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Summit Support

2013 2014

A Message from the Head of School Dear Summit Friends, Family and Community, Each child brings distinctive potential and a unique voice to Summit. We cherish that individuality, and our faculty is committed to discovering each child’s gifts. Your philanthropy—literally your enduring expression of love for Summit’s students and community—helps Summit School deliver on our mission to develop the full potential of each child. Thank you.

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Founded 1933

A Message from the Head of School As you read the articles and peruse the images in this issue of Summit Support, what do you notice? I marvel at a Summit School lexicon that emerges in the language of our alums and that is embodied in the photographs of our current students. In these pages we read about and see potential, enthusiasm, joy, academic foundation, persistence, generations, individual attention, encouragement, service, hands-on experience, focus, transformation, innovation, scholarship, STEAM, philanthropy, leadership, tradition, paying it forward, focus, serious study, entrepreneurship. The list goes on. The words and images throughout these pages tell an enduring story about the deep roots and the far reach of Summit School—a story that inspires both gratitude and pride. For eighty-one years, across four generations, Summit School has known that confidence is essential for academic achievement and lifelong success. Equally important, and from Summit’s earliest days in a rented home on Summit Street, our educators have understood that the best way to ignite a child’s confidence is to build sturdy competence. This hard-won confidence is evident not only in the reflections of our alums (“for Jane Gehring ’60 the Summit experience set the foundation for high school, college and beyond”) but in the words of our youngest students: “In some schools you have to sit at a desk all day. At Summit you get to do stuff.” Do stuff, indeed—stuff that leads to graduates who are prepared, honorable, curious, accepting and socially responsible. As educators we ask ourselves this question, “How can Summit School prepare our children for a future we can scarcely imagine, much less predict?” Our answer is this: We inspire our students to be architects of their future. We call this inspiring learning. Thank you for all that you do to make a transformational experience possible for every Summit child. Sincerely,

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Table of Contents 1

Message from the Head of School

Alum Profile: Jane Gehring ’60

Annual Giving Clubs

Bridge the Gap Team

Grandparent Profile: Lynn Eisenberg ’61

Annual Fund Donor Roll

Alum Annual Fund

Alum Annual Fund by Class Year

Class of 2014 Gives Back

Triad Academy Luncheon

Grandparent Valentine Fundraiser

2013-14 Giving Summary

Special Tribute: Frank Borden Hanes & Copey Hanes

Students Demonstrate Philanthropy

Patrons for Tomorrow

Capital and Endowment Gifts

Named Endowment Funds

Tributes

Memorials

SUMMIT SUPPORT PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY Development Office – Summit School 2100 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem NC 27106

Michael Ebeling Head of School

Editor Photography Design Writer

Jeanne Sayers Martin Tucker One Hero Creative, Inc. Mary Giunca

The School admits students of any race, religion, color, and national or ethnic origin. Summit School provides a challenging curriculum within a caring environment to help students develop their full potential.

Alum Profile

Jane Gehring ’60

Jane Gehring ’60 was part of a historic class at Summit. She was one of seven students to enroll in the first Ninth Grade class. For Gehring, the experience set the foundation for high school, college and beyond. “What impressed me the most was the class size, the individual encouragement and the attention,” she said. “With such small classes, you could not be unprepared.” She was one of five students at Old Town School, who were recruited by Summit to be part of the class. The other two students were already enrolled at Summit. Summit gave Gehring a scholarship, for which she was grateful. A few years ago, she told her husband, John, that she would like to start supporting Summit as a way to repay the opportunities she enjoyed at the school. “We have tried throughout our married life to encourage young people,” she said. “We feel like education is so very, very, important now with all the competition and technology.” Gehring had also attended Summit for First Grade. Her birthday was past the cut-off to enroll in public school, but her parents felt she was ready to start school. She said that having that first year at Summit gave her a good foundation for the following seven grades. Returning to Summit for Ninth Grade set Gehring’s course for all of the serious study that followed. She remembers being in a play, The 13 Clocks. She didn’t consider herself an actress, and initially wasn’t happy about her role, but in Summit tradition, she learned that she could succeed, even when she moved outside her comfort zone. She took Latin from Louise Futtrell and Ancient History from Doug Lewis. She read Virgil’s Aeneid in English and found that good preparation for having to read the same classic in Latin when she was a Reynolds High School student.

“What impressed me the most was the class size, the individual encouragement and the attention.” Gehring went on to major in psychology at Agnes Scott College. She married her husband, John, a lawyer, in 1972. She graduated from Wake Forest University School of Law in 1980, and practiced law briefly with her husband, who has maintained an office in Walnut Cove for many years. She and her husband have no children, but they have a number of godchildren, who are now grown and scattered across the country. She enjoys the thought of her gift to Summit going to support a new generation of children. “John and I have always felt that education is the most important thing a child can have,” she said, “other than parental guidance. In this day and age, people need to be prepared.”

Annual Giving Clubs

1933 Council

$10,000 and Greater Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Caroline and Curt Batten Wendy and Michael Brenner Mary Louise and John Burress Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Amy and Michael Hough Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Smith Self Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Robin and Robert Weisner

Foundersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Society $5,000 - $9,999

Roddy and Vic Flow Ms. Nella P. Fulton Mr. and Mrs. John Gehring Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough Gail Allen Lake Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy Edie Murphy Scottie and David Neill

Richard Noll and Natalie Jensen-Noll Scott Pope Forrest and Ben Staton

Headâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Circle $3,000 - $4,999

Anonymous Chris and Nermin Ballinger Mr. Richard J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Filippo Berti Austin and Jennifer Byrne Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel Pamela and Russell Howerton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Kay D. King Beth and Bob Probst Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer Jr. Nancy and Chris Tuohy

Bold indicates new member in this club.

Scholar Society $2,000 - $2,999

Emily Neese and John Babcock Nancy and Rick Baker Derrick and Elizabeth Burger Austin and Jennifer Byrne Angela, Andrew and Stephen Carr Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Ben and Joyce Carson Claire and Hudnall Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Sandlin M. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. Liz and Michael Ebeling Suzanne and Dan Fawley Mr. and Mrs. McDara P. Folan III Martin and Susan Gilmore Parker and Katie Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollan III Chris and Lucinda Jones Mr. Kevin Kranis and Dr. Robin Boyd-Kranis Janice and Charlie Lovett Michael Macko Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloy, Jr. Whit and Jacqueline Mims Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou Brice and Beth Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Ernie and Nancy Osborn

John and Dominique Patrick Drs. David and Beth Reboussin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater Terry and Terra Snider Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stopyra Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Carlie and Al Stubbs Bill and Cynthia Tessien Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas Alex and Elliott Turner Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Willis, Jr. Michael and Debbie Wittenberg

Honor Society $1,500 - $1,999

Anonymous Joe and Anne Andrews Ellen and Doug Bassett Craig and Kathleen Cannon Marina and Wesley Davis Barry and Lynn Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Fitzgerald Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes David and Cristi Howe Ann and Bob Merkel Louisa and Mark Petersen

Bill and Vera Satterfield Patricia and Philip Shugart Meredith and Win Welch Fletcher and Lara Wilson

Pioneer Circle $1,000 - $1,499

Sandra P. Adams Cal and Mary Craven Adams David and Julia Archer Jen and Martin Baker Gardner and Heather Barrier Brad and Michelle Beck Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Beroth, Jr. David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. Bonnie Bowen Mr. and Mrs. David P. Broughton Mr. and Mrs. James W. C. Broughton Patty and Malcolm Brown Mike and Leslie Brown Jim Bunn Tom and Nancy Cannon Adam Charnes and Jennifer Collins Dr. and Mrs. Nick Chrysson D. Elwood Clinard Susan and Mark Conger Mr. and Mrs. David D. Daggett Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Driscoll

Mary McCabe Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Fowler Derek and Jolynn Frosh Robert and Jennifer Fulford Cici Fulton Paul Fulton, Jr. Thomas G. Gallaher Lisa and Robert Gfeller Mr. and Mrs. Sammy T. Gianopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Goodson Bernard and Anne Howell Gray The Grice Family Mr. and Mrs. David Hickman Peggy Hinkle Shelley and David Holden Ms. Leslie A. Hollan William E. Hollan, Jr. Rob and Shelley Holmes Stephanie and David Iauco Kip and Margaret Larson Paul and Denise Laurienti Barry and Tina Leonard Bingle and Doug Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Macon Will and Lanie McElwee Tom and Sandy Meckley Brian and Mary Mendenhall Judi Messura James and Amy North Mark and Pam Oliver Will and Emily Parsley Ellen and Bill Parsley Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Perry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Pfefferkorn Gini and Brian Piekarski Michael and Jill Rogers Jeanne and Ben Sayers Alvin Selby Truman and Nellie Semans Mr. and Mrs. William Merrick Semans

Annual Giving Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skorich Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith Nancy Spencer Nell Spencer Mr. and Mrs. William L. Spencer John and Bridgett Stewart Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs Christopher and Sally Thomas Sudarshan and Bharathi Upadhya Michael Walker Dr. Richard Weinberg and Dr. Catherine Rolih Steve Zades

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John and Andrea Eller Mr. Ned Erickson and Dr. Lia Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Filipowski-Race Rob and Bonnie Fowler Bo and Jenny Fulton Adam and Rebecca Ginn Anne Glenn and Rob Whitnell Gloria Gordon and David Cook Karen and Bo Gray

Dr. and Mrs. Jon Hudson Lucia Hughes and Thomas P. Hughes Steven and Ana Iltis Dave Jones and Stephanie Parker Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Keith Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Kierstead Brad King Leigh and Andy Koman Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Littlejohn

Shannon and Will Hanson Chuck and Kelly Harris Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Steve and Kay-Lynn Hirst Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hoppe Dr. Keyanoosh Hosseinzadeh and Dr. Maha Torabi Harriet and Royce Hough

