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Spring/Summer 2015

Inside this edition

• Lower, Middle and Upper School News • Faculty Excellence Grant • College Counseling Expands • Alumni News

A Letter from the Head of School

Board of Trustees 2015-2016 Rip Kirby, Chairman Members:

Dear Maclay Community, I am so pleased to share with you our summer issue of the Maclay School Virtu. Our faculty and students are enjoying a well-deserved change of pace. This past year has been an amazing time on campus and in the Maclay community. Amid many new programs and conversations I was so impressed to see how our talented faculty and staff continue to reach, connect, and inspire our students.

This year saw a little more travel than normal as we seek to better connect with our alumni. We visited two cities, and we have four more on the horizon to share the current Maclay story and reconnect our talented alumni to the initiatives and students at Maclay. The creation of Maclay Connects better leverages the resources of our alumni to benefit our current students, families, and other alumni. I am excited about continuing to deepen these relationships as we approach our 50th birthday.

The Tomorrow Begins Today Campaign continues to move forward as we have completed almost all of the projects originally outlined. Maclay continues to need and garner wonderful support from her families and friends. Building and transitioning these relationships of support will be vital as Maclay seeks to grow endowment and strengthen our position as a school of significance in the southeast.

As we look forward to next year we have already begun building the groundwork for many strategic groups. Curriculum alignment and collaboration will be focuses for next year as we build on the data collected this past year and the ERB results we will have in September. Value outside the classroom will also be an area of emphasis for us. Expanding our character development in all divisions and life/college-readiness skills for our upper school students will continue to be refined. These are only a few of the initiatives set out in Maclay’s Vision2K15. We will continue working on all of these areas to ensure our 48th year at Maclay is our best year yet.

I hope to see each of you on campus next year to share our excitement of our beautiful campus.

Yours, James

Tom Barron Monesia Brown Lamont Cook Kathy Dahl Tom Deison Chris Diamantis Chris Dudley Meredith Hunter Hank Hutchinson Emory Mayfield Bob McClure Katrina Rolle Karen Unger Hugh VanLandingham

Summer 2015 | Volume 3 | Issue 7

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2 Lower School News . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Middle School News . . . . . . . . . . 6 Upper School News . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Super Students & Staff . . . . . . 13 Fine Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Girls Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Graduation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 New On Campus . . . . . . . . . . . 18 College Counseling . . . . . . . . . 19 The New SAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Alumni News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Capital Campaign/Fund . . . . 28

Auction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Photo Credits: Cover: Grad Images, Blake Greene Photography, Maggie Masferrer, Claire Timm, Garrett Robinson, Mary Byrd Sims, Cameron Barton, Amy Nation, Kim McWilliams, Judy King, Lauren Fantle, Kim Daniel, Carri Smith, Deborah Mayer and the Maclay Yearbook Staff.

Design and layout: Mamatey Graphic Design.

We make every effort to provide accurate information about the Maclay Community, and apologize for any errors or omissions. If you have story ideas for Virtu, please email: news@maclay.org

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Under the direction of parent volunteer Sara Merrill, the Maclay Auction: Southern Soiree presented by Hancock Bank on March 28, was a beautiful night to remember. Sara and her team of talented volunteers transformed the Cartee Gym into a southern masterpiece that included dinner from John Thomas, and the great sounds of Complete Desire on Fire from Atlanta, Ga. Hundreds of items were up for bid, using the mobile app, such as unique student art, class baskets, trips, and jewelry. Guest auctioneer Sen. Aaron Bean helped make the evening with a successful live auction.

Save the Date: Maclay Auction 2016: February 27, 2016

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Faculty Excellence Grant A portion of the proceeds received from the 34th Annual Maclay Auction provided the inaugural funding for the newly established Faculty Excellence Grant. The purpose of the Faculty Excellence Grant is to enhance the quality of the liberal arts program at Maclay in a meaningful and substantial way and to give faculty an opportunity to make an impact and sustain excellence within the academic program. Faculty were asked to submit proposals for a project, program, or training with the following criteria: • In the area of differentiation which seeks to ensure a rigorous curriculum that is responsive to the individual learner.

• In the area of technology integration, innovative ways to infuse technology into a robust curriculum that is approachable to both teacher and student.

• In the area of innovation, new programs which will open up new avenues of learning and experience to our students.

A committee of faculty and staff selected winners and awarded dollars for the winning grants based on these very specific goals. The winners of the 2015 Faculty Excellence Grants were David Rolf’s digital app and learning simulation curriculum, Matt Schnippert and Fran Sandon’s cross-divisional hands-on science lab lessons, and Barbara Cairn’s Bee-Bot program for Kindergarten. Each will be funded for the 2015-16 school year.

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LOWER SCHOOL NEWS

Engaged Learning

Spanish students drew Easter carpets with chalk in a hands-on learning session. In Guatemala, people work collaboratively to make beautiful carpets, which lay around the city of Antigua and only last a couple of days until they get destroyed by the Good Friday processions that walk over the works of art.

Dudes and Daughter Dance MPO hosted another wonderful Dudes and Daughter Dance for Lower School girls and their dads. The evening was filled with boot scootin’ fun!

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A New Classmate for Kindergarten Mrs. Sandon’s class welcomed a new baby Peacock in May. The hatching was a great on-hands learning opportunity for the science unit and a fun addition to the classroom.

Maclay Takes 1st at Modern Language Expo The Modern Language Expo 2015 competition took place Saturday, February 28, at Leon High School, with 17 schools participating. Maclay had a total of 24 students participate (11 Upper, 13 Lower.) Lower School Spanish earned 1st place, 8 Superior, and 6 Excellent.

Lower School Student Council Many thanks to our LSSC for doing an outstanding job this year.

Children’s Home Society – Over 100 children’s gifts and books Animal Shelter – Collection of dog and cat food, and other items for pet care.

Drink Pouch Brigade – 8,600 point to purchase school supplies for at risk and homeless students Lost and Found support – Returned labeled jackets to students in the Lower School

Great Field Trip to Gulf Specimen Lab The Maclay 5th grade took a trip to the Gulf Specimen Lab during their life science unit. The grade held several bake sales to raise money and to help them replace their ozone machine. The students toured the aquarium/touch tanks, had a lesson on the dock, and went seining in the gulf.

Ms. Emma – $1,208.04 through popcorn sales and other donations for Ms. Emma, our long-time dining hall employee who fell ill Safety Patrol – New belts and badges for the safety patrol

MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWS

The Outdoors Club The Outdoors Club took a trip to the Apalachicola National Forest. The Club adopted an ephemeral wetland to survey. The task was to dip net wetlands and scientifically document amphibians! These wetlands are essential to the survival of certain species. They also provide an important habitat to a large diversity of plants, invertebrates, reptiles, mammals, and birds.

First Trip to State for Latin The Middle School had its first Junior Team.

Ethan Tetreault, John W. Messer, and Brock Shiver all placed in both of the academic contests, and the three person team received 5th Overall in Junior Academics, beating Middle School teams with up to 20 students.

State Latin Forum

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BUILDING ROCKETS 6th and 7th Grade Science classes recently finished a hands-on Aerodynamics and Energy Unit. Students designed, built, and launched water rockets using a bicycle pump to pressurize the water rocket. Students experimented with a variety of materials to design and build a viable rocket with fins and a nose cone. Students tested, launched, and refined their rockets. After completing the field lab, students are able to differentiate between potential and kinetic energy during flight, define the forces acting on the water rocket (gravity, thrust and drag), effectively apply data collection, observation, inference and Newton’s Laws to real world applications.

Kidz 1st Fund The Jr. Beta Club raised $600 for the Kidz 1st Fund’s fight against Fanconi Anemia by selling roses for Mother’s Day. 7

UPPER SCHOOL NEWS BRAIN BOWL The Maclay Brain Bowl team won the All-Big Bend Championship title this spring. Team members Mark Salters, Will Stupski, Luke Bickell, Jimmy Mossell, and Matthew Martin had an exciting come-from-behind victory.

The White Team of Ben Grubbs, Sadhana Ponnaluri, Logan Rivers, and Mercy Bickell also had a strong showing going undefeated in the morning. Employees from the Envision Credit Union came to Maclay to present the champs with a check!

