grade
Timken Museum of Art, two prom-
when the school relocated. “It was
inent art institutions in Southern
a wonderful childhood. I loved my
California, Hoehn decided to get
school and the teachers.”
her master’s degree. But instead of
If you asked her now, though,
studying in California, she chose to
Hoehn said she always had an
study at the University of Memphis.
inkling that she wanted to explore
She said she did it partly so that
life outside of Memphis too. That’s one of the reasons she chose
Ann Hoehn, Class of 1972
Bowdoin College, a small liberal arts
her two children, daughter Brooke and son Rhodes, could see where she had grown up. She spent two years
college in Brunswick, Maine, for her undergraduate studies.
in Memphis before returning to San Diego, where she finished
Things weren’t necessarily calm at Bowdoin either. In 1971,
her thesis and graduated in 1997. She’s lived in California ever
after nearly 180 years as a men’s college, the school had just
since.
begun to admit women. Hoehn’s was the second class of
She’s held several positions at universities and art
women to attend. “It wasn’t easy, because the guys still had
museums, including as adjunct professor of art history at the
this mentality that they didn’t want girls there; the professors
University of San Diego, where she taught history of art from
didn’t want us there, either. It was a real transition period for
the renaissance to the present. She then had a chance to
the school. So we had to be tough.”
return to the Timken Museum as the curator of adult educa-
But she said the experience expanded her worldview. “It
tion, where she trained docents, coordinated school tours,
was certainly a culture shock coming from the South. There
and gave lectures. And she worked as the curator of adult
were students from all over the country. I was in classes
education and lecturer at the Oceanside Museum of Art. She
with people of such varied backgrounds, and that was an
is currently adjunct professor of art history at John Paul the
eye-opener for me.”
Great Catholic University in Escondido, California, not far
Since learning to play classical piano while at Hutchison, Hoehn thought she would major in music. But she also had discovered a love for art history, and that’s what she focused 18 | Hutchison
from where she lives in Del Mar. “For the most part, I teach general European art history. But I do quite a few specialized lectures, too, depending on
My work in art history has brought a lot of fulfillment for me, and it’s enabled me to reach out to many students to enrich their lives. I’m grateful … what the audience is looking for.” Some of the topics include
Lowrance ’29 was an amazing woman who taught us how to
the Italian Renaissance, Rococo to Impressionism of 19th
be proper women. You may laugh at that today, but I don’t. I
century France, and Post-Impressionism to the 1960s in the
think our young people have lost too much proper etiquette.”
United States. She has taught humanities courses that syn-
Hoehn believes in giving back and has given to Hutchison
chronize art history with other topics such as William Shake-
Leads and to the annual
speare to show what’s going on concurrently at a certain
fund toward financial
period of time. One of her favorite lectures, and one she said
assistance. So far her
people enjoy a lot, is focused on women artists throughout
generous gifts have
the centuries.
helped two Hutchison
When she isn’t teaching or traveling around the world to
girls who have since
learn more about art (she takes classes at the British Institute
graduated and gone
in Florence, Italy, for instance), she’s taken the time to write a
on to college, one to
memoir called Smell the Raindrops. The book is about grow-
Hunter in New York
ing up in Memphis during the ’60s and Hoehn’s relationship
and the other to
with her nanny, Corrine, who was influential in Hoehn’s life.
Northeastern in
She writes under the pseudonym BA Austin and keeps a blog
Boston. She
at baaustin.com. She recently wrote a very personal story
also hosted one
about her schoolmate, Suzy Satterfield ’73, who passed
Hutchison girl for
away this last year.
an internship.
Hoehn is currently working on a new book titled A
“There are so
Spiritual Journey Through Art, due out in 2018, which will be
many students
a combination art history and personal book. In it, Hoehn will
out there who
talk about some of the favorite works of art that she’s seen
deserve help. I
during her travels, and “how they have impacted my life and
was given such a
faith, and the way I see mankind and the human condition.”
great opportunity
She balances all of her lectures and writing with family
Hoehn’s book Smell the Raindrops, which she published under her pseudonym BA Austin
to get one of the
life. She has three grandsons—Garrison, Leeland, and Cru—
finest educations,
who she spends as much time with as she can. This past sum-
and I want to help someone else do that,” she said. She was
mer, for instance, she took each of them to a classical music
inducted into the Norfleet Society, Hutchison’s prestigious
concert to expose them to that culture. She remembers while
circle of philanthropists, in 2013.
at Hutchison taking field trips to the symphony and how that
She would encourage any Hutchison girl to do as she
had a huge impact on her. “Schools don’t do that anymore.
did and think beyond Memphis or the South for her college
It’s a real shame,” she said. “They’re losing out, because it
career. “You’ll gain exposure; it just means trying something
should be a part of the educational culture.”
different and stretching yourself. If you decide Memphis is
Hoehn keeps her piano chops up by being a member of
where you want to live, that’s great. But first get experience
the Amateur Pianists, a group that comes together once a
elsewhere; open up your eyes and know what the rest of the
month to play. She’s also taking lessons again and hopes to
world is like.”
perform even more. She said playing “really brings out the soul and the heart.”
Hoehn admitted that she’s been lucky to follow her passion. “I’ve stayed in the field that I love. My work in art history
Thinking back, she said one of the things she’s most
has brought a lot of fulfillment to me, and it’s enabled me to
grateful for about Hutchison is that her teachers knew how
reach out to many students to enrich their lives. I’m grateful
to build and instill character at a very young age. “Ms. Helen
that I am able to do that.”
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This Report on Philanthropy is a celebration of the generous spirit of the Hutchison community. As a school dedicated to the development of the “mind, body, and spirit” of girls, we are blessed that so many of you chose to support the unique path of each Hutchison student. Philanthropy has always been an essential part of the Hutchison story. Each Hutchison student, alumna, and family has been touched by the generosity of the community. As tuition has never covered the full cost of a Hutchison education, philanthropy has been the bridge to life-shaping experiences beyond what would otherwise be possible. In addition to all who made a philanthropic gift last year, Hutchison is extremely grateful to the countless volunteers who generously advocated for Hutchison’s mission. In particular, we would like to thank Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness, who chaired the 2016–2017 Annual Fund campaign. We also are thrilled to welcome Jean and Rob Johnston as chairs for the 2017–2018 Annual Fund campaign. This past year concluded the most ambitious and successful fundraising initiative in the school’s history. Hutchison offers its sincere gratitude to the Boundless Campaign Cabinet members, led by Will Deupree. Hutchison is fortunate to have such passionate and dedicated advocates. This is an exciting period in Hutchison’s history. We look forward to a new year filled with possibilities for Hutchison students, led by Dr. Kristen Ring, and supported by the continued generosity of this strong community. 20 | Hutchison
HUTC H ISON FINANCIALS
2016-2017 SOURCES OF REVENUE
4%
4%
ENDOWMENT FUND BALANCE as of June 30, 2017................................$21,567,563
Net Tuition & Fees.....85%
7%
Annual Fund................. 4% Endowment.................. 4%
PLANNED GIFTS Number of Donors................................................ 40
Auxiliary Activities...... 7%
Approximate Value................................. $9,709,750 85%
Total Budget 2016-2017.......................... $20,128,507
The entire Hutchison community (Alumnae, Parents, Grandparents, and Friends) comes together each year to make a collective gift to support opportunities for each girl through the Annual Fund.
2016-2017 OPERATING EXPENSES
2016-2017 ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONS BY CONSTITUENCY
Salaries & Benefits...... 66%
6%
Program Support ....... 20%
8%
Alumnae ......................$295,015
Physical Plant................8% Administration............... 6%
20% 66%
$34,751
Parents.......................$244,749
$107,929
Grandparents................. $97,115
$28,460 $17,388
$295,015
Parents of Alumnae.....$47,320 Faculty/Staff................. $17,388
$47,320
Friends............................$28,460
$97,115 $244,749
Corp/Foundations.......$34,751 Board of Trustees.......$107,929
2016-2017 CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS Endowment & Capital Gifts......................... $953,185
2016-2017 ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONS BY CONSTITUENCY
Capital Gifts........................................................ $3,063
Participation
Gifts to Annual Fund.................................. $872,737
Faculty & Staff......................................................................98%
Total Gifts 2016-2017.............................. $1,829,665
Board of Trustees................................................................96% Parents.................................................................................. 60% Alumnae................................................................................26% Grandparents.........................................................................12% Parents of Alumnae..............................................................9%
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CAPITAL AND ENDOWMENT GIFTS In 2017, Hutchison concluded an effort to secure funds for continued growth in several key areas: developing and retaining an excellent faculty, creating transformative learning experiences, improving access to a Hutchison education across a wide spectrum of talented girls, and preserving our unique campus. The initiative, informed by the Vision 20/20 Strategic Plan, was the most ambitious and successful endowment and capital campaign in the school’s history. $1,000,000 +
Brenda and Lester Crain Cindy and Edward Dobbs Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Lisa Stanford ’78 Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams $500,000–$999,999
Susan and John Hull Dobbs Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney $250,000–$499,999
Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Anne and Andy McCarroll Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi Barbara Crain ’77 and Lewis Williamson, Jr. $100,000–$249,999
Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Amy and Chip Crain III Crawford Howard Private Foundation Sara Howard Garay Bowen Howard Suzanne and Hal Howard, Jr.* Angie and Will Deupree III Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Brenda and Fred Grinder Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder
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The Wallace Hall Family Wallace Hall, Sr.* G. Houston Hall Wallace L. Hall, Jr. Sydney A. Hall The Higginbotham Family Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance, Jr. Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning Melissa and Kevin McEniry Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick Annette and Rod Smith Susan and Sanford Thomas Julie and Mike Wharton Jean and Billy Weiss William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc. $50,000–$99,999
Terry and Jack Brown The Estate of George Coors Darby and Jason Farmer Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Jim McGehee, Jr. Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Susan Springfield ’82 Nina and Matthew Thornton III Carole and Bill West The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation
$25,000–$49,999
Senter Crook ’61 and Joe McFadden Meg West ’01 and Reese Hodges Lee West ’94 and Eliot Morris Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell Carolyn and Robert Rogers Jim Springfield Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr. Kathleen and Darryl Weiman Libby and McLean Wilson Becky and Spence Wilson Stephanie and Spence Wilson, Jr. Tate Simpson ’02 and Webb Wilson $10,000–$24,999
The Estate of Louise Leffler ’69 Katherine Wilson ’95 and Adrian Blackney Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Ginger and Dabney Collier III Kate and Coleman Connell The Estate of Patrice Dickey ’73 The Edward E. Ford Foundation Ann and Frank Gusmus Lucia and Ricky Heros Hutchison Parents Association Betty Jane and John* Harris Courtenay and Tom McAllister Pamela Sylvestre Sharon and Kelly Truitt Aggie Ming Turley ’40
Includes those who made new gifts or pledges beginning September 1, 2012.
$5,000–$9,999
Mary Beth and Tom Bryce Deborah and Bob Coleman Alice McGown ’64 and Kevin Concagh The Estate of Mildred Puryear Marshall ’38* Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Carey Wilson ’91 and Brad Snider Susan and Tom Stephenson Up to $5,000
Jane and Don Allen Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr. Norma and Olin Atkins Ellen and Steve Atkins Margaret Erb ’73 and Ed Atkinson III Skip Aymett Sally Foster ’85 and Dan Barron Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85 Cindy Crill ’87 and Kevin Brewer Susan Stimbert ’85 and Boyd Bullock Palmer and Richard Burt Sandra and Rick Burt Christine Crane ’85 and Marty Chapman Mary Harrington ’68 and Douglas Chism III Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Mary and Robert Ellis Stacy Ferraro ’85 Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Amy Pickens ’11 and Ricky French Laura Yeates ’72 and Thomas Fulton Gladys Ann and Michael Garretson Heidi Maduska Garrett ’85 Sloan Towner ’78 and Luke Germann Deborah Bass ’85 and Mike Gibbs Molly Morris ’85 and Robert Gooch Cathy and Jeff Harris Hilary and Bruce Harrison Vanessa Hartman ’85 Cathy Crill Herrington ’89 Anne Hooker ’64
Independent Bank Renee and Larry Karban Pat Newberry and Ernest Kelly Nancy Patton ’64 and James Langdon Lynn and Mike Leppert Perre Magness ’88 Nancy and Donald Malmo Gloria and Doug Marchant Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike Marshall Laura McArtor ’85 Ashley Henderson ’85 and Steve McHugh Carol Snowden Morris ’64 Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. Lauren Hayden ’85 and Wilson Parry Amy and Everett Pidgeon Kim and Johnny Pitts Lisa and Mark Putman Sheppie Turley Quinn ’64 Sabre Holdings Sage Dining Services Agnes May ’64 and Lindsay Short, Jr. Peggy Diggs ’64 and Robert Simons Dorree Jane Smith ’85 Peggy Bowen ’64 and Bernard Smith Sally Hughes ’64 and C.D. Smith Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Leslie Stratton ’64 Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor Ruth Kish ’57 and Ron Thompson Kathleen and Jud Towner IV The Estate of Nugent Treadwell* Blanche Millard ’85 and Jim Williams Margaret Hooks Wilson ’45
HUTCH I S ON AT-A-GLANC E 2016– 2 017 STUDENTS Enrollment............................... 901
TUITION LH.........................$5,000–10,800 Pre–K...................$10,096–13,292 JK............................. $12,916–15,112 Kindergarten...................$15,800 Grades 1–2........................ $18,268 Grades 3–4........................$19,524 Grades 5–8........................$19,772 Grades 9–12..................... $20,108
FACULTY Full-time Teachers................... 79 Bachelor’s Degrees.............. 19 Master’s Degrees................. 57 Doctoral Degrees....................3 Average Years/Teaching Experience................................13 Part-time Teachers..................30
STUDENT DIVERSITY Students of Color...................18% African American..............10% Middle Eastern..................2.5% Pacific Rim............................ 2% Latina/Hispanic.................1.5% Multiracial.............................. 2%
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE * denotes deceased
Students Receiving Financial Assistance............ 141 Hutchison | 23
Anne Marie Newton Walker Society Anne Marie Newton Walker ’47 was one of those far-sighted donors and a remarkable alumna whose legacy is a shining example of visionary leadership and philanthropy. With deep appreciation for her extraordinary gifts to Hutchison, and those of her husband, Tom, the school has created the Anne Marie Newton Walker Society to honor our most benevolent patrons. Membership is an honor bestowed on alumnae, parents, and friends who have given $1 million or more in current gifts during their lifetime. Anne Marie Newton ’47* and
Cindy and Edward Dobbs
Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams
Tom* Walker
Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd
Susan and Bob Wilson
Elizabeth Cates
Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney
Norma and Kem Wilson, Jr.
Staley Cates
Kim and Ed Labry
Becky and Spence Wilson
Elizabeth Coors
Betty and Jack Moore
Brenda and Lester Crain
Carole and Bill West
The Norfleet Society pays tribute to the leadership and vision of former board chair Frank M. Norfleet II and honors philanthropists whose talents and generosity have driven improvements to Hutchison’s facilities and programs—making possible the success Hutchison School enjoys today. Norfleet Society members’ lifetime gifts exceed $100,000. Connie Condon ’57 and
Terry and Jack Brown
Meg Thomas ’88 and Scott Crosby
Dunbar Abston
Mary Beth and Tom Bryce
Angie and Will Deupree III
The Assisi Foundation of
The Canale Foundation
Catherine* and James* Dobbs
Memphis, Inc.
Betty Goff Cartwright ’36*
Cindy and Edward Dobbs
The Austin Memorial Foundation
Elizabeth Cates
Lisa and Jimmy Dobbs
Virginia Baird
Staley Cates
Sara and John Collier* Dobbs
Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton
Myrna Colley-Lee
Susan and John Hull Dobbs
Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie
Elizabeth Herndon Coors
Billy Dunavant, Jr.
Ruth Price ’69 and Casey Bowlin
George Coors*
Michelle and Bill Dunavant III
The Brinkley Foundation
Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart
Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards
Ginny Dowell ’92 and
Allison and Barry Cox
Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer
Ed Brundick III
Deborah and Bob Craddock
Julie and George Ellis
Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell
Amy and Chip Crain III
Karen and John Emmett
Gregg Sprunt ’74 and Walker Milnor
Brenda and Lester Crain
Mary Tabor ’82 and Robert Engel
Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby
Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett
Misty Raiford Estes ’86
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N O R F LE ET SOCIETY, continued Lindsay Byers ’87 and
Ashley Thompson ’93 and Peyton Manning
Susan and Tom Stephenson
Tommy Farnsworth III
Julia Gray Manning ’55
Carol Krausnick Stout ’74
Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher
Gloria and Doug Marchant
Elmer Stout
Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd
Deborah Utkov ’81 and Mark Matthews
Cindy and Jack Straton
Kimberly Willey ’88 and John Freeman
Anne and Andy McCarroll
Ashley Sylvestre ’14
Morgan Freeman
Melissa and Kevin McEniry
Pamela Sylvestre
Nancy Hill ’47* and Arthur Fulmer
Melanie and Stilly McFadden
Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr.
The Goodlett Foundation
Virginia Ballou ’42* and Jim McGehee, Jr.
The Owen B. Tabor Family
Betty Tully Graves ’36*
Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller
Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi
Enid and George Griesbeck
Phoebe Taylor ’59 and Dan* Miller
Trish and Edgar Tenent III
Brenda and Fred Grinder
Blanche Butler ’71 and John* Montesi
James Thomas III*
Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder
Betty and Jack Moore
Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant
Ann and Frank Gusmus
Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore
Deborah Dunklin Tipton
Sarah Russell Haizlip ’65
The William Price Morrison Family
Aggie Ming Turley ’40
The Wallace Hall Family
Nancy and Steve Morrow
Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley
Wallace L. Hall, Sr.*
Jean and Frank* Norfleet II
Anne Marie Newton ’47* and
G. Houston Hall
Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III
Tom* Walker
Wallace L. Hall, Jr.
Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr.