Bob and Kathy Luttrell Peter Marsh and Alicia Hardin Harvey S. Martin Sarah and Chris McAuley Dr. and Mrs. William McCall, Jr. Barbara and Mark McManus Chris Meazell

Futrell Friends $500 - $999

Anonymous Jeffrey and Laura Allen Alan Andrews and Lynne Fuller-Andrews Patty and Jimmy Barrier MeriLyn Barrutia Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. Mike and Debra Beroth Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Blanco Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bodenhamer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Booke Thomas and Ute Bornemann Felice and Richard Brenner Cara and Buck Byrum Pat and Gene Capps Dr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Chandler, Jr. Yong Chen and Isabelle Berquin Matthew and Melissa Chin Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ciener Nan Crawford Pirouz Daeihagh Tricia and Al DeForest Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Douglas Kathryn and Bobby Edwards Brian and Lauren Eisenberg

Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Mebane Mr. and Mrs. Brad Michael Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Moore Mrs. Patricia Bradshaw Morgenstern Colby and Sean Murphy Mr. Joseph F. Neely and Ms. Joyce Neely David and Karen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Ogburn, Sr. Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Pfefferkorn, Jr. Susan Pfefferkorn Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Pleasants, Jr. Mr. Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. and Ms. Margaret Scales Anne and John Powers The Regan Family Betsy Holmes Richardson Venkat Sarvasya and Sujethra Vasu Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. Steve and Sally Seawright Ken and Stefoni Shaw Carolyn O. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Skoteiniadis George and Ashley Stabolitis Selester and Freda Stewart Carter and Sharon Sturkie Mark and Wesley Suttle Betty P. Sutton Michael and Alison Sweeney Chad and Marybeth Terry Barton L. and Angela S. Tiffany Margaret and David Townsend Julie and Thatcher Townsend Jay P. Turner and Tonya R. Deem Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James M. Walter Claudette B. Weston David Wilson and Dr. Anne L. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters Scott and Margaret Wray

Lewis Legends $250 - $499

Anonymous Cinda and duWayne Amen Steve and Patsy Ashworth Ben Baker Mrs. Bettianne Beck Mr. Bert L. Bennett, Jr. James R. Bennett Dr. Kristin Bennett and Mr. Andrew Holgate Ms. Kathryn Cater Bergquist Janice C. Blake P.A. and Brandi Blaylock Brent and Pam Bond Beth and Jon Bowman Carr and Betsy Boyd G. Thomas Boyette III Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brantley Anne and John Brown Estate of Albert Butler, Jr. Drew and Sara Cannon Carlyle Chandler III Ms. Suzanne Clark

Caleb and Andrea Clauset Edward Crawford Stephanie and Chris Cronan Dr. J. Robert Crouse III Ms. Brenda Daniels and Mr. Jefferson Dalby Sarah and Tom Dalrymple Ms. Suzanne Collins Davis Dicky and Amanda Deal Cathy and Walter Denning Cheryl and Joseph Dickson John and Patricia Driscoll Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Denise Gagnon Faulhaber Chuck and Mary Beth Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Fuller III Margaret McKinnon Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gatewood, Jr. Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford William and Cinny Strickland Graham Chris and Kristen Haaf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano

Mrs. Janet S. Hano Susan and Jay Hedgpeth Kate and Theo Helm Sue and Doug Henderson Gloria Henninger Dr. and Mrs. W. Dean Henrichs Stan and April Holder Robbie and Dave Irvin Dany and Lisa Kim-Shapiro Bill and Ginger King Ms. Amy S. Lawrence Roland and Sirena Leak Becky Lewis Lea and Randy Loftis Mr. and Mrs. M. Brian Magargle Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III John Scott May Mr. and Mrs. David L. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. McCormick Ed and Rebecca McKee Mr. and Mrs. George McLendon Tiffany McLendon Karen McNeil-Miller and Steve Miller Dr. Frank R. Moyer

Katheryn and Otis Northington Roanne and David Ornelles Mr. and Mrs. Laney G. Orr III Mildred W. Paden Linda Penney Lindsay and Ricardo Peral Ford Perry Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Peterson Jordan and Meredith Peterson Paul and Robin Pfefferkorn Skip and London Pickett Page and Michael Pisapia Lynn and Don Pocock Karen and Tom Pranikoff Shannon Pylant Susan and George Ragland Curtis E. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rice III Charles and Juliana Richards Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramon Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer III Suzanna Roemer Hal and Ann Rollins

Annual Giving Clubs

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Sam and Hollie Rollins Karen and Sandy Rudolph Marley and Stuart Russell Barbara and Bill Scantland Dr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. Bekah and Shaun Sidden Amy Smith Jeff and Robin Smith Marian and Bill Smith, Sr. Sterling and Beverly Spainhour Michael and Karen Spangler James and Dana Stallings Les and Jan Standerfer Betty and Bob Strickland Eddie and Phyllis Stubbins

Susan Surratt Jack and Cindy Sutton Jim and Virginia Sutton Margaret Taylor Rob and Beth Taylor Andrea Thomas Dottie and Donn Toney D. Sean Toole Katy Towers Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams Mary Lou and Peter Wilson Alen and Roni Wyss Lynn and Jeff Young

Bridge the Gap Team

$2,300 and Greater

Adams Architects $100 - $249

Anonymous Tamra Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Adams Meredith N. Andrews Tom and Tracy Arne Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold Fariba and Kamran Ashraf Thomas and Melissa Ayers Bruce and Anne Babcock John and Missy Baicy Gene and Ellen Barrier Charley and Pat Belch Kathy and Walter Beroth

Kamil A. Bikul Mrs. W. G. Blackard Dr. and Mrs. William G. Blackard, Jr. Gwen and Ed Blackmer Melanie Blake Betsy Neill Blue E. Taylor Bowen III Rupert and Cynthia Bowen Scott and Caroline Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bozoian Nancy Bramlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breakstone Angela Dillard Breeden Alice Day Brown

Celebrating those whose gifts bridge the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a Summit studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s school year

Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Emily Neese and John Babcock Nancy and Rick Baker Chris and Nermin Ballinger Caroline and Curt Batten Mr. Richard J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Filippo Berti Wendy and Michael Brenner Mary Louise and John Burress Austin and Jennifer Byrne Angela, Andrew and Stephen Carr Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Ben and Joyce Carson Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. Liz and Michael Ebeling Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow Roddy and Vic Flow Ms. Nella P. Fulton

Mr. and Mrs. John Gehring Martin and Susan Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Parker and Katie Grubbs Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollan III Amy and Michael Hough Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough Pamela and Russell Howerton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Chris and Lucinda Jones Kay D. King Gail Allen Lake Janice and Charlie Lovett Michael Macko Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloy, Jr. Whit and Jacqueline Mims Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou Edie Murphy Scottie and David Neill Richard Noll and Natalie Jensen-Noll Ernie and Nancy Osborn

John and Dominique Patrick Scott Pope Beth and Bob Probst Drs. David and Beth Reboussin Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Smith Self Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater Terry and Terra Snider Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Forrest and Ben Staton Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Carlie and Al Stubbs Bill and Cynthia Tessien Nancy and Chris Tuohy Alex and Elliott Turner Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster Robin and Robert Weisner Michael and Debbie Wittenberg

Hilbert Brown and Leila Wall-Brown Kris and Katie Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Budd Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burge Mary T. Burge Johnná Burns Ross Campbell Melissa and Mike Capriola F. Gray Carter Aurelia Eller Cathey George W. Chandler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Chang Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman Gail H. Charnes Ms. Maggie Lin and Mr. William Chen Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew John and Harriet Clark Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland John Coan Christopher and Joanne Coggins Melissa Combes Chris Conrad Anthony Cope and Jennifer Jarnagin Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Copenhaver Chris and Cathy Culp Mr. and Mrs. G. Dan Culp Tony and Amy da Luz Todd and Karen DeNeui Caroline Gray DenHerder Mr. and Mrs. Marsden B. deRosset Tony and Charlotte Disher Mr. and Mrs. T. Dixon Douglas Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel Beth and Dan Driscoll John and Lu Dunkelberg Edna H. Duren Rob Edwards Whit and Fleming Edwards Meredith and Adam Elrod Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin Barrett and Jeannie Evans Allene and Brad Evans Mrs. Lola A. Evans

Sidney and Dan Falken Ann and John Faris Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Felten Claudia and Gary Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Fleming, Jr. Audrey Flippin Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Catherine Copenhaver Fraise Christine and Roger Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. James G. Galloway, Jr. Julie Giljames Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad Graham, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gray Thomas A. Gray Tom and Teese Griffin Fletcher and Pat Grubbs Elizabeth Medlin Hale Robin Hanes Christy Haulsee Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Peter Hawley Pat and Martha Heafner Matt Henrichs Gigi Perkinson Hershey Paul and Marian Hessman John and Persis Hildebrandt John Hollan, Jr. Janet L. Honecker Elizabeth Rief and Shawn Hooper Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hopkins III Linda Holmes Horsley Karen House Gretchen M. Howerton Michael and Alyssa Hubbard Chic Huber Carolyn Huettel Jill and Brad Hunt Ellen and Logan Jackson Paul M. James III Gaither and Sarah Jenkins Dr. and Mrs. W. Bryan Jennings Jane Jester Doug Johnson

Geoffrey and Edith Johnson Katie Parsley Johnson Mary T. Johnson Mark and Rachel Neely Johnson Anne Coggan Johnston Ms. Shakerra Jones Dr. Alan Jose and Dr. Isabel Storch de Gracia Douglas Jotcham and Elizabeth Flewwelling Barbara Kapp Kristen and Brent Keene Mr. and Mrs. Lucius J. Kellam III Peter and Jamie Kelly Jim and Linda Keyzer Barbara and Brent Kirby Olivia T. Kleinmaier Scott and Bebe Krewson Alan and Glenda Lane Helen H. Laughery Michael and Michelle Merritt Leonard Helen Levin Whitney Wright Lewallen Dr. Laurel Link Ray and Erica Liverman Dr. and Mrs. Tad W. Lowdermilk

