PDS Annual Giving Report, 2010-11

PRESBYTERIAN DAY SCHOOL

A CLOSER LOOK 2010-2011 STATE OF THE SCHOOL AND ANNUAL GIVING REPORT

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CONTENTS State of the School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 A Mission in Trust. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Board of Trustees

A Sure Foundation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 The Building Boys, Making Men Program

Every Gift Matters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 The Annual Fund

Games for Good. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 March Mania

Stepping It Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Crusader Fun Run and Pedometer Challenge

Building Tomorrow for Today . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 The Campaign for PDS

Fulfilling a Public Purpose. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 The Martin Institute

A Gift of a Lifetime. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 The Young Scholars Program

Parent Perspective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Admission Ambassadors

Parent Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Parents’ Association

Ties that Bind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 PDS Alumni Association

Willing to Give. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 PDS Benefactors Society

Invest Today in Tomorrow’s Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Building Boys, Making Men Campaign Investors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 PDS Annual Fund Investors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Acknowledgments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

A Global Focus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 The Crain Center for Global Curriculum

Presbyterian Day School 4025 Poplar Avenue • Memphis, Tennessee 38111-6022 • pdsmemphis.org/waystogive PDS does not discriminate on the basis of race, religious affiliation, color, national or ethnic origin, or physical handicap/disability in any of its admission policies and practices.

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STATE OF THE SCHOOL I want to extend my most sincere thanks to this magnificent community for supporting PDS in the myriad of ways that you do as parents, alumni, grandparents, friends of the school, faculty, and staff.

Presbyterian Day School is an institution of great purpose, strong faith, and dynamic vision, all flowing from our mission to glorify God by developing boys in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man. We serve Pre-Kindergarten through 6th-grade boys by helping them grow in their knowledge, their academic and social skills, their emotional intelligence, courage, resilience, and their understanding of God’s love and grace and purpose for their lives. I could call us an elementary school for boys, but, really, that falls short, as PDS has become a world-class exemplar of 21st century learning, global awareness and connectivity, technology integration in the classroom and the curriculum, student-centered learning support, rigorous professional learning for our teachers, and an active provider of development and learning for teachers of public and private schools from across the country.

Even though we teach 643 active and curious boys each day, each boy is known, loved, prayed for, and celebrated for his unique interests, talents, and temperament.

We teach and assess learning in ways that seek to maximize skill development and understanding for every boy. We teach in active, hands-on ways that excite and engage boys. We believe that students have varied and unique intelligences

and learning styles, and therefore our teaching must be intentionally flexible, versatile, and carefully designed. We set high expectations for learning and student behavior, and we also celebrate boyhood and boys. Each day, we, teachers and students, immerse ourselves in teaching and learning together.

We start by teaching traditional, foundational basic skills, but then we go much further. The skills of yesterday are necessary but no longer sufficient for the world of today and tomorrow. Our society has evolved from the predictability and mechanization of the Industrial Age to a more fluid, technologically saturated, media rich, fast-paced Digital Age, where collaboration, teaming, the ability to manage ambiguity, diverse reasoning skills, persistence, the creative application of knowledge, and the ability to learn continuously are demanded and rewarded.

We are members of a dynamic, interconnected, “Our academic philosophy centers on the and diverse global development of our boys’ abilities to think community. To critically, creatively, and connectedly.” continue our tradition — Lee Burns of preparing boys to be scholars, citizens, and leaders of the world they will inherit, PDS has not been afraid to grow and change, to dream and dare, to innovate, invent, and evolve. Our strength today and our vision for tomorrow are connected to our rich heritage and great traditions.

We value and pursue excellence yet appreciate that excellence, best, and necessary are ideals that are iterative, evolving, and emerging all the time.

As a learning organization in the 21st century, we at PDS are astute and deliberate students of our world, engaging in rigorous and continual professional development,

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research, and curricular design. We seek to embody the 21st century skills, attitudes, and mindsets that we seek to cultivate in our students, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, initiative, personal responsibility, integrity, courage, subject area knowledge, curiosity, flexibility, adaptability, positive risk taking, and the ability to learn from failure. We, as professional educators and as an institution, intentionally and strategically embrace change, innovate, actively research, and learn by execution as we seek to design an ever-better curriculum and dynamic learning experiences.

“A boy’s early years set the trajectory for a man’s life, developing his mind, his character, his faith, and his heart.”

— Lee Burns

PDS teaches and mentors boys during the most formative years in their lives. Our mission encompasses the deep insight and conviction that a person’s faith, character, values, intellectual curiosity, love of learning, study habits, work habits, and worldview are all largely formed before age 13. A boy’s early years set the trajectory for a man’s life, developing his mind, his character, his faith, and his heart. The early years before adolescence powerfully impact the sort of husband, father, leader, and man a boy will become. We are vested in helping boys become men of great character, great abilities, and great faith. Our biblically-based Building Boys, Making Men program teaches boys what it means to be a Godly man. Our academic philosophy centers on the development of our boys’ abilities to apply foundational skills to think critically,

THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS STUDENTS • 643 boys grades PK - 6th • 109 new boys in 2010-2011 • 525 total families • 96% of PDS boys return each year • 14% students of color • 89% of 1st-grade boys read above grade level

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• 74% of 5th graders are recognized by the Duke Talent Identification Program • 6th-grade boys read and compute on average at the 9th-grade level • Three classes of PDS students placed in the top 30 from 58,000 schools 2010-2011 World Math Day

creatively, and connectedly. For further schooling and success in work and life, our boys must be able to research, analyze, synthesize, and write. We encourage our boys to ask and wrestle with tough questions without the simple yes-or-no answers. We structure our curriculum and teaching methodology in a manner that places a greater value on developing deep understandings of important concepts rather than just memorizing information and accumulating facts. We encourage our boys to explore and envision, to embrace risks, conquer fears, and be reflective in their learning.

I am happy to have the opportunity through this annual report to share some of the specifics of PDS. I am happy to convey our perspective and our accomplishments.

I am happy to share our vision of what we believe that learning must become for students to be prepared for their futures. In the following pages, you will get the details of the many programs and outcomes we have designed and offer. What you will notice is that there is an ancient structure at work — ­ the structure Socrates and Plato understood. Learning needs four essential elements: a great teacher, a stimulating learning space, a motivated student, and a question. PDS has those same elements, and through these pages you will hear about our outstanding teachers, dedicated to designing engaging and rigorous learning for our boys. You will also see that PDS is an employer of choice among professionals seeking a position in teaching. You

TEACHERS • 64 full-time teachers • 85% have trained at the Harvard Graduate School of Education • 9 part-time teachers • 13 special subject teachers • 4 athletic coaches • 3 technology coaches

• 2 learning specialists • 4 reading specialists • 5 Martin Institute teaching residents • Over 100 schools from around the country have sent their teachers to visit our school Lee Burns

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will see a panoply of learning environments and programs as well as a vision for new facilities that will provide needed tools and contexts for learning. Our students continue to perform at the highest levels of achievement among their peers in like schools across the nation, and they tackle many questions in all types of subject areas under the expert guidance of loving teachers, staff, and coaches. Even amidst difficult economic circumstances, more and more students and their families are seeking to be part of our learning community here at PDS. In fact, we are experiencing our largest enrollment in school history, with waiting lists and extremely high re-enrollment rates.

As has been true for a number of years as headmaster of this great school, I am guided and our faculty and staff are driven by the goal of determining and creating a world-class school preparing our boys to be leaders in the 21st century world. We are focused, eager, and relentless. Enjoy reading about what we have accomplished, what we value, and where we are going.

Lee Burns is the Headmaster of PDS.

THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS LEARNING SPACES NEW NEW

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• Norma T. Wilson Early Childhood Center • Physical Education Center and Lifetime Fitness Center • Brenda and Lester Crain Center for Global Curriculum • Wendy Wood Edwards Playground

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• Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence • Over 850 computers, 700 of which are laptops • 57 Smart Boards • 62 Video/Flip cameras • 80 Digital Camera • 60 iPods and 65 iPads

• 145 Active Google Apps for Education Users • 42 teachers have over 100,000 people in their Personal Learning Networks • 30 teacher blogs • PDS has Skyped with 60 schools

ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS • What does it mean to be educated in the 21st century?

• How does a boy become a Godly man?

• How do boys learn best?

• How do we glorify God with our lives?

• What does it mean to put good character into action?

• Are we, as professional educators, learning as fast as the world is changing?

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

A MISSION IN TRUST BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2010 - 2011 Mr. Don Batchelor ’66, Chairman Mr. Rodney D. Baber, Jr. ’61 Mr. Earl Blankenship Mr. Nicholas E. Bragorgos, Sr. Mr. Clarence C. “Bo” Braswell Dr. Glenn Crosby ‘71 Mrs. Douglas Dunavant Mr. Michael B. Faber ‘90 Mr. R. Molitor Ford ‘77 Mr. Russell E. Linkous III Rev. Bryan Loritts Mr. Brad Martin Mr. Bryan E. Nearn ‘55 Mr. John Norfleet ‘72 Mr. Fred Schaeffer ‘82 Mr. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ‘60 Mr. John A. Stemmler Mr. John W. Stokes ‘73 Dr. Stephen C. Threlkeld ‘76 Mr. B. Wade West Dr. Greg Wilkinson Mr. Duncan Williams Mr. Lewis Williamson Mr. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr. Mr. A. Lee Burns III, Ex-Officio Rev. Darrin S. Anthony, Ex-Officio

PDS is one of the finest elementary schools for boys in the world. In attending the annual conference of the National Association of Independent Schools this year, I was awed by the leading edge professionalism and vision that our school has developed compared to its peers across the nation. We have developed a shared understanding of what it means to prepare boys for a changing, technologically-driven, and interconnected world. We are serving others in our community through our expertise in education. PDS’ excellence in implementing its mission is exemplified in a number of ways: • PDS is committed to excellence that is rooted in the truth of the Gospel and our firm commitment to Christ. A great example of this is the Building Boys, Making Men program, which is now a book with accompanying DVD available as a teaching tool for other schools, churches, and parents. This is impactful outreach.

• PDS continues to take boys whose overall IQs are about average for an independent school and produce test results that are above average in almost every category.

• PDS is an exceptional model for the integration and use of technology in teaching and learning. Over 100 schools have come to Memphis to see our program.

• PDS offers a rigorous curriculum and we continue to deepen our understanding that each student learns differently. While holding high academic achievement standards, we must also continue to offer learning support to ensure the success of each boy.

• PDS continues to invest in its faculty and staff. Over 85% of PDS teachers have trained at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education.

• PDS is a good steward of parents’ tuition dollars.

Not one dime of tuition paid for $18,000,000 of recently expanded and renovated facilities.

PDS continues to invest in its faculty and staff.

Over 85% of PDS teachers have trained at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education.

• PDS generously shares its wealth of knowledge and resources. Three examples are working with Berclair Elementary School, the PDS Young Scholars Program, and The Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence.

There are so many great things to celebrate at PDS, and I am honored to be a part of this innovative and dynamic school.

Don Batchelor is the PDS Chairman of the Board and a member of the class of 1966.

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THE BUILDING BOYS, MAKING MEN PROGRAM

A SURE FOUNDATION

If a picture is worth a 1,000 words, what is a role model worth? Or an honest, straight forward conversation? PDS believes that boys should be intentionally taught about what it means to become a man because it provides a sure foundation for living, loving, and giving of one’s self to the world. The definition of manhood we teach PDS boys is that a real man glorifies God by seeking an adventuresome life of purpose and passion as he protects and serves others. Through chapel programs, class meetings, devotions, classes, and relationships with the PDS faculty and staff, the Building Boys, Making Men program provides PDS boys a strong foundation to rely upon all their lives.

One of the most important features of the Building Boys, Making Men program is surrounding boys with good role models, men whom they could one day see themselves emulating because of their honesty, their relaxed and authentic self assurance, their humor, and their values.

“Much of what we learn in life,” explains Mark Fruitt, Principal of the Elementary Division, “happens outside the classroom in what I call teachable moments. Boys, particularly, are watching what the adults in their lives do, not just what they say. That’s why is it so important for us to model honesty and ethics in even the small decisions and happenings of our lives.

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Observant, smart boys are always on guard for discrepancies between what we say is right (our talk) and how we actually behave (our walk). At PDS, we aim to offer our boys the best male role models possible in our faculty, staff and coaches.

We hope to give our boys heroic standards to live up to.”

As they are preparing to leave PDS, 6th-grade boys engage in a year-long discussion about the pressures boys face from peers, myths about manhood, and culture. Flight Plan: Your Mission To Become A Man, by Headmaster Lee Burns and Chaplain Braxton Brady, offers boys a forum to analyze and reflect upon the tough choices they will face. “What we want,” explains Headmaster Lee Burns, “is for boys to choose carefully and wisely, using good information. We can’t really leave that to chance.”

The Building Boys, Making Men program exists because of the generosity and vision of a few good men who believe strongly that preparation is incomplete unless PDS intentionally devotes time, energy, and expertise to developing men of sound character who understand what it means to be a Godly man possessed of wisdom, humility, and a strong service ethic. We envision more opportunities like service learning projects to build boys into men of great character and are seeking investors and partners in this vital aspect of the school’s mission.

Braxton Brady is the PDS Chaplain and Director of the Building Boys, Making Men Program.

BUILDING BOYS, MAKING MEN SPEAKER SERIES

Dr. Jim Taylor, Positive Pushing

Dr. Robert Brooks, Raising a Self-Disciplined Child

Dr. David Thomas, Wild Things

Dr. Meg Meeker, The 10 Habits of Healthy Mothers

Dr. Tim Kimmel, Raising Kids for True Greatness

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THE ANNUAL FUND

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ANNUAL GIVING 2010-2011 • 82% of current PDS parents contribute to the Annual Fund. This is an increase of 21 perecntage points from last year.