Jean and Billy Weiss
Sydney A. Hall
Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton, Jr.
William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc.
Lee and Bob Harper
Helen Norfleet ’51 and Mark Panton
Carole and Bill West
Hilary and Bruce Harrison
Weetie Bondurant Phillips ’48*
Julie and Mike Wharton
Bernice Hederman*
Suzy Satterfield ’73* and John Pickens
Eugenia Buxton Whitnel ’27*
Martha and Bob Hester, Jr.
Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell
Joy and Russel* Wiener
The Higginbotham Family
Lisa and Mark Putman
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Ann Hoehn ’72
Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick
Norma Lee ’32* and Howard* Willey
Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr.
Debbie and Barham Ray
Vance and Willis Willey III
The Crawford Howard Private Foundation
Kim and Loren Roberts
Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams
Sara Howard Garay
Martha Robinson*
Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams
Bowen Howard
Carolyn and Robert Rogers
Barbara Crain ’77 and Lewis Williamson
Beth and Richard Hussey, Jr.
Judy and King Rogers III
The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation
Bernice Hederman Hussey and Hal Brunt
Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders
The R.E. Lee Wilson Family
Molly Minor ’91 and Martin Hussey
The Schadt Foundation
Wilson and Company
Stacey and Thomas Hussey
Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt
Cathy Chapman and George Woodbury, Jr.
Hutchison Parents Association
Susan McCrory ’66 and Chuck Schadt
and those who wish to remain anonymous
Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney
Lynn Schadt Thomas
Jean Sanders ’55 and Bob Kirkpatrick, Jr.
Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr.
Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick, Jr.
Josephine Phillips ’61 and Fred* Schaeffer
Kim and Ed Labry
Erin and Ray Schultz
Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless
Annette and Rod Smith
Kim Crain ’86 and Collie Lowrance, Jr.
Susan Springfield ’82
Scarlett and John Lynn
Lisa Stanford ’78
Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness
Mary and Frank Stanley
*denotes deceased
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A Legacy of Opportunities for the Next Generation: The 1902 Society recognizes alumnae, families, and friends of Hutchison who have notified us that they have made a provision for the School in their estate plan. Connie Condon ’57 and Dunbar Abston
Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick
The Estate of Kathleen Bushing Pierce ’48
Virginia Baird
Ellen Gannaway Lail ’84
Selden Early ’79 and David T. Popwell
Julie Bancroft ’84
Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless
The Estate of Edward Percy Russell, Jr.
The Estate of Louise Leffler ’69
Julia Gray Manning ’55
Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders
Ann DeWar Blecken ’46
The Estate of Mildred Puryear Marshall ’38
The Estate of Suzy Satterfield ’73*
Elizabeth Boggan
Peggy Latham McClure ’77
Annette and Rod Smith
Nelle McCorkle ’83 and Tom Bordeaux
The Estate of Ellis McCormick
Lisa Stanford ’78
Cary Coors ’76 and Keith Brown
Jim McGehee, Jr.
Carol Krausnick Stout ’74
Ruth Carr
Elizabeth and Mark Miller
Elmer Stout
The Estate of Betty Goff Cartwright ’36
Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller
The Estate of James Thomas III
Judi Centko
Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore
The Estate of Eugenia Buxton Whitnel ’27
Ellen Ramsay ’45* and Ken Clark
Nancy and Steve Morrow
Barbara Crain Williamson ’77
Cathryn Collins ’74
Jean and Frank* Norfleet II
and those who wish to remain anonymous
The Estate of George Coors
Sarah and Dennis Norton
Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart
Anna Olswanger ’71
Allison and Barry Cox
Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr.
Meg Thomas Crosby ’88 Angie and Will Deupree III The Estate of Patrice Dickey ’73 Cindy and Edward Dobbs Billy Dunavant, Jr. Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Misty Raiford Estes ’86 Dorcas Ferguson ’41 Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Tracey Zerwig Ford The Estate of Betty Tully Graves ’36 Phyllis Turner Gray ’80 Hilary and Bruce Harrison Martha and Bob Hester, Jr. Bonnie Hollabaugh ’86 Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Bernice Hederman Hussey Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Jean Sanders ’55 and Bob Kirkpatrick
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* denotes deceased
N A ME D E N DOW M ENTS ARE A LASTING TRIBUTE. Hutchison is honored when a family or individual wishes to establish a named endowment fund as a tribute to a family member, faculty member, or to Hutchison in general. Named funds may be established with a gift of $100,000 or more.
Robert D. Lynn Fund for Professional Development in History Established in 1987 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees, alumnae, the Lynn Family and other friends of the school in memory of Dr. Robert Lynn who served as headmaster of Hutchison from 1959–1979. Income generated by the fund supports summer study for faculty. Frances Mae Thomas ’32 Fund for Professional Development in Humanities Established in 1987 by James Thomas III in honor of his mother, Frances. Income from this fund provides financial support for a humanities faculty member to pursue research, study, and travel during the summer months. Norma Lee Willey ’32 Fund for Professional Development in English Established in 1987 by Norma Lee Willey, this endowment enhances the quality of teaching in English and language arts. Income generated provides a grant for summer study for English faculty. Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund Established in 1988 as a permanently endowed fund by the Edward E. Ford Foundation. Revenue from this fund provides tuition assistance to an incoming ninth-grade girl with demonstrated financial need. Phillip H. McNeill Fund for Professional Development in Science Established in 1991 by Mabel and Phillip McNeill for the professional development of teachers in the field of science. Jack Stanford Fund for Excellence Established in 1995 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees to honor former headmaster, Jack Stanford. Income generated by the fund provides exceptional opportunities for faculty professional development. Ruth Price ’69 and Bliss Bowlin ’00 Endowment for Creativity Established in 1996 by Ruthie and Casey Bowlin to promote and perpetuate
programs that discover and nurture creative talents in Hutchison girls. The fund is named in honor of Ruth Price Bowlin and her daughter, Bliss. Class of 1982 Scholarship Fund Established in 1997 by alumnae from the Class of 1982 in celebration of their 15th reunion. Income generated by this endowment funds a merit- and needs-based scholarship for an incoming middle school girl and is granted each year until her graduation. Judy and King Rogers Leadership Fund Established in 1997 by Judy and King Rogers to honor their daughter, Katherine Rogers ’94. This fund supports and helps implement programs focused on building the leadership skills of Hutchison girls. Louis Hayden Fund for Professional Development in Mathematics Established in 2000 by the Hutchison Board of Trustees in appreciation for Louis Hayden’s leadership as Interim Head of School. Revenue from this endowment provides professional development funds for summer study in mathematics. Morrison Faculty Fund Established in 2000 by Gray and Price Morrison. Revenue from the fund provides support for faculty salaries. Myrna Colley-Lee and E’Dena Hines ’01 Creative Dramatics Chair Established in 2001 by Morgan Freeman to honor Myrna Colley-Lee and granddaughter E’Dena Hines. The fund provides support for the Theater Artistic Director, currently held by Anne Marie Caskey ’80. Hadley ’02 and Mary Helen ’04 Green Honor Council Endowment Established in 2002 by Betty and Dan Green to honor their daughters, Hadley and Mary Helen. Income from this fund is used to support the work of the Upper School Honor Council.
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N A ME D E NDOWMENTS, continued
Laura Hampton Rogers ’02 Community Commitment Fund Established in 2002 by Carolyn and Robert Rogers in honor of their daughter, Laura, to fund the Rogers Scholars Program. Each year, the Rogers Scholars Program offers selected participants the opportunity to exercise their own propensity for community involvement. Walker Endowment Challenge Fund Established in 2003 by Anne Marie Newton ’47 and Tom Walker to assist the School in increasing gifts to the Hutchison endowment. The School successfully met the Walker’s initial $1 million challenge and second $2 million challenge, resulting in an additional $13 million raised for the School’s endowment. Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55 Chair in Literature Established in 2005 by the Owen Tabor, Sr., family in honor of Margaret Wellford Tabor. The Tabor Chair recognizes exemplary professional contributions and outstanding teaching, and assists the holder of the Chair in carrying out his or her work and that of other faculty for the benefit of the English Department. Christina Wellford Scott ’69 currently holds the Margaret Wellford Tabor Chair in Literature. Virginia Ballou McGehee ’42 Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 by Jim McGehee to honor his wife, Virginia Ballou McGehee. The fund provides tuition assistance to deserving young women who otherwise might not be able to afford a Hutchison education. W. Howard Willey, Jr. Scholarship Fund Established in 2007 by Vance and Willis Willey III, Dr. Kimberly Willey Freeman ’88, and Dr. John Freeman. This endowment provides income for financial assistance enabling deserving students to attend Hutchison. 50th Reunion Endowment Fund Established in 2008 by alumnae in the Class of 1958. At the discretion of the Head of School, income generated by the fund may be directed to an area or program that needs additional financial support not provided for in the operating budget. The Class of 1958 established this fund with a challenge to all future 50th reunion classes to surpass their contribution and continue to grow the fund.
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Assisi Foundation Bright Girls, Bright Futures Endowment Established in 2008 by a generous grant from the Assisi Foundation. Revenue from this fund helps ensure that any middle school girl interested in leadership can have a quality experience through this summer program. Perre Magness Lecture Series Established in 2008 by Perre Magness, income from this fund supports a lecture series that focuses on Memphis history. The series was created to extend greater understanding for Hutchison girls and the Memphis community of Memphis’ past, present, and future. Crain Faculty Chair in Chinese Established in 2009 by Brenda and Lester Crain to enhance the School’s ability to provide for rapid growth of the Mandarin Chinese program at Hutchison. Lynn Tian currently holds the Crain Faculty Chair for Chinese. Edna Kimbrough Crain ’26 Educators Institute Endowment Established in 2009 by Brenda and Lester Crain to honor Lester’s mother, Edna. Educators from the entire Memphis community benefit from professional development programs hosted by the Hutchison Center for Excellence. Irene Leatherman Orgill ’57 Tuition Assistance Fund Established in 2010 by Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney in honor of Anne’s mother, Irene. A portion of the income generated by the fund provides need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls. Mary Elisabeth Tipton ’10 Athletic Leader of Character Endowment Established in 2010 by a generous gift from Deborah Dunklin Tipton and the Mary Elisabeth Black Dunklin Foundation. Each year, this award is given to a senior who exemplifies the Hutchison core values through athletics. Deborah established the award to honor her daughter, Mary Elisabeth, and her accomplishments during her 15-year journey at Hutchison. Margaret H. West ’01 Faculty Development Fund Established in 2010 by Carole and Bill West to honor their daughter, Meg. Income generated by this fund provides financial support for faculty members to pursue professional development opportunities.
Abigail Ware Williams ’89 Leadership Institute Endowment Established in 2010 by a transformational gift from Abbie Ware Williams and her husband, Duncan, to launch and provide continuing support for Hutchison Leads, a formal leadership development program designed to empower young women to become 21st-century leaders through experiences in public policy development, private sector initiatives, and civic responsibility. Yvonne S. Dobbs ’55 Faculty Support Endowment Fund Established in 2011 by Cindy and Edward Dobbs to support the School’s ability to retain remarkable faculty and provide exceptional professional development opportunities, and named in honor of Edward’s mother, Yvonne. Crisler Buchignani ’74 and Peter Quick Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2011 by Crisler Buchignani Quick and husband Peter to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders. Lisa D. Stanford ’78 Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2011 by Lisa Stanford to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders. Ann Hoehn ’72 Endowed Leadership Fund Established in 2012 by Ann Hoehn to support the Hutchison Leads initiative, providing a compelling leadership curriculum that equips Hutchison girls with the skills and experience necessary to be great leaders. Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Financial Assistance Fund Established in 2013 by Phoebe Taylor Miller and her husband, Dan, to support the scholarship and financial assistance needs of the School. A portion of the income generated by the fund provides need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls. Charlotte Dowell ’95 Scholarship Fund Established in 2013 by Ashley Thompson Manning ’93, and named in 2016 to honor the memory of Charlotte and to support the scholarship and financial assistance needs of the School. A portion of the income generated by the fund provides need-based scholarship assistance each year to deserving and qualified girls.
Keeney Endowment Fund for Debate Established in 2014 by Anne Orgill ’85 and husband Mike Keeney to develop and sustain competitive debate at Hutchison. Anne Stewart Grinder ’19 Computer Science Endowment Established in 2014 by Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 and husband Brett in honor of their daughter, Anne, to support the development of a computer science curriculum and program. Sydney F. Houston Hall ’54 Education Travel Fund Established in 2015 by Wallace Hall, Sr., and his children Houston, Wallace, Jr., and Sydney, to honor the late Sydney Frances Houston Hall. The fund supports financial assistance for the School’s national and international educational travel programs and is open to qualified upper school girls. Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd Hutchison Serves Endowment Fund Established in 2015 through a transformational gift by Kirby Dobbs Floyd and husband Glenn to develop and launch an unprecedented servant leadership program. Annette and Rod Smith Faculty Excellence Fund Established in 2015 by Annette and Rod Smith in honor of Hutchison faculty who served from 2000–2017. Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Excellence in Teaching Endowment Fund Established in 2016 by Katie Dobbs and Ed Eleazer in honor of their daughter, Katie Eleazer Wiener ’91, and granddaughters Katie Wiener ’22 and Bailey Wiener ’24, to provide support for retention of exceptional faculty. This award is presented to an outstanding Hutchison faculty member and held during each year of their teaching career. Alejandra Lejwa, World Language Chair, is the current Eleazer Award recipient. Brenda and Fred Grinder History Endowment Fund Established in 2016 by Brenda and Fred Grinder in honor of granddaughters Anne Stewart Grinder ’19 and Vivian Reed Grinder ’32 to support and enhance U.S. history, government, and civics curriculum.
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T HE A N N UA L F UN D: MARY GRIMES HUTCHISON SOCIETY Gifts to the Annual Fund each school year are essential to providing the rich array of academic offerings and experiences that make every day at Hutchison an unrivaled and transformational educational opportunity. Behind each of these valuable gifts, no matter how great or modest, is a story: a celebration of a transformation in a daughter or granddaughter, an expression of appreciation for an influential teacher, or a tribute to the school’s timeless mission of shaping the mind, body, and spirit of our girls. We are especially grateful for the generous leadership of the alumnae, parents, and friends who are members of the Mary Grimes Hutchison Society. Their collective gifts of $1,000 or more to the Annual Fund total more than 80 percent of the Annual Fund.
Trustee’s Society
Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer
Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III
$25,000 and ABOVE
Mayhill Anderson ’64 and Jim Fowler
James Pentecost III
Melanie and Stilly McFadden
Karen and Tommy Higginbotham GC
Crisler Buchignani ’74 and
Toof American Digital Printing
Jeanne Bowen ’75 and
Peter Quick
Richard Hollis, Jr. GC
Annette and Rod Smith GC
Hutchison Parents Association
Susan Springfield ’82 GC
Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney GC
Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant
Lisa and Gaylon Lawrence
Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley
Kim Crain ’86 and
Stacey and Todd Watson
Collie Lowrance, Jr. GC
Barbara Crain ’77 and
Anne and Andy McCarroll GC
Lewis Williamson, Jr. GC
President’s Society $10,000–$24,999
Connie Condon ’57 and Dunbar Abston The Brinkley Foundation Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Gregg Sprunt ’74 and Walker Milnor Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby
McGehee Family Foundation Jim McGehee, Jr.
Each gift, no matter the amount, is a treasured expression of generosity. Hutchison is especially grateful to the members of the Mary Grimes Hutchison Society, whose gifts of $1,000 or more to the Annual Fund have an outsized impact on Hutchison’s program.
2016-2017 ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONS BY GIVING LEVEL Giving Levels Amount # of Given Donors Gifts Up to $999
President’s $10,000+
President’s Level - $10,000+................. .$204,287............17 Benefactor’s Level - $5,000+................ .$160,980............31 Patron’s Level - $2,500+........................ .$127,489........... 43
Black & Gold $1,000+
Benefactor’s $5,000+ Patron’s $2,500+
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Black & Gold Level - $1,000+..................$223,962.......... 198 Gifts up to $999........................................$156,019...... 1,009 Total........................... .$872,737......1,298
Benefactor’s Society
Melissa and Kevin McEniry
Rita and Hubert Ragsdale
$5,000–$9,999
Paula and Bob McEniry GC
Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders
Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie GC
Nikki and Dow McVean
Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt
Cindy and Edward Dobbs GC
Mercy for Memphis
Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr.
