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LETTER TO LAKEVIEW

J O H N P. K E N N E D Y, E d . D . HEAD OF SCHOOL

D E A R L A K E V I E W A C A D E M Y FA M I L I E S A N D F R I E N D S ,

n this issue, you will see some incredible highlights of this past year including more than $5.4 million in non-HOPE scholarship dollars for the class of 2018. Such success by our graduates has become a yearly bragging point for our students, their parents, and the fine faculty here. Such a return on investment in education becomes more important as each year the

acceptance rates drop at competitive universities and the tuition and costs rise. Speaking as a parent of a college-age Lakeview Academy graduate, I can attest to the rigor of his Lakeview education. Our teachers prepared him for his Advanced Placement exams so well that he received a full year of college credit, all while enjoying the full Lakeview Academy experience. This annual report showcases the full experience of a Lakeview Academy education, which doesn’t just include a traditional strong curriculum. It includes opportunities for enrichment and teachers who nurture and expect excellence. We have a winning combination that results in continued success at every level. We see it when our youngest students perform in front of large audiences. We see it when our Fine Arts program continues to dominate state competitions. We see it when our student athletes break school records and more than 10% of our graduates go on to play sports at the collegiate level. We see it when our students are recognized for displaying teamwork, unselfishness, commitment and resilience. We see it when our students embrace our expanding technology programs and take pride in participating on our robotics and coding teams, which are holding their own at area competitions against schools with much larger enrollments. I’m also proud to report that each year our debt decreases and our endowment increases, which is a clear testament to the financial stewardship of our finance office and Board of Trustees. But, it’s not just what we are doing that makes our school so great. It’s also you! We end our annual report with a public thank you to all of you who so generously give of your time, treasure and talent to ensure we have the best programs and faculty for our students. We can do so much more in so many areas because of our Annual Fund, so thank you again to those of you who make Lakeview a priority in your annual giving. I look forward to our continued growth in many areas as we partner to ensure the future will be bright for Lakeview Academy graduates: a return on investment for you, the community and country.

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2017-18 LAKEVIEW ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION

CONTENTS 2017-2018

HEAD OF SCHOOL John Kennedy

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jane Hemmer, Chair Clay Eubanks, Chair-Elect RK Whitehead, Secretary Jay Kilroy, Treasurer

OPEN HOUSE & RIBBON CUTTING

Dana Gay, Jennifer Gottsman, Fran Bonner Habeeb, John Lovell, Sheetal Mangalat, Rena Millwood, Martha Nesbitt, Kathy Oates ’74, Jeff Payne, Rob Robinson, Josh Schlieman, Stephen Starke, Mack Vinton, Trey Wood ‘04

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

06 Athletics | Fine Arts | Technology Literary | Teaching Awards | Recognition

ASSISTANT HEAD OF SCHOOL John Simpson Allen Tucker 08

LOWER SCHOOL DIRECTOR Brent Drury

Class Stats | Cabooses

MIDDLE SCHOOL DIRECTOR Darlene Snyder

YEAR IN PHOTOS

UPPER SCHOOL DIRECTOR Beth McElwee

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Deuce Roark COMMUNICATION DIRECTOR Sondra Berry DEVELOPMENT & MARKETING DIRECTOR DeAnna Browne FINE ARTS DIRECTOR Tammy Skinner TECHNOLOGY DIRECTOR Lynn Zottnick

CLASS OF 2018

ATTENTION ALUMNI: SEND CLASS NOTES OR CHANGE OF ADDRESS TO: Carolyn Bagwell, Alumni & Special Events Officer 770-532-4383, ext. 131 alumni@lakeviewacademy.org or go to lakeviewacademy.com/AlumniUpdate and complete the electronic form. LAKEVIEW ADMISSION OFFICE: 770-531-2602 lakeviewacademy.com Lakeview Annual Report & Magazine is published annually by Lakeview Academy for its parents, faculty, alumni and friends. It is produced by the Offices of Alumni Relations, Communication, and Development. Lakeview Academy is an equal opportunity school and does not discriminate based on race, color, or national or ethnic origin.

ALUMNI Spotlight | Events | Notes

37 FINANCIALS

38 GIVING Auction | Annual Fund | GA GOAL | Booster

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OPEN HOUSE & RIBBON CUTTING As we welcomed parents and students back to campus for Open House on Aug. 17, 2017, we also celebrated by opening the doors to a newly constructed Middle School, Singleton Hall. It was an exciting day for Lakeview Academy to honor former Headmaster, Ferrell Singleton, for his 27 years of dedication and service to Lakeview Academy.

The newly constructed Middle School, Singleton Hall, was named in honor of former Headmaster, Ferrell Singleton.

01. Members of the Lakeview Board of Trustees join Head of School Dr. John Kennedy and former Headmaster Ferrell

Singleton as they mark the official opening of the newly constructed Singleton Hall.

02. 2017-2018 Board of Trustees member Frank Booth introduces former Headmaster Ferrell Singleton

03. The Prince family enjoys cutting the ribbon for Singleton Hall, an honor they purchased at the 2017 Lakeview Auction. 02

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ATHLETICS

7 COLLEGIATE ATHLETES! Next year, these seven students from the Class of 2018 will continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level.

ALEC BORNHORST MIAMI UNIVERSIT Y

Football

DRE W COT TRELL WOFFORD COLLEGE

Basketball

H AY D E N H A R R I N G TO N B E L H AV E N U N I V E R S I T Y

Golf

G R ACIE FINLE Y

M I S S O U R I VA L L E Y C O L L E G E

Rodeo

E VA N G R AV I T T

TRUETT MCCONNELL UNIVERSIT Y

Baseball

DILLON KNEPP

MEREDITH TUCKER

Football

GEORGIA

L AGR ANGE COLLEGE

UNIVERSIT Y OF NORTH

Soccer

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01-02. B OY S A N D

G I R L S VA R S I T Y BASKETBALL

The boys team went undefeated in the region regular season and was the number one seed for the region tournament for the third season in-a-row; and advanced to the state tournament for the 4th year in-a-row. The girls Varsity basketball team finished 1st in the North Division of the Region and both the boys and girls teams went to the State Playoffs where the boys made it to the Sweet 16.

03. D R E W C O T T R E L L

MAKES A L L- S TAT E BASKETBALL TEAM Drew Cottrell was named to All-State First Basketball Team, the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association (GACA) 1st All State Team and All-Region 1st Team. Drew was also the Region Co-Player of the Year. This is the

second year-in-a-row, he has been the Region Player of the Year. Drew will play basketball for Wofford College next year.

04. A L E C

BORNHORST BREAKS SCHOOL TOUCHDOWN RECORD Lakeview's quarterback, Alec Bornhorst was named the Region 8-A Offensive Player of the Year and was also named to the 8-A All-Region Football 1st Team. In addition, he was a Gainesville Times Elite 11 player for 2017. He also scored more

touchdowns in a single season

07.

than any other player in school

VOLLE YBALL

history. Alec will play football in

Lakeview Academy’s JV volleyball team

the fall for Miami University. 05

won the Region Championship at Athens

05.

Academy against Tallulah Falls.

Meredith Tucker set a school record

Playoffs. In addition, Varsity player,

for career assists and is the 2nd leading

Madison Dowdy, was named to Volleyball

scorer behind Carmen Wagner '17.

Coaches of Georgia as All-State

Next year, she will play soccer for the

Honorable Mention. Madison Dowdy

University of North Georgia.

and Anna Wylie were invited by GACA

MEREDITH TUCKER 08. Lakeview’s Varsity volleyball team BREAKS SCHOOL C A R E E R A S S I S T S R E CO R D secured a spot in the Class A State

(Georgia Athletic Coaches’ Association) to

06. The girls middle school soccer team 06

play in the North South All-Star Volleyball

won the Georgia Mountain League

Classic, a match for the best junior class

Championship by beating Habersham.

volleyball players in the state.

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Nanditha Rajini, who was nominated for Best Performance by a Featured Performer by the 2018 Shuler Hensley Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards for her performance in “All Shook Up.”

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FINE ARTS

STATE ONE ACT PLAY CHAMPIONS 5TH YEAR IN-A-ROW

or an unbelievable fifth year in-a-row, Lakeview Academy won the State One Act Play competition; this year with “9 to 5.” In addition, Lakeview had several region champions: Jenna Thomas – Best Actress, Grace Abee – Best Supporting Actress; All Star Cast – Mona Abboud, Rachel Hendrix and Hannah Hicks; Best Ensemble and Best

Run Crew. Lakeview Academy’s other One-Act State wins include "The Wedding Singer" in 2013, the "The Addams Family" in 2014, "Catch Me If You Can" in 2015 and "13, the Musical" in 2016.

L A K E V I E W N O M I N AT E D FOR SHULER HENSLE Y HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL AWA R D S Lakeview Academy was nominated for several 2018 Shuler Hensley Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards for “All Shook Up.” Nominations included Nanditha Rajini for Best Performance by a Featured Performer,

VISUAL ARTS

Cece Conrath for Direction, and Cece

Bennett Hylton won 1st Place for his wood-

Conrath, Debbie Hendrix and Janell

working art in the 8th grade art division of the

Myers for Costumes.

GA District of Kiwanis Art & Music Showcase.

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ROBOTICS/TECHNOLOGY T E C H N O L O G Y S AV V Y S T U D E N T S R E A C H F O R T H E F U T U R E !

From online classrooms and interactive boards to collaborative projects and AP Computer Science, technology is an essential part of the daily academic life at Lakeview. Based on the International Standards for Technology Education (ISTE), our integrated technology curriculum focuses on the skills and tools necessary for students to thrive in the digital age. The program is further enhanced with current software applications, hardware and support, empowering our faculty and students to use technology to think critically, design creatively and communicate globally in and out of the classroom.

UPPER SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY

FIRST TECH CHALLENGE ROBOTIC S CHAMPIONS!

CODE QUEST CHAMPIONS!

The Upper School Robotics team had a very successful season, winning 1st place in

Lakeview students won 1st place in

Regional competition and being recognized as semi-finalists for the Design Award at

the “Code Quest” coding competition,

the Pali Proto League Championship. Also at the championship, team members

hosted by Lockheed Martin in

William Beard and Alice Gao were selected as Dean's List Award Semi-Finalists.

Marietta, Ga. The “Advanced Coding

Upper School Varsity Robotics Team: Joe Kudyba (Mentor), Nicholas Mazzaferro, Kalen Oliveira, AnneRyan Waller, Trang Pham, William Beard, Emma Jones, Alice Gao, Mary Lynden, Cameron Gay, Josie Jiang, and Mikhail Lovell (Coach). Not pictured: Max Pethel and Catie Long.

The team competed in the First Tech Challenge (FTC) Last Chance Tournament and received more awards including the Design Award, Innovate Award, and Connect Award (semi-finalists), the Inspire Award (runner-up), and the Think Award (winner). With this strong performance, the students advanced to the Georgia FTC State Championship. They performed extremely well at the event and won the Compass Award which recognized teams and their mentors. The FTC is a sports-themed annual challenge, where the students build and program a robot to compete in an arena to accomplish tasks and missions while competing against other robots. This year’s robot functionality was enhanced with 3D designed parts printed in our Upper School computer lab.

Advanced Coding Team (left to right) Nicholas Mazzaferro, William Beard, Mikhail Lovell (Coach), and Alice Gao.

Team” rocketed to the top of 56 teams by solving the most problems through code. Lakeview’s novice team (Matthew Jue, Grey Myers and Maxwell Pethel) also performed extremely well during their first trip to the coding competition.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY FIRST LEGO LE AGUE ROBOTIC S TE AMS C O M P E T E AT S TAT E ! 01. Lakeview’s Middle School robotics

teams (Blue Lions and Orange Lions) qualified for State Competition, with the Orange Lions winning the Core Value Award. This state award recognized the students’ teamwork which embodied the First Lego League (FLL) experience and embraced the FLL Core Values. The team also achieved excellence and innovation in both the Robot Game and Project. The Blue Lions also advanced to the state

competition finishing in the top 64 teams out of 769 teams in Georgia. The teams began their journey to state, with top honors at the Fulton Science Academy Robotics Qualifier where they received Best Project (Blue Team) and Best Robot Design (Orange Team) and at the FLL Super Regional Competition where they received the Best Project Award (Orange Team) and the Core Value Award (Blue Team). FLL robotics is a global program that challenges students to think like

scientists and engineers. This year, the Blue Lions and Orange Lions teams learned real life skills as they worked in teams on a hydro dynamic themed contest, identifying problems and presenting their solutions. The teams also built robots and programmed a set of missions in the Robot Game with EV4 generation of Lego Mindstorms autonomous robots. 02-03. Cannon Deringer and Amanda Allenbach

I N N O VAT I O N S T U D I O L A U N C H E S ! 04. The Middle School created a new space for

students to think outside the box! Located in Singleton Hall, the classroom provided a unique place for the First Lego League robotics teams to meet and program their robots or work on their project challenges. Other students met in the space to participate in the new after school Innovation Club. The club offered the students the opportunity to tinker, explore, create and imagine with various

of the Orange Lions and Jacob Parker and

tools and materials that integrate art, science and

Andrew Kilroy from the Blue Lions prep their

technology, from electronics to 3D printing.

robots during the robot challenge portion of the qualifier.

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CONNECTING THE CL ASSROOM THROUGH SK YPE! 01. This year, 6th grade students

connected with Rob Buyea, author of the award-winning book, "Because of Mr. Terupt," to discuss the writing process. 02. Arranged by Upper School

English teacher, Leanne Edwards, in cooperation with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, a Holocaust survivor shared her unique

experiences with Upper School students who were studying the novel, "Night," by Elie Wiesel.

LOWER SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY 03-04. Upper School AP Computer

Science students help 4th grade students learn how computers store information with an interactive lesson on binary digits.