• 2010-2011 Total Annual Giving: $621,368.45 • 2010-2011 Annual Fund Raised $559,000 (10.6% over goal) • Crusader Fun Run And Pedometer Challenge: $37,447 to the Lifetime Fitness Program • Birthday Book Club: $3,363 to the library • Parents’ Association (partial gift from PA): $20,000 to fund two Martin Institute Residents • PDS Sunday Offering from 2PC: $1,558 to the Bible Department

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Over 85% of the PDS teachers have had the opportunity to study at Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, due in part to the success of the Annual Fund.

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Chairs of the 2010-2011 Annual Fund, Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi, issued this year a Parent Participation Challenge to increase parent participation from last year’s high of 61%. “We became involved,” explains Stephanie Tancredi, “because we wanted to support a school that we believe does an excellent job. Our son is learning at a good level; he is happy and looks forward to going to school each day.” For every percentage point that participation rose over 61%, the Tancredis matched each point with $500. With the challenge as inspiration and motivation, the total parent participation for the 2010-2011

Annual Fund was catapulted to 82%, an exciting increase of 21 percentage points. The Tancredi’s challenge match was $10,500. “Becoming involved in the Annual Fund leadership was a learning experience,” adds Anthony Tancredi. “The Annual Fund supports much more than it appears at a quick glance, and we were glad to have an opportunity to learn the depth to which the Annual Fund helps support PDS boys and teachers.”

The 2010-2011 school year marked the beginning of the PDS Cornerstone Society of the Annual Fund. The Cornerstone Society recognizes all Annual Fund gifts of $1,000 or more.

Membership in the Cornerstone Society is a testament to a shared belief in the importance of the PDS mission “to glorify God by developing boys in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man.” In appreciation for leadership in giving and support of the school, the Cornerstone Society members are invited to special events, participate in roundtable discussions with guest speakers, receive special recognition in PDS’ Annual Giving Report, and are provided with special updates on PDS from the headmaster. The Cornerstone Society in 2010-2011 raised $363,688 for the Annual Fund which represents 65% of the unrestricted funds raised.

That one gives is more important than what one gives. Gifts of every size support the school and make a difference in the learning experiences of our boys and their teachers.

Lee Rantzow is the Director of Annual Giving and Public Relations.

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MARCH MANIA

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Taking advantage of the exciting competitive spirit created by the NCAA March Madness Men’s Basketball Tournament, PDS decided to create a little March madness of its own that is quite exciting and competitive in a MARCH friendly and purposeful way. Last year, PDS created the innovative March Mania Online Auction, and we are happy to say the second year of online buying proved just as exciting for bidders as for the school.

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before the event so that there is great variety and special appeal to the auction items. Striving to offer the most interesting and unique packages to entice and delight PDS bidders, committee members research and combine items to create special occasions and experiences worthy of competitive March Mania bidding.

PDS is also grateful for the15 generous auction sponsors whose contributions of over $8,500 contributed greatly to the total auction proceeds. We would also like to extend thanks to the auction crew that monitored the computers and oversaw the proceedings during bidding week, monitoring and closing auctions as often as every 15 minutes on the final days of the auction.

MARCH MANIA • 2011 auction proceeds totalled more than $65,000, a $20,000 increase from the 2010 auction.

• More than 300 registered bidders in 2011, more than a 50% increase from the 2010 auction.

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Over 300 registered bidders vied over 175 unique items during bidding week in March. The single highest bid item was the Blackberry Farm Stay, which sold for $5,750. Of note, $8,565 was raised from 51 Special Touches donated by the PDS faculty. Special Touches items included packages like a popsicle playdate, a monthly dessert service, a do-you-dare? dodgeball tournament, and the opportunity to be a PDS coach for the day. Many of these special experiences and outings designed by PDS faculty and staff offer a creative opportunity for students to be with their teachers and coaches in a fun and casual way.

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In looking to future years of March Mania, PDS hopes to increase the number of auction sponsors who want to impact the success of the auction with their contributions; we want to continue to develop exciting and unusually compelling gift packages full of intriguing items and experiences; and we, of course, want to continue to advance the online auction as a fun community event by increasing the number of participating bidders each year. We believe the online auction is conducive to these growth prospects as the online format and atmosphere will allow us to preserve a friendly and intimate auction experience.

Auction proceeds provide unrestricted funds to the PDS Annual Fund.

Lee Rantzow is the Director of Annual Giving and Public Relations.

MARCH MANIA COMMITTEE 2011 Emily Bragorgos Darilyn Christenbury Cindy Dobbs Jenny Ezzell Darby Farmer Kim Jordan Lynn Labry Margaret Ledbetter Dina Martin Suzanne Sampietro Mary Schell Marilyn Seaton Courtney Smith Stephanie Tancredi Anna Wunderlich

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CRUSADER FUN RUN AND PEDOMETER CHALLENGE

STEPPING IT UP ITEMS PURCHASED FROM THE CRUSADER FUN RUN AND PEDOMETER CHALLENGE • Stationary Bikes with Screen and Virtual Routes • Hydraulic Belays for Climbing Wall • Trikes for the Trike Track • Free Weights and Stretch Bands for Flexibility and Strength Conditioning • Recess Equipment

The challenge was to walk around the world in 12 days. Who was up to this challenge? PDS faculty, staff, and boys were, thanks to the inaugural Crusader Fun Run and Pedometer Challenge. Designed by the PDS Athletic Department, the purpose of this new and fun event is to educate PDS boys about the importance of fitness and health while raising funds to support the Lifetime Fitness Center and Physical Education Program.

At the beginning of April, the PDS Athletic Department distributed over 800 pedometers to students, faculty, and staff.

“Everyone was asked,” explains PDS Physical Education Director Spencer McLean, “to wear their pedometer from the time they got up in the morning until going to bed at night.”

Participants kept daily logs of their steps. Each morning at school, classes compiled all of their individual step totals into a class aggregate. “As a class lesson,” Spencer says, “students and teachers converted their total class steps into miles walked, and tracked their progress in walking around the world on a digital map the school used to see the impact of all our steps combined each day. Two weeks of daily trekking resulted in PDS collectively walking the 50,000,000 steps it took to circumnavigate the globe.” The culminating event was a school-wide Fun Run where boys ran laps around the outdoor fields, meeting their personal goals, lap by lap. Each participant asked for pledges for meeting their walking and running goals. “Our combined 50,000,000 steps resulted in over $37,000 to enhance the equipment we have to help boys develop the habit of lifetime fitness.”

“Brain research tells us,” explains Dennis Smith, Director of Operations and Athletics, “that increased exercise and movement

have positive effects on cognition, memory, and attention as well as endurance, persistence, and frustration tolerance. All of these are important to learning.” The goal of the Crusader Fun Run and Pedometer Challenge is to create greater awareness of the connection of health and fitness to learning in addition to raising dedicated funds to enhance our program. “Research also shows,” continues Dennis, “that people who wear a pedometer walk an average of 2,000 more steps per day, resulting in about an extra mile each day. Through our community pedometer experience, we are creating positive awareness that is the first step in learning and developing new health and fitness habits.”

The PDS Athletic Department was delighted to have the extra funds to invest in the Physical Education and Lifetime Fitness Program. Indoor and outdoor equipment for all grade levels that includes a variety of balls, including stability balls, and trikes for the trike track were purchased. Also, eight trickster stationary bikes and a large companion screen with virtual riding routes in places like New York City and Liverpool as well as hydraulic belays were added to the Lifetime Fitness area, adding to the climbing wall and challenge courses. “Our goal,” says Dennis Smith, “is to offer instruction and guidance in a great variety of exercise and challenge experiences in addition to the traditional team sports we teach so that boys at PDS develop a lifelong habit of health and fitness at a young age. And, we all are willing to run the distance to make that happen.”

Dennis Smith is the Director of Operations and Athletics.

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THE CAMPAIGN FOR PDS

BUILDING TOMORROW FOR TODAY

The Building Boys, Making Men campaign successfully transitioned from Phase 1 with $16 million raised to launching Phase 2 which seeks to raise $10 million. We greatly appreciate the commitments members of the PDS community have made to invest in our future. To date, $16,847,419.80 is pledged by 380 individual donors, representing 65% of the total campaign goal of $26 million.

“This capital campaign will allow PDS to put the physical plant in a state that will position PDS to be the finest and most advanced elementary school for boys in the world.”

— Kem Wilson, PDS Trustee and Campaign Chairman

Phase 2 of the campaign will fund enhanced programs and facilities that are essential for a world-class school preparing scholars and leaders for a dynamic, interconnected world. New learning spaces will greatly enhance our boys’ learning experiences by creating the most advanced and properly outfitted learning environments for creative and imaginative problem-solving, technology-supported connection and collaboration around the world, direct learning experiences in music, art, and science, and new potential for health and nutrition studies. Personalized learning support for small groups and individual boys will take place in the Mallory Reading and Learning Center which has been funded by a gift from Suzanne and Neely Mallory, Jr.

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We are happy to report that Phase 2 of the campaign is experiencing success and is actively soliciting new partners.

New learning spaces are essential to providing the type and quality of teaching and learning that a school of our calibre must have to prepare boys for high school, college, and life.

Opportunities for giving exist in a new music center, an art wing, a media center, new science labs, a new cafeteria, kitchen, and nutrition curriculum. Kem Wilson, PDS Trustee and Campaign Chairman, sums up the importance of the campaign’s focus, “Upon surveying the quality of the leadership, staff, faculty, and curriculum, the only thing that was lacking to put PDS in a world-class category was the facilities. This capital campaign will allow PDS to put the physical plant in a state that will position PDS to be the finest and most advanced elementary school for boys in the world.” By carefully considering an investment in this campaign, we hope that you will join us in our efforts to transform excellence into world class.

PHASE 2 CAMPAIGN NEEDS: Science Lab Art Wing New Cafeteria and Kitchen Nutrition Curriculum Music Center Media Center

Cynthia Graham is the Director of Major Gifts.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE 2010-2011: FUNDED ITEMS • Norma T. Wilson Early Childhood Center • Physical Education Center • Lifetime Fitness Center • Multipurpose Fields and Playgrounds • Crain Center for Global Learning • Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence • Tuition Assistance for Students • Professional Development for Teachers • Outdoor Pavilion • Mallory Reading and Learning Center

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THE MARTIN INSTITUTE

A PUBLIC PURPOSE THE MARTIN INSTITUTE 2010 - 2011

• Five Teaching Residents • More than 800 teachers attended Martin Institute events • 156 learning sessions offered this year • Six public school teachers sent to Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education • Inaugural Summer Conference Keynote speakers: Bill Nye the Science Guy (above) and Governor Bill Haslam (opposite)

The Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence is an innovative venture uniting Presbyterian Day School, the University of Memphis, and philanthropists around the most critical issue facing schools today: developing outstanding teachers through world-class professional development. “Investing in teachers is something that brings together city and county, public and private, traditional public schools and charter schools,” explains Headmaster Lee Burns. “At The Martin Institute, we come together not to talk about politics, but to talk about how we can improve our craft as teachers so that we can improve the learning experience for our students.”

Funded by Brad and Dina Martin and their family to impact student learning through investing in teachers’ learning, the Martin Institute is housed on the campus of PDS. Through workshops, seminars, a residency program, and conferences,The Martin Institute creates opportunities for teachers to observe, share, network, and further develop their craft, drawing upon the research and ideas of leading educational thinkers and child development experts.

Summer 2011 brought the first annual conference presented

by The Martin Institute. “We had more than 500 attendees from 11 states and England,” shares Laura Dearman, Martin Institute Conference Director. “In our first annual conference, we had 120 high-quality presenters, some of whom were Google certified teachers, group leaders from Harvard’s Project Zero, Apple Distinguished Educators, and university professors. We also enjoyed remarks from Shirley Raines, The University of Memphis President, Bill Haslam, the Governor of Tennessee,

and business leaders from the Memphis area. The Martin Institute granted scholarships to around half of the conference attendees at a free or subsidized rate, removing barriers to connecting and learning. We also really appreciate the generous support of Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation, who was the presenting sponsor of the summer conference; we are excited that they share our urgent interest in connecting educators to each other and to great ideas that will impact students.”

“I believe very strongly that probably the most important thing we can do to deliver high-quality education experiences to young people is to invest in those who teach them.”

— Brad Martin, PDS Trustee PDS is a school founded in 1949 as an outreach ministry to the Memphis community. “From its beginnings,” says Headmaster Lee Burns, “PDS has embraced an outwardmindset, responsible to a public purpose. The Martin Institute will positively impact teaching and learning in Memphis and beyond, and PDS is proud to bring together enthusiastic educators to share and lead the way in innovating education.”

Dr. Clif Mims of the University of Memphis serves as The Martin Institute’s Executive Director.

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THE CRAIN CENTER FOR GLOBAL CURRICULUM

A GLOBAL FOCUS

There are currently 196 countries recognized by the United Nations, yet we share one world. The ability to collaborate and think with people from different cultures is a critical competency for today’s student, teacher, and leader.

Globally competent individuals investigate the world beyond their immediate environment, communicate ideas with diverse audiences, cultivate perspective (both others’ and their own), and take action ethically, critically, and creatively. Through the deliberate focus and leadership of The Crain Center for Global Curriculum, PDS is better able to develop in our students the capacity and the disposition to understand and act on issues of global significance. It is our intention to integrate global awareness in all subjects and across all grade levels.

Opportunities to interface with and learn from peers around the world make the PDS teacher and curriculum stronger and more apt in cultivating global perspective and awareness in PDS students.

The Crain Center offers travel grants for PDS teachers to travel abroad so they may enrich their teaching practice by becoming students of the world, connecting to teachers from a variety of countries, and experiencing another culture firsthand. Jessica Chandler, Director of the Crain Center and JK - 2 Spanish

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teacher, traveled to London to take part in an international action research team with the International Boys School Coalition. Her team researched and presented their findings on how boys’ engagement and achievement in the study of foreign languages can be developed and enhanced. “Participating in an international research team,” explains Jessica, “brought me so many connections with teachers from schools around the world, giving me an opportunity to interact and learn with some phenomenal teachers. I was on a global team with teachers of French, German, Japanese, and Spanish who teach boys from ages 7 to 18. It was invaluable to work with a diverse team of teachers who were so giving and so willing to offer data about what works best for boys in world language classrooms.”

Peggy Riggins, 4th-grade math teacher, traveled to Beijing and Shanghai to observe three schools. “I visited a Chinese school run by the Chinese government,” Peggy says. “This school was competitive to get into and very rigid. Their studies were Chinese and English focused. I also visited two international schools.

Their students were from all over the world. Both schools had a strong Mandarin focus, and one was innovative in its use of 21st century teaching.” Opportunities to interface with and learn from peers around the world make the PDS teacher and curriculum stronger and more apt in cultivating global perspective and awareness in PDS students. “I am grateful,” Peggy added “to the Crain family and PDS for enabling me to go on this trip.”

Jessica Chandler is the Director of The Crain Center for Global Curriculum and a JK-2 Spanish teacher.

THE CRAIN CENTER 2010-2011 • PDS boys in PK, JK, and SK study Mandarin and Spanish • PDS boys in 1-6, study Mandarin or Spanish • PDS boys participate in World Math Day • PDS 6th graders can participate in Model United Nations • Digital citizenship and environmental sustainability are important world issues that PDS boys study • Brenda and Lester Crain funded the Center • Eight PDS teachers have received international travel grants from the Crain Center (pictured, opposite)

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THE YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM

A GIFT OF A LIFETIME THE YOUNG SCHOLARS PROGRAM PDS is actively seeking philanthropic partners to increase the availability of the PDS learning experience to five new Young Scholars in each incoming Junior Kindergarten class and afford them the opportunity to remain as PDS students through 6th grade.

• Currently, PDS has 19 Young Scholars.

• PDS scholars rank in the top part of their classes.

• Private philanthropic support funds the Young Scholars Program.

Sean Gatlin, Jr. is an outstanding reader. He loves to read, and he loves to learn.

“I can’t explain how amazing my son is to me,” explains his dad, Sean Gatlin, Sr. “I know one of the main reasons for his success is because of PDS.” Sean and his wife, Patricia, have five children. Their son, Sean, is a PDS Young Scholar who attends PDS. Sean is thriving, making lifelong friends, and forging a sure foundation for future success in schooling and in life. He is breaking a cycle of limited opportunity in his family for his generation. His mom and dad are thrilled that Sean can be challenged and supported at PDS to dream and know success early, an extraordinary opportunity that the Gatlins could not have imagined a few years ago.

The Young Scholars Program is a scholarship program that gives boys a life-changing opportunity. Boys with the academic potential to be successful at PDS enter the Young Scholars Program in Junior Kindergarten and remain in the program through 6th grade. PDS currently has nineteen Young Scholars in Junior Kindergarten through 4th grade. These boys rank academically in the top part of their classes.

Making opportunities available to include boys of diverse racial and economic backgrounds is important to the learning environment at PDS — ­ for students, teachers, and parents. Knowing other perspectives and viewpoints enriches our sense of community and connectedness as parents and teachers who want the best for our boys.

We know the PDS learning experience builds boys and makes men of exceptional character, empathy, intellectual rigor, and leadership abilities. We believe it is a necessity and an exciting opportunity to transform lives, like Sean’s, through partnering with families and donors to give a PDS education, a transformative gift of a lifetime.

Becoming a partner in the Young Scholars Program is a tangible and manageable opportunity to give back to greater Memphis by impacting the lives and futures of talented students who would otherwise not have an opportunity to attend a private school.

We believe that the Young Scholars of today will become the future leaders of Memphis and the Mid-South tomorrow.

Linda Douglas is the PDS Admission Liaison and Young Scholar Advisor.

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ADMISSION AMBASSADORS

PARENT PERSPECTIVE

PDS is a school for boys, especially designed to teach in the way boys learn. But, as a prospective parent, how does one know if PDS is the right school for my boy and my family?

Parents want, as a part of their process of choosing a school, to interact and hear from other parents who have been through the process of choosing and are now PDS parents. To help prospective parents get the best and most information they can from the perspective and experience of a current PDS parent, PDS developed the Admission Ambassador Program.

“Prospective parents are able to see immediately that because PDS parents, teachers, and administrators work closely together for the benefit of the students, PDS boys thrive.”

— Anita Kerkhof, Admission Ambassador “The Admission Ambassadors Program is critical to the success of our school,” explains Courtney Smith, volunteer coordinator of the Admission Ambassadors. “Admission Ambassadors are able to provide an inside view as a parent to other parents.

Our Ambassadors really go the extra mile to answer questions for families during their admission process at PDS.” Admission Ambassadors assist with admission tours, providing an open forum with students, parents, and teachers.

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Anita Kerkhof, a volunteer who spearheads the Admission Ambassadors during open houses, describes the unique nature of PDS tours: “Our tours are conducted by a faculty member who gives the school perspective, a 6th grader who gives the student perspective, and an Admission Ambassador who offers the parent perspective.” By organizing time with prospective parents in this way, PDS encourages all questions to be answered by the “subject matter expert.”

Anita describes herself as expert in the the non-Memphian perspective, as she and her family relocated to Memphis from Chicago. “In addition to that, I have twin boys so I can attest to the fact that PDS treats each child individually, working to understand his interests, strengths, and learning profile.”

Both Courtney and Anita are thrilled to share their PDS experiences, remembering when they were once prospective parents determined to find the best match in a school for their boys. Having a formalized program that helps prospective parents ask questions about the many other parts of the school community in addition to the teaching and learning makes the PDS admissions process more personal, more effective, and frankly, more fun. “There are many Admission Ambassadors and all are thrilled to talk about the school. Prospective parents are able to see immediately,” says Anita, “that because PDS parents, teachers, and administrators work closely together for the benefit of the students, PDS boys thrive.”

Jan Conder is the Director of Admission and Enrollment

2010-2011 ADMISSION AMBASSADORS Courtney Smith, Chair Erika Anderson Toria Brown Julia Couloubaritsis Tiffany Heard Lauri Holland Emily House Teresa Jenkins Anne Jones Anita Kerkhof Korie Loritts Janie Lowery Beth Murrey Bethany Owen Cynthia Parks Katy Patteson Karen Saenz Carey Snider Jill Stockburger Angie Street

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PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

PARENT PARTNERS PDS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION EVENTS • Book Fair • Crusaders Care • Gift Wrap Sale • Spirit Wear Sales • Library Volunteers • AR Auction • Sixth Grade Graduation Banquet • Father/Son Event • Faculty Appreciation • Hospitality • Berclair Elementary School Partnership • Early Childhood Connections

The Parents’ Association is a volunteer support group for the PDS school community. All parents of PDS students are members of the Parents’ Association; there is no charge or membership fee to belong. Drawing on the talents, passions, and commitment of our parents, the Parents’ Association strives to strengthen PDS by engaging in specified service activities that support various school programs and needs as well as helping all parents feel a part of the PDS community.

Serving as the 2010-2011 PA president, Stephanie Linkous shares her experience, “Leading the Parents’ Association was a great experience that allowed me to reach out to the PDS parent community and invite everyone to get involved in one way or another. My involvement also allowed me to learn more about how the faculty and administration work with the parents to support the boys and their activities.”

The encouragement that the Parents’ Association provides to families, faculty, and staff, and PDS’ adopted school, Berclair Elementary, throughout the year is greatly appreciated and makes all the hard work well worth the investment of time, talent, and energy. “According to many PDS teachers who have worked in other schools around the country,” explains Stephanie, “what the Parents’ Association does at PDS is unique. One of the most valuable things I learned was how much the PDS community is willing to serve. Being servant leaders is a way of life at PDS, and parents that serve others teach their sons a very valuable lesson.”

“We are blessed with an incredible parent body,” says Headmaster Lee Burns, “and I am deeply grateful for the many wonderful ways they serve at PDS, especially through the Parents’ Association.”

“Leading the Parents’ Association was a great experience that allowed me to reach out to the PDS parent community and invite everyone to get involved in one way or another.”

— Stephanie Linkous, 2010-2011 Parents’ Association President Getting involved is easier than one might think. Whether you have the time to lead a committee, or work in the library for an hour a week, or send in cookies for the teacher appreciation luncheons, everything is helpful. “Just taking the time and effort,” reflects Stephanie Linkous, “shows our sons that we believe in giving back to a place that gives so much to our boys.

The school would not run as smoothly without the support of the Parents’ Association.” The Parents’ Association mission is to support and to advance the mission of the school. “So,” Stephanie adds, “the more advocates PDS has, the better.”

Stephanie Linkous was the 2010-2011 PDS Parents’ Association President

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PDS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

TIES THAT BIND

Over three hundred PDS alumni and friends of the school gathered for the Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon to share in honoring Wade Hampton Sides ’74, as the 2010-2011 recipient of the Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Hampton Sides is the author of three national bestsellers, Ghost Soldiers, Blood and Thunder, and most recently, Hellhound On His Trail. “The Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon is a special event for PDS,” explains Alumni Board President Oscar Atkinson. “Men get to come back to their school and see lifelong friends, and they also get to hear about the amazing things that continue to happen for boys at PDS today. Much has changed, but the joyous laughter of boys ringing through the halls reminds us of the lifelong friendships forged in this special place.”

PDS 6th graders did some digging on Hampton Sides and discovered that he served as class president from third grade on, edited the school newspaper The Press Bee, had artwork displayed in the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, and won an essay contest when he was in third grade that landed him as mayor for a day.

After the PDS boys shared a montage of the critics’ accolades of Sides’ writing and historical insights, Hampton took the podium as chief storyteller of the day, sharing some entertaining memories of his PDS years, revealing happy times, lifelong friendships, and his emerging passion for writing. After offering an adult’s hindsight perspective on the fashion of

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the era, like really high tube socks, really short basketball trunks, and plaid on plaid, Sides settled into remembering some people who contributed to his success like teachers Charlotte Neal and Neva McKinzey who encouraged his writing and “hardwired his brain with English grammar.”

Included in Hampton’s factors for success were his childhood friends, many of whom were at the luncheon, who have been meaningful and sustaining throughout the years. He mentioned the late Shelby Foote, father of classmate Huger “Huggie” Foote, as becoming a significant literary influence on his writing style, but who, at the time, was also just a dad. Hampton explained that he and his pals at times irritated writer Shelby Foote with typical boyhood roughhousing and hanging out that was loud to the point that Foote reminded the boys “to keep it down because I am in the middle of the Battle of Appomattox here!”

“Because PDS serves boys in the most formative years of their lives,” explains Headmaster Burns speaking of the annual event, “we feel especially connected to the men they become. PDS is proud to have a diverse group of men, like Hampton, who have created interesting lives, served their communities, and excelled in unique ways.” Oscar Atkinson agrees, “The Distinguished Alumnus Award provides a way to celebrate great achievements and encourage PDS boys to make an impact in their own way.”

ALUMNI BOARD

The Alumni Board is devoted to connecting PDS alumni to each other and to the ongoing life of the school. The board focuses its activities on creating engagement and connections among alumni.

The current Alumni Board has representation from four decades of PDS alumni from 1960 to 2001. The biggest alumni event is the Annual Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon.

PDS DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AWARD • 2010-2011: Hampton Sides ‘74 • 2009-2010: Fred Smith ‘56 • 2008-2009: Rick Moore ‘57 • 2007-2008: Pitt Hyde ‘55

Cynthia Cross is the Director of Alumni, Special Events, and Parents’ Association Liaison

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PDS BENEFACTORS SOCIETY

WILLING TO GIVE PDS BENEFACTORS SOCIETY • Recognizes and honors individuals who have included PDS in their estate plans.

• Planned gifts benefit future generations of PDS students.

• For more information visit pdsmemphis.org/waystogive.

WAYS TO GIVE • Securities • Life Income Gifts • Retirement Plans • Life Insurance Policies • Living Trusts • Annuities • Trusts

Brandon and Joe Morrison are willing to give. They have included PDS in their estate plans, specifying a gift in future years that will serve boys of future PDS generations. Joe is a PDS alum, class of ‘72, and has served as a member of the PDS Board of Trustees. He and Brandon have two sons who graduated from PDS, Joe Morrison ‘06 and Murray

“Brandon and I decided to include PDS in our wills because,” Joe Morrison explains, “we value the ways in which PDS nurtured our sons and prepared them for further schooling, but also for life. PDS helped both Joe and Murray develop a sense of confidence as well as a generosity of spirit and empathy for others. Seeds of growth in character were fertilized at PDS that we hope will make them better men. We are pleased to be a small part of continuing the opportunities that our sons enjoyed at and PDS for boys in future generations.”

“We value the ways in which PDS nurtured our sons prepared them for further schooling, but also for life. PDS helped both Joe and Murray develop a sense of confidence as well as a generosity of spirit and empathy for others.

Seeds of growth in character were fertilized at PDS that we hope will make them better men. ”

Planned giving is an important giving choice because it is flexible and customizable. Giving options include making gifts of securities, life income gifts, retirement plans, life insurance policies, living trusts, annuities, trusts, personal property, cash, real estate — Joe Morrison, PDS Benefactors Society and art. For many, an estate gift is the easiest way to make one’s most significant and meaningful gift. Through careful estate Morrison ‘10. Their willingness to step forward boldly to make planning, individuals can provide special, personal, and a commitment to the long-term sustainability of the school by often significant gifts that contribute to the sustainability of including PDS in their estate plans earns them the distinction the school and most importantly, leave a legacy for others. as Charter Members of the Benefactors Society, a new giving society for PDS. Thoughtful planning like theirs is essential to sustaining PDS’ excellent tradition of preparing boys to be men Steve Hearn is the Chief Advancement Officer for PDS. of character, wisdom, and service in succeeding generations.

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INVEST TODAY IN TOMORROW’S LEADERS Thank you for supporting PDS in our mission to glorify God by developing boys in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man. Your contributions have turned the dream of a PDS education into a reality for many boys.

For over sixty years, PDS has been a very special place for boys to learn and grow, a place that builds a sure foundation in critical years that serves men for a lifetime. Because of strategic investments in our teachers, students, and programs, PDS is producing positive returns that will benefit Memphis and our community for generations, guiding and cultivating thinking abilities, character, and hearts that serve. Today’s PDS student will become tomorrow’s leader.

During the 2011-12 school year, I would like to ask that you consider serving on or contributing to one or more of the following PDS initiatives: Parents’ Association, Admissions Ambassadors, Board of Trustees, Alumni Board, The PDS 2011-12 Annual Fund, The PDS Capital Campaign, The Young Scholars

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Program, Building Boys, Making Men Program, Martin Institute for Teaching Excellence, Crain Center for Global Curriculum, Benefactors Society, and other initiatives.

Whether it is the investment of your time and energy as a member of one of our volunteer organizations or the contribution of your financial resources to help underwrite one of our programs, PDS students and teachers of today and tomorrow count on your support.

Our gratitude for your engagement and involvement in the PDS community is great, and we respectfully ask that you continue to make PDS a priority among your giving options.

Steve Hearn is the Chief Advancement Officer for PDS.

Contributions, pledges and estate gifts in support of capital, endowment, scholarships, and special programs as of July 31, 2011.

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Mr. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr. Campaign Chairman Mr. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Honorary Campaign Chairman

CAMPAIGN CABINET Mr. Don Batchelor ‘66 Mr. Earl Blankenship Mr. Clarence C. “Bo” Braswell Mr. John J. Colcolough III Mr. Met Crump ‘55 Mr. Ben Daniel ‘80 Mr. Edward Dobbs Mr. Jimmy Edwards Mr. Michael Faber ‘90 Mr. Jason Farmer Mrs. Martha Hess Mr. Michael Hess Mrs. Stephanie Linkous Mr. James “Stilly” McFadden ‘69 Mr. Bryan E. Nearn, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Win Rawson Mrs. Chris Sanders Mr. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘82 Mr. Chuck Smith ‘60 Mrs. Barbara Williamson

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CAMPAIGN DONORS

Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Abston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Bo Allen ‘80 Rev. and Mrs. Darrin S. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Ed Apple* Mr. and Mrs. John Apple* Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arnold* Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Atkinson ‘90 Autozone Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Baber, Jr. ‘61 Babcock Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bailey ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ballinger ‘75* Baptist Memorial Health Care Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bartz Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Batchelor ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beals Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Beard* Dr. and Mrs. Neal Beckford Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bell Bellevue Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Billions Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Bragorgos Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brakebill Mr. and Mrs. David Brandon* Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. “Bo” Braswell Mrs. Nell Brown* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bullard*

Mr. Mal Bundey and Ms. Delta Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burkart* Mrs. Graham Burns Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Burns III* Ms. May Burns Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler* Mr. and Mrs. John Butora* Mr. and Mrs. Brian Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Campbell* Mrs. Beverly F. Carrick Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carrier* Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carruthers* Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Caruthers* Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Chandler* Mr. and Mrs. Randy Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christenbury* Mr. and Mrs. Mims Clayton* Mr. and Mrs. Rick Clifford Mr. and Mrs. John J. Colcolough III Mr. and Mrs. Keith S. Collins Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Mrs. Jan Conder* Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Berry Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James W. Corbitt* Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain Crawford Howard Private Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Creasman* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Creson ‘77*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf Crump ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniel ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Lundy Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daniel ‘78* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Daughty* Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Davidoff* Dr. and Mrs. Chris Davis* Mrs. Ting Ting Davis* Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Deaton* Ms. Jean Demere* Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dicken, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dickinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs, Jr. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Douglas* Mr. and Mrs. Stan Droke* Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dunavant Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan D. Dunavant ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Brian Eason II ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Edwards Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards* Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Edwards* Rep. and Mrs. Jim Ellington* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faber ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Farnsworth III* Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Horizon National Corporation

Senator and Mrs. Merle Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Folk Mrs. Mary Ann Ford** Mr. Molitor Ford Mr. and Mrs. R. Molitor Ford, Jr. ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Freeburg ‘75* Mr. and Mrs. Mark French Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fruitt* Mr. and Mrs. Tom Galvin* Mr. and Mrs. David Garner* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garrott Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gassaway ‘88 Drs. Lynn and Jack Gayden Dr. and Mrs. Duane Giannangelo Mr. and Mrs. Gibby Gibson* Miss Laura Glenn* Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch III* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Good Mr. and Mrs. Troy R. Graham* Greater Houston Community Foundation Grinder, Taber & Grinder, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Imad Hajj* Mrs. Nina Haley* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hatfield Mr. Tommy Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayes* Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Hearn* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hecht* Mr. and Mrs. Al Henderson* Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hergenrader* Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hergenrader Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hess Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hill* Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill* Carol B. Hinchin Fund

Hope Christian Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Horn Mr. and Mrs. McKee Humphreys ‘95* Mr. and Mrs. Dade Hunt ‘71* Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey III ‘75* J. R. Hyde Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hyde III Mr. and Mrs. Gale Isom* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jarratt ‘73* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Jemison, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jenkins* Mr. and Mrs. Hank Johnson* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnson* Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Epps Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan Drs. Anne and Richard Jordan* Drs. Beth and John Kakales* Mr. and Mrs. Mason Kauffman* Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kaye Mr. and Mrs. Greg Keith Mr.and Mrs. Benjamin R. Keras ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Keras III ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Don Kilgore* Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kirkscey* Mr. and Mrs. Russell Klinke ‘73* Dr. and Mrs. Dean A. Klug Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kyle* Dr. Kashif Latif and Dr. Shazia Hussain* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lawyer* Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lee* Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Lewis II ‘92* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightman, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Linkous Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Linkous III Mr. and Mrs. William Losch Mr. and Mrs. Todd Love* Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn Mr. and Mrs. G. B. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Jay Madden* Mr. and Mrs. Lon M. Magness ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Matlock Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mann II Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marino* Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Maroda ‘69 R. Brad Martin Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Martin, Jr. ‘73 Ms. Tamika Martin* MassMutual Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews* Mr. and Mrs. Kirby May ‘88* Mrs. Lisa S. May* Dr. and Mrs. Kit Mays Mr. and Mrs. Neal McAtee* Dr. and Mrs. John McCall* Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McEwan III ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Stillman McFadden ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGreger* Mr. and Mrs. Steve McHugh* Mr. and Mrs. Spencer McLean* Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMath* Medco Health Solutions Charitable Match Fund Medtronic Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Meloni, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merriman* Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller III* Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Mitchell* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montague* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Montgomery*

Mr. David and Dr. Laura Moody Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore ‘57 Mr. Richard C. Moore III ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Morrison ‘72* Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Murray* Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Murrey ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nabers* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nagle* Mr. and Mrs. Jay Naifeh Drs. Sara and A. P. Naren* Dr. and Mrs. Boomi Nathan* Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Nearn, Jr. ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Norfleet ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nunn Dr. and Mrs. Suahil Obaji* Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Orr* Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parks* Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pate* Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L Patton PDS Parents’ Association Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Pell* Ms. Patty Pereira Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Peters ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Clif Phillips* Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pickering* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston ‘72* Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pretsch* Mr. and Mrs. Paige Purvis* Mr. and Mrs. William l. Quinlen III ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rainer ‘71* Mr. Tom Rand Mr. James Rantzow, Jr. ‘07* Mr. and Mrs. James Rantzow* Mr. and Mrs. Win Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reddoch* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Redmont*

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BUILDING BOYS, MAKING MEN CAMPAIGN DONORS (Continued)

Regions Financial Corporation* Drs. Sylvia and Steve Richey* Ms. Peggy Riggins* Mr. and Mrs. Mike Robbins* Ms. Joni Roberts* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson ‘62 Dr. and Mrs. Wiley T. Robinson ‘69 Ms. Gretchen Rogers* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rose* Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Rote, Jr.* Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Roux Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rudesill* Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. Rom Rushing Dr. and Mrs. Joe Rutherford Sabre Holdings Give Together Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Reid Sanders ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schneiter* Mr. and Mrs. Butch Scott* Mr. and Mrs. Phil Seaton* Second Grade 2-B Beth Diaz’s Class/Flying Pigs Mr. Jimmy Sexton Mr. and Mrs. John Shackelford* Ms. Helen B. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Shaw* Miss Lauren Sheehan* Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shirley* Drs. Uzma and Arsalan Shirwany* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shivers Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shores Sixth Grade – Mrs. Nabers’ Class* Mr. and Mrs. Casey Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ‘60

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Smith ‘56 Mr. and Mrs. Foster Smith ‘92* Solberg Properties Dr. and Mrs. John Staffel Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stemmler Mr. and Mrs. Brit Stephens* Mr. and Mrs. Phil Stevenson* Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stewart, Jr.* Stock Market Team - Shelley Umberson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes ‘73 Mr. Colin Stovall* Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sumner Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sweat* Dr. and Mrs. Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ‘79* Mrs. Bettye Taliaferro Ms. Elizabeth Taliaferro* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Terry Dr. and Mrs. Tapan Thakur* Mr. and Mrs. S. Alexander Thompson III Mr. and Mrs. Rick Thornton* Dr. and Mrs. Steve Threlkeld ‘76* Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trammell* Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin Trussell Mr. ans Mrs. John M. Tully ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner* Mrs. Claire Tipps* Mr. and Mrs. William G. Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vinson* Ms. Monica Vunk* Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wade* Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Rush Waller* Dr. Tonya Reese Ward Drs. Susan and Bill Warner Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins III Mr. Matt Weathersby ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Webb

William E. Weiss Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Weller Mr. and Mrs. B. Wade West Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Westbrook* Mr. and Mrs. Charles White* Mrs. Katherine B. White Mrs. Deanna Wilbourn Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Willis C. Willey ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Williams Mrs. Robert M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamson Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemmons Wilson III ‘88 Kemmons Wilson Companies Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Drew Wilson* Mr. and Mrs. James D. Witherington, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Wood, Jr.* Dr. and Mrs. Greg Wood* Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Woods Dr. and Mrs. Dana Wright* Ms. Nancy Wright* Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Wunderlich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Yarwood* Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Zanone, Jr. ‘80

*Donors to the Wendy Wood Edwards Playground **Deceased

MATCHING GIFTS Autozone Matching Gifts Program Joe Rutherford First Horizon National Corporation William Losch Phil Stevenson Mass Mutual Financial Group Milton Knowlton MedcoHealth Solutions Chairitable Match Fund Michael Hess Medtronic Foundation Neil Beals Regions Financial Corporation Larry Creson Robert Gooch Jay Webb Sabre Holdings Cathy Harris

At the conclusion of the campaign, gifts in honor of and in memory of individuals will be presented in the final campaign report.

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PDS ANNUAL FUND Gifts received August 1, 2010 through July 31, 2011

LEAD GIFT TEAM Stephanie and Anthony Tancredi, Chairs Anne and Vince Boberski Emily and Nick Bragorgos Jennifer and Michael Cook Cindy and Edward Dobbs Valerie and John Elkington Martha and Mike Hess Jean and Rob Johnston Janie and Michael Lowery Vicki and Kurt Nelson Katy and Bruce Patteson Sarah and Trey Watkins Elizabeth and Russell Williamson Tim Johnson, Faculty Chair Ross Spain, Faculty Chair

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THE HEADMASTER’S SOCIETY The Headmaster’s Society recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments in excess of $20,000. This society is in recognition of and thanks to the 11 headmasters in the 62 year history of PDS; Miss Maribelle Wheeler (1949-1951), Col. Ross McCain Lynn (1951-1955), Mr. Henry B. Roney, Jr. (1955-1960), Mr. James Day Lynch (19601963), Mr. Robert Carey Goodman (19631965), Mr. Marquis Lorenzo Pinkston (19651967), Mrs. Martha Hopper (1967-1968), Col. Earl H. Devanny, Jr. (1968-1972), Mr. Jack B. Stanford (1972-1979), Dr. Len Sumner (19792000), and Mr. A. Lee Burns (2000-present).

Anonymous Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Crawford Howard Private Foundation

THE ROBERT J. HUSSEY SOCIETY

THE ANTHONY W. DICK SOCIETY

The Robert J. Hussey Society recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments between $10,000 and $19,999.

This society is in memory of Mr. Robert J. Hussey, one of the founders of PDS, for his tireless dedication and leadership in the formation of PDS. Mr. Hussey was one of the members of the original Board of Trustees and chairman of the board when the school opened in 1949.

The Anthony W. Dick Society recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments between $5,000 and $9,999.

Dr. Dick became the pastor of Second Presbyterian Church in the summer of 1947, expressing the desire that the church provide Christian elementary education with a day school. The giving society in his name is in memory of his commitment through his storied tenure to the boys of PDS.

Dr. and Mrs. John C. Bowen Hope Christian Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore, Jr. ‘57 The James D. and Martha R.

Robinson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tancredi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turley

Brinkley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brundick Mr. Mal Bundey and Ms. Delta Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Brian Eason II ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Keith Mr. and Mrs. Brad Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Norfleet ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Reid Sanders ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Trent Scull ‘80 Mr. Jimmy Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Webb

THE LEN SUMNER SOCIETY

THE FRANK NORFLEET SOCIETY

The Len Sumner Society recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments between $2,500 and $4,999. Dr. Sumner was the Headmaster of the school from 19792000. During his tenure, the facilities we use today were constructed, computers were introduced into the classroom and programs such as enrichment, aftercare, and afterschool tutoring were established. Dr. Sumner also served as president of the Memphis Association of Independent Schools and the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools.

The Frank Norfleet Society recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments between $1,000 and $2,499.

Mr. Norfleet is responsible for creating the PDS Annual Fund as it was his idea to have an annual fund drive supplemental to the budget. Mr. Norfleet has been a major contributor to the fund for many years.

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Bragorgos Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Braswell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs Mrs. Pat Eason Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards, Sr. First Tennessee Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Horn Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Linkous III Mr. and Mrs. Todd Love Mr. and Mrs. James S. McFadden ‘69 Moore Madison Family Foundation Regions Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Solberg Dr. and Mrs. Greg Staffel Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Weller

Mr. Robert I. Abbay III Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Coors Arthur ‘84 Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ayotte Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barton, Jr. ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beals Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Irving V. Boberski III Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyd III Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Canale ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John Colcolough III Mr. and Mrs. Will Coleman Mrs. Jan Conder Mr. Everett Richard Cook II ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Berry Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Dan Copp

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Creasman Mr. and Mrs. Craig Croone Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Crosby II ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cross Dr. and Mrs. James Daughdrill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Denton Mr. and Mrs. Stan Droke Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Dunavant ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John Elkington Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faber ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. John Farris Mr. and Mrs. Shea Flinn III ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fruitt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrott Dr. Aileen Gayoso Dr. Jennifer and Mr. Gary Giles Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Troy R. Graham Senator Phil and Dr. Wendy Gramm Mr. and Mrs. Brett Grinder Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grinder Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris ‘75 Drs. Leigh and Hunter Harrison Mr. Tommy Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hess Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hussey III ‘75 Hyde Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Hyde III ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Gale Isom Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. Van Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Mason Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kaye Dr. and Mrs. Dean Klug Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kyle Mr. John Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Dr. and Mrs. David Libby Mr. and Mrs. James R. Liles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Loeb ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. William Losch Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lusk ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Kit S. Mays Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell Drs. Victoria Kandalaft and Les McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMath Dr. and Mrs. Mike McSwain Medco Health Solutions Charitable Match Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Ali Meli Drs. Christie and Madison Michael Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Monaghan Dr. Laura and Mr. David Moody Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore Mr. Richard C. Moore III ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Murrey ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Nearn, Jr. ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Orr III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oswalt Mr. and Mrs. Lee Powell Mr. Thomas B. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Tom Preston ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quinlen III ‘58

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Mr. and Mrs. James Rantzow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rantzow Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. Reeves Dr. and Mrs. David Reid Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Richey, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Barrett Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Sellers Shy ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Smith Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Smythe III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Solberg Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes III ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. David Sutton Sysco Memphis LLC Dr. and Mrs. Steve Threlkeld ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Treadway UBS Foundation USA

Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. William G. Underwood Mr. Boyd Wade Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins III Mr. and Mrs. Jay Webb Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Thom Weller Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilbourn Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Williams Mrs. Julia Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamson Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kemmons Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Wunderlich III ‘58

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THE ROSS LYNN CLUB The Ross Lynn Club recognizes individuals who make annual financial commitments between $500 and $999. Colonel Ross Lynn was the first Headmaster of PDS and is credited with establishing the high academic and moral standards of PDS. Colonel Lynn was also responsible for commissioning the design of the PDS crest and establishing the motto.

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ‘78 AXA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Baber, Jr. ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Don Batchelor ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Brown ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burkart Mr. and Mrs. Wes Butler Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cashman Dr. Yixin Chen and Ms. Sue Huang Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Connell Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covington Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Crump III ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daniel ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Anton Dias Perera Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dickinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dowdle Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ezzell Dr. and Mrs. Richard Faris Mr. and Mrs. Jason Farmer Mr. Sidney W. Farnsworth III ‘63 First Horizon National Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mott Ford ‘77 Mr. Jim Frazier Mr. and Mrs. William French

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fulmer III ‘73 Mr. Arthur Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Givens Mr. Raymond E. Glotzbach II ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gowen ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Graham II Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grissinger Mr. and Mrs. David Harano Mr. and Mrs. John Harris Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hollabaugh, Jr. ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hurdle Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jarratt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jemison, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Rob Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones Rev. and Mrs. William G. Jones ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kaye Mr. and Mrs. James Keegan Ms. Nancy Kenley Mr. and Mrs. Kent Kerkhof Mr. and Mrs. Don Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kirkscey Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Linkous Mrs. Halcyon R. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Lon Magness ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. John Maiden Mr. and Mrs. Neely Mallory, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marek The Marston Firm Mrs. Annabelle Martin Mr. and Mrs. Tom McAllister Mr. and Mrs. Steven McBride Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCown, Jr. ‘71

Dr. and Mrs. Chris McEwan Mr. and Mrs. Spencer McLean Medtronic Matching Gifts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mellone Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moody Mr. Fontaine B. Moore III ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Moore ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Naifeh Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Ms. Corinne Parker Mr. Mat Parker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Patteson Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Patton III ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Peters ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pfeifer Dr. Christina Shimek and Dr. Sean Pflaumer Mr. and Mrs. John T. Pitts, Jr. ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Johnny R. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. James Power Dr. and Mrs. Randolph Ramey Dr. and Mrs. Rick Reinhard Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Rockamore Dr. and Mrs. Jeff Roux Sabre Holdings Give Together Campaign Mr. P. Layton Sanders, Jr. ‘65 Mrs. Frederick Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Schell Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Seibels Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Shackelford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shufflebarger Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Smith ‘83 Ms. Nancy W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smythe Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Solberg Mr. and Mrs. John Stemmler Mr. Colin Stovall

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Swords Dr. and Mrs. Owen Tabor ‘79 Target Take Charge of Education Program Mr. and Mrs. Harrison K. Tigrett ‘90 Dr. and Mrs. James Wang Mr. and Mrs. Heiskell Weatherford IV ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Wade West Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whitehead Dr. and Mrs. Greg Wilkinson Rev. and Mrs. Sanders L. Willson Mr. and Mrs. Drew Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Spence Wilson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Wilson, Jr. Mr. David S. Work ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wunderlich ‘84

THE RED AND BLUE CLUB Gifts of $1 to $499

Anonymous (6) Mr. and Mrs. Rob Abbay IV Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Adams, Jr. ‘68 Drs. Ritu and Sudhir Aggarwal Dr. and Mrs. John Albritton Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Aleman Drs. Michael Aleman and Betty Hou Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bo Allen ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Todd Allen Mr. and Mrs. Trent Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Alumbaugh, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Anderson ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Angelakis ‘75 Rev. and Mrs. Darrin S. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Dan Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Benjamine H. Arnold, Jr. Mr. Benjamin H. Arnold III ‘02 Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Atkinson III Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Atkinson ‘90 Autozone Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Winston Baccus Mr. and Mrs. Brown Baine Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Baird Bank of America Foundation Dr. Lea Bannister Ms. Faith Barcroft Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcroft Mr. and Mrs. Doug Barron Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barry ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barry Dr. Gwen and Mr. Christopher P. Beard ‘78 Dr. and Mrs. Neal Beckford Mr. David Beecher Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bell Mrs. Leon Bell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bell Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bell Mr. and Mrs. Whitten Bell Mr. and Mrs. Brent Berry Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bethell ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. David Billions ‘84 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Billions Dr. and Mrs. Blake Billups Dr. and Mrs. Tom Billups Mr. and Mrs. Stevan L. Black Dr. and Mrs. Melrose Blackett

Mr. Brent H. Blankenship ‘95 Mr. Preston T. Blankenship ‘97 Mrs. Verna Bohannon Ms. McQuitta Bostick Mr. Torrance Bostick Mr. Grant Boucek Mr. Ron Boucek Ms. Scott Boucek Mr. and Mrs. David Bourland Dr. and Mrs. Allen Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Brady Mr. and Mrs. David Brandon Mr. and Mrs. John Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Otis Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Bridgforth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bridgforth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bridgforth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brock Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Mr. and Mrs. Monte Brown Dr. Hal Brunt and Mrs. Buzzy Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Tiger Bryant Mr. John M. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Jose’ Bryant Mrs. Dorothy Bryce Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Buckhalter Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Bunch Mr. and Mrs. David Burks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burleigh Mrs. Graham Burns Mr. and Mrs. William Burns Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butler Mr. and Mrs. John Butler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Will Butler Mr. and Mrs. John Butora Judge and Mrs. Edgar Calhoun

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Carter Campbell ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Canale, Jr. ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cande Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carey Mrs. Beverly Carrick Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Carrillo Dr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Caruthers Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Chandler Dr. and Mrs. Jason Chandler Mrs. Ginger Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christenbury Mr. and Mrs. Mark Chubb Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Mims Clayton Ms. Minnie Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Jordan Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Robin Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Robin Coffman, Jr. Mrs. Paige Coker Dr. and Mrs. Richard Colditz Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman Mrs. Mary E. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Keith S. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Rick Collins Mrs. Voline Conlee Mrs. Gloria Conrad Dr. and Mrs. George Coors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Corbitt Cotton Tails/Sachi Mr. Gabriel G. Couloubaritsis Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Couloubaritsis Mr. and Mrs. Billy Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Mason Cousins

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Mr. and Mrs. Cham Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Clint Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Paul Craft Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain Mr. and Mrs. Claude Crawford, Jr. ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Crenshaw Mr. and Mrs. Randall Crenshaw Mr. and Mrs. John Crews, Jr. ‘78 Mr. Michael S. Cross, Jr. ‘02 Mr. William G. Cross ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Crump ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Rob Crump III ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Chad Cunningham Drs. Lida and Pat Curlee Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Currie Mr. and Mrs. David Dabov Drs. Donna and Greg Dabov Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dalton Dr. Sherri Li and Dr. Jerry Dang Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Danielson Dr. and Mrs. David Dantzker Mr. and Mrs. Warner Davis Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Dearman, Jr. Mr. Miles M. Debardeleben ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Doggett Mr. William S. Dornette ‘62 Mr. Douglas Doster Mr. and Mrs. Art Doty Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Doughtie ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doughtie III ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douglas ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Dow ‘92 Mrs. Lillian Dunavant

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Dr. and Mrs. Jerald Duncan Mr. and Mrs. James Eason Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eckels Mr. and Mrs. Price Edwards ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Flip Eikner Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. Mr. Chad Eoff Mr. E. Fargason Erb, Jr. ‘84 Ms. Kelly Erb Mr. George Ervin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escue Mr. and Mrs. Scott Evans Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ezzell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faber Pre-K Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fair ‘83 Mrs. Margie Farese Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Farmer Dr. and Mrs. Kent Farris Mr. and Mrs. Terry Federline Mr. and Mrs. Andy Feinstone Mr. and Mrs. David Ferebee Ms. Ruth Ferguson Mr. Smith Ferguson Mrs. Jenny Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ferrari Drs. Shannon and Lloyd Finks Mr. Gregory Firtik Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher Mr. John T. Fisher III ‘76 Ms. Stefanie Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch Senator and Mrs. Merle Flowers Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty Mr. and Ms. Tripp Folk Mr. and Mrs. David Fontenot Mr. and Mrs. Miles Fortas

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Brian Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Billy Frank Mr. and Mrs. Myles Frank Mr. and Mrs. Preston Frazer Mr. and Mrs. Rob Fredericks Mr. and Mrs. Mark French Mr. and Mrs. William French Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Fussell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gabrielleschi Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Tom Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Hall Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garner Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gassaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gassaway III ‘88 Drs. Lynn and Jack Gayden Mr. and Mrs. Nick Gennari Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Germany Mr. and Mrs. Gibby Gibson III Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Gibson Drs. Dawn and Jeff Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Myles Gill Mr. Paul T. Gillespie III ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gingold Miss Laura Glenn Mr. and Mrs. William Godwin Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Nick Goetze Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch III Mrs. Betsy Graham Mr. and Mrs. Howard Graham Drs. Teresa and Marshall Gramm Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gray Dr. and Mrs. Barden Greenfield The Rev. Eric S. Greenwood, Jr. ‘60

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Larry Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Alex Griffith Dr. Ken Grinspun Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grow Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Guild Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Haddad Mr. and Mrs. John Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hailey Miss Brooke Haley Mrs. Nina Haley Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hamlett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hargrove Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris Ms. Tiffany Harris Mr. and Mrs. William A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harrison Mr. and Mrs. David E. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hatfield Ms. Laura Hathcock Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hathcock Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Haygood Mr. and Mrs. Walker Hays IV ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hays Mr. Walker Hays III Mr. and Mrs. John R. Heard Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Heard III ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heathcott Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hecht Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Heller III ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Al Henderson Mrs. Curtis Herring Mr. Reid A. Higginbotham ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hill III

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill Mr. and Mrs. Cam Hillyer ‘87 Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Hodurski Mrs. Taylor Holland Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holland Mr. Al Hollingsworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hopper Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Horne ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Horner Mrs. Evie Horton Mr. and Mrs. David House Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Howdeshell Miss Jaye Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Dick Huffman Dr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Jr. ‘75 Mrs. Annie Carol Hughes* Mr. Herbo Humphreys, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. McKee Humphreys ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hunsaker Ms. Carol C. Hunt Mrs. Barbara Huntzicker Mr. and Mrs. John Hurdle Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Jabbour Ms. Gwenetta James Ms. Naudia James Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jarratt ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johns Ms. Coleman Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Hank Johnson Mrs. Jean Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Johnson Mr. Brian Johnson

Mr. Steven Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Chad Jones Ms. Cheryl Jones Mr. and Mrs. Epps Jones Ms. Mason Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Kamm Dr. and Mrs. Bhanu Kanakamedala Mr. Christian Kauffman ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kay III ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kaye Mr. and Mrs. Jay Keegan ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Rob Keeler Mr. and Mrs. Marc Kelley Mrs. Antonia Kiles Mr. and Mrs. David Kimmel Mr. and Mrs. Robert King Drs. Karen and Jimmy Klemis Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Klinke ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Knowlton ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Denny Koehn Dr. Trica and Mr. Gary Koester Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuhlo Mrs. Elisabeth Laios Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lam Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Chris Langston Mrs. Edith Langston Mr. Jonathan M. Large ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Terry LaRue Mr. and Mrs. Tom Latkovic Mr. and Mrs. David Leake Dr. and Mrs. James Leary

Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Leatherman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. LeBlond Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ledbetter ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Ledbetter, Jr. ‘79 Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ms. Mari Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul LeMay Mr. and Mrs. Will Levy Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Lewis II ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightman Mr. and Mrs. John M. Limbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lindeman II Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Lindsey Mrs. Darla Linerode-Henson Rev. and Mrs. Bryan Loritts Dr. and Mrs. Crawford Loritts Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luckett Mr. Gerald E. Lunn, Jr. ‘66 Ms. Katie Luton Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Mabie Dr. and Mrs. Ravi Madasu Mr. and Mrs. John Maki Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Malone Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mann II Mr. and Mrs. Doug Marek Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marks Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Maroda, Jr. ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marshall Dr. Carolyn C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Martin, Jr. ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews Rev. and Mrs. Ted Mattis II Mr. and Mrs. Nick Maurette Miss Emily May Mr. and Mrs. Kirby May ‘88

Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCaghren Dr. and Mrs. John McCall Mr. and Mrs. Casey McCandless Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCandless Mrs. Katherine McClintock Mr. and Mrs. McNeal B. McDonnell ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Dan McEwan ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Bob McEwan ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McFadden Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGreger Mr. and Mrs. Steve McHugh Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Greerson McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Terrian McNeal Dr. Charles McNutt Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Melton Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merriman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Middlecoff Mr. Mark Miesse Mrs. Linda Miller Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller III Mr. Bob Mims Dr. Jennifer and Mr. Wayne Mink Mrs. Jane Minor Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. James R. Mitchum Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Monaghan ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Armando Montero Mr. Alexander F. Mooney ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Morgan Mrs. Katherine Morris Mr. and Mrs. Kelton Morris Mr. Robert A. Moss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murphy Lt. and Mrs. Scotty Murphy

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Mr. and Mrs. John Murrah Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nabers Mr. and Mrs. Rob Neal Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nearn ‘83 Rev. and Mrs. Phillip A. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Nichol Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichol, Jr. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nickey ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Norman Mr. and Mrs. Owen Norment Mr. and Mrs. Russ Norment Mr. and Mrs. Phil Northen Mr. Michael Novara Mr. and Mrs. John Ogle ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Rush O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Coleman O’Keeffe Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Orr, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Cavett Ostner ‘87 Mr. Max Ostner Drs. Bethany and Keith Owen Mr. and Mrs. Davis Owen Mr. and Mrs. Max Painter ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Pallme Dr. and Mrs. Ashley Park Ms. Alice Parker Ms. Cynthia Parks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parks Dr. Marcy Pate Dr. and Mrs. Mel Payne Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peters Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfrommer Mrs. Harry J. Phillips

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Mr. John Phillips V ‘97 Dr. Suzanne and Dr. John Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Benji Pollan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Don Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinlen ‘87 Mr. Harris Quinn ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. James Rainer III Mr. and Mrs. James Rainer IV ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rauls Mr. and Mrs. John Rauscher Mrs. Mary Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Win Rawson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ray Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reese Mr. and Mrs. Bill Renovich Mr. and Mrs. William Renovich Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rickels Mr. John Ridenour Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ridolphi Ms. Peggy A. Riggins Mr. and Mrs. Jason Ripper Mrs. Marcy Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robinson III ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson Mrs. James A. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Roe Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers Drs. Melanie and Rick Rosebrock Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rudd Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ruffin

Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russum Dr. and Mrs. Joe Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Jay Saenz Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salach Mr. and Mrs. John Sampietro Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sands ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Clint Saxton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scharff ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schneiter Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Schroerlucke Mr. and Mrs. David Schuessler Mr. and Mrs. Blake Schuhmacher Mr. and Mrs. Butch Scott Mr. and Mrs. Gwin C. Scott, Jr. ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Scott ‘81 Scripps Howard Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Scull IV Mr. and Mrs. Phil Seaton Securian Foundation Senior Kindergarten Teachers and Associates Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Shaw Mr. J. Andrew Shelley ‘80 Ms. Cissy Shelton Mr. and Mrs. James Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Louie P. Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shirley Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Shy, Jr. ‘63 Judge Muriel Robinson and Mr. Irby Simpkins Dr. and Mrs. Rajeev Singh Mr. and Mrs. Casey Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith Dr. and Mrs. Jay Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Smith Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Smith

Mrs. George Sneed Mr. and Mrs. Brad Snider Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Solmson Dr. and Mrs. James Sousoulas Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spain Mr. and Mrs. Trip Spear Mrs. Anne Speer Ms. Betty Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Bret Spiegelman Dr. Adeline Prophete and Dr. Felix Springfield Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanford Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stevens ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Stewart Mrs. J. Russell Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Stimbert Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stockburger Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stolnicki Mr. and Mrs. Zack Street, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Strock Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sulcer Dr. Len Sumner Dr. and Mrs. Owen Tabor Mr. and Mrs. William Tayloe ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Temple Mr. and Mrs. Paul Temple Mr. and Mrs. Pravin Thakkar Mr. and Mrs. Pravin Thakkar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Scott Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Truonic Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson ‘89 Mr. Eugene E. Tibbs, Jr. ‘80 Mrs. Pat Tigrett Mrs. Claire Tipps

Mr. and Mrs. Snowden Todd Mr. and Ms. John W. Tomford ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Spike Treadwell Mr. and Mrs. Swift Treadwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julio Trefz Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Turner Mr. and Mrs. Steve Turner Mr. and Mrs. Gil Uhlhorn Ms. Shelley W. Umberson United Health Group Employee

Giving Campaign Mrs. Grace Upshaw Mr. and Mrs. Walker Upshaw ‘78 Rev. and Mrs. Robert Van Doren Mr. and Mrs. David Van Hoozer Mr. and Mrs. Jon Van Hoozer ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Varner Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vergos Ms. Margaret Vestal Ms. Monica Vunk Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wade ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wafler Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Mr. and Mrs. Rich Walker Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walters ‘78 Mr. James R. Weathersby ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Weathersby ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Webb Mr. and Mrs. Van Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Billy Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wellford, Jr. ‘55 Mr. Buck Wellford Judge and Mrs. Harry Wellford Ms. Sara Wellford Mr. and Mrs. Tommy West, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Westbrook

Mrs. Lynda L. Wexler Mr. and Mrs. Cody White Mr. and Mrs. Harris White Mr. and Mrs. Jamie White Mr. Woodson C. Whitehead ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wiener Ms. Sandra Wiggins Mrs. Deanna Wilbourn Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbourn ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilder ‘76 Mr. and Ms. Scott Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Tony Williams Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wilson Mrs. Natalie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Winstead Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Witherington ‘92 Mr. Craig H. Witt ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wittenberg Ms. Elaine Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Richie Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm B. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Bill Woodmansee Mr. Andrew Wooten and Ms. Rachael Putnam Dr. and Mrs. Dana Wright Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wunderlich ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wunderlich ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wylie Mr. and Mrs. John P. Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Yarwood Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zanca Mr. Peter F. Zanca ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zanone ‘80

P D S CORNERSTONE SOCIETY ANNUAL FUND 2010-2011

P D SOCIETY THE CORNERSTONE The Cornerstone Society recognizes all S Annual Fund gifts of $1,000 or more. Your membership in the Cornerstone Society is a testament to P yourD shared belief in the importance of our mission “to glorify S God by developing boys in wisdom and CORNERSTONE stature and favor S Owith C I EGod T Yand man.”

ANNUAL FUND 2010-2011

Mr. Robert I. Abbay III Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Aiken Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Coors Arthur ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ayotte Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barton, Jr. ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beals Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bell Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Irving V. Boberski III Dr. and Mrs. John Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyd III Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Bragorgos Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Braswell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brundick Ms. Delta Cheung and Mr. Mal Bundey Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Canale ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. John Colcolough III Mr. and Mrs. Will Coleman Mrs. Jan Conder Mr. Everett Richard Cook II ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cook Mr. and Mrs. Berry Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Dan Copp Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Creasman Mr. and Mrs. Craig Croone Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Crosby II ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cross Dr. and Mrs. James Daughdrill, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Denton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. Stan Droke Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Dunavant ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Eason II ‘84 Mrs. Pat Eason Mr. and Mrs. G. Douglas Edwards Mr. and Mrs. James T. Edwards, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Elkington Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faber ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Farnsworth, Jr. ‘53 Mr. and Mrs. John Farris Mr. and Mrs. Shea Flinn III ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fruitt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garrott Dr. Aileen Gayoso Mr. and Dr. Gary Giles Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Troy R. Graham Senator Phil and Dr. Wendy Gramm Mr. and Mrs. Brett Grinder Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grinder Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Harris Drs. Leigh and Hunter Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hess Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Horn Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hussey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hussey III ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Pitt Hyde III ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Gale Isom Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. Van Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Mason Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kaye Mr. and Mrs. Greg Keith Dr. and Mrs. Dean Klug Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kyle Mr. John Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Dr. and Mrs. David Libby Mr. and Mrs. James R. Liles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Linkous III Mr. and Mrs. Bob Loeb ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. William Losch Mr. and Mrs. Todd Love Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lusk ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Brad Martin

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Dr. and Mrs. Kit S. Mays Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. James S. McFadden ‘69 Drs. Victoria Kandalaft and Les McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McManus Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMath Dr. and Mrs. Mike McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Ali Meli Drs. Christie and Madison Michael Dr. Laura and Mr. David Moody Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore Mr. Richard C. Moore III ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore, Jr. ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrison ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Murrey ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Nearn, Jr. ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John Norfleet ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Orr III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oswalt Mr. and Mrs. Lee Powell Mr. Thomas B. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Tom Preston ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quinlen III ‘58 Mr. and Mrs. James Rantzow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rantzow Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. Reeves Dr. and Mrs. David Reid Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Richey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Sanders ‘61 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Trent Scull ‘80 Mr. Jimmy Sexton Dr. and Mrs. Barrett Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Sellers Shy ‘84

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Smith, Jr. ‘60 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Smith Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Smythe III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Solberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Solberg Dr. and Mrs. Greg Staffel Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes III ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. David Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Tancredi Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Steve Threlkeld ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Treadway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Underwood Mr. Boyd Wade Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins III Mr. and Mrs. Jay Webb Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Jim Webb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Weller Mr. and Mrs. Thom Weller Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilbourn Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Williams Mrs. Julia Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Kemmons Wilson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Wunderlich III ‘58

FACULTY AND STAFF Anonymous Kelli Anderson Merideth Arnold Winston Baccus Elizabeth Bell Rachel Berry Verna Bohannon Gay Boyd Braxton Brady Kim Bridgforth Cindy Brock Kim Bullard Cheryl Burkart Lee Burns Kim Burns Lydia Butler Holly Butora Beth Campbell Patricia Cande Shari Caruthers Jessica Chandler Darilyn Christenbury Minnie Clayton Jan Conder Dwight Creasman Sherry Creasman Cynthia Cross Ting Ting Davis Laura Dearman Beth Diaz Linda Douglas Susan Droke Marie Duncan Sophie Edwards Chad Eoff

George Ervin Smith Ferguson Riann Fisher Abbie Fowler Amy Fruitt Mark Fruitt Ashley Garner Nancy Gentry Dee Gibson Laura Glenn Cynthia Graham Kristen Griffith Brooke Haley Nina Haley Sarah Haygood Stacey Hays Lyndi Heard Steve Hearn Lynell Hecht Dale Hill Jaye Hudson Courtney Humphreys Debbie Isom Terri Jarratt Lori Johnson Ella Johnson Tim Johnson Cheryl Jones Mason Joyner Emily Kamm Jill Kauffman Lyndsey Kelley Sandy Kilgore Beverly Kirkscey Cathy Kyle Chris Langston Allison LaRue

Lindsay Lewis Holly Lindsey Darla Linerode-Henson Susan Love Lou Martin Emily May Windy May Sharon McCall Betty McGreger Spencer McLean Bill McMath Betsy Mitchell Jean Nabers Kim Norment Russ Norment Alice Parker Liz Parks Carolyn Perry Shelby Ramsey Lee Rantzow Natalie Rauscher Peggy Riggins Samantha Ripper Teresa Scott Marilyn Seaton Charlotte Shaw Randy Shirley Melissa Smith Dennis Smith Ross Spain Janelle Spencer Traci Stewart Colin Stovall Tosha Thomas Claire Hicks Tipps Emily Treadwell Kim Trefz

Shelley Umberson Monica Vunk Sandra Wiggins Cyndy Wright Holly Yarbrough Teresa Yarwood

MARTIN INSTITUTE SPONSORS Baptist Memorial Health Care Corporation Summer 2011 Presenting Sponsor Babcock Gifts Carpet Tech Crooked Creek Designs EMHC Griffith Cycle Knowledge Tree McVean Trading Memphis Computer Shop Pink Palace Museum Presbyterian Day School Renaissance Learning Trevecca Nazarene University Two Doodle Girls University of Memphis University of Memphis, Instruction and Curriculum Leadership University of Memphis, Instructional Design and Technology Victory Ranch Victory University WatchKnowLearn.org Wooddale High School WriteMemphis