Tommie and Billy Dunavant GC
Catherine Moore ’89 and Pat Nelson
Betty and John* Shanks
Pat Eason
Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday
Burson Taylor ’93 and Peter Snyder
First Tennessee Bank Foundation
Taylor and Richard C. Moore III
Pat and Ron Solberg
Kirby Dobbs ’82 and Glenn Floyd
Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller GC
Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi GC
Emily Roberts ’50 and Jerry Gay
Beverly Mitchell ’73
Susan and Sanford Thomas GC
Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder GC
Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore
Ann Hoehn ’72
Judy and Larry Moss GC
Dorothy Orgill Kirsch ’51
Kara and Nick Nunn GC
Nicole and Greg Lake
Marsha and Russ Phillips GC
Ashley Thompson ’93 and
Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell GC
Peyton Manning
*denotes deceased
GIVING CIRCLES ST RE N GTHE N THE I MPACT OF YOUR ANNUAL FUND GIFT THE HUTCHISON GIVING CIRCLES, our newest donor society, acknowledges the visionary philanthropists who choose to make a multi-year gift to the Annual Fund. As a member of this select group, you empower Hutchison to plan and budget more boldly and strategically. By giving equal amounts over several years,
you have an immediate impact today and pave the way for a stronger future. The founding members of this society, who have pledged $10,000 or more over three years, are recognized with “GC” next to their names. Hutchison | 31
T H E A N N UA L F UN D: MA RY GRIMES HUTCHISON SOCIETY, conti nued
Patrons
Black & Gold
$2,500–$4,999
$1,000–$2,499
Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr. Deborah and Bob Coleman Anne McGrew ’88 and Kemp Conrad GC Susan and William Cooper Amy and Chip Crain III GC Molly and Andrew Crosby GC Angie and Will Deupree III GC Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards, Jr. Mary Tabor ’82 and Robert Engel Emily and Kelly Ensor Cindy and Sam Ettingoff Darby and Jason Farmer GC Lindsay Byers ’87 and Tommy Farnsworth III Nancy Hammond ’80 and Chuck Fisher III Pam and David Hill Hilton Hotel Corporation Ingersoll Rand Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr. Carol Lewis ’50 and Henry Jones, Jr. Beth and Joel Kaye GC Marj and John Livingston Milton Magee, Sr. Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Nancy and J.D. McDonnell Betty and Jack Moore Nancy and Steve Morrow Beth and Gavin Murrey GC Lance Oliver GC Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton GC Debbie and Barham Ray Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Sylvia and Steve Richey Frances Dornette Schafer ’66 GC Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Barbara and Rick Schultz Amie Todd ’76 and Walker Sims Jennifer and Brian Sims Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Susan and Tom Stephenson Missy and Todd Stockstill Leonard Sullivan Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr. GC Sharon and Kelly Truitt Aggie Ming Turley ’40 The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Libby and Gary Wunderlich
Stephanie and John Adams, Jr. Linda and Qais Amro Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Faith Barcroft Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Alison and Jim Barton, Jr. Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80 Joan and Ben Beard Lisa and Paul Berryhill Joan Schadt ’97 and Jacob Biddle Katherine Wilson ’95 and Adrian Blackney Lisa Murphey ’76 and Al Blakley Kim and Earl Blankenship Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Sherri and Tom Bohlke Betty Boyle ’59 and Alex Boyle Emily Moore ’91 and Nick Bragorgos Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Lucy and Brian Bruijn Kelly Shanks ’85 and Jim Burrow III Kate Orgill ’86 and Michael Buttarazzi Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Allison and Craig Cameron Judith and Bruce Campbell, Jr. Jennifer and Jay Campbell The Canale Foundation Lois and Chris Canale, Sr. John Canale III Katheryn Canale ’94 and K.C. Horne Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Kristi and James Carmichael Natalie Hill Cerpa ’97 Wakenya and Gyasi Chisley Brandi and Kenan Clinton Laura and Jay Cofield Ginger and Dabney Collier III Tracey and Mark Colombo Alice McGown ’64 and Kevin Concagh Kate and Coleman Connell Julia Anderson ’72 and Fred Cook, Jr. Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart Clarice and Clair Cox Carmen and Kevin Cox Claire and William Cox, Jr. Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr. Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Senter Crook ’61 and Joe McFadden Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Cynthia Britton ’80 and Michael Cross Christine and Mark Davis Becky and Bill Deupree Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Betty and Mike Dusenbery Sue and Mike Dusseault Roberta and Brian Eason September and Bob Eason Mary Adamson ’78 and James Edwards Becky and Mike Ehrlicher Julie and George Ellis Betsy and Brad Elmore Marsha McKee ’62 and John Evans Express Employment Professionals Christine and Christian Fahey Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Ellen and Jere Fones Minta Jones ’84 and Price Ford Helen and Tim Frandsen Ashley and Preston Frazer Allison and Will Frazier Sarah Patterson ’91 and Reid French Katie Herron ’64 and Ben Gambill Mary Cox Garner ’55 Allison and Tom Garrott Liz and Murray Garrott Jennifer Kellett ’86 and Gary Giles Liz Gilliland ’87 Lucia and Jim Gilliland Anne and Chris Glankler Goldman, Sachs & Co. Annie Gerber Griffin ’02 Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr. Brenda and Fred Grinder Cara Baskin ’96 and Justin Grinder Renee and Danny Grinder II Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger Helen Gronauer Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday Cathy and Jeff Harris Hilary and Bruce Harrison Tommy and Leslie Hayden Missey and Terry Hayes Haygood Realty Company, LP Regina Roane ’73 and Stephen Hennessy Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader Sally and Wil Hergenrader Laurie and Chuck Herzog Frannie Pitts ’96 and Cam Hillyer Elizabeth and Andy Howorth Eva Mae Duncan ’55 and Bobby Hussey Elizabeth Saxton ’99 and John Inman Lisa Weston ’01 and Ross Jagar Tasha and Darin Johnson Anne and David Jones Anne and Tommy Keesee, Jr. Penny Reed ’65 and Jim Keras Sherri and Kevin Kimery
Hardin Barton Kimmel ’92 Lucy Baylor King ’74 Megan and Paul Klimo Janet Kloville Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick, Jr. Margot and Jerry Ladd Audrey and Rick Landrum Jennifer and Don Lasseter Lawrence Lewis Foundation Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Ellen and B.J. Losch Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Milton Magee, Jr. Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Monica Marshall Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr. Shannon and Jeff Martin Erin and Jeff Mason Ferrin Tarkington ’81 and Geoffrey Mavar Courtenay and Tom McAllister Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Pam Palmer ’76 and Fred Montesi Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Romy and Phil Morgan Snow Boyle ’64 and Henry Morgan Chapman and Chip Morrow Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr. Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Ann Mullis Catherine Fulmer ’83 and Pat Muscari Pat and Bill Napier Jean Norfleet Theresa and Randy Olswing Allison and Wilson Pace Gina Gleason ’81 and Andre Palko Lane Patton ’88 and Demetri Patikas Billie and Barry Pelts Missy Bryce ’97 and Stephen Perkins Betty Chalmers Peyton ’54 Debbie and Clifton Phillips Laura Looney ’77 and John Phillips Kim and Johnny Pitts Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Chloee and Dan Poag Julanne Portis Dorothy and Louis Pounders Katie Kittle ’76 and Rick Powell Ann and Matt Prince Melissa Dula ’85 and Michael Reddoch Patsy and Al Richey Elizabeth and Scott Richman Wendy and Jeffery Robertson Melinda and Jeff Roux Lauren Lewis ’87 and Jeff Rower Ghazal and Salman Saeed
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Marion Jones ’96 and Scott Sambade Mary Carpenter ’67 and Clint Saxton Erin and Ray Schultz Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Bob Sharp Jackie and Tyler Shawkey Laura and DeWitt* Shy Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Nancy Smith Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford
Catherine and Ray Stallings, Jr. Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Mimi Steepleton Ann and Wellford Tabor Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Chrissie Centko ’96 and David Tashie Kimberly and William Tayloe Sequoia Taylor ’04 Shelly and Michael Thannum
Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Deborah Dunklin Tipton Amy and Kenny Traynom Clarissa and Terry Turner Joyce Van Riper Helen France ’82 and Robert Wade Lisa and Steve Waggoner Gina Webb Kathleen and Darryl Weiman Jean and Billy Weiss
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams Carolyn Williams Becky and Spence Wilson Stephanie and Spence Wilson, Jr. Karen and Greg Wolf Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67 Ana and Andy Yambrek Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
T R IB UTE TO THE 5 0TH REUNION OF THE CLASS OF 1967 Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer, in tribute to the 50th Reunion of the Hutchison School Class of 1967 Noel Allen Schwartz Ann Atherton Smith Laura Barton Kimbro Carol Bowlin Treichel Ellen Brakebill Westbrook Grace Braun Upshaw Mary Carpenter Saxton Dodie Condon Calil
Cristy Coors Beasley* Mary Lee Copp Formanek Jane Dyer Cathy Eggleston Ringger Maria Elgart Craven Robin Everett Stanford Sherrie Forsyth Barbour Lucy Garrott Woodson Gaye Gillespie Henderson Gail Gordon Turner Lynn Hardin Polly Hunt Daniels* Peggy Ingram Veeser Jeanne Jacobs Sutherland Lee Jemison McFarlane
Lynn Jetton Sartain Jessica Johnson Heckle Carla Kittle Gwin* Betty Jane Lynn Hayes Lucie Malone Brennan Carol McCord Loraine McKinnie Galbreath Sally Michael Walter Peggy Miller Elise Morgan Stratton Laurie Morris O’Brien* Helen Ohman Cochran Mary Rodgers* Flo Patton Ryan Caroline Russell Gregory*
Andrea Sledge Stark Melanie Smith Taylor Susan Spear Smith Stephanie Spickard Stephanie Springfield Chalona Ginny Stevens Sinclair Ginny Stevens Cathy Strickland Vest Dee Turley Muller Becky Wasson Watts Laura Whittemore Parker Debbie Wilbur Lee Willey Bowman Lou Woollard Brewster Wyckoff
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ALUMNAE MARY GRIMES HUTCHISON SOCIETY MEMBERS Hutchison alumnae are the foundation of the School. Their steadfast support ensures that this incredible educational experience is available to the next generation of Hutchison girls. We are especially grateful to those alumnae who made a leadership gift of $1,000 or more to last school year’s Annual Fund campaign. Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Emily Roberts Gay ’50 Carol Lewis Jones ’50 Dorothy Orgill Kirsch ’51 Betty Chalmers Peyton ’54 Mary Cox Garner ’55 Eva Mae Duncan Hussey ’55 Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55 Connie Condon Abston ’57 Irene Leatherman Orgill ’57 Betty Roberts Boyle ’59 Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Leslie Wilsford Patton ’60 Carol Piplar Barton ’61 Senter Crook ’61 Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Marilyn McGee Wiener ’61 Marsha McKee Evans ’62 Alice McGown Concagh ’64 Mayhill Anderson Fowler ’64 Katie Herron Gambill ’64 Carey Madison Moore ’64 Snow Boyle Morgan ’64 Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Penny Reed Keras ’65 Debby Owen Schadt ’65 Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Frances Dornette Schafer ’66 Katie Dobbs Eleazer ’67 Dee Turley Muller ’67
Mary Carpenter Saxton ’67 Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67 Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Olivia Sprunt Dowell ’70 Julia Anderson Cook ’72 Ann Hoehn ’72 Mary Miles Loveless ’72 Chris Robinson Sanders ’72 Andrea Welsh Edwards ’73 Regina Roane Hennessy ’73 Beverly Mitchell ’73 Lucy King ’74 Elizabeth McCord Marshall ’74 Gregg Sprunt Milnor ’74 Crisler Buchignani Quick ’74 Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75 Elizabeth Murphey Blakley ’76 Elise Norfleet Crockett ’76 Pam Palmer Montesi ’76 Katie Kittle Powell ’76 Amie Todd Sims ’76 Laura Looney Phillips ’77 Barbara Crain Williamson ’77 Mary Adamson Edwards ’78 Veazey Gully Krausnick ’78 Lawrence Bozeman Cowart ’79 Marilyn Hammons Hergenrader ’79 Selden Early Popwell ’79 Susan Stevens Smith ’79 Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80
Cynthia Britton Cross ’80 Nancy Hammond Fisher ’80 Ferrin Tarkington Mavar ’81 Gina Gleason Palko ’81 Mary Tabor Engel ’82 Kirby Dobbs Floyd ’82 Susan Springfield ’82 Helen France Wade ’82 Catherine Fulmer Muscari ’83 Jenny Tibbs ’83 Minta Jones Ford ’84 Michelle Nelson Miller ’84 Kelly Shanks Burrow ’85 Jennifer Fuss Dunavant ’85 Anne Orgill Keeney ’85 Melissa Dula Reddoch ’85 Kate Orgill Buttarazzi ’86 Jennifer Kellet Giles ’86 Kim Crain Lowrance ’86 Lindsay Byers Farnsworth ’87 Liz Gilliland ’87 Melissa Conrad Grimes ’87 Lauren Lewis Rower ’87 Anne McGrew Conrad ’88 Ragan Crawford Magness ’88 Lane Patton Patikas ’88 Robyn McGee Raby ’88 Muffy Farnsworth Turley ’88 Catherine Moore Nelson ’89 Abbie Ware Williams ’89
Emily Moore Bragorgos ’91 Caroline Johnson Crosby ’91 Sarah Patterson French ’91 Megan Wellford Grinder ’91 Allison Thompson Luter ’91 Christy Smith Muller ’91 Ginny Dowell Brundick ’92 Hardin Barton Kimmel ’92 Amy Rolfes Poag ’92 Ashley Thompson Manning ’93 Burson Taylor Snyder ’93 Laura Painter Stafford ’93 Grace Moore Halliday ’94 Katheryn Canale Horne ’94 Katherine Wilson Blackney ’95 Cara Baskin Grinder ’96 Frannie Pitts Hillyer ’96 Marion Jones Sambade ’96 Chrissie Centko Tashie ’96 Joan Schadt Biddle ’97 Whitney Henderson Bricken ’97 Natalie Hill Cerpa ’97 Missy Bryce Perkins ’97 Elizabeth Saxton Inman ’99 Emily Bryce Bowie ’00 Lisa Weston Jagar ’01 Annie Gerber Griffin ’02 Sequoia Taylor ’04
THE A N N UA L FUND: ALUMNAE DONORS CLASS OF 1940.............. 50%
CLASS OF 1949..................7%
CLASS OF 1952................ 13%
CLASS OF 1955............... 40%
Aggie Ming Turley
Ginny Sloan Towner
Mayrene Dillard Buxton Elaine Dies Colmer
CLASS OF 1943............... 20%
CLASS OF 1950................38%
Shirley Russell Maynard
Paula Richardson Bernstein Mary Liz Murray Foster Emily Roberts Gay Tandy Jones Gilliland Carol Lewis Jones Nell Lipscomb Martin Margaret McKee Nancy Greenlese Savage
Nancy Crain Balton Betsy Dumas Gebhardt Meredith Gotten Pritchartt Carol Tennison Sharpe Elizabeth Mitchell Walker
Mary Cox Garner Flo Pittman Hays Eva Mae Duncan Hussey Jean Sanders Kirkpatrick Julia Gray Manning Mary Wallace Harton Murray Margaret Said Shirley Chandler Sanders Margaret Wellford Tabor
CLASS OF 1954................ 16%
CLASS OF 1956..................8%
CLASS OF 1944...............25% Elizabeth Hooks Richards
CLASS OF 1945................ 13% Bettie Connally Welsh
CLASS OF 1947............... 20% Marylane Stratton Johnson June Beasley Mann Mary Jane Millard Oglesby 34 | Hutchison
CLASS OF 1951..................8% Dorothy Orgill Kirsch
CLASS OF 1953................26%
Betty Cotten Malmo Betty Chalmers Peyton Carol Harton Shannon
Harriet Cotten Moran Jane Thomas Wesson
CLASS OF 1957................ 15%
CLASS OF 1965.................11%
CLASS OF 1971................ 10%
Connie Condon Abston ’57 Anita Herron Hayes Irene Leatherman Orgill Ruth Kish Thompson Suzette Cathey Turner
Sarah Russell Haizlip Penny Reed Keras Debby Owen Schadt Laurie Fraser Stanton
Connie Dunavant Adams Pam Pryor Bonner Camille Wetter McNeill Robin Wunderlich Williams
Pam Palmer Montesi Katie Kittle Powell Julia Grosvenor Sanford Amie Todd Sims Mimi Hall Taylor Shana Sloas Walker
CLASS OF 1966..................5%
CLASS OF 1972................43%
CLASS OF 1958..................9%
Frances Dornette Schafer
CLASS OF 1977................35%
Jean Jones House Natalie Holt Wilson
CLASS OF 1967................33%
Merideth Smith Arnold Jennifer Baker Atkins Lee Stewart Bowen Julia Anderson Cook Ann Hoehn Mary Miles Loveless Margaret Milnor Mallory Chris Robinson Sanders Anne Hughes Sayle Vicki Schroeder Cristie Upshaw Travis Frances Ferguson Walinsky Corinne Dimou Welsh
CLASS OF 1973................25%
CLASS OF 1978................39%