Elizabeth Cox Lucas Beth and Chris Lyon Mrs. Rachel Malcolm Carter Malmo Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mann Angela and John Manning Elizabeth Blanco Marley Mary Allen and Jim Martin Deanne E. Maynard Dr. and Mrs. Grant P. McAllister Dr. and Mrs. David McCullough Quinn and Phyllis McCutchen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon Trish McRae Sally and Patrick Meehan Elizabeth Turner and Sam Merrick Arlene and Jonathan Meter Don and Tali Meyer Pat FitzHugh Michal Gary and Jill Miller Frank Morelli Kimbrell Bunn Morris Lynda King Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison John and Amy Morrow

Annual Giving Clubs Deanna Carlisle Moss Mary Jo and Frank Murphy Dereck and Yvonne Mushayamunda Ms. Anne G. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nemoytin Mr. and Mrs. George Newman Michael and Martha Nichols Susan W. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parsley Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patton Cliff and Sarah Pennell Dane and Virginia Perry Mike and Elaine Phelps

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Penn Shore Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sidden Jeff and Kelly Silver Paul Sinal Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith Rene and Maria Smith Elizabeth Newman Smyth Brant Snavely Mark and Karen Sohmer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Sommerkamp Mr. J. Christopher Spear Ms. Marty Spry Mr. and Mrs. John Stabolitis

C. Carter Walker, Jr. Chris and Nancy Walker George and Phyllis Walker Sara Swann and Nat Watson Dr. and Mrs. James K. Weeks Brian K. and Cindy S. Weisner Louise Strickland Wells Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunlop White III Cameron and Elise Whitley Mrs. Erla Whittington Tom and Rachel Wiggins Ms. Patricia Wild Kelly and David Williams Mr. Robert W. Williams Roxie B. Williams Dan and Emily Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson Mike and Heather Wilson Rebecca Woltz Erma A. P. Womble and William F. Womble, Jr. Tricia Yokely Heather Younts

Summit Supporters Up to $99 Forest Pinkard Mr. Marty Pittman & Dr. Cathleen Killeen-Pittman Anne and Alex Pope Jane Dudley Portman Mr. and Mrs. Quad Quadland The Rasmussens Pat and Roland Reboussin Luanne Kelley Rejeski Jon and Elizabeth Reynolds Stephane Rogers Stephen Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Dalton D. Ruffin, Jr. Omar and Catherine Sangueza Jane Bunn Saunders and James Saunders Herb and Virginia Schafer Susan and Gary R. Schambach Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz Tom Shaver

Douglas Stewart and Cristin Trecroce Cannon Simpson Stoffel Brooke Johnson Suiter Lisa Taylor Mary Craig Wilson Tennille Ginger and John Thomas Martha and John Thompson Kelly Timberlake Rhonda Timberlake Christine and Jim Toole Patrice Tremblay Chris and Jan Tribble Teresa and Dean Tsipis Lisa and Jeff Turner David and Molly Twine Lou and Alon Utt Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano Keith and Salem Vest Hannelore von T. Napp

Anonymous Martha Albertson Susan Spaugh Alexander Jean and Bob Alsup Mark C. Anderson Mr. John Andrews Cynthia Baker Robert Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Gettys D. Bingham Zelda and Arthur Bowen Brianna Bradsher Anna Henderson Brantley Victoria T. Brawley Howard and Penelope Broughton Jeff and Mary Brown Ronald and Robin Buchanan Dariel, John and Chase Buczek Lisa and David Buschek Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cantone

Capers B. Carlton Melissa and George Cleland Richard H. Clement Harry and Andrea Cline Cathryn Coles Emily Craig Mr. and Mrs. Ocatvius O. Davies James Wilson Douglas, Jr. Margaret Douglas Martha and Linwood Davis Virginia Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Douthit Mrs. Susan Ashworth Dumbacher Keisha Duncan Aurelia Gray Eller Sally Colhoun Engram Michael and Ashia Ervin Ms. Barbara C. Eure Lisa Field Dolores and Moises Flores De Valgaz Caitlin Folan Russ Gagnon Neil Gargis Paxson B. Glenn Mr. Raymond Glover and Dr. Melicia Glover Dr. Philip and Mrs. Julianne Golden Michael Gordon Amy Koman Grady Helen Granger Jennifer Cleland Green Deborah Seals Grigg Julie Griggs Dick Grosswald Borden and Ann Hanes William and Barbara Hargrove Martha and Mo Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haskell Henry G. and Julie M. Heidtmann Conley Henderson Gina and JD Hendrix Anne Womble Hobart Dolores and Richard Hoppe Will Hoppe Clarence and Dameka Hosch

Ms. Beth G. Huff Susan and Gary Hunter Mary Starling Inman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jabbour Tamala Jones Mr. Fred B. Jordan Betsy and Bill Joyner James and Rina Knight Ms. Joy V. Kontos Elizabeth Krewson Emily Krewson Lesley-Anne Lamb Robert and Whitney Lang Robert Lassiter Sarah Parrott Lathrop Julia Laws Lois and Bruce Levin Celia Lewis Kathryn K. Linville Susan Roberts Lloyd-Graham Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. London, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lyerly William May Jason Robert McEnaney Valerie McFadden Rick McFarland LaTonya McIver Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory McNeer, Jr. Mrs. Shirley G. McNeil Dr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Meredith Gary Michalove Shannon and Ryan Mihalko Ms. Angela G. Mims Heather and Mark Moir John M. Morehead Harry Clare Morley, Jr. & Winifred Alice von T. Napp Morley Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. MurRay

Cathryn R. Newton Ellen J. Nordstrom Thomas F. O’Brien III Leane Peddycord Josh Perry Susan and Greg Pfaff Jim and Jeanette Phelan Ridgely Medlin Phillips David and Mary Jane Pishko Brian Platz Ms. Shayna K. Pons Richard W. Porter Kathleen and David Pounds Leanna Queen Anthony and Hadley Reisig Catherine Rice Anne W. Richards Dr. Robert and Mrs. Amy Beck Rominger Lynne and Herb Roosa Courtney Rudolph Jordan Rudolph Wilson and Marcia Russell Delores and Robert Sanders Dr. and Mrs. William M. Satterwhite Glenda M. Shelton Jan Shepherd Carolyn M. Shields Colleen Bryant-Sills and Brooks Sills Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons Salem Simmons Fran Sizemore Jaclyn Sizemore Terri Skinner E. Thompson and Jan Smith Paula Smith Kay Snavely

Jule and Nancy Spach Jennifer Sparnicht Dack Stackhouse Mrs. Patricia H. Staples Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Starbuck Ms. Trina L. Stephens Barbara Stewart Rom Still David Stoeri Billy Stoltz C. Barbour Strickland III Jim and Claudia Stubbs Z and Meredith Stubbs Jackson Sutton Irma Taylor Parker Kelly Tegeler Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry Mr. and Mrs. William Tessien Laura Thrift Ashley Toompas Camille Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce Jane Wilsey Tucker Martin Tucker Marea Van Tilburg Tricia Vaughn Janice and Jim Weiss Mimi Santos Westbrook Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland Rachel Will Sharita and Lawrence Womack Lisa Wright

Collegiate Honors Alums in College

Benjamin Carson ’10 Thomas Douglas ’08 Chris Eagan ’10 McKenzie Folan ’10 McCabe Galloway ’08 Gray Galloway ’10 Haley Gfeller ’07 Stanley Green ’10 Blitz Hoppe ’07 Jessica Jabbour ’07 David Moore ’10

Jacqueline Penn ’10 Katie Pons ’07 Ginny Rice ’08 Blair Roemer ’08 Caroline Rudolph ’08 Cawood Simpson ’07 Chandler White ’09

Eagles’ Nest

Young Alums and Current Students Colin Archer ’12 Hope Arcuri ’11 Hines Batten ’22 Raike Batten ’20 Tanner Beck ’13 Brennen Carr ’11 George Conger ’12 Adia Davis ’11 Kerry Eagan ’12 Jack Green ’13 David Green ’15 Alex Green ’18 Ellie Kangur ’13 Justin Lang ’11 Jake Lang ’14 Robbie Lyerly ’11 Turner Malmo ’14 William Morgan ’12 Adam Ornelles ’12 Elizabeth Penn ’13 Marie Preske ’13 Matthew Regan ’12 Jack Roemer ’13 Keenan Rogers ’11 Walter Simpson ’11 Grayson Snider ’19 Elisa Sturkie ’13 Jenny Sutton ’11 Jim Welsh ’13

Grandparent Profile

Lynn Eisenberg ’61 Eisenberg said, “I’m thrilled that we’ve had three generations there.” Eisenberg’s daughter has followed her mother onto Summit’s Board and has also served on the Parents’ Association. As co-chairs of the Annual Fund Grandparents’ Division, Eisenberg and her husband, Barry, enjoy spreading the word about the school’s creative, yet nurturing environment. They also believe it’s important to let people know that tuition doesn’t cover all of the expenses involved in attending the school. Her time at Summit was a happy one, Eisenberg said. She recaptures that sense of happiness when she walks the halls at Summit today and attends events. “You’re stimulated by the children’s reactions to learning,” she said. “When you go to the ball games, you see the children and grandparents supporting each other.” While she was at the school, she saw her favorite teacher, Sarah Shore, marry Dalton Ruffin.

