NYA Soiree Brochure 2019

Welcome and have fun!

5:30 PM Cocktail Recep on & Casino Games Live music by Wavelength 6:30 PM Live Auc on Raise Your Paddle for STEM 7:30 PM Dinner and Dancing!

John Bo ero, Auc oneer 207.354.8141 JohnBo ero@gmail.com ThomastonAuc on.com

Fun and Games ‐ Play and Win! DECK OF CARDS RAFFLE $100 to play!

You have a 1 in 52 chance to win a live auc on item. Choose one of the following: • $3500 toward Braces or Invisalign • Alice Ingraham Pain ng • Shelby Trained Wellness Package • Barry Costa Design Package • NYA Birthday Bash • Browntail Moth Property Treatment ($3000 value)

Live Auc on # 1 Item: VIP Parking at NYA Enjoy your very own, reserved parking spot on‐campus all year long, including the Yarmouth Clam Fes val. Don't stress about finding a parking spot again!

HEADS OR TAILS $25 to play!

Be the last person standing and win brunch for 4 at Harraseeket Inn. One play per person.

CASINO GAMES One chip to play!

Play Hi/Lo and beat the dealer for a chance to win: • Over $500 in gi cer ficates to LL Bean, Scales and more • Bridgton Sports Camp (50% off) • Maine Academy of Modern Music Lessons • Financial Advisory Package For more informa on please contact Crystal Gordon at 207.847.5401 or Jennifer Richard at 207.847.5429

Live Auc on #2 Item: $3500 toward Braces or Invisalign Donor: Orthodon c Associates, Dr. Bruce Podhouser P’26 

A beau ful smile is priceless!

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Covers 50% off braces or clear Invisalign for child or adult

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Valid for new pa ents, redemp on a er insurance applicable, not redeemable for cash.

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Item: NYA Birthday Bash Donor: NYA, Cameron Bright P’14, P’16 and Island Treasure Toys

Item: “Maine” by Moxie Studio Gallery Donor: Alice Ingraham GP’28, GP’30

Ice ska ng for you and 20 friends at NYA's Travis Roy Ice Arena with Boys Hockey Coach Mike Warde, a cake by David Daigle, custom‐made Panther Puzzle created by Cameron Bright P'14, P'16 and party favors, as well as a $100 gi cer‐ ficate to Island Treas‐ ure Toys! Let's get ready to celebrate!

Framed, oil on canvas pain ng by Alice Ingraham of Moxie Studio Gallery. 28” x 16.5”

Live Auc on #4 Item: Shelby Trained Wellness Package Donor: Shelby Turco e Choose a friend and receive a Shelby Trained customized workout ses‐ sion for two. This basket includes: $20 to Peachy’s Smoothie Café, $200 to Soakology and $100 to Boda, “Very Thai” Kitchen + Bar

Live Auc on #6 Item: Maine State Music Theatre Season Passes with Local Restaurant Gi Cer ficates Donors: Chris and Jane Flower P’92, P’94 Two season passes to see all of Maine State Music Theatre's four main stage shows, each with top‐ notch produc on value and Broadway‐caliber stars: Sophis cated Ladies, Treasure Island, Hello Dolly and The Wizard of Oz.

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Item: Lucky Catch Lobster Tour and Lunch Donor: Chris DiMillo P’22

Item: Outdoor Fire Pit and Pa o Donors: Craig and Susan Wright P’28

An unforge able excursion for four people on the waters of Cas‐ co Bay. Learn about life as a Maine Lobsterman, par cipate in the excitement of hauling up the traps or sit back and enjoy pic‐ turesque lighthouses, historic civil war forts, and the “Seal Rocks.” Then enjoy lunch at DiMillos On the Water ($100 gi cer‐ ficate). All‐day parking included. Boat tour lasts 80‐90 minutes.

The outdoor fire pit and pa o are the heart of the backyard — where friends and family gather to eat, drink, and socialize all summer long.

With your new 300 square foot pa o and fire pit provided by New England Specialty Stone and installed by Coastal Landscape, Construc on, & Snow Services, your backyard will be equipped with a place to sit back and relax all summer long.

Live Auc on #9 Item: Custom‐Made West Mountain Ski Co. Skis Donors: Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P‘30 West Mountain Ski Co. will hand‐build your customized skis and de‐ sign them to fit your skiing and your style (even add your own graphics!). Using environmentally conscious components, your skis will be built at their factory at the base of Sugarloaf.

Live Auc on #10 Item: Allagash Brewing — Even de Oyster Co. Donors: Rob and Betsy Tod P’20 Allagash Brewing Company and Even de Oyster Co. are pairing up for a super experience! Enjoy a VIP tour and premium beer sampling with founder Rob Tod along with a private oyster tas ng with the chef/owner of Even de, Arlin Smith. For 8 guests.

Live Auc on #11 Item: Paint and Sip with Upper School Studio Art Teacher Donor: Colby Myer P’30 and NYA Invite your friends, sip your favorite beverages and enjoy a fun evening of private instruc on with fine ar st and teacher, Colby Myer P’30 in NYA’s Upper School Art Studio. All art supplies are provided, as well as wine and snacks. Maximum number for your group: 10.

Live Auc on #12 Item: Custom Shoes by Rancourt & Co. Donor: Kyle Rancourt '03 A custom shoemaking experience from the skilled shoemakers at Ran‐ court & Company. Visit Rancourt & Co.’s headquarters in Lewiston, Maine to work with their skilled cra speople to design your own pair of handmade shoes. Choose from various styles of boots, sneakers, mocca‐ sins, dress shoes, boat shoes, camp‐mocs and dozens of leather and out‐ sole op ons. Select the leather, soles, lace, eyelets and s tching thread.

Watch your custom footwear being made.

Live Auc on #13 Item: Hockey Player’s Dream Donor: Pavel Navrat and NYA Arena A week at the Navrat Performance 2019 Summer Camp – open to boys and girls of all ages and skill levels. In addi on, the winner will have a one‐hour private lesson with Pavel as well as two hours of private ice me at the NYA arena and six free skate sharpenings.

Don’t miss this chance to take your hockey game to the next level!

Live Auc on #14 Item: Print, Logo or Web Design Package Donor: Barry Costa Design Barry Costa Designs will use 18 years of experience to help you with your digi‐ tal branding or print needs. Package includes professional consulta on and produc on of either a hosted website, new logo or printed marke ng piece.

Take your business or idea to the next level with modern, fresh perspec ve and prompt results.

Live Auc on #15 Item: Browntail Moth Property Treatment Donor: Parker Adams ‘01 Look forward to enjoying your property “Itch‐Free” for the next 2 Sum‐ mers with a fully comprehensive Browntail Moth (BTM) tree injec on service! Pine State Pest Solu ons will come to your home, make an assessment of current BTM ac vity, and customize a treatment plan for your property. PSPS will then schedule a 2‐Stage Tree Injec on for up to 10 trees @ 20’ diameter, or any combina on of trees totaling 200” diameters, knocking down any current BTM popula ons within 2‐ 3 days and protec ng the trees from re‐infesta on un l fall of 2020.

Tree injec on is the safest, most effec ve, and environmentally con‐ scious BTM treatment available. Injec on is not harmful to the tree and there are NO exposed pes cides during the process, allowing affected trees to be treated right up to the water’s edge! ($3,000 Val‐ ue)

Thank you to our Sponsors Varsity Sponsor $2,000 Patriot Insurance ‐ Lincoln ’75 & Kim Merrill, P’04, P’06

Panther $1,000

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$10,000+

STEM Hero

$5,000

Innovator

$2,500

Science Ambassador

$1,000

High‐Tech Partner

$500

Lab Leader

$250

STAR STEM Teacher And Researcher

$1 ‐ $249

Curiosity Contributor

Bates Mill Dermatology ‐ Carrine Burns and Peter Bouman P’25, P’27 Allen ‘60 and Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 Harvard Pilgrim Health Care H.M. Payson ‐ Jay ’94 & Julie Flower Hopkinson & Abbondanza ‐ Rick & Debra Abbondanza P’04 Kingsley Pines Camp ‐ Drew ’93 & Lisa Pellerin Taylor ’92, P’25 and Carter ’88 & Beth Coughlan Knickerbocker Group ‐ Stephen Malcom & Martha Barre P’15, P’17 The Breakwater Group at Morgan Stanley ‐ Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 Payroll Management ‐ Gary & Elaine Hemenway GP’14, GP’19, GP’21 Dirk and Ann Poole P’13, P’15 Pre Flaherty ‐ Sig and Anne ’88 Schutz Riley Insurance Agency ‐ David and Libby Millar P’27, P’31 Schaeffer Douglass Title ‐ Eric and Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 Silver Street Development Corpora on ‐ Chris & Lori Poulin P’22 Specialty Services Spinnaker Trust ‐ Drew ‘89 and Alexa Oestreicher

Orange $500 Bartley’s Driving School Custom Coach and Limousine The Good Life Market ‐ Walt & Linda Manchester P’15, ’20 Keystone Hor culturist Sco Dugas Trucking and Excava ng Sco Simons Architects Ted ’60 & Sharon Libby Sharp ’61 Spaces by LLG ‐ Jason and Laura Gall P’23, P’24

Black $250 Camp Nashoba North Clayton’s Café & Bakery Bangor Savings Bank James Place Inn B&B ‐ Tori & Robin Baron P’21

NYA Board of Trustees

Richard Abbondanza P’04 Nick Alberding P’18, P’21 Laura Argi s P’20 Stephan Bachelder P’02, P’04 Allen Bornheimer ’60, GP’30 James E. Cabot ’98 Jean Detert P’12 Diana Garcia P’07, P’14 James Garre ’98 Bob Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 Christopher Lorenz P’28, P’30 Stephen Malcom P’15, P’17 Lee Malle Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 Barbara Marr P’17 Lincoln Merrill ’75, P’04, P’06 Warren Miskell P’15 Julie Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 Drew Oestreicher ’89 Eric Schaeffer P’19, P’22 Sigmund Schutz P’23, P’24 Theodore Sharp ’60 Sco Steinberg Betsy Tod P’20 Caty Werner ‘05

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Bidding Rules and Informa on

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1. You will receive a registered bidding number when you arrive. You will use this number to purchase games, casino chips and live auc on items .

Please be aware that you are responsible for all purchases a ributed to your number. Do not allow anyone else to use your bidding number.

NYA is deeply grateful Thanks to our Soirée volunteers, staff, and NYA parents for contribu ng your talents, energy and me.

NYA Soirée Commi ee

Maryea Cur s P’30 Brenda Downey P’20 Jen Edwards P’30, P’32 Jillaine Geary P’26 Josie Griffin P’27, P’30 Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 Gretchen Lacombe P’22, P’25 Alexandra Maurer P’14, P’16, P’20 Dianna Mutagoma P’22 Amber Shahzad P’21 Jennifer Yilmaz P’19, P’22, P’24

Please understand that we cannot interrupt the tabula on process to check people out early! Thank you for par cipa ng in this event. We appreciate your support!

2. The Live Auc on will begin at about 6:30 pm. Simply raise your paddle to bid. Volunteer spo ers will help to ensure that your bid is recognized.

Don’t be shy!

3. The Auc oneer reserves the right to pass on an item he feels has not reached a reasonable price. His decision is final and is made in the best interest of the donor and the Academy.

4. All sales are final, and everything is “as is.” No refund or exchange will be allowed except where specified by the donor. Please redeem or use gi cer ficates and gi cards promptly. All gi cer ficates must be redeemed within the parameters outlined on the cer ficate, or within one year of this event. We cannot be responsible for the value of any such items that are not used in the event that the merchant ceases opera ons.

5. Payment by cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or American Express‐ must be made in full the evening of the Soirée.

6. The Internal Revenue Service requires that we no fy you that only the difference between the fair market value and the higher price paid by the purchaser may be taken as a tax deduc on.

7. Checkout will begin when all games, raffles, and live items have been tabulated. We expect this to be around 8:45 pm. If you absolutely must leave before checkout is open, we ask that you leave a credit card imprint to cover items that you may have won.

8. If an item is not paid for and picked up from NYA within 7 business days, it will be offered to the next highest bidder.

At last year’s Soirée, you “raised your paddle” to support the NYA Learning Commons. Together we raised over $150,000 at the Soi‐ rée to support this state‐of‐the‐art library. Thanks to you, NYA will transform our current library into a modern, two‐story facility that will include a variety of flexible work spaces, collabora ve work rooms, faculty offices, and integrated technology. This space will fill an important need for the overall student experience and sup‐ port the students in individual and collabora ve academic pur‐ suits. Construc on will begin this summer with a November 2019 comple on date. On behalf of all the students and teachers at NYA, thank you for your generosity.

Sincerely, Benjamin Jackson Head of School

NYA Mission

North Yarmouth Academy is an independent, college preparatory, coeduca onal school. The Academy offers a structured program that establishes clear standards and high expecta ons in an environment that emphasizes values of mutual respect, trust, and community. North Yarmouth Academy is dedicated to fostering integrity, character, and intellect in its students.