CLASS OF 1959................ 17% Betty Roberts Boyle Phoebe Taylor Miller Carol Murff Oates Martha Weatherford
CLASS OF 1960............... 31% Lida Black Bross Jane Hughes Coble Susan Patton Crawford Dorritte Evans Early Kelly Mulherin Oates Betty Riggan Padgett Leslie Wilsford Patton Minje Mitchell Ramey Emily Holloway Walker
CLASS OF 1961................ 37% Carol Piplar Barton Kaye Tayloe Collins Senter Crook Ginger Graves Tina Beatty McWhorter Julie Bondurant Mills Dinetia McCormick Newman Josephine Phillips Schaeffer Mary Lynn Gay Turley Marilyn McGee Wiener
CLASS OF 1962................32% Bette Ferguson Arndt Marsha McKee Evans Sammy Ann Primm Marshall Ginny Smith Nearn Jane Hutton Stephens Mary Taylor Sullivan
CLASS OF 1963................ 17% Gilvia Flanagan Brown Anne Fraser Clarke Linda Marks
CLASS OF 1964...............26% Lyn Rembert Bailey Alice McGown Concagh Mayhill Anderson Fowler Katie Herron Gambill Nancy Patton Langdon Carey Madison Moore Snow Boyle Morgan Carol Snowden Morris Agnes May Short Sally Hughes Smith Valerie Haygood Thompson Pamela Breland Van Doren
Lee Willey Bowman Katie Dobbs Eleazer Loraine McKinnie Galbreath Gaye Gillespie Henderson Lee Jemison McFarlane Dee Turley Muller Mary Carpenter Saxton Elise Morgan Stratton Tempe Adams Thompson Gail Gordon Turner Lucy Garrott Woodson
CLASS OF 1968................39% Anne Sayle Anthony Helen Cannon Mary Harrington Chism Particia Quinlen Clement Page Price Henrion Merle McDonald LaMastus Mary Riley Michel Marianne Mussett Nancy Welsh Smith
CLASS OF 1969................54% Adele Haverty Bealer Carolyn Dabney Coors Lee Seabrook Duncan Dana Buchman Farber Leigh Schopfer Rhea Frazier Marion McKee Humphreys Alice Evans Jackson Lexie Nelson Jones Kathy Phillips Kelso Sandy Costen Kunz Cynthia Ray McDonald Christi Taylor Owen Kathy Reed Phillips Vera Ellis Poag Irene Spurrier Denise DuBois Taylor Lucie May Thompson Frances Norfleet Thompson Christina Wellford-Scott Lynne Patton Witherington Linda Schaeffer Yarman
Lucia Whittemore Crenshaw Andrea Welsh Edwards Lisa Thomas Fox Regina Roane Hennessy Harriet Boyle McFadden Beverly Mitchell Norma Poindexter Suzy Satterfield* Joan Thomas
CLASS OF 1974................34% Cheryl Tyrer Benton Madeleine Latham Elmer Lisa Ogle Gossard Janie Adams Hopkins Lisa Cannon Hopkins Laurie Hughes Lucy King Elizabeth McCord Marshall Gregg Sprunt Milnor Crisler Buchignani Quick Ruthie Stewart Taylor Lucy Wunderlich Wesson Russell Price Whitehead
CLASS OF 1975................23% Virginia Apperson Lesley Rainer Dillon Jeanne Bowen Hollis Lisa Burkhalter Mitchum Laurie Parsons Monypeny Carita Crump Palmer Pam Wilbourn Pierce Beth Thomas Ploch
CLASS OF 1970................ 17% E.J. James Baird Fran Tully Bloodworth Nancy Hughes Coe Minetry Apperson Crowley Olivia Sprunt Dowell Mary Adams Wilson
CLASS OF 1976................30% Mary Beth Foster Berry Elizabeth Murphey Blakley Cary Coors Brown Elise Norfleet Crockett Martha Wiener Horton Myra Fort Leathers Rebecca Balton Long
Laura Sanderson Healy Ellen Raines Hendry Anne Kirkpatrick Douglas Kirkpatrick Peggy Latham McClure Janet Misner Camille Adams Mueller Paige Bailey Phillips Laura Looney Phillips Missy Nichols Rainer Barbara Crain Williamson Betsy Foster Wray
Janis Chalmers Bartlett Rhonda Brown Mary Adamson Edwards Sloan Towner Germann Chris Buchignani Heaton Veazey Gully Krausnick Mary Kathryn Marcom Lee Lowry McComb Sarah Hunter Morgan Peggy Garrott Peters Debbie Jones Prather Peggy Strock Stephens Irma Merrill Stratton Murrey Malmo Watkins Tracy Carruthers Woods Lynn Witte Wynn
CLASS OF 1979............... 50% Eileen Allan Garner Chandler Lawrence Bozeman Cowart Kelly Graham Cunningham Melissa Moore Faber Adrienne Seagle Fuston Estie Woodall Harris Marilyn Hammons Hergenrader Mary Bettendorf Horton Ann Camp Lee Selden Early Popwell Susan Stevens Smith Susan Weaver Thomas
CLASS OF 1980...............27% Muffet Hays Barzizza Cynthia Chaplin Linda Parrott Coleman Cynthia Britton Cross Michele Nichols Dennis Stephanie Satterfield Dickerson Nancy Hammond Fisher Laura Bourgoyne Harmon Liz Ruleman Neel
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A LUMN A E DONORS, continued CLASS OF 1981................52% Anonymous Leslie Bouldin Katherine Buchman Brinkley Lucy Webster Forrester Kyle Tabor Furr Jenny Harris Hester Jennifer Utkov Kruchten Camille Humphries Lee Ferrin Tarkington Mavar Gina Gleason Palko Mary Taliaferro Sumner Melissa Prien Walker
CLASS OF 1982................25% Susan Daggett Mary Tabor Engel Kirby Dobbs Floyd Pauline Merrill Foster Laurie Towner Haddow Rebecca Garner Howell Neely Pemberton McGrew Beth Halliburton Robison Deirdre Crane Scharffs Julie Witmer Smith Susan Springfield Helen France Wade Jenne Prest Williams
CLASS OF 1983................26% Kelly Bolton Nelle McCorkle Bordeaux Leslie Patton Davis Stacey Witt Folk Virginia King Jeffries Milly Joyner Anne Latham Martin Sharon Dula Minor Bruce Bass Mish Courtney Williams Murrah Catherine Fulmer Muscari Jenny Tibbs
CLASS OF 1984................26% Julie Bancroft Allison Clark Susanne Koenig Douglas Minta Jones Ford Milbrey Elizabeth Heard Michelle Nelson Miller Natalie Tooke Moran Darwin Hedges Nott Oakleigh McKelvy Ryan Kelly Shipley Virginia Malmo White
CLASS OF 1985................30% Susan McClanahan Barcroft Gay Daughdrill Boyd Kelly Shanks Burrow Jennifer Fuss Dunavant 36 | Hutchison
Deborah Bass Gibbs Molly Morris Gooch Catherine Barbee Kastner Anne Orgill Keeney Laura McArtor Mary Ruden McCullough Wynne Morrison Christian Tabor Owen Melissa Dula Reddoch
CLASS OF 1986................ 16% Kate Orgill Buttarazzi Jennifer Kellet Giles Elizabeth Chisholm Jordan Kim Crain Lowrance Keenon McCloy Peggy Sheahan Waldrop
Mimi Smith Heather Conder Spiegelman Muffy Farnsworth Turley Katie Johnson Wilson
CLASS OF 1989.................11% Joanna Flinn Goodin Rebecca Fisher Leonard Katie Morris Monaghan Catherine Moore Nelson Tracie Allen Webber Abbie Ware Williams
CLASS OF 1990.................7% Stephanie Butler Lisa Kustoff Giardino Ellen Austin Smith
CLASS OF 1987................33%
CLASS OF 1991................45%
Cindy Crill Brewer Lauri Hurley Clark Lindsay Byers Farnsworth Liz Gilliland Melissa Conrad Grimes Meg Maduska Haley Lauren Lewis Rower Cindy Stimbert Sands Lacey Scott Sinnott Lloyd Early Smith LeAnn Glover Sommerkamp Sallie Adamson Sutton Beverly Rayburn Walther Shea Sisk Wellford
Emily Moore Bragorgos Jenna Samelson Browning Paige Roberson Coker Caroline Johnson Crosby Jennifer Campbell Evans Sarah Patterson French Megan Wellford Grinder Regan Loyd Harkins Catherine Higdon Allison Thompson Luter Paula Nolley Mitchell Christy Smith Muller Stephanie Smith Parker Piper Sammons Rauzi Laurie Lewis Shapiro Carey Wilson Snider Leanne Wiener Sykes Alex Turner Carrie Baker Tydings Katie Eleazer Wiener
CLASS OF 1988................69% Jennifer Gentry Alessi Sheri Bancroft Stephanie Boyle Berrier Meg Thomas Crosby Alice Trotter Crow Catherine Taylor Donovan Coleman Barton Eddins Kathryn Bechtel Fox Kimberly Willey Freeman Elizabeth Libby Garner Amy Phillipy Guess Elaine Saino Gumbert Perre Magness Ragan Crawford Magness Melinda Medlin Tait Ramey Mellone Whitney Miller Margaret Newton Lane Patton Patikas Pam Padgett Patteson Ellen Blumeyer Peters Amy Ferguson Pipes Sally Stevens Powell Robyn McGee Raby Joanie Robinson Renshaw Elizabeth Ann Herring Sappington
CLASS OF 1992................ 15% Katie Horner Alpert Ginny Dowell Brundick Meredith Koehn Fair Hardin Barton Kimmel Amy Rolfes Poag Lauri Hays Prather Mary Helen Randall
CLASS OF 1993................ 37% Hallie Smith Richmond Leslie Levy Aclin Tricia Wood Bratton Cristy Beasley Cass V Shy Chapman Laurel Scruggs Ditto McLean Schaeffer Doughtie Heath Acuff Elrod Amy Wells Forrester Liz Robinson Helmsing Ashley Thompson Manning
Robin Moore Patterson Carrie Austin Playfair Cam Ballentine Puckett Burson Taylor Snyder Laura Painter Stafford Amanda Mercer Thompson Rebekah Bridgforth Woodard
CLASS OF 1994................39% Hadley Ingram Arnold Erin Arthur Baler Sarah Bookman Barak Scottie Watson Bonadio Amanda Eckels Goetze Grace Moore Halliday Courtney Bilbro Hardin Katheryn Canale Horne Stephanie Bolton McEver Katherine Rogers Brooke Wetherill Simpson Amanda Sisk Kate Cannon Thakkar Julie Wineland Thompson Margaret Ledbetter Weaver
CLASS OF 1995................ 16% Katherine Wilson Blackney Claire Hust Harrison Katharine Duerr Kent Lauren Vaughan Scott Susanna Thomas Weston Wish Gardner Ziegler
CLASS OF 1996................42% Kelly Rodney Arnold Lindsay Keller Barton Susannah Herring Biggs Leslie Watson Bright Annie Tauer Christoff Ginger Norfleet Coy Mimsie Pettit Crump Katherine Doughtie Curtis Cara Baskin Grinder Frannie Pitts Hillyer Marti McFarland Mashburn Claire Covington Reilly Marion Jones Sambade Chrissie Centko Tashie Molly Campbell Taylor Courtney Schuyler Vest Katie McKee Williams Anna Burch Wunderlich
CLASS OF 1997................27% Joan Schadt Biddle Whitney Henderson Bricken Kimen Spiotta Brinkley Natalie Hill Cerpa Suzanne Murphy Culpepper Lindsey McGrew Hammond Katie Gwin Jenkins
CLASS OF 2005............... 37%
CLASS OF 2010.............. 20% Amelia Brown Rachel Hammons Meredith Heppel Mary Catherine Hughes Mary Rachel Hamm Shirk Mary Aubrey Landrum Stafford Stephanie Wharton Stephens Meredith Taylor
2000s.................... Classes of 2003/2005.................... 37%
Lawrence Dillon Alexander Jennings Pitts Barnes Maggie Fesmire Canter Ruth Wood Garrett Helen Morrison Guyton Chelsea Rose Jewell Liz Wilder Lemley Molly Prewitt Katherine Ray Martha Campbell Robertson Sarah Keesee Vogel Ragan Mueller Washburn
2010s............................. Class of 2010............................ 20%
CLASS OF 2006.............. 20%
TOP CLASSES BY DECADE 1950s............................. Class of 1955............................40% 1960s............................. Class of 1969............................ 54% 1970s............................. Class of 1979............................ 50% 1980s............................. Class of 1988............................ 69% 1990s..............................Class of 1991............................ 45%
Brooke Bennett Lubin Dupree Robb McDonald Jennifer Parks Missy Bryce Perkins Allison Land Stevens Jill Whittington Stockburger Lindsey Wilson Tayloe Ginger McCullough Wilson
Susan Emmett Lisa Weston Jagar Eleanore Kelly Maynard Nikki Montesi Kate Sneed Oates Naja Shabazz Kate Russell Shelton Kim Kyle York
CLASS OF 1998................22%
CLASS OF 2002............... 12%
Courtney Carlisle Bolton Dorothy Henderson Burke Peggy Curtis Campbell Lane Arnold Clanton Anne Samaha Dunavant Lauren Edmonds Morgan Futrell Harriman Kathy Llewellyn Lohman Melissa Thompson Saenger
CLASS OF 1999................ 14% Elizabeth Saxton Inman Lindsay Horner Lewis Catherine Kaiser Martin Alex Hutton Oglesby
CLASS OF 2000..............29% Elizabeth Baird Marie Louise Crump Bowers Emily Bryce Bowie Ashley Compton Bowles Bliss Bowlin Campbell Lauren Daniel Carr Sara Fay Peters Egan Jessica Rachor Jenkins Catherine Talbot Lackie Tully Lewis Phillips Camille Samaha Rogers Elizabeth McNeill Sherrard Allison Sossaman Smith Laura Stanley Tuttle
CLASS OF 2001...............25% Allison Buchignani Lisa Carey Campbell Bowen Hollis Cook Traci Allen Edwards
Wendy Crenshaw Bolding Camille Brandon Shelley Grayson Lucy Loveless Elizabeth Krausnick Malmo Virginia Hester McGhee Joy Thompson Morrow Lindsey Bollinger Price Conlee Adams Stringfellow Julia Taylor Stewart Taylor
CLASS OF 2011................ 10% Cameron Cofield Kristen Gallo Catherine Norton Grace Peters Staten Smith
CLASS OF 2012................ 12% Shelby Black Neely Leavell Alex Lenschau Laura Morrison Rebekah Straton Bonner Williams
Annie Gerber Griffin Ashley Bryce Riney Shibahn Singh Rodda Christie Rutherford Emily Sharpe
CLASS OF 2003............... 37% Whitney Branan Catherine Folk Dowdle Leslie Hill Drummond Lauren Ploch Ellison Jeanne Whitehead Forsyth Katie Siegal Griffin Grace Henderson Hartman Sara Hester Susanna Liu Incitti Anne Morrow Jones Mary Kyle Alexandra Adams Roll Martha Hollis Williams Mary Beth Buchignani Wilson Meredith Alston Wooten
CLASS OF 2004.............. 21% Brennan Trezevant Chapman Lillie Flenorl Andrea Moore Jones Bailey Fisher Kirwan Mallory Lightman Lester Huxley Brown Maury Evans Wilson Nexsen Beverley Ray Aubrey Sanders Rebekah Hill Tashie Sequoia Taylor
CLASS OF 2007............... 17%
CLASS OF 2013............... 13%
Paige Phillips Gillespie Andrea Jeter Sinclaire Montgomery Libby Moore Lizzy Newton Suzanne Carter Shaw Leah Singh Taylor West
Gabriela Alvergue Emma Bartz Catherine Boggan Lockie Dearman Elise Freeburg Maggie Hayes Bailey Phillips Mary Carson Pitts
CLASS OF 2008.................7%
CLASS OF 2014.................3%
Molly Crenshaw Virginia Grayson Christie Long
Mary McCullough Ashley Eliza Sylvestre
CLASS OF 2009............... 10%
Allison Ann Gusmus
Gray Morrison Byrd Rachna Dave Elizabeth Kimery Lee Leavell
CLASS OF 2015..................2%
CLASS OF 2016..................3% Elizabeth Owen Janie White * denotes deceased
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THE A N N UA L FUND: PARENT DONORS CLASS OF 2017................55% Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Margaret and Ron Bell Dana and Ray Brandon Susan and Neil Cohen Carmen and Kevin Cox Kelly Graham ’79 and Bruce Cunningham Mona and David Dunlap Coleman Barton Eddins ’88 Nancy Hammond ’80 and Chuck Fisher III Hilary and Bruce Harrison Tammy and Jim Hausmann Steven Johnson Vivian and Ken Jones John Loftin Amy and Matthew Moss Christian Tabor ’85 and Davis Owen Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Jeana and John Ray Melissa Dula ’85 and Michael Reddoch Tina and Jeff Rogers Karin and Jeff Rubnitz Courtney and Fred Schaeffer, Jr. Barbara and Rick Schultz Katie and Shawn Sentilles Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Jackie and Tyler Shawkey Heather Conder ’88 and Bret Spiegelman Christy and Herbert Taylor Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Ginna and Jay Tillman, Jr. Sharon and Kelly Truitt Joyce Van Riper Jennifer and Scott Wilkinson Jenne Prest ’82 and Tom Williams
CLASS OF 2018................56% Kacy and Jeff Acree Alice and Warren Ball Jennifer and Paul Chandler Ginger and Dabney Collier III Amy and Chip Crain III Tara Crain Noelle and Phil Daniele III Lindsay Byers ’87 and Tommy Farnsworth III Bird and Hal Fonville Minta Jones ’84 and Price Ford Jen and Vince Guglietti Beth and Doug Halbach Georgia and Aaron Hall Missey and Terry Hayes Marilyn Hammons ’79 and Steve Hergenrader Shannon and Tom Herring Gina Jett Anne and David Jones 38 | Hutchison
Sherri and Kevin Kimery Lisa and Gaylon Lawrence Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Laura and Hank Martin Mary Ruden ’85 and Mike McCullough Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr. Beth and Gavin Murrey Catherine Moore ’89 and Pat Nelson Molly and Mike Posey
Katie Morris ’89 and John Monaghan Merry and Johnny Moore, Jr. Romy and Phil Morgan Katy and Brent Nair Catherine Moore ’89 and Pat Nelson Pamela Padgett Patteson ’88 Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Elizabeth and Scott Richman
TOP CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND GIVING Upper School ........................Class of 2020....................................... 60% Middle School........................ Class of 2023...................................…. 72% Lower School......................... Class of 2028....................................... 78% Early Childhood....................Class of 2030........................................58% Hallie and H.T. Simonton Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi Ginger and Steve Threlkeld Amy and Kenny Traynom Lisa and Steve Waggoner May Weiss Jean and Billy Weiss Stephanie and Jamie White Anne and Drew Wilson Stephanie and Spence Wilson, Jr. Marci and Ken Woodmansee
CLASS OF 2019................59% Lisa and Matthew Ballo Alison and Jim Barton, Jr. Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr. Kelly Bolton ’83 and Sam Jordan Floy and Jeff Cole Alice Trotter ’88 and Matt Crow Chris and Bjorn Danielson Pat Demere Gwen and Michael Driscoll, Jr. Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Shannon and David Dunavant III Mona and David Dunlap Sue and Mike Dusseault Megan Wellford ’91 and Brett Grinder Renee and Danny Grinder II Tammy and Jim Hausmann Kim and Larry Heathcott, Jr. Katie and David Holliday Garnett and Tom Hutton Sharon and Wise Jones, Jr. Beth and Joel Kaye Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Jennifer and Eddie Klank III Jeanette and Jimmy Leake Sloan and Tommy Lusk Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Jeni and Steve McBride