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Science Fair Winners Maclay participated in the 60th State Science Fair and competed against 960 of the best science students in Florida. Sadhana Ponnaluri placed 4th in Senior Mathematics; Katie Lyons, 3rd in Junior Behavioral Science; Dhenu Patel, Honorable Junior Mention for Botany; Aneesh Rahangdale placed 3rd Place in Senior Biochemistry.

Pre-AP British Literature classes hosted a tea party on May 19. Each of the students chose an author, researched him/her, and then came to the party as that author. They played Victorian board and card games and visited with parents, faculty, and other students as that author. Josh Adams, who came as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, won the best costume recognition, and Nicholas Fontela won the most informed.

Maclay has a new Makerspace in the Cartee Gym. After receiving a grant from FSU’s Florida IT Career Alliance, Upper School science teacher Matt Schnippert was able to purchase a 3D printer, which will be housed in this new space for students to create and explore.

Anchor Club Visits the Pre-K The Maclay Anchor Club performed a puppet show in April for the Maclay Pre-K students to talk to them about brain injury and protection.

Poem in Your Pocket Day Lonzetta Simpkins and Kate Kupiszewski along with their classmates in Mrs. Fantle’s Pre-AP English class, had a chance to share poetry with Mrs. Cherry’s 4th grade class as a cross-divisional enrichment activity for Poem in Your Pocket Day.

BATTLE OF THE BELTS Tallahassee Police Department

The and Leon County Schools came to campus to present the student body with a check for winning the city’s Battle of the Belts. Maclay students had a 96% buckle rate!

French Team Takes 3rd at State Twenty-two French students competed against 835 students from all around the state in a three day competition. The team won lots of ribbons and medals and finished an outstanding third place overall.

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ATHLETICS Boys Track

won Districts, Regionals and placed 3rd in State. The relay teams, Nick Tschieder, George Escobar, Jake Mazziotta, George Gwynn, Garrison Rolle, and Steven and Stephon Simpkins won the state title in the 4x400 and 4x800 and were named an All-Big Bend selection along with individuals Darin Meeker and Steven Simpkins.

Boys Basketball

The (18-14) won the District title defeating Meridian Road rival NFC and later in the Regional Semifinals. The season ended in Jacksonville at the Regional Finals to eventual state champions Providence.

Baseball (13-14) advanced to the

Regional Finals before eventually losing to rival NFC. Max McKinley was named 1st team All-Big Bend and JT LaVia 2nd team.

McKinley was later named a Prospectwire All-American.

Boys Tennis won Districts this

season. All Big-Bend senior Matthew Sweeney and his playing partner William Perrigan qualified for state as individuals and as doubles.

Lacrosse

won Districts and advanced to the Regionals finals finishing 10th in USA Today’s Florida poll.

Notre Dame commit Stephen Chase was named All-Big Bend Player of the Year and first year coach Tyler Hardy, Coach of the Year.

Boys Soccer (13-5) was led

this season by seniors and All-Big Bend first team selections Matt Deal and Matt Sweeney along with a host of other talent. The Marauders won Districts and advanced to the Regional Semifinals.

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Girls Basketball (24-5) won

District Champion and lost in Regional finals to University Christian. The team had a very successful season under the leadership of college signees Hannah Schuchts (also all-state) and Camryn Parker.

Softball

The Team had a much improved season finishing 14-13 overall. The team lost in District Semifinals to NFC 4-3. Regen Hermeling (7th grader) was named All-Big Bend 2nd team and Amber Eagen Honorable Mention.

Girls Soccer

A very young team (9-7-4) advanced to the Regional Quarterfinals. Freshman Julianna Heuchan and 8th grader Katie Lynch were named All-Big Bend 2nd team, Colleen Donahue (8th grade) and Anna Lewis (9th Grade) were named honorable mention. The future is looking very bright for Maclay Girls Soccer!

Girls Track captured

Districts and Regionals and finished 5th in State. Lindsey Poole and Caroline Willis were both named 1st team All-Big Bend along with the relay team of Katie Whitworth, Mackenzie Mazziotta, Jainey Coates, Rachel Ramana, and Ann Elise Desotell.

Girls Tennis won Districts,

Regionals and advanced to State for the second consecutive year. Daniela Schneider advanced to the state finals to finish 3rd! Shannon Duncanson and Mary Kathryn Healy were both named 1st team All-Big Bend after a great season.

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ATHLETICS

Headed to the next level Camryn Parker – Basketball, Washington University in St. Louis Teddy Transou – Lacrosse, Duke Stephen Chase – Lacrosse, Notre Dame

Luke Langford – Lacrosse, Washington & Lee Jacob Wright – Football, Maryville College Matt Deal – Football, Georgetown

Hannah Schuchts – Basketball, Missouri Matt Sweeney – Football, Stetson Briggs Surratt – Equestrian Not Pictured: Devaun Koski – Hockey, Florida Atlantic

Maclay Football Letterman’s Club Enters Second Year LADY MARAUDER SPORTS PERFORMANCE CENTER With several of the sports moving to the new field house last fall, the old weight room was transformed into a training space for our female athletes. New flooring was generously donated and equipment upgraded for weights and cross training.

2015 Football Schedule Aug 21 Aug 28 Sept 4 Sept 11 Sept 18 Oct 2 Oct 16 Oct 23 Oct 30 Nov 6 12

@ Deerfield-Windsor @ Brookwood @ JP II Sneads Agape Christian FAMU @ NFC St. Francis West Gadsden Mayo

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The Maclay Football Booster Board is continuing a tradition started last year, the Maclay Football Lettermen’s Club. The School’s football program is entering its 9th year, and the Booster Board invites all letterman to stay in touch with Maclay Football through the Club. The annual membership dues ($20) will help fund the Varsity and Middle School programs.

Once again this year, the Board will attempt to identify one specific funding need and apply the total dues collected from Club members toward that need. Club members will be listed in various football publications. The Board also plans to hold special events during football season and at other times of the year.

The Board hopes all football alumni will consider becoming a member of the Club and that all Maclay alumni will follow the team on its website (www.maclayfootball.com), the team Twitter account (@MarauderFootbal), and on the team Facebook page (/maclay.marauders).

To become a member of the Letterman’s Club, please contact Rob Sniffen, Booster President, at (850) 510-8586 or rsniffen@ sniffenlaw.com, or download the form at the page of the football website devoted to the Club: http://www.maclay.org/ Page/3129, and mail to Mr. Sniffen at 123 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32301.

Super Students & Staff Sadhana Ponnaluri was honored by BLAST (Big Bend/Leon Association for Science Teaching) for Excellence in Science, and her paper “A Retrospective Study of Research Data on End Stage Renal Disease” passed the scientific peer review and has been accepted for publication in Harvard’s Journal of Emerging Investigators (JEI).

Paloma Rambana was featured in the Tallahassee Democrat about her effort to persuade lawmakers at the Florida Capitol for $3 million for the underfunded Florida Division of Blind Services programs that serve children between the ages of 6 and 13 with rehabilitation and education services.

Emily Green and John Menton were both messengers at the House of Representatives over Spring Break.

On May 8th, the Maclay 3rd grade got together for Charlie Rust’s birthday party. Not an unusual event, but Charlie and his friends wanted the party to be a chance for them to do something great! They wanted to collect money for their friend Fisher, who attends another area school, and is fighting leukemia. The 3rd graders raised $1500 for his family to help with medical and travel costs.

Maclay students Austin and Bailey Cook and Chad and Kohl Minter assisted the area chapter of the Red Cross with the Pillowcase Project presentation to our 4th graders. The Pillowcase Project is a preparedness education program for children in grades 3-5, which teaches students about personal and family preparedness, local hazards, and basic coping skills. Maclay is the first high school Chapter for the Red Cross in Leon Count,y and the boys will be expanding the presentation to other schools in the future.

Several of the Upper School teachers joined in the “beardfest” this spring to honor retiring Upper School Head Dr. Tom Lewis.

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FINE ARTS The Maclay Visual and Performing Arts took it to another level this year. had an outstanding showing at the Florida State competition winning five events, while won six. Members in the drama program later presented All I Really Know I Learned From Being A Zombie and Dracula to the Maclay community. The department brought in an array of guests artists, including Ken Pease and Holly Moody, and participated in many community events, as well as created wonderful masterpieces for the Maclay Auction. The highlight of the year was the Stars Under the Stars event, where all of the arts were on display for one night including orchestra, glee, drama, and the student artists.