When Lynn Eisenberg’s daughter, Jennifer Grosswald ’85, was living in Atlanta, Grosswald complained to Sandra Adams, Summit’s Head of School at the time, that there was no place like Summit in Atlanta. “Sandra said to Jennifer, ‘Let us have your children.’” Jennifer and her husband, Paul Grosswald, moved back to Winston-Salem and enrolled both of their children at Summit. Gavin ’13 recently graduated from Summit and Alex ’15 is entering Ninth Grade.

“As a mother, it’s wonderful to see your daughter, of her own free will, follow in your footsteps.”

The Eisenbergs and the Ruffins have stayed in each other’s lives. Barry Eisenberg has worked with the Ruffins’ son, John, on some business projects. “It’s all about networking and connections and growing up and being able to see this third generation at Summit School,” she said. “I feel like Summit was this incredible community that we wished for and received for our family.” People don’t always recognize the good that a strong sense of community can accomplish, she said. “I believe in community,” she said. “It helps develop your identity. Working with others helps us determine who we are and what we can do with the talents we have.”

Annual Fund Donor Roll PARENTS Anonymous Cal and Mary Craven Adams Jeffrey and Laura Allen Mark C. Anderson (3) Alan Andrews and Lynne Fuller-Andrews (5) Joe and Anne Andrews (2) David and Julia Archer (17) Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri (24) Tom and Tracy Arne Fariba and Kamran Ashraf (9) Thomas and Melissa Ayers John and Missy Baicy (6) Nancy and Rick Baker (2) Jen and Martin Baker (2) Chris and Nermin Ballinger (6) Gardner and Heather Barrier (2) Ellen and Doug Bassett (11) Caroline and Curt Batten (3) Brad and Michelle Beck (12) James R. Bennett (9) Dr. Kristin Bennett and Mr. Andrew Holgate (9)

Kathy and Walter Beroth (8) Mike and Debra Beroth (3) Dr. and Mrs. William G. Blackard, Jr. (12) Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Blanco (9)

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bodenhamer Jr. (20) Brent and Pam Bond (7) Thomas and Ute Bornemann (5) Scott and Caroline Bowen (6) Bonnie Bowen (10) Beth and Jon Bowman (9) Carr and Betsy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brantley (8) Mr. and Mrs. David P. Broughton (22) Mr. and Mrs. James W. C. Broughton (9) Hilbert Brown and Leila Wall-Brown (9) Mike and Leslie Brown Ronald and Robin Buchanan (2) Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burge (2) Derrick and Elizabeth Burger Johnnรก Burns Austin and Jennifer Byrne (15) Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun (9) Drew and Sara Cannon (2) Craig and Kathleen Cannon (3) Melissa and Mike Capriola (3)

Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Ben and Joyce Carson (12) Adam Charnes and Jennifer Collins (10) Yong Chen and Isabelle Berquin (11) Matthew and Melissa Chin

( ) Years of consecutive giving beginning with the 1990-91 school year.

Dr. and Mrs. Nick Chrysson (3) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ciener (2) Caleb and Andrea Clauset (6) Harry and Andrea Cline Christopher and Joanne Coggins (12) Anthony Cope and Jennifer Jarnagin Stephanie and Chris Cronan Chris and Cathy Culp (18) Pirouz Daeihagh (8) Mr. and Mrs. David D. Daggett (11) Ms. Brenda Daniels and Mr. Jefferson Dalby (9) Sarah and Tom Dalrymple (14) Mr. and Mrs. Ocatvius O. Davies (6) Marina and Wesley Davis (24) Ms. Suzanne Collins Davis (11) Dicky and Amanda Deal Tricia and Al DeForest (14) Todd and Karen DeNeui Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins (5) Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Douglas (24) Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel (3) Beth and Dan Driscoll (2) Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Drzewiecki Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III (2) Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Mr. Ned Erickson and Dr. Lia Erickson (3) Michael and Ashia Ervin (4) Barrett and Jeannie Evans Suzanne and Dan Fawley Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten (2) Mr. and Mrs. Filipowski-Race (7) Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Fitzgerald (7) Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Fowler (2) Derek and Jolynn Frosh (2) Robert and Jennifer Fulford Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Fuller III (24) Bo and Jenny Fulton (15) Cici Fulton (15) Neil Gargis Mr. and Mrs. Sammy T. Gianopoulos (3) Martin and Susan Gilmore (16)

Adam and Rebecca Ginn (2) Mr. and Dr. Raymond Glover (2) Gloria Gordon and David Cook Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb (8) Karen and Bo Gray (8) Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gray (8) The Grice Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald (12) Parker and Katie Grubbs (9) Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel (5) Chris and Kristen Haaf Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano (8) Shannon and Will Hanson (12) Chuck and Kelly Harris Christy Haulsee (5) Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Henry G. and Julie M. Heidtmann (13) Kate and Theo Helm (10) Gina and JD Hendrix (2) Mr. and Mrs. David Hickman (10) Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Steve and Kay-Lynn Hirst (2) Shelley and David Holden (2) Stan and April Holder (7) Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollan III (7) Rob and Shelley Holmes (15) Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes (4) Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hopkins III (2) Clarence and Dameka Hosch Dr. Keyanoosh Hosseinzadeh and Dr. Maha Torabi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough (7) Amy and Michael Hough (11) David and Cristi Howe (3) Pamela and Russell Howerton (10) Dr. and Mrs. Jon Hudson (3) Ms. Beth G. Huff (2) Jill and Brad Hunt (3) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter (2) Steven and Ana Iltis Gaither and Sarah Jenkins (2) Dr. and Mrs. W. Bryan Jennings (6) Doug Johnson (7) Geoffrey and Edith Johnson

Annual Fund Donor Roll Chris and Lucinda Jones (18) Ms. Shakerra Jones (2) Dave Jones and Stephanie Parker (7) Mr. Fred B. Jordan (2) Dr. Alan Jose and Dr. Isabel Storch de Gracia (2) Douglas Jotcham and Elizabeth Flewwelling Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly (7) Peter and Jamie Kelly (2) Dany and Lisa Kim-Shapiro (11) Brad King (7) Kay D. King (7) Mr. Kevin Kranis and Dr. Robin Boyd-Kranis (10) Kip and Margaret Larson Paul and Denise Laurienti 4) Julia Laws (10) Roland and Sirena Leak (7) Barry and Tina Leonard (3) Michael and Michelle Merritt Leonard (5) Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Littlejohn (14) Ray and Erica Liverman (2) Michael Macko Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Macon (7) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III (19) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloy, Jr. (3) Angela and John Manning Peter Marsh and Alicia Hardin (3) Mr. and Mrs. David L. Maynard (9) Dr. and Mrs. Grant P. McAllister (5) Sarah and Chris McAuley (10) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. McCormick (2) Quinn and Phyllis McCutchen (8) Will and Lanie McElwee (3) Valerie McFadden (8) LaTonya McIver Tiffany McLendon (2) Barbara and Mark McManus (2) Chris Meazell (2) Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Mebane (3) Sally and Patrick Meehan (5) Brian and Mary Mendenhall (3)

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Ann and Bob Merkel (4) Elizabeth Turner and Sam Merrick Judi Messura Mr. and Mrs. Brad Michael (8) Shannon and Ryan Mihalko (9) Gary and Jill Miller (9) Karen McNeil-Miller and Steve Miller Ms. Angela G. Mims (7) Whit and Jacqueline Mims (9) Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Moore (19) Harry Clare Morley, Jr. & Winifred Alice von T. Napp Morley (17) John and Amy Morrow Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou (8) Dr. Frank R. Moyer (9) Colby and Sean Murphy (7) Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. MurRay Dereck and Yvonne Mushayamunda (14) Ms. Anne G. Myers Scottie and David Neill (19) Michael and Martha Nichols Richard Noll and Natalie Jensen-Noll (9)

James and Amy North Katheryn and Otis Northington Brice and Beth Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien (3) David and Karen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien (2) Mark and Pam Oliver (2) Mr. and Mrs. Laney G. Orr III (13) Ernie and Nancy Osborn (13) Will and Emily Parsley (9) John and Dominique Patrick (17) Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patton (6) Lindsay and Ricardo Peral (3) Louisa and Mark Petersen (4) Jordan and Meredith Peterson (3) Paul and Robin Pfefferkorn (3) Jim and Jeanette Phelan (3) Mike and Elaine Phelps (3) Skip and London Pickett (14) Gini and Brian Piekarski (8) Page and Michael Pisapia (2) Mr. Marty Pittman and Dr. Cathleen Killeen-Pittman Brian Platz Lynn and Don Pocock Anne and Alex Pope

Anne and John Powers (3) Beth and Bob Probst (18) Shannon Pylant Mr. and Mrs. Quad Quadland (2) The Rasmussens (2) Drs. David and Beth Reboussin (3) Curtis E. Reid (11) Anthony and Hadley Reisig (3) Charles and Juliana Richards (5) Michael and Jill Rogers Sam and Hollie Rollins Venkat Sarvasya and Sujethra Vasu (3) Bill and Vera Satterfield (7) Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. (17) Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz (2) Smith Self (2) Mr. and Mrs. William Merrick Semans Ken and Stefoni Shaw (3) Patricia and Philip Shugart (3) Bekah and Shaun Sidden (4) Jeff and Kelly Silver (2) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skorich (8) Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Skoteiniadis (3) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater (3) Amy Smith (3) Jeff and Robin Smith Terry and Terra Snider (5) Mark and Karen Sohmer (11) Michael and Karen Spangler (2) Jennifer Sparnicht (8) George and Ashley Stabolitis (11) James and Dana Stallings (5) Forrest and Ben Staton (5) Ms. Trina L. Stephens (10) Douglas Stewart and Cristin Trecroce John and Bridgett Stewart (2) Selester and Freda Stewart (2) Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett (11) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stopyra (11) Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger (10) Carlie and Al Stubbs (23) Carter and Sharon Sturkie (5) Susan Surratt (2)