Misty and James Stamper Missy and Todd Stockstill Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Trip Trippeer Patti Trippeer Jean and Billy Weiss
CLASS OF 2020.............. 60% Ellen and Stewart Austin, Jr. Chip Baine, Jr. Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Rachel and Louie Bishop Sara and Patrick Burnett Mary Helen and Mark Butler Bowie and Carter Campbell Anne and Brett Canale Diane and John Clement Ginger and Dabney Collier III Michelle and Allen Couch Molly and Andrew Crosby Kimberly and Reggie Davis Christine and Mark Davis Suzanne and Reg Degan Bird and Hal Fonville Kimberly Willey ’88 and John Freeman Barry Gilmore Cindy and Lloyd Grissinger Beth and Doug Halbach Lori and Chris Harding Cathy and Jeff Harris Leslie and Tommy Hayden Beth and Walker Hays IV Sandra and Jim Horn Elizabeth and Andy Howorth Holly and Mitch James Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Nikki and Dow McVean Chapman and Chip Morrow Michael Oehmler Lance Oliver
Lane Patton ’88 and Demetri Patikas Melinda and Jeff Roux Paula and Donald Sappington Anne and Pat Saunders, Jr. Carol and Andrew Seamons Suzanne and Barrett Sexton Laura and DeWitt* Shy Merrill and Douglas Skipworth Catherine and Ray Stallings, Jr. Jeannie and Owen Tabor, Jr. Indira and Sanjar Umarov Lisa and Steve Waggoner Crocker and Todd Wallace Stacey and Todd Watson Cissy and Greg Wilkinson Carolyn and Steve Woodard
CLASS OF 2021................63% Lisa and Will Abbay Zohra and Ali Aman Linda and Qais Amro Lisa and Matthew Ballo Susan McClanahan ’85 and Paul Barcroft Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Sherri and Tom Bohlke Jennifer and Paul Chandler Antonia and Wes Corzine Alice Trotter ’88 and Matt Crow Christine and Mark Davis Courtney and Brad Downs Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Coleman Barton Eddins ’88 Cindy and Sam Ettingoff Lisa Kustoff ’90 and Robert Giardino Liz Gilliland ’87 Renee and Danny Grinder II Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday Tammy and Jim Hausmann Amanda and Cameron Jehl Steven Johnson Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney Sherri and Kevin Kimery Diane and Jorge Leal Wendy and Daniel Marks Kara and Nick Nunn Sophie and Mat Parker Hermenia and John Prather Ann and Matt Prince Ginna and Jason Rauls Mary Katherine and Mitchell Redd Tammy and Dave Risch Courtney and James Shepherd Stephanie and Brent Siler Lori and Bret Sokoloff Susan and Sanford Thomas Amy and Madison Wells III Abbie Ware ’89 and Duncan Williams Karen and Greg Wolf
CLASS OF 2022.............. 64% Angela and Dan Applegate Leena and Larry Bolton Jen and Brian Borkowski Leslie and Michael Brickey Kelly and Barry Bridgforth, Jr. Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Wendy and Bill Campbell Brandi and Kenan Clinton Carmen and Kevin Cox Courtney and Brad Downs September and Bob Eason Kelly Erb Elizabeth Libby ’88 and Bill Garner Barry Gilmore Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr. Morgan Futrell Harriman ’98 Brad Harriman Stephanie and Richard Hathcock Cary and Robert Hollabaugh, Jr. Lindsey and Acy Humphries Humeira and Asif Kazmi Karen and James Klemis Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Shannon and Jeff Martin Cheryl and David Mattingly Laurie and Casey McCandless Anne and Andy McCarroll Justin Miller Kim Miller Paige and Jed Miller Kara and Nick Nunn John Pitts, Jr. Lisa and Mark Putman Sylvia and Steve Richey Wendy and Jeffery Robertson Cindy Stimbert ’87 and Steve Sands Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley Katie Eleazer Wiener ’91 Ana and Andy Yambrek
CLASS OF 2023............... 72% Lisa and Will Abbay Linda and Qais Amro Bess and Jack Bartusch Martha and Mark Billions Kim and David Bridgforth, Jr. Jane and Tommy Byrnes Ashley and Brian Chiozza Ginger and Dabney Collier III Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant Ashley and Hamilton Eggers Leigh Anne and Blake Elliott Meredith Koehn ’92 and Jason Fair Robin and Eric Flanders Merideth and Jason Flatt Tracey Zerwig and Bryan Ford Ashley and Preston Frazer Gretchen and Trip Gintz III Jennifer and Will Godwin
Terra and Chris Hall Grace Moore ’94 and Allen Halliday Ashleigh and David Howser Crystal and Anthony Hunter Garnett and Tom Hutton Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr. Catherine Barbee ’85 and Ron Kastner Holly and Scott Knowlton Kelly and Christopher Lamberson Alejandra and Diego Lejwa Allison Thompson ’91 and Chip Luter Courtenay and Tom McAllister Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr. Brandee and Adam Nahmias E.G. and Osa Ogbeide Billie and Barry Pelts Ginna and Jason Rauls Melinda and Jeff Roux Stephanie and John Simmons Carey Wilson ’91 and Brad Snider Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford Kimberly and William Tayloe Jenny Tibbs ’83 and Tom Merchant Clarissa and Terry Turner Stacey and Todd Watson Tracie Allen ’89 and Lee Webber Jim Whittington Jeanne and John Wilbourn Jaime and Kevin Wilson Ana and Andy Yambrek
CLASS OF 2024...............56% Ginny Dowell ’92 and Ed Brundick III Brandi and Kenan Clinton Holly and Brian Coleman Amy and Chip Crain III Molly and Andrew Crosby Angie and Will Deupree III Cindy and Edward Dobbs Roberta and Brian Eason Rosanna and Phillip Ellis Darby and Jason Farmer Helen and Tim Frandsen Deborah Bass ’85 and Mike Gibbs Maggie and Trey Haire III Lisa and Dale Hendrix Bethany and Casey Hesser Jean and Rob Johnston, Jr. Nikki and Steve Jones Christy and Young Kim Ann Camp Lee ’79 John Lee Ellen and B.J. Losch Tait Ramey ’88 and Brian Mellone Christi and Scott Parent Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Sylvia and Steve Richey Wendy and Jeff Robertson Lauren Lewis ’87 and Jeff Rower Ghazal and Salman Saeed Stephanie and Brent Siler Jill Whittington ’97 and Michael Stockburger
Crocker and Todd Wallace Katie Eleazer Wiener ’91 Melanie and Toney Wilkinson Jennifer and Scott Wilkinson
CLASS OF 2025............... 74% Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Leslie and Michael Brickey Kelly Shanks ’85 and Jim Burrow III Lisa Carey ’01 and James Campbell Catherine and Mark Chubb Kate and Coleman Connell Claire and William Cox, Jr. Christine and Christian Fahey Kim and Brad Flynn Amy and Robert Higginbotham Frannie Pitts ’96 and Cam Hillyer Christine Guo and Di Huang Humeira and Asif Kazmi Katharine Duerr ’95 and Cullen Kent Megan and Paul Klimo Karmen and Jeff Kuznitz Milton Magee, Jr. Anne and Andy McCarroll Justin Miller Kim Miller Laura and David Neubert Zach Pennington Karen and Jay Saenz Nikki Wheaton Lane and Mark Whitehead Jaime and Kevin Wilson
CLASS OF 2026.............. 60% Hadley Ingram ’94 and Scott Arnold IV Emily and Ted Bailey Bess and Jack Bartusch Elizabeth and Mark Bennett Kim and Jere Bowden Dorothy Henderson ’98 and Patrick Burke Ashley and Brian Chiozza Wakenya and Gyasi Chisley Darby and Jason Farmer Liz Gilliland ’87 Courtney Bilbro ’94 and DJ Hardin Morgan Futrell Harriman ’98 Brad Harriman Whitney and Russell Harris Ann and Matthew Hayden Betsy and Darrell Horn Rob Humphreys Lauren and Ben Keras James Pentecost III Kim and Elliot Perry Maggie and Andrew Phillips Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Amy and Benji Pollan Lauri Hays ’92 and David Prather Robyn McGee ’88 and Van Raby Libby and Parker Rhett
Kristi and William Roark Audrey and JB Selecman Jennifer and Brian Sims Heather Conder ’88 and Bret Spiegelman Kim and Chris Tinkle Crocker and Todd Wallace Marian Weber Philip Weber Cissy and Greg Wilkinson
CLASS OF 2027...............48% Lindsay and Brian Califf Caroline and Mason Cousins Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Suzanne Murphy ’97 and Clay Culpepper Julie and Michael Dunavant Ginnie and Matt Geater Amanda Eckels ’94 and Nick Goetze Courtney Bilbro ’94 and DJ Hardin Sarah and Jimmy Haygood lV Katheryn Canale ’94 and K.C. Horne Lindsey and Acy Humphries Katie Gwin Jenkins ’97 Tasha and Darin Johnson Laura Lee and Trey Jones Karmen and Jeff Kuznitz Laurie and Casey McCandless Amy and Matthew Moss Laura and David Neubert Lisa Usdan and David Portnoy Jennie and Walker Robbins Hattie and Chad Rounder Kara and Paul Smith Jennifer and Charles Stanford Bobbi and Joey Vandergrift Jaime and Kevin Wilson
CLASS OF 2028...............78% Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Whitney Henderson ’97 and Ben Bricken III Peggy Curtis ’98 and Chip Campbell Kristi and James Carmichael Lindsey Chase Kenna and Daniel Chelsoi Catherine and Mark Chubb Mandy and Robert Coe III Caroline Johnson ’91 and Chris Crosby Cindy and Edward Dobbs Stephanie and Kelly Doherty Shannon and David Dunavant III Betsy and Brad Elmore Jane Kathryn and Matt Evans Tonya and Shun Faulkner Kimberly and Chester Ford Anne and Chris Glankler Jennifer and Will Godwin Lauren and Tom Hill Lana and Cy Holmes III Stephanie and Brett Hughes Kelly and Jamie Iskiwitz
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THE A N N UA L F UN D: PARENT DONORS, continued Emily and Brandon Kamm J. J. and Jay Keras III Marj and John Livingston Ferrin Tarkington ’81 and Geoffrey Mavar Nancy and J.D. McDonnell Marsha and Russ Phillips Ying and Art Saisuphaluck Christine and Peter Saunders Joy and Keith Sharpe Leandria and Dirkland Smith Palmer and Foster Smith III Kara and Paul Smith Chrissie Centko ’96 and David Tashie Marian Weber Philip Weber Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
CLASS OF 2029...............45% Lindsay Keller ’96 and John Barton Nicole and David Billingsley Lucy and Brian Bruijn Erin and Scott Caldwell Lisa Carey ’01 and James Campbell Anne Samaha ’98 and Woodson Dunavant Brian Estes Darby and Jason Farmer Emily and Andrew Fisher Maggie and Trey Haire III Hardin Barton Kimmel ’92 Erin and Jeff Mason Amy and Matthew Moss James Pentecost III Amy Rolfes ’92 and Joshua Poag Alison and Win Rawson Derwin Sisnett Mollie and Hunter Smith Jennifer and Dale Stover Kim and Chris Tinkle Melanie and Toney Wilkinson Jamila and Paul Young
CLASS OF 2030...............58% Lisa and Paul Berryhill Tyria and Calvin Biggers Emily Bryce ’00 and Sean Bowie Jennifer and Jay Campbell Anne and Brett Canale Mandy and Robert Coe III Allison and Will Frazier Ashleigh and John Gravatt Whitney and Russell Harris Lana and Cy Holmes III Lauren and Ben Keras Melanie and Jason Koo Lindsay Horner ’99 and Philip Lewis Nancy and J.D. McDonnell Justin and Andrea Morris Allison and Wilson Pace Lauren and Will Plyler II Lisa Usdan and David Portnoy Emily and Billy Quinn Shelly and Michael Thannum Katherine and John Thomison Gina and Matt Weathersby Susanna Thomas ’95 and Neil Weston Anna Burch ’96 and Ben Wunderlich Amna Khattak and Haris Zafarullah
CLASS OF 2031................38% Katie Horner ’92 and Jeremy Alpert Lane Arnold ’98 and Ben Clanton Tanya and Keith Crump Carmine and Howie Gober Ashleigh and John Gravatt Tara and Frederick Jones Stephanie and Jonathan Key Andrea and Matt* Lacher Shannon and Benjamin Ladd Kate Sneed ’01 and Taliaferro Oates Maggie and Andrew Phillips Christine and Peter Saunders Leanne Wiener ’91 and Mark Sykes
Your gifts to the Annual Fund can be directed to many of the exceptional programs, including unique academic programs like the Hutchison Farm. Meatha and Tyler Tapley Lindsey Wilson ’97 and Robert Tayloe, Jr. Amanda and Alex Waddell Lane and Mark Whitehead
CLASS OF 2032...............42% Joan Schadt ’97 and Jacob Biddle Allison and Craig Cameron Brooke and Bowers Clement Bowen Hollis ’01 and James Cook Emily and Kelly Ensor
Cara Baskin ’96 and Justin Grinder Catherine and Chad Keller Nicole and Greg Lake Lindsay Horner ’99 and Philip Lewis Latika and Sachin Relia Alexandra Adams ’03 and Collins Roll Kelly and Jason Roy Mollie and Hunter Smith Nicole and Donald Thompson
THE A N N UA L F UND: GRANDPARENT DONORS CLASS OF 2017
CLASS OF 2018
Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Joan and Ben Beard Helen Brandon Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Susan and William Cooper Carol and Bob Covington Clarice and Clair Cox Diane and Jerome Larkin Ruth and Charles Montague, Jr. Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Erin and Ray Schultz Carol Tennison Sharpe ’53
Joan and Ben Beard Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Susan Patton ’60 and Claude Crawford Judy Deshaies Betty and Mike Dusenbery Becky and Mike Ehrlicher Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. Bobbi Graves Jean and John Griffin Sally and Wil Hergenrader Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt Jeannie and Jim Johnson Mary and Baxter Jones Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore
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Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Ann Mullis Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters Julanne Portis Tina Collier Roberts Lynn Chandler Smith Mimi Steepleton Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Natalie Holt Wilson ’58 Becky and Spence Wilson
CLASS OF 2019 Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Tommie and Billy Dunavant
Brenda and Fred Grinder Calma and John Hobson Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt Francine and Bill Luckett Cheryl and Joe McCormack Joye and Tom Monaghan Ruth and Charles Montague, Jr. Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Ginny Smith ’62 and Bryan Nearn, Jr. Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Donna and Doug Paine Barbara and Leonard Richman Cissy Shelton Karen and Alex Wellford
CLASS OF 2020 Chipsey and Bill Butler III Judith and Bruce Campbell, Jr. Beverly and Richard Colditz Walker Hays III Anne and Tommy Keesee, Jr. Karen and Preston Lee, Jr. Hilda Mullen Louise and Takis Patikas Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Dorothy and Louis Pounders Tina Collier Roberts Marzette and Herman Stallings, Sr. Mary Jo and Joe Swaim Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Dee Turley ’67 and Ralph Muller Rosann Painter Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Alice and Bill Renovich Tina Collier Roberts Wendy Saylor Lynn Chandler Smith Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Joann and Ben Webber Nelda and Robert Wilson
CLASS OF 2024
Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Tommie and Billy Dunavant Lucia and Jim Gilliland Celeste and Bob Johnston Sharon Kerson Paula and Bob McEniry Jane and Eddie Moak Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Arlene and Judah Skolnick Leonard Sullivan Carolyn Williams
Becky and Bill Deupree Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Betsy and Gaines Dyer Pat Eason Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Jean Jones House ’58 Mary and Warren Jennings Celeste and Bob Johnston Karen and Preston Lee, Jr. Paul Marek Barbara and Bill Muir Chloee and Dan Poag Minje Mitchell ’60 and Randy Ramey III Patsy and Al Richey Barney Rolfes Shalida and Mohammad Sheikh Sarla Singh Pearly and Uelle Stone Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener Linda and Don Willis
CLASS OF 2022
CLASS OF 2025
CLASS OF 2021
Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. Ginger Hathcock Donna and David Libby Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike Marshall Barbara Mattingly Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr. Robert Moss, Jr. Pat and Bill Napier Patsy and Al Richey Sarla Singh Pat and Ron Solberg Anita and Kurt Tauer Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
CLASS OF 2023 Caroline Bartusch Barbara and Gerald Billions Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Janice and Jim Davis Tommie and Billy Dunavant Nancy and Emmel Golden, Jr. Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt Mary and Warren Jennings Celeste and Bob Johnston Mary Joy and Milton Knowlton Vicki and Denny Koehn J. W. McAllister Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore
Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr. Lucia and Jim Gilliland Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood Henderson, Jr. Susan and Tommy Kent Milton Magee, Sr. Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr. Rita and Hubert Ragsdale Betty and John* Shanks Sally and George Thuransky Nelda and Robert Wilson
CLASS OF 2026 Lyn Rembert ’64 and Ted Bailey Caroline Bartusch Tommie and Billy Dunavant Ellen and Jere Fones Mary Fouts Lucia and Jim Gilliland Walker Hays III Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood Henderson, Jr. Jean Jones House ’58 Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt Penny Reed ’65 and Jim Keras Karen and Preston Lee, Jr. John Lewis Francine and Bill Luckett Cheryl and Joe McCormack Chloee and Dan Poag
Julanne Portis Rita and Hubert Ragsdale Barney Rolfes Anita and Kurt Tauer
CLASS OF 2027 E. J. James Baird ’70 Kay and John Butcher Lois and Chris Canale, Sr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr. Marilyn and Bill Crosby Laila and Rick Eckels Karen and Tommy Higginbotham Ruth Ann Martin
Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr. Mary Ann and Bryon Fisher Stella Jackson William and Kittye Mason Judy and Larry Moss Chloee and Dan Poag Mary Rawson Barney Rolfes Angela Smith
CLASS OF 2030 Nancy Hughes ’70 and Chuck Coe Ellen and Jere Fones
Julie Bondurant Mills ’61 Judy and Larry Moss Robert Moss, Jr. Barbara and Bill Muir Allison and Shoghig Ross Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Wynne and Barry Wilder Nelda and Robert Wilson
Page Price ’68 and Walter Henrion Kathy and Gene Horner Penny Reed ’65 and Jim J. Keras Abbe Newman June Owen Roseann and Jim Thannum Rena and John Thomison Wynne and Barry Wilder
CLASS OF 2028
CLASS OF 2031
Mary and Don Campbell Suzanne and Joe Canepari Judi Centko Nancy Hughes ’70 and Chuck Coe Marilyn and Bill Crosby Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood Henderson, Jr. Pam and David Hill Penny Reed ’65 and Jim Keras Abbe Newman Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Jane Tarkington Nancy and Jimmy Tashie Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr. Carla Oliver and Edison Bullard Ann Marie and Charlie Crump Marilyn and Michael De’Shazer Karen and Tommy Higginbotham Kathy and Gene Horner Margot and Jerry Ladd Lynn and Mike Leppert Carol Murff ’59 and Thomas Oates
CLASS OF 2029 Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Barbara and Gerald Billions
CLASS OF 2032 Sandra and Rick Burt Brenda and Fred Grinder Page Price ’68 and Walter Henrion Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Kathy and Gene Horner
* denotes deceased
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T H E AN N UA L F UN D: PA R E N T a nd GRANPARENT of ALUMNAE DONORS Anonymous Stephanie and John Adams, Jr. Sara and Kevin Adams Paul and Dot Akin Jane and Don Allen Sylvie and Ricardo Alvergue Lynda and Dan Antonelli Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr. Jill and Jim Arthur III Norma and Olin Atkins Ellen and Steve Atkins Margaret Erb ’73 and Ed Atkinson III Nancy Crain Balton ’53 Carol Piplar ’61 and Jim Barton Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80 Tom Barzizza Sandy Benson Debbie and Richard Binswanger Kim and Earl Blankenship Fran Tully ’70 and Rusty Bloodworth Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Suzanne and David Brandon Mary and Maury Bronstein Cary Coors ’76 and Keith Brown Mayrene Dillard Buxton ’52 Loring and Howard Byers, Jr. Mary and Don Campbell Beth and Hunt Campbell Lois and Chris Canale, Sr. Nancy and Alan Carey, Sr. Judi Centko Carolyn and Thomas Chesney Nancy Hughes ’70 and Chuck Coe Laura and Jay Cofield Deborah and Bob Coleman Candy and Del Covington Bob Cowan Suzanne Cowan Lawrence Bozeman ’79 and John Cowart Kathe and Lawrence Crane, Jr. Susan Patton ’60 and Claude Crawford Lucia Whittemore ’73 and Hal Crenshaw Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Senter Crook ’61 and Joe McFadden Laura and Buddy Dearman, Jr. Michele Nichols ’80 and Reed Dennis Lesley Rainer ’75 and John Dillon Olivia Sprunt ’70 and Jack Dowell Dwight Drinkard Ben Duke Tommie and Billy Dunavant Michelle and Bill Dunavant III Dorritte Evans Early ’60 Andrea Welsh ’73 and Doug Edwards, Jr. Mary Adamson ’78 and James Edwards
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Katie Dobbs ’67 and Ed Eleazer Julie and George Ellis Lynn and Todd Erickson Melissa Moore ’79 and Richard Faber Nancy and Michael Fields Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Ellen and Jere Fones Mary Liz Murray Foster ’50 Lisa Thomas Fox ’73 Leigh Schopfer Rhea ’69 Debbi and Philip Freeburg Loraine McKinnie Galbreath ’67 Allison and Tom Garrott Liz and Murray Garrott Emily Roberts ’50 and Jerry Gay Lucia and Jim Gilliland Enid and George Griesbeck Helen Gronauer Llewellyn and Josh Hall, Jr. Gaye Gillespie ’67 and Haywood Henderson, Jr. Ellen Raines ’77 and Ian Hendry Page Price ’68 and Walter Henrion Laurie and Chuck Herzog Sidney and David Hickey Pam and David Hill Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Kathy and Gene Horner Jean Jones House ’58 Ann and Jim Howell Jody Hunter Melissa and Alex Ivy Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Carol Lewis ’50 and Henry Jones, Jr. Janet Kloville Vicki and Denny Koehn Veazey Gully ’78 and Collie Krausnick, Jr. Audrey and Rick Landrum Jennifer and Don Lasseter Marge and Bill Levy Cindy and John Limbaugh Carla and Bruce Livesay Rebecca Balton ’76 and Chris Long Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Francine and Bill Luckett Betty Cotten ’54 and John Malmo Julia Gray ’55 and Vann Manning Gloria and Doug Marchant Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall Debbie and Chip Marston, Jr. Nell Lipscomb ’50 and W.H. Martin III Jane Maxwell Jessica and Andy McArtor
June McCormick Cynthia Ray ’69 and Webster McDonald Paula and Bob McEniry Dana and Bill McKelvy, Jr. Camille Wetter ’71 and Haynes McNeill Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Phoebe Taylor Miller ’59 Nancy and Robert Miller III Lisa Burkhalter ’75 and Bo Mitchum Pam Palmer ’76 and Fred Montesi Laurie and Kent Monypeny Laurie Parsons ’75 and Brooks Monypeny Betty and Jack Moore Carey Madison ’64 and Rick Moore Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison Gray and Price Morrison Nancy and Steve Morrow Lynn and Davis Moser Camille Adams ’77 and Bill Mueller Hilda Mullen Jo and L.B. Myhr Donna and Steve Nash, Sr. Jean Norfleet Sarah and Dennis Norton Julia and Rush O’Keefe, Jr. Irene Leatherman ’57 and Joe Orgill III Rosann Painter Leslie Wilsford ’60 and Clyde Patton Donna and Landon Pendergrass Liz and Dwight Perkins Paige Bailey ’77 and John Phillips IV Pam Wilbourn ’75 and Will Pierce, Jr. Kim and Johnny Pitts Beth Thomas ’75 and Tom Ploch Selden Early ’79 and David Popwell Katie Kittle ’76 and Rick Powell Debbie Jones ’78 and Charles Prather Missy Prewitt Minje Mitchell ’60 and Randy Ramey III Debbie and Barham Ray Linda Rhea Beth Halliburton ’82 and Whit Robison III Barney Rolfes Ruth and Joseph Samaha Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Mary Carpenter ’67 and Clint Saxton Anne Hughes ’72 and Robert Sayle Debby Owen ’65 and Steve Schadt Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Erin and Ray Schultz Marian and Frank Shaffer Betty and John* Shanks Bob Sharp
Carol Tennison Sharpe ’53 Karol and Andy Shaul Amie Todd ’76 and Walker Sims Morgan and C.K. Smith Lynn Chandler Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Patsy and Robert Smith Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Kim and Sid Stein Susan and Tom Stephenson Kitty and Buddy Stimson, Jr. Cindy and Jack Straton, Jr. Terre and Henry Sullivant, Jr. Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Anita and Kurt Tauer Melody and Bruce Taylor Mimi Hall ’76 and Jim Taylor, Jr. Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor Lucie May Thompson ’69 Ruth Kish ’57 and Ron Thompson Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64 Deborah Dunklin Tipton Nancy and Snowden Todd Ginny Sloan ’49 and Justin Towner lll Kathleen and Jud Towner IV Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Gail Gordon ’67 and Pete Turner Pam Breland Van Doren ’64 Pege Vaughan Helen France ’82 and Robert Wade Emily Holloway ’60 and Bob Walker III Murrey Malmo ’78 and David Watkins Gina Webb Kathleen and Darryl Weiman Karen and Alex Wellford Christina Wellford ’69 and Terry Scott Mary Lee and Jess Wesberry, Jr. Lucy Wunderlich Wesson ’74 Julie and Mike Wharton Virginia Malmo ’84 and Harris White Russell Price ’74 and Cary Whitehead III Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener Billie Anne Williams Elizabeth and Russell Williamson Allison and Sandy Willson Margaret Hooks Wilson ’45 Pal Adams Wilson ’70 Natalie Holt Wilson ’58 Charee and Lou Wittenberg Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67 Libby and Gary Wunderlich Lynn Witte ’78 and Gordon Wynn
* denotes deceased
THE A N N UA L F UN D: FACULTY a nd STAFF DONORS Gwen Adaway Glenda Akers Jane Allen Virginia Baird Janie Baker Cathy Barber Joyce Barnes Bess Bartusch Margaret Bell Sandy Benson Mona Bland Elizabeth Boggan Wendy Crenshaw Bolding ’06 Matt Braby Jacqueline Bridges Donna Budynas
Kenna Chelsoi Catherine Chubb Lane Arnold Clanton ’98 Martina Cole Leiza Collins Maureen Collins Lauren Colpitts Suzanne Cowan Jesse Cresswell Alice Trotter Crow ’88 Ann Marie Crump Tanya Crump Anne Davey Kimberly Davidson Michele Davis Becky Deehr
Sandra Burt Lisa Carey Campbell ’01 Andrew Cantrell Aisha Carr Rosa Carter Judi Centko Michele Cervetti
Michele Nichols Dennis ’80 Millie Duke Robert Edwards Lynn Erickson Maria Evans Nancy Fields Tracey Zerwig Ford
Rachel Frank Jennifer Futrell Loraine McKinnie Galbreath ’67 Ruth Wood Garrett ’05 Jeanie Gibson Barry Gilmore Gretchen Gintz Alicia Glenn Heather Golden David Green Renee Grinder Jen Guglietti Lori Guy Maggie Haire Henry Hampton Allyse Holcomb Rosie Hunt Melissa Ivy Kathryn Jasper Andrea Jeter ’07 Contina Johnson Thomas Jones Elizabeth Chisholm Jordan ’86 Catherine Barbee Kastner ’85 Katharine Duerr Kent ’95 Amanda Killen Ashley King Brandon Knisley Vicki Koehn Louisa Koeppel Andrea Lacher Jeanette Leake Alejandra Lejwa Adrian Lester Jennifer Liddell Hollis Ligon Hong Lin Robin Loeffel Brianna Lofton
FORMER BOARD OF TRUSTEES DONORS Debbie Binswanger Russell Bloodworth, Jr. Cary Coors Brown ’76 Howard Byers, Jr. Chris Canale, Sr. John Cowart Lawrence Crane, Jr. Meg Thomas Crosby ’88 William Dunavant III Dorritte Evans Early ’60 Doug Edwards, Jr. Ed Eleazer, Jr. Julie Ellis Dot Dunavant Fisher ’73 Tom Garrott III George Griesbeck Sarah Russell Haizlip ’65 Gaye Gillespie Henderson ’67
Martha Wiener Horton ’76 Elizabeth Saxton Inman ’99 Donna Libby Mary Miles Loveless ’72 John Malmo Doug Marchant Pamela Palmer Montesi ’76 Jack Moore Price Morrison, Jr. Steve Morrow Davis Moser Rush O’Keefe, Jr. Joe Orgill III Lane Patton Patikas ’88 Harry Phillips, Jr. David Popwell Mark Putman Randy Ramey III
Barham Ray Mary Carpenter Saxton ’67 Debby Owen Schadt ’65 Steve Schadt Susan Springfield ’82 Henry Sullivant, Jr. Margaret Wellford Tabor ’55 Owen Tabor, Sr. Bruce Taylor Jenny Tibbs ’83 Justin Towner III Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Mike Wharton Bailey Wiener, Sr. Abbie Ware Williams ’89 Barbara Crain Williamson ’77
Robert Lofton Max Maddock Amanda Magdalena Shannon Manzi Monica Marshall Rachel Mattson Jane Maxwell Debra McDaniel Nancy McDonnell Gloria McKinner Whitney Miller ’88 Grace Anne Morrison Madison Murray Katy Nair Mary Nelson Matt Nelson Kate Sneed Oates ’01 Randy Olswing Jerome Owens Kelly Parsons Pam Padgett Patteson ’88 Glenda Pera Natalie Pettey Arian Plante Missy Prewitt Gabrielle Prewitt Molly Prewitt ’05 Faye Rainer Rachel Randall Jay Rapp John Reynolds Lana Rich Jacqui Ridout Ronnie Robinson Beth Halliburton Robison ’82 James Ross Hattie Rounder Cesar Salazar Christine Saunders Wendy Saylor
Elizabeth Schubert Katie Sentilles Rachel Shankman Roxie Sharp Laura Shy Caroline Simpson Nick Simpson Angela Smith Annette Smith Leandria Smith Nancy Smith Rachel Snider Sherri Sobczak Mary Aubrey Landrum Stafford ’10 Jennifer Stanford Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Susan Steinkamp Bill Stewart Jennifer Stover Tara Thomas Scott Throckmorton Lynn Tian Kathleen Towner Wesley Wade Mamie Watkins Jean Weiss Christina Wellford-Scott ’69 Mary Lee Wesberry Lucy Wunderlich Wesson ’74 Nikki Wheaton Lindsey White Takia White Bonnie Wicker Caroline Willson Cathy Wilson Julie Wilson Chris Zach Vanessa Zaldana
FRIENDS OF HUTC H I S ON DONORS Wendy Ansbro Sherry Blumberg Jane and Burges Budd Class of 1987 Jane Eaves Mary and Robert Ellis Gladys Ann and Michael Garretson Ashley Jamison Renee and Larry Karban Janis and Peter Kesser
Nancy and Donald Malmo Kris McNeil Taylor and Richard Moore III Debbie and Clifton Phillips Faith Pollan Erin Pounders Greg Schultz Lloyd and Donald Smith Ann and Wellford Tabor Lyndi Thompson Julia Walker
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THE A N N UAL FUND: HONORARIUMS Class of 1968
Carmen Biggers ’30
Kathryn Coker
Lydia Fisher ’17
Patte Quinlen ’68 and Neal Graver Clement
Takia White
Paige Roberson Coker ’91
Class of 1969
Amelia Grace Billingsley ’29
Kate Connell ’25
Nancy Hammond ’80 and Chuck Fisher III
Kate and Coleman Connell
Denise DuBois ’69 and Sledge Taylor lll
Nicole and David Billingsley Angela Smith
Class of 1971
Virginia Billions ’23 Nancy and Emmel Golden, Jr.
Irene Spurrier ’69 Stewart Taylor ’06
Tracey Zerwig Ford
Anonymous
Class of 1972
Caroline Blatti
Candy Covington
Amy Pickens French ’11
Corinne Dimou ’72 and Scott Welsh
Rebekah Straton ’12
Claire Covington ’96 and Robert Reilly
Jane and Burges Budd
Class of 1975
Avery Boals ’19
Kelly Cowan ’16
Katherine French ’27
Lisa Burkhalter ’75 and Bo Mitchum
Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr.
Barbara and Bill Muir
Class of 1977
Claire Boals ’15
Bob Cowan Suzanne Cowan
Peggy Latham McClure ’77
Jenny and Jim Boals, Jr.
Lily Cox ’22
Barbara and Bill Muir
Class of 1978
Catherine Boggan ’13
Janis Chalmers ’78
Elizabeth and Jim Boggan
Class of 1983
Lawson Bolton ’22
Virginia King ’83 and Jim Jefferies
Leena and Larry Bolton
Class of 1989
Emma Brandon ’17
Joanna Flinn ’89 and Mark Goodin
Dana and Ray Brandon
Carolyn Dabney Coors ’69
Joan and Ben Beard
Mae Cox ’17 Clarice and Clair Cox
Mary Claire Cox ’25 Claire and William Cox, Jr.
Brenda and Lester Crain Carolyn and Thomas Chesney
Class of 1998
Lu and Bob Bucci
Lauren Edmonds ’98
Lucy and Brian Bruijn
Ann Marie Crump
Class of 2003
Anna Margaret Burnett ’20
Catherine Folk Dowdle ’03
Sara and Patrick Burnett
Anonymous Zach Pennington
Class of 2006
Sandra Burt
Shelley Grayson ’06
Cindy Crill ’87 and Kevin Brewer Cathy Crill Herrington ’89
Lilly Alpert ’31 Kathy and Gene Horner
Christyn Antonelli ’15 Lynda and Dan Antonelli
Abigail Arnold ’22 Julanne Portis
Scottie Arnold ’26 Julanne Portis
Lizzie Baird ’27 E. J. Jones Baird ’70
Lizzie Ball ’18 Bobbi Graves
Nancy Crain Balton ’53 Rebecca Balton ’76 and Chris Long
Lillian Barcroft ’21 Faith Barcroft
Kaia Barnett ’21 Thomas Jones
Anne Tyler Bartusch ’26 Caroline Bartusch
Sarah Bartusch ’23 Caroline Bartusch
Sophie Barzizza ’16 Muffet Hays Barzizza ’80
Emma Jean and Gerald Bass Deborah Bass ’85 and Mike Gibbs
Josie Butler ’20
Carol Tennison Sharpe ’53
Madeline Danielson ’19 Becky and Mike Ehrlicher
Mary Helen and Mark Butler
Becky Deehr
Sara Byrnes ’23
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Jane and Tommy Byrnes
Ann Farley Carpenter ’29 Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Ellye Carpenter ’25 Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Kate Caswell Carpenter ’27 Sandy and Preston Carpenter, Sr.
Phil Chamberlain Lee Leavell ’09
Mia Chelsoi ’28 Rosa Carter
Catherine Chubb Anonymous
Haley Clift ’19 Donna and Doug Paine
Emma Coe ’28 Abbe Newman
Julia Coe ’30 Abbe Newman
Katelyn Coe ’28 Abbe Newman
Emily Cohen ’17 Anonymous
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Kate Grace Cunningham ’17
Cindy and Edward Dobbs Anonymous
Elizabeth Dunavant ’27 Valerie Haygood Thompson ’64
Jane Dunavant ’29 Anne Samaha ’98 and Woodson Dunavant
Lara Eason ’24 Pat Eason
Mary Abbott Elliott ’23 Leigh Anne and Blake Elliott
Caroline Erb ’22 Kelly Erb
Marsha McKee Evans ’62 Margaret McKee ’50
Olivia Evans ’25 Rita and Hubert Ragsdale
Zoe Evans ’26 Rita and Hubert Ragsdale
Elizabeth Farnsworth ’18 Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr.
Heather Golden Fontana Alison and Win Rawson Marian and Frank Shaffer
Kaylan French ’24 Caroline Gamble ’26 John Lewis
Ruth Wood Garrett ’05 June McCormick
Reese Godwin ’23 Jennifer and Will Godwin
Elizabeth Griffin ’18 Jean and John Griffin
Melissa Conrad Grimes ’87 Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike Marshall
Anne Stewart Grinder ’19 Brenda and Fred Grinder
Lori Guy Stewart Taylor ’06
Helen Morrison Guyton ’05 Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison
Savannah Hall ’18 Jeannie and Jim Johnson
Bella Harriman ’22 Anita and Kurt Tauer
Maddie Harriman ’26 Anita and Kurt Tauer
Haney Harris ’26 Whitney and Russell Harris
Mallory Harris ’30 Whitney and Russell Harris
Cindy Harrison Catherine Boggan ’13
Caroline Grace Hathcock ’22 Ginger Hathcock Pat and Bill Napier
Stephanie Fuss Hayes ’82 Carol and Tim Fuss
Lillian Haygood ’27 Julie Bondurant Mills ’61
Abby Hays ’20 Walker Hays III
Averi Hendrix ’24
Macy Kloville ’16
Peggy McPherson
Wright Prather ’26
Lisa and Dale Hendrix
Janet Kloville
Maggie Hayes ’13
Walker Hays III
Owen Hergenrader ’18
Brandon Knisley
Blair Mellone ’24
Meredith Gotten Pritchartt ’53
Sally and Wil Hergenrader
Elizabeth Boggan
Tait Ramey ’88 and Brian Mellone
Dorothy Orgill Kirsch ’51
Jeanne Bowen Hollis ’75
Julia Knowlton ’23
Libby Moak ’21
Daisye Rainer ’17
Wendy Ansbro
Mary Joy and Milton Knowlton
Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV
Marianne Crawford Farnsworth Horan ’71
Caroline Kyle ’15
Celeste and Bob Johnston Jane and Eddie Moak
Becket Monaghan ’19
Mary Rawson
Crawford Howard Private Foundation
Harper Ladd ’31
Lauren Huddleston
Margot and Jerry Ladd
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Antonella Lejwa ’23
Isabella Hughes ’28 Stephanie and Brett Hughes
Kennon Humphreys Betsy and Darrell Horn
Acelynn Humphries ’22 Lindsey and Acy Humphries
Anniston Humphries ’27 Lindsey and Acy Humphries
Kristin Hunter ’72
Mary Kyle ’03
Rosa Carter
Miccaella Lejwa ’20 Rosa Carter
Maren Levy ’26 Leslie Levy ’93 and Will Aclin
Anne Hartmann Lewis ’24
Katie Morris ’89 and John Monaghan
Pam Palmer Montesi ’76 Nikki Montesi ’01
Grace Anne and Cooper Morrison Helen Morrison ’05 and Alex Guyton
Aggie Muller ’23
Mary Alice Rawson ’29 Melissa Dula Reddoch ’85 Gay Daughdrill Boyd ’85
Parks Renovich ’23 Alice and Bill Renovich
Sarah Jane Richey ’22
Lynn Chandler Smith
Patsy and Al Richey Sylvia and Steve Richey
Meggy Muller ’18
Ruthie Richey ’24
Lynn Chandler Smith
Patsy and Al Richey Sylvia and Steve Richey
Betsy and Gaines Dyer
Mallory Mullis ’18
Meriwether Lewis ’32
Betty and Mike Dusenbery Ann Mullis
Megan Richman ’19
Anna Kate Nearn ’19
Hallie Smith Richmond ’92
Ginny Smith ’62 and Bryan Nearn, Jr.
Patsy and Robert Smith
Kathy and Gene Horner Lindsay Horner ’99 and Philip Lewis
Barbara and Leonard Richman
Jody Hunter
Ruthie Lewis ’30
Sian Hunter ’84
Kathy and Gene Horner Lindsay Horner ’99 and Philip Lewis
Callie Oehmler ’20
Whitney Robbins ’27
Jody Hunter
Elizabeth and Andy Howorth
Ruth Ann Martin
Miller Johnson ’21
Hollis Ligon
Dorothy Oehmler ’14
Rhodes Roll ’32
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Elizabeth and Andy Howorth
Alexandra Adams ’03 and Collins Roll
Christie Long ’08
Katherine Pace ’30
Powell Roll
Allison and Wilson Pace
Alexandra Adams ’03 and Collins Roll
Dana Hunter Paschal ’73
Zabelle Ross-Moxley ’27
Jody Hunter
Allison and Shoghig Ross
Carter Patikas ’20
Oakleigh McKelvy Ryan ’84
Louise and Takis Patikas
Dana and Bill McKelvy, Jr.
Sophie Patikas ’20
Emily McClure ’78
Louise and Takis Patikas
Marion Dugdale McClure
Pam Padgett Patteson ’88
Christine Saunders
September and Bob Eason
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Margaret Newton ’88
Porter Johnson ’17 Margaret Newton ’88
Ann Grier Johnston ’24
Rebecca Balton ’76 and Chris Long
Mary and Warren Jennings Celeste and Bob Johnston
Amelia Losch ’24
Mary Johnston ’23
Mary Miles Loveless ’72
Ellen and B.J. Losch
Mary and Warren Jennings Celeste and Bob Johnston
Anonymous
Addie Jones ’18
Milton Magee, Jr.
Mary and Baxter Jones
Perre Magness ’88
Carol Lewis Jones ’50
Lane and Mark Whitehead
Rachel Hammons ’10
Gloria and Doug Marchant
Valerie Thorn Jones ’69*
Megan Marchant Dillon ’09
Marion Jones Sambade ’96
Allie Marek ’24
Abby Kamm ’28
Paul Marek
Suzanne and Joe Canepari
Maggie Mavar ’28
Anne Orgill ’85 and Mike Keeney
Jane Tarkington Jane Maxwell Kim Miller
Catherine Barbee ’85 and Ron Kastner
Lillian Kent ’25 Susan and Tommy Kent
Amanda Killen
Addison Magee ’25
Sarah Davis McAllister ’23 Janice and Jim Davis
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Andy McCarroll
Ashley King
Izzie McCarroll ’25
Dorothy Hamer
Elizabeth Boggan
Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr.
Caroline Klank ’19
Josie McCarroll ’22
Jennifer and Eddie Klank III
Gigi and John McCarroll, Jr.
Claire Klemis ’22
Dana and Bill McKelvy, Jr.
Karen and James Klemis
Oakleigh McKelvy Ryan ’84
Cora Lee Pentecost ’29 James Pentecost III
Courtney Schaeffer ’17
Maya Pentecost ’26
Carol and Bob Covington Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61
James Pentecost III
Julia Perry ’18 Julanne Portis Amy and Kenny Traynom
Peggy Garrott Peters ’78 Takia White
Lizzie Pierotti ’19 Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Margaret Pierotti ’23 Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Stephanie Pierotti ’15 Jennifer Fuss ’85 and John Dunavant
Abby Portnoy ’27 Wynne and Barry Wilder
Paige Portnoy ’30 Wynne and Barry Wilder
Claire Schneider ’20 Hilda Mullen
Jennifer Mullen Schneider ’87 Hilda Mullen
Elizabeth Schubert Elizabeth Boggan
Larkin Schultz ’17 Greg Schultz
Katie Sentilles September and Bob Eason
Sydney Short ’21 Lisa Kustoff ’90 and Robert Giardino
Emma Simonton ’18 Becky and Mike Ehrlicher * denotes deceased Hutchison | 45
THE A N N UA L F UND: HONORARIUMS, continued Annette Smith
Candice Spiniolas
Helen Twist Thomas ’47
Takia White
Anonymous Debbie and Richard Binswanger Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Candy and Del Covington September and Bob Eason Marsha McKee ’62 and John Evans Nancy Hammond ’80 and Chuck Fisher III Rose and Richard Flenorl Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr. Anita Herron ’57 and John Hayes Carol Lewis ’50 and Henry Jones, Jr. Nancy Patton Langdon ’64 Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. Carolyn and Robert Rogers Claire Sebralla ’54 and Joe Saino Terre and Henry Sullivant, Jr. Pamela Sylvestre Margaret Wellford ’55 and Owen Tabor, Sr. Sharon and Kelly Truitt Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Lisa Thomas Fox ’73
Elizabeth Boggan
Susan Springfield ’82
Susan and Sanford Thomas
Bailey Wiener ’24
Ruthie Stewart ’74 and Edward Taylor
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Lynn Tian
Katie Wiener ’22
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Mary Elisabeth Tipton ’10
Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Rod Smith Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Mimi Smith ’88
Jim Springfield
Laura Grace Stafford ’23 Rosann Painter Laura Painter ’93 and Scott Stafford
Mary Aubrey Landrum Stafford ’10 Elizabeth Boggan Audrey and Rick Landrum
Ansley Stamper ’19 Misty and James Stamper
Rebekah Straton ’12 Cindy and Jack Straton, Jr.
Susannah Straton ’14 Cindy and Jack Straton, Jr.
Katie Sumner ’15 Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner
Olivia Tashie ’28 Judi Centko
Chip Tayloe Kaye Tayloe ’61 and Gray Collins
Ruthie Stewart Taylor ’74
Patsy and Robert Smith
Julia Taylor ’06
Molly Myhr Smith ’98
Kaley Thannum ’30
Jo and L.B. Myhr
Nancy Smith Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Cece Solberg ’22 Pat and Ron Solberg
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Roseann and Jim Thannum Shelly and Michael Thannum
Anna Rose Thomas ’21 Leonard Sullivan Susan and Sanford Thomas
Betty Jane Thomas ’21 Leonard Sullivan Susan and Sanford Thomas
Deborah Dunklin Tipton
Layla Truitt ’22 Takia White
Aggie Ming Turley ’40 Christy Smith ’91 and Ralph Muller, Jr.
CeCe Turley ’22 Liz and Tommy Farnsworth, Jr.
Alex Wallace ’24 Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Mary Allen Wallace ’26 Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Mayers Wallace ’20
Marilyn Wiener ’20 Morgan Wiener ’28 Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Mary Franklin Williams ’21 Carolyn Williams
Barbara Crain Williamson ’77 Michelle and Bill Dunavant III
Curry Wilson ’18 Natalie Holt Wilson ’58
Campbell Wilson ’25 Nelda and Robert Wilson
Julie Wilson
Karen and Preston Lee, Jr.
Melissa Conrad ’87 and Tom Grimes, Jr.
Je Je Warner ’24
Lily Wilson ’23
Jean Jones House ’58
Nelda and Robert Wilson
Margaret Warner ’26
Lucy Wilson ’27
Jean Jones House ’58
Nelda and Robert Wilson
Kate Weatherford ’20
Olivia Wilson ’18
Anne and Tommy Keesee, Jr.
Joan and Ben Beard
Ellie Weeks ’19
Mary Woodmansee ’18
Cheryl and Joe McCormack
Judy Deshaies
Alex Weiss ’18 Tish Hickox
Lynda Lipscomb Wexler ’56 Nell Lipscomb ’50 and W.H. Martin III
THE A N N UAL FUND: MEMORIALS Sue and Cooper Adams
Jim Eikner, Jr.
Matt Lacher
Pal Adams Wilson ’69
Stacey Witt ’83 and Cary Folk
Leanne Wiener ’91 and Mark Sykes
Judy Adkins
Michael Burkhardt Ellis
Marsha Lacy ’76
Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Myra Fort ’76 and Rowan Leathers III
Betty Gene Orr Atkinson
Virginia Erwin
Kathy Lake
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Ginnie and Matt Geater
Mary and John Parrish
Martha Bain
Vicki Fisher
Peggy Smith Latham ’52
Minetry Apperson Crowley ’70 Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Murrey Malmo ’78 and David Watkins
Susan Emmett ’01 Sloan Towner ’78 and Luke Germann Marcia Phillips Naja Shabazz ’01
Madeleine Latham ’74 and John Elmer Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Peggy Seaton Barnes
Louise Fitzhugh ’46
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Laura Sanderson ’77 and John Healy
Cristy Coors Beasley ’67
Meredith Fox ’13
Cristy Beasley Cass ’93
Alex Lenschau ’12
Louise Leffler Bell ’69
Sara and Leonard Frey
Cynthia Ray ’69 and Webster McDonald
Laura McArtor ’85 Whitney Miller ’88 Carol Snowden Morris ’64 Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 Tempe Adams ’67 and Michael Thompson Susanna Thomas ’95 and Neil Weston Billie Anne Williams
Jeanne Bowen Frannie Pitts ’96 and Cam Hillyer Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Buzzy Hussey and Hal Brunt Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Michelle Nelson ’84 and Eric Miller Mark Parker Annette and Rod Smith Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Martha Hollis ’03 and Garner Williams
Donna Kay Bridgforth Rebekah Bridgforth ’93 and Matt Woodard
Elizabeth Pleasant Ledsinger Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Ashby Taylor Loftin ’78 Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Carole Ruleman Manning ’69 Cynthia Ray ’69 and Webster McDonald Vera Ellis Poag ’69 Linda Schaeffer ’69 and Mike Yarman
Emily McAllister Courtenay and Tom McAllister
Col. William H. Milnor Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Marianne Morse Carrie Austin ’93 and Hannay Playfair
Donna Sue Burnett Freyaldenhoven ’77
Patricia G. Noel
Janet Misner ’77 Missy Nichols ’77 and Jim Rainer IV Betsy Foster ’77 and Phillip Wray
Judy Jones Nunnally ’53
Dorothy Garrott
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Tandy Jones Gilliland ’50
Kathy Nunnally
Ronnell Brindell
Lucy Garrott Woodson ’67
Betsy and Darrell Horn
Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Maxine and Ben Gay
Walter Padgett
Anne Willins Brown
Joshua Grinder
Mary Lynn Gay Turley ’61
Perre Magness ’88 Rachel and Stephen Shankman
Renee and Danny Grinder II
Angela Perkins ’88
Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Marianne Crawford Howard Guckenberger ’44
Saeed Raazi
Alice Parker Canale ’39
Crawford-Howard Private Foundation
Ghazal and Salman Saeed
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Joanna Higdon
Lawrence Cook Rainer ’55
Jane Ogen Carruthers ’44
Lynn and Mike Leppert
Milbrey Heard ’84 and Charles Selmser
Jane Barker Hughes ’28
Marguerite Cheairs ’45
Sally Hughes ’64 and C. D. Smith
Suzette Cathey ’57 and Randolph Turner
John Humphreys
Ellen Ramsay Clark ’45
Anwar Kazmi
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Patrice Williford Butrum ’78
Allison Clark ’84
Louise Willbourn Collier ’42 Lisa Murphey ’76 and Al Blakley
Elizabeth Collins ’81 Leslie Bouldin ’81 and Rand Bouldin, Jr. Mary Taliaferro ’81 and Rob Sumner
James Lee Cook III Karen and Alex Wellford
Rob Humphreys Humeira and Asif Kazmi
Emily Hull Keesee ’33 Sarah Keesee Vogel ’05
Carolyn Kittle ’69 Frances Norfleet ’69 and Alex Thompson lll
Lisa Bomar Krampf ’78 Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Sally Stevens ’88 and Sean Powell
Lawrence Dillon ’05 and Brent Alexander
Jean Byars Roberts ’53 Jean Sanders ’55 and Robert Kirkpatrick, Jr.
Mary Wilbourn Robinson ’69 Emily Moore ’91 and Nick Bragorgos Carolyn Dabney Coors ’69 Lucia Whittemore ’73 and Hal Crenshaw Lee Seabrook ’69 and Joe Duncan Liz Robinson ’93 and Guy Helmsing Jeanne Bowen ’75 and Richard Hollis, Jr. Marion McKee ’69 and Hunter Humphreys Lexie Nelson ’69 and Allen Jones Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Debbie and Clifton Phillips Kathy Reed ’69 and Harry Phillips, Jr. Pam Wilbourn ’75 and Will Pierce, Jr. Chris Robinson ’72 and Reid Sanders Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Frances Norfleet ’69 and Alex Thompson lll Lucie May Thompson ’68 Karen and Alex Wellford Lynne Patton ’69 and John Witherington
Nancy Robinson Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike R. Marshall
Carol Ann Rockett Billie Anne Williams
Suzy Satterfield ’73 Anonymous Merideth Smith ’72 and Ben Arnold, Jr. Norma and Olin Atkins Ellen and Steve Atkins Margaret Erb ’73 and Ed Atkinson III Sherry Blumberg Elizabeth and Jim Boggan Cameron Cofield ’11 Elise Norfleet ’76 and Robert Crockett Mary and Robert Ellis Dot Dunavant ’73 and Dick Fisher Amy Pickens ’11 and Ricky French Laura Yeates ’72 and Thomas Fulton Gladys Ann and Michael Garretson Ann Hoehn ’72 Ann and Jim Howell Renee and Larry Karban Janis and Peter Kesser Lynn and Mike Leppert Mary Miles ’72 and Bill Loveless Nancy and Donald Malmo Gloria and Doug Marchant Elizabeth McCord ’74 and Jerry Marshall Sammy Ann Primm ’62 and Mike Marshall Jessica and Andy McArtor Harriet Boyle ’73 and John McFadden Sarah and Dennis Norton Betty Riggan ’60 and Hal Padgett, Jr. Grace Peters ’11 Norma Poindexter ’73 Anne Hughes ’72 and Robert Sayle Annette and Rod Smith Susan Stevens ’79 and Chuck Smith Kitty and Buddy Stimson, Jr. Joan Thomas ’73 Ruth Kish ’57 and Ron Thompson Nancy and Snowden Todd Kathleen and Jud Towner IV Julie and Mike Wharton Margaret Hooks Wilson ’45
Allen Saylor Mark M. Parker
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T HE A N N UA L F UN D: ME MORIALS, continued Thisbe and Noah Scott
Jane Doughtie Taylor ’61
Liz Whipple ’94
Lacey Scott ’87 and Ned Sinnott III
Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’61 Marilyn McGee ’61 and Bailey Wiener
Hadley Ingram ’94 and Scott Arnold IV Erin Arthur Baler ’93 Sarah Bookman ’94 and David Barak Scottie Watson ’94 and Jason Bonadio Amanda Sisk ’94 and Lerner Diamond Amanda Eckels ’94 and Nick Goetze Courtney Bilbro ’94 and DJ Hardin Stephanie Bolton ’94 and Dan McEver, Jr. Katherine Rogers ’93 Brooke Wetherill ’94 and Luke Simpson Kate Cannon ’94 and Pravin Thakkar, Jr. Julie Wineland Thompson ’93
Geno Sebes
Blanche Crump Thompson
Kelly Shipley ’83
Milly Joyner ’82
Mike Sheahan
Nancy Griffith Tooke ’61
Nancy Welsh Smith ’68 Karen and Alex Wellford
Julia Walker
Julie Bancroft ’83 Sheri Bancroft ’87 Dorritte Evans Early ’59 Ginger Graves ’60 Natalie Tooke ’84 and Tim Moran Liz and Dwight Perkins Josephine Phillips Schaeffer ’60 Ruth Kish ’57 and Ron Thompson
Jack Stanford
Jim Wesson
DeWitt Shy Nancy Welsh Smith ’68
Patsy Simonton Angela Smith
Kitty Smith
William Webster Peggy Garrott ’78 and Hagen Peters
Jane Thomas Wesson ’55
Laura Bourgoyne ’80 and Craig Harmon
GIFTS I N KI ND Acoustics & Specialties, LLC Armstrong Relocation Sherri and Tom Bohlke D. Dwight Drinkard Hilton Hotel Corporation Lasseter Enterprises Jennifer and Don Lasseter Just in Thyme Ragan Crawford ’88 and Lon Magness Elisabeth Davis McCuddy ’62 Melanie and Stilly McFadden Molly and Mike Posey Jay Rapp Barbara and Rick Schultz SCS Architectural Caseworks, Inc. Annette and Rod Smith Toof American Digital Printing Muffy Farnsworth ’88 and Michael Turley Stacey and Todd Watson
CO R P O R ATI O N a nd FOUNDATION DONORS The Austin Memorial Foundation AutoZone Bank of America Foundation The Brinkley Foundation The Canale Foundation Deupree Family Foundation Eli Lilly and Company The Robert G. and Jane V. Engel Foundation, Inc.