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LITERARY

STATE CHAMPIONS 12 TIMES Lakeview Academy once again won the Region 8A and State A-Private Literary Championships. Lakeview has been the state literary champion 12 times and the region champion 14 times since 2004! The literary competition includes dramatic interpretation, essays and vocals. This year’s state winners included: Jack Kennedy for Personal Essay, Nanditha Rajini for International Extemporaneous Speaking and Jenna Thomas, Mckenna Mikels and Lainie Ewers for Girls Trio. Lakeview Academy’s State Literary team included (front row, L-R) Grace Abee, Nanditha Rajini, Jenna Thomas, Mckenna Mikels, Laine Ewers; (middle row, L-R) Coleman Pethel, Brock Harris, Joseph Ball, Alex Partin and Michael Lynden; (back row, L-R) Mason Barnes, Daniel Bulos and Jack Kennedy.

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TEACHING AWARDS

BETH GRINDLE TEACHING AWARD

The annual Beth Grindle Excellence in Teaching Award honors Beth Grindle who wore many hats while at Lakeview. The award is presented annually to a teacher from each division who is not only an excellent teacher but is also active in professional development and a cooperative and contributing colleague. This year's recipients are Melody Ramsey-Blankenship (Lower School), Jennifer Chittaro (Middle School) and Shannon Ball (Upper School).

F E AT H E R B O N E MASTERS IN TE ACHING

T E A C H E R A S S I S TA N T OF THE YEAR

Ellen Partin was selected as the first Lakeview Academy Teacher Assistant of the Year. Ellen has been a teaching

Congratulations to Jenna Blackwell, one of eight educators

assistant at Lakeview Academy for fifteen years and

honored with this year's Featherbone Masters in Teaching

was most recently the assistant for Mrs. Williams's third

award. The program honors educators from local colleges,

grade class.

school systems and private schools, and Mrs. Blackwell was selected for her work with her students in 5th grade.

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AWARDS & RECOGNITION A LL S C H O O L DAR N OMIN EE Daughters of the American Revolution, the DAR, honors an Outstanding Student of American History at the chapter, state, and national levels. Each year, DAR chapters across the country select a local American history student to nominate for the award. The student must have the ability to foster the spirit of American patriotism and loyal support of our country and constitutional government, and must demonstrate the ability to relate this to subjects concerning current events. The student must have high academic standards requiring excellence at all times. Drew Cottrell (12th grade) George Henry Ewers (8th grade) EXTEN D ED LEAR NI NG Lakeview Academy’s K3 and K4 program along with the Extended Learning program continued to earn perfect scores in their annual state licensing inspections. CH ARLES J. TH UR MO ND YO UTH W RITIN G SCH OLARSH IP AWA R D S This competition involves all schools in Hall County. 1st (and scholarship) – William Beard GAIN ESVILLE-N O RT H EA STERN BAR AS S O CI ATI ON ’S LAW DAY ES SAY CON TEST 1st – Thomas Johnson

HALL COUN TY OP TI MI S T ES SAY CON TEST 2nd – Adeline Bryant (girls) 3rd – Rachel Hendrix (girls)

OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL CLUB ESSAY CON TES T 1st – Maggie Abboud 2nd – Ella Grace Leek 3rd – Claire Morgan

HA L L CO U NT Y OPT I M I S T O R ATO R I CA L CO N T E S T 2nd – Isabella Rojas-Alban (girls) 3rd – Kate McCamy (girls)

L A KE V I E W AC A DE M Y H O M ECO M I N G Q UE E N & CO URT Kate Brooks was this year’s Homecoming Queen. Her court was composed of Gracie Caudell and Emma Grace Martin, (juniors) Briley Johnakin and Sadie Thrailkill, (sophomores) Lindy Kanaday and Elise Roark, and (freshmen) Grace Baldwin and Olivia Kempker.

THE GA I NE SV I L LE ROTA RY CLU B S T UDE N T O F THE MO NTH Max Marshall GI SA S P EL L I NG B E E Lakeview Academy’s representatives for this year’s Spelling Bee were: 1st Place – Garv Gaur Alternate – Pavani Reddy Both advanced to the first and second rounds of the regional GISA Spelling Bee where Garv placed third. In the final regional round, Garv placed fourth.

LAKEVIEW ACADEMY MAY DAY Q UE E N & CO URT Jackie Allen was this year’s May Day Queen. Her court was composed of (seniors) Drew Cottrell, Abi Barford, Will Drury, Anna McClendon and Oliver Whitehead; (juniors) Lainie Ewers, Ian Echols, Jettie Jones, and Harrison Wheeler; (sophomores) Abigail Child, Kaleb Adams, Eliza Hamby, and Connor Pendarvis; (freshmen) Felicitas Fink, Aryan Patel, Hannah Perkins and Declan Weidner; (8th grade:) Maggie Abboud, Davison Filson, Chloe Echols and Ari Mikels; (7th grade:) Emily Lawson, Luke Cooper, Anniston Smathers and Luke Harris; (6th grade:) Quinn Davis, Andrew Bales, Annie Nivens and Grey Vetter. The Kindergarten Ring Bearer was Walt Kizziah and the Flower Girl was Mary Laura Bush.

GME A A L L- S TAT E C H O RUS The All-State Chorus is comprised of about 100 students from Georgia. Students must pass a regional audition that consists of a solo, sight reading, scales, and a music theory exam. The following students were members of this year’s Chorus: George-Henry Ewers Garv Gaur Alex Partin J O S TENS LO O K B O O K TO P 1 0 0 Lakeview Academy’s yearbook, the 2016-2017 LIONESS, was recognized for excellence and featured in the 2018 Jostens Look Book, celebrating the best-of-the-best in yearbook design and coverage. The Lakeview Academy LIONESS was one of only 413 yearbooks selected from approximately 2,000 entries. In addition, the LIONESS was featured in the Top 100 section for the cover. The LIONESS was created by Co-Editors: Heidi Davari & Caroline Landers; Assistant to the Editor: Carly Faulkner; Junior Editor: Tori Glover; and staff Logan DeHass, Carly Faulkner, Carmen Wagner, Gracie Caudell, Anna McClendon, Vidhi Patel, Evan Pitts and Meredith Tucker under the direction of Jennifer Chittaro and Haughton Carswell, yearbook advisers.

G EO RG I A DI S T R I C T O F KI WA N I S A RT S & M US I C S H OWC A S E Woodworking: 1st – Bennett Hylton (State Champion) Q UI N L A N A N D KI WA N I S A RT S & M US I C CO M PE T I T I O N /C H A R L E S J. T H URM O N D YO UT H A RT S C H O L A R S H I P AWA R DS This competition involves all schools in Hall County. Public Art Committee for Vision 2030 Award – Reed Butler, “Bird in Paradise” and Esther Suen, “Crushed” Woodworking: 1st – Bennett Hylton 11th Grade: 2nd – Jack Kennedy

11th Grade: 3rd – Sadie Matus 9th Grade: 2nd – Emma Trip

LOW E R S C HO O L S T UDE N T CO UN CIL O FFI C E RS Jack Collins – President Ellie Prince – Vice-President Emma Johnson – Secretary Palmer White – Treasurer Polly Hansen – Parliamentarian L A KE V I E W PR I DE KID S’ C H O I R L E A DE RS H IP AWA RDS Presented to the students who best exemplify PRIDE (polite, respectful, important, dedicated, and enthusiastic). 3rd Grade: Lola Evans & Gavin Haugh 4th Grade: Hannah Cobb & Kaleb Ginn 5th Grade: Leyla Ozcelik & William Hake M AY DAY A RT S H OW AWA RDS 4th Grade 1st – Emma Claire Johnson 2nd – Anna Lauzon 3rd – Anna Kate Westmoreland 4th – George Coyle 5th Grade 1st – Leyla Ozcelik 2nd – Palmer White 3rd – Drake Dobbs 4th – Harper Vallo DI REC TO R ’ S FI T NE SS 2nd Grade: Wynne Billingsley, Dante Bulos, James Dubnik, Rose Grover, William McGee, Colton Smith, Clay Davis, Olivia Goetz, Nathan Lebow, Robert Owenby, Bora Ozcelik, Jacob Yebra, Morgan Borrow, Sierra Piper & Charlotte Lebow 3rd Grade: Addi Bales, Delaney Garlich, Gavin Hough, Hayden Silcox, Parish Byrd, Jacob Norton, Harper Rios & Ford Dempsey 4th Grade: Hannah Cobb, Walker Davis, Anna Lauzon, Easton McNair, Ethan Cook, Sarah Ann

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Reeves & Eden Gonzalez 5th Grade: Max Oh, Kinley Owenby, Keyla Ozcelik & MacKay Vinton HE AD OF SC H OO L’ S PHYSIC AL F ITN ESS AWARDS 2nd Grade: Brooks Farmer, Brody Galyean, Nathaniel Hill, Hicks Garlich & Arya Mangalat 3rd Grade: Lydia Abell, Carter Causey & Alex Schlieman 4th Grade: Cole Grover, Kate Hornor, Sadie Leek, Addison Farmer, Parker White, Emma Claire Johnson, Lauren Hemmer, Kaleb Gin & Jacob Gayton 5th Grade: Ben Weber, Emma Johnson & London Moshiri READ IN G COUN T S Top three students in each grade are listed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place respectively. 1st Grade: Luke Robertson, Brady Taylor & Evan Wallace 2nd Grade: Colton Smith, Morgan Borrow & Bora Ozcelik 3rd Grade: Hayden Silcox, Gavin Haugh & Delaney Garlich 4th Grade: David Haddad, Jack Kirchner & Parker White 5th Grade: Harper Vallo, Leyla Ozcelik & Thomas Johnson TOP TEN READ IN G COUN TS READ ER S I N LOWER SC H OOL (in order 1st-10th) Hayden Silcox, Colton Smith, Gavin Haugh, Harper Vallo, Delaney Garlich, Morgan Borrow, Carter Causey, Bora Ozcelik, Leyla Ozcelik and Hicks Garlich CI TIZEN SH IP AWA R D This award is presented to the Lower School student who has demonstrated leadership, service, courtesy, and consideration to members of the faculty, administration, and student body. This award is determined by a vote of the Lower School faculty. James Cobb CORE VALUE AWA R D 5th grade students who have displayed Core Essential values are eligible for this award. Asa Haugh

M I D D L E S C HOOL

FACU LTY AWA R D The Faculty Award is given annually to the most outstanding 5th grade student. The Lower School Faculty nominate candidates and vote on the final selection. Candidates must have consistently demonstrated outstanding qualities in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and service for a period of two or more years as a Lakeview student. Palmer White

S T UDE N T CO UN C I L O FFI C E RS Noah Caplan – President Will Landers – Vice-President Chloe Echols – Secretary Garv Gaur – Treasurer Quinn Davis – Parliamentarian Representatives: 8th Grade: Kate McCamy & Elizabeth Payne 7th Grade: Luke Harris & Henry Stewart 6th Grade: Genevieve Matus & Helen Park

L A K EV I E W L I O N AWA RD This award is given to a 5th grade student who has demonstrated the most school spirit throughout his or her tenure as a Lower School student. London Moshiri

8 T H G R A DE PRO M OT I O N S PE A KE R The 8th grade promotion speaker is chosen by his or her fellow classmates. Noah Caplan

P R E S I D E NT ’ S AWA RD FO R ED U CATI O N A L E XCEL L E NCE The President’s Award for Educational Excellence was established by the United States Department of Education to recognize and honor outstanding educational achievement. To be eligible, students are to earn a grade point average of 90 or higher on a 100-point scale, and students must achieve in the 85th percentile or higher in math or reading. 5th Grade: Jack Collins, Max Oh, Palmer White, Duke Weber, Ellie Prince, Asa Hough, Callan Blehm, Ethan Croft, William Hake, Emma Johnson, Leyla Ozcelik, Harrison Slattery, Harper Vallo

AC A DE M I C AC H I E V E M E N T AWA R DS Presented to students in grades 6-8 who in academic courses have the three highest grade point averages for the academic year as of the third interim report of the second semester. 8th Grade 1st place – Garv Gaur 2nd place – Maggie Abboud 3rd place – Cameron Hewatt 7th Grade 1st place – Caroline Gottsman 2nd place –Juliet Blehm 3rd place – Henry Stewart 6th Grade 1st place – Pavani Reddy 2nd place – Evan Yaskulka 3rd place – Levi Grover

P R E S I D E NT ’ S AWA RD FO R ED U CATI O N A L ACHI E V E MENT Recognizes students who show outstanding educational growth, improvement, commitment, or intellectual development in their academic subjects, but do not meet the criteria for the President’s Award for Educational Excellence. This award is meant to encourage and reward students who work hard and give their best effort in school. 5th Grade: Max Marshall, Thomas Johnson, James Cobb, Sebby Castillo, Bishop Matus

DE PA RT M E N TA L AWA RDS Art – Julia Laine Drama – Davison Filson English – Maggie Abboud History – Wyatt Starke Mathematics – Celia Wilson-Patino Music – Garv Gaur Physical Education – Millie Filson & Sam Perrott Public Speaking – Isabella Rojas-Alban Science – Garv Gaur Spanish – Angela Lynden Technology – Bennett Hylton DUKE T I P The Duke Talent Identification Program identifies academically talented 7th graders based upon

standardized test scores achieved while attending middle school. To qualify for an invitation into the program, a seventh grader must score in the 95th percentile on the standardized test. Identified students are then invited to take the SAT or the ACT as 7th graders, which allows them greater insight into their academic abilities. The 7th graders who were identified this year are Jason Appel Thomas Berry Juliet Blehm Alex Borrow Caroline Gottsman Luke Harris Luke Lindler Akhil Mangalat Dylan Mulka Nicholas Slattery Henry Stewart To qualify for State Recognition, students must meet course qualifying standards that are based on ACT or SAT scores. The student who achieved recognition at the State Level and qualified for the eStudies and Academy of Summer Studies is: Dylan Mulka E L E A N O R H . H O RNO R AC A DE M I C AC H I E V E M E N T AWA R D The Eleanor H. Hornor Academic Achievement Award is given to the rising 9th grade student who has achieved the highest academic GPA for this academic year and is enrolled in the Lakeview Upper School for the following school year. Garv Gaur FI R S T L EG O L E AGU E (FLL) – RO B OT I C S G EORG IA FLL S TAT E M E E T 769 robotics teams compete in Georgia. Both of Lakeview’s middle school robotics teams finished at least in the top 8% with the Orange Team winning a state award. 1st Place Core Value Award – Lakeview Academy’s Orange Lions. This award recognizes teamwork while achieving excellence and innovation in the Robot Game and Project. Team members: Amanda Allenbach, Hank Brock, Adam Lauzon, Canon Derringer, Scott Rivenbark and Luka Wolf.

