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Taking A Dip

HPHS kids trade beach trip for break in Taiwan 6 CAMPS Don’t forget these musthaves for fun in the sun 10

LATEST CLASS OF DALLAS SYMPHONY DEBUTANTES BOWS TO TRADITION 19

LIVIN G WELL Ex-anorexic inspires with memoir of recovery 25 COMMUNITY What’s got SMU experts quaking in their boots? 29 SPORTS Scots have a long legacy at shortstop in baseball 2B

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POLICE SKU LD U GGE RY of the M O N T H RUNNI NG WI T H T HE RE D BULLS At 9:34 a.m. on Jan. 26, a resident of the 4100 block of Hyer Street reported that an ex-boyfriend came to her apartment intoxicated at 9 p.m. on Jan. 24 and stole a 24pack of Red Bull from the living room.

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Cheesy Delivery Driver Gets Topped By Security at HPHS

omebody never got their lunch on Feb. 6 at Highland Park High School, and things got a bit spicy during the fallout. At 12:30 p.m., a pizza-delivery man got into a heated exchange with a security guard at the student entrance after being told that he couldn’t leave the pizza at the front desk due to school policy. When asked to wait while the source of the delivery request was located, the driver became agitated, and began yelling and cursing as a school resource officer instructed him to leave the campus. Instead, things escalated further and he pushed the officer as he was being escorted out of the building, according to a report from the University

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Park Police Department. That effectively ended his shift for the day. Jacob Long, 19, of Dallas, was arrested on misdemeanor charges of assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass. His delivery vehicle, a tan 2008 Chevrolet Malibu, was towed. It’s unknown what happened to the pizza, which might be the biggest crime of all in this case.

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N O TA B L E I N C I D E N T S H I G H L A N D PA R K February 3 Between 10 p.m. on Feb. 2 and 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 3, a thief stole a gray 2002 Lexus sedan, valued at $8,500, from a driveway in the 3400 block of Mockingbird Lane. February 7 At 11:24 a.m., a resident of the 4400 block of Westway Avenue reported the probable theft of a jewelry box containing a $7,000 diamond ring, a $1,200 pair of diamond earrings, and an $80 pair of gold earrings from a bathroom sometime between Jan. 6 and Jan. 19. February 8 At 10 a.m., an employee of the Christian Louboutin store at Highland Park Village reported that a shoplifter stole

a $1,650 Sweet Charity purse the previous day. February 12 At 12:23 p.m., the owner of the UPS store in the 4800 block of Lemmon Avenue reported the systematic theft of more than $3,633 in cash by an employee between Aug. 29 and Feb. 4. The employee admitted the larceny when confronted and said they “would make it right,” but they were fired. February 14 At 1:31 a.m., an officer noticed that a vandal had intentionally pushed over a stop sign in the 4400 block of St. Johns Drive, at the intersection of Armstrong Avenue.

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Dollars stolen from a wallet by two robbers who confronted a woman in an alley in the 4100 block of University Boulevard at 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 6. The two men initially asked for money.

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U N I V E R S I T Y PA R K February 1 Between 7 p.m. on Jan. 31 and 9 a.m. on Feb. 1, a thief stole a maroon 2000 Ford Expedition, valued at $3,000, from a carport in the 4500 block of Emerson Avenue. February 6 At 9:40 a.m., a burglar broke into a gray 2014 Buick Enclave at St. Christopher Episcopal Church and stole a $1,300 Louis Vuitton purse, an iPhone, and a Tory Burch wallet containing $25 in cash. February 9 At 7:56 p.m., a resident of the 3600 block of Greenbrier Drive reported the theft of three Wilson tennis racquets, valued at $600, from an unlocked Gray 2007 Chevrolet Trail Blazer on Feb. 7 or Feb. 8.

February 10 Between 6 p.m. and midnight, a burglar broke into an office in the 6900 block of Hursey Street and stole several items including food, office equipment, appliances, blank checks, and a calculator. February 11 About 11 a.m., a burglar broke into a white 2013 Land Rover in the 3500 block of Westminster Avenue and stole a $1,200 Goyard purse and an $800 Balenciaga wallet containing $300 in cash. February 13 About 10 a.m., a burglar broke into a black 2004 GMC Yukon in the 6400 block of Hillcrest Avenue and stole a MacBook Air laptop and a $140 TI calculator.

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E D U C AT I O N HPHS Students Extend Friendships Overseas Annual trip to Taiwan set for March By Paige Kerley

People Newspapers Wenzen Chuang moved to the United States from Taiwan when he was 8 years old, but is taking advantage of a unique opportunity to return. Chuang, an AP chemistry teacher at Highland Park High School, will be one of the chaperones for HPHS’s Youth Ambassador Program over spring break. He will lead 11 students and use his fluency in Mandarin to assist with translation. Chuang said he’s eager to see how much he remembers about the school system in Taiwan and compare it to his experiences as an educator in the United States. “At our school we have lots of different types of probes we use to do data collection and then we analyze the data and so forth,” Chuang said. “That’s not anything I think they’ve seen or have been exposed to.” Members of the Taiwan Chamber of Commerce Dallas/ Fort Worth helped start the annual exchange program in 2009 for Taiwanese students to experience life in an American high school. HPHS students then visit Taiwan each March. HPHS junior Madison Sheahan said the meet-and-greet and homecoming dances are often Taiwanese students’ favorite part of the trip to Texas.

A B O V E : HPHS student Madison Sheahan enjoyed a spring break trip to Taiwan. B E L O W : HPHS teacher LaManda Mallard met with Taiwanese dignitaries and observed classes during her trip. C O U R T E SY P H O T O S

“My student brought a purse just for the dance and special shoes with gems all over them,” said Sheahan. “I know she was really excited.” Edna Phythian, HPHS global connections liaison, said painting fingernails is often a priority because that isn’t allowed at their school in Taiwan. The Taiwanese students also enjoy American fashion, barbecue, and a chance to explore Fort Worth

during their two weeks in Texas. LaManda Mallard, an HPHS biology teacher, saw a lack of hands-on learning in Taiwanese science classes that didn’t match student interests. “They have a high development rate of students who go into science and industry,” she said. “I was shocked to see how their implementation at the high school looked very different than ours and we have numbers

trending in the other direction.” Phythian said part of the reason the program is so successful is because of the kind nature of the Taiwanese people. “They love so quickly,” she said. “You don’t leave thinking, ‘The place was this, and the trees were this.’ You leave remembering people.” Due to the success of the exchange with Taiwan, HPHS students will travel to China and Ar-

gentina next year. They will be required to research projects on the countries’ social issues and present them to classmates. Sheahan still talks regularly with her “host sisters” in Taiwan through an app on her phone. She is considering a gap year in Taiwan after high school because of her experiences there. “I want to learn the language and hopefully that will open up other opportunities,” she said.

Trustees Need More Time to Fine-Tune Bond Proposal By Todd Jorgenson

People Newspapers Highland Park ISD won’t have a bond election this spring. District trustees reached consensus to hold off on sending a massive bond package to voters because of questions about the cost and scope of potential improvement projects. November is now the target for a bond initiative that could exceed $200 million, and will focus on relieving congestion

for a growing student population that already has each HPISD campus bursting at the seams. The board has spent several work sessions dissecting the details of an ambitious proposal by its facilities advisory committee that includes building a fifth elementary school on land the district plans to purchase from Northway Christian Church. That proposal also recommended that HPISD tear down and rebuild Bradfield and

University Park elementary schools, and proposed several elaborate solutions to parking issues at each campus. There also are issues about shrinking green space and aging athletic facilities at Highland Park High School. “The complexity of the plan requires some really careful thought and analysis,” said HPISD superintendent Dawson Orr. “No matter what proposal comes forward, it will be

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E D U CATI O N

Service Dog is Reader’s Best Friend By Sarah Bennett

“HE ’LL P U T HI S PAW ON YOU W HI L E YOU ’R E R E A D I N G L I K E HE L I K E S YOU A LOT. ”

People Newspapers A classroom full of second-graders disperses, with students finding their own quiet corners to read. But one reader is a little different from the rest — for starters, he’s got fur and four paws. Moose, a 10-year-old golden retriever, is a trained reading-therapy dog, and his visits to Karrlie Carbajal’s class at Hyer Elementary School are often the highlight of the week. “It helps the students who aren’t as confident about reading out loud,” Carbajal said. “Moose won’t correct them.” Not only does Moose’s presence boost the confidence of readers looking to bolster their reading skills, but Carbajal has found that it has helped animal-shy students get more comfortable around pets. “They love it,” she said. “For the kids who were not sure about dogs, they get so excited now.” Overall, the independent-reading part of class is about 45 minutes. Moose can only hold his attention with one activity for about an hour, anyway. Moose’s owner, Margaret Reid, adopted him with therapy training in mind.

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Second-grader Ellie Sullivan reads to Moose while dog owner Margaret Reid listens. Once that was complete, she touched base with elementary schools around town. In 2014, she contacted Hyer, where her now-grown children once attended school. “He’s got the right temperament for

it; he’s best suited to children,” Reid said. “All he has to do is lie there.” Hyer librarian Janet Peters reached out to all the teachers and let them know that Reid and her pup were available for class-time reading. She then held a draw-

ing of teachers’ names — Carbajal and her students have been reaping the benefits ever since. “He pays attention and he also likes to listen, even though he moves around,” second-grader Katherine Clark said. Every Tuesday, Moose and Reid stroll in for story time. Only half the class can read to him in one session, though, so students typically read to him one-onone every other week. With that structure, students spend no more than five minutes with the dog each session. But that small amount of time is clearly making an impact for students, who love their new furry friend. “He’ll put his paw on you while you’re reading like he likes you a lot,” second-grader Kate Hale said.