PATSY SIMONTON The student activity fund was renamed in 2006 in memory of longtime Hutchison employee Patsy Simonton. Jane Allen Virginia Baird Sandy Benson Elizabeth Boggan Catherine Chubb Ann Marie Crump Tracey Zerwig Ford Hutchison Parents Association Katy Nair Randy Olswing Pam Padgett Patteson ’88 Annette Smith Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65
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Express Employment Professionals First Tennessee Bank Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Haygood Realty Company, LP Hilton Hotel Corporation Hope Christian Community Foundation Hutchison Parents Association Ingersoll Rand
Junior League of Memphis The Kula Foundation Lasseter Enterprises Lawrence Lewis Foundation Mary M. Jennings Foundation, Inc. Mary M. Loveless Family Foundation McGehee Family Foundation Medtronic Mercy for Memphis
Midway Trust Network For Good Pfizer Foundation Matching Solberg Properties SunTrust Bank Toof American Digital Printing Wells Fargo Foundation The Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation
TENNIS & GOLF SPONSORS Golf Scramble Independent Bank – Presenting Sponsor C. B. Richard Ellis – Ball Sponsor McVean Trading and Investments – Lunch Sponsor The Marston Group – Ball Marker Sponsor Hollis & Burns – Putting Green Sponsor Hole Sponsors Acoustic Specialties, Inc. Air Technical Berkshire Hathaway Taliesyn Realty Community Ford of New Albany Conference Technologies East Memphis Lawn and Landscape Financial Federal Savings Bank Jones Concrete Pumping Services Kiser Floor Furnishing Konica Minolta Memphis Sonic Properties
Orkin Ortho Memphis Painting Unlimited Pomeroy IT Solutions Simplex Grinnell Fire and Security The Scout Guide of Memphis and Delta Land Venture Electric Company Wholesale Lighting and those who wish to remain anonymous In-Kind Sponsors BSN Sports MEM Hospitality PepsiCo Sage Dining Services Swanky’s Vineyard Vines and Oak Hall
Tennis Round Robin Grinder, Taber & Grinder, Inc. – Presenting Sponsor Iberiabank – Gold Sponsor Court Sponsors Angie and Will Deupree Butler, Sevier, Hinsley & Reid, PLLC Dobbs Equity Partners Dobbs Management Service Friend of Hutchison Hollis & Burns, Inc. Infinity Events Jehl Law Group Keras Automotive Nancy Welsh Smith String ’n Swing Tennis Tabor Orthopedics, PC In-Kind Sponsors Just In Thyme The Dabney Nursery Therapy Vineyard Vines Wild Beet Salad Co.
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participation matters It is the proud philanthropic support of the greater Hutchison community—the collective spirit of giving by parents, alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents, faculty, and staff—that keeps Hutchison strong. It takes gifts at all levels to achieve our goal. Hutchison | 49
Graduation CLASS OF 2017
L to R, front row: Dorothy Campbell ’29, Alexandra Poag ’29, Merriwether Estes ’29, Bella Hughes ’28; middle row: Ann Farley Carpenter ’29; back row, Kate Grace Cunningham, Catherine Owen, Caroline Jones, Cooper Matthews, Mary Margaret Taylor, Sarah Austin, Haley Hale
For more photos, visit: hutchisonschool.org/classof 2017
Virginia Bowie ’28 and Hannah Weatherly 50 | Hutchison
Zoey Sisnett ’29 and Brittany Harano
Corinne Williams and Bonner Williams ’12
Lexi Van Riper and Mary Baylee Thomason
G R A D UAT I O N | C L A S S O F 2 0 1 7
Ideal Hutchison Girl Kate Grace Cunningham with Dr. Annette Smith
L to R: Griffin Gearhardt, Ruthie Lewis ’30, Lauren Reddoch, Whitney Bricken ’28
Ruthie Montague, Caroline Jones, Katie Elizabeth Carpenter, Francie Sentilles, Emily Cohen
Sage Moss ’29 and Anna Ray
L to R: Daria Letcher, Ariel Bulloch, Shelby Faulkner ’28, Zoe Young ’29
Science Research Fellows with Mary Lee Wesberry (center), upper school science teacher, L to R: Stewart Nichols (Edward P. Russell Award), Sophie Merchant (Senior Year, Top Honors and Four Years Top Honors), Francie Sentilles (Senior Year, Second Honors and Four Years, Second Honors), Arden Farr
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Collegiate-bound athletes with Catherine Chubb, athletics director, L to R: Catherine Owen, Griffin Gearhardt, and Jasmine McGill
Sarah Austin was the Meg Thomas Student Speaker at commencement, shown here with Meg Thomas Crosby ’88.
Meredith Mason ’29 and Emma Brandon Vivian Atkinson ’29 and Brinkley Erb
Hampton Tayloe ’29 and Caroline Rogers
Clara Ross ’29 and Emma Lou Tillmanns
Front row, L to R: Edie McDonnell ’28, Meredith Mason ’29, Abby Crane Budzak ’28, and Weezie Dunavant ’28; back row, L to R: Mae Cox, Caroline Jones, Emma Brandon, Katie Elizabeth Carpenter, and Anna Hausmann 52 | Hutchison
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Front row, L to R: Mae Harrison, Griffin Gearhardt, Katie Miles Blackmon; back row, L to R: Anna Apollonio, Anna Ray, Daisye Rainer, Kate Grace Cunningham
G R A D UAT I O N | C L A S S O F 2 0 1 7
Connie Popwell ’07, guest speaker, and Dr. Annette Smith
Julia Harrison ’11, Mae Harrison, Bruce Harrison, Cillie Harrison ’14
Anderson Rayford ’29 and Scottie Spiegelman
Above: Margaret Bell and Hayley Bell Front row, L to R: Lilly Hallum ’30, Eliza-Belle Wilkinson ’29, and Zoey Sisnett ’29; back row, L to R: Brinkley Raby, Maggie Loftin, Brittany Harano, and Ruthie Montague
Right: Courtney Schaeffer and Frederick Schaeffer, Jr.
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Legacy mothers and daughters: Dr. Jenny Tibbs ’83, Sophie Merchant, Lydia Fisher, Nancy Fisher ’80, Missy Rainer ’77, Daisye Rainer, Kate Grace Cunningham, Kelly Cunningham ’79, Lauren Reddoch, Melissa Reddoch ’85, Porter Johnson, Coleman Johnson ’88, Caroline Pollard, Kim Gore Battaile ’88
Eloise McDonald ’28 and Olivia Wilkinson
Kylee Gleeton ’29 and Abigail Gray
Savannah Fatolahi ’29 and Cydney Feinstone
Laura Carrier and Ann Smith ’28
Kelly Truitt, Callan Truitt, Sharon Truitt
Robyn Raby ’88 and Brinkley Raby
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Mary McLean Farmer ’29 and Grace Sexton
Addie Sellhorn ’29 and Addie Bihm
Congratulations, Class of 2017! COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACCEPTING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 2017
Agnes Scott College The University of Alabama Appalachian State University The University of Arizona Arkansas State University University of Arkansas Auburn University Baylor University Belmont University Brown University Butler University California Institute of Technology University of California, Los Angeles University of Cambridge Centre College Chapman University College of Charleston Cornell University Christian Brothers University Clark Atlanta University Clemson University University of Colorado at Boulder Colorado School of Mines Davidson College Delta State University Denison University East Tennessee State University Elon University Emory University Florida State University University of Florida Fordham University Furman University The George Washington University Georgetown University The University of Georgia Hendrix College High Point University Hollins University
Indiana University at Bloomington Jacksonville University University of Kentucky Kenyon College Louisiana State University Loyola University New Orleans Lynn University Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth The University of Memphis Miami University, Oxford University of Miami University of Michigan Middle Tennessee State University Millsaps College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Mississippi State University University of Mississippi University of Missouri, Columbia University of New England University of New Hampshire at Durham New York University The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Northeastern University Ohio University Otterbein University Oxford College of Emory University Pace University Pepperdine University Pratt Institute Princeton University Randolph College Rhodes College Rice University University of Richmond Ringling College of Art and Design Saint Louis University Samford University Santa Clara University Savannah College of Art and Design Sewanee: The University of the South University of South Carolina University of Southern California Southern Methodist University Spelman College Stanford University University of Tennessee, Chattanooga University of Tennessee, Knoxville Texas Christian University The University of Texas, Austin Tufts University Tulane University Vanderbilt University University of Virginia Wake Forest University Washington and Lee University Washington University in St. Louis Watkins College of Art and Design Wellesley College Wofford College The College of Wooster Hutchison | 55
G AT H E R I N G S | A LU M N A E W E E K E N D
Cristie Upshaw Travis ’72, Mary Miles Loveless ’72, Dr. Kristen Ring, Lee Stewart Bowen ’72
Becca Garner Howell ’82, Missy Nichols Rainer ’77, Douglas Patteson Kirkpatrick ’77
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Ragan Crawford Magness ’88, Lacey Scott Sinnott ’87, Lindsay Byers Farnsworth ’87, Babs Chase ’87
Sequoia Taylor ’04 with Keely Martin ’18 and Owen Hergenrader ’18
Class of ’72: Cristie Upshaw Travis, Lee Stewart Bowen, Margaret Milnor Mallory, Chris Robinson Sanders, Carroll Shannon Nenon, Mary Miles Loveless, Jennifer Baker Atkins, Eleanor Nickey Hoehn, Anne Hughes Sayle, Frances Ferguson Walinsky
Class of ’77: Peggy Latham McClure, Missy Nichols Rainer, Anne Kirkpatrick, Laura Looney Phillips, Lynn Lowry Pierson
Mari Askew ’62, Sammy Ann Primm Marshall ’62
National Alumnae Board members: Robin Benson Saidov ’99, Frances Dornette Schafer ’66, Sequoia Taylor ’04, Perry Pidgeon Hooks ’75, Dr. Virginia Apperson ’75, Crisler Buchignani Quick ’74, Babs Chase ’87, Ellen Gannaway Lail ’84, Col. Julie Rim Huygen ’87
Class of ’67: Cathy Strickland Vest, Katie Dobbs Eleazer, Ellen Brakebill Westbrook, Dee Turley Muller, Mary Carpenter Saxton, Elise Morgan Stratton, Carol Bowlin Treichel, Stephanie Springfield Chalona, Betty Jane Lynn Hayes, Gail Gordon Turner, Stephanie Spickard, Gaye Gillespie Henderson
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G AT H E R I N G S | A LU M N A E R E U N I O N S
’65 Class of 1965, L to R: front row: Mamel Cole McCain, Debby Owen Schadt, Penny Reed Keras; back row: Ruth Heiskell Summers, Fran Crawford Catmur, Jane Campbell Gober, Edith Wilkinson Heller, Sarah Russell Haizlip, Carolyn Springfield Harvey, Laurie Fraser Stanton Right: Class of 1977, L to R: front row: Sandra Brown, Missy Nichols Rainer, Cathy Stout Adams, Leigh Keegan, Cary Jehl Broussard, Paige Bailey Phillips; second row: Ellen Raines Hendry, Laura Sanderson Healy, Julia Pidgeon Halford, Barbara Crain Williamson, Beth Humphreys Moore, Camille Adams Mueller, Douglas Patteson Kirkpatrick, Ann Morgan Sharpe; third row: Diana Springfield, Anne Kirkpatrick, Carole Jennings Freeburg, Weezie Mann Thompson, Laura Looney Phillips, Peggy Latham McClure, Trish Calvert Ring, Connie Boone Coleman, Lynn Lowery Pierson, Betsy Foster Wray
’77
Right: Class of 1987, L to R: Lee Anne Wray Kasper, Lindsay Byers Farnsworth, Adrienne Hertz, Martha Green Hopper, Ashley Martin Webster; second row: Melissa Conrad Grimes, Babs Chase, Amanda Custer Albert; third row: Faith Francis Marshall, Lacey Scott Sinnott, Lloyd Early Smith, Cindy Crill Brewer, Marion Sorrells Wadley, Kathie Johnson Alexander, Paula Proctor Daniel, Julie Rim Huygen; back row: Lauren Lewis Rower, Celeste Skouteris Waldrup, Jennifer Mullen Schneider, Sallie Adamson Sutton, Collyn McHorris Wainwright, Liz Gilliland, Cindy Stimbert Sands, Beverly Rayburn Walther, Amy Moss May, Mollier Werner Moudden
’87
Right: Class of 1997, L to R: Michele Ballard, Laura Beth Vernon Russell, Kimen Spiotta Brinkley, Suzanne Murphy Culpepper; middle row: Lindsey McGrew Hammond, Dupree Robb McDonald, Courtney Hays Wages, Jill Whittington Stockburger, Anne Arnold Williams, Faith Bloodworth Weber; back row: Joan Schadt Biddle, Brooke Bennett Lubin, Sarah Grimm Curry, Natalie Hill Cerpa, Charissa West, Katie Gwin Jenkins, Kathleen Quinlen, Lindsey Wilson Tayloe, Whitney Henderson Bricken, Missy Weathersby Steffens, Missy Bryce Perkins
’97
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’69
Class of 1969: Ten percent of the class had a reunion in Fairhope, Alabama. L to R: Lexie Nelson Jones, Susan Riggan Thomas, Betty Day Koutny and their husbands enjoyed a fun evening and renewed old friendships!
Share With Us Your Experience About What Makes Hutchison A great education captures the heart of a girl while strengthening her mind. Many of you have had an experience like that at Hutchison. As Dr. Kristen Ring begins her first year, we would like to hear your stories about what you think makes Hutchison Strong. Whether it’s the inspiration of a teacher or coach, a memorable learning experience, or the discovery of a passion you never knew you had, submit your stories, photos, or a short video on our website at:
HutchisonSchool.org/ShareYourStory 2017 GOLF SCRAMBLE Presenting Sponsor
Major Sponsors The Marston Group, PLC Hollis & Burns, Inc. Renaissance Center Oak Hall Vineyard Vines Sage Dining Services McVean Trading & Investments, LLC Swanky’s Taco Shop PepsiCo
Thank you for your continued support of Hutchison athletics. Go Sting!
SAVE THE DATE for the next scramble:
April 30, 2018 at Ridgeway Country Club
SPECIAL THANKS to the golfers, sponsors, and the event planning committee who supported Hutchison athletics through our annual Golf Scramble in May. Despite the cold weather early in the day, it turned out
to be a great afternoon for golf at Chickasaw Country Club. We would also like to congratulate all of our teams on their successes especially our overall winning team.
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She’ll make a difference for you tomorrow. You can make a difference for her today.
When you include Hutchison in your estate plan, you create a legacy beyond your lifetime. Bequests and other planned gifts have a profound and lasting impact on our remarkable teachers, as well as the rigorous and innovative programs we offer at Hutchison. Your planned gift will serve as a source of strength and support for our school and provide inspiration to all who share your love for Hutchison. Most importantly, you will help secure the future of Hutchison for generations of girls to come. Upon making your legacy gift, you join a group of distinguished donors in the 1902 Society. For more details about becoming a 1902 Society member or to inform us that you have included Hutchison in your estate plan, please contact Elizabeth Boggan, our Development Director, at (901) 507-2465.
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Consult with your attorney, accountant, estate or financial planner when considering a planned gift to Hutchison School. Also, consult your attorney or financial planner to amend your existing will or trust, or to establish a new will or trust, in order to make a planned gift to Hutchison School.
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Save the Date! Alumnae Weekend 2018 April 6 & 7
Make your reservations early! We’re spicing things up this year with brand new events celebrating all alums! Join us for a Black & Gold Fiesta, Alumnae Tailgate, plus much more! For more information, visit:
hutchisonschool.org/Alumnae/Weekend-and-Reunions