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Lakeview Academy’s Blue Team also advanced and participated in the state competition. Team members: Thomas Berry, Andrew Kilroy, Dylan Mulka, Jacob Parker and Nicholas Slattery. F IRST LEGO LEAGU E ( F L L ) SUP ER REGION AL Best Project Award – 1st – Lakeview Academy’s Orange Lions Core Value Award – 1st – Lakeview Academy’s Blue Lions

Noah Caplan, Virginia Cobb, Lewis Coyle, Chloe Echols, George Henry Ewers, Garv Gaur, Lillie May Gress, T.J. Hageli, Jones Harris, Cameron Hewatt, Bennett Hylton, Julia Laine, Ella Grace Leek, Angela Lynden, Kate McCamy, Lawrence Nadler, Sara Nivens, Lucy Park, Elizabeth Payne, Sam Perrott, Isabella Rojas-Alban, Arwa Sharif, Wyatt Starke, Riley Taylor, Celia Wilson-Patino

F IRST LEGO LEAGU E ( F L L ) F ULTON SC IEN CE ACAD EMY Q UALI F I ER Best Project Award – 1st – Lakeview Academy’s Blue Lions Best Robot Design Award – 1st – Lakeview Academy’s Orange Lions

7th Grade: Jason Appel, Thomas Berry, Juliet Blehm, Alex Borrow, Davis Dobbs, Caroline Gottsman, Kerrigan Gruhn, Luke Harris, Andrew Kilroy, Bennett Kilroy, Akhil Mangalat, Ella Martin, Tessa Mazzaferro, Dylan Mulka, Will Robbins, Nicholas Slattery, Anniston Smathers, Henry Stewart, Lilly Winston

JUN IOR BETA C LU B The Junior Beta Club promotes the ideals of academic achievement, character, service, and leadership. Students are required to have an academic average of 90 or higher for two semesters. 8th Grade: Maggie Abboud, Hunter Allen, Luke Bornhorst,

MATH L EAGU E Winners of Lakeview Academy’s Math League competition: 8th Grade 1st place – Garv Gaur 2nd place – Luke Bornhorst 3rd place – Ella Grace Leek

7th Grade 1st place – Nicholas Slattery 2nd place – Akhil Mangalat 3rd place – Alex Borrow 6th Grade 1st place – Luka Wolf 2nd place – Scott Rivenbark & Stuart Daniel 3rd place – Shay Mangalat M E R I T AWA RDS This is a faculty selected award for the student in each grade who has shown noteworthy improvement, positive attitude, and/or faithful effort. 8th – Arwa Sharif 7th – McClairin Garmon 6th – Helen Park M I KE S M I T H M I DDL E SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP The Mike Smith Scholarship is given to a rising 9th grade student or students whom the Mike Smith Scholarship Committee deems worthy of this honor based on character and school involvement, and who best represents the interest and ideals of Mike Smith. Sara Nivens

M I DDL E S C H O OL C I T I Z E N S H I P AWAR D This award is presented to the Middle School student who has demonstrated leadership, service, courtesy, and consideration to members of the faculty, administration, and student body. This award is determined by a vote of the Middle School faculty. George-Henry Ewers PRE S I DE N T ’ S AWA R D FO R E DUC AT I O N AL E XC E L L E N C E The President’s Award for Educational Excellence was established by the United States Department of Education to recognize and honor outstanding educational achievement. To be eligible, students are to earn a grade point average of 90 or higher on a 100 point scale, and students must achieve in the 85th percentile or higher in math or reading. This year our recipients are: 8th grade: Maggie Abboud, Kiara Booker, Luke Bornhorst, Noah Caplan, Chloe Echols, George Henry Ewers, Millie Filson, Garv Gaur, LillieMae Gress, T.J. Hageli,

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Ashlee Hall, Jones Harris, Cameron Hewatt, Bennett Hylton, Julia Laine, Kate McCamy, Claire Morgan, Lawrence Nadler, Sam Perrott, Isabella RojasAlban, Arwa Sharif, Sam Weaver, Celia Wilson-Pantino REGION AL TEC H N OLOGY FA I R Multimedia Presentation (5th/6th grades) – 1st – McRee Booth 3D Modeling (5th/6th grades) – 3rd – Pavani Reddy

UP P E R S CH OOL VALED IC TORIAN The distinction earned by the senior with the highest weighted academic cumulative grade point average for grades 9 through 12. Coleman Pethel SALUTATORIAN The distinction earned by the senior with the second highest weighted academic cumulative grade point average for grades 9 through 12. Drew Cottrell STUD EN T COUN C I L OFFIC ERS J.D. Roark, President Drew Cottrell, Vice President Sarah Campbell, Secretary Josie Jiang, Treasurer Tori Glover, Public Relations Director CLASS OFFIC ERS & STUD EN T COUN C I L REP RESEN TATIVE S Class of 2018 Coleman Pethel, President Oliver Whitehead, Vice President Thomas Gay, Secretary Gracie Caudell & Alex Partin, Co-Treasurers Jackie Allen, Parliamentarian Daniel Bulos, Representative Rachel Hendrix, Representative Asha McDonald, Representative Class of 2019 Jack Kennedy, President Abbe Piccolo, Vice President Esther Suen, Secretary Bryce Blackwell, Treasurer Mckenna Mikels, Public Relations Director Sophia Coker, Representative Candler Jones, Representative Nanditha Rajini, Representative

Adam Cottrell, Drew Cottrell, Reece Johnson, Jettie Jones, Briley Johnakin, Jack Kennedy, Kuepper Mikels, Mckenna Mikels, T.O. Sosebee, J.D. Roark, Esther Suen, Claire Walton

Class of 2020 Max Pethel, President Michael Lynden, Vice President Ryan Thompson, Secretary Elise Roark, Treasurer Maleah Redmond, Public Relations Director Joseph Ball, Representative Manideep Reddy, Representative Maddy Towles, Representative Class of 2021 Grey Myers, President James Lynden, Vice President Hayden White, Secretary James Michael Harrison, Treasurer

H A L L CO UN T Y YO UT H L E A DE R S H I P PRO G RA M R E PR E S E N TAT I V E S Youth Leadership Hall is a program for high school juniors and seniors, which offers students the opportunity to work with adult leaders in their community through day-long seminars, which focus on leadership skills, successful team work, community awareness, diversity, and business and social etiquette. 2017-2018 Representatives Mona Abboud, Alec Bornhorst, Drew Cottrell, Thomas Gay, Sarah Morter, J.D. Roark, Oliver Whitehead

CR AYO NS TO CO MMENCE MEN T Graduating seniors who have been at Lakeview for 12 or more years are: Jackie Allen, Carter Ambrose, Jackson Baldwin, Mary Evelyn Brock, Gracie Finley, Thomas Gay, Tyler Gerhart, Evan Gravitt, Rachel Hendrix, Noah Lindler, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Alex Partin, Vidhi Patel, Coleman Pethel, J.D. Roark, Jenna Thomas, Meredith Tucker

H O N O R G RA DUAT E S Honor graduates achieved a 90-cumulative academic weighted GPA for 9th grade through the first semester in 12th grade. Mona Abboud, Jackie Allen, Abi Barford, Alec Bornhorst, Mary Evelyn Brock, Kate Brooks, Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Army Castillo, Gracie Caudell, Drew Cottrell, Will Drury, Gracie Finley, Tori Glover, Rachel Hendrix, Tram Huynh, Bryce Kimball, Dillon Knepp, Noah Lindler, Wangou “Robin” Lu, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Asha McDonald, Sarah Morters, Alex Partin, Coleman Pethel, Trang Pham, J.D. Roark, Tori Taylor, Meredith Tucker, Oliver Whitehead

HO NO R CO U NCI L In 2006, student representatives wrote and submitted the Honor Code which was approved as school policy. Students in the Upper School agree to abide by the Honor Code, which states, “The Lakeview student will not lie, cheat or steal or approve of those who do.” The Honor Council educates the student body and, when necessary, tries cases. 2017-2018 Honor Council members: 12th Grade: Drew Cottrell, Co-President Rachel Hendrix, Co-President 11th Grade: Jack Kennedy & Abbe Piccolo 10th Grade: Brock Harris & Elise Roark 9th Grade: Kate Gottsman & Drew Grabau

I N T E RN AT I O N A L T H E S PI A N S O C I E T Y To become a member of the International Thespian Society, one must accumulate at least 300 hours of work in theater, and therefore, also qualify for the International Thespian Society Certificate of Recognition. To become an International Honor Thespian, one must accumulate at least 180 points, equaling 1,800 hours of work in theater and performance. The seniors who are members of the International Thespian Honor Society: Mona Abboud, Kate Brooks, Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Army

F EAT HER BO NE CO MMU NI V ER S I T Y L E A D ER S HI P P RO G RA M Sponsored by the late Gus Whalen and Featherbone Communiversity, the objective of this program for high school students is to discover future community builders and to encourage “giving back” to the community. 2017-18 Graduates: Bryce Blackwell, Linda Geib,

Castillo, Will Drury, Rachel Hendrix, Alex Lee, Asha McDonald, Alex Partin, Jenna Thomas, Yajie “Jenny” Xu N AT I O N A L A RT HONOR SOCIETY The students who have been members for two consecutive years and maintained an average of 85 or above in their art classes and fulfilled the requirements of five community service hours that pertain to art. Those seniors graduating as members: Jackie Allen, Carter Ambrose, MadieGrace Blackburn, Nate Brock, Ross Caston, Will Drury, Tyler Gerhart, Tori Glover, Wangou “Robin” Lu, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Vidhi Patel, Tori Taylor, Meredith Tucker, Oliver Whitehead N AT I O N A L M AT H HONOR SOCIETY M U A L PH A T H E TA An honor society that promotes the enjoyment of mathematics and recognizes achievement in mathematics. Senior members who have achieved an average of 85 or above in the previous 2 years of mathematics and who have completed 4 documented hours of community service to Lakeview annually in the form of peer tutorials are: Mona Abboud, Jackie Allen, Jackson Baldwin, Abi Barford, Mason Barnes, MadieGrace Blackburn, Alec Bornhorst, Mary Evelyn Brock, Nate Brock, Kate Brooks, Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Army Castillo, Gracie Caudell, Drew Cottrell, Will Drury, Gracie Finley, Thomas Gay, Tori Glover, Abby Gopfert, Hayden Harrington, Rachel Hendrix, Tram Huynh, Bryce Kimball, Dillon Knepp, Noah Lindler, Wangou “Robin” Lu, Mary Lynden, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Asha McDonald, Sarah Morters, Alex Partin, Coleman Pethel, Trang Pham, J.D. Roark, Olivia Robbins, Griffin Sewell, T.O. Sosebee, Tori Taylor, Meredith Tucker, Oliver Whitehead, Yajie “Jenny” Xu, Ying "Zoe" Zou

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NATION AL MUSI C HO N OR SOC IETY Students who have met the requirements for active membership in Tri-M, have been involved in musical activities outside of the classroom, have exhibited dedication to the music program at Lakeview Academy, and who will continue the study of music in their college experience. Those seniors graduating as a member: Mona Abboud, Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Rachel Hendrix, Mary Lynden, Asha McDonald, Sarah Morters, Alex Partin, Jenna Thomas, Yajie “Jenny” Xu SEN IOR BETA C LU B Students are invited to join Senior Beta Club if they have an academic average of 85 or better for two consecutive semesters and all A’s and B’s in academic subjects and good conduct. Those seniors graduating as members: Mona Abboud, Jackie Allen, Carter Ambrose, Abi Barford, Mason Barnes, MadieGrace Blackburn, Alec Bornhorst, Mary Evelyn Brock, Nate Brock, Kate Brooks, Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Army Castillo, Grace Caudell, Drew Cottrell, Will Drury, Gracie Finley, Tori Glover, Rachel Hendrix, Tram Huynh, Bryce Kimball, Dillon Knepp, Alex Lee, Noah Lindler, Wangou “Robin” Lu, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Asha McDonald, Sarah Morters, Alex Partin, Vidhi Patel, Coleman Pethel, Trang Pham, J.D. Roark, Olivia Robbins, T.O. Sosebee, Tori Taylor, Meredith Tucker, Oliver Whitehead SPAN ISH H ON OR SOC IETY Students who are inducted are required to maintain a 90% average in Spanish for the last three or more consecutive semesters and be currently enrolled in a Spanish course. Those seniors graduating as members: Mona Abboud, Jackie Allen, Daniel Bulos, Army Castillo, Noah Lindler, Emma Grace Martin, Coleman Pethel

ATHLETIC AWARDS These seniors received athletic scholarships to play college athletics: Alec Bornhorst, football, Miami University

L A N I E R L A N D A L LTO UR N A M E N T T E A M Boys All-Tournament Team – Jack Blackburn Girls All-Tournament Team – Sadie Thrailkill

Drew Cottrell, basketball, Wofford University Gracie Finley, rodeo, Missouri Valley College Evan Gravitt, baseball, Truett McConnell University Hayden Harrington, golf, Belhaven University Dillon Knepp, football, LaGrange College Meredith Tucker, soccer, University of North Georgia

R EG I O N C RO S S CO UN T RY C H A M PI O N S H I P 9th Boys – T.O. Sosebee JV REGION CROSS COUNTRY C H A M PI O N S H I P 8th Boys – George Henry Ewers

A L L-A R EA BA S EBA L L TEA M 1st Team – Holden Cooper (pitcher) 1st Team – Sam Stewart (catcher) 2nd Team – Andrew Estes (infielder) 2nd Team – J.D. Roark (outfielder) Honorable Mention – Jordan Thomas (outfielder)

H A L L CO UN T Y C RO S S COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP 9th Boys – T.O. Sosebee H A L L CO UN T Y M I DDL E S C H O O L C RO S S CO UN T RY C H A M PI O N S H I P 3rd Boys – George Henry Ewers 3rd Girls – Sara Nivens 4th Boys – Sam Perrott 10th Girls – Annie Nivens

FCA A L L S TA R BA S EBA L L TEA M Evan Gravitt & J.D. Roark R EGI O N 8 A Boys Basketball Player of the Year Drew Cottrell

R EG I O N 8 A Offensive Football Player of the Year Alec Bornhorst

A L L- R EGI O N BA S K E TBA L L T E A M Boys 1st Team – Drew Cottrell Boys 2nd Team – Blake McIntyre Boys Honorable Mention – Adam Cottrell, Jack Blackburn & Evan Pitts Girls 1st Team – Sadie Thrailkill Girls 2nd Team – Tori Taylor Honorable Mention – Maddy Towles & Savannah Kinsey

A L L- R EG I O N 8 A FO OT BA L L T E A M Alec Bornhorst, Dillon Knepp, K.J. Millwood & J.D. Roark FC A E A S T/ W E S T A L L S TA R FO OT BA L L T E A M Team – Tyler Gerhart & Dillon Knepp Cheerleaders – Rachel Hendrix & Asha McDonald

THE ATL A NTA J O UR N A L & CO NS TI T U T I O N A L LS TATE CL A S S A ( PRI VAT E ) BA S K E TBA L L T E A M Boys 1st Team – Drew Cottrell

S O CC E R RECO R D B RO KE N Meredith Tucker set a school record for career assists with a total of 59. She also became the second leading scorer behind Carmen Wagner ‘17 with 66 career goals scored at Lakeview.

GEO RGI A AT HL E T I C COACHE S A S S O C I AT I O N (GACA ) A L L- S TAT E C L A S S A BA S K E TBA L L T E A M Boys 1st Team – Drew Cottrell

FC A E A S T/ W E S T S E N I O R A L L- S TA R S O CC E R T E A M Jackie Allen, MadieGrace Blackburn, Olivia Robbins & Meredith Tucker

P ROV I D ENCE CH R I S T M A S CL A S S TO U R NA M E N T TEA M All-Tournament Team (girls) – Sadie Thrailkill

M O UN TA I N L E AGU E ( M I DDL E S C H O OL) S O CC E R C H A M P IO NSHIP 1st Place – Lakeview Academy Girls SW I M M I N G H A L L CO UN T Y SW IM C H A M PI O N S H I P 1st Girls Breaststroke – Lilly Harris 2nd Girls 50 Free – Lilly Harris A L L- S TAT E VO L LE YBALL TEAM Honorable Mention – Madison Dowdy A L L-A R E A VO L L E YBA LL TEAM 1st Team – Madison Dowdy 2nd Team – Mary Evelyn Brock & Sadie Thrailkill Honorable Mention – Gracie Caudell HALL COUNTY VOLLEYBALL TO UR N A M E N T 2nd Place – Lakeview Academy JV R EG I O N VO L LE YBA LL TO UR N A M E N T 1st Place – Lakeview Academy N O RT H / S O UT H A LL-STAR VO L L E Y BA L L C L ASSIC Madison Dowdy & Anna Wylie

E S SAY AWAR D S ROTA RY C LUB L AWS O F L I FE E S SAY CO NT E ST 1st – Hannah Perkins

F I NE ARTS AWAR D S 2 0 1 8 S C H O L A S TIC ART & W RI T I N G CO M PE T IT ION – G EO RG I A Gold Key – “Robin” Wangou Lou, “Spring, Fall, Winter,” Photography. His art will be judged at the national level. Silver Key – Reece Johnson, “Eureka” Silver Key – “Robin” Wangou Lu, “The House Space” Silver Key – “Robin” Wangou Lu, “Light” Silver Key – Esther Suen, “Crushed”

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Honorable Mention – “Robin” Wangou Lu, “Big Bang” Honorable Mention – “Robin” Wangou Lu, “Death” Honorable Mention – Emma Trip, “Burgundy”

Rachel Hendrix and Hannah Hicks Best Ensemble – Lakeview Academy Best Run Crew – Lakeview Academy

AMERIC AN SOC I E TY O F M ARIN E ARTIST ( A S MA ) YOUN G MARIN E A RTI S T SEARC H ( YMAS) Honorable Mention – Louisa Leimbach

GEO RGI A HI GH S C H O O L MU S I CA L THE AT E R AWA R D S - S HU L E R HENS L E Y AWA R DS Best Costume Nomination – Cece Conrath, Debbie Hendrix and Janell Myers Best Direction Nomination – Cece Conrath Best Performance by a Featured Performer Nomination – Nanditha Rajini Best Ensemble Honorable Mention – Lakeview Academy, “9 to 5” Best Scenic Design Honorable Mention – Lakeview Academy, “9 to 5”

CON GRESSION AL A RT COMP ETITION 2nd – Natalie Clark, “Teddy” G MEA LARGE GRO U P PERFORMAN C E EVALUATION Lakeview Academy’s Upper School Chorale earned a score of Excellent in performance and Superior in sight-reading. GA LEAD ERSH IP CON FEREN C E All State Opening Number – Performers: Grace Abbe and Jenna Thomas; Stage Manager: Sarah Campbell For the 5th year-in-a-row, Lakeview Academy was named a Gold Honor Troupe, the highest standard of excellence a thespian troupe can achieve. GA TH ESP IAN CON FEREN C E All State Opening Number – Performers: Grace Abbe; Tech Crew: Sarah Campbell Georgia Thespian Scholarship – Sarah Campbell Closing Showcase – Grace Abee, Joseph Ball, Daniel Bulos, Hannah Hicks and Jenna Thomas CLASS A STATE O NE ACT PL AY C HAMPI O NS ! ( 5TH YEAR I N A ROW ! ) 1st Place – Lakeview Academy, “9 to 5” REGION 8A-AREA 2 O NE ACT P LAY COMP E TI T I O N 1st Place – Lakeview Academy, “9 to 5” Best Actress – Jenna Thomas Best Supporting Actress – Grace Abee All Star Cast – Mona Abboud,

Extemporaneous SpeakingInternational 1st – Nanditha Rajini Girls Trio 1st – Lainie Ewers, Mckenna Mikels and Jenna Thomas Oral Interpretation-Dramatic 1st – Michael Lynden Oral Interpretation-Humorous 1st – Jack Kennedy Essay-Argumentative 2nd – Sarah Campbell Girls Solo 2nd – Lainie Ewers Oral Interpretation-Duo 2nd – Grace Abee and Lainie Ewers

TEC HNOLOGY AWAR D S GA FI RS T T EC H C H A L L E N G E ( FTC ) S TAT E C H A M PI O N S H I P This was Lakeview Academy’s first state robotics competition. Compass Award: Lakeview Academy Team members – William Beard, Alice Gao, Cameron Gay, Josie Jiang, Emma Jones, Catie Long, Mary Lynden, Nicholas Mazzaferro, Kalen Oliveira, Max Pethel, Trang Pham and Ann Ryan Waller

LI TERARY AWAR D S CL A S S A S TATE LI T E R A RY AWA R D S – CHA MPI O N S ! ( 1 2 T I M ES S I NCE 2 0 0 4 ) 1st Place – Lakeview Academy Essay-Personal 1st – Champion – Jack KennedyGirls Trio 1st (tie) – Champions – Lainie Ewers, Mckenna Mikels and Jenna Thomas Extemporaneous SpeakingInternational 1st – Nanditha Rajini Essay-Rhetorical 2nd –Coleman Pethel Oral Interpretation-Dramatic 2nd – Michael Lynden Oral Interpretation-Duo 2nd – Grace Abee and Lainie Ewers Boys Solo 3rd – Alex Partin Girls Solo 3rd – Lainie Ewers Oral Interpretation-Humorous 3rd –Jack Kennedy

( FTC ) L A S T C H A N C E TO UR N A M E N T Think Award – 1st – Lakeview Academy Inspire Award – 2nd – Lakeview Academy LO C KH E E D M A RT I N CO DI N G CO M PE T I T I O N 1st – Lakeview Academy’s Advanced Team: William Beard, Alice Gao and Nicholas Mazzaferro

D E PARTM E NTAL AWAR D S

R EGI O N 8 A L I TERA RY – CHA MP I O NS ! 1st Place – Lakeview Academy Boys Quartet 1st – Joseph Ball, Mason Barnes, Daniel Bulos and Alex Partin Boys Solo 1st – Alex Partin Essay-Personal 1st – Jack Kennedy Essay-Rhetorical 1st – Coleman Pethel

Each year the Upper School Departments choose one student to honor for recognition of outstanding achievement. English – Rachel Hendrix Fine Arts: Drama – Mona Abboud Fine Arts: Music – Alex Partin Fine Arts: Visual Art – Robin Lu Foreign Language – Mona Abboud History – Mona Abboud Math – Coleman Pethel and Oliver Whitehead

P.E. Award – Sarah Morters & J.D. Roark Science – Asha McDonald & Coleman Pethel Technology – Trang Pham AC A DE M I C M E R IT AWAR D The Academic Merit plaque is awarded to a student at each grade level to recognize improvement, academic progress, positive attitude, and faithful effort. This award is determined by a vote of the Upper School faculty. Ying "Zoe" Zou – 12th Andrew Peck – 11th Maggie Scroggs – 10th Jack Williams – 9th AC A DE M I C E XC ELLE NCE AWA R D The Academic Excellence Award is presented to the student who has earned the highest weighted academic GPA in his or her class for the entire current, academic year for students in grades 9, 10, and 11, or through the third quarter of the current academic year for seniors. The presentation is made at the fall honors assembly for students in grade 10 or 11 and during Senior Awards Night for seniors. Coleman Pethel – 12th For the 2016-2017 school year, grades 10-11 were announced in September ‘17 and were: Adam Cottrell – (for previous year in 10th) Mani Reddy – (for previous year in 9th) G I N A S . B RYA N T FINE A RT S S C H O L A R S HIP The Gina S. Bryant Fine Arts Scholarship was established in 2010 to honor the many years of service of Mrs. Gina Bryant, Lakeview Academy’s long time Fine Arts Director and Theater Teacher. The scholarship will be awarded to one rising junior or senior at Lakeview Academy who is returning to Lakeview to complete his/her high school education and who embodies Mrs. Bryant’s love of the Arts, sense of humor, work ethic and high ideals. Abbe Piccolo G O L DE N L I O N AWA R D The Golden Lion Award recognizes Upper School students who made one of the honor rolls (either the Director’s List or the Head of

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School’s List) for both semesters and who participated in a varsity sport each athletic season (fall, winter and spring). Seniors who received the Golden Lion Award for the 2017-2018 school year were: Alec Bornhorst, Mary Evelyn Brock, Tori Glover, Coleman Pethel For the 2016-2017 school year, grades 10 and 11 were announced in Sept.‘17 and were: Bryce Blackwell, Alec Bornhorst, Maddy Child, Linda Geib, Tori Glover, Catherine Henderson, Clayton Henderson, Matthew Jue, Jack Kennedy, Ellie Kate Madonna, K.J. Millwood, Reese Myers, Coleman Pethel, Max Pethel, Sam Stewart, Paxton Smathers, Maddy Towles, Harrison Wheeler LAKEVIEW SEAL O F BILITERAC Y Those students who have completed English Language Arts requirements for graduation with a GPA of 3.0 or higher in those classes and completed the AP Spanish Exam by the end of their junior year with a score of 4 or

higher receive the Seal of Biliteracy on their diploma. Army Castillo

calculation, whether the service was performed at Lakeview or in an approved off-campus activity. Mona Abboud, Jackie Allen, Carter Ambrose, Mary Evelyn Brock, Sarah Campbell, Army Castillo, Ross Caston, Gracie Caudell, Drew Cottrell, Gracie Finley, Thomas Gay, Abby Gopfert, Rachel Hendrix, Tram Huynh, Bryce Kimball, Wangou “Robin” Lu, Sarah Morters, Emma Grace Martin, Anna McClendon, Asha McDonald, Vidhi Patel, Trang Pham, J.D. Roark, Oliver Whitehead, Ying "Zoe" Zou

L I Z S T. CL A I R S CHO L A R S HI P This award is in honor of Elizabeth St. Clair who volunteered and worked at Lakeview Academy for over 20 years as Director of Technology and whose vision launched Lakeview’s first laptop program in 1998. Brenton Walker PAT E NGL A ND S E RV I C E D I S TI NCT I O N AWA RDS Named in honor of Pat England who worked at Lakeview for 27 years and served the community in an outstanding manner, this award is awarded to graduating seniors who have been at Lakeview for two or more years of high school, and through the third quarter of their senior year, have accumulated twice the number of service hours required for graduation. They have the Service Distinction seal affixed to their diplomas. All approved service hours are used in this

L AKE VI E W AC AD E M Y C U P S AT H L E T I C C UP The Athletic Cup recognizes contributions to the athletic program through participation, achievement, leadership, and attitude. The recipients are chosen by vote of the varsity coaches. J.D. Roark & Meredith Tucker

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FAC ULT Y C UP The Faculty Cup recognizes significant achievement in academics and extra-curricular activities, as well as a caring and cooperative spirit with peers and adults. Mona Abboud FI N E A RT S C UP The Fine Arts Cup recognizes a cooperative spirit in the Fine Arts program exhibited through dedication, leadership, and presentation/performance skills. Sarah Campbell & Asha McDonald H E A D O F S C H O OL’S CO M M E N DAT I O N (CU P ) Recognition for continuous hard work, positive spirit, and inspiring leadership. Asha McDonald & J.D. Roark

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H. FERRELL SIN GLETON C UP The Singleton Cup recognizes the student who best demonstrates the desired traits of a Lakeview graduate. These sixteen traits were compiled in a meeting of the entire faculty and staff in August of 2005: articulate, civic-minded, confident, cooperative, courageous, creative, curious, determined, disciplined, healthy, honorable, independent, kind, open-minded, resourceful, and respectful. Drew Cottrell LAN GSTON C UP The Langston Cup, given in memory of Lewis Atwater Langston ‘85, honors a student’s response to challenge characterized by determination, courage, grace, and good humor. Griffin Sewell LEGAC Y LION C UP Legacy Lions are current students who have a parent who graduated from Lakeview Academy. This year’s senior Legacy Lion: Tori Glover ROTARY C UP The Rotary Cup recognizes unselfish service to Lakeview and the community, exemplifying the Rotary Club motto, “Service Above Self.” Anna McClendon AP SC H OLAR W IT H DI STIN C TION Students scoring an average score of 3.5 or higher on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams receive this recognition. This year’s AP Scholar with Distinction are: Mona Abboud, Rachel Hendrix, Asha McDonald, Coleman Pethel, J.D. Roark, Oliver Whitehead AP SC H OLAR W ITH H ON OR Students scoring an average score of 3.25 or higher on all AP exams taken and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams receive this recognition. This year’s AP Scholar with Honor are: Alec Bornhorst, Adam Cottrell, Drew Cottrell, Tori Glover, Rocco Russo, “Robin” Wangou Lu

A P S CHO L A R S Students scoring an average score of 3.0 or higher on three or more AP exams receive this recognition. This year’s AP Scholars are: Daniel Bulos, Sarah Campbell, Sophia Coker, Abbe Piccolo, Nanditha Rajini, Paxton Smathers

H UG H O ’ B R I A N YO UT H L E A DE R S H I P ( H O BY ) Founded in 1958 by veteran actor Hugh O’Brian, HOBY’s mission is to provide lifelong leadership development opportunities that empower individuals to achieve their highest potential, and to help young people make a difference and become positive catalysts for change – in the home, school, workplace, and community. The program is for students in the tenth grade. Elise Roark

F U R MA N S CHO L A R S Are recognized because of their strong academic potential, leadership, and commitment to extracurricular activities and community service. This year’s Furman Scholars are: Adam Cottrell, Alice Gao, Cameron Gay, Emma Jones, Jack Kennedy, Mckenna Mikels, Abbe Piccolo, Rocco Russo

N AT I O N A L M E R I T S C H O L A RS H I P PRO G R A M Each year 1.5 million students compete for awards based on the highest Selection Index Scores on the junior year PSAT. From that pool, 34,000 are recognized as Commended Students. Students recognized in the program represent the top 5% of seniors in the country. Coleman Pethel, Finalist and Scholar

GEO RGI A CERTI F I C AT E O F ME R I T Awarded to students in the upper 5% of their class during the junior year. Selection is based on cumulative weighted academic GPA. Bryce Blackwell, Adam Cottrell, Rocco Russo

N AT I O N A L FO OT BA L L FO UN DAT I O N A N D CO L L EG E H A L L O F FA M E 2 0 1 8 S C H O L A R -AT H L E T E This designation recognizes an individual as the absolute best for his academic success, football performance and exemplary community leadership. J.D. Roark

GOV E R NO R ’ S HO N O R S P RO GR A M The Governor’s Honors Program is a six-week summer instructional program designed to provide intellectually gifted and artistically talented high school students challenging and enriching educational opportunities. Over 3,000 students apply, but only 654 finalists were chosen. Nanditha Rajini, Finalist – Social Studies Abee Piccolo, Semi-Finalist – Communicative Arts

W E L L E S L E Y CO L L EG E B O O K AWA R D The Atlanta Wellesley Club sponsors this award, and is from a women’s college with history of academic excellence and concern for women’s education. It is presented to a female student in the Junior Class who has shown herself to be an outstanding student and an active participant in her community. Abbe Piccolo

HA RVA R D BO O K P R I ZE ( BO O K ) The Harvard Club of Georgia, an Alumni Association of Harvard University, awards the Harvard Book Prize to students who “display excellence in scholarship and high character, combined with achievement in other fields.” The winners of this award, through their intelligence and variety of achievement, exemplify Harvard’s commitment to excellence.” Adam Cottrell

WO FFO RD S C H O L A RS This nomination is based on meeting a minimum SAT or PSAT score and academic weighted GPA. This year’s Woffard Scholar nominees: Bryce Blackwell, Adam Cottrell, Alice Gao, Rocco Russo

HONOR ROLL

Middle & Upper School Honor Rolls The Head of School’s List and Director’s List are compiled from achievement for each semester. Students qualify for the Director’s List by maintaining a GPA of at least an 85 and having no grade below 70. The Head of School’s List is earned by having a GPA of at least 90 and no grade below 80.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Maggie Abboud H1, H2 Hunter Allen D2 Tanner Allen D1 Amanda Allenbach H1, D2 Jason Appel H1, D2 Andrew Bales H1, D2 Thomas Berry H1, H2 T.J. Blackwell D1, D2 Juliet Blehm H1, H2 Kiara Booker D2 McRee Booth H1, H2 Jack Bornhorst H1, H2 Luke Bornhorst H1, H2 Alex Borrow H1, H2 Hank Brock D1 Sophia Busser H1, H2 Noah Caplan H1, H2 Virginia Cobb H1, H2 Gabriella Conner H2 Luke Cooper D1 Lewis Coyle H1, H2 Stuart Daniel H1, H2 Quinn Davis H1, H2 Joshua Davis D1 Cannon Deringer H1, H2 Davis Dobbs D1 Jakob Duke D2 Riley Dupont D1, H2 Chloe Echols H1, H2 Ezra Espinoza H1, H2 George-Henry Ewers H1, H2 Davison Filson H1, H2 Mildred Filson H1, H2 Emmie Finley H1, D2 Grace Fisher H1, H2 Ava Francis H1, D2 Halle Galyean D2 Penelope Garlich H1, H2 McClairin Garmon H1, H2 Garv Gaur H1, H2 Addie Gilmer H1, H2 Makena Ginn H1, H2 Caroline Gottsman H1, H2 LillieMae Gress H1, H2 Levi Grover H1, H2 Kerrigan Gruhn H1 T.J. Hageli H1, H2 Christopher Hake H1, H2 Ashlee Hall H1, H2 Landon Hanes, D1 Jones Harris H1, H2 Luke Harris H1, H2 William Harrison H1, H2 Kastian Haynes D1 Cameron Hewatt H1, H2 Emilia Horton H1 Bennett Hylton H1, H2 Isabella Johnston D1 Miller Jones D1, D2 Andrew Kilroy H1, H2 Bennett Kilroy H1, H2 Charlie Kirchner H1, H2 Sam Kirchner D1 Julia Laine H1, H2 Will Landers D1, D2 Adam Lauzon H1, H2 Ella Grace Leek H1, H2 Luke Lindler D1 Angela Lynden H1, H2

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HONOR ROLL CONTINUED Akhil Mangalat H1, H2 Shay Mangalat H1, H2 Isaac Marcero H1, H2 Ella Martin H1, D2 Madelon Martin D2 Genevieve Matus D1 Tessa Mazzaferro H1, H2 Kate McCamy H1 H2 Ari Mikels H1, H2 Claire Morgan H1, H2 Dylan Mulka H1, H2 Lawrence Nadler H1, H2 Annie Nivens H1, H2 Sara Nivens H1, H2 Shelby Nottingham D1, D2 Lara Oliveira H1, H2 Helen Park D1 Lucy Park D1, H2 Jacob Parker H1, H2 Elizabeth Payne H1, H2 Sam Perrott H1, H2 Lucas Plaisted D1 Caroline Pope H1, D2 Bryan Ramsey H1, H2 Pavani Reddy H1, H2 Scott Rivenbark H1, H2 Will Robbins D1 Nobi Roberts H2 Isabella Rojas-Alban H1, H2 Brenley Rutherford D1 Bevan Serna D1, D2 Arwa Sharif H1, H2 Nicholas Slattery H1, H2 Anniston Smathers H1, H2 Wyatt Starke H1, H2 Henry Stewart H1, H2 Jonathan Suo H1, H2 Riley Taylor D1, D2 Grey Vetter H1, H2 Noah Vetter H1, H2 Sam Weaver H1, D2 Hattie White D1 Caroline Williams H1 Celia Wilson-Patino H1, H2 Lilly Winston H1, D2 Luka Wolf H1, H2 Evan Yaskulka H1, H2

UPPER SCHOOL Mona Abboud H1, H2 Jackie Allen H1, H2 Parker Allen H1, H2 Carter Ambrose D1 Grace Baldwin H1, D2 Thomas Baldwin D1 H2 Joseph Ball H2 Abi Barford D1, H2 Mason Barnes D1, H2 William Beard H1 H2 Bodie Blackwell H1, H2 Bryce Blackwell H1, H2 Ashton Blehm H1, H2 Alec Bornhorst H1, H2 Mary Evelyn Brock H1, H2 Nate Brock H1, D2 Kate Brooks H2 Adeline Bryant H1 H2 Daniel Bulos H1, H2 Diego Bulos H1, H2 Reed Butler H1, H2 Mary Michael Callahan H2 Sarah Campbell H1, H2 Army Castillo H1, H2 Gracie Caudell, H1 H2 Abigail Child D1, H2

Maddy Child D1, H2 Lanie Clark H1, H2 Natalie Clark H1, H2 Sophia Coker H1, H2 Carol Cook H1, H2 Holden Cooper H1, D2 Adam Cottrell H1, H2 Drew Cottrell H1, H2 Whit Coyle H1, H2 Jenna Dave H2 Will Dennard H1, D2 Madison Dowdy H1, H2 Will Drury H1 H2 Ian Echols D2 Andrew Estes D1 Lainie Ewers H1, H2 Palmer Ferguson H1, H2 Gracie Finley H1, H2 "Alice" Ruiyi Gao H1, H2 Cameron Gay H2 Thomas Gay H2 Linda Geib H1, H2 Courtland Gilbert D2 Caleb Giles H2 Tori Glover H1, H2 Trenton Glover H1, H2 Ansley Gomez D2 Kate Gottsman H1, H2 Drew Grabau H1, H2 Evan Gravitt D2 Jessi Groth D2 Salah Haddad H1, H2 Eliza Hamby D1, D2 Hayden Harrington H1, H2 Brock Harris H1, H2 Lily Harris H2 James Michael Harrison H1, H2 Christian Haynes D1 Catherine Henderson D2 Clayton Henderson H1, H2 Rachel Hendrix H1, H2 Hannah Hicks D2 Adeline Horton H1, H2 Tram Huynh H1, H2 "Josie" XI Jiang H1, H2 Briley Johnakin H1, H2 Reece Johnson H1, H2 Sophie Johnson H1, H2 Candler Jones H1, H2 Emma Jones H1, H2 Jettie Jones H1, D2 Matthew Jue H1, H2 Lindy Kanaday H1, H2 Mokshitha Katkoori H1, H2 Olivia Kempker H1 D2 Jack Kennedy H1, H2 Reagan Kilroy H1, H2 Bryce Kimball H1, H2 Dillon Knepp H1, H2 Sara Laine H2 Louisa Leimbach H1, H2 Noah Lindler H1, H2 Caroline Love H1 "Robin" Wangou Lu H1, H2 James Lynden H1 H2 Mary Lynden D2 Michael Lynden D2 Ellie Kate Madonna H1, H2 Anna Grace Marshall H1, H2 Emma Grace Martin H1, H2 John-Christopher Matus D1, D2 Nicholas Mazzaferro H1, H2 Anna McClendon H1

Asha McDonald H1, H2 Blake McIntyre H1, H2 Campbell Melson D1, D2 Sarah Miguel D2 Kuepper Mikels D1, D2 Mckenna Mikels H1, H2 Chris Mills H1, H2 K.J. Millwood H1, H2 Sarah Morters H1, H2 Grey Myers D1 Reese Myers H1, H2 Sidney Nguyen D1 Kalen Oliveira H1, H2 Brauch Owens D2 Emma Kate Park D2 Alex Partin H1, H2 Aryan Patel H1, H2 Vidhi Patel H1 Kennedy Payne H2 Mary Keys Payne H1, H2 Andrew Peck D1, H2 Connor Pendarvis D1, D2 Hannah Perkins H1, H2 Coleman Pethel H1, H2 Max Pethel H1, H2 Trang Pham H1, H2 Abbe Piccolo H1, H2 Benjamin Puckett H2 Nanditha Rajini H1, H2 Manideep Reddy H1, H2 Hongjia Ren H1, H2 Diego Reyes-Zuniga H1, H2 Elise Roark H1, H2 J.D. Roark H1, H2 Olivia Robbins H2 Emma Romberg H2 Rocco Russo H1, H2 Maggie Scroggs H1, H2 Marc Seay D1, H2 Paxton Smathers H1, H2 T.O. Sosebee D1, D2 Jessica Starke H2 Sam Stewart H1, H2 Esther Suen H1, H2 Satchel Sumner D2 Tori Taylor H1, H2 Sky Thellman H1, D2 Jenna Thomas D2 Sadie Thrailkill D1, H2 Maddy Towles H1, H2 Emma Trip D1, D2 Meredith Tucker H1, H2 Arturo Varela H1, H2 Delaney Vetter H1, H2 Alexa Villa H1, H2 Arantxa Villa H1, H2 Brenton Walker D1 Claire Walton H2 Rhett Watson D2 Declan Weidner H1 Harrison Wheeler H1, D2 Oliver Whitehead H1, H2 Jack Williams D1,D2 "Jenny" Yajie Xu H2 Roman Yaskulka H1, H2 Raelynn Zimmel D1 Ying "Zoe" Zou H2

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CLASS OF 2018

SENIORS

STATES

COLLEGES &

COLLEGIATE

UNIVERSITIES

ATHLETES

Admission from schools in

26 states plus Washington D.C. reaching

from California to Massachusetts and Texas to Wisconsin.