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EDUCAT IO N CONTINUED FROM 6 larger than anything this community has ever seen.” Several of those recommendations strayed from a framework that trustees drafted early last year, and pushed the potential price tag for bonds to as much as $300 million. Committee members said they wanted to look at a long-term solution to growth issues that are forecasted to continue. “Rebuilding now will save taxpayers money in the long run,” said Lee Wagner, chairman of the FAC elementary subcommittee. “Right now we have the option to rebuild schools without having to acquire land.” However, trustee Joe Taylor was among those who urged the district to step back and examine the cost of the bond issue relative to incremental educational benefits, and then prioritize projects accordingly. “We have a fiduciary responsibility,” Taylor said. “People move to our district for the educational attributes, not the buildings.” Although the extra six months will delay the schedule of renovation projects, trustees argue that the extra time is needed to educate voters and make sure that costs are in line with needs, and to answer questions about critical pieces

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of the puzzle. “Facilities don’t replace high-quality instruction, but they certainly help support it,” Orr said. “The core of quality education comes down to what happens in the classroom, and the support that teachers and parents provide around that. Our facilities do limit our ability to do that. We have undersized classrooms and limited common spaces for students to work.” Orr said the district now plans to hold a series of community forums in April to solicit feedback, and then have the details of the bond initiative worked out by May 1. The election then will be called in August. “There will be some challenges around managing enrollment, but I don’t think it’s a significant delay,” Orr said of shifting the original election target date from May to November. “We really are trying to look toward a longterm perspective.” Former HPISD board members who met with the current board in early February shared that sentiment. “Don’t put my district at risk by doing the short-term,” former trustee Mike Boone said. “I’d rather pay the taxes now than find out in 10 years we didn’t do it right.” Email todd.jorgenson@ peoplenewspapers.com

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Summer Camps More Necessity Than Luxury The costs of summer overnight camp and programs may seem daunting to many families, especially those who pay for private schools. However, for working parents, camp is not a luxury but an essential part of the summer. With three months of summer to plan for, do you envision your child lying on the couch in front of the TV the whole time? Do you have thoughts of your teen plugged into an iPod or a book for three straight months? Or worse? It is a recurring issue for all parents, no matter what the age of their child is. Peoples Ad Feb 2015 OL.pdf Perhaps we should rethink

HELENE ABRAMS summer: instead of viewing it as endless hours for parents to coordinate activities, view it as part of your child’s education plan. Summer camps and programs offer your child an opportunity for learning new skills, preparing for independence, and developing pas1 2/10/15 12:20 PM sions that may extend to future

careers, or life long hobbies. Help is readily available to families picking a sleep away camp or teen program that matches their child’s interests and needs. Tips on Trips and Camps offers the following suggestions to make summer sleep-away camps and teen programs part or your child’s education plan: If your child… nIs an athlete, how about a sports specialty program to build those skills or a traveling sports trip or a program in sports management or broadcasting? n Loves the outdoors and

has outgrown camp, how about an outdoor adventure including rock-climbing, whitewater rafting, and hiking? n Loves the water, how about a sailing expedition or a marine biology program or working with dolphins or sea turtles? nIs inquisitive about other regions of the world, how about a language immersion or cultural exploration program? nHas an interest in the performing arts, how about a focused program in acting, set design, dance, music or filmmaking? n Wants to make a difference, consider a wide range

of community service or leadership programs in the US or abroad. Summer overnight camps and teen programs are wonderful opportunities for your child to have new experiences not found in a classroom. No matter what your budget or your interest there is a summer camp or program to meet your family’s financial and educational needs.

Helene Abrams has been the Texas summer camp and program advisor with Tips on Trips and Camps for eight years. She can be reached at helene@ tipsontripsandcamps.com. SPECIAL ADVERTISING CONTENT

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BUSINESS HP Grad Gets Taste of Success From Forbes By Sarah Bennett

FROM THE MENU

People Newspapers When Hunter Pond first opened the East Hampton Sandwich Co. in Snider Plaza in 2012, there’s no way he imagined winding up on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list just three years later. “It was pretty freaking exciting,” Pond said. “I was like, ‘Whoa, it’s getting real now.’” The restaurateur is only 27, but he’s already got three locations of fast-casual dining under his belt. Funny thing is, the Highland Park High School graduate never necessarily pictured himself opening a restaurant. After getting his undergraduate degree from Texas Tech, he enrolled in law school at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. Even though visions of lobster rolls weren’t dancing in his head just yet, he knew he wanted to eventually open his own business. “My dad is an entrepreneur, and my mother owned her own business,” he said. “I have that blood in me.” Pond did a project on restaurants for an entrepreneur class in college, but it took what he calls “soul searching” to find out it was the industry for him. He eventually dropped out of law school in order to open shop. “I needed experience to run the ins and outs of a restaurant more than I needed a law degree,” he said. Today, the restaurant has ex-

n House turkey breast, cured bacon, avocado, and tomato with a garlic sage aioli, $9.98 n Knuckle and claw lobster meat, chives, and butter drizzle on a buttered toast roll, $16.48

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East Hampton Sandwich Co. founder Hunter Pond opted for a beach-inspired interior.

“I NEEDED E XPERIEN CE TO RUN THE INS A ND OUTS O F A RE STAUR A NT MO RE THAN I NE E DE D A L AW DEG RE E .” HUNT ER P O ND

panded to Fort Worth and Plano, and Pond and his business partner, Will Stroud, hope to open seven more in the next few years. With that rate of expansion, it’s no wonder his sandwich restaurants have caught national attention. Apart from the Forbes recognition, East Hampton also made a list of the “21 best sandwich shops in America” by Thrillist. Pond and his team credit a number of elements to this success: for one, Pond aims for operational efficiency from a business

standpoint; he tries to make sure he delegates tasks and prioritizes wisely to keep things running like clockwork. But then there’s the food. Director of operations Michael Guerrero — a fellow HPHS graduate — points to their high-quality ingredients and aesthetics as part of the appeal. “There was a void in the market for a higher-end sandwich,” he said. “We don’t use any deli meat. All of our proteins are registered in-house. Every sandwich we have has a specific sauce. With

n Southern fried chicken, pepperjack, greens, cured bacon, avocado mash, and jalapeno cream sauce, $9.98

social media and everyone taking pictures of everything, nice presentations are great along with the quality of our sandwiches.” In addition to building that reputation, Guerrero and Pond both know that the national attention their team and sandwiches are getting will help propel them to reach those lofty expansion goals. “We’re obviously a smaller company, and being involved with something in its growing stages is great to be a part of,” Guerrero said.

Condo Project Lets Residents Design Their Own Space By Todd Jorgenson

People Newspapers Who wants to create their own condo? There’s a project coming soon to Lomo Alto Drive that will let prospective Highland Park dwellers do just that. The plan for the single-building complex, called Lomo Alto Residences, will be to shell out 30,000 square feet over three floors, then finish out spaces to the size and specifications of the buyer’s choosing. The result will likely have between six and eight luxury flats on a half-acre site at the intersection of Lomo Alto and Fairway Avenue, but until all the space is bought, the exact number is un-

clear. “They can finish it out any way they want to,” said John Gourley, vice president of development group Madison Lomo Alto Condo L.P. “I like the idea of people being able to devise their own floor plan.” So do potential residents, who have already expressed interest even though construction hasn’t started yet. Gourley said the hope is to have the first move-in during the spring of 2016. The units will be between 2,700 and 4,000 square feet, with a 16-car underground parking garage and plenty of green space,” he said. The stucco-and-limestone exterior will include arched front windows

and patios with iron railings and wood-burning fireplaces. One of the developers is Joan Germany, who once owned a set of 13 apartments at the same site, then sold them and later repurchased the land after that complex was razed. Germany’s grandfather, Eugene, was mayor of Highland Park during the 1930s, and her father, Wilson, was mayor of University Park during the 1970s and has a city park named after him. The architect is Phillip Shepherd, who also designed the Mansion on Turtle Creek and the Crescent. “It will be the highest end in town,” Gourley said. “It’s very unique for everybody.”

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Shelley Tims Joins BvB As Executive Director Highland Park resident Shelley Tims has been named the executive director of BvB Dallas, formerly Blondes vs. Brunettes Dallas, an organization that raises money for Alzheimer’s. Tims previously worked as director of community advancement for the Arthritis Foundation. She will work on fundraising and events for BvB, such as the annual powderpuff game that has become so well-known among the city’s young professionals. The game will be held Aug. 8 at the Cotton Bowl.

Weir’s Names First Non-Family Member CEO

Todd Moore, grandson of the company’s founder, J. Ray Weir, made the announcement at an employee rally. Longtime employee Craig Kilgore, who has been serving as interim CEO, was announced as the new chief operating officer.

New Shops to Open in Plaza at Preston Center Kendra Scott and Benefit Cosmetics are the two newest retailers at The Plaza at Preston Center. The San Fransisco-based cosmetics company will open between Sprinkles Cupcakes and Apples to Zinnias, and Kendra Scott will open between Double R Clothing and LUBLU Kira Plastinina. Both stores will open in March.

Collins Elected to Post at Dallas Firm

Weir’s Furniture, whose original location is on Knox Street in Highland Park, has its first CEO and first non-family member leader in its 66year history. Jamie Hawley, who is not a member of the founding family, began his new role in January.

Lee Ann Collins has been elected a managing partner at the Dallas accounting and financial advisory firm of Lane Gorman Trubitt.