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On April 19, Maclay School officially launched the Girls Leadership and Success Series. A steering committee of faculty was assembled to create a program to help students chart their paths to successful and fulfilling lives of leadership and impact. The GLSS will present a number of meetings throughout each school year, and it will focus on teaching Maclay’s high school girls the skills of self-awareness and confidence to empower them to become leaders in their communities. The first meeting with the Maclay Upper School girls welcomed women community leaders for a panel discussion.

leadership and success. This program will be a powerful way to engage and encourage our female leaders of tomorrow.”

Former parent and community leader Beth Langford served as moderator for the afternoon assembly, which included a panel of three successful women from our Tallahassee community: a sixth-generation Floridian and eight year Representative Loranne Ausley; FSU Women’s Basketball Coach, Sue Semrau who was recently honored with several national Coach of the Year awards; and attorney and past chair of the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, Glenda Thornton.

“Confident Leadership is the one trait that has the greatest potential to change the world,” said Maclay’s Head of School James Milford, who created the GLSS concept. “Therefore, as we build our leaders at Maclay, we must be purposeful in our work to ensure we are meeting our students where they are illuminating the way ahead. Learning from those who have gone before us is a part of the pathway to

“I loved being able to see, first-hand, how important women are to our community.

I was so encouraged by what the panel had to say. The women encouraged me to always stay true to myself and to never give up when I set my mind on something,” added junior Cassidy Craig.

The Girls Leadership & Success Series plans two to three meetings next school year and will offer various topics and

discussions pertinent to young girls today. Langford is enthusiastic about the growth and development of this program: “Working with young women all over the country for the past 25 years, I have seen firsthand the need for, and benefits of, building confidence and self-esteem in girls. We want them to take away from this program that you CAN do anything!”

The Jeffrey Alan Gabor Junior Interview Series Last fall, Maclay’s Head of School James Milford began the conversation with the Maclay Parents Organization and the Maclay Alumni Association about ways to help prepare Maclay’s students for the critical moments they face preparing for college-like interviewing scholarships and eventually, jobs.

On February 25, Maclay School launched the first of three Junior Interview Series dates as part of the on-going initiative to connect Maclay students with local alumni and community members.

The students were provided information in several meetings on how best to prepare for an interview, including how to dress and greet the interviewer, answer

questions, and follow-up. Volunteers from the FSU Career Center presented best interviewing practices to the juniors the week before the mock interviews took place. Over the course of the three days, over 50 professionals including parents, alumni, and community leaders participated in interviewing students as well as providing valuable feedback and evaluation.

The Junior interview series has been endowed and named in honor of Jeffrey Alan Gabor, grandfather to six Maclay students and graduates. Mr. Gabor passed away a little over 11 years ago and was a long time resident of Tallahassee, making indelible marks on the community. His spirit continues through the generosity and stewardship of his family.

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GRADUATION The Maclay Class of 2015

continued to raise the bar of excellence for future graduating classes.

The 93 seniors who graduated on May 29 have received scholarship offers totalling over $7 million, an average of $80,000 per student, which sets a new class record. Here are the highlights for the Class of 2015: • $7.47 million in scholarship offers, average of $80,000 per student • 71% received scholarship offers • 71% are attending their top college choice (compared to 57% national average) and 96% are attending their first or second choice.

• 17 seniors were selected into prestigious honors or scholars programs.

• The 93 graduates will be attending 53 colleges in 22 states and DC. • 4 National Merit Scholars, 10 commended, 1 National Hispanic, and 1 National Achievement • 3 Eagle Scouts • 10 student-athletes who have committed or signed with NCAA programs.

• The Class of 2015 averaged 215 service hours per student, nearly 20,000 total hours, which sets a new record.

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SENIOR UNIVERSITIES Appalachian State University Auburn University Bowdoin College California College of the Arts Clemson University Colgate University College of William & Mary Colorado School of Mines Dartmouth College Duke University Emory University Fashion Institute of Technology (NYC) Florida Atlantic University Florida A&M University Florida Southern College Florida State University Fordham University Furman University Georgetown University Georgia Institute of Technology Howard University Indiana University - Blommington Loyola University - New Orleans Maryville College New York University Northwestern University Oxford College of Emory University Purdue University Rollins College Savannah College of Art & Design Southern Methodist University Stetson University Tallahassee Community College University of Alabama University of California - San Diego University of Central Florida University of Cincinnati - Clermont Univ. of Illinois @Urbana-Champaign University of Florida University of Mississippi University of Missouri University of Notre Dame University of Tampa University of Tennessee University of Texas-Austin Valdosta State University Valencia College Vanderbilt University Wake Forest University Washington & Lee University Washington University-St. Louis Yale University 17

New Things on Campus Baseball field, fencing, and signage improvements from the Boosters

New 14 passenger bus

Science Building renovations

Dining Hall refurbish 1818

College Counseling Expands

By Dr. Scott E. Hampton As we used to see and hear in the old western and war movies “Here comes the Cavalry!” Maclay’s reinforcements to the College Counseling program have arrived in the form of six super College Advisors to help guide our seniors toward victory in attending the college of their dreams!

Dr. Paul Berk, Mrs. Lisa Donaldson, Mr. Matthew Schnippert, Mr. Brandon Burrows, Mr. Lee Norment, and Ms. Jessica Kerner have enthusiastically taken on this new role to advise, guide, and mentor our seniors through the complicated college application process this year.

Yes, this process has become much more complicated since we, the parents, applied to college many years ago. As I was preparing a timeline for our Advisors, I identified 27 different critical dates and/ or major activities that our seniors must be aware of, or complete, to successfully reach their dream college, and that did NOT include those critical SAT or ACT exams. This past year it was ‘Me and 93’ with the support of Mrs. McCall and our parents, trying to make sure all 93 of our seniors accomplished their major college application activities by the numerous deadlines they faced. Seniors had to do all this really important college app “stuff” while juggling their rigorous academic coursework, demanding athletic or extracurricular activities, and also leading their teams/activities as captains, presidents or directors. Next year, our advisors will see their seniors EVERY DAY in homeroom

to help guide, remind, and mentor them through these critical steps in the process. I am also available to all the students and their parents to help answer any college related questions.

The program is already a hit and we haven’t even started the senior year yet! The students, who chose their advisor, love it, the advisors love it, and I am really excited to see them excited about it. “Schnippert’s Scientists” already proposed challenges to compete against other homerooms in areas like most scholarship money earned and deadline completion rates.

I am very excited about the camaraderie that is developing among the advisors and students. One of Mr. Milford’s key initiatives this year was to enhance our advocacy for each student, and our seniors now truly have an advocate and mentor that they are excited to work with every day this year. Some of the students have already had their advisor for three different classes, and now that advisor will write their primary letters of recommendation to colleges.

This new advisor system will enhance our students’ efficiency and effectiveness in the college application process and also foster positive lifelong relationships among our advisors and students.

HAMP’s CHAMPs College Application Rally We will kick-off the school year during pre-planning week with ‘HAMP’s CHAMPs College Application Rally’ for interested seniors to jump-start their college applications on August 11th, from 9AM to 1PM in the Library. It should be an exciting year for our seniors. Juniors will ‘jump-start’ their College Advising process when they select their Advisors in the spring term and start attending their homeroom each day in the 4th quarter. I look forward to meeting all juniors and their parents next spring.

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The New SAT All 9th, 10th, and 11th graders will experience the new PSAT this October and our 11th graders will take the new SAT in March. This is really old news, however, because our students and teachers have already pilot tested nearly every portion of this new SAT version (see Winter/Spring 2014 edition of Virtu Magazine). Based on the revisions and focusing more on core curriculum competencies, our students should actually perform even better on this newer version of the SAT, compared to the old SAT, as our academic curriculum is one of our strengths at Maclay School. Parents will also understand it more because the CollegeBoard is going back to the 1600 point scale (800 for Critical Reading and 800 for Math). Several key changes include: • 1600 max vs. 2400 max score • No penalty for guessing • Only four answer options (A-D) instead of 5 (although they will still have those dreaded A or B, B only, or A, B & C answer options).

• Optional 50 minute Writing portion* *MANDATORY for ALL MACLAY Students-just like the ACT optional writing-because most colleges also want the writing portion. Our students also excel in writing.

• No more obscure ‘SAT Words’ vocabulary. Vocabulary will be much more relevant and contextual.

• More Algebra, less geometry and a few questions on trigonometry and statistics.

• More historical reading passages, including excerpts from the Constitution, Bill of Rights, famous speeches, etc.

• More reading passages, charts, graphs to read for interpretation and evidenced-based analysis opportunities.

(If you are a slow reader: READ, READ and READ to read and analyze faster.)

FREE PRACTICE: Fortunately, everyone will ‘see’ and practice the new test format with the PSAT this October. Even more fortunate, CollegeBoard has partnered with the Khan Academy to offer FREE online test prep at www.khanacademy.org/sat . YES-it’s FREE-and those who have used the Khan Academy for many other subjects know that it is very helpful and relevant for student comprehension.

I also encourage ALL Upper School students to download free apps on their phone so they can literally ‘touch’ test prep EVERY DAY

with the ‘Question of the Day’ for the SAT and the ACT. Downloads available here: • ACT app: ‘ACT up’ by Score Beyond; Also on computer at http://www.act.org/qotd/ • SAT app: “The Official SAT Question of the Day” by CollegeBoard 11th GRADE ‘2-for-1 SAT SPECIAL’: Yes, the 11th graders can actually take BOTH the NEW and the OLD versions (if appropriate) of the SAT this year. The current (OLD) version of the SAT is available for our seniors, and our juniors (if desired), for the OCT, NOV, DEC and JAN test cycles. The NEW SAT begins in MARCH 2016 and continues in MAY, JUN and subsequent years. Although it is not official for all, most colleges queried have said they will accept either the current (OLD) or NEW version for JUST this year’s juniors (Class of 2017). Colleges did the same when the SAT went through its last change in 2005 when they added the Writing section. So… what’s a junior to do? Which test to take because these tests are so critical for college admissions and scholarships. I’ve summarized my recommendation, along with the test dates in the chart below, which I also posted on the College Counseling website. The critical driver behind this recommendation is our students’ interest in attending Florida State University (over 50% apply), which requires a minimum score of 500 on EACH subtest of the SAT. Taking both tests (if close to that 500 range) gives students the best chance of reaching that goal. Additionally, the scores for the first MARCH SAT will not be returned to students until JUNE, after the May and June test cycles are completed. That leaves only one October test left for college applications, many of which are DUE on OCT 15th (FSU) or NOV 1st (UF), after students get their FIRST scores back from the CollegeBoard. Thus, many of our juniors may want to pursue this ‘2-for-1 SAT Special’ to maximize their chances for admissions and scholarships. Start practicing now with that Question of the Day and the Khan Academy!

Scott E. Hampton, Ph.D., Director of College Counseling

SAT & ACT TEST Dates SAT Test Dates and Registration http://sat.collegeboard.org/home

ACT Test Dates and Registration http://www.actstudent.org/

Test Date October 3, 2015 November 7, 2015 December 5, 2015 January 23, 2016 March 5, 2016 May 7, 2016 June 4, 2016

Test Date Registration Deadline September 12, 2015 August 7, 2015 October 24, 2015 September 18, 2015

December 12, 2015 November 6, 2015 February 6, 2016 January 8, 2016 April 9, 2016 March 4, 2016 June 11, 2016 May 6, 2016

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Registration Deadline September 3, 2015 October 9, 2015 November 5, 2015 December 28, 2015 February 5, 2016 April 8, 2016 May 5, 2016

(Late Fee Required) September 22, 2015 October 27, 2015 November 23, 2015 January 12, 2016 February 23, 2016 April 26, 2016 May 25, 2016

(Late Fee Required) August 8-21, 2015 September 19October 2, 2015 November 7-20, 2015 January 9-15, 2016 March 5-18, 2016 May 7-20, 2016

Alumni Affairs Calendar of Events for Alumni

August 17, 2015 School Year 2015-2016 Opens

August 26, 2015 Alumni Association Board Meeting

October 12, 2015 Robert C. Webster Friends of Maclay Golf Tournament Southwood Golf Club October 23-24, 2015 Alumni Reunion Weekend Highlighting the Classes of 1972-75, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, & 2005

November 18, 2015 Alumni Association Board Meeting

Alumni Association Board 2015-2016

Officers: Dan Koeppel ‘94 President Blake Dowling ‘92 Vice President Rosemary Farrell Evans ‘00 Secretary Cassie Mitchell Mills ‘04 Treasurer

Members: Barbara Cairns ‘87 Casey Cook ‘02 Kim Austin Crowell ‘99 Will Fixel ‘98 Michel Lester Gregory ‘97 Greg Lamendola ‘91 Beth Rowe Lewis ‘93 Elizabeth Hinson Marschall ‘85 Terrie Cartee McGlon ‘79

Mike Moody ‘00 Lee Douglass Rice ‘86 Mike Ruff ‘93 Dena Sokolow ‘86 Paul Strickland ‘77 Halley Stephens Van Asten ‘90 Collins Webb ‘96

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Wonder what on earth Pope Francis is up to? Mary Shovlain has a new weekly radio show with some answers. An American in Rome who has covered the Vatican and the Catholic Church for EWTN, Vatican Radio, and other outlets, Mary is the host of The Vatican Report with Mary Shovlain on Sirius XM’s the Catholic Channel (Saturdays at 8 AM and11 AM EST; Sundays at 1 PM). She was recently interviewed by the National Review: Mary: I came to Rome to do graduate studies in theology and philosophy at the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, and wanted to get my doctorate so I could go back to the U.S. and hopefully teach in a Catholic university. While I was finishing my coursework a friend of mine was leaving her job at Vatican Radio and told me that they were looking to fill the position. So I thought I would do it just to pay the bills while I finished my degree. Vatican Radio hired me and I immediately fell in love with the world of social communications and broadcasting in particular! I love live radio and live television — that is where I really feel at home. I first came to Rome in 1995 as a student, I went back to the U.S. a couple of times since then — once in 1997 to get a master’s degree from the Franciscan University of Steubenville, and then again in 2002 to work for EWTN in Alabama.

But I came back to Rome in 2003 because I noticed that Catholic media outlets did not have a lot of programming coming to them from Rome, and I wanted everyone to know and love the Vatican and Rome like I did. So since 2003 I have been here making television and radio programs and continuing to collaborate with Vatican Radio to provide live coverage of papal events.

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Every once in awhile I write articles, but only when I have time.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview. com/article/419091/american-womanreports-rome-nr-interview

we were moving.” The book is available in paperback and ebook versions at major booksellers. You can learn more and read more of Kaly’s writing at KalySullivan.com.

Class of 1990

With a B.A. degree in Communications from Mercer University, Alexis Longman Lambert, is working in a job that directly uses these skills and more. She is the Communications Director for the Florida Department of Children and Families. At home, she is busy with two daughters, Georgia (2) and Evelyn (3 months). Her husband, Matt Lambert, is a CPA with Moore, Ellison and McDuffie.

Matt Bryant graduated from The Florida State University College of Law in 2011 and spent his first two years practicing law in the fields of foreclosure and bankruptcy.

In 2013, Matt joined Pennington, P.A. and now practices in a wide variety of arenas, including agency law, intellectual property, insurance defense, and medical malpractice defense.

Continued thanks still go to Melissa Williamson Nelson for hosting Head of School James Milford and Maclay alumni at her law firm at a recent gathering in April. The event was enjoyed by all! Melissa works with the McGuire Woods law firm in Jacksonville and is carving a niche in the legal profession doing work related to Title IX. Additionally, her litigation practice focuses on commercial litigation, defense of Title VII and white collar criminal defense. Some of her professional honors include: Named to “Florida Super Lawyers,” Civil Litigation Defense, Super Lawyers, Thomson Reuters, 2013 Named to Florida’s “Legal Elite,” Florida Trend magazine, 2012, 2013 Leadership Jacksonville, 2012 Named to Jacksonville’s “40 Under 40,” Jacksonville Business Journal, 2011

Class of 1995 Kaly Bateman Sullivan is a writer living outside of Philadelphia with her husband and two sons (ages 8 & 9). She recently wrote a book about moving with kids that was released this spring. “When we decided to move our family into a new home, I noticed a lack of helpful information about moving with kids,” Kaly told us. “Good Move: Strategy and Advice for Your Family’s Relocation is the book I wish I had when

Class of 2002

Class of 2004 Should you be looking for a good children’s book, look no further. Amelia Beck has made her writing debut with A Family for Franny which was released in November 2014 and has received wonderful reviews on Amazon.

Meet Franny – a glamorous French bulldog who lives the good life in Paris. More than anything, Franny loves spending time with her mom and dad. But when a new baby joins them, everything changes, and Franny feels left out. With dazzling watercolor illustrations that celebrate all things chic and stylish, this picture book tells the story of Franny’s journey to find acceptance and the true meaning of family.

Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Class of 2005

Class of 2007

Tyler Bryant graduated in May from Mercer University’s College of Pharmacy with her PharmD…Doctor of Pharmacy to be exact!

She has been chosen to do a Pharmaceutical Residency at TMH and gets to return home for a while.

Monna Lea Bryant graduated from Emory Law School in May as she concluded her presidency of the student Bar Association.

She has a job with the Sniffen Spellman Law Firm here in Tallahassee.

Nick Meros graduated from Vanderbilt’s Law School in May. He will be returning to Tallahassee where he has a clerkship with the 1st District Court of Appeals for 1 ½ years and then he has another clerkship with the Federal Court in Tallahassee for 1 ½ years. Great experiences for his law career and we wish him well!

India Watkins,

Class of 2011 –A Fulbright Scholar

She was an outstanding scholar at Maclay as co-valedictorian of the Class of 2011 and she continues her pursuit of knowledge. India Watkins has been named a Fulbright Scholar.

India graduated in May 2015 magna cum laude from Davidson College with honors in Classics and a minor in Global Literary Theory, and she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. While at Davidson, she worked at the Davidson College Writing Center where she mentored other students and she was also an assistant teacher for introductory ancient

Class of 2011 Frank Shaw IV graduated from Auburn University on May 9, 2015 and was commissioned into the Army as a 2nd Lieutenant. His graduation was attended by his family and celebrated with this picture of three generations of the Shaw family. It was a proud day for all and this picture is an extra special memento!!

Greek courses. She was a member of the women’s organization Warner Hall Eating House which was founded in 1982 and promotes leadership, friendship and fellowship.

The Fulbright Scholarship program was created by the U.S. Congress in 1946 to foster international understanding through educational exchanges. It was named in honor of Senator J. W. Fulbright and is funded by the U.S. government.

The Fulbright program funds a number of different opportunities, including exchange of scholars, travel grants, and dissertation research. However, most scholarships are for graduating seniors or recent graduates. The two primary programs are Fulbright Full Grants, for a year of study and research at a university, and the Fulbright English Teaching Assistant (ETA) program, which selects students who wish to teach English and carry out a research or service project on the side.

For India, the Fulbright program will take her to study in Trier, Germany under a

Fulbright research grant at the Universität Trier. The upcoming year holds much in store for India who shares the following: “I’ll be expanding my honors thesis on Roman comedy, auditing classes, improving my German and learning French, and traveling! The year after, I will start the PhD program in Classical Philology at UNC, Chapel Hill, and I hope to become a professor.”

With all her great accomplishments to date, India is quick to acknowledge her Maclay background as a key factor in bringing her to where she is today. She credits her love of Latin to her great Latin teacher, Mr. Ken Andino, who encouraged her to take Latin. She also credits her strong writing and English skills to Mrs. Lou Lewis, Mrs. Kathy Engelbrecht, and Dr. Kathy Scott. What a legacy for Maclay – its outstanding faculty and an outstanding alumna! Congratulations, India, and wishes from the Maclay family to you for great success in all your endeavors.

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Alumni Affairs CLASS NEWS Class of 2011 (cont’d.)

“Walking Strong: Ovarian Cancer Survivor Graduates from SMU” This was the title of a news piece (http:// cw33.com/2015/05/15/walking-strongovarian-cancer-survivor-smu-studentgraduates/) about our own Katie Ballard. Katie was diagnosed at the exceptionally young age of 20 with stage 1 ovarian cancer. “It’s one of those things that you never expect to hear,” Katie explained. Thankfully, doctors were able to remove the tumor; plus she didn’t need chemotherapy. Now, she’s an active advocate for awareness of your own body and symptoms that may present themselves. Katie graduated from SMU in May with her degree in journalism, the perfect platform for continuing her desire to help others with early detection.

Class of 2013 Maddie Ballard continues her studies at the University of Texas at Austin and is doing great! She was recently selected as only one of twenty recipients to be a senior fellow in the College of Communications – quite an honor.

Congratulations, Maddie, and keep up the great work!!

Class of 2014

Will Courreges-Clercq attends Georgia Tech in Atlanta and, as a freshman, was selected to be a Scheller Business Ambassador for the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business.

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Julia Filloon Class of 2014 From the Tallahassee Democrat…

A Tallahassee teen is one of five students in North America selected to receive up to $8,000 toward her college education from the Cochlear Americas Graeme Clark Scholarship Award.

Julia Filloon was born with bilateral sensorineural profound hearing loss, which was discovered when she was 3 months old. As a result of her hearing loss, she faced many challenges academically and socially. She received bilateral Nucleus Implants which allowed her to function and feel involved in the hearing world. She became a Girl Scout Gold Award recipient and earned the Congressional Award Gold Medal in the summer of 2014.

She was involved in a variety of extracurricular and volunteer activities including: • A board member of the Florida Disabled Outdoors Association (FDOA) in her senior year.

• A member of Youth Leadership Tallahassee’s Class 9.

• The editor-in-chief, advertising editor, & academic co-editor of Maclay School’s “Marauder” yearbook staff.

• The president and vice president of Maclay’s Multicultural Awareness Club (MAC).

Julia impressed selection committee with her indomitable spirit coupled by her achievements in academics and sports. She was formally recognized during Cochlear Celebration in Orlando on February 14, 2015 at an event attended by more than 1,200 implant recipients and their families.

Julia has just completed her freshman year at Elon University; her dream is to become an aerospace engineer.

Johnny Richardson Class of 1987 At Fort Myer in Washington, DC, surrounded by friends, family and peers, Johnny Richardson was promoted on Tuesday, July 14th from Colonel to Brigadier General. General Martin Dempsey, the current Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, promoted John B. Richardson IV as he has done for all of Johnny’s promotions because they are long-time friends and colleagues. Johnny is the youngest General currently serving in the United States Army.

He started Maclay in the 2nd grade. Maclay friends and family who were in attendance

included his wife, Deanie Poitevent Richardson ’88, sister-in-law Kate Poitevent Pararo ’98, cousins Lee Loucks ’87 and Michelle Loucks Ginn ’84, and friends Barbara Cairns ’87, Tracy Fellenz Noelke ’87, and Katherine Moore Reed ‘88.

I N ME MORIAM Catherine Franklin Maclay Teacher 1980-82 Upper School Mathematics February 13, 2015

Frank S. Shaw, Jr. Maclay Board of Trustees Board Chairman 1976-1978 Board Member 1968-72; 1974-79; 1981-84 May 11, 2015

Alumni Affairs BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Isabel Leilani Drake March 18, 2015 Tad (’99) & Haunani Drake Stafford, VA She joins big brother Trace.

Claire Ellen Lines November 2014 Jason and Mary Heather Hanley (’95) Lines Kirkland, WA Channing Elizabeth Falls January 12, 2015 Clay and Jennifer Alford (’02) Falls Dallas, TX

Evelyn Anne Lambert March 20, 2015 Matt and Alexis Antonacci (’02) Lambert Tallahassee, FL She joins big sister Georgia.

Winston Forrest Borer February 3, 2015 Grant and Rebecca Baggett (’00) Borer Denver, CO

James “Teddy” Theodore Vetrini April 3, 2015 Salvatore and Pamela Wurst (’02) Vetrini Alexandria, VA He joins big brother James.

April 9, 2015 Troy and Jenni Williamson (’96) Smith Jacksonville, FL He joins Kelley (age 6 ¾ ), Ford (age 2 ¾), Hayes (age 7 ¾), and Finley (age 5 ½ ) Hayden Victoria Gruber May 20, 2015 David (’02) and Alexandra Gruber Atlanta, GA Arthur Sorrell Fixel June 5, 2015 Will (’98) and Sarah Fixel Tallahassee, FL He joins big sister Raleigh who will be a PreK 3 student at Maclay in the fall.

Oliver Mehill Ndoja February 18, 2015 Gjergi and Hester Cowles (’99) Ndoja Tallahassee, FL He joins big brother Alexander.

Charlotte Avery Guy April 7, 2015 Andy (’00) and Sarah Guy Bel Air, MD Williamson Quinn Smith

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Alumni Affairs WEDDINGS Jennifer Oberle and Michael Winchester (’98) April 10, 2015 Orlando, FL Jay Priddy (’98) was one of Michael’s groomsmen.

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Meghan Gould (’09) and John Travis Marchant May 16, 2015 Tallahassee, FL Leigh Gould (’11) was her sister’s Maid of Honor and Logan Whiddon (’11) was one of her bridesmaids.

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Institutions that find sustained greatness through generations are those that place value in the connections they make and then transfer that value on to their graduates. All our families can benefit from the connection via the alumni office where they can receive the access and knowledge from anyone in the extended Maclay network. Maclay School continues to strive to build a network students and alumni who can connect by mentoring and sharing experiences about colleges, careers and more. Please update your contact information on our website so we can connect with you!

Alumni Affairs NEWS

Milford Hits the Road

James Milford

Head of School hit the road to visit alumni around the Southeast. In February, he visited Atlanta where Kathrine Moore Reed (’88) and her husband Chip hosted nearly 50 Maclay alumni and spouses who welcomed Mr. Milford and heard about the many great happenings at Maclay. In April, Mr. Milford headed to Jacksonville and met alumni for lunch at the law firm of Melissa Williamson Nelson (’90). Then in July, the Marauders gathered at three different meetings in Tampa. Shelton Bridges (’92), Ashley Rushing (’92), and Kristen Laudadio Ray (’92) were few of the Tampa alumni who attended the meetings (pictured). More meetings will be coming soon. Check the alumni webpage for dates and locations.

Tampa

Atlanta

Jacksonville

Class Reunions 10 Year Reunion: Class of 2005 20 Year Reunion: Class of 1995

25 year Reunion: Class of 1990 30 Year Reunion: Class of 1985

35 Year Reunion: Class of 1980 40 Year Reunion: Combined Class of 1972, 1973, 1974 and 1975

For more information on your reunion and contact information, go to the Alumni webpage at www. maclay.org/alumni

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The Maclay Fund 2014-2015

The Maclay Fund 2014-2015

The Maclay Fund is our annual giving campaign that runs in conjunction with the school’s fiscal year of August 1 through July 31. We are extremely grateful for the support of Parents, Students, Alumni, Faculty, Staff, Grandparents, and friends who make a choice to invest in our school. The size and flexibility of the Maclay Fund ensures our ability to provide significant enhancements and resources needed to continue Maclay’s distinctive educational, athletic, and artistic excellence.

Here are a few items that your contributions to The Maclay Fund 2014-2015 helped fund: • Expansion of Professional Development • Curriculum Training • New ERB Testing • New Campus Wayfinding Signage • Dining hall floor and new paint colors • Irrigation and sod • Drainage improvements in Middle and Upper School • Playground equipment • Trash and recycle receptacles • Upper School science building improvements including a new roof, interior paint, sinks, counters, cabinet refurbishing, and more.

• Special Speakers and programs

Maclay Fund

Parent Participation:

53 % (UP 8%)

Faculty and Board Participation in the Maclay Fund

100% Maclay Fund

Unrestricted Dollars:

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The Maclay Fund 2014-2015 THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING DONORS* This list includes donors who have made a gift or pledge to the Maclay Fund as of June 15, 2015. All pledges are to be fulfilled by July 31, 2015.

It’s not too late to add your name to this list! You may make a gift online at www.maclay.org/giving on or before July 31, 2015.

Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Acuff Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Adams Mr. and Mrs. Toyin B. Adeshina Mr. and Mrs. Todd Adkins Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Agramonte Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ahrendt Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Angerer, Jr. Mr. Kurt Artecona and Ms. Christina Rook Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Ashcroft Mrs. Ann Baggett Mr. and Mrs. James E. Baggett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey III Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bakas Mr. K. Bryan Baker and Ms. Denise Miller Kim and Ken Ball Mr. and Mrs. Ely Banks Mr. and Mrs. Sean Bankston Tom and Jane Barron Mrs. Cameron L. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Manny Bas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bascom Ms. Candy Bassett Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bastien Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beamer Mr. Andrew Becker Mr. Steven Becker and Dr. Marie Becker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beitelman Mr. and Mrs. Davis Bell Mr. Douglas S. Bell and Mrs. Luana K. Leialoha-Bell Dr. Paul Berk and Mrs. Stephanie Funderburke Mr. and Mrs. Aymen Beshay Mr. and Mrs. Thad Beshears Mr. and Mrs. Ben Betts III Dr. and Mrs. Vivalkumar Bhanderi Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bianco Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Bixler Mrs. Melanie Black Ann and Ian Blake Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boland Kyle and Hollee Bollman Ms. Robin Borschel Mr. and Mrs. Tony Boulos Mr. and Mrs. Garvin Bowden Mrs. Cheri R. Apthorp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boynton Mr. and Mrs. John Breed Mr. and Mrs. Daron E. Bridges Mr. C. Joseph Brigham and Mrs. Linda A. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. H. Logan Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Junious D. Brown

Dr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Brown Ms. Laura Browning Don and Sally Bryant Lewis and Georgia Buford Ms. Alice Buford Mr. Butch Bundy and Dr. Vikki McKinnie Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Burhans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Burnopp Mr. Brandon Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Christian Caballero Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Cain Ms. Barbara J. Cairns Russell and Mary Anne Camarda Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell Ms. Sharon Carlson Bill and Traci Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Carvajal Ms. Kathryn E. Cashin Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cathcart Tom and Donna Chambasian Mrs. Elissa G. Chase Mr. and Mrs. M. Paul Chavis Nan Carswell Cherry Mr. and Mrs. David M. Christian Loan Nguyen and Justice Chuku Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clary Mr. and Mrs. Casey C. Clayton Gregory and Dianne Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cocotos Dr. and Mrs. Walter Colon Mr. David L. Combs and Dr. Lauren DiMartino-Combs Tom and Terese Combs Mr. and Mrs. Kraig A. Conn Lamont and Johnnie Cook Casey and Shaunna Cook Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Rick E. Copeland Jeanne A. Corbett Dr. Frederick Corpuz and Dr. Joanna Yao Jennifer Corzine Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cowen Ms. Courtney E. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. Criser III Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Croston Mr. and Mrs. Angelo D. Crowell Ms. Jennifer Crusoe Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Culliton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Curry Jim and Kathy Dahl

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel Mr. and Mrs. James R. Daughton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn T. Davis III Dr. and Mrs. Chris S. Day Mr. and Mrs. Sammy W. Deal Mr. and Mrs. R. Carlton Dean Mr. and Mrs. Rami C. Deeb Gloria Deison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Deison Mr. and Mrs. John H. DeLoach Chris and Andrea Diamantis Brandice and Paul Dickson Mr. and Mrs. R Chase Dickson Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Dimitri-DaSilva Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Dixon Lisa and Gary Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. John Dowdy Mr. and Mrs. Blake H. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Gary Droze Charles and Alison Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duncanson Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dunsby Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Eagen Mr. and Mrs. Vindana Ekanayake Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eldred Ms. Caitlin Ellis Whitney and David Ellis Kim Loebel Ellison Mr. and Mrs. John P. Engelbrecht Mr. Gregory D. Ereckson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ereckson Ms. Robin Ereckson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Evans Mr. and Dr. John Evers Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Evert Brad and Lauren Fantle Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Ferraro Mr. Keith Finlayson and Dr. Susan Lumpp Mr. and Mrs. Jimbo Fisher Randy Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fixel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Rogelio J. Fontela Mr. and Mrs. James F. Foos Mr. and Mrs. John H. Foote Ted and Haley Frazee Mr. Kevin Wall and Ms. Lisa Freeze Mr. Eric and Dr. Andrea Friall Samantha R. Fulton Mrs. Ann Gabor Mr. and Mrs. Chad Gainey

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The Maclay Fund 2014-2015 Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Mr. Dean O. Gargiulo and Ms. Cindy B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gargiulo Jake Garner and Kelley Cox Garner Mr. Paresh Gawde and Mrs. Asha Gada Dr. Akash Ghai and Dr. Ritu Ghai Dr. and Mrs. J.A. Giralt Ms. Merritt Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gooch Mr. Daniel Grant Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grant Ms. Christi Gray Dr. Joseph M. Gray Mrs. Susan Gray Ms. Dot J. Green Mr. and Mrs. William C. Green Michel and Brian Gregory Lyles and Susan Griffin Mr. Jack Grubbs and Ms. Marian Berndt Mr. and Mrs. James N. Guy, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Guyer Dr. and Mrs. George J. Haedicke Mr. and Mrs. Odell Haggins Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Haisten Mr. and Mrs. Kyler Hall Dr. and Mrs. Scott Hampton Randy and Jerri Hanna Mr. Craig M. Hansen Bentley and Tyler Harris Bob and Libba Harris Mrs. Lori Harris Mr. and Mrs. Rapheal Harris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harwin Dr. Muhanad Hasan and Mrs. Nina Jaber Mr. and Ms. Bryan Hayes Mr. and Mrs. David P. Healy Mrs. Anne Lee and Dr. Carlos Heaton Mr. R. Claude Hendon and Ms. Kathleen Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Hermeling Mr. and Mrs. Brecht Heuchan Mr. and Mrs. Carson D. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hicks Mr. E. Cantey Higdon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Higginbotham Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hilton Alex and Jane Hinson John C. Hinson II Dr. and Mrs. Alex Ho John Ho Mr. Michael A. Hogan and Dr. Patricia A. Hogan Bishop and Carolyn Holifield Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Homison Mr. and Mrs. Scott Houston Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hughes Mr. John R. Hugill and Mrs. Kiki Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Damian Hundley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunkapiller Ms. Gannon Hunt

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Geoff and Nancy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Hunter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Hurley Dr. and Mrs. Hank L. Hutchinson Rhoda and Joe Icerman Bill and Ellen Jablon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. James Ms. Suzanne Jamir Mrs. Melanie M. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Petr Jilek Mr. and Mrs. Hal Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Rick Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jones Mr. and Mrs. Chad S. Jordan Ms. Pam Jordan Bill and Susan Jordan Drs. David and Krista Kahn Dr. and Mrs. Arjun and Diane Kaji Mr. John Kennedy and Dr. Pamela Kennedy Ms. Jessica Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kesten Mary J. King Ms. Katherine S. Kirby Mr. Robert H. Kirby and Mrs. Kelly Boyd Kirby Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk Chip and Marty Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klekamp Dean and Lina Knox Felicia Coleman and Christopher Koenig Mr. Dan Koeppel and Dr. Anna Koeppel Mrs. Beatrice Kole Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kottkamp Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Kronenberger Joe and Amy Kupiszewski Jim Brewster Dr. Shiva Lakshmin and Dr. Heemanshi Shah-Lakshmin Margaret Smith Lamb and William Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. LaMendola Mr. and Mrs. Greg LaMendola Ms. Rosilyn Lammers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark Land Lawton and Beth Langford Mr. and Mrs. G. Robertson Langford, Jr. Jay and Jennifer Parker LaVia Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawler Dr. and Mrs. Albert S. Lee Drs. Matthew and Stephanie Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jay Levenstein Mr. and Mrs. Beecher C. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Lansing M. Lewis III Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Lewis Thomas C. and Regina N. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lewis

Mr. Andre Libert Jason and Susan Lichtstein Mr. and Mrs. Walter Liebrich Mr. and Mrs. Blucher B. Lines Mr. Brian R. Lockwood and Dr. Maribel U. Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Lombard Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Luce Leslie Grant Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mahdavi Mrs. Francis P. Malone Charles Marschall and Elizabeth Hinson Marschall Greg and Anne Martin Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Masferrer The Matheson Family Mr. John Matthews Ms. Kyle N. Maurey Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Emory Mayfield, Jr. Mr. Keith Mayo The Mazziotta Family Dr. Elizabeth McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McCall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. McCann Mr. and Mrs. Michael McClure Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDuffie John and Ellen Camp McFarlain Mr. Michael H. McGrotha Mr. and Mrs. William T. McKinley Shannon and Kim McWilliams Dr. Daniel Mears and Dr. Emily Leventhal Mr. Rick H. Meeker and Mrs. Nhu Meeker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Meenan, Jr. Jeffrey and Sara Knox Merrill Mr. and Mrs. James Milford Brianne Jablon Miller Ms. Darlene Miller David and Melissa Minacci Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Minter, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Mnookin Dr. and Mrs. Bert Morales Ms. Elizabeth L. Morales Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullinax Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nation, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Nettles Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Nohle Mr. Lee Norment Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris Ms. Kristen Nyers Ms. Anneli Nystrand Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Obrecht Dr. James O’Neill Jr. and Dr. R. Suzanne Morgan Carl L. Owenby, Jr. and Helen G. Owenby Ermine M. Owenby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Paddack Dr. and Mrs. Alfredo Paredes

The Maclay Fund 2014-2015 Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Pareshkumar Patel Mr. and Mrs. Cory Paterson Mrs. David H. Peipers Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Perkins Dianne Pappachristou and Glen Perrigan Al Perruzzi Dr. Robin Perry and Ms. Marcia Roitberg Mr. and Dr. George B. Pesta Ms. Cynthia Phipps Gerry and Tim Phipps Mrs. Joyce Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pichard Mr. and Mrs. Alan Platt Dr. Ravi and Dr. Ponnagant Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Price Ms. Maureen C. Proctor Ms. Robyn Rachin Mr. and Mrs. Ravindra N. Rahangdale Dr. Subramanian Ramakrishnan and Dr. Subashini Iyer Mr. Neil Rambana and Ms. Elizabeth Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rash Mr. and Mrs. Brian Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rhodes Mrs. Lee D. Rice Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Richardson Ms. Dwan Riggins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Rillstone Grover and Jean Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Robinson Charles and Roxanne Robinton David and Kathleen Rolfs Gary and Katrina Rolle Mr. and Mrs. Colin M. Roopnarine Ms. Eleanore P. Rosenberg Drs. Laurence and Lori Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ross Landon and Nancy Ross Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Ruff Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Rumana Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rust John and Lisa Rutledge Dr. Jeeheon Ryu and Dr. Minjeong Kim Dr. Vincent J.M. Salters and Ms. Nancy J. Sampson Philip and Fran Visconti Sandon Maria and Michael Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Gar H. Schafer Drs. Brad and Kristen Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schnippert Ms. Clarice M. Secreast Dr. Matthew Shaftel and Mrs. Pascale Shaftel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Shapley Dr. and Mrs. Philip V. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Shelfer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Sherman Mr. Andrew Sherrod Mr. and Mrs. Colt Shiver Mr. and Mrs. Skip Shiver Drs. Gadi and Jeannine Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay H. Sims Ms. Jacqueline K. Slack Michael and Prudence Sloderbeck Ms. Carri C. Smith Cindy and Layne Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rich Smith Ms. Rebecca Smith Mr. and Mrs. Malone D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sniffen Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snow Ms. Dena Sokolow Gwen Spivey Ms. Eldonna Steffen Mr. and Mrs. Erik Steffen Peter and Crystal Stejskal Christopher Steuterman Eric and Cindy Stockstill Mr. and Mrs. Nate W. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Marty Stubblefield Mr. Matthew Stumpf Mr. and Mrs. Tod Stupski Adelaide Suber Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Suber Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. Kevin R. Swartz and Mrs. Suzanne Stiles Mr. and Mrs. William G. Sweeney Edward F. Tabah & Kimberly K. Tabah Debra Tackett Mr. and Mrs. Rajesh Tahaliyani Mr. and Mrs. Erik Tate Rex and Sandra Taylor Lucinda F. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomsen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thumm Claire T. Timm Mr. and Mrs. Mark Tipton Tripp and Susie Transou Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tritschler Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tunnicliff Jason and Karen Unger Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Unger Mr. and Mrs. Chad Van Iddekinge Dr. and Mrs. Hugh VanLandingham Mr. and Mrs. Jeff VanSyckle Bud and Trina Vielhauer Jim and Lisa Waddell Mr. and Mrs. Murray M. Wadsworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Walker Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Walker

Mr. Gang Wang and Mrs. Ruoxu Li Dr. and Mrs. Tony Weaver Mrs. Cynthia F. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Weil Mr. and Mrs. William Welge Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wells David and Nancy Wesley Judge and Mrs. Thomas K. Wetherell II Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Whitaker Shirley J. Whitsitt David and Tanya Wilkins Ms. Amy Willett Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel Williams Mr. James C. Williams Ms. Claudia Willis Craig and Tish Willis Drs. Leslie and Vicari Wilson Mr. Daniel Woodring and Ms. Jean Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Pat M. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wright Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright Mr. Glen Wright and Mrs. Jenna Durazzo Ms. Ping Wu Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Yang Mr. and Mrs. James L. Yearty Mr. Tom Yi and Mrs. Hyunsung Kang Ms. Kristen K. Youngblood Phil and Loraine Zaidan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zins Allergy and Asthma Research Cardiology and Internal Medicine Cassedy Financial Group CITGO Petroleum Corporation Firman Fund GFA Realty Services, Inc. Heinz Brothers Nurseries Jane Smith Turner Foundation Jim Smith Insurance Agency, LLC Linde North America, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Morgan Stanley Periodontal Associates of North Florida, PA Preventative Cardiology & Internal Medicine Associates, PL Shaffield Building Specialties, Inc. Target Stores - Take Charge of Education The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Pod Advertising Wells Fargo Educational Gift Program *Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Please contact Lauren Clary, Giving Coordinator, at lclary@maclay.org with any errors/omissions.

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The Maclay Campaign TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY Lower School /Administration Building Clock Tower

$250,000

Administrative Offices/Foyer

$100,000

Commons Area

$100,000

Kindergarten- 2nd Wing

$50,000 The Dudley Family

Third- Fifth Grade Wing

$50,000 The Unger Family

Foreign Language Lab

$50,000 The Mayfield Family

Art Studio

$50,000 The Rosenberg Family

Technology Lab

$50,000

Science Lab

$50,000 The Koski Family

Lower School Classrooms Kindergarten

$25,000 each

(3 available)

First Grade

$25,000 each (2 available)

Second Grade

$25,000 each (3 available)

Third Grade

$25,000 each (3 available)

Fourth Grade

$25,000 each (3 available)

Fifth Grade

$25,000 each (3 available)

Benches

$6,000 (all committed)

Pavers (207 available)

$1000 (93 committed)

Athletic Field House Name the Field House

$500,000

The Peipers Family

Weight Room

$100,000

Boys Varsity Locker Room

$75,000

Girls Varsity Locker Room

$75,000

Concessions

$50,000

The Boeneke Family

Coaches Office

$25,000

The Scott Family

Asst. Athletic Director’s Office $25,000 Conference/Film Room

$25,000

Trainer’s Room

$25,000

Webster Center Pavers

$5,000 each (252 available)

Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic

Upper School Science Building (renovation in summer 2015)

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Name the Science Building

$500,000

Science Lab A

$50,000

Lecture/Classroom A

$25,000

Science Lab B

$50,000

Lecture/Classroom B

$25,000

The Rahangdale Family The Rumana Family

The Maclay Campaign We thank the following donors for their support of our on-going Capital Campaign.* *Gifts received as of June 15, 2015 Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Toyin B. Adeshina Mr. Tony Allen Blair and Monica Bailey Joseph & Jenny Bailey The Stan Barnes Family Bascom Communications & Consulting, LLC Mike and Sarah Bascom Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bauserman Ms. Tiffany Beavers Dr. David Bellamy Mr. and Mrs. Derek K. Bethke Ben and Jennifer Betts Dr. and Mrs. Vivalkumar Bhanderi Dr. Sudipkumar Bhanderi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bianco Bobby and Demory Boeneke Kyle and Hollee Bollman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Bowman Jim Brewster Shelton S. Bridges Mr. C. Joseph Brigham and Mrs. Linda A. Bailey Logan and Maryanne Brooks Junious and Monesia Brown Mr. Allen R. Burch and Dr. Heather K. Burch The Burhans Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Carnes Mr. Ken Cashin Mr. and Mrs. M. Paul Chavis Mr. and Mrs. David M. Christian Dr. and Mrs. Armand B. Cognetta Jr. S. Lamont Cook and Johnnie B. Cook Mr. and Mrs. James O. Cooke IV Mr. Drew Corbett Dr. Frederick Corpuz and Dr. Joanna Yao Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Cotton Dougn and Dianne Croley Mr. and Mrs. Dean Crump Mrs. Margaret A. Culliton Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Culliton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F. Davenport Sammy and Nancy Deal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Deison Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Diamantis Mr. Ian M. Dimitri Mr. Klauss M. Dimitri Dr. and Mrs. Leonard DimitriDaSilva

The Dudley Family Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dunsby Mrs. Elizabeth Dunton Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Eastman Ken and Marilynn Evert Brad and Lauren Fantle Mr. Andrew M. Fink Firman Fund Florida Healthy Kids Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Jeannette Tunnicliff Goldsmith Mrs. Bettie Jane Grant Mrs. Susan Gray William and Allison Green Ronit Greenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Guyer Dr. and Mrs. George J. Haedicke Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Hamersley Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hansen Mr. Craig M. Hansen Scott and Mary Hilton The Honorable and Mrs. Robert L. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Hipps Mr. and Mrs. Abraham J. Hodges Kiki Dunton and John Hugill Ms. Gannon Hunt Gary and Meredith Hunter Mrs. Tina Hunter Kelly and Hank Hutchinson Bill and Ellen Jablon Michael and Katy Jablon Mr. and Mrs. Daryll E. Joyner Tim Kelly Real Estate Dr. Farhat and Mrs. Kristine Khairallah Mr. and Mrs. Rip Kirby Ms. Suzanne H. Kirby Dean and Lina Knox Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Kolka Nicole and Mike Koski Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kottkamp Dr. Shiva Lakshmin and Dr. Heemanshi Shah-Lakshmin Jennifer and Jay LaVia William F. and Mary Katharine Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Lewis Mr. Lincoln M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Blair Lilly Mr. and Mrs. William H. Long Mr. Jun Lu and Mrs. Yan Xin Mack Bros. Landscape Nursery

Maclay Kids Campaign Maclay School Class of 1993 Maclay School Alumni Association Dr. and Mrs. Rand A. Malone Mr. Harold D. Mann The Matheson Family The Mayfield Family Mrs. Elaine McConnell John and Kathie McGraw Meredith and Elsa L. McKinney The McWilliams Family Daniel Mears and Emily Leventhal Tim and Jill Meenan The Rev. Dr. Steve and Mrs. Antonia Melamed Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Merrill Bobby Miles Mr. and Mrs. James Milford Brianne Jablon Miller and Chris Miller Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Mnookin Ms. Tiffany Moyal Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jefferson Noblin North Florida Lumber, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David Oberste Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Owenby, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Alfredo Paredes Dr. and Mrs. Brett Perkins Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Phipps Mrs. Joyce Phipps Ms. Cynthia Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Gene Phipps Mr. Philip Pomeroy, Jr. Mrs. Peggy E. Post Premier Motorcar Gallery, Inc. Christopher and Dawn Price Dr. Sandeep and Mrs. Anamika Rahangdale Residential Elevators, Inc. Stephen and Elizabeth Richardson Ms. Sandra S. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Garrison A. Rolle Ms. Eleanore P. Rosenberg Drs. Laurence and Lori Rosenberg Dr. and Mrs. Landon T. Ross Mr. and Mrs. David W. Ross Mr. and Mrs. P. Michael Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ruthstrom John and Lisa Rutledge Dr. Shezad Sanaullah and Dr. Helen Nitsios Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Sandon Maria and Michael Santoro

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Sauls, Jr. Elizabeth and Mark Scott Family Fund Ms. Clarice M. Secreast Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Shapley Dr. and Mrs. Philip V. Sharp Abbygail Sly Ms. Abbygail Sly Carri C. Smith Kathleen and David Smith Rob and Ashley Sniffen Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snow The Sokolow Family Dena and Jenna Sokolow Class of Barbara Stanyard 2013 Mrs. Eldonna Steffen Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Stockstill Mrs. Pat Suber The Jesse Suber Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Szortyka Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Martin Trevino Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tritschler Turner Foundation Inc. Jane Smith Turner Foundation Ms. Janie Turner Mr. Reed B. Turner Mr. Ted Turner Jason and Karen Unger Mr. and Mrs. Steve Unger US Energy Development Corporation Mary and Hugh VanLandingham Lyman and Sherri Walker Kevin and Danielle Wall Mrs. Robert C. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Webster III Wells Fargo Educational Gift Program Byron and Rachel Wells Judge and Mrs. Thomas K. Wetherell II Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkinson Bob and Bertha Williams Ms. Frances J. Williams Jim Williams Mrs. Katherine J. Willis Mr. Daniel Woodring and Ms. Jean Hartman Daniel and Jean Woodring Mayo and Amber Woodward

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October 3 Rowdy Rauder October 23-24 Homecoming and Reunions October 24 Athletics Hall of Fame & Distinguished Alumni Awards February 27 Auction

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