61% of the students in the class of 2018 will stay in the state of Georgia at 11 different colleges & universities. The other 21 students will be going out-of-state to 18 different colleges & institutions, and 12 of those 21 students will be traveling more than 400 miles away from their Lakeview home.

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To say that we were busy this fall would be an understatement. The college counselor told the class that “options are a good thing,” and they took her seriously. Together, 364 applications were submitted. Not including the HOPE or Zell Miller Scholarships, the Class of 2018 was oﬀered $5,424,635 million in non-HOPE scholarships.

total offers of admission

MORE THAN

$5.4 MILLION IN NON-HOPE SCHOLARSHIPS 24

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CABOOSES Members of the Class of 2018 who have two or more alumni siblings are shown here with their Lakeview alumni siblings. FORMAL PORTR AIT PHOTOS COURTESY OF MAGIC CR AFT STUDIO

T H E D R U R Y FA M I LY

T H E G AY FA M I LY

T H E W H I T E H E A D FA M I LY

Nick Drury ’11, Will Drury, and

Katie Gay ’15 , Thomas Gay and

Georgia Whitehead ’16,

Tom Drury ’10

Molly Gay ’12

Oliver Whitehead and Emmeline Whitehead ’14

These members of the Class of 2018 are their families’ youngest and last Lakeview graduates. JACKIE ALLEN

TYLER GERHART

BRYCE KIMBALL

JENNA THOMAS

sibling Wright Allen ’17

sibling Kayla Gerhart ’16

sibling Tyler Kimball ’13

sibling Connor Thomas ’16

CARTER AMBROSE

ABBY GOPFERT

ALEX LEE

RHETT WATSON

sibling Cooper Ambrose ’15

sibling Alexis Gopfert ’16

sibling Chris Lee ’10

sibling Lucy Watson ’15

ROSS CASTON

EVAN GRAVITT

ANNA MCCLENDON

OLIVER WHITEHEAD

sibling Claire Caston ’14

sibling Ellie Gravitt ’15

sibling Kaylee McClendon ’14

siblings Emmeline Whitehead ’14 and Georgia Whitehead ’16

WILL DRURY

RACHEL HENDRIX

ALEX PARTIN

siblings Nick Drury ’11 and Tom Drury ’10 sibling Jacob Hendrix ’16

sibling Trent Partin ’16

THOMAS GAY

TRAM HUYNH

T.O. SOSEBEE

siblings Katie Gay ’15 and Molly Gay ’12

sibling Linh Huynh ’16

sibling Conner Sosebee ’16

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YEAR IN PHOTOS

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

WILLIAM STAUTBERG '14 MENSWEAR DESIGNER

Winner of Pitti Tutorship Award

William Stautberg, a 2014 graduate of Lakeview Academy, is making a name for himself in the fashion industry. After graduation he went on to attend Parsons School of Design in New York, a renowned institute for the fashion world, and he recently won the Pitti Tutorship Reward for his spring-summer menswear collection. An academic judging panel composed of members from the Parsons School selected three designers as finalists and Pitti Tutorship Director, Riccardo Vannetti, chose William as the winner of the award. Vannetti states he chose William for the award “for the originality of his collection, for the incisive vision of an innovative style of menswear and for the uniqueness of the elements that match sartorial garments with ‘athleisure.’” William plans to graduate with a BFA in fashion design and looks forward to focusing on design team work or knitwear production and is excited to learn about the technicalities and possibilities of his industry. M AT E R I A L S C O U R T E S Y O F W W W . P I T T I M M A G I N E . C O M

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70s DECADE REUNION

ALUMNI EVENTS

Classmates from 1974-1980 gathered at the home of Debbie Lawson Davis ’76 on August 19, 2017 for a fun-filled reunion. Over 50 alumni, former teachers and staff attended the event with folks traveling in from Florida, South Carolina, Washington, DC and all over Georgia. Special thanks to Debbie and the class of ’76 for the wonderful food and hospitality.

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YOUNG ALUMNI BOARD

ALUMNI BASKETBALL GAME

CLASS OF 2008

We were excited to announce the forma-

The annual Alumni Basketball game was

tion of a Young Alumni Board this fall.

held Saturday, January 27 in the Wal-

Members of the class of 2008 gathered in

The Young Alumni Board Representatives

ters Athletic Center. This fun afternoon

Atlanta, Georgia at 5 Seasons Brewery for

serve as a point person for their class to

always brings a crowd! The White team

their 10 year reunion.

help publicize news and events, become

was able to edge out a narrow victory over

educated in Lakeview’s fundraising ef-

the Blue team. Everyone enjoyed a Mellow

forts, encourage alumni participation,

Mushroom pizza party afterwards.

10 YEAR REUNION

and gain experience serving on a board.

01.

05.

08.

Class of 1977: Russell Phillips, Sara

Class of 1979: Jed Carter, Catherine

At the annual Alumni Basketball game,

Reed, Honey Johnston Secunda,

Bennett Smith, Darrell Rochester

the White team edged out a narrow

Haynes Brezeale Maurer, Mark Turner,

victory over the Blue team.

Carl Kirkpatrick, Farrow Peacock

02.

06.

09.

Former Faculty: Kay Kelly Smith and

Class of 1978: Richard Moore, Robert

Front row (L-R) - Caitlin Wells, Jordan

husband Mike taught English and Math,

Leventhal, Steven Strittmatter, Robin

Harrison, Kelsey Chastain (Bagwell), Elif

respectively at Lakeview in the late 70's.

Sawyer

Alyanak, Lauren Miller (Huczko), Janelle

03.

07.

Back row (L-R) - Cameron Childress,

Class of 1980: Harry Bagwell, Suzanne

Representatives pictured are Deke

Charlie Skinner, Angus Ferguson, James

Whitehead Phillips, Teresa Stowe

Rochester ’06, Suzanne Bagwell ’07,

Marks, Justin Bostwick, Ray Collison,

Wellborn, Margaret Turner Weissinger,

Morgan Black Whyte '10, Claire

Colin King, Spencer Hughes, Zach Payne

Susan Anderson Bracewell, Susan

Graff ’11, Garrett Wiley'08, Haughton

Braselton Fant, Wraith Drake

Carswell '09, and Jenny Wells Wilson

Francis, Alex Turnage, Lauren Wages

'05. Not pictured are Derek Fadool

04.

'12 and Sara Pethel ’13.

Class of 1976: Brenda Brown Mathias, Cissy Whitehead Belson, Debbie Lawson Davis, Elise Norton Cooper, Sheri, Tether Pouch, Lisa Anderson Henry

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ALUMNI EVENTS LEGACY LIONS 01-02. Legacy Lions are current

students who had a parent or grandparent graduate or attend Lakeview Academy. This year we have 21 alumni parents and 38 Legacy Lion students. Two events were held to honor these students and their alumni parents – Homecoming and the traditional Legacy Lion Luncheon. The Legacy Lion Luncheon was held April 25 in the Bagwell Media Center. Parents and students enjoyed a special meal and reminisced about their time at Lakeview. Tori Glover was recognized as a graduating Legacy Senior.

03.

06.

Daniel Browne '98 and Emily

Julie Cochran Bingham '97 with nephews Parker and Palmer White

04. Jesse Prince '95 with Ellie and

07.

Alexander

Chris Glover'93 with Tori and Trenton

05. Carolanne Grindle Owenby '97 with Kinley and Robert

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H O M ECO M I N G 2 017 Homecoming festivities were held September 22, 2017 at Jock Hornor Field. As always, there was a great turnout to cheer on the Lions and our Legacy Lions were recognized before the game. 08. Classmates from 2017 enjoy the Homecoming Game

09. Coach Gruhn with former football players

DECADE REUNION – C E L E B R AT I N G T H E 8 0 ' S !

A small but fun group gathered to reminisce on the 80's Saturday, June 23 at Recess in Gainesville. 10. Harry Bagwell '80, Susan Anderson Bracewell '80, Suzanne Whitehead Phillips '80, Wraith Drake '80, Randy Duncan '83, Agnes Parker Wells '82, Mark Turner '77

11. Agnes Parker Wells '82 with Ferrell and Linda Singleton

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ALUMNI NOTES

1980 Susan Anderson Bracewell is excited to announce the birth of her first grandchild James Wyatt Bracewell on May 13, 2018. Wyatt surprised everyone by arriving a bit early on Mother’s Day! Proud parents are Tiffany and Taylor Bracewell. 2005 Heather Herriot McKeithan and husband Don are excited to announce the

SEND ALUMNI NOTES TO:

birth of their son Harley Christopher

Carolyn Bagwell,

McKeithan on January 28, 2018

Alumni & Special Events Officer 770-532-4383, ext. 131 alumni@lakeviewacademy.org or go to

2008

lakeviewacademy.com/alumniupdate

Lindsay Brown married Travis Staunton on September 16, 2017. The couple lives in New York City where Lindsay is a free1989 Kevin Muir continues his career as a

lance photographer and Travis works in the financial industry.

commercial filmmaker, including recent shoots for Porsche, Lexus, Amazon, Sam-

Jordan Harrison moved from Nashville,

sung, Garmin, Beyoncé, John Mayer and

Tenn. to Mobile, Ala. in October 2017 and

Maroon 5. He and his wife Caro live in Los

is employed as a Brand Strategist for Lewis

1977

Angeles, where they are actively involved

Communications.

Honey Johnston Secunda lives in At-

in animal rescue work, fostering and TNR

lanta with her youngest son Jimbo. She

efforts.

Tim Scully has lots to celebrate! His wife

has recently celebrated the weddings

Lisa recently graduated from Auburn

of her daughter, Hannah and son Evan.

1998

University with a Master of Science

Honey has worked for the past 10 years as

Hugh Cornelson graduated from South

in Nursing. Tim also graduated from

a Medical Micropigmentation Specialist.

University with a master’s degree in nurs-

medical school at the Alabama College

She loves to travel, buy and renovate fixer

ing, specializing as a Family Nurse Prac-

of Osteopathic Medicine. In addition, the

uppers and photography. Many Lakeview

titioner. He now works with Longstreet

couple just celebrated the birth of their

students remember Honey’s mom, Rose-

Clinic Orthopedics.

first child, Haley Josephine Scully.

mary. Honey reports that she is still in 2010

Gainesville, doing well and loves to paint

Ralston Cash plays AAA baseball with

every day.

the Angels organization in Salt Lake City Utah. He continues to work with his foundation – the Ralston Cash Foundation - to raise money for kids who have lost a parent to cancer. Taylor Harrison resides in Atlanta and earned her MBA from the University of 2004

Georgia Terry School of Business. After

Iván and Mary Beth Ambriz Scully wel-

working two years with The Coker Group,

comed Daniel Lucas to their family on No-

she will join ECG Management Consul-

vember 7, 2017. The family resides is Sandy

tants as a Senior Healthcare Consultant

Springs, Ga.

in August.

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2011

Arden Fraser will be attending nursing

Komal Patel graduated from Columbia

school this fall.

Law School in May 2018 and was awarded the Whitney North Seymour prize for

Dakotah Gage graduated in May from Au-

excellence in trial advocacy. She will be

burn University from the Harbert School

working at the firm WilmerHale in Wash-

of Business and will be working in Dun-

ington, D.C. beginning in fall 2018 before

woody, Ga. for the global company Epiq as

going on to clerk for judges on the Second

a financial analyst.

Circuit and Southern District of New York in 2019 and 2020.

Kristin O’Donnell married Andrew Simmons on November 11, 2017 at Grove Level Baptist Church in Gainesville. Kristin and Andrew both work at Northeast Georgia Medical Center where she is an ICU nurse at the Ronnie Green Heart Center and he works in the IT department. The couple currently resides in Lula. 2013

Will Kendrick graduated from the Univer-

2012

Kate Ackerman works at Backbone Me-

sity of Georgia’s Terry Business School with

Matt Askounis and Erin Allison were

dia where she is responsible for plan-

a degree in business administration/real

married June 9, 2018 at Blue Mountain

ning, buying and strategically advertis-

estate. He has been accepted as a graduate

Vineyard in Dahlonega, Ga. The couple

ing clients such as Yeti Coolers, Visit Sun

program enrollee with Greystar Corpora-

will live in Gainesville.

Valley Tourism and onX Maps. She also

tion and will be based in Austin, Texas.

does public relations work for LaChameau Emmy Carswell lives in Birmingham, Ala.

Boots and Veuve Cliquot Champagne. She

and works for two magazines “Cottage

resides in Aspen, Colo.

Journal” and “Bake from Scratch.”

Kyle Lewis graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Georgia in December 2017, earning a BM in Music Composition and a BM in Music Theory. His duo Guy Did Ail, in which he composes and performs music alongside visual artist Gunnar Tarsa, was honored as the first ever artists-in-residence at the Athens Institute for Contemporary Art. For this 3-month residency, they filled a gallery with art, held 6 concerts, and recorded audio and video for 12 renditions of their

Austin Fraser earned a degree in psy-

piece "Multiverse." The audio is featured Dallas Deavers graduated from the Uni-

on their debut CD that released on June

versity of North Georgia with a degree in

15 with videos accompanying the disc

Christin Lacount graduated from the

business management and marketing. He

available on YouTube. In Fall 2018, Kyle

University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa with

has accepted a position with United Rent-

will start his MM in Music Composition at

a master’s degree in social work.

als in Athens, Ga.

SUNY Stony Brook.

chology/chemistry from Berry College.

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Carter Pinson graduated from the Uni-

Chance Calderhead graduated magna

versity of Georgia’s Terry College of Busi-

cum laude with a degree in marketing

ness with a degree in business adminis-

from the University of Georgia. He also

tration - risk management/insurance. He

received a Certificate of Entrepreneurship

has accepted a position with Turner, Wood

from UGA's Terry College of Business. He

and Smith in Gainesville.

begins a job with Newell Brands in June.

Paloma Zavala graduated magna cum laude from the Georgia Institute of Technology on May 5, 2018 with a Bachelor of Charles Padgham graduated with High-

Science in International Affairs and Span-

est Honors from the Georgia Institute of

ish with minors in Economics and Public

Technology, receiving a Bachelor of Sci-

Policy. During her time at Tech, she was a

ence degree in Industrial Design.

member of Alpha Xi Delta fraternity, Student Ambassadors, and Nothin’ but Tre-

Marett Peets is loving living in London. She is getting her master's in conflict resolution in divided societies, with a focus on the Middle East at King’s College, London. She recently competed in the

ble, the premier women’s a cappella group at GT. She will start her career in Houston as the Marketing and PR Coordinator at

Kelly Holt Harrison resides in Atlanta

an environmental consultation company

and graduated Magna Cum Laude from

in August of this year.

the University of Georgia with a BA in Consumer Journalism and an emphasis

Summer National Polo Championships. Marett will be traveling to China with

2014

University of London to play the Met-

Hannah Ackerman attends Montana

ropolitan Intervarsity Polo 2018 – The

State University where she is enrolled in

Oxford Challenge in July. Last June, she

the Science and Nursing Program. This

graduated from the University of St

summer she will be studying in India

Andrews in Scotland with an Honorary

where she will partner with MS Ramaiah

MA in International Relations.

Institute of Nursing Education and Re-

in public relations from the Grady School of Journalism. She is employed by Northwestern Mutual as a Marketing and Client Relations Director.

search in Begalure, Karnataka for 6 weeks with clinical postings at Ramaiah Memorial Hospital and Urban and Rural field experience in Bettahalsur and Kaiwara.

Hollis Huge graduated in May from Auburn University with a degree in public relations. She will continue at Auburn this fall as she works to complete her MBA.

Sara Pethel has begun the Physicians As-

Maddy Baldwin graduated from the Uni-

sistants program at the Medical College

versity of Mississippi with a degree in psy-

of Georgia at Augusta University. Sara

chology and will be moving to California

also serves on Lakeview’s Young Alumni

to accept a position with Newport Acad-

Board.

emy as their Care Coordinator.

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Cameron Kayne graduated with highest

Shelby Ross will be traveling to 11 coun-

honors from Georgia Institute of Technol-

tries with the World Race beginning Au-

ogy with a BS in Architecture. This fall he

gust 2018. The mission of the World Race

will enter the graduate program at the

is to spread the love of Jesus and serve

University of Virginia.

others around the world. Just a few of the areas Shelby will be volunteering include leading VBS, teaching English, serving meals, and ministering to human trafficking.

Caroline Perrott graduated from the University of Georgia cum laude with a degree in journalism and a minor in communications.

2016 Corey Matyus was named a Goldwater Scholar at Louisiana State University. He is studying physics and mathematics in LSU’s College of Science. Corey becomes the 32nd student at LSU to receive this prestigious scholarship for students of the STEM disciplines.

Anna Pethel received Faculty Honors and the distinction of Dean’s List for her Spring 2018 semester at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She also recently completed an internship with The Atlanta Speech School, where she worked with hearing and speech impaired children under the supervision of their teachers, audiologists, and other medical professionals. Anna is entering her second year with GT Athletics as a Georgia Tech cheerleader. Emma Reinhardt was recently awarded

Anna Rogers graduated from Samford

the prestigious NOAA (National Oceanic

University with a degree in communica-

and Atmospheric Administration) Ernest

tions. Anna was honored to be named the

F. Hollings Undergraduate Scholarship.

2017 Homecoming Queen and received the

This scholarship was awarded to only

Communications Ambassador award as

120 students nationwide. It provides suc-

well as the award for Excellence in Health

cessful undergraduate applicants with

Communications.

awards that include academic assistance for two years of full-time study and a 10week, full-time paid internship at a NOAA Nicholas Mulka is a student at Georgia

facility during the summer. The intern-

Institute of Technology and was offered

ship provides the scholars with hands-on,

a four semester co-op with Gulfstream.

practical experience in NOAA-related sci-

He has just completed his first semester

ence, research, technology, policy, man-

working in the production department

agement, and education activities. Emma

manufacturing corporate jets.

attends Georgia Institute of Technology.

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2017 Dhruv Gaur competed and won the Jeopardy College Tournament this spring! He is now eligible to compete in the College Tournament of Champions later this year. Dhruv is a student at Brown University.

Hayes Kennedy recently participated in the National Collegiate Rowing Championship with DePaul University in the Men’s Novice 8. As it was held on Lake Lanier, several of Hayes classmates were Bella Robbins attends Berry College in

able to attend and cheer him on.

Rome, Ga. This spring she enjoyed spending some time with her dad deep sea fishing in Venice, La.

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LAKEVIEW ACADEMY FINANCIAL SUMMARY SELECTED BALANCE SHEET ACCOUNTS 2014

2013

2015

2016

2017

LONG-TERM DEBT*

$3,534,000

$3,321,000

$3,103,000

$2,879,000

$2,649,265

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSESTS

$7,723,000

$7,882,000

$8,006,000

$8,148,000

$10,950,000

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AS OF 6/30/2017 INCOME Tuition and Fees Contributions Total Income

$9,583,078 $362,183 $9,945,261

UNRESTRICTED NET INCOME

EXPENSES Compensation and Beneﬁts Instruction and Student Support Physical Plant and Maintenance Auxiliary Operations (Food & Transportation Svc) General Administrative and Other Long Term Debt and Depreciation Total Expenses

96% 4% 100%

$105,857

LONG-TERM DEBT

$6,929,899 $1,033,651 $214,725 $369,646

70% 11% 2% 4%

$575,078 $716,405 $9,839,404

6% 7% 100%

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

$4,500,000 $4,000,000 $3,500,000

$12,000,000

$3,000,000

$10,000,000

$2,500,000

$8,000,000

$2,000,000

$6,000,000

$1,500,000 $1,000,000

$4,000,000

$500,000

$2,000,000

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: ALLEN TUCKER, BUSINESS DIRECTOR 770-531-2650 OR ALLEN.TUCKER@LAKEVIEWACADEMY.ORG *Long-term Debt does not include indebtedness related to the Forward Capital Campaign which will be paid primarily by donor pledges.

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2018 LAKEVIEW AUCTION RAISES $185,000 Thank you to this year’s Tri-Chairs, Kerri Prince, Crystal Schlieman, and Shelby Silcox. These moms put in countless hours to make the 2018 Auction a huge success. Also, a huge thank you to the full auction committee – what a great team!

AUCTION SPONSORS P RE SE N T IN G S P O N S O R

Medical Aesthetics at Guilford

PL ATIN UM SP ON S O R S

Allenbach, Haugh, Gravitt, Norton, and Vetter Families Duplicating Products, Inc. Specialty Management, Inc. Whirled Piece Cookies G O LD SP ON SORS

American Hermetrics of GA, Inc. Carroll Daniel Construction Gold Creek Foods Milton Martin Toyota Regions Bank

Sara and Jacob Billingsley Sullivan & Schlieman Wealth Management Turner, Wood & Smith Insurance Wilheit Packaging

Rochester & Associates The Gainesville Dental Group The Norton Agency The Pruitt Foundation The Vinton Family The Williams Family Vail Metal Systems Vascular & Vein Specialists at Longstreet Clinic Walters Management

S I LV ER S P O NS O R S

Alexander, Almand & Bangs, LLP Dominguez Jones Wealth Management G&F Group Gainesville Mechanical Georgia’s Own Credit Union Halski Systems Hobbs Sporting Goods Lanier Flight Center Rena Millwood

B RO N Z E S PO N S O R S

Arlene & Bryan Bell Boating Atlanta Cook Law Group, LLC Dana and Tommy Gay Daniel’s Educational Tours Dubnik for House Endocrinology, Northeast

Georgia Diagnostic Clinic Filson Harrison Realtors Fortified Fence Group, Inc. Jackson EMC Janice Braselton Lanier Periodontics Lawson Air Conditioning and Plumbing, Inc. Limestone Shirt Factory Peach State Bank RLW Home, Inc. Sherry Brock State Farm, Lee Dempsey Syfan Logistics Takeuchi Tanya Mulka, Southern Realty The Slattery Family Town of Braselton Whitehead Die Casting

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THE ANNUAL FUND: 2017-18 GIVING

To make a gift to the 2018-2019 Annual Fund, please visit www.lakeviewacademy.com/give.

Total Raised = $343,634 Unrestricted = $277,780 | Restricted = $65,854 L I O N' S PRI DE C I RC L E ($1,000-$2,499) 19 70 FOUN D ERS ' S O CI E TY ($10,000+)

Anonymous Heather and Mark Beverly Jerry Coker Allison and Drew Dupont Bushra and Sinan Haddad Jim Hardman Meg and Allen Nivens E. Frances Rees Cathy Finch and Scot Stewart Peggy and Jim Walters Stephanie Braselton Williams '91 and Jason Williams HEAD OF SC H OO L' S CO U NCI L ($5,000-$9,999)

Anonymous Veronica and Louis Albanese Erin and Ian Barford Caro and William Feagin Joan and Eric Grabau Lesley and Dwight Melson Milton Martin Honda Lindsey and Chris Perkins

TRUSTEES' C IRC L E ( $ 2 , 5 0 0 - $ 4 , 9 9 9 )

Kelli and Michael Bornhorst Amy and Mark Borrow Amy and James Brock Carmina and Honorio Bulos Kimberly and Colby Chastain Dana and Tommy Gay Amy and Jim Harrison Martina and David Henderson Beth and Thomas Horton Amanda and Taylor Jones Lisa and Donald Jue John Lovell Krista and Tommy Martin Alice and Thomas Paris Pruitt Foundation Caryl and Joe Roark Katherine and Scott Huge Laura and RK Whitehead

Roula and Elia Abboud Wendy and Edward Abell Cindi and J. Alexander Christine and Carson Allen Danielle and Michael Allenbach Marion and Terry Barford Sara and Jacob Billingsley Mary Ann and Ralph Black Jenna and Adam Blackwell Kristy and Scott Bowling Sherry Brock Julie and Steven Brock '83 DeAnna and Daniel Browne '98 BSA Pact #49 Randy Caplan Patti and Bobby Chambers Angie and Walter Cooper Kristin and Brian Daniel Shelley and Gary Davis Cindy and Gene Edwards Betsy and Clay Eubanks Bobbie and Dallas Gay Jennifer and Mike Gottsman Crystal and Rusty Gravitt Melissa Hake Molly and James Hay Jane and John Hemmer Debbie and William Hendrix Joyce and Jock Hornor Natalie and Ashley Johnson Christin and John Kennedy Amy and Jay Kilroy Sally and Karry Kirchner Sheetal and Dev Mangalat Shantha and Frank McDonald Rena Millwood Debra and David Moshiri Martha and Pete Nesbitt Amanda and Bob Norton Valerie and William Rivenbark Jennifer and Deuce Roark Kelly and Rob Robinson Crystal and Josh Schlieman Judy and Mike Sewell Masrin and Mustafa Sharif Tammy and Bill Skinner Nichole and Brett Slattery Cindy and Stephen Starke

Lisa and Allen Tucker Staci and Mack Vinton Lynn and Joe Weber Anu and Kelvin Whisenhunt Addie and Philip Wilheit, Jr. '95 Cathy and Joe Wood Morgan and Trey Wood '04 Pat and Co Woody B LUE A N D O R A N G E C I RC LE ($500-$999)

Anonymous Amazon Smile Charlotte and Chelsea Bartenfeld Nicole and Michael Bennink Sondra and Thomas Berry Emily and Douglas Black Heather and Allen Butler Amber and Chris Carter Marie and Boyd Chandler Dawn and Christopher Chapman Ashley Collins Cece and Wally Conrath Jim Coyle Tracy Lovell and Robert Cunningham Emily and Puya Davoodi Jeanne De Boer Kathy and Don Deavers Katie and Matt Dubnik '99 The GE Foundation Georgia Powder Coating Georgia Sandlot 11U Kerry and Tad Gomez Bridget and Arthur Gopfert Joan and Eric Grabau Maggie and David Griffin Renee and Paul Groth Teresa Hughes Anna and Jay Jacobs '79 Lynn Jarrett Patty and Jesse Laine Jamieson Allen and Ken Lewis Kathy Kirkpatrick Oates '74 and Richard Oates Dorothy and Don Price Cindy and Strother Randolph, The Randolph Fund of The North Georgia Community Foundation Gunther Reese Lisette and Jose Rodriguez

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Mary and William Rogers Maria Alban and German Rojas Deavie and Benny Sims Darlene and Darrell Snyder Clare and Aden Wade Michelle and Geoffrey Weidner Renay and Brian Zimmel F RIEN D S OF LAKE V I E W ($4 99 AN D BELOW)

Anonymous (4) Adam Blackwell Agency Mary and Benjamin Ambrose Kristi and Joe Baer Carolyn and Harry Bagwell '80 Suzanne Bagwell '07 Kim and Floyd Baldwin Holly Vandiver Bales '99 and Andy Bales Shannon and David Ball Ashley and Josh Barrett Dawn and Kevin Barry Rosa and Ryman Beard Patricia and Gary Becker Arlene Bell Jodi and Ray Benson Helen Berry Nichole Bingo Conchita and Bill Black Shane Blackburn Melody and Wayne Blankenship Donna and William Blalock Abby Boerner Angela Bradley Kaye Branch Nancy and Michael Brooks Janet Browning Alice Bryant Cindy and David Bryant Brooke and Preston Burt Peggy and John Carrick Katie and Haughton Carswell '09 Debbie and Wayne Caston Tammy and Bill Chalmers Katie and Steve Chester Jennifer and Philip Chittaro Marvin Clarke Class of 2018 Brenda and Henry Cobb Lauren Cole Allison Cooper Kim and Todd Cottrell Gale Dale Debbie Lawson Davis '76 and Vince Davis Mary and Duane Davis Ashley and William Deringer Vicki and John Dillon Laura and Brent Drury Merrianne Dyer Sheila and Craig Ebel Leanne Edwards Linda and Alan Etter

Elina and Rafael Fernandez Shirley and William Fraser Gainesville School of Ballet Barbara and Tony Garrett Denise and Barkley Geib Christi Thomas Gilbert '04 and John Gilbert Taylor and Jeromie Gilmer Heyward Gnann Pamela and Orlando Gonzalez Kathy and Mike Grizzle Trista and Brad Grizzle Kathy and Howard Gross Nobuko and Bill Grubbs Kendall and Matthew Gruhn Fran Bonner-Habeeb Joseph Harris Beth and Lee Hemmer Barbara Hermann Aliyah and Nathaniel Hill Christi and Steve Hill Susan Hosford Ethel Zuniga and Rene Iglesias Sara Jennings Laura and Chad Johnson Anne Bleakley Jones Christina and Chance Jones Marty Jones Gail Keckler Kim Kilgo Hyuk Kim John Kinsey Leila Kramer Evie and William Langston Jennifer and Martin Lauzon Rachel and Mike Lawley Elizabeth Lee Cristina and Craig Leek Lios Leek Amanda and Steve Lewallen Donna and Kenneth Lewis Margaret and Adam Lindler Martha and John Lipold Kathleen and Mikhail Lovell Carol and Mark Lynden Angela and George MacMillan Kelsey and Jason Marcero Karen and Glenn Martin Candy and Michael McCann Carol and Jerry McClendon Beth and Bobby McElwee Marsha McFall Amanda and Eric McNair Jeannie and Kenneth Mercier Lydia and Jeremiah Mercier Julie and Tony Mikels Greg Mikkelsen Kathryn Mixon Liz Moore '90 Alice Ann and Tom Mundy Janell and Ed Myers Elaine and Charles Newman Wyoma and Ray Newman

Kimberly and John Nottingham Leigh-Anne and Neil O'Brien Jessica and Sehoon Oh Amy and James Park Ellen and William Partin Hart Wilheit Payne '90 and Jeff Payne Sara Pethel '13 Amelia and Logan Phillips Gladys and Derek Piper Lee Ann and Chad Pittman Lynne and Rick Plumber Gretchen Plummer Holly Ann and Rick Pratt Angela and Greg Presley Janel and David Prince Leslie Reed Rose Roark Lori and James Roberts Nikova and Andre Robertson Morgan Clark Rochester '07 and Deke Rochester '06 Janice and Travis Rogers Veronica and Gaylord Rowe Sharon and Jonathan Schaefer Jonathan Schaefer, II '16 Pat and Joe Schuebert Kara and Jonathan Scroggs Suzanne Sewell Judy and Harvey Silverman Ashley and John Simpson Christie and John Smathers Christina and Brian Smith Hyeseon and Leh Suen Gerran and James Syfan Betty and Tommy Talbot Alyson and Keith Taylor Erin Hayes Taylor '96 and Richard Taylor Mollie and Isaac Thomas Tina and Mike Thomas Amy and James Thrailkill Gina Tipton Karen and Jeff Towles Ami Travillian-Vonesh Melody Tupper Craig Waddell Katie and Nathan Wallace Beth and Ed Waller Anne and Edmund Waller Anne and B.J. Watson Cheryl and Troy Wheeler Megan and Andy White Lauryn and Sam White Lori and Paul White Garrett Wiley '08 Lisa and Woody Wilkins Pamela and Simon Williams Steve Williams Ana Patino-Osorno and Trey Wilson Stephanie and Jeffrey Wilson Melva and Ray Wilson Deena Woodworth Celita and Clyde Wylie

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Loretta and Vince Yamilkoski Lynn and Kerry Zottnick Debra and John Zwald AN N UAL FUN D -ATHL E TI CS

Martina and David Henderson

AN N UAL FUN D -BA S E BA L L

Cathy Finch and Scot Stewart Cindy and Gene Edwards Georgia Sandlot 11U Milton Martin Honda Rose Roark

AN N UAL FUN D -BA S K ETBA L L

Christine and Carson Allen Shane Blackburn Peggy and John Carrick Denise and Barkley Geib John Kinsey Alyson and Keith Taylor Amy and James Thrailkill

AN N UAL FUN D -F I NE A RT S

Jodi and Ray Benson Debbie and William Hendrix Lisa and Donald Jue

AN N UAL FUN D -FO OT BA L L

Adam Blackwell Agency Jenna and Adam Blackwell Kelli and Michael Bornhorst Cindy and David Bryant Gale Dale Merrianne Dyer Heyward Gnann Joan and Eric Grabau Barbara Hermann Susan Hosford Lynn Jarrett Karen and Glenn Martin Lesley and Dwight Melson Alice Ann and Tom Mundy Jennifer and Deuce Roark Janice and Travis Rogers Christina and Brian Smith Anne and Edmund Waller

AN N UAL FUN D -L E A R NI NG SUP P ORT

E. Frances Rees

AN N UAL FUN D -LOWE R S CHO O L

Leila Kramer Evie and William Langston Loretta and Vince Yamilkoski

GI NA BY R A N T S C H O L A RS H I P

Cece and Wally Conrath Tammy and Bill Skinner

Sharon Schaefer in honor of Dr. John P. Kennedy Veronica and Gaylord Rowe in honor of Dylan P. Mulka

I N HO N O R O F

Ashley and Bill Deringer in honor of Cannon Deringer Beth and Thomas Horton in honor of Adeline and Emilia Horton Betty and Tommy Talbot in honor of Brock and Luke Harris Brenda and Henry Cobb in honor of Ford Dempsey Brooke and Preston Burt in honor of Michael McCann Carolyn and Harry Bagwell ’80 in honor of Suzanne ’07 and James Bagwell ‘11 Clare and Aden Wade in honor of Gracie and Emmie Finley Ethel Zuniga and Rene Iglesias in honor of Diego Reyes Zuniga German Rojas in honor of Isabella and Lorenzo Rojas-Alban Gladys and Derek Piper in honor of Sierra Piper Harvey Burns in honor of Breanna Burns Jeanne de Boer in honor of Larsen Pudenz Judy and Mike Sewell in honor of Emily Browne Joan and Gregory Mikkelsen in honor of Olivia Kempker Kathy and Howard Gross in honor of Riley and Zachary Dupont Kathryn P. Mixon in honor of Will Dennard Kelsey Zottnick in honor of Lynn and Kerry Zottnick Kristi and Joe Baer in honor of Marissa ’13 and Natalie Baer ‘16 Laura and Chad Johnson in honor of Zach and Luke Johnson Lisette and Jose Rodriguez in honor of Colton Smith Lynne Booth-Plummer in honor of McRee Laine Booth Maria Alban and German Rojas in honor of Isabella and Lorenzo Rojas-Alban Marion and Terry Barford in honor of Abigail and Nolan Barford Mary Ann and Ralph Black in honor of Ella Black Meg and Allen Nivens in honor of Sara and Annie Nivens Mimi and Poppy in honor of Charlotte Black Mollie and Isaac Thomas in honor of William Beard Molly and Jim Hay in honor of Paxton and Anniston Smathers Pam and O.J. Gonzalez in honor of Eden and Emma Gonzalez Pat and C.O. Woody in honor of Eric Davis

I N M E M O RY O F

Alice Bryant in memory of Don R. Bryant and Gina Bryant Anne and Edmund Waller in memory of Jean Gruhn B. Jay and Anna Watson in memory of Wanda Watson Barbara Hermann in memory of Jean Gruhn Carolyn, Harry ‘80, Suzanne ‘07 and James Bagwell ‘11 in memory of Jean Gruhn Christian Haynes in memory of Jean Gruhn Cindy and David Bryant in memory of Jean Gruhn D. Lynn Jarrett in memory of Jean Gruhn Debbie and Wayne Caston in memory of Charles Caston Elia and Roula Abboud in memory of Mona and George Abboud Garrett Wiley in memory of Kelly Nash Heyward Gnann in memory of Jean Gruhn Jeannie and Kenneth Mercier in memory of Jean Gruhn Jenna and Adam Blackwell in memory of Jean Gruhn Joan and Eric Grabau in memory of Jean Gruhn Joe Harris in memory of Millicent C. Harris Jonathan Schaefer in memory of Miss Beth Karen Martin in memory of Jean Gruhn Maggie and David Griffin in memory of Pamela Cruth Griffin Martha and John Lipold in memory of Gina Bryant Sharon Schaefer in memory of Miss Beth Susan Hosford in memory of Jean Gruhn Thomas Mundy in memory of Jean Gruhn I N - KI N D DO N O R S

2Dog Alexander, Almand & Bangs, LLP Angela and Jeremy Ewers Anna and Jay Jacobs '79, Lydiann Gailey '07, Louisa Jacobs '10, and John Jacobs '15 Barbara Hicks Barkley Geib Best Sign Monuments BGW Dental Carroll Daniel Construction Company Christ Place Church (Blackshear Baptist) Debbie Hendrix Doug Fadool and Family Forum Communications Gainesville Mechanical, Inc. Gainesville Theatre Alliance Georgia’s Own Credit Union

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Halski Systems Hart Wilheit Payne ‘90 and Jeff Payne Henry Shen Holly Ann and Rick Pratt Jacobs Media Jaemor Farms Janell Myers Jim Hardman Karen Davis Interiors Kelly Garmon Legacy Machinery, Inc. Mike Thomas Milton Martin Honda Milton Martin Toyota Pep Matus

Veronica and Louis Albanese Cindi and J. Alexander Cindy and Gust Askounis Jenna and Adam Blackwell Nancy and Mike Brooks Carmina and Honorio Bulos Amber and Chris Carter Shirley and Armando Castillo Patti and Robert Chambers Nancy Chen Regina and Broughton Cochran Jerry Coker Tracy and Robert Cunningham Kristin and Brian Daniel Katie and Matt Dubnik ‘99 Allison and Drew Dupont Louise and David Evans Swati and Abhishek Gaur Bobbie and Dallas Gay Dana and Tommy Gay Lynna and Robert Gotsch Renee and Paul Groth Sara and Erik Grover Laura and Todd Hall Winifred and Craig Harris Amy and Jim Harrison Judy Harrison Carrie Hatfield Jane and John Hemmer Ron Henry Joyce and Jock Hornor Beth and Thomas Horton

Rhett Roark Richard Faulkner Roark Construction Shelley Palmour Anderson Shonda and Mark Sosebee Versaguard Wilheit Packaging, LLC T HE R E S O LUT I O N RUN 2 0 1 8

Bales Diesel Service North Georgia Medical Transport Medical Aesthetics at Guilford The Fudgery The Heart Center of Northeast Georgia Medical Center

Sally & Karry Kirchner Patty and Jesse Laine Bethany and Matt Magnus Kristen and Doug Mathis Pep Matus Lesley and Dwight Melson Mencom Corporation Rena Millwood Tanya and Steven Mulka Martha and John Nesbitt Ann Nixon Hart Wilheit Payne '90 and Jeff Payne Holly Ann and Rick Pratt Marica and Kevin Price Sandy and Bobby Rice Kelly and Rob Robinson Marci and John Russo Catherine and Bill Saye Crystal and Josh Schlieman Alice and Karl Schultz Judy and Mike Sewell Josie and Sam Siemon Doris Smith Mary and George Smith Takeuchi Mfg (US) Ltd Julia and John Tyson Christina Cochran White ‘94 Laura and RK Whitehead Kay and Christian Wolf Morgan and Trey Wood ‘04 Lynn and Kerry Zottnick

Lakeview Academy is grateful for the support of its alumni, families and friends. The information in this section is prepared by the Development Office and represents unaudited numbers and includes gifts received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. Despite our best efforts, there may be inaccuracies in this report. Please let us know by contacting the Development Office at 770-531-2604 and accept our sincere apologies.

2017-18 BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS PR E S I DE N T S : C AT H Y FI N CH A N D S COT S T E WA RT PL AT I N UM $ 5 0 0 + Veronica and Louis Albanese Christine and Carson Allen Robin and Benjamin Baker Jenna and Timothy Blackwell Kelli and Michael Bornhorst Sherry Brock Michelle and Thomas Child Cadie and Jay Cooper Suzanne and Jarl Echols Gabriele Erickson Heidi and Todd Ferguson Cricket and Paul Garlich Dana and Tommy Gay Joan and Eric Grabau Crystal and Rusty Gravitt Nancy and Bob Gravitt Amy and Jim Harrison Kimberly and Dack Johnson Sheetal and Dev Mangalat Kevin Millwood Rena Millwood Meg and Allen Nivens Lindsey and Chris Perkins Lisa Pruitt-Hamby Cathy Finch and Scot Stewart Laura and RK Whitehead Stephanie Braselton Williams '91 and Jason Williams N AV Y $ 2 0 0 Janice Braselton Peggy and John Carrick Lynn Jarrett Kristen and Doug Mathis Kari and Scott McIntyre Adrienne and Richard Pitts Nichole and Brett Slattery FRI E N DS O F L A KE V I E W $ 1 0 0 DeAnna and Daniel Browne Laura and Brent Drury Dorothy and Don Price Christie and John Smathers

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