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Special Contributor The term “early childhood development” usually connotes pre-K or kindergarten. What about the years prior? That’s the question that Ashley Borthick sought to answer. Borthick worked at an inpatient facility for children as an undergraduate at Southern Nazarene University. “Children could be there 5 and older, and I remember thinking there had to be some kind of foundation for these kids before they reached the age of 5,” she said. She pursued a master’s degree in huC O U R T E SY P H O T O S man development and early childhood TAIMH trains professionals with the skills necessary to improve the brain development of at-risk infants and toddlers. disorders. During her internship with volunteers. In 1986, the group was incor- your endorsement credential depends Nexus Recovery Center, she was introQ U I C K FAC T S duced to a tool that would help her creporated. on your background. ate the healthy foundation that youth “Our training was from January “For many years, it was run by volunteers who would get together and read through September and we covered topneed prior to age 5: the Texas AssociaFOUNDED: 1985 tion for Infant Mental Health. books, articles, and really delve into the ics like attachment, temperament, pregFUN FACT: TAIMH is the only “TAIMH is completely impassioned subject,” Funk said. “Closer to six years nancy, the effects of drug abuse, and statewide organization focused on ago is when they got their first executive things of that nature,” Borthick said. with getting the message out that the the social and emotional health of first three years of life matter,” said Bordirector, but for along time it depended About 80 to 90 percent of brain capacon volunteers.” ity is developed in the first three years of thick, now a TAIMH volunteer. infants and toddlers. TAIMH is a nonprofit committed to TAIMH operates out of North Texas life, and, given the skills and tools, these UPCOMING TALK: “Strong healthy emotional growth of infants and with five regional chapters. The organi- workers have major influence on this deFathers, Strong Families” with toddlers. It provides training and inforzation has trained more than 4,000 pro- velopment. The organization has done a Mike Hall, March 27, 11:15 a.m., mational sessions for anyone who cares fessionals working with infants and tod- training series for the Dallas Women’s 1600 Viceroy Drive for infants, toddlers, or their families. dlers and has a membership base of 500 Foundation, and holds a monthly series Volunteer Sadie Funk was drawn across the state. called “Food for Thought” to discuss GET INVOLVED: taimh.org One unique tool that sets TAIMH new information in infant health. to TAIMH due to her hunger for more Funk believes it’s about figuring it out apart is its Endorsement System. The knowledge. The more she delved into nationally recognized program ensures together. brain development, the more she wanted to voice its importance. “It’s been so much fun to be able they grow up,” said Funk, the TAIMH those working with infants and toddlers “The more I learned about it, the executive director. understand that a child develops in the to help parents find the pleasure in more I’d realize just how much relationThe concept of supporting those in context of relationships. Each endorse- the children and really be that strong ships andHighland everydayPark interactions with infant began in 1980 by a ment level has a different set of compe- first teacher that every parent can be,” Village - ParkCity Prestonmental Hollowhealth - March 2015 group of UT Southwestern students and tencies. The hours required to obtain Funk said. children deeply impact who and how last modified: Jan 26, 2015 12:05 PM Trim: 10”w x 3”h, Bleed: 10.25”w x 3.25”h, Safety: .25”

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homa City. The bride’s sister, Natalie Brooke Guerry, served as the matron of honor and was accompanied by bridesmaids Janae Diane Barker, Anne Schaufele Evans, Caroline Steindorf Kinney, Hannah Lynn Mabry, Christiana Faye Sacra, Elizabeth Thompson Sorgenfrei, Kendall Cline Talbott, Sally Pryor Taylor, and Melanie Lauren Theissen. Angela Gayle Grisham, Jordan Haynes Keene, and Whitney Gayle McDaniel were members of the house party and the bride’s niece and nephew, Margot Ryan Guerry and Hollis Parks Guerry, served as the flower girl and ring bearer. The groom’s father served as best man and was accompanied by groomsmen James Grant Eid-

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LIVING WELL Former Anorexic Finds Catharsis in Memoir By Sarah Bennett

People Newspapers Jordan Knape was just 13 years old when she was admitted to the hospital five days before Christmas. Doctors told her parents she probably wouldn’t survive the night. Just a few days before that, Knape attended a Christmas party with her mother Jordan where everyone Knape raved about how beautiful she looked. Knape was dangerously thin and suffering from anorexia, a disease common among middle-school and high-school girls. “Eating disorders have big influences like environmental trauma and all sorts of different things,” Knape said. For her, family dynamics and genetics came into play. But the final straw was a camping trip with her middle school class from Highland Park. Overnight, the boys in her class had ranked every girl in terms of looks. Knape had won “best body.” “Basically, I lost all my girl friends that morning, because all of the sudden I was competition,” she said. “All these boys that I had grown up with weren’t really my friends. They were looking at me in a way I wasn’t ready for. It made me aware of the culture I was growing into that I wasn’t really feeling comfortable about. It was a big moment for me.” That memory inspired the title of Knape’s memoir on recov-

Park Cities native Jordan Knape modeled for the cover of her book, which is available on Amazon or on her website, bestbodymemoir.com. Need help or just need to talk to someone? nChildren’s Health Eating Disorder Services: 214-456-8899 nNational Eating Disorders Association’s helpline: 1-800-931-2237 Monday-Thursday from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

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A big, flaming, red-hot spark for my eating disorder boomed on a weeklong school campout in the seventh grade. The boys in my class made a list of the girls in the class and rated them from top to bottom. They itemized them. They picked off their parts and pieces and they said who had the best what and where. Of course the list only involved looks — what else was there to talk about? Best face, best body, best eyes, best lips, best arms, best butt, best legs, best breasts. On the list there were three spots for each item: a Number 1, a Number 2, and a Number 3. So, out of all the seventh and eighth grade girls from our school, there could only be 3 arms, 3 lips, 3 legs. And one of them was best, and one of them was worst, but still visible, still noticeable as a number 2 or 3. I appeared on the list a lot, and so did one of my best friends, but my other closest friend did not appear on the list at all. So how was I supposed to process that? What was I supposed to say to her, and she to me?” — C H A PTER 2: B E ST B O DY

ering from her eating disorder, Best Body: Pretty Miserable Perfectness. Knape now works as a freelance writer in New York, but she was able to complete her recovery at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas — after spending her 14th birthday in the hospital. She began writing her story at age 18, while she was still technically recovering. “I finally fully recovered at 21, but it was still an open wound to some degree,” she said. “Once you have an eating disorder that’s as severe as mine was, it’s really

hard to recover. But I fully recovered, which is a huge gift, and I wanted to figure out why.” By 24, she had finished her book and was ready for the editing and publishing process. She credits family as a major motivator in her successful recovery, including her younger sister, August. “After years of seeing her work on her Best Body memoir, and after reading numerous versions, it is exciting to see her hard work in a tangible form,” said August, a Hockaday graduate. “Her story is powerful and

I hope it helps others to understand the true complexity of eating disorders and just how life-threatening they are.” Knape now runs a website to go along with her book, and she executed a soft launch in November so the book could be available on Amazon. She’s planning an official launch in late March. She also hopes to embark upon speaking engagements to encourage girls and families who might be struggling with the same thing. “Recovery comes in steps, so it takes a long time,” she said.

“It’s not something you want to play with.” In addition to a supportive family and strong medical community, Knape credits catching the problem early as a major factor in a successful recovery. “The reality is that the longer you suffer without treatment, the harder it is to recover,” she said. “At the end of the day, recovery is a totally personal choice. It’s just a decision to live and be healthy instead of be in denial and hiding. The benefit is that [after recovery] you can have this full life.”

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STEPHANIE M. CASEY or non-family assisted care is common. How do we make the situation better for our aged and infirm population? Netflix recommended a documentary to me with one excellent solution: music. Alive Inside: A Story of Music & Memory follows social worker Dan Cohen as he brings joy and life back to those who have given up, shut down or receded into themselves. After a small amount of research or discussion with any given patient, Dan builds a playlist catered to the individual, gifts them an iPod and sets the headphones in place. Drawling largely on favorite and popular tunes from a person’s formative teen and

young adult years — that indelible time of youth when music speaks your language, communicates feelings, and comforts like nothing else can — almost without exception, the people come alive ... singing, dancing, smiling, laughing. For some, it’s the first sign of life in years. The music taps deep into the person’s soul and suddenly they are rattling off stories, memories, happy times — even folks greatly affected by Alzheimer’s. What a beautiful concept! An escape down memory lane. A break from loneliness. An emotional jar shaking up the mind and often physical body, as well. I brought some music to the family friend mentioned earlier and watched this happen before my eyes. It’s amazing to see, and Dan is working to make his music “treatment” available in as many nursing homes as he can. Check out the documentary, and if there is anyone in your life who could benefit from such music therapy, give them this wonderful gift.

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their own personal relationships with God — I just love that,” Debbie said. “But I never even thought about being a pastor because I was Baptist and I was a woman.” According to the Southern Baptist Convention’s website, the organization turns to the Bible regarding whether a woman can preach to men. 1 Timothy 2:12 is often cited. “I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a

man; she must be silent,” the Bible states in that verse. However, Debbie argues that verse was meant for a specific church. The book of Timothy is a letter written by Paul to Timothy, Debbie said. Paul asked Timothy to watch over the church of Ephesus because women were worshipping by having sex. The verses surrounding 1 Timothy 2:12 make Debbie think it was for that one specific instance. “If you’re going to take out that verse that says women are not to teach men, then we also need to make sure that they wipe off their makeup before they come into the building,” she said. “Take off their jewelry, wipe off their perfume because all those things were said in the same context, but we look at those other things and

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On Trend: Champion Media Rooms Media rooms are no longer squirreled away in dark corners or basement haunts. The trend toward open-plan homes means that big screens are now seamlessly integrated into the décor of key living areas that look more like comfy dens than screening rooms. Today’s top media room trends include: • Custom cabinetry and built-ins that keep boxes, gaming devices and cables out of sight and out of mind • Comfortable seating no longer limited to rows of recliners—think sectionals and design-conscious, upholstered chairs • Wet bars, high-boy tables and extra TV screens that allow people to gather in smaller groups • Billiards, foosball or ping pong tables and dart boards that offer fun options • Push button transformation with black-out shades and hidden screens • Multiple screens to watch multiple games/events 9806 Inwood Road Stretch out in a lush home theater complete with a wet bar and room for games. During half-time, you just steps from a custom wine vault which holds more than 2,000 bottles. Listed by Christy Berry for $14,999,000 5947 Desco Drive Enjoy watching the game in a comfortable media room,

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New on The Market With many beautiful homes in great neighborhoods selling in less than 30 days, the newly listed properties below won’t be around for long. To see these properties and more, go to briggsfreeman.com 1101 N. Winnetka Avenue This classic, three-bedroom Kessler Tudor sits on an elevated corner lot framed by mature trees. With many historic details preserved, and numerous wonderful added updates, it offers the best of both worlds. There is a large wraparound front porch, and leaded glass windows brighten a sunny living room and formal dining with plantation shutters. It offers three bedrooms, an eatin kitchen that opens to a large den, hardwood floors and is walking distance to restaurants and the Kessler Theater. Listed by Kyle Richards for $449,000 4508 San Carlos Street This wonderful, five-bedroom Georgian with tall ceilings, beautiful moldings and gracious rooms is walking distance to Bradfield Elementary, Highland Park Village and Germany Park. With four bedrooms, four full baths and two half baths, a game room over the garage and a nice covered porch overlooking pretty backyard, it’s a great space for family living and entertaining. Listed by Ann Shaw for $1,299,000 4569 Ashford Drive Charming, renovated, and move-in ready, this Caruth Terrace home has three bedrooms, an open floor plan and great design in the remodeled kitchen and baths. Enjoy hardwood floors throughout, stainless steel appliances, new windows, gorgeous stone work around fireplace and an attached garage with a bonus room/ home office. Close

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Linda Vallala, one of North Texas’ leading real estate agents, recently joined the Preston Center Office of Ebby Halliday Realtors. “We are proud to welcome Linda Vallala to Ebby Halliday Realtors,” says President & CEO Mary Frances Burleson. “She is the recipient of many industry awards and is recognized widely for her energy and integrity.” Adds Preston Center Sales Manager Ginger Gill, “I am honored to be working with Linda in our Preston Center Office. Linda offers more than 35 years of residential real estate experience. Since 2003, she has placed in the top 3 percent of her preLinda Vallala vious brokerage’s more than 100,000 agents.” Vallala, who specializes in the Preston Hollow, Park Cities and other south-of-LBJ markets, is well-known as a skilled negotiator and creative marketer.

Vallala says that her association with Ebby Halliday allows her to offer a superior level of service. “Ebby’s affiliation with Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and its luxury marketing arm, Luxury Portfolio International, its industry-leading website, ebby.com, exceptional educational and technological support, and Ebby’s history of community service make it a perfect fit for both me and my valued clients. “While the technological benefits and support at Ebby Halliday are extraordinary, I chose Ebby because of the company’s personal touch,” Vallala says. “There is a unique warmth and sincerity that is worth its weight in gold.” To contact Ms. Vallala, call 214-7896272 or e-mail lindavallala@ebby.com. For more information on Ebby’s Preston Center Office, its Associates and listings, call 214-692-0000 or visit prestoncenter.ebby.com.

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The Georgian home at 4508 San Carlos Street features timeless details and gracious living spaces. Listed by Ann Shaw for $1,299,000. to exemplary Lakewood Elementary, White Rock Lake, Lakewood Park, local shopping and other amenities, this home is a rare find for the price. Listed by Kelley Theriot McMahon for $435,000 President and CEO Robbie Briggs independently owns and operates Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. For more information see briggsfreeman.com.

The stunning stone castle at 10770 Inwood Road is being marketed by Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate’s Charme Gallini. Price is available upon request. “You will be in awe as soon as you step through the majestic entrance,” Gallini said. “You’ll find an elegant parlor, a handsome great room, and a truly enormous kitchen.” The kitchen was built for entertaining, as it boasts two refrigerators, three ovens, and three dishwashers. This mansion includes no fewer than seven bedroom suites; the brick turret houses a closet perfect for a princess. But if seven bedrooms aren’t enough, the fully outfitted gym on the first floor could easily be converted into a second master suite, because it already has a steam shower. Other indoor amenities include a wine cellar and a media room that boasts blackout drapes and a $250,000 sound system. The luxurious nature of the residence extends to the mahogany doors on the six-car garage. The 1.74-acre property is anchored by a gorgeous pool and spa in the backyard. “Stroll the grounds, and you’ll hear little more than birdsong, despite the fact that you’re minutes from

downtown,” Gallini said. To schedule a showing, contact Gallini at 214-215-5136 or charme@daveperrymiller.com. Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate (daveperrymiller.com) is an Ebby Halliday Company with five locations that specialize in marketing the key areas of the Park Cities, Preston Hollow, Uptown, Lakewood, East Dallas, and Kessler Park. Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate is a member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio International (luxuryportfolio.com).

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Temblors Put SMU Seismologists in Spotlight Research has been ongoing for many years By Sarah Bennett

People Newspapers Earthquakes across North Texas had residents all shaken up in January, but city officials from Dallas and Irving knew just who to call: the SMU seismology team. SMU’s seismology team, part of the Roy M. Huffington Department of Earth SciencHeather es, is made up of DeShon four leading faculty members and an assortment of other experts, including Brian Stump and Heather DeShon. SMU’s relationship to area municipalities in this way is not new — the department also looked into a slew of quakes in the Azle area in 2008, so it has been monitoring the region with seismographs ever since. But the activity in the last few months has caused the staff to rev up its efforts. “We have a history of putting seismograph stations out to monitor and perform studies with graduate students. Basically prior to Christmas, we noticed increases in Irving at a 2.5 level,” DeShon said. “We started talking

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Monitor team installation members Mason Macphail and Chris Cain deploy seismographs in January. about putting more stations out to see what’s happening.” In late November, a 3.3-magnitude earthquake hit Irving. SMU deployed one extra seismograph then, before the city asked for more installations. Finally on Jan. 4, two earthquakes were enough to pique almost everyone’s curiosity. “We already were working with emergency managers to monitor the site around the city of Irving, but everything kicked into high gear when that 3.5 happened, followed hours later by a 3.6,” she said. In total, SMU will maintain 11

stations from this point continuously. But in addition to that, the quakes necessitated a total of 20 seismographic stations throughout the area. Many of those were temporary and equipped to log information for 10 days. “It did help us get the initial 10 days of aftershock,” DeShon said. “It’s incredibly valuable information.” SMU’s experts have been working in their particular areas of knowledge to analyze all the data and prepare a report for Dallas and Irving officials to review. On Feb. 6, Dallas mayor Mike Rawlings met with media to dis-

cuss SMU’s released report. “I want to say thank you to SMU. Their job is research and teaching of students, and their ability to move this quickly was a great thing,” Rawlings said. “There’s a question of what should these two cities have on an ongoing basis. Dr. Stump is one of the premier seismologists in the country and has a great reputation, so it’s fortunate to have that resource.” Normally, SMU’s team would prepare a peer-reviewed study — a process that takes longer time. The report requested by the municipalities was considered “pre-

liminary,” in that it was released prior to going through the full, peer-review process. “We had to issue a document pretty quickly after putting stations out,” DeShon said. “We will continue to monitor the situation. So scientifically, we just scratched the surface. Regardless of what transpires with what the cities ask us to do, we’ll just move forward like we have with every other sequence.” Though the study was not yet able to pinpoint an exact cause for the quakes nor “causative fault” — despite rumors of oil and gas interference — DeShon expects the findings to go through a proper peer-review assessment. “As the faculty at SMU, we live in Dallas. Most of us actually live in the city, so we want to help our community understand what’s going on,” DeShon said. “That’s one of our driving motivators.”

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Don’t Fear the Reaper

arch is a peculiar month. It has tornadoes but also the emergence of the first shoots of bulbs and leaves. It’s the solemnity of Lent but also the carnival atmosphere of spring break. It’s spring cleaning, a time when we can no longer avoid that dreaded tax workbook we find under that pile of clutter on the desk. Glumly we are reminded that nobody escapes death or taxes. For the Baby Boomers, that first part, death, is in the news. At least that is what Harvard physician Dr. Atul Gawande in his best-seller Being Mortal explores in a concise summation of “the medicalization” of death. More than 20 years ago, my father was totally incapacitated after several health incidents by a massive stroke. He had specific written instructions not to resuscitate after such an event, yet my brother the M.D. hopped on a plane to Atlanta and strode into his hospital room where he was making a horrible rattle on a ventilator and pulled the plug out to a horrified staff. “Sue me,” he challenged. When he confronted my uncharacteristically mute mother and attorney brother about why they had allowed this, they sat like the proverbial deer in the headlights. Doctors are trained only to prolong life, and in our “managed care system” that means the wishes of the dying are not necessarily heeded. It can mean unnecessary, extremely expensive procedures that are bankrupting our healthcare system and not improving longevity or quality of life. What are those dying wishes? People want to curtail suffering while retaining their mental functioning, not be a burden on their family, strengthen family ties, remember their lives with some sense of completion, and

LEN BOURLAND leave a legacy to loved ones. Today, few people want to end up dying on a ventilator, with tubes, in a noisy impersonal hospital with no one respecting his or her wishes. Yet this is increasingly exactly what happens, even if people have expressed otherwise. Once a person enters an institution, he or she is in real jeopardy of losing the one thing people value above all else: free will.

"MO ST PE O P L E WOUL D R AT H E R TA L K A B O UT T H E IR SE X L IVE S O R CL E AN TO IL ETS B EFORE H AV ING ‘ THE TAL K ’ A B O UT THEIR L IV E S ENDING." There’s hospice or palliative care, but “99 percent of those facing hospice understand they are dying but 100 percent hope they are not.” In a brilliant treatise, Dr. Gawande explains how to direct end-of-life care and extend quality of life, which need not diminish quantity. He has four questions that must be gently posed to the elderly frail, the terminally ill, and those who face life-threatening and possibly debilitating surgery.

WORSHIP SERVICES Do you want to be resuscitated if your heart stops? Do you want aggressive treatments like intubation and a ventilator? Do you want antibiotics (pneumonia has often been called the “old person’s friend”)? Do you want to be fed intravenously once you can no longer eat on your own? The yardstick when his physically active father — also an M.D. — was faced with the prospect of life in a wheelchair with diminished capacity if he decided to go into a dangerous surgery surprised him: “As long as I can watch football and eat chocolate ice cream.” His father hated football, but this image enabled his family to figure out how to proceed with various end-of-life procedures. Most people would rather talk about their sex lives or clean toilets before having “the talk” about their lives or those of loved ones ending. Yes I have a will, but not an end-oflife plan for dying. It’s the least I can do for my children. So I closed the book, went to church, and got the funeral workbook. It’s much more than the hymns, scripture, and burial-versus-cremation scenario. There are pages for important names and phone numbers for attorney, CPA, executor, banker, doctors, relatives and friends. There are places to find passwords, keys, codes, and documents. There’s a place to write your own obituary. Obviously you can do this without a church workbook. I wrote down Gawande’s four questions, and my response to all four is no, if brain damaged. It’s now in my computer where I’m informed I should update it every year. Like when I do that other inevitable sobering task: taxes. Len Bourland can be reached at len@lenbourland.com.

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TRUSTEE ($25,000-$99,999) Anonymous Donors (2) Pierce and Allie Beth Allman Comerica Bank Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hammack Charles and Toni Horn Tav and Maureen Lupton Pauline and Austin Neuhoff Gwen and Doug Parker

SUPERINTENDENT ($15,000-$24,999) Anonymous Donor Al G. Hill, Jr. Sally and Forrest Hoglund Karen and Stephen Jones Kristy Robinson, Sally Hoglund & The Hoglund Foundation The Trammell Foundation

ADMINISTRATOR ($10,000-$14,999) Anonymous Donor Lana and Barry Andrews Sue and Pryor Blackwell In memory of Boogie Blackwell The Cornog Family Gerry, Shelley and Casey (‘06) In memory of Megan Gallagher Kristen and Raymond Hayes Tracey and Aaron Kozmetsky Natalie and Mike McGuire Holly and Phillip Philbin John and Susan Wilder The Williamson Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Julie and John Young

PRINCIPAL ($7,500-$9,999) Hankins Foundation/Ryan and Suzanne Martin Kelly and Todd Jirovec Gerald and Bridey Meinecke Melanie and Eric Pinker Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation-Pat and Jane Bolin Family Donor Advised Fund

TEACHER ($5,000-$7,499) Anonymous Donors (3) Carol and Taylor Armstrong Medora and Robert Beecherl In memory of Louis A. Beecherl, Jr. Cordelia and Tom Boone/The Boone Foundation Lisa and Eric Boyer Bill and Jo Deane Bradford Stacy and Tyler Burke Randy and Wendy Cimorelli Carol and Sam Dalton In honor of The Dalton Children

Exposure Marketing & Promotion Inc. Ellen and Paul Flowers Jackie and Mike George Mark and Jane Gibson In memory of Boogie Blackwell Michelle and Houston Hall Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Sara and Robert Hallam Carol and Jeff Heller Kay and Edward Herring Bruce and Leeanne Hunt Jane and Pat Jenevein Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation Mark and Laurie Johansen Jeanne R. Johnson Shirley E. Kochman Jane and John Lancaster Rob and Shelli Law The Lundquist Family Robert G. McNeill, DDS, MD and Jennifer L. McNeill, MD Anne and John McPherson The Melchizedek Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Lauri and Allen Nye Nancy M. O’Neil and John Q. Stilwell Terry and Kim Quinn The Richard Family Paul and Bonnie Rowsey Elisa and Stephen Summers Mary and Mike Terry Doug and Bonnie Thompson Cindy and Glenn Turner Randall VanWolfswinkel Libby and Jeff Walter Mills and John Walter Lori and David Watkins

COUNSELOR ($2,500-$4,999) Anonymous Donor Becky and Tom Abbott Melissa and Mike Allen Mary Van and Howard Armistead Erik and Jackie Bahr Bill and Susan Banowsky Linda and Jay Barlow Jeff and Gayle Barnes Family In memory of Arthur Barnes Mr. and Mrs. John Tutt Beecherl Kay and Will Beecherl In memory of Louis A. Beecherl, Jr. Bennie and Mary Brigham Michael and Betty Bullington Anne and John Bunten Megan and John Burkhart Paul and Cindy Campbell Carpenter Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation Ryan and Tonya Carroll Nancy and Gene Carter Meridith and Brian Casey Janis and Roy C. Coffee, Jr. Russ and Marty Coleman Community Trust Bank Joe Crafton Wendy Crafton The Crank Family Doug and Gretchen Davies Ben Davis Rick and Janese Deitch Michele DelSignore and Stefan Noe Pat Edwards Michelle and Paul Fehlman

Mary Clare Finney Tom and Jené Flood Joe and Linda Fowler Tara and Mark Freeman Michelle and Barry Gass Margo and Bill Goodwin Grace Gowan Tina and Steve Gwinn/The Gwinn Foundation Kristina and John Hallam Susan and Jack Hawkins Hawn Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Hegi Family Glenda and Pete Hill Sally and Houston Holmes John and Tara Hoover HPHS Class of 1964 In honor of their classmates Lyle Jackson Amy and Andy Jent Gene and Jerry Jones Nancy R. Jones In honor of all of her grandchildren Sue and Chris Jones Tish and Marvin Key Rob and Leslie Kibby Kannan Krishna and Geetha Subramanian Gigi and Jim Lancaster Sally and Olin Lane In memory of James “Blackie” Holmes Anne and Jess Larsen, Highland Capital Management Keith Laycock Andrew and Leslie Levy Beverly Lightbourn Lincoln Property Company Julie and Rob Little Catherine and Chuck Lundberg Thomas Lutz Family Courtney and John Madden Elizabeth and Kevin Magee Marilyn and Jim Martin Tish and Bryant McFall Walt and Melanie Miller Melissa and Bill Minick Lee and Marcia Mootz Family Anna and Ryan Moss Cathy and John Mulcahy Patrick and Tami Mulligan Noble and Jennifer Nash Julie and Michael Nunez Traci and Sean Owen Family Foundation Paul and Charla Parette Jane and Chick Pierce In honor of Hamilton Shaw Carolyn and Karl Rathjen Lane and John Ray John and Christie Reniger Suzy and Tom Rhodes/The Rhodes Group Flora Kate Richards Doug and Randa Roach Karen and Bob Roth Carole Sandefer Carlos and Susan Sepulveda Belle and Kevin Six Stephen and Vanessa Sloan Richard Sowden Family Steinhart Family Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation Brad and Rachel Stephens Jeff and Ann Swope The Tafel Family Mary and Joe Taylor Natalie and J.R. Thomas Robert and Jane Viere

Cathy and Denton Walker Julie and John Wander Betsy and Corey Welp Kaari and Jim Wicklund Sherri and Jim Wolfe

The Cheek Family

Angie and Phillip D. Worthen

Mike and Jody Coffey

COACH ($1,000-$2,499) Anonymous Donor In memory of Dr. Martin True, Class of ‘64 Anonymous Donors (7) Lynn and Bob Abbott In memory of Todd Abbott John and Susie Adams The Agouridis Family John and Debbie Ahmed Dr. and Mrs. Gary Alhadef Lori and Jon Altschuler Bryce and Sandy Anderson Greg and Katina Anderson Wade T. Andres Terri and Rick Anigian Brock and Claire Bailey Dorota and Todd Baird Suzanne and Randy Baird Greg and Donna Baker Susan and Jim Baldwin Amy and Jayson Bales Stan and Trish Ballard Christy and Stephen Barnes In memory of Arthur Z. Barnes Mark and Cyndi Bassel Jill and Tom Bazzone Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beaird Vicki and Webber Beall Scott and Lisa Bedford Cynthia and Louis Beecherl In memory of Louis A. Beecherl, Jr. Mrs. Louis Beecherl, Jr. Susan and Ernest Beecherl, M.D. Tyler and Whitney Beeson Family John and Anne Beletic Peggy and Huston Bell The Benak Family In memory of Jean T. Clancy Carolyn and Gary Bender Melanie and David Betzold Laura Blackman/Mary Frances and Drew McElroy Darren and Julie Blanton Steve and Lisa Block Mark and Amy Bloom Michael and Amanda Bodwell The Christopher Bohner Family Marla and Mike Boone Danielle and John Booth, Sr. Kay and Cliff Braly Bennie and Stephanie Bray The Brigance Family In memory of John Brigance Cynthia and Quentin Brogdon Bess and Steve Brooks Kelley and Kerry Brown Cathy Bryce Lucinda and Barry Buford Sandra and Ed Carlton Senator and Mrs. John Carona In honor of Superintendent Orr Cele and John Carpenter Sarah Carr (Brooks and Max Roberts) Leslie and Chuck Carroll Margaret and Syd Carter Emily and Paige Carvell Ben and Barbara Cervin Sam and Cheryl Chantilis In memory of Frances B. Chantilis

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John and Amy Graham Prissy and Warren Gravely The Patricia and J. Harvey Graves Family Foundation Amy and Phil Gray Ashleigh and Will Gravlee Dr. and Mrs. Tom Grayson Kim and Dale Greer Victoria Gregory Kay and Bill Gribble Steve and Kim Grieco In memory of Salvatore Grieco Paulette and Mike Haggerty The Hall Family Mollie and Bobby Halpin Hardenburg Family Cindy and Art Harding Tom and Eileen Hawk Cynthia Hayes Bill and Cathy Helmbrecht The Hempel Family: Ken, Ruth, Charlie, Robert and Emily Bill and Cheryl Henry Steve Herod and Cathy Hernandez Amanda and Jesse Hibbard Matt and Jennifer Hickey Susan and Marion Hicks Judy and Jeff Hinson Barbara Hitzelberger-Wooten Cynthia and Wendell Holloway Sheila and Houston Holmes Rob and Charlyn Holmes Family Charitable Fund Don M. and Kathryn B. Houseman Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Mrs. Frances Howie Tom and Amy Hughes Betsy and Houston Hunt Bunker* and Caroline L. Hunt Margaret and Doug Hunt Nancy and Herbert Hunt Todd and Vickie Hunt The Ingrum Family Darci and Randy Iola Mark Iola and Sarah Clark Rob and Tiffany Jackson H. William Jesse The Johnner Family Jerry and Carole Johnson Robert and Kelly Johnson Pete and Carolyn Joost Randy and Jane Jurgensmeyer The Ben E. Keith Foundation Terry and Sally Kelley The Kelly-Wiseman Family Jill and Walter Kelly The Kendrick Family Kerr Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation Rainer and Anita Khetan Roger S. Khetan, M.D. In honor of Jasmine, Ryan and Riley Khetan Goran and Tina Klintmalm Cindy and Greg Kozmetsky Patrick and Susan Krejs Lorri and Harrald Kroeker The Kulka Family Wendy and Rick Kumpf Randy and Lynn Kurtz Jo Ann and Darrell Lafitte Melinda and Mike Lafitte Suzanne and Don Laidlaw Mary and Alex Lamar Ashley and Allen Lamb The Lamoreaux’s Linda and Jeff Landsberg/M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation

Kimberley and Francis Lanio John and Sylvia LaRue Ashley and Will Lett The Lindwall Family Linehan Family Carrie and Geoff Lochausen David and Nancy Loewe Susan and John Long Paige Lueking T.C. Lupton, Jr. Family Foundation Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas In honor of Andrew Lupton Debbie and Craig Malloy Shaun and Chantal Mara Charlie Martin, Sr. Tara and John Mason Fran and Mark Matise McArtor Family Mrs. Michael A. McBee Mr. and Mrs. Jeff McBrayer Sharon and Mike McCullough Lance and Robin McDade Tom and Barbara McDaniel Scott and Melissa McDonald Glynn and Mary McGee The McKinney Family Charlie and Tonya McKinney Judi McQueary Melissa and Andy McRoberts Ellen and John McStay Daniel and Elise McVeigh Tamar and Evan Meeks Mary Meier Steve C. Meier Patrick and Elizabeth Melley Leslie and Jim Melson Stephanie and Blair Mercer A.P. and Susie Merritt Wendy and Boyd Messmann Lee and Paul Michaels Miller Family David and Sharon Miller The Milner Family L. Andy and Kristin Mitchell Steve and Elizabeth Modory Mark and Heather Molthan Mark and Linda Montie Phoebe and Carl Moore George and Cathy Morgan The Moses Family Bob and Tessa Mosteller The Murray Family Linda and Chris Najork Charlene and Roger Nanney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Neuhoff Wade and Christi Nicolas Ted Nurre Alice and Erle Nye Julie Ann O’Connell Van and Susanna Ogden Ryan Olds Bob and Sarah Oliai Barbara and Steven Orr Carol and Dawson Orr In honor of the PTA and Dads Club Presidents Kathy and Paul Orsak Sherri Hewett Owen In memory of Billye and Gene Hewett Melissa and Rick Owens Mr. and Mrs. Ted Palles John and Anna Palms Robb and Allison Parks Michael Passanante Dhiren and Jasmine Patel Pushpa Pathak and Wei Gong Jennifer and John Patterson Continued On Page 2C

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D O N O RS Continued From Page 1C David and Michelle Peck Dana and Jonathan Perlman The Perotti Family Ginger and Jon Petersen Jan and Marc Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Philley Ted and Dona Pierce Piering Family The Pinto Family Angie and Paul Pirok Rock and Barbara Pletcher Park Cities Plumbing Popolo Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Jas. W. and Patricia J. Porter Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Kenneth Pratt Lev and Cheri Prichard Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation Sarah and Jon Puckett Randy C. Randel Kathleen and Keith Rathjen Anita Ardinger Ray Randall Reed’s Park Cities Ford Lincoln Bryan T. Reeder and Carrie Ryan Lisa and Randy Reid The Rhea Family Rusty and Deezy Rice In memory of Mr. Frank Harrison Phyllis and Rod Riggins Susie and Jim Riley Sue and Brett Ringle Emily and Phillip Rogers Stewart and Lisa Rogers Delaney and Charlie Rolfe Lisa and Dennis Roossien Sheri and Andrew Rosen Missy and John Rothwell Sarah and Bill Rutherford Victor E. Salvino In memory of Gladys Joan Salvino Sapphire Foundation Clare and David Savage Scott and Diane Scheffler In honor of Callie, Scottie, Sara and Molly Kara Lee Schillaci In honor of Trevor Paul Schillaci Vic Schmerbeck Spence and Elaine Schnoor Sally A. Schreiber Dr. Petra Schubert-Orthodontist Dr. and Mrs. John R. Schumacher The Schumacher Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven Scruggs Nancy and George Seay Lisa and Bob Segert and Family Michael and Claudia Segrest Judy and Charles Sessions William Sheahan Designs The Betty and Rob Shiels Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Maron and Maddox Shiller In memory of Shirley Valentine Hurt Lisa and Jon Skidmore Skinner Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Misty and Steven Smathers Jean K. Smith Marilyn and Wade C. Smith Sarah and Trey Smith Wendy Weber Smith Sandra E. Snyder In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Esquivel Kathy and Spencer Sockwell Andy and Sarah Soong Jason B. Sowell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Sparkman Bill and Candye Spears Julie and Ted Stevenson The Stimac Family

Janelle and Bill Stone

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Barker

Mark and Maria Fewin

Ru-Mei and Jennifer Kung

Monica and Craig Sanders

Kay and Mack Strother

Dawn and Charles Barnett

Leslie and Brian Ficke

James and Lynn Kupferschmid

Marcy and Stephen Sands

Michael and Karen Stroup

John and Lisa Bartling

Johnny Flame

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Wilson Stout- Dynamic Color

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Hannah and Gretchen

Scott and Saundra Savage

Mersina and Phin Stubbs

Dixie Bassett

Susie and Chris Floyd

James F. and Pat Kyser

Mrs. Lollie Scheble

Tommy and Jenifer Summers

Patricia Smith Beall

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Diane and Ray LaCroix

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Beth and Scott Susens

Charles Becker

Galvin Family

Meredith and Josh Ladd

Eric and Kara Swanson

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Gena Gardiner

Ali and Charles Leary

Sabrina and Adam Schiller

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Albert Joseph Ballard

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Blair and Kirk Lechtenberger

The Schlachter’s

Charles Mauldin Story

Beverly Drive Book Club

C & I Team

Megan and Bradley Lembcke

Grady and Mary

Talbots, Inc.

Dan and Karla Bishop

Dick and Ginny Gay

Justin Liang

Elizabeth Schleier

Jill E. Tananbaum Family

Jennifer and Steve Bishop

Mark and Christy Gehlbach

The Lightbourn Family

Scott Family

Kandace Tanner

Matthew and Kristin Blaylock

Joanie and Larry Genender

Douglas and Sarah Lindsay

Debbie and Ric Scripps

Texas Prairieland Foundation

Kylie and Avery Blessing

Amy and David Genender

Gina and Soren Lindstrom

Mr. and Mrs. William Seale

John and Callie Thomas

The Boeing Family

Paul and Megan Generale

Chuck “Super Scot” Smith Lingo

Molly and Michael Sealy

Mr. Jere W. Thompson

Timothy Booth

Susan and Mark Geyer

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Bo and Ethel Sexton

The John P. Thompson Family

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Borchers

Robb and Deborah Gibbins

Ann Shepard Lingo

Nisarg and Nehal Shah

McHenry and Lisa Tichenor Fund

Bill and Julie Borus

Jerry and Janie Means Gilmore

Aaron and Lori Lloyd

The Steve and Priscilla

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Barry and Tracy Bowden

Stan and Joni Gitlin

Aimee and Rodney Madden

Shellenberger Family Fund

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Cynthia and Jeff Bowen

Susan and Michael Glassmoyer

Steve and Theeann Main

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Amy Titus

Marina and Jim Bradley

The Goldammers

Jerry Mallonee

Camie and Mark Todd

Wesley and Jeff Brady

Jill and Bruce Goldberg

Amy and Michael Malone

Scott and Blaire Sherer

Carol and Gifford Touchstone

Kimberly and Jay Brigham

Grady and Tara Goodwin

Dana and Robert Manley

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David and Emily Touchstone

Deanna and Jack Brown

Stephanie and Bob Goodwin

The Marchetto Family

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Linda and Gilbert Brown

Sam and Jed Graham

Frank and Markay Marshall

The Sherwood Family

Jane Trotman

Suzanne and Ken Brown

Silas Graham

Tracy and John Martin

Mark and Linda Shirley

Litty and David Turner

Jim and Gail Browne

The Patricia and J. Harvey

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Sara L. Simmonds

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William Buchanan

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Josh and Jeanie Griswold

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Charleen and Robert McCulloch

Carol and Steve Smith

In memory of Marvel Vendig

Fred Carroll

Marla and Steve Grove

Jim and Sondra McGinley

Dawn and Brett Smith

Vaughn Vennerberg II

Donna and Dave Carter

The Groves Family

Pam and Tad McIntosh

Kathy and Craig Smith

In honor of Trey Vennerberg

Jill and Chip Carter

Al Guinn

Arthur E. McLean

Robin and Malley Smith

John and Radonna Vollmer

Kaitlin and Andrew Chad

Kelli and George Gunn

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Rick and Catherine Sonnier

Chuck and Ann Vose

Sarah and Dave Chalk

Casey and Carroll Gurganus

Alexander H. McLean

Howard Sparkman

Gina and Marc Waco

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Kenan Gursel

Linda and Mike McMahon

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Kelly and Jim Walker

Matthew Robert Henry

Marilyn Halpin

Eloise and Robert Meachum

Mrs. Ben H. Sparkman

Walker Family

The Chapman Family

Mary and Rocky Hambric

David and Amy Meaney

Mr. and Mrs. Carr Staley

Kathleen and Jay Wallace

Charlton Family

Melinda Hammack

Marshall and Sharon Meece

Matt and Nicole Stammel

Lynne and Jeff Walters

The Chen Family

Sally and Steve Hanna

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miller

Carole E. Steele

John and Mary Jo Ward

Paul and Barbara Ching

Glen and Kristy Harrod

Bob and Diana Mohr

In honor of Jacob Steele

Tucean and David R. Webb, Jr.

Gail and Bob Clark

Katie and Scott Head

Vinette and Michael Montgomery

Joan and Paul Steinhoff

Pat and Pat Weber

John and Julie Clark

Kay and Steve Head

Jamie and McDonald Moore

Amy and Hugh Stephenson

The Scott Webster Family

Meredith and Andrew Clavenna

Greg and Amanda Helgemoe

Kevin and Laura Morrill

In honor of Natalie Walker

Wechsler Family

Lori and John Collins

Ryan and Ann Henson

Miles and Cynthia Morrison

Bill and Meribeth Stevens

Leslie Weisberg and Marc Quinn

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Mrs. Robert O. Mullins

Robyn Stevens

Susan and Bruce Weiss

William E. Collins

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Rob and Cheri Weyman

William and Deborah Colton

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Tim and Karen Murphy

Tommy and Barbie Stewart

Ashley and Thomas Wheat

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In honor of Pediatric Home Healthcare, LLC

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Scheble, Jr.

of Texas

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and Acie Hickman

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Dr. Linda C. Niessen and Dr.

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and Bill Ballard

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Karen and Phil Drayer

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Kimberly and Shannon Wynne Gregg and Cristy Yates Linda and Brooks Yates John and Kathy Yeaman George and Ann Zahar Zhang’s Family Ying Zhao Lisa and Steve Zimmerman

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Bill Jackman

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Peter Beitsch

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Erin Osborne

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Lee D. Vendig

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Bernets

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Christine Palmer and

Ann Walker

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Susan Johnson

Terry Steger

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Sherri and Craig Berson

Peter and Heidi Cruz

Hugh and Marie Jones

Gretta and Bob Parks

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Anne and Jeremy Besser

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The Bierschenk Family

Genelle and Walter Dahlberg

Toby and Will Jordan

Anne and Mike Payne

Geoff and Deborah Waters

Jim and Corinne Billie

Allan and Nancy Daniel

The Kane Family

Carolyn and Hoddy Peck

Carolyn and Gary Watson

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Margaret and David Danielson

Chuck and Stephanye Keeble

Paul and DeEtte Peters

Margaret and Brad Watson

Don and Millie Bishop

Lee and Susan Danis

Laura and Guy Kellogg

Gina Lu and Scott Petty

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Mary Ella and John Bitzer

Todd and Kristen Dauphinais

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John and Leslie Phillips

and Family

Roger and Joan Blackmar

Jill and Owen Davenport

Eb and Sara Keshavarz

Charles and Alisa Phipps

Julie and David Webb III

Tabor Blake

Cyndi Davis/Kevin Cunningham

The Kimzey Family

Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan Pitts

The Weinberg Family

Ashley and Aaron Blanchette

Marilyn and Ed Davis

Carter and Elizabeth King

Charlene and Charlie Pollan

Ellen and Andy Welch

Stan J. Blazejewski

Michelle and Jimmy Davis

Jack Knox

Robert G. Pollock

Janis and Dennis Wells

Joshua and Olivia Bock

Dan and Amanda Davison

Drs. Nicholas and Rita Kong

Nancy and Foster Poole

John and Marianne Wessman

Laura Boedeker

Armando De Fex

David J. and Carol C. Powell

Beth and Allen West

Tom and Susan Boehme

Ed De Loach

Karen and David Konker

Fund of Communities

Westendorff Family

Susan Bohner

Delagi Family

Mark and Sheri Kopidlansky

Foundation of Texas

Westwood Management

Jim and Judy Bohnsack

Early and Jessica Denison

Jimmy and Molly Bonner

Greg and Teresa Denman

(Nathan and Sandra)

Corporation

David and Sherrie Koplan

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Kwik Kopy Printing Dallas

Grier Raggio

Kathleen and Mike Whalen

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Jen and Scott Wheeler

Kim Bourgeois

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Trey Bowles

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Shannon and Lance Lane

and Family

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Larry and Mary Lange

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Denise and Stace Bradshaw

Dana and James Donahoe

Hermine and Richard LeBlanc

Scott and Anne Richardson

Jim and Susan Whitehurst

Frank and Denise Brame

Susan Regan Donnenfield

The Ledet Family

Alex and Nicole Richter

Katie and Jack Whiteman

Kim and Joe Brannon

Janet and Mark Donoho

Allison and Richard Leigh

Kaki Roach

Anne and Campbell Williams

The Brantleys

Charlotte and Kirk Dooley

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Leland

Jim and Michele Rodgers

Annell and Kelly Williams

Christopher and Tracy Brassard

Elizabeth and Daniel Drabinski

Pete and Donna Lempert

Nethanye and

Scott and Kelley Willis

Brice Brigance

Tish and Mike Drinkwater

Chad and Leigh Leopard

Jasmyne Rodriguez

Salene Willoughby

Travis and Laura Briggs

Ashley and Keith Dugger

Judy and Fred Ligon

Brinkley Roever

Willoughby Family

The Brittian Family

Sandy and Brad Duhé

Mike and Letitia Lii

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Kristi and Scott Wilson

Rebekah and Chip Brooker

Judy and Eddie Dunn

Olive and Jay Long

Delaney Rolfe Designs

Marvin and Becky Wilson

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Dr. and Mrs. Herbert L. DuPont

C.J. and Natalie Lorio

Mary and Ralph Ross

Netta Wilson

Carolyn and Charles Brown

The Durgin Family

Sue Maclay

Farrah and Hadi Sakhai

Robin and Clay Wilson

David and Shannon Brown

Mary Ellen Durham

Gail and Bill Madden

The Salinaro Family

Richard and Zazelle Wingo

Joanna and Sebastian Brown

Peggy and Dick Dwelle

Susan Magilow

Brandi and Robert Sarfatis

Heather and Kevin Winters

John and Mary Brunk

Carrie and Dan Easley

David and Pamela Mahmalji

Megan and Don Saustad

Thomas and Jennifer Wisinski

Steve and Lisa Bunnell

Jeff Eckert

David and Judy Marlow

Judy and Kennen Schmitz

Mr. and Mrs. G. Wojtaszek

Betsy Burke

Anne and Bill Edwards

Jen and Gary Maroulis

Schorr Law Firm

Andrew and Melinda Woodward

Todd Burke Family

Martha C. Edwards

Elvis and Joan Mason

Tom and Lynne Schott

The Woram Family

Wimberley and Naud Burnett

W.L. Jack Edwards, MD

Mattox Family

The Schreyer Family

Andrew and Laura Wright

Jenifer and Jason Bush

Nancy and Byron Egan

Don and Sam Mauldin

Ms. Genee H. Schubert

Xiaosong Yan

Jane and Carter Butler

Dr. and Mrs. George Ehlert

Lynn May

Chris and Katherine Schultz

Amy and Steve Yeager

Judy and Tom Butts

Jay and Randi Eiland

Mike and Terry McCullough

Patrick and Katie Schumacher

Ana and Jim Yoder

Michael and Stephanie Byrd

Barbara and Burton Einspruch

Pat McDowell

Winfield and Ruth Scott

Margaret and Brooke Yung

Bill and Becky Caldwell

Philanthropic Fund of the

Barby and Tom McInerney

Michael and Kathryn Selby

Dick and Peggy Zadina

Cameron Family

Dallas Jewish Community

James and Mary Jo McKellar

Marla and Cary Sewall

Karin and Adam Zaner

Amy Camp

Barbara and Mike McKenzie

Peggy and David Shelmire

Xiaoming Zhan and Jiang Wu

Theresa Canales-Jud

Peggy and Brad Elder

Susan Sutherland McKinney

Bill and Christine Shirer

William Capps

Joan and Jeff Eleazer

Randi and Peter McParlin

Showalter Family Foundation

Richard and Deanna Carrell

The Ellerman Family

Ondine and Thomas Carroll

Gay and James Ellis

Kim and Kurt Meaders

Fund of The Dallas Foundation

MENTOR ($100-$249)

Foundation

Nancy and Royce Medlin

Steve and Dana Sieling

Anonymous Donors (37)

Stacy and Dave Cary

Belinda and Ken Elmgren

Leigh and Joey Messina

Don and Suzanne Singleton

2018 Late Night

Brent and Beth Cavender

Murray Elms

Valerie D. Meyer

The Slear Family

Homecoming Boys

Blake and Melinda Cecil

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Keana and Morgan Meyer

Shirley and Frank Sloan

The Chris Abel Family

Keith and Jennifer Cerny

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Libby and Bob Meyers

Ashley and Stacy Smith

Michelle and Andy Adams

David and Caren Cerutti

Claire Roberts English

Mary Jean Miles

Julie and Scott Smith

Mollye and Bill Adams

Zoe and Angelo Chantilis

Paddy and Barry Epstein

Henry S. Miller III and Angela

Jim and Nancy Snell

Paul and Pam Adams

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Stephanie and Jon Ernst

Chrissy and Clay Snelling

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The Esquivel Family

Chris and Nina Miller

Nancy and David Snodgrass

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Rich and Mandy Childs

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Elizabeth and Stephen Miller

Dana and David Sours

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Janet and Craig Evans

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Richard G. Fagin

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Phil and Waleta Spear

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Joel Ciarochi

Bill Farrell

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Jan and Tim Andersen

Frank Cinatl

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Dan and Joan Stansbury

Cecil and Larrie Arnold

Ann Marron Clark

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Marshall and

Bill and Heather Staunton

Juliana Arnold

Mr. and Mrs. Whit Clark

Jon and Cecy Feld

Daphne Montgomery

Dina Jones Steele

Assar Family

Coley and Jennifer Clark

Katharine and William Felder

Rebecca and Jeff Montgomery

The Stern Family

Traci and Randy Bailey

Melanie and Bryan Clark

Hugh and Judy Ferguson

Kristin and Brian Moore

Robert and Michele Stiles

Debby and Richard Baker

Meredith and Bobby Clark

Julie and Grant Ferrell

Nancy and Kyle Moore

Bill and Sharon Strother

Kristin and Jeff Baker

Jennifer and Joe Clifford

Eugenia and David Fersing

JoAnne and Eddy Moore

Barbara Stroud

Pete and Suzie Baker

Jamison and Kelly Clymer

Pat and Charles Fielder

Dawn and Steve Moore

The Sturcken Family

Rhodes and Marion Baker

Bob and Courtney Coble

Lou Fischer

Michael and Maryam Morse

Steve and Nancy Sumner

James and Alex Ballengee

Charles and Stacey Cochran

Samantha and Todd Fisher

Will Mundinger Family

Janet M. Swanson

Lindsay and Ray Ballotta

Tim and Porter Cochran

Staci and Michael Fisher

Sarah M. Myers

The Sweet Family

G.T. and Elaine Barden

Gene and Melissa Coker

Brendon Fitzgerald

Lori and Glenn Neblett

The Taubenfeld Family

Ann Barksdale

Bruce Collins

Robert and Renee Fitzpatrick

John and Kristin Neely

Donna and Wayne Tenney

Carla Bass

Rodger and Sally Collins

Footlik Family

Richard and Kathleen Neely

Joe and Maria Testa

Dick and Mary Jon Bass

Sally and Mallory Collins

Denise and Randy Ford

Nancy and Bill Nelson

Joel and Elizabeth Thomas

Jayne and David Bass

George and Leslie Conant

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Michael and Lindsay Thomas

Chelsea Batchelor

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The Newhouse Family

Margaret and John Thompson

Galen and Rick Bauchman

Eric and Judy Conner

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Robert and Debbie Thompson

Majel and Ronnie Beall

Marianne Cook

The Fowden Family

Mrs. Jo Norris

Trent and Neely Thrash

Ric and Mary Beasley

Stephen and Melissa Cooke

Jim and Jo Anne Franks

Cara Obert

Tiscareño Family

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Annette and Jack Corman

Laura and Jim Franks

Jack O’Boyle

Cathy and John True

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Kimberly and Philip Cormier

Priscilla and John Freeman

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Kay True

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Laura Cornett

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Everett H. Corson, III Family

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Tom and Ashley Oliver

Gail and Gerald Turner

Audrey Langran Beilharz, HPHS

Stephen and Toby Costas

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Connie and Chris O’Neill

Tim Underwood

John and Shannon Cowden

Renáe and Rob Frizell

Ahmadi Miller

Class of 1953

Susan and Tom Frymire Chris and Suzi Fuller Kevin and Sharla Fuller Amy and Doug Gale Gardner Family Randy and Marialice Garrett Mary Ann and Jack Garvey Grayson and Gage Gaskill Larry and Suzy Gekiere Jeff and Renee George Johan and Lesley Gerrese Sky and Paul Geyer Dr. and Mrs. Aldo Ghobriel Jill and Brady Giddens Gwen Gilbert Mary Humphreys Gill The Gioldasis Family Natalie and Matthew Golden Wylly and Tom Goodson The Goodwin Family Gayle and Patrick Gordon Suzana Gordon Glenn and Roxanne Gottlich Ray and Nora Govett Amy and Nick Graham Marcus and Lisa Graham Clay and Lauren Grasso Donna and Greg Gray Leu Anne and Cyrus Greco The Arthur Green Family Charlotte and Eric Greenfield Lauren and John Greer Bill and Diane Gribble Paul and Lori Grimm Chuck and Randi Grindstaff Elaina and Gary Gross Chris and Sarah Guthery Marianne Gwinn The Haberer Family Claire Hagenbuch The Haggar Family Lauri and Mike Hainsfurther Mary Alice Hairston-Plumlee Joan and Chris Hale Abdul Hameed Fran Hammer Hanley Family The Hansen Family Tom and Marilyn Harbison Oscar and Joanne Hardaway Jean DuPuy Hare Harry and Gayle Hargrave Jackson and Dana Harkey Walker and Elaine Harman Andy and Jeanie Harris Drew Harris Mike and Brenda Harrison Rick and Allison Hart Larry and Marilyn Hastings Johnnie and Tom Hatfield Meredith and Bill Hays Ann Heard-Sakhaee Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hefner Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hegi Bob and Gail Heinonen Betsy M. Henderson Reva and John Henderson Janet and Bruce Hendrick Barry and Janice Hendricks Wendy and Tom Herrick Mary Hestand and Alan Tubbs The Higley Family Terry and Susan Hill Joseph and Beverly Hill Jency Hills Karl and Gretchen Hirschey The Hirzel Family Bette and Jerry Hoag The Hoctor Family Holly and Richard Hodges Carol and John Holden Sam and Katherine Holman Malinda Holmes Steve, Fraser, and Haley Holmes Judy and James “Blackie” * Holmes Erik and Lisa Holmgren Mike and Maggie Holsomback Julia Hooks Martha and Dan Hooper Dorothy and Hal Hopkins Ken and Kimberly Horner Kelly Hosch Carolyn and Dwayne House Mary Francis and Tom Howard Continued On Page 4C * deceased

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Carole and George Wilson

Jim and Susan Whitehurst Jake Whitehurst (2023) Peyton Whitehurst (2026)

Luke Wilson (2022)

Laura Ann Wilson (2017) Kimberly Grace Wilson (2019) Marvin and Becky Wilson Wyatt Wilson (2025) Netta Wilson

Sue Trammell Whitfield Gabby Crank (2015) Rucker and Letha Wickline Claire Sarfatis (2017) Carmen Sarfatis (2019) Dr. and Mrs. Ron Wideman Annie Ream (2015) Will Wideman (2018) Wayne and Jeanette Wilkerson Brice Brigance (2026) John and Donna Willbanks Adalyn Booth (2024) Lillian Booth (2026) Diane and Paul Willey Morgan Willey (2017) Remy Willey (2018) Ben Willey (2020) Molly Willey (2021)

Monica Moody (2016) SuEllen and John Wilson Alex Cornett (2015) Chloe Cornett (2016) Gene Woehr Hannah Woehr (2021) Timothy Woehr (2025) Nana and Papa Woelfel MaKay Hansen (2019) Kiley Hansen (2024) Barbara and Bill Womble Madison Womble (2016) Sarah Womble (2020) Neely Womble (2022) Nancy and David Worden Ella Daugherty (2022)

Edie and Ed Williams Kayla Hudes (2025) Lois and JR Williams Alexandra Rogers (2022) Emma R. Rogers (2025) Susan and Joel Williams William Chavoya (2026) Ellie Walters (2024) Madeline Walters (2027) Jane and Clark Willingham Will Mabus (2023) Whit Mabus (2025) Salene Willoughby Davis Ray Willoughby (2017)

Chloe Daugherty (2024) Laurie and Stan Wright Emma Becker (2023) John and Kathy Yeaman Sarah Caffey (2017) Mary Louise Caffey (2020) Dick and Peggy Zadina Mackenzie Elder (2027) Zogg Benefits Catherine Zogg (2018) Christopher Zogg (2021) Jack Zogg (2023)

TE ACH ERS , A DMINISTR ATORS , A ND STA FF

A special thank you to our wonderful teachers, administrators and staff who give so much to our children each and every day! Anonymous Donors (5) Janet Adams Tonia Afolabi Randy Allen Christen Armer Bill and Margaret Arnold Karen Arnold Sarah Arnold Brittany Aston Emelyne Atkinson Susan Bailey Jay Baker Anne Balden Cyndee Baldwin Jana Barger Burgundy Bass Sylvia Alyse Bearden Brandi Beckham Megan Parks Beckner Jill Bellomy Kristine Benedetto Cari Bennett Kelly Bentley Glenn Berry Amanda Bishop Betsy Bittiker Cha-Cha and Jon Bjork Deborah Blackwell Jennifer Blazek, LPC Jamie Boelens Richard and Denise Bohac Carrie Boydston Margaret Boyle Peggy Garrett Braddock Melinda Briggs Kim and Chad Brooks Carol Brosseau Chris Brunner Dana Bunch

Joyce Burress Debra Cahn Jaime Callahan Laura Caple Karrlie Carbajal Dr. Lynda Carter Martha Carter Jenny and Jim Castellaw Erica Castille Jennifer Chamberlain Cindy and David Clarke Angela Cleveland Cindy Clifton Barbara Clinton Charlotte Clinton Meghan and Brandon Coates Leesa Cole Jamie Condon Dr. Candice Conner Melissa Conner Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cooley, Jr. Laura Cornett Andrea Crane Sandy Cruz Suzanne and Scott Dahlberg Valerie Davenport Marilyn and Ed Davis Cassie Deaver Lorraine Denman Beth Dies Nancy Dodson Jan Doggett Belinda Drew Diane Durgin Lindsay Elcock Alan and E’Lynne Elliott Lindsey Estill Helen Evans Mindee Even

Becky and Chuck Everett Heath Farr Carol Ferris Marta Finlay Jane Fitch Robyn Fletcher Kasey Forney Angelique Foster Janice Foster Dr. Ken Fox Sarah Fox Tyler Fox Elizabeth Francis Ron Francis Shelly Francisco Jessica Franco Shell Franklin Angie Friddle Gena Gardiner Jennifer Garrison Sallye Gatlin Linda Giesen Jeremy Gilbert Cindy Gillean Lacey Glenn Lauren Golman Leann Graham Lynn Graham Tim and Sue Grieve Frances Akin Grigsby Julie Grigsby The Mark Gruver Family Sarah Beth Haigler Katie Haines Katrina Hallman Lisa Ham Vicky Hamilton Marlene Harbeson Priscilla Hazen

Mallory Hernandez Beverly Herndon David Hicks Clay and Dawn Hill Micki Hinojosa Cristy Hirsh Laurie Hitzelberger Cindy Hodgkinson Courtney Hoek Linda Hoff Gail and Allen Holt Mary Carol Hughes Erika Hultsman Mary Husfeld Charlie Jackson Kathi Jackson Karen Jacobsen Emily Jacoy Carolyn James Yvonne Janik Doug Jeffcoats Tanya Johanson Todd and Brett John Brittany Johnson Emily Johnson Karen G. Johnson Kat Johnson Nancy S. Johnson Robert and Kelly Johnson Laura Kanter Luann Karr Kay Keeland Walter Kelly Jackie Kirkham, Mark and J.J. Hipes ‘08 Chris and Leanne Knight Ashley Kotrla Monica Kramer Neil Krasnoff

Nicole and Erik Laird Jenni and Mark Lamoreaux Shannon and Lance Lane Cindy Lapp Jan Lauer Stephanie Ledyard Liza Leggett Jack Leutz Cheryl Lindsey Susan Little Shayla Locklear Micah Lyles Trace Mallett Jon and CJ Mamula Robin Matulich Ashley McCutchin Mindy McMinn Sarah McMullen McMurray Family Erin Mercer Leigh Ann Mewhirter Michael Miller Amanda Mills Linda Long Mims Jenni Mitchell Ashraf Mobh-Tejani John and Jacki Moran Skip and Melinda Moran Dianne Morgan Debbie Morrison Robert Moy Maxine Nelson Tina Nettleton and Family Barbara Nye Amanda Ohlenburg Kim Oliver Carol and Dawson Orr Anne Patterson Amanda Pendleton

Special Thanks to Community Bank for underwriting Yard Signs

Shannon Phillips Edna Phythian Donna C. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce Susanna Plemons Tom Pollock Marcia Pool Hannah Popejoy Ashley Porter Anita Poteat Amy and Phillip Powers Regina Poynor Lana Raley Kelley and David Rather Linda Raya Laura Reinhart Lori Riley Johnny Ringo Mark D. Rowden Joy Rumsey Carol Rybarski Barbara Savage Ric Schlender Charlotte Schmidt Rachel Seiberling Liz Sevilla Mona Shah Kim Shelton Jane Shuford Bruce and Lynn Simoneaux Meghann Singletary Janet Slaughter Ashley Smith Blair and Gordon Smith Kelly Smith Sarah R. Smith Laura Stager Nancy Stare Mr. and Mrs. Michael Streepey

Debra Surko Coletta and Jerry Sutterfield Georgie Swize Shannon Taliaferro Kandace Tanner Nicholas Tarantello Michelle Taylor Linde Thompson Rebecca Thompson Katrina Tilley Jennifer Torres Daley Turet Heather Turner Bonny Urschel Lisa Vaughan Pamela Villanueva Annie Vitale Vi An Vo Lydia Walden Mindy Walls Tristan Weber Tammy Weingand Tina S. Weintraub Betty Sue Welch Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Wells John and Marianne Wessman Michelle Whitaker Helen Moroney Williams Ronny Winford Dr. Barbara Wisener Kathy Wofford Debbie Wolff Julie Womack Don and Elizabeth Woods Brandi Wren Beth Wunderlick Diane and Bill Zei