MARCH MANIA DONORS Leigh and Rob Abbay AirTran Erica Anderson Antiques Within & Abbey’s Too Meredith Arnold June Baber Baskin Robbins Kim Battaile Elizabeth Bell Dr. Blake Billups Blackberry Farms Justina Blackett Boscos Restaurant & Brewing Co. Gay Boyd Kate Bradley Andrea and John Bragg John Bratton Carolyn Brown Chip Brown Browndog Lodge Brussel’s Bonsai Nursery Kim Bullard Cheryl Burkart Kim Burns Sarah and Lee Burns Buster’s Liquors & Wines Holly Butora CBS Sports Camp Bear Track Shari Caruthers Jennifer Chandler Cheffie’s Café Nancy Cheairs Darilyn Christenbury

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Church Health Center Circa Restaurant City Grocery Gwen Coffey Sherry and Dwight Creasman Cynthia Cross Pamela Davis Ashley Davis Laura Dearman Dennis Smith Basketball Camp Beth Diaz Dixon Gallery & Gardens Cindy and Edward Dobbs Linda and Frederick Douglas Olivia and Jack Dowell Susan Droke Shirley Duberstein Jim Duncan Eden Spa & Laser Valerie and John Elkington Chad Eoff Jenny and Mason Ezzell Michael Faber Darby Farmer Fat Possum Hollow Andy Feinstone First Tennessee Racing Nancy and Chuck Fisher Marion Folk Amy and Mark Fruitt Arthur Fulmer Gibson’s Donuts Dr. Barden Greenfield Kristy Lance Griffin Megan Grinder

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Josh Hammond Stacey Hays Randall Hartzog Denise and Steve Hearn Lynell Hecht Highpoint Hub Randy Holdford Amelia Howard Courtney Humphreys Hunter’s Edge Stables Hutchison School Debbie Isom Itta Bena James Davis Stephanie and Joe Jarratt Terri Jarratt Java Coast Catering Patty and Erling Jensen Lori Johnson Kim and Bryan Jordan Just in Thyme Catering Mary Jo Karimina Kristen Keegan Lindsey Kelley Sandy Kilgore Olga King Russell Klinke Lynn Labry Margaret and Pierce Ledbetter Will Levy Lexus of Memphis Holly Lindsey Darla Linerode-Henson Maurice Lipsey Susan Love Janie and Michael Lowery LSI

Lululemon Athletica Malco Theatres Dina and Brad Martin Micki Martin Lori McCaghren Sharon and Dr. John McCall McCallie Sports Camp McCarty Gallery Mike McDonell Pam McDonnell McNeil McDonnell Betty McGreger Spencer McLean Bill McMath Memphis Botanic Garden Memphis Brooks Museum of Art Memphis Flyer Memphis Sonic Memphis University School Bari Metz Katie Monaghan Scott Morris Mountaintop Management Ginny and Bryan Nearn North Berkely Imports Oak Hall Opryland Hotel Orpheum Theatre Alice Parker Party Connection Meg Patton PDS Parents’ Association Carolyn Perry Joan Peters David Popwell Presbyterian Day School Pure Barre

Lee Rantzow River City Gym Royal Furniture Suzanne and John Sampietro Teresa Scott Sellers Shy Sevier Skirts Kevin Sharp Anne and Dennis Smith Barbara and Stefan Smith Courtney and Bryan Smith McKay Smith Melissa Smith Robert Solberg Dawn Southerland Dorothy Spencer St Mary’s School Stash Furniture Ashley Sullivan SunTrust Investment Services, Inc. Tracy Stewart Emily Stolnicki Swanky’s Sweet CeCe’s David Tashie Theatre Memphis Gordon Thompson Emily Treadwell Allie Varner Jenny and Nick Vergos Victory Ranch Vineyard Vines Van Weinberg Billy Weiss Michael Whitten Tammy Wilkerson Abbie and Duncan Williams

Matt Wilson Norma and Kem Wilson Susan Woodward Anna Wunderlich

MARCH MANIA SPONSORS Grinder, Taber & Grinder, Inc.

Premier Sponsor Anonymous, Gold Sponsor Lamination Services, Inc., Gold Sponsor Iberia Bank, Silver Sponsor Lipscomb & Pitts Insurance, Silver Sponsor Memphis Sonic, Silver Sponsor Victory Ranch, Silver Sponsor Antiques Within & Abbey’s Too, Bronze Sponsor Baskin Robbins, Bronze Sponsor The Crump Firm, Bronze Sponsor Dowdle Sports, Bronze Sponsor Fleming/Associates/Architects,

P. C., Bronze Sponsor Carrie Evans Hanlon, Realtor, Bronze Sponsor Party Connection, Bronze Sponsor The Pilates Place, Bronze Sponsor Smith Pool Service, Inc., Bronze Sponsor

FOUNDATIONS AND MATCHING COMPANIES Autozone Matching Gift Program AXA Foundation Ayco Charitable Foundation Bank of America Foundation Brinkley Foundation

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis Crawford Howard Private Foundation Eli Lilly & Company Foundation, Inc. First Horizon National Corp.

First Tennessee Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation Hope Christian Community Foundation Hyde Family Foundation Kemmons Wilson Family Foundation The Marston Firm Medco Health Solutions Charitable Match Fund Medtronic Matching Gifts Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Foundation Regions Financial Corporation Sabre Holdings Give Together Campaign Scripps Howard Foundation Securian Foundation UBS Foundation USA Matching Gift Program United Health Group Employee Giving Campaign

GRANDPARENTS’ CLUB The Grandparents’ Club recognizes individuals who make an unrestricted gift to the Annual Fund in honor of their grandson(s).

Mr. and Mrs. John Aaron

Philip S. Wunderlich, Jr. ‘13 Mr. Robert I. Abbay III

Robert I. Abbay V ‘14

Van M. Abbay ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. John Albritton

Mr. Patrick T. Baber ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Aleman

Dorian Y. Aleman ‘20

Nicolas Y. Aleman ‘17

Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander

James L. Alexander III ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Allen

Griffin Allen ‘18

James A. Allen ‘16

Louis F. Allen III ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Allen

Houston W. Allen ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson

William P. Anderson ‘19 Ms. Faith Barcroft

Webb M. Barcroft ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Barry

Jeff H. Barry ‘14

Warren H. Barry III ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton ‘55

James H. Barton III ‘16

Barton L. Johnson ‘18

Coleman L. Kimmel ‘19 Mrs. Leon W. Bell

Snowden M. Todd ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bell

William W. Hess ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bennett

Duncan W. Williams ‘16 Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Billions

John G. Billions ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. Tom Billups

Bryan W. Billups ‘18

Jackson T. Billups ‘14 Mr. Ron Boucek

Carson H. Boucek ‘11 Dr. and Mrs. John C. Bowen

James D. Turley ‘11

William R. Turley ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyd

Battle D. Boyd ‘11

Mr. and Mrs. John Brannon

Braden S. Chubb ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Braxton

Kristian A. Perkins ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bridgforth, Sr.

David J. Bridgforth ‘12

Henry R. Bridgforth ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Monte Brown

Britt B. Mallery ‘11

Cole C. Mallery ‘15 Mr. John M. Bryant

John M. Bryant ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burleigh

John W. Swords ‘12 Mrs. Arthur Burns

Arthur L. Burns IV ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey W. Butler

Charles T. Baine ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Butler

John W. Butler III ‘15

Lewis A. Butler ‘17 Judge and Mrs. Edgar P. Calhoun

Beau C. Elkington ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Campbell

Jackson G. Rogers ‘15

Matthew R. Rogers ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Campbell

Carter F. Campbell, Jr. ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell

DeWitt M. Shy III ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Canale ‘62

Kristopher C. Horne, Jr. ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carey

Barton L. Johnson ‘18 Dr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Carson

William H. Schuessler ‘15

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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cashman

McRae C. Dickinson ‘16

Robert E. Dickinson ‘14 Mrs. Ginger M. Chapman

William C. Johnson ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Robin T. Coffman

Alexander M. Coffman ‘15

Robin T. Coffman ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Colditz

Patrick M. Grissinger ‘12

Carrigan C. Sulcer ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman

Cooper A. Grinspun ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Collins

Collins B. Robinson ‘14

Richard M. Robinson ‘12 Mrs. Jan Conder

James B. Spiegelman ‘14 Mrs. Voline Conlee

Britt B. Mallery ‘11

Cole C. Mallery ‘15 Mrs. Gloria Conrad

Richard K. Conrad ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. George A. Coors

William T. Arthur III ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. John Copeland

Stewart H. Crabtree ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Copp

James S. McFadden, Jr. ‘13 Mr. Gabriel G. Couloubaritsis

Lee A. Couloubaritsis ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Courtney

Blake H. Sexton ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covington

Frederick C. Schaeffer III ‘16

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Mr. and Mrs. Clint Crabtree

Stewart H. Crabtree ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Crain

Caldwell D. Lowrance III ‘12

Preston H. Lowrance ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Crawford ‘55

Lon M. Magness, Jr. ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Crenshaw

Austin D. Crenshaw ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. David Dabov

John G. Dabov ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. David Dantzker

Richard E. Nichol III ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. James H. Daughdrill

Battle D. Boyd ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Denton

Luke D. Wilfong ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dixon

Mason A. Love ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dobbs

Andrew N. Dobbs ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Art Doty

Arthur D. Rawson ‘17

Edwin L. Rawson, Jr. ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Doughtie ‘58

Oliver F. Doughtie, Jr. ‘18 Mrs. Lillian Dunavant

Buchanan D. Dunavant, Jr. ‘12 Dr. and Mrs. Jerald Duncan

William S. Shepherd ‘14 Mrs. Pat Eason

Charles J. Eason ‘14

Jacob G. Eason ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eckels

Albert H. Goetze ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Escue

Spencer F. Escue ‘12

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Evans

Lee A. Couloubaritsis ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Mason Ezzell

Thomas M. Ezzell IV ‘15

Wilson B. Ezzell ‘17 Mrs. Margie Farese

James A. Thomas ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Farmer

Tate A. Farmer ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Farnsworth ‘53

James D. Turley ‘11

William R. Turley ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Kent Farris

Lattimore M. Michael ‘14

Williams M. Michael ‘20

Zachary K. Michael ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Terry Federline

Frank C. Allan, Jr. ‘13 Ms. Ruth Ferguson

James M. Walker ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher

William A. Dowdle ‘15 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch

Benjamin G. Coleman ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. John Fogarty

Jonathan M. Fogarty ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Myles Frank

David W. Horn ‘11 Mr. Jim Frazier

Frazier H. Gardner ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. William French

William E. French ‘18 Mr. Arthur Fulmer

Arthur H. Fulmer ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Garrott

Clarence C. Braswell III ‘11

Garrott H. Braswell ‘13

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gassaway

Samuel A. Gassaway IV ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Gilliland

Alexander M. Humphreys ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gingold

Jackson S. Fortas ‘17

William T. Fortas ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gooch, Jr.

Owen H. Gooch ‘19

William W. Gooch ‘16 Mrs. Betsy Graham

Elijah H. Graham ‘15

Howard G. West ‘14

William T. West III ‘12 Senator Phil and Dr. Wendy Gramm

Joshua L. Gramm ‘20

William R. Gramm ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gray

Houston W. Allen ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Griffin

Nathaniel K. Griffin ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grinder

Edward A. Grinder ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. John Haddad

John E. Haddad ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hailey

Reid H. LeMay ‘19

Wilson A. LeMay ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Harris

Andrew R. Harris ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Harrison

William P. Anderson ‘19 Ms. Laura Hathcock

Thomas T. Hathcock ‘19 Mr. Walker Hays III

Jordan W. Hays V ‘12

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Hearn

Joseph H. Keeler ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. D. F. Hodurski

Benjamin C. Labry ‘16 Mrs. Taylor Holland

Taylor G. Patteson ‘17

William B. Patteson ‘15 Mr. Albert D. Hollingsworth

William D. Miesse ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Horner

Noah G. Luton ‘18 Mrs. Evie Horton

Matthew W. Horton ‘11 Dr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes

William D. Huffman ‘12

Allen H. Hughes III ‘13 Mrs. Barbara Huntzicker

Houston N. Pate ‘13

James H. Pate ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ingram

Nash H. Kaye ‘16 Ms. Gwenetta James

Matthew J. Rhodes ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Jenkins

James R. Jenkins III ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Jennings

Robert M. Johnston III ‘15

Warren A. Johnston ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Johns

Charles G. Jones ‘11 Mrs. Jean L. Johnson

Michael C. Bethell, Jr. ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson

Benton R. Ferebee ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Johnston

Robert M. Johnston III ‘15

Warren A. Johnston ‘15

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones

Frazier H. Gardner ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kaye

Nash H. Kaye ‘16

Parker L. Kaye ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keegan

James H. Keegan ‘14

John A. Keegan ‘12 Mrs. Antonia A. Kiles

Keithran A. Hopson ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Denny Koehn

Judson T. Fair ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Don Lamb

Raymond S. Sowell, Jr. ‘13 Mrs. Edith Langston

Michael C. Langston ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. David Leake

Charles S. Treadwell III ‘18 Dr. and Mrs. James E. Leary

James R. Jenkins III ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Ledbetter ‘55

James E. Ledbetter ‘17

Scott P. Ledbetter III ‘15 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Lee

Christopher B. Parks II ‘15 Mr. John S. Lewis

Jackson S. Fortas ‘17

Charles A. Gamble ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Lewis

John W. Butler III ‘15

Lewis A. Butler ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. David Libby

Samuel S. Winstead, Jr. ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightman

Michael A. Lightman ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Linkous

Russell E. Linkous ‘13

Dr. and Mrs. Crawford Loritts

Jaden W. Loritts ‘17

Myles B. Loritts ‘15

Quentin C. Loritts ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lowery

Tucker B. Lowery ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luckett

Buchanan D. Dunavant, Jr. ‘12 Mrs. Halcyon R. Lynn

Andrew H. Bragorgos ‘14

Richard M. Bragorgos ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Neely Mallory

Lucius L. Mallory ‘11

William T. Mallory ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marek

Paul D. Marek ‘19 Mrs. Annabelle Martin

Brian W. Martin ‘19

Jack B. Martin ‘19

Myles J. Martin ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. Kit S. Mays

Keith B. Owen, Jr. ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCandless

Logan A. McCandless ‘18 Mrs. Katherine G. McClintock

Henry E. Trammell ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonnell

Robert A. Ayotte ‘14

James H. McDonnell ‘19

Michael J. McDonnell ‘18

Baker M. Schell ‘19

Michael A. Schell ‘17 Dr. and Mrs. Chris McEwan

Daniel H. McEwan, Jr. ‘12

Robert C. McEwan IV ‘12

William T. McEwan ‘14

Mr. and Mrs. William N. McIntyre

William W. Maiden ‘13 Dr. Charles McNutt

William B. Cooper ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Mike McSwain

Harold M. Alexander ‘20

John D. Alexander III ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Melton

James H. Barton III ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyers

Walker H. Upshaw ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Middlecoff

Griffin Allen ‘18

James A. Allen ‘16

Louis F. Allen III ‘13 Mrs. Linda K. Miller

James E. Miller ‘15

William C. Miller ‘12 Mrs. Jane Minor

Ethan J. Faris ‘16 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Monaghan

John W. Monaghan ‘16

Thomas M. Monaghan ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Moody

Jackson P. Moody ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson W. Moore

Wilson A. Moore Jr. ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Moore ‘57

Andrew H. Bragorgos ‘14

Richard M. Bragorgos ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Morgan

Hewes P. Scull ‘14

Samuel C. Scull V ‘18

William T. Scull, Jr. ‘11 Mrs. Katherine Morris

Jacob H. Rickels ‘15

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GRANDPARENTS’ CLUB (Continued)

Mr. Robert A. Moss, Jr.

Logan A. McCandless ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Nearn ‘55

Clayton E. Nearn ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Nelson

Jonathon R. Nelson ‘16

Samuel C. Nelson ‘13

William A. Nelson ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Felix Norman

Gerald T. Lusk III ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Owen Norment

John W. Ridenour ‘16

James G. Rudolph ‘11

William M. Rudolph ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Phil T. Northen

Benjamin P. Lacy ‘17 Mr. Michael Novara

Bradley J. Kerkhof ‘12

Christopher M. Kerkhof ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Orr

Macon S. Orr ‘11 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn

Jackson P. Moody ‘12 Mr. Max B. Ostner

Miller R. Johnston ‘17

Gryffin C. Ostner ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peters

Jackson H. Peters ‘19

Jerry A. Peters ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pfeifer

Charles E. Anderson ‘16

John M. Anderson ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell

Lee J. Powell III ‘13

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Mr. Thomas B. Preston

Thomas F. Preston, Jr. ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Don Pritchard

Christopher T. Rogers ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Proctor

Call C. Ford ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor

John T. Pitts III ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Quinlen ‘58

William T. Quinlen ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Ramey

Hugh D. Bourland ‘14

Matthew K. Mellone ‘16 Mrs. Mary Rawson

Arthur D. Rawson ‘17

Edwin L. Rawson, Jr. ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. Reeves

Reeves E. Eddins ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Renovich

William R. Renovich, Jr. ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Alvan E. Richey

Seth T. Richey ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ridolphi

Owen M. Parker ‘19

Tony M. Parker III ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Robinson ‘62

Collins B. Robinson ‘14

Richard M. Robinson ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson

Dominic H. Canale ‘18

James L. Canale III ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Roe

Hayden C. Roe ‘16

Vance G. Roe ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russum

Camden R. Clayton ‘12

Mrs. Frederick C. Schaeffer

Frederick C. Schaeffer III ‘16 Ms. Cissy Shelton

Nicholas A. Galler ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shufflebarger

Ryan Z. Matthews ‘13 Judge Muriel Robinson and Mr. Irby Simpkins

Garner G. Uhlhorn ‘16

Worrick S. Uhlhorn ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Smith

Thomas S. Fisher ‘15

Joseph H. Smith ‘17

Stefan C. Smith ‘15 Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Smith

Henry V. Smith ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Smythe

James Y. Smythe ‘14

Stanley C. Smythe, Jr. ‘12 Mrs. George W. Sneed

Fulton W. O’Keeffe ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Solberg

Jackson S. Solberg ‘11

William C. Solberg ‘19

Wyatt M. Solberg ‘17 Mrs. Anne Speer

James W. Baird III ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Stimbert

Weston W. Sands ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Stroud

Thomas M. Ezzell IV ‘15

Wilson B. Ezzell ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. David Sutton

James M. Cousins ‘17

Max W. Painter III ‘17

Richard P. Painter ‘18

Henry D. Watkins ‘18

William H. Watkins IV ‘17

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Swords

John W. Swords ‘12 Dr. and Mrs. Owen B. Tabor

Owen H. Tabor ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Temple

Matthew R. Temple ‘12 Mr. Pravin Thakkar

Cannon D. Thakkar ‘20

Pravin W. Thakkar ‘17 Mrs. Pat Tigrett

Jacob D. Herter ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Swift Treadwell, Jr.

Charles S. Treadwell III ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Underwood

Jonathon R. Nelson ‘16

Samuel C. Nelson ‘13

William A. Nelson ‘11 Mrs. Grace Upshaw

Walker H. Upshaw ‘13 Rev. and Mrs. Robert Van Doren

Garner G. Uhlhorn ‘16

Worrick S. Uhlhorn ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. David Van Hoozer

Jonathan A. Van Hoozer, Jr. ‘15 Mr. Boyd Wade

Robert B. Wade Jr. ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins

Henry D. Watkins ‘18

William H. Watkins IV ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Van Weinberg

Robert I. Abbay V

Van M. Abbay ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Weller

Sloan W. Schneiter ‘11

Joseph T. Weller, Jr. ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Wellford ‘55

Edward A. Grinder ‘16

Judge and Mrs. Harry Wellford

John B. Wellford ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. William T. West

Howard G. West ‘14

William T. West III ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. James Westbrook

Robert I. Abbay V

Van M. Abbay ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Cody White

Harris M. White ‘14 Mrs. Deanna Wilbourn

Russell H. Williamson, Jr. ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilbourn

Michael R. Gallagher ‘15 Mrs. Julia Williams

William F. Murrah ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. C. Kemmons Wilson, Jr.

Bradley W. Snider, Jr. ‘19 Mrs. Natalie H. Wilson

Edward J. Wilson ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Spence Wilson

Spence L. Wilson III ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wittenberg

Louis E. Wittenberg III ‘11 Ms. Elaine Wolfe

Jack T. Fowler ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. William Woodmansee

Carrigan C. Sulcer ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Wunderlich ‘58

Benjamin C. Wunderlich ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Wunderlich ‘60

Philip S. Wunderlich, Jr. ‘13

HONORARIUMS AND MEMORIALS Honoring Mr. Oscar P. Atkinson ‘90

by Dr. and Mrs. Edward S. Atkinson III Honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Bell

by Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gerhart Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns III

by Mr. David Beecher Honoring Mr. Bruce E. Campbell, Jr.

by Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Solmson Honoring Mrs. Sherry Creasman

by Mr. and Mrs. Win Rawson Honoring Mr. Mark Fruitt

by Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smythe Honoring Mrs. Carol Henderson

by Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. McHugh Honoring Miss Jaye Hudson

by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Malone Honoring Mrs. Courtney Humphreys

by Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Humphreys Honoring Mrs. Debbie Isom

by Mr. and Mrs. John Haddad Honoring Mrs. Lori Johnson

by Mr. and Mrs. Win Rawson

by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Malone Honoring Mrs. Beverly Kirkscey

by Mrs. Elsabeth Laios

by Mrs. Mary E. Coleman Honoring Mrs. Holly Lindsey

by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Givens Honoring PDS Faculty & Staff

by Mrs. Mary E. Coleman Honoring Mrs. Carolyn Perry

by Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Givens Honoring Mrs. Lee M. Rantzow

by Mr. and Mrs. John Crews

Honoring Mr. Ross Spain

by Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Alexander, Jr. ‘78 Honoring Mr. Jack Stanford

by Mrs. Lynda L. Wexler Honoring Mrs. Traci Stewart

by Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gerhart Honoring Dr. Len Sumner

by Dr. and Mrs. Neal Beckford

by Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Howdeshell

by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers

by Mrs. Lynda L. Wexler Honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Wafler

by Dr. Len Sumner Honoring Mrs. Merideth Arnold and In Memory of Mr. Eulyse M. Smith

by Pre-K Faculty & Staff Honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Bell and In Memory of Mrs. Suzanne Warren

by EC teachers & Staff Honoring Mrs. Kim W. Bridgforth and in Memory of Mrs. Margie Massey Biles

by Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rauls Honoring Mrs. Kim W. Bridgforth and in Memory of Mrs. Linda Biles Buck

by Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rauls Honoring Mrs. Sarah Burns and In Memory of Mrs Annie Carol Hughes

by SK Teachers & Staff

by Mr. and Mrs. Troy R. Graham Honoring Mrs. Dale Hill and In Memory of Mrs. Shirley Sanders

by Pre-K Faculty & Staff Honoring Mrs. Debbie Isom and In Memory of Mr. Lowell V. Kupfer

by Mrs. Teresa Scott and

Mrs. Merideth Arnold

Honoring Mrs. Jill Kauffman and In Memory of Mrs. Faye Freeland

by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Arnold Honoring Mrs. Sandy Kilgore and In Memory of Mrs. Bertie Hanson Shoop

by Pre-K Faculty & Staff In Memory of Mrs. Selene Benitone

by Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lowery

This report reflects gifts received between August 1, 2010 and July 31, 2011. If we inadvertently omitted your name, please let us know.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADMINISTRATION

2010-2011 ALUMNI BOARD

Lee Burns, Headmaster Susan Droke, Assistant Headmaster for Teaching and Learning Mark Fruitt, Elementary Principal Debbie Isom, Head of Early Childhood Dennis Smith, Director of and Operations and Athletics Jill Kauffman, Chief Financial Officer Cathy Kyle, Chief Information Officer Cheryl Burkart, Director of Administrative Support Steve Hearn, Chief Advancement Officer

Bo Allen ‘80 Scott Anderson ‘86 Coors Arthur ‘84 Oscar Atkinson ‘90 Carter Campbell ‘85 Oscar Carr IV ‘94 Patrick Crump ‘82 Ben Daniel ‘80 Paul Gillespie ‘95 Cam Hillyer ‘87 Frank Jemison ‘60 Jay Keras ‘91 Lon Magness ‘79 Warren Milnor ‘88 Richard Moore ‘91 Gavin Murrey ‘80 John Ogle ‘74 John Phillips V ‘97 Reid Sanders ‘61 Richard Scharff ‘74 Will Thompson ‘89 Walker Upshaw ‘78 Matt Weathersby ‘90 Jeffrey Webb ‘01 Philip Wunderlich ‘84

2010-2011 PDS ADVANCEMENT STAFF Steven B. Hearn, Chief Advancement Officer Winston Baccus, Director of Communications Kim Bridgforth, Advancement Officer Jan Conder, Director of Admission and Enrollment Cynthia Cross, Director of Alumni, Special Events and Parents’ Association Liaison Linda Douglas, Admission Liaison Cynthia Graham, Director of Major Gifts Lee Rantzow, Director of Annual Giving and Public Relations

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2010-2011 PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION Stephanie Linkous, President Vicki Nelson, Vice-President Leigh Butler, Secretary Jami Webb, Treasurer Beth Murrey, Vice-Treasurer Susan Davidoff, Nominations Courtney Smith, AR Chair Margaret Ledbetter, AR Vice Chair Sue Reinhard, Book Fair Chair Roberta Eason, Book Fair Vice Chair Karen Wilson, Bookworms Chair Michelle Walters, Bookworms Vice Chair Megan Grinder, Berclair Partnership Chair Korie Loritts, Berclair Vice Chair Alison Rawson, Faculty Appreciation Chair Amanda Gowen, Faculty Appreciation Vice Chair Amy Farris, Father/Son Chair Courtney Fussell, Father/Son Vice Chair Corinne Parker, Hospitality Chair Emily House, Hospitality Vice Chair Morgan Zanone, PDS Connections Chair Elizabeth Allen, EC Connections Chair

Erika Anderson, EC Connections Vice Chair Julie Meeks, Spirit Sale Chair Jenni Hamlett, Spirit Sale Vice Chair Ava Shumake, Incentives Chair Melanie Gutierrez, Incentives Vice Chair Caroline Billups, Spring Luncheon Chair Jenny Vergos, Spring Luncheon Vice Chair Missy Carter, 6th Grade Banquet Chair Barbie Clayton, Concessions Chair Katie West, Concessions Vice Chair Donna Van Hoozer, Sunshine Secretary

A CLOSER LOOK 2010-2011 State of the School and Annual Giving Report is a publication of the PDS Advancement Office.

Winston Baccus, Contributor Jamie Baker, Contributor Mike Bullard, Designer Lisa Buser, Photographer

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