Mark and Wesley Suttle Jim and Virginia Sutton (24) Michael and Alison Sweeney (10) Margaret Taylor (4) Rob and Beth Taylor (2) Irma Taylor (11) Chad and Marybeth Terry Bill and Cynthia Tessien (12) Andrea Thomas (7) Christopher and Sally Thomas Barton L. and Angela S. Tiffany (2) Christine and Jim Toole Julie and Thatcher Townsend (15) Chris and Jan Tribble (10) Nancy and Chris Tuohy (3) Alex and Elliott Turner (9) Jay P. Turner and Tonya R. Deem (6) Lisa and Jeff Turner (12) Sudarshan and Bharathi Upadhya Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano, Jr. Keith and Salem Vest Chris and Nancy Walker (6) Dr. and Mrs. James M. Walter (5) Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster (2) Dr. Richard Weinberg and Dr. Catherine Rolih Meredith and Win Welch (17) Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunlop White III (9) Cameron and Elise Whitley Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams (7) David Wilson and Dr. Anne L. Vaughan Brian K. and Cindy S. Weisner (23) Fletcher and Lara Wilson (3) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson Mike and Heather Wilson Michael and Debbie Wittenberg (16) Sharita and Lawrence Womack (2) Scott and Margaret Wray (5) Alen and Roni Wyss Steve Zades (10)

GRANDPARENTS Anonymous Mr. John Andrews Meredith N. Andrews (2) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold Gene and Ellen Barrier (2) Patty and Jimmy Barrier MeriLyn Barrutia (4) Charley and Pat Belch (3) Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Beroth, Jr. (16) Kamil A. Bikul Mr. and Mrs. Gettys D. Bingham Mrs. W. G. Blackard (7) Gwen and Ed Blackmer (20) David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. (15) Zelda and Arthur Bowen Rupert and Cynthia Bowen (4) Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bozoian Nancy Bramlett (12) Howard and Penelope Broughton (8) Anne and John Brown (5) Mary T. Burge (2) Mary Louise and John Burress (16) Tom and Nancy Cannon (3) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cantone Dr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Chandler, Jr. (9) Gail H. Charnes (8) Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew John and Harriet Clark (3) Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Clark Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland D. Elwood Clinard Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler (7) Mr. and Mrs. G. Dan Culp (8) Mr. and Mrs. Marsden B. deRosset (6) John and Patricia Driscoll (2)

Mary McCabe Dudley (9) John and Lu Dunkelberg (4) Barry and Lynn Eisenberg (21) Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin (13) Allene and Brad Evans Mrs. Lola A. Evans (7) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Felten (2) Chuck and Mary Beth Fitzgerald Roddy and Vic Flow (18) Rob and Bonnie Fowler (14) Ms. Nella P. Fulton (15) Paul Fulton, Jr. (9) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gatewood, Jr. Dick Grosswald (8) Fletcher and Pat Grubbs (19) Mrs. Janet S. Hano (8) William and Barbara Hargrove (7) Pat and Martha Heafner (5) Gloria Henninger John and Persis Hildebrandt (3) Ms. Leslie A. Hollan William E. Hollan, Jr. (5) Dolores and Richard Hoppe Harriet and Royce Hough (11) Gretchen M. Howerton (9) Susan and Gary Hunter Stephanie and David Iauco (2) Betsy and Bill Joyner (2) Mr. and Mrs. Lucius J. Kellam III (6) Jim and Linda Keyzer Bill and Ginger King (7) Olivia T. Kleinmaier (2) Gail Allen Lake (17) Alan and Glenda Lane Helen H. Laughery (10) Dr. Laurel Link (2) Lea and Randy Loftis Bob and Kathy Luttrell (2) Dr. and Mrs. David McCullough (20)

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis (2) Mr. and Mrs. George McLendon (2) Mrs. Shirley G. McNeil (2) Tom and Sandy Meckley Arlene and Jonathan Meter Don and Tali Meyer Mrs. Patricia Bradshaw Morgenstern (19) Lynda King Morris (24) Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison (12) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nemoytin (4) Susan W. O’Brien (3) Ellen and Bill Parsley (24) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Perry, Jr. (24) Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Peterson Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn Pat and Roland Reboussin (3) Anne W. Richards (4) Hal and Ann Rollins Herb and Virginia Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Dr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. (5) Steve and Sally Seawright (3) Truman and Nellie Semans (3) Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill (16) Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sidden Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith (9) Rene and Maria Smith Marian and Bill Smith, Sr. (4) Nancy Spencer (16) Mr. and Mrs. John Stabolitis Mrs. Patricia H. Staples (10) Eddie and Phyllis Stubbins (3) Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs (24) Betty P. Sutton (24) Mr. and Mrs. William Tessien (2) Dottie and Donn Toney (2) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce

Annual Fund Donor Roll

Lou and Alon Utt (2) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano (5) Hannelore von T. Napp (11) Dr. and Mrs. James K. Weeks Robin and Robert Weisner Claudette B. Weston (3) Mrs. Erla Whittington Ms. Patricia Wild (2) Mr. Robert W. Williams Dan and Emily Williamson (2) Mary Lou and Peter Wilson (10)

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PAST PARENTS Anonymous Sandra P. Adams (24) Martha Albertson (24) Jean and Bob Alsup Steve and Patsy Ashworth (24) Bruce and Anne Babcock (24) Emily Neese and John Babcock (13) Mrs. Bettianne Beck (24) Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. (12) Mr. Bert L. Bennett, Jr. (4) Janice C. Blake (15) Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Booke (24) Mr. and Mrs. Breakstone (14) Felice and Richard Brenner

Wendy and Michael Brenner (2) Patty and Malcolm Brown (24) Dariel, John and Chase Buczek (2) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Budd Jim Bunn (9) Pat and Gene Capps (24) Angela Carr (24) Dr. and Mrs. Michael Chang Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman (14) Claire and Hudnall Christopher (23) Ms. Suzanne Clark (21) Melissa and George Cleland (11) Cathryn Coles Susan and Mark Conger Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Copenhaver (9) Nan Crawford (23) Dr. J. Robert Crouse III Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly (7) Tony and Amy da Luz (4) Martha and Linwood Davis (22) Cathy and Walter Denning (21) Tony and Charlotte Disher (20) Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas (24) Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas (24) Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Driscoll Edna H. Duren (24) Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan (13) Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. (18) Liz and Michael Ebeling (6) Kathryn and Bobby Edwards (24) John and Andrea Eller (2) Sidney and Dan Falken (13) Ann and John Faris (6) Claudia and Gary Fleming (24) Dolores and Moises Flores De Valgaz (13) Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow (24) Mr. and Mrs. McDara P. Folan III (15) Christine and Roger Gagnon (24) Mr. and Mrs. James G. Galloway Jr. Lisa and Robert Gfeller (10) Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford (9) Julie Giljames (9)

Dr. Philip and Mrs. Julianne Golden (13) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Goodson (8) Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad Graham, Sr. (22) Jennifer Cleland Green (19) Tom and Teese Griffin Borden and Ann Hanes (24) Martha and Mo Hartley (24) Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hauser (24) Audrey Flippin (2) Susan and Jay Hedgpeth (24) Sue and Doug Henderson (21) Dr. and Mrs. W. Dean Henrichs (8) Peggy Hinkle (15) Janet L. Honecker Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hoppe (22) Lucia Hughes and Thomas P. Hughes (18) Robbie and Dave Irvin (24) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jabbour (17) Ellen and Logan Jackson Jane Jester (11) Anne Coggan Johnston (24) Ellie Kangur (8) Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Keith (3) Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Kierstead (8) Leigh and Andy Koman Ms. Joy V. Kontos (9) Scott and Bebe Krewson (17) Robert and Whitney Lang (12) Bingle and Doug Lewis (24) Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. London, Jr. Janice and Charlie Lovett (20) Dr. and Mrs. Tad W. Lowdermilk (24) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lyerly (15) Beth and Chris Lyon (2) Charles Lyon (2) Mrs. Rachel Malcolm (22) Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mann (16) Mary Allen and Jim Martin (10) John Scott May (19) Dr. and Mrs. William McCall, Jr. (3) Ed and Rebecca McKee Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon (10) Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory McNeer, Jr. (9)

Dr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Meredith (22) Pat FitzHugh Michal Heather and Mark Moir (18) John M. Morehead (24) Deanna Carlisle Moss Edie Murphy (16) Mary Jo and Frank Murphy Mr. Joseph F. Neely and Ms. Joyce Neely (21) Mr. and Mrs. George Newman (8) Roanne and David Ornelles (20) Mildred W. Paden (23) Cliff and Sarah Pennell (4) Dane and Virginia Perry Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Pfefferkorn Jr. (19) David and Mary Jane Pishko Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Pleasants Jr. (21) Mr. Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. and Ms. Margaret Scales (24) Ms. Shayna K. Pons (19) Scott Pope (9) Karen and Tom Pranikoff (15)

Dr. Robert and Mrs. Amy Beck Rominger (20) Karen and Sandy Rudolph (14) Wilson and Marcia Russell Delores and Robert Sanders (11) Omar and Catherine Sangueza (2) Jan Shepherd (24) Colleen Bryant-Sills and Brooks Sills (18) Carolyn O. Simmons (11) Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith (11) Kay Dalton Snavely Mark and Karen Sohmer (11) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Sommerkamp (20) Nell Penn Spencer Kim Bailey and Will Spivey (12) Ms. Marty Spry Les and Jan Standerfer (11) Betty and Bob Strickland C. Barbour Strickland III (14) Jack and Cindy Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry (10) Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas (21)

Susan and George Ragland (23) The Regan Family (13) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramon Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer III (22) Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer Jr. (16) Stephen Rogers (10) Stephane Rogers (10)

Kelly Timberlake (2) Rhonda Timberlake Camille Townsend (24) Margaret and David Townsend (21) David and Molly Twine George and Phyllis Walker (24) Sara Swann and Nat Watson Robin and Robert Weisner Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland Tom and Rachel Wiggins (22)

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Willis, Jr. (24) Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters (10) Rebecca Woltz (5) Erma A. P. Womble and William F. Womble, Jr. Lisa Wright (4) Lynn and Jeff Young (7)

FACULTY AND STAFF Anonymous Tamra Abbott (2) Cinda and duWayne Amen (11) Jen and Martin Baker (2) Gardner and Heather Barrier (2) Dr. Kristin Bennett and Mr. Andrew Holgate (9) Janice C. Blake (15) P.A. and Brandi Blaylock Brianna Bradsher Nancy Bramlett (12) Mr. and Mrs. Breakstone (14) Jeff and Mary Brown (5) Lisa and David Buschek (2) Cara and Buck Byrum (4) Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun (9) Pat and Gene Capps (24) Capers B. Carlton (9) Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman (14) Ms. Maggie Lin and Mr. William Chen (6) Caleb and Andrea Clauset (6) Melissa and George Cleland (11) Cathryn Coles Emily Craig Chris and Cathy Culp (18) Tony and Amy da Luz (4) Sarah and Tom Dalrymple (14) Cathy and Walter Denning (21) Cheryl and Joseph Dickson (9) Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Douglas (24) Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel (3) Liz and Michael Ebeling (6) Meredith and Adam Elrod (2) Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Ms. Barbara C. Eure (9)

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten (2) Dolores and Moises Flores De Valgaz (13) Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Caitlin Folan (3) Christine and Roger Gagnon (24) Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford (9) Julie Giljames (9) Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb (8) Deborah Seals Grigg (12) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano (8) Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haskell Christy Haulsee (5) Susan and Jay Hedgpeth (24) Henry G. and Julie M. Heidtmann (13) Kate and Theo Helm (10) Elizabeth Rief and Shawn Hooper (11) Karen House (12) Michael and Alyssa Hubbard (2) Jill and Brad Hunt (3) Jane Jester (11) Doug Johnson (7) Mary T. Johnson (8) Barbara Kapp (12) Kristen and Brent Keene (6) Barbara and Brent Kirby (8) Ms. Joy V. Kontos (9) Scott and Bebe Krewson (17) Lesley-Anne Lamb (2) Ms. Amy S. Lawrence (2) Kathryn K. Linville Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy (4) Jason Robert McEnaney (12) Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory McNeer, Jr. (9) Trish McRae (2) Sally and Patrick Meehan (5) Elizabeth Turner and Sam Merrick Shannon and Ryan Mihalko (9) Heather and Mark Moir (18) Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Moore (19) Frank Morelli (2) Deanna Carlisle Moss Colby and Sean Murphy (7) John and Dominique Patrick (17)

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Leane Peddycord Josh Perry (7) Louisa and Mark Petersen (4) Jordan and Meredith Peterson (3) Susan and Greg Pfaff (5) Mike and Elaine Phelps (3) Lynn and Don Pocock Anne and Alex Pope Kathleen and David Pounds (11) Karen and Tom Pranikoff (15) Luanne Kelley Rejeski (11) Jon and Elizabeth Reynolds (14) Suzanna Roemer (5) Stephane Rogers (10) Dr. Robert and Mrs. Amy Beck Rominger (20) Lynne and Herb Roosa (14) Jeanne and Ben Sayers Barbara and Bill Scantland (8) Susan and Gary R. Schambach (2) Tom Shaver (9) Ken and Stefoni Shaw (3) Glenda M. Shelton (11) Jan Shepherd (24)

Jennifer Sparnicht (8) Ms. Marty Spry George and Ashley Stabolitis (11) Dack Stackhouse (9) Les and Jan Standerfer (11) Rom Still David Stoeri (11) Billy Stoltz (8) Betty and Bob Strickland Carter and Sharon Sturkie (5) Betty P. Sutton (24) Parker Kelly Tegeler Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry (10) Ginger and John Thomas (2) Martha and John Thompson (18) Kelly Timberlake (2) Rhonda Timberlake Ashley Toompas Teresa and Dean Tsipis (5) Martin Tucker (8) Nancy and Chris Tuohy (3) Lisa and Jeff Turner (12) Marea Van Tilburg

Bekah and Shaun Sidden (4) Colleen Bryant-Sills and Brooks Sills (18) Carolyn O. Simmons (11) Salem Simmons Terri Skinner (6) Amy Smith (3) Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith (11) Mark and Karen Sohmer (11)

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano, Jr. Janice and Jim Weiss (4) Meredith and Win Welch (17) Rachel Will Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams (7) Kelly and David Williams (2) Lisa Wright (4) Heather Younts (8)

FORMER FACULTY, STAFF & FRIENDS Anonymous Steve and Patsy Ashworth (3) Cynthia Baker (2) Richard J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland (16) Richard H. Clement (7) Virginia Davis (11) Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Douthit Keisha Duncan (2) Helen Grangery (16) Julie Griggs Janet L. Honecker (2) Anne Coggan Johnston James and Rina Knight (24) Bingle and Doug Lewis (24) Mrs. Rachel Malcolm (2) Mary Allen and Jim Martin Pat FitzHugh Michal Linda Penney (9)

Dane and Virginia Perry Forest Pinkard (24) Leanna Queen (6) Omar and Catherine Sangueza (2) Paul Sinal (3) E. Thompson and Jan Smith (8) Paula Smith Jule and Nancy Spach Sterling and Beverly Spainhour (23) Barbara Stewart (12) Brooke Johnson Suiter (7) Lisa Taylor (20) Katy Towers (7) Camille Townsend (24) Patrice Tremblay (3) George and Phyllis Walker (6) Sara Swann and Nat Watson (4) Robin and Robert Weisner Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland Roxie B. Williams Tricia Yokely (12)

ORGANIZATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Academy of Orton-Gillingham Practioners and Educators Apple Matching Gifts Program Bank of America Foundation Boeing Matching Gift Program Branch Banking & Trust Co. Chin Ventures, LLC Clarkston Consulting Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Duke Energy Foundation First Tennessee Foundation Matching Gift Program Flik Independent School Dining General Mills Box Tops for Education GlaxoSmithKline Foundation HANESbrands, Inc.

Harris Teeter, Inc. IBM Direct Lovett Foundation Religious Society of Friends Reynolds American Foundation Robinhood Pediatrics Salem Senior Housing Summit School Parentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Association Target The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program UBS Financial Services Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

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ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEERS 2013-2014

ALUM ANNUAL FUND Because of you, Summit educators build a sturdy confidence in each student Every day, Summit’s world-class faculty provides the highest level of expertise in their field, a well-honed sense of what each child needs, and a deep personal capacity for inspiring learning. The Douglas family, Marian ’69, Sandlin ’94, Dixon ’99 and Wilson ’04, invited alums to help support the educators who build a sturdy confidence and you responded! The results speak for themselves and demonstrate that Summit alums are proud of this educational institution. The average gift from alums was $256 – which is 10% higher than the previous year! Gifts to the Annual Fund provide about four percent of the school’s operating budget each year. These unrestricted gifts help meet immediate needs, develop relevant new programs and sustain the vitality of students’ academic experience. Response from alums is extremely gratifying because it indicates a Summit education is valued long after graduation. In addition, alum donations support the financial aid program. The Alumni Scholarship Fund was founded in 1997 with a challenge from the Lovett Foundation. It provides aid to students with demonstrated financial need. To date, alum dollars assist nearly two students per year. If you are interested in helping with alumni fundraising, please contact Sarah Dalrymple at sarahd@summitmail.org or by calling 336-724-5811. Want to find alums in your area? Download the official Summit Alumni App (from the App Store, search for Summit School or Evertrue). For more information, see page 39. Also, be sure to visit www.summitschool.com and log on to the Alumni Portal so that you can read up-to-date class notes and find email addresses of classmates. Stay in touch and share college information, honors, new addresses,

PARENT DIVISION Elizabeth and Bill Hollan ’93 Chairs Kristie Blanco Johnná Burns Joyce Carson Shelley and David Holden ’92 Susan and Stewart Holmes Brad King Patti Shugart Terra Snider Dana Stallings Jim Stroupe Alex Turner GRANDPARENT DIVISION Lynn ’61 and Barry Eisenberg ALUM DIVISION Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 Sandlin Douglas ’94 Dixon Douglas ’99 Wilson Douglas ’04 DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Jimmy Broughton Co-Chair Phil Thomas ’71 Co-Chair Kim Bailey Rick Baker Sandlin Douglas ’94

weddings, births, career changes, etc.

Lauren Dunn

Thank you for continuing to show your support of Summit!

Bill Hollan ’93 Kay D. King ’83 Claudette Weston

Alum Annual Fund by Class Year CLASS OF 1947 Aurelia Eller (24) CLASS OF 1949 Carter Walker CLASS OF 1951 Paxson B. Glenn (13) Sam Ogburn (21) Alvin Selby CLASS OF 1953

20%

CLASS OF 1955

33%

Linwood L. Davis (22) C. Edward Pleasants, Jr. (21) Jane Wilsey Tucker (5) CLASS OF 1956

23%

Kay Dalton Snavely

25%

Benjamin S. Willis, Jr. (24) CLASS OF 1957

William F. Womble, Jr. CLASS OF 1958

Patricia Bradshaw Morgenstern (19)

CLASS OF 1960

15%

Dariel Saunders Buczek (2) Jane Keiger Gehring (3) F. Borden Hanes, Jr. (24) CLASS OF 1961 14% Lynn Brenner Eisenberg (21) William E. Hollan, Jr. (5) Mary Allen Mann Martin (10) Brooke Johnson Suiter CLASS OF 1962 8% R. Frank Murphy II Richard Starbuck (16) CLASS OF 1963

17%

Mike Brenner (2) George W. Chandler, Jr. Tom Gray (24) Harvey S. Martin (24) Lynda King Morris (24) Ellen Carswell Parsley (24) CLASS OF 1964

CLASS OF 1967

Victoria T. Brawley Susan Richardson Hauser (24) CLASS OF 1965 13% Royal R. Brown, Jr. (2) Peter Hawley (5) Gary Michalove Mildred Willis Paden (23) CLASS OF 1966

CLASS OF 1954 David A. Irvin (24) Gail Allen Lake (17)

13%

CLASS OF 1959 Clifford W. Perry, Jr. (24) Richard W. Porter (16)

14%

J. Conrad Graham, Sr. (22) Ellen Parrish Jackson Susan Roberts Lloyd-Graham John Morehead (24) Mark Sohmer (11)

18%

Mary Starling Inman (11) Becky Lewis (15) J. Wayne Meredith (22) Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. (24) Sanford H. Rudolph (14) C. Barbour Strickland III (14) CLASS OF 1968 9% John O. Coan III Rob Fowler (14) Dorothy Douglas Westmoreland CLASS OF 1969 6% Anthony H. Disher, Jr. (20) Marian Millaway Douglas (24) DeWitt Chatham Kierstead (8) CLASS OF 1970 11% Anne Howell Gray (22) Robin Hanes John S. May (19) Susan Pfefferkorn (7)

Alum Annual Fund by Class Year CLASS OF 1971

20%

John D. Eller III (2) Leesa Lybrook Goodson (8) Celia Lewis Cathryn R. Newton Thomas F. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien III (24) Betty Holmes Richardson (7) Henry C. Roemer III (22) Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons J. Jackson Sutton III Phil Thomas (21) Louise S. Wells (2) CLASS OF 1972 6% Sarah Colhoun Engram (21) Helen Levin (7) Richard G. Pfefferkorn (24) CLASS OF 1973 20% Betsy Neill Blue (22) David L. Bodenhamer, Jr. (20) Angela Dillard Breeden Aurelia Eller Cathey (2) Chris Conrad (11) Chic Huber (11) Ellen Nordstrom Thomas B. Rice III Sallie Spencer Rice Dalt Ruffin (23) Cannon Simpson Stoffel (18) Julie Clinard Townsend (15) Thatcher L. Townsend III (15) Molly Ferrell Twine CLASS OF 1974 11% William T. Graham, Jr. (10) Cinny Strickland Graham (10) Elizabeth Medlin Hale (8) Marian Starr Hessman (2) K. Elizabeth Sutton Hoppe (22) Amy Beck Rominger (20) Penn Shore (18)

CLASS OF 1975

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13%

Charles Douglas (24) Paul Marshall James III (10) London Lake Pickett (14) Jane Dudley Portman (24) Brant R. Snavely III (24) Mimi Santos Westbrook CLASS OF 1976 15% G. Thomas Boyette III (18) Tom Gallaher (4) Martha Brown Hartley (24) Rob Moore (19) Winifred Alice von T. Napp Morley (17) Ridgely Medlin Phillips (24) Will Spencer (17) Tricia Vaughn (8) CLASS OF 1977 16% Marie Flow Arcuri (24) Joseph R. Budd Gray Carter (9) Anne Glenn (11) Charles C. Lovett (20) Bill Satterwhite James M. Ruffin (18) John Thomas (2) Michael Walker (2) CLASS OF 1978

11%

E. Taylor Bowen III (3) Richard Brenner Walker Douglas (24) James F. Toole III Margaret Driscoll Townsend (21) CLASS OF 1979 16% Kathryn Cater Bergquist (10) Walter Beroth (8) George M. Cleland IV (11) Gigi Perkinson Hershey (13) Linda Holmes Horsley (19) Carolyn V. Huettel (13) J. Christopher Spear (16)

CLASS OF 1980 Andrew Carr (14) David C. Eagan (13) James G. Galloway, Jr. Christopher N. Jones (18) Deanne Maynard Carolyn Shields Lisa Taylor (8) Jan Williams Tribble (10) CLASS OF 1981

17%

Julia Cardwell Archer (17) Margaret McKinnon Gardner (16) Jennifer Cleland Green (19) Carol Williams Lyerly (15) Scottie Galloway Neill (19) Hollie Thomas Rollins Jim Sutton (24) Salem Leinbach Vest CLASS OF 1982 8% Bryan Adams (24) Chris Culp (18) Robert L. Edwards, Jr. (24) David Maynard (9) CLASS OF 1983 Filippo Berti (4) Stephen Carr (14) Lisa Pappas Field

16%

Kay D. Burress King (7) Sarah Parrott Lathrop (24) John L. Schultz, Jr. (15) Sean Toole (11) Brian K. Weisner (23) CLASS OF 1984

Bowman Gray IV (8) Gaither Jenkins (2) Katherine Graves Littlejohn (14) Rick McFarland CLASS OF 1985

Gary G. Fleming, Jr. (24) Carolyn Sherrill Fuller (24) Jennifer Eisenberg Grosswald (12) Juliana Cleland Richards (5) Greg Wilson CLASS OF 1986 18% Scott Bowen (6) Carlyle Chandler III (12) Elisabeth Frost Dresel (3) Whitney Wright Lewallen (14) Kimbrel Bunn Morris (19) John Morrow Beth Perry Skorich (8) Dack Stackhouse (9) Allston J. Stubbs IV (23) Fletcher Wilson (3)

CLASS OF 1987

Charlotte Chandler Broughton (22) J. Wesley Davis IV (24) Whitfield S. Edwards (24) Paula Sommerkamp Magargle (2) Ashley Moser Veneziano CLASS OF 1988 15% Jonathan Blanco (9) Elizabeth Vann Bowman (9) Samuel Gray (8) Parker Grubbs (9) Beth Cox Lucas Colby Morris Murphy (7) Martin W. Quadland III (2) Meredith McCullough Welch (17) Jennifer Blackmer Williams (6) CLASS OF 1989 11% Ben Baker (13) Brian Eisenberg (10) Matthew Henrichs (5) Sara-Peyton Joyner McCormick (2) Ford Perry Elizabeth Newman Smyth (6) James Stubbs (22) CLASS OF 1990 Teddy Crawford (23) John Hollan (16) Sara Holmes Meehan (5) Elizabeth Turner

CLASS OF 1991 Drew Cannon (2) Brad Fowler (2) Elizabeth Whitaker Kelly (7) Anne Spencer Pope Teebie Bunn Saunders (18) Alexander Stubbs (22) CLASS OF 1992

10%

Robert F. Baldwin III (3) CLASS OF 1997

CLASS OF 1998 5%

Suzanne Davis (11) William E. Hollan III (7) 16%

Ross Campbell Caroline Gray DenHerder (3) Sandlin Douglas (20) Catherine Copenhaver Fraise Amy Koman Grady Elizabeth Blanco Marley Josh Perry (7) Stuart Russell Mary Craig Wilson Tennille (2) CLASS OF 1995 5% Denise M. Faulhaber (14) Emily Sutton Parsley (7) Will Parsley (9) Forrest Stephens Staton (4)

Russ Gagnon (15)

Susan Spaugh Alexander (3) Anna Mackie Calhoun (9) David L. Holden (2) CLASS OF 1993 3%

CLASS OF 1994

CLASS OF 1996

Susan Ashworth Dumbacher (7) Jackie Sizemore (7) Kelly Young Williams (2) CLASS OF 1999 9% Chase Buczek (2) Dixon Douglas Rachel Neely Johnson (2) Katie Parsley Johnson Robert Parsley Laura Still Thrift CLASS OF 2000 Fran Sizemore (7) CLASS OF 2001

Anna Henderson Brantley (11) Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Caitlin Folan Michael Gordon (2) CLASS OF 2002 Meredith Ahles Elrod (2) Robert Lassiter Parker Kelly Tegeler CLASS OF 2003

Anne Womble Hobart Elizabeth Krewson (9) CLASS OF 2004 Melanie Blake (7) Wilson Douglas (8) Will Hoppe (9) Jordan Rudolph Courtney Rudolph

CLASS OF 2005

Alice Day Brown Margaret Douglas (10) Conley Henderson (9) William May (8) Catherine Rice Suzanna Roemer (5) CLASS OF 2006

Emily Krewson (9) Carter Malmo (4) Jackson Sutton CLASS OF 2007

Haley Gfeller (4) Blitz Hoppe (7) Jessica Jabbour (4) Katherine Pons (7) Cawood Simpson CLASS OF 2008

Thomas Douglas (7) McCabe Galloway Ginny Rice Blair Roemer (4) Caroline Rudolph CLASS OF 2009

Chandler White CLASS OF 2010

10%

Benjamin Carson (4) Chris Eagan (4) McKenzie Folan (4) Gray Galloway Stan Green (8) David Moore (5) Jacqueline Penn

CLASS OF 2011 Hope Arcuri Brennen Carr (3) Adia Davis Justin Lang Robbie Lyerly (16) Keenan Rogers Walter Simpson Jenny Sutton CLASS OF 2012

11%

Colin Archer George Conger Kerry Eagan (3) Nate Robinson William Morgan Adam Ornelles Matthew Regan CLASS OF 2013 Tanner Beck Jack Green (8)   Ellie Kangur Elizabeth Penn Marie Preske Jack Roemer (2) Elisa Sturkie Jim Welsh CLASS OF 2014 Jake Lang Turner Malmo CLASS OF 2015 David Green (8) CLASS OF 2018 Alex Green (3) CLASS OF 2019 Grayson Snider CLASS OF 2020 Raike Batten CLASS OF 2022 Hines Batten

Class of 2014 Gives Back Kay D. King ’83 delivered the following message to the Class of 2014 during a breakfast on June 4 to kick off graduation week. The spirit of philanthropy and service permeated the day: the class presented a grant of $2,500 to Exchange/SCAN as the culmination of the Lovett Foundation 9th Grade Philanthropy Project (see photo) and then conducted area service-projects throughout Winston-Salem. To commemorate their appreciation for Summit, the Class of 2014 chose to “pay it forward” with a class gift that will support next year’s 9th grade trip to Costa Rica. • • • Good morning and congratulations to the class of 2014. I am Kay D. Burress King, class of 1983. I want to welcome our newest group to the Summit alumni family… OR the newest survivors of the 9th grade speech! The Summit alumni family is a terrific group to be a part of. When we look back on our time at Summit, we quickly think about our special friendships we’ve made and our unbelievable learning experiences.

How many of you started Summit in Kindergarten? Lower school? Upper school? You may not realize this, but this is where you’ve learned about friendships and how to navigate through them. As little guys/girls, you start playing side-by-side. Then you learn group play and how to share. You learn things like empathy and how to cope with hurt feelings and disappointment. You also learn sportsmanship–how to be a gracious winner and/or loser. All through the years, together this group has experienced the highs and lows of growing up. When you all gather for your reunions, you will look back on this time and these people with such fondness. Time will seem like it has barely passed. Summit has a way of bonding your friendships for forever. Really, all of the Summit alumni bond in a way. We share a similar education, experiences and traditions. We all speak the same language: Does that teacher still teach

there?, Native American Day, Pioneer Day, wonderful plays and sings, Washington, D.C., 9th grade speech, Orange or Green Team? But what’s even cooler than continuing our past traditions are the extraordinary programs that progress here. Robotics, gardens, rocket launchers, Costa Rica! Not to down play my exchange experience in Henderson, NC, Costa Rica it was not! One of the things I like most is the community service program. In your community service program, you learned to give your time, talent and effort. I bet you also applied one of the biggest lessons they taught you in kindergarten: Leave things better than you found them so the next person can share the same experience. At Summit, we like to make the school experience even better for the next generation. You’ve been a student here (for some of you) the last 11 years. You probably are not aware of how these great programs come to life. It starts with a vision, or a necessity, or a hope for the school. Unfortunately, your tuition dollars do not cover the general costs. It’s the extra giving dollars from parents, grandparents, businesses in the community, our faculty, our staff and the alums. They all make it happen! Making it happen… is what it is to be a Summit alum! You give your time, talent and money to help LEAD… NOT just leave Summit in a better place for other generations to come. I hope that when Summit calls on you, you all will feel the way I do. This is where it all began… the friendships, the great education and fun experiences. And, you too, will want to lead Summit to a better place than you left it. You will be surprised how many of you will want your children to attend this wonderful school. And they too… will have to survive the 9th grade speech!

Making it happen… is what it is to be a Summit alum! You give your time, talent and money to help LEAD… NOT just leave Summit in a better place for other generations to come.

Congratulations! Good luck to all! We look forward to seeing you soon!

At a 9th Grade Leadership luncheon, former Summit teacher, Charlie Lovett ’77, spoke to the class of 2014 about leadership principles, including the importance of philanthropy. He presented the class with a gift of $2,500 from the Lovett Foundation, to be granted to a local nonprofit organization chosen by the ninth graders. Classmates collaborated to identify areas of interest, requested grant proposals from six local nonprofits, reviewed and analyzed the proposals, and voted to award Exchange/SCAN with $2,500 to support treatment for victims of child abuse.

Triad Academy Luncheon Supports Financial Aid At the Triad Academy luncheon in November, Paul Orfalea, founder of Kinkos, shared his personal struggle with dyslexia and how he overcame it to become one of this country’s most successful entrepreneurs. Orfalea, along with Triad parent Beth O’Brien, spoke to more than 160 parents and community supporters to raise muchneeded funds and awareness for dyslexia, a language based learning disability that affects twenty percent of our population. Approximately $100,000 was raised at the luncheon, which will provide financial aid to students in the 2014-2015 school year. A portion is designated to the Triad Academy Endowment Fund. “Almost thirty percent of students in the Triad division receive financial aid. This individualized, multi-sensory approach to learning, known as Orton-Gillingham, is expensive. Research shows that this is the best way for students with dyslexia to learn. We would like to have enough financial assistance funds to provide every child who needs a Triad Academy education, this opportunity,” says Carrie Malloy, Director of Triad Academy at Summit School. Presenting Sponsor John and Mary Louise Burress Gold The Malloy DuBose Sydnor Wealth Management Group – UBS Beth and Brice O’Brien Silver BB&T Rick and Nancy Baker Frank L. Blum Construction Company Bronze Graham and Janice Bennett First Tennessee Bank John and Peggy Taylor Gifts in Kind Allegra Printing Contributors Dent and Katherine Allison Joe and Anne Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Richard and Laura Banasiewicz Michael and Julie Baughan Arthur and Mindy Bloom Edwin and Cynthia Bouldin Bonnie Bowen Felice and Richard Brenner

Jennifer and Austin Byrne Steven and Wynn Calloway Pat and Gene Capps Cassia Capital Partners LLC Chermak & Hanson Orthodontics Susan and Mark Conger Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Corpening Christopher and Kris Cox Peter Cross John and Sarah Dalena Sarah and Tom Dalrymple Jane and Paul Daniel James and Resa Daniel Wes Davis Tricia and Al DeForest Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas Tom and Mary Lee Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Douglas III Ashley and Graham Dozier Deena and Andy Dreyfuss Mac and Alice DuBose James and Mary Edmundson Cabell and Joyner Edmundson Laura Edmundson Barry and Lynn Eisenberg John and Susan Elster Richard and Catherine Fields Ellie and Stuart Fine Paul Fulton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gatewood, Jr.

While at Summit, Orfalea attended a breakfast with Upper School students and spoke to 235 sixth through ninth graders about his challenges growing up with dyslexia at a time when it was often undiagnosed and misunderstood. He is a strong advocate for the Orton-Gillingham approach to learning and schools like Triad Academy for addressing the importance of early diagnosis and remediation of dyslexia to enable to students to meet their academic potential. After his visit to the Summit campus, Orfalea made a gift to expand the sustainable garden project managed by the Urban Growers and STEAM clubs. With this support, the garden includes a new greenhouse, which will make it possible to grow more foods year round. Additionally, creating more out-of-door beds for growing seasonal foods like tomatoes will provide resources for the dining hall to use in preparing lunch for students. “Real food is essential to whole child development. Kids should understand where real food comes from,” Orfalea said. “School gardens are an awesome way to involve all of a child’s senses in learning. I applaud Summit for its commitment to the whole child.” Stephen Tatter and Kathleen Ghiorsi Richard and Jane Graves Michelle and Dan Gross Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Parker and Katie Grubbs Dr. John and Michelle Hanson Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Daniel and Christina Herko Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hopkins III Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Steven and Ana Iltis Norton and Lynn Jennette Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Jordan II Ian and Deanna Kaplan Stanhope A. and Liz Kelly Kay D. King Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilmour Lake Geoffrey and Kiera Lassiter George Lautemann Beth and Chris Lyon Debbie Marshall Vance and Tina Merhoff Dereck and Yvonne Mushayamunda Emily Neese and John Babcock David and Karen O’Brien Cliff and Sarah Pennell Mark Peters Louisa and Mark Petersen Karen and Tom Pranikoff Marion Pranikoff

Clifford and Lisa Purcell Mark and Lisa Rhoades Sam and Hollie Rollins John and Fowler Ruffin Andrew and Nancy Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz Madeleine Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson Sheffield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Skoteiniadis Brant Snavely Terry and Terra Snider Michael and Karen Spangler Richard and Holly Stahura Rob and Holly Stowe Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Betty P. Sutton Will Sydnor Mary Craig Wilson Tennille Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas Nancy and Chris Tuohy Charles and Laura Turner Mr. and Mrs. Rick Vaughn Susan Wall Wells Fargo Claudette B. Weston Mr. and Mrs. John G. White Steven and Kathryn White Sarah Whittington Fletcher and Lara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters

Grandparent Valentine Fundraiser

Celebrating the Day of Hearts.

The Parents’ Association would like to thank each grandparent who contributed to its annual fundraiser which raised $20,800 for Summit School. For each contribution, personalized Valentine cards full of love, support and admiration were mailed to Summit students from their grandparents.

St. Valentine Grandparent William E. Hollan, Jr. Roy O. Rodwell Robert and Robin Weisner Angel Grandparent Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bassett III Mary Louise and John Burress H. David Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Mrs. Cecil Smith Dr. Thomas and Mary Sturkie Cupid Grandparent Anonymous Ms. Merilyn M. Barrutia Tom and Nancy Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas III Mary and Jimmy Edmundson Joe and Kathy Ely Jane and Rick Graves Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Perry, Jr. Carolyn Myers Sloan Jim and Pat Toole Mack and Evelyn Virgil Claudette Weston Heart Grandparent Jerry Arnold and Evelyn Vest-Arnold Gene and Ellen Barrier Patty and Jimmy Barrier Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Beroth David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. Edwin and Ilse Bornemann Rupert and Cynthia Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Nolan G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bruton Mary Burge Chan and Winborne Chandler Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew John and Harriet Clark

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Clark Valerie and John Cronan Doris H. Crumpler Terrie and John Davis Hugo and Ruth Deaton Linda DeNeui Mary and Joe Dudley John and Lu Dunkelberg Marlene and Richard Emmerich Stuart and Nancy Epperson Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin Mrs. Lola Ann Evans Richard and Glenda Evans Chuck and Mary Beth Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Garner, Jr. Tom and Elizabeth Gatewood Ervin Hanson Jerry and Alice Hirst Carol and Chip Holden Elizabeth and Jim Holmes Margaret and Hubert Holmes Fran and Don Howