It has been a pleasure to serve as the Event Co-Chairs for the 2014 FundFest. As Co-Chairs, we have had the opportunity to work with skilled volunteers who are passionate about the success of FundFest. We acknowledge these hard-working volunteers who make this event one of the finest fundraisers:
committee chairs Doug Rebert, Chairman Emeritus Sandi Abraham Chrissy Auman Bernadette Gardner ’87
Traci Jacobs Melissa Obetz Beth Otto
Laurie Rebert Devon Rohrer Christina Simonds
committee members
checkout & volunteers
creative design
Kris Johnson Ami Landis Deb Radwanski Meg Shields Cindy Socie
children’s challenge video Dulcey Antonucci Dave Kapferer
Dulcey Antonucci Caroline Badri Tonya Bergstrom Elise Green Eric Heisey Shannon Heisey Angie Hershey Alissa Larkin Emily Mavridoglou Beth Otto Nicole Patterson
Emily Mavridoglou Nicole Patterson
maintenance staff Jim Keweshan Brian Benner Rose DeSante Stu Patton Scott Spangler Ken Zimmerman
Special recognition to Shelby LaMar and Sherry Vernet of the Development Office for their invaluable guidance and support. Thank you for attending the 2014 FundFest “Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez” As they say in New Orleans, “Let the Good Times Roll!
Rebecca Miller Event Co-Chair
Justina Juvonen-Dodge Event Co-Chair
The FundFest
committee
extends its heartfelt
thanks
to everyone who
participated in this year’s event. Your generosity and support are deeply appreciated.
grand raffle sponsored by Prudential Homesale soon to be Berkshire Hathaway Homesale Realty
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premier sponsors
Brent L. Miller Jewelers & Goldsmiths Brentwood Industries
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leadership sponsors
Barley Snyder Brain Orthopedic Spine Specialists, P.C. Mr. Art Dodge and Mrs. Justina Juvonen-Dodge Fromuth Tennis Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gentry Landis Motorsports M. J. Earl, Inc. Susquehanna Bank Sweet Street Desserts Wohlsen Construction
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signature sponsors
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Juvonen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seavey Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tate Mr. Steven and Dr. Victoria Zuckerman
general sponsors
Edwards Electric & Telecom, Inc. Fulton Bank Mid-Atlantic Fire and Air Trout, Ebersole & Groff, LLP
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ippolita earrings Vanscoy, Maurer & Bash
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friends of lcds
The Abraham Family Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Roderick H. Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. DeSanctis Mr. and Mrs. Ty M. Espenshade Mr. and Mrs. Greg P. Ganse Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Gardner Jr. ’84 ’87 Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gregor Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Groff III Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Jureckson Ms. Yvonne M. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Otto Mrs. Phoebe H. Showers Dr. Dan Sotirescu and Dr. So Hyang Park Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stadel Dr. Carl and Dr. Katherine Valenziano
H u r ry ! Don’t miss out! Ippolita 18 Karat Yellow Gold Large Lollipop Earrings with Green Gold Citrine and Pyrite
… Get your tickets early at the check-in table. Only 200 tickets available.
We
salute
the following
Benefactors
for their
generous contributions to Lancaster Country Day School. A & L Doors and Specialties, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Haas
Dr. and Mrs. William G. Reiss
The Abraham Family
Mr. Karl Hartmann and Dr. Sandra Urdaneta Hartmann
Reyna Information Technology Services, LLC
Dr. Parvez Ahmed and Dr. Sheela Y. Ahmed
Mr. Ryan T. Heslop ‘95
Mrs. Janet B. Alspach
Estate of Margaret Schaeffer Hoar ‘41
Dr. Shakeel and Dr. Vinitha Amanullah
Ms. Stephanie Hunsberger
Anonymous (2)
Mrs. Sally M. Jarvis
Ms. Susan M. Rohr
Armstrong World Industries, Inc.
Mr. Patrick Kelsey and Dr. Jennifer Sceppa
Mr. and Mrs. Ralston W. Russell Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Auman
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Kubis Ms. Ruth N. Lamb *
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Russo
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Bartos ‘92 Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Becker II
Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Landau
Mr. and Mrs. Drew N. Behmer
Landis Car Wash and Lube Center
Ms. Sallie A. Bengtson
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Landis
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Scull
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Bloom ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gary Langmuir
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Seavey
Bobby Rahal Lexus
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Larkin Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lemonick
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Sherban
Mr. Joseph T. Breneman II ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Lisk
Brentwood Industries, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Loreto
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Bryner
M. J. Earl, Inc.
Miss Ellen M. Simpson ‘73
Dr. and Mrs. Jason T. Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Maier II
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Socie
Dr. and Mrs. David W. Christensen
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Maley
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Clark ‘87
Mr. Christopher M. Markley and Dr. Dorothy M. May
Mr. Adrian A. Colley ‘57
Dr. Jeffrey S. Marshall
Comcast Corporation
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Martin
Mr. Anthony A. Spleen ‘82
Drs. Paul and Sharon Conslato
Dr. John Mathai and Dr. Sharon L. Scott
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stadel
Ms. Jennifer L. Craighead
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Mattson
Dr. and Mrs. P. Lynwood Stagg III
Dr. and Mrs. William M. Curtin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Maurer
The Dodge Family Foundation
Mid-Atlantic Fire & Air, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Dodge
Dr. and Mrs. Shaka Monroe
Mr. Arthur B. Dodge III and Ms. Justina Juvonen-Dodge
Dr. Kevin R. Muzzio and Dr. Suzette J. Song
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stoycos ‘81
Mrs. Margaretha G. Dodge
National Penn Bank
Sweet Street Desserts, Inc.
Drs. Eichenlaub & May
Ms. Margaret J. Neff ‘43 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nemeroff
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Tate
Ms. Virginia L. Eckman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Eilenberger
Northwest Savings Bank
EJ Penn Associates, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. R. Seth Obetz ‘89
Ferree Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Olcott
Utica National Insurance Group
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Frey
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Oxholm
VanScoy Maurer & Bash Jewelers
Mr. Michael S. Frick and Mrs. Kathy M. Cerullo-Frick
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Peake
Fromuth Tennis
Pennside Partners Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Verman
Frontier Communications Corporation
Pennsylvania Truck Centers, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Fry
Performance Processing, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ware
Gamber Container, Inc.
Phillips Facilities Management Group
Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Wassell
Gardner Russo & Gardner
PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Wege
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Gardner ‘53 ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Primus
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Gardner Jr. ‘84 ‘87
Prudential Homesale Family of Companies
Dr. John R. Gerdy and Mrs. E. Follin Smith
Dr. Robert W. Pulliam and Dr. Melissa McKernan-Pulliam
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Godfrey
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Rebert
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Yoder
Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Groff III
Regency Old Timers Hockey
Mr. Steven Zuckerman and Dr. Victoria Zuckerman
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rhoads
Mr. and Mrs. Palle Rye Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rye
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Shields
Ms. Sandy L. Solmon and Mr. Douglas M. Messinger Dr. Dan Sotirescu and Dr. So Hyang Park
Dr. and Mrs. Elliot B. Sterenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Stonerook
Tennco, Inc. UHS of Pennsylvania, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Walling
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Weidman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wohlbier ‘89
Thank you
to these companies and individuals who
advertised in the FundFest 2014 catalog.
Amerigreen Barley Snyder Brain Orthopedic Spine Specialists, P.C. Brent L. Miller Jewelers & Goldsmiths Brentwood Industries Brubaker, Connaughton, Goss & Lucarelli LLC Buck Home Furnishings DBL Tank Services, Inc. Dermatoogy Associates Mr. Art Dodge and Mrs. Justina Juvonen-Dodge Donegal Insurance Group ECORE International Edwards Electric & Telecom, Inc. Eschbach Bus Family First Medical Franklin & Marshall College Fromuth Tennis Fulton Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gentry Hagelgans & Veronis Mr. and Mrs. Ron Juvonen
Please
Lancaster County Motors Lancaster Gastroenterology, Inc. Landis Motorsports M. J. Earl, Inc. Metro Bank Mid-Atlantic Fire and Air Pennsylvania Truck Centers, Inc. Prudential Homesale soon to be Berkshire Hathaway Homesale Realty Reading Neck and Spine Rhoads Energy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seavey Spruce Law Group Susquehanna Bank Sweet Street Desserts Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tate 3-D Sculpt Me Trout, Ebersole & Groff, LLP Vanscoy, Maurer & Bash Wohlsen Construction Mr. Steven and Dr. Victoria Zuckerman
consid er patron izing o ur suppor ters.
King of Prussia Mall
5,000
$
soon to be
Shopping Spree
Take your family (or yourself ) to King of Prussia and enjoy a $5,000 shopping spree. Choose from over 400 stores at Pennsylvania’s premier shopping destination, located just 63 miles from Lancaster. This grand prize is provided by The Prudential Homesale Family of Companies, proud sponsor of the FundFest 2014 Raffle.
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$
25/each or $ 100/five
Thank You! The
Board of Trustees FundFest 2014.
wishes to thank
the FundFest Committee and all those who contributed to
Head of School Steven D. Lisk …
Board of Trustees Sandi Abraham, President
Vinitha Amanullah
Stephen Najarian
Todd Bartos ’92
Laurie Rebert
L. J. Bloom ’87
Meg Shields
George Finney Bernadette Gardner ’87
Deidre Simmons William Stoycos ’81
Barbara Gillis ’58
Tom Socie
Ami Landis
Brian Tate
Gary Langmuir
Harla Verman
James Lemonick
Kevin Walling
Christopher Mattson Shaka Monroe
Sandy Wege Victoria Zuckerman
welcome reception 6:00 p.m. …
food stations 7:00 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. …
silent auctions First Section closes 7:30 p.m. Second Section closes 8:00 p.m. …
raffle drawings 8:15 p.m. $5,000 King of Prussia Shopping Spree Ippolita Earrings …
live auction 8:30 p.m. …
check out Located in the Buckwalter Gymnasium Cash, Check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express or PrePay
menu appetizers
Mini Muffuletta Blue Crab Beignets and Tasso Ham Beignets Cornmeal Crusted Catfish Po-Boys Crispy Fried Alligator Skewers with Spicy Dipping Sauce …
salad station
Crisp Caesar Salad Fresh Spinach Salad with Hot Bacon Dressing Deviled Egg and Potato Salad Roasted Tomato and Black Eyed Pea Salad Jalapeño Cornbread and French Baguettes …
creole station
White Beans and Greens with Shrimp Jambalaya with Andouille Sausage, Chicken and Shrimp Red Beans and Rice Crawfish Gumbo with Okra Cheddar Grits with Titi Shrimp …
carving station
Prime Rib Au Jus Chicken Paprika over White Rice and Cipollini Onions Seared Red Snapper Fillet over Braised Collard Greens Fresh Sugared Sweet Potatoes …
dessert station
ts de sserd by e d onat
Powdered Beignets Assorted Sweet Street Items
Coffee and Tea Service featuring New Orleans Style Café Du Monde Iced Coffee
silent auction rules 1. Look for a bid sheet located near each silent auction item. 6. In the event of a dispute, the auction “OFFICIAL” shall Persons desiring to bid may write their bid numbers on the bid act as the final authority and shall determine the winning sheet. bidder. In the event that two bidders are in the process of bidding on the same item when the “OFFICIAL” 2. Use only the bid number assigned to you. Your number is your attempts to circle the winning bid, the “OFFICIAL” identification. may conduct a mini-live auction between those two bidders. The official’s decision will be final. 3. Under no circumstances may a bid sheet be removed from the table. 7. Following the auction, acknowledgments will be mailed to those bidders who have at least one winning bid that 4. The Silent Auction will begin at 6 p.m. and will close exceeds the estimated fair market value of the item at various intervals throughout the evening. Closing purchased. These acknowledgments will serve as verification times will be announced during the evening and are noted of a tax-deductible contribution. When the winning in this catalog. The closing bid circled by the auction bid is equal to or less than the estimated fair market value, “OFFICIAL” constitutes the winning bid. no receipt will be issued and no charitable gift tax deduction should be taken. 5. It will be the responsibility of the winning bidders to pay in full and pick up their purchases at the end of the evening. 8. A ll payments are due the night of the event. Cash, personal checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express will be accepted.
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Ball-Runner for Varsity Soccer Game Athletic Department
Help keep the game running smoothly during a varsity boys’ or girls’ soccer game by serving as a sideline runner. Meet with the team before and after the game. Valid for a home game. Each child can choose two games.
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Best Selling Series of Books Basket Jeanette Hebel $72.00
Two best-selling series of books, the first (3) “How to Train Your Dragon” and “Guardians of Ga’Hoole” books, a flip light for reading under the covers, Bananagrams and Story Cubes.
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Brighton Collectibles, Chelsea Square $156.00
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Stoner Car Care Kit Zechman Family/Stoner Incorporated $50.00
This kit is sold exclusively for professional use. Now Stoner products are available to auto enthusiasts who demand the best. Twelve cans of exceptional cleaning and finishing products.
A Day in NYC!
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Conestoga Tours
Donated by: Value:
$100.00
Trip for two on a luxury bus to do as you please in NYC. Don’t worry about driving or parking. Spend the day worry free. Expires 4/15/2015
Courtyard Picnic
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Helen Weaver & Betsy Hedbavny
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$50.00
Enjoy a pizza picnic lunch with 3 of your closest friends. Dine on blankets in the beautifully manicured Country Day courtyard. Valid until the end of the 2013-2014 school year.
Brighton Necklace and Earring Set
Gunmetal, crystal, and pebbled links go hand-in-hand across this chic necklace. An adjustable chain in Gunmetal means you can wear this hefty piece of hardware with scoop-necks and more! The earrings are a perfect match.
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Emergency Trunk Bucket The Rebert Family $75.00
Keep this emergency kit in the back of your car. You will never need to stop for any essentials.
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One Year Family of Four Membership Universal Athletic Club $2,200.00
Four members of your family can enjoy getting into shape at Universal Athletic Club. This membership includes full use of the facility and enrollment for two adults in our “Your Plan 4 Success” program.
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Microsoft Office Training Class The Digital Workshop $175.00
This digital workshop offers hands on training classes including Microsoft Office, web development, desktop publishing and social media for novice or advanced users. Excel, Outlook, Word, Powerpoint, or Quickbooks. Offer expires September 30, 2014.
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Field Hockey Skills Clinic
Donated by:
Meg Reed & Jen Brubaker
Shearing a Sheep Dale Mylin
Have a front row seat to the most exciting assembly of the year! Assist Mr. Mylin while he shears a sheep for you and your classmates. You can even keep the wool. Spring 2014.
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Snow Day Games/Science Factory Basket Jeanette Hebel & North Museum $215.00
This basket is filled with games and puzzles to keep even the most house-bound children occupied on a snowy day. Once the snow is cleared, 4 passes to the Lancaster Science Factory and a family membership to the North Museum await.
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Water Boy for a Varsity Boys’ Basketball Game Athletic Department (A, B, C)
Serve as water boy for a varsity boys’ basketball home game. You can meet the team in the locker room during pre-game, half-time and post-game.
Water Girl for a Varsity Girls’ Basketball Game Athletic Department (A, B, C)
Serve as water girl for a varsity girls’ basketball home game. You can meet the team in the locker room during pre-game, half-time and post-game.
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This package is for 5-10 lower school girls (2nd-5th grade) to improve their field hockey skills. This clinic is for an hour and is to be redeemed in April, May or June 2014.
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Teddy Bear Picnic Sheryl Krafft and Devon Groff
Join PS teachers Mrs. Krafft and Ms. Groff for a picnic with your teddy bears. Enjoy a special activity, story and lunch together. This is for one 3-5 year old and guest. Mutually agreeable date May to June 7, 2014.
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One Hour Tennis Lesson Athletic Department
A one hour tennis lesson with either of the varsity tennis coaches, Jim Phipps or Laura Graybill. This lesson is based on a mutually agreed upon date.
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Kumihimo Braided Sterling Silver Necklace Karen Kuhn Wright of Karen Kuhn Artworks $95.00
This necklace is made of sterling silver, amethysts and abalone shell on a kumihimo braided cord of silk and satin.
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Buy Yourself a Treat! Veleska Jewelry $100.00
With this Veleska Jewelry Gift Certificate you have the power of choice. Come into our boutique and experience that “kid in a candy store” rush. Peruse our numerous collections of jewelry handmade from the heart.
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Gift Basket of Wonderful Flavors! Seasons Olive Oil and Vinegar Taproom $80.00
This delectable gift basket is filled with pasta, artichoke parmesan tapenade, fig spread, lemon mustard dill sauce, spicy squashed green olives and recipe cards.
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“Dr. Pickle Program” Jim Ringlein $150.00
Dr. Pickle tries to convince everyone that pickles are the solution to many sticky technological problems. Since 2009 Jim has been providing this fun scientific program at a wide variety of venues. This is valid for one 45 minute program. Mutually acceptable date in the next year.
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Barrick Candles Margrethe & Rick Faulkner $60.00
These unique artisan candles will fit in any home. There are 3 light green, 3 turquoise and 3 orange handmade candles.
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Bowling Fun!
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Whether you roll a strike, spare or gutter ball…have a “bowl” with the 3rd Grade Teachers. We will play a game or two and then have pizza. Mutually agreed upon date. Expires 4/15/2015
Fulton Theatre & The FundFest Committee $150.00
Start your evening with a delicious dinner at Carr’s Restaurant before the show and then enjoy two tickets to the Fulton Theatre performance of “The Buddy Holly Story.”
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Girl Scout Basket Girl Scout Troop 70441 (LCDS) $750.00
Yum!!! Did you miss out on Girl Scout Cookies? This package includes one of each kind of the world famous cookies and a stuffed “Samoa” bear from Build-A-Bear. Bear comes with two adorable outfits.
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Miniature Golf Outing Cathy Witmer & Lynn Arnold $50.00
Your child will have the time of his or her life! Allow him or her to choose 3 friends and drop them off at Village Greens Miniature Golf Course, Strasburg, to play a round of golf with Mrs. Witmer and Mrs. Arnold. Includes a refreshing ice cream treat afterwards. For a 1st-5th grade student. June 10th or 11th at 6:00pm.
Laura Graybill & Stacey Kubis $75.00
Dinner and a Show
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Betsy Olmsted Gift Package Betsy Olmsted Print & Repeat Design $250.00
Designed and made in Lancaster, PA by Betsy Olmsted. Includes two tea towels, set of 4 napkins, table runner, notecards and 2 flour sack towels.
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Giclée Print Robert Evans $225.00
Unframed giclée print “West from Roundtop” by Rob Evans.
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Giclée Print
Donated by: Value:
$85.00
Framed Silhouettes of your Children Jen Sebelist $100.00
Have your children’s unique silhouettes hand drawn by Jen Sebelist. The final portrait will be presented in a black 5x7 frame. Good for up to 8 children. Expires May 15, 2014
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Four Alex and Ani Bracelets Friends of LCDS $160.00
Four beautiful Alex and Ani bracelets in silver and blue combinations. Wear with jeans or dress them up.
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Renée Patton Evans
Unframed giclée print “Sea Creatures” by Renée Patton Evans.
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Four Vouchers to The Lancaster Symphony The Lancaster Symphony $240.00
Four vouchers to The Lancaster Symphony. Valid for the 2014-2015 season.
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Kate Spade Purse Lynette Lefever Trout ‘78 $348.00
Comfortable shoulder length bag from popular designer Kate Spade will complement any outfit.
Professional Portrait Session Studio 841 $400.00
Gift certificate entitling you to one complimentary portrait session valued at $400.00 with professional photographers at Studio 841. The package includes session, one 11x14 portrait, two 8x10 prints and four 5x7 prints.
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Big Time Whitewater Rafting Jim Thorpe River Adventures $150.00
Big Time Whitewater Rafting Trip down a 12.5 mile section of the river with 19 class 1 and class 2 rapids throughout. Enjoy an exciting fun filled adventure on the beautiful Lehigh River. Expires October 2014.
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Movie Madness Friends of LCDS $125.00
Keep little ones entertained during long car or plane rides with this light weight portable dvd player, an array of movies and snacks galore.
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Pretend Sleepover Margrethe Faulkner and Kevia Walton $50.00
Eight children in PS to 2nd grade can eat pizza and cupcakes and watch a movie in the junior kindergarten room on April 25 or May 2, 2014 from 6-8 p.m.
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Mini Golf and Ice Cream Kerri Behmer and Dace Eaby $100.00
Enjoy a day out in Strasburg for your child and four friends with Mrs. Behmer and Mrs. Eaby. We will play a round of mini golf at Village Greens and finish the day with some icecream at the Strasburg Creamery.
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Bottle of Perfume Friends of LCDS $100.00
Add this popular, on-trend springtime scent to your fragrance wardrobe.
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Tennis Lessons Phil Myers/Wisehaven Tennis Center $85.00
Enjoy one hour of instruction from York County’s most enjoyable pro.
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Pet Basket “Doggone Crazy” Friends of LCDS $150.00
This basket is especially made for your pooch. He will enjoy treats, toys and sprays.
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Drinks-n-Stinks Tom and Cindy Socie Dan Carr General Cigar $300.00
Two bottles of premium Whiskey pairs nicely with this box of La Gloira Cubana handmade cigars.
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Cultural Extravaganza The venues listed below $325.00
This package is perfect for the theater and museum enthusiast. Includes tickets to the following attractions: Brandywine Museum, Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum, Ephrata Performing Arts Center, Reading Symphony, Music in the Vineyards 2014 and Hershey Theater.
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Austin Barrie Custom Suit TMB $800.00
The quality of this suit is apparent in the details – superior fabric and the most careful construction.
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PSU Football Tickets
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Craig and Karen Socie $355.00
Six tickets on the 40 yard line, behind the bench, rows 9 and 10 at the Penn State vs. University of Massachusetts game on Saturday, September 20, 2014.
Dan Cohen & Phil and Evelyn Lisi
Four seats at a Passover Seder, hosted by the Cohen and Lisi families. The Seder will be Saturday, April 12th at 3pm. Open to all: no religious affiliation or previous Seder experience required. Food and dessert provided. For an upper school student and up to 3 friends. This event will be held at the Cohen home.
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Coin Pearl Necklace Helen Najarian $300.00
You can wear this as a necklace or as two strands, different lengths.
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Dooney & Bourke Purse Jeff & Colleen Jacobsen $265.00
This black pebbled leather handbag with handles and shoulder strap is perfect for any time of day.
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Cohen-Lisi Passover Seder
One-year Lifestyle Membership Body Zone Sports & Wellness Complex
Value: (A) Value: (B)
$900.00 $900.00
Each Lifestyle Membership includes access to the indoor track, over 150 pieces of strength and cardio equipment, group exercise classes, 25-yard indoor pool, 97 degree hydrotherapy pool and the Lifestyle Workshop covering exercise, nutrition, stress reduction, smoking cessation and other health related topics.
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California Wine Collection Michael and Jayme Rhoads $300.00
An assortment of six fine Napa and Russian River Pinot Noirs.
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4 Penn State Club Seats and Parking The Socie Family $260.00
Four club seats and a parking pass at Beaver Stadium for the Penn State vs. University of Massachusetts game on Saturday, September 20, 2014.
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Oil on Canvas William Chambers $275.00
This 5x9 oil on canvas “#572 laboratory series” was created by William Chambers who teaches art at the York Art Association and Lancaster County Art Association.
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Drafts-n-Crafts Tom and Cindy Socie Dan Carr General Cigar $250.00
This artisan hand crafted cigar has a uniquely earthy flavor and pairs nicely with these 2 six packs of craft beer.
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Basket of Fine Wines Rick & Susan Seavey $150.00
Enjoy this Manni Nossing 2010 Kerner, Saxon Brown 2009 Chardonnay and Macauley 2011 Zinfandel. All three would be great additions to any wine collection. Enjoy!
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Indy 500 Tickets Tim and Sue Yoder $180.00
Do you have a need for speed? Win two tickets to the Indy 500 on May 25, 2014. The seats are Section E, Row B24.
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Jack Victor Blazer Fillings $450.00
Freshen up your wardrobe with an all season Jack Victor Blazer.
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Tory Burch Bag Friends of LCDS $225.00
This fashion forward handbag will be a go to piece all Spring and Summer!
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Auction
Wine Cabinet with Granite Top
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Craig and Karen Socie $200.00
Value:
Beautiful granite service table with black wine cabinet base. Holds 12 bottles.
Buck Home Furnishings
Donated by: Value:
$495.00
This beautiful hand-blown art glass vase in stunning hues of red and gold is a great accent for any home.
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VIP Seating to LCDS Plays Friends of LCDS $80.00
No need to rush...your seats are reserved for these typically sold out performances. Four tickets to the Fall and Spring theater production at LCDS.
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Limited Edition Fine Art Print Sea Glass Fine Art $495.00
A limited edition twelve-inch fine art print selected from the artist’s portfolio. Or apply the full value of your certificate to a larger print, canvas gallery wrap or wall grouping. Image categories include landscapes, seacoast, still lifes, architecture, flowers, city scenes and found objects.
Nike Sneakers for the Family Fromuth Tennis $500.00
You and your family will enjoy this unique item — picking out brand new sneakers for every member of your family from Fromuth.
Hand-blown Art Vast
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LCDS School Spirit Basket Athletic & Arts Departments The Obetz Family and the Rebert Family $450.00
This wonderful basket is filled with a Lancaster Country Day School blanket, sweatshirt, sweatpants, t-shirt, pennant, stickers and more. There is also a membership for the 20142015 Cougar & Arts Clubs.
live auction rules 1. The live auction will begin at 8:30 p.m. and continue until all items have been auctioned. 2. Use only the bid number assigned to you. Your number is your identification. 3. In order to enter a bid, the bidder must raise his or her bid number high and attract the attention of the auctioneer or spotters. This must be repeated each time he initiates or increases a bid. Each bid legally obligates the bidder to pay his bid price, in full, if his or her bid is deemed the highest at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. The auction will be fast paced, so bids must be made quickly. 4. Payment by the successful bidder will be made at the end of the evening (approx. 10 p.m.) when all items may be paid for at one time. Cash, personal checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express will be accepted. 5. A ll sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items by the donors or this institution except where specified unless donor is unable to fulfill obligation as described. Please do not ask the donors for exchanges or refunds. 6. L ancaster Country Day School has endeavored to catalog and describe the items and services correctly, but everything is sold “as is.� Certain auction items and/or services may have restrictive use or other qualifications that affect value, application, or use thereof to bidder. Many items, such as the vacation homes, are non-transferable. Purchasers are bound by the precise restrictions specified by the donors. The terms are not negotiable. Please read the specifications and limitations carefully. 7. Lancaster Country Day School makes no express or implied warranties or representations of any kind or nature with respect to the property or services, and in no event shall it be responsible for the correctness of description, nor deemed to have made any representation or warranty of description, genuineness, authenticity, or condition of the property or services and no statement in the catalog or made at the sale or in the bill of sale or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty or representation
or an assumption of liability. By his or her purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against either Lancaster Country Day School or the donor of the property or services, and neither LCDS nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damages to property that may result from the utilization of property or services sold. 8. I tems may be picked up at the checkout area upon payment. When an item has not been displayed, the purchaser will receive a certificate for the gift. 9. A cknowledgments will be issued following the auction to those bidders who have at least one winning bid that exceeds the estimated fair market value of the item purchased. These acknowledgments will serve as verification of a tax-deductible contribution for tax purposes. When the winning bid is equal to or less than the estimated fair market value, no receipt will be issued and no charitable gift tax deduction should be taken. 10. U nless otherwise specified, all auction items and services must be used within one year from the date of the auction, April 5, 2014. Unless specified, dates and times are to be arranged at the mutual convenience of, by, and between the donor and buyer. To avoid disappointment, please make all vacation reservations well in advance. Security and cleaning deposits, when required by the donor, must be paid directly to the donor and are not included in your bid. Gift certificates and bearer letters are not redeemable for cash. 11. A ll auction items must be removed from the premises that evening, Saturday, April 5, 2014, unless other arrangements have been made in advance. 12. O nly the amount, if any, in excess of the fair market value listed in this catalog, of an item purchased can be considered a charitable contribution. In the absence of any reliable fair market value as in the case of one-ofa-kind gifts: class projects, teacher outings, similarly unique items, the purchase price is considered the fair market value and no part of the purchase price qualifies as a charitable deduction.
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Barnstormers Luxury Skybox Experience The Liss Family $800.00
Twenty-four skybox tickets to a Lancaster Barnstormers game, two parking passes and best of all—one person gets to throw out the First Pitch of the game. Mutually agreed upon date.
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Chauffeured Lancaster County Progressive Dinner for 10 People The Gardner, Dodge and Rebert Families $800.00
Travel by chauffeur to the stately Gardner home in School Lane Hills for cocktails and appetizers, enjoy dinner in the historic Dodge home overlooking the Conestoga River, and complete your meal with delicious desserts at the Reberts’ beautiful country home. Mutually agreed upon date.
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Mystery Trip Mike Simpson ‘91 and Generous friends of LCDS
Allow your child (and up to 9 friends) to follow LCDS’s very own Pied Piper to wherever he may lead. San Fran? Nepal? Or in your own backyard? Wherever you go, Mike is sure to make it fun, memorable, and life altering. Expires 2015.
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1st Grade Class Project Class of 2025
Channeling their inner George Rodrigue, our first graders created their own version of “Blue Dog.” This poster will brighten any corner of your home and provide many lasting memories.
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Catered Sushi Dinner for 10 People The Najarian Family and Heather Clark $1,500.00
Enjoy an evening with friends at the beautiful and historic home of Helen and Steve Najarian or in the comfort of your own home. You and nine others will be catered to with different types of sushi made right there and toast the evening with an endless supply of Saki.
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Date Night for a Year Generous friends of LCDS $800.00
This wonderful assortment of gift certificates to restaurants around town is your ticket for some alone time throughout the year. All you have to do is make the reservation.
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Children’s Challenge
Your support for Children’s Challenge will equip our Lower School and The Hubbard Science Center with air conditioning. Currently our Middle and Upper School facilities enjoy full climate control. Tonight’s effort will allow us to expand that to the remainder of the school’s classrooms. The matter transcends simple matters of comfort. Numerous studies find a correlation between classroom environment and learning outcomes. When we cool a classroom, we remove the distraction of discomfort and foster learning. Upgrading our climate control will benefit both student and faculty wellness. Why now? Until recently, it was uncertain if the upcoming campus expansion and improvements would require tearing down either the Science Center or Lower School. Now that we know that both of these spaces will be kept intact and upgraded, and that the existing Lower School will be repurposed to serve many program areas, we have a unique chance to get a head start on a specific improvement. The sooner we invest in this upgrade, the sooner we may enjoy it. If fully funded, our current vision calls for airconditioning upgrades by next school year. Thank you in advance for your support.
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FORE!! Various Local Area Golf Courses $500.00
Challenge your golf game at select local golf courses. Available for two to four players at the following courses: Foxchase Golf Club, Honeybrook Golf Club, Crossgates Golf Club, and many others.
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Large Mirror with Handmade Copper Frame Class of 2020
As a class project each sixth grader designed a small relief sculpture made out of copper foil and shaped it into a radially symmetrical design. These reliefs were attached to a handmade and hand-painted black pine wood frame measuring 49" x 45." It holds a mirror measuring 42" x 38." This stunning framed mirror is a perfect accessory for any wall in your home. It will make that narrow hallway feel wider or be a beautiful conversation piece over a buffet table or sofa.
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In Pursuit of Thomas Jefferson Head of School, Steve Lisk
Travel to Virginia with our Head of School, Steve Lisk, to explore the home of Thomas Jefferson. Designed by Jefferson himself, Monticello embodies the man who penned our Declaration of Independence, served as our third president, secured the Louisiana Purchase, and sent Lewis and Clark on a cross-country adventure. On this two-day and one-night trip to Charlottesville, enjoy a private group tour of Monticello, a wonderful dinner at the prize-winning Ivy Inn Restaurant, and explore the scenic setting of the Virginia Blue Ridge mountains. Date to be mutually agreed upon, expiration April 2015.
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Rehoboth Beach Cottage
Mark Bromley & David Salie and Nicole Bromley & Shelby LaMar $2,500.00
Enjoy one week off-season in this Beach Block Cottage with New World comfort and Old World charm. The main house, which sleeps ten, has a fabulous newly renovated kitchen and the carriage house sleeps four. Expires April 2015.
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Rock Star Parking LCDS
A.) Middle School
B.) Lower School
Always looking for a place to park? Get the best spot in the middle/upper school. Designated and reserved for you. Valid July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.
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OMEGA Speedmaster Professional Chronograph Brent L. Miller Jewelers
The OMEGA Speedmaster Professional Chronograph has a unique place in the history of space exploration as the only piece of equipment to have been used in all of NASA's manned space programs from Gemini in the mid-1960's to the current International Space Station program. Even before its official approval, it had been the private choice of astronauts on two of the one-man Mercury missions. When Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the lunar surface in July of 1969, the OMEGA Speedmaster Professional earned its distinctive nickname, The Moonwatch. Whether for your wrist, your spouse's, or the wrist of your son upon graduation, the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch is a special piece that will last more than a lifetime.
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3rd Grade Class Project Class of 2023
Hardcover 12 x 12 coffee table book representing the beautiful faces of our third graders.
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Rock Star Parking LCDS
Always looking for a place to park? Get the best spot by the Lower School entrance. Designated and reserved for you.
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Fun for Any Child Businesses Listed Below $800.00
This package offers your child/children hours of fun. They can visit the Lancaster Science Factory (4 tickets, spend the day at the Philadelphia Zoo (10 tickets), go watch a Fightin Phils baseball game (6 tickets), take a ride on the Strasburg Railroad (2 tickets), climb the walls of Reading Rocks (2 one day passes), play at Laserdome (8 players), learn to ski or snowboard at Liberty Mountain Resort (2 passes) and Elk Mountain Ski Resort (2 vouchers), and amuse themselves with 2 tickets to Dutch Wonderland, and 4 Tickets to Hershey Story Museum and Hershey Gardens.
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Lunch with the beloved Mr. Bostock
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2nd Grade Keepsake Book
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2nd Grade Class Parents $75.00
This book is the perfect keepsake to remember your child’s time in 2nd grade. The book is a year of memories to treasure.
Head of Lower School for the Day
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Christina Simonds
Does your child want to make the rules? He or she will get the chance as Head of Lower School for the day! Prior to the day your child will meet with Ms. Simonds and make special double secret plans.
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Front Row Seats & Reserved Parking at Graduation
LCDS
Ticketmaster can't get you these hot tickets, but we can. Six front row seats and reserved parking. Contact Sherry Vernet to arrange.
Paul Bostock and Friends of LCDS
A lunch with Mr. Bostock, your child and four of your child's friends at a mutually agreed upon date. Expires April 2015
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Kindergarten Keepsake Book Everything I Needed to Know I Learned in Kindergarten Kindergarten Class Parents $75.00
This book is the perfect keepsake to remember your child’s time in kindergarten. The book is chock-full of classroom photos and priceless quotes from students.
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Relax and Play “On Golden Pond” Kerry and Peter Anderson $1,200.00
This secluded lakefront compound is located on Squam Lake, NH the site of “On Golden Pond.” The main house sleeps three and the guesthouse sleeps seven. Guests have use of the dock, kayak, canoe and a 12 horsepower Boston Whaler. Enjoy wonderful hiking, fishing, sailing and sightseeing. The cottage is available noon, September 27 to noon, October 4 2014 (Foliage Season).
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Preschool Class Project Class of 2028
Created by our Preschool, each child designed their own jolly snowman to chase away the winter blues.
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JK Class Project ”Many Leaves, One Tree” Quilt
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Kindergarten Class Project Class of 2026
Jackson Pollock inspired, splatter painted canvases.
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2nd Grade Class Project Class of 2024
Two 24 x 36 original framed poster prints showcasing what our 2nd graders want to be when they grow up.
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4th Grade Class Project Class of 2022
“Let the sunshine in” - this hand painted canvas as designed by our 4th graders.
5th Grade Class Project Class of 2021
12 x 12 hardcover coffee table book of 5th grade self-portraits inspired by Pablo Picasso.
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Class of 2027
Inspired by the quote, "We're all individuals, but we're still connected. No one's alone." from the movie Epic, this one of a kind quilt features the unique handprints and signatures of our Junior Kindergarten class.
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7th Grade Class Project Four Octagonal Ceramic Platters Class of 2019
Each seventh grade art class designed and crafted these four lovely octagonal ceramic platters. Each platter is incised with a hand-drawn decorative design that was etched into the surface of the platter using the sgraffito method. There are two black and white platters and two cobalt blue and white platters. All are food safe. The names of the artists who worked on each platter appear on the back of the piece.
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8th Grade Class Project Bird and Flower Bowl Class of 2018
Mrs. Wilikofsky's eighth grade classes recently studied Chinese Brush Painting. Chinese bird and flower painting inspired the decoration on this ceramic bowl. Each eighth grade student lent a hand in decorating this piece. Chinese brush painting is executed quickly and appears very spontaneous. However each brushstroke is deliberate and each space and line essential to the overall design. This bowl is food safe.
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8th Grade Class Project Bug Bowl Class of 2018
Mrs. Greenberg-Thompson's eighth grade classes created this fun and colorful ceramic bug bowl. Each student designed and painted his or her own bug. While bugs and food usually don't mix, in this case they can and do just beautifully. The bowl is food safe and dishwasher safe (on the top shelf.)
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9th Grade Class Project “This Stuff is Sweet!” Class of 2017
This basket is filled with everything sweet for any lucky student.
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10th Grade Class Project “#Isn’t Technology the Greatest...” Class of 2016
This basket is filled with gift cards and fun items for the student who loves technology.
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11th Grade Class Project “Looking Good” Class of 2015
This basket is perfect for the child who just loves to look good, primp, perm and apply make-up and skin lotions.
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12th Grade Class Project “Around the Town” Class of 2014
Your child will love the gift cards that come in this basket. Gift cards are for all of the places that teenagers love to go eat, fuel their cars or just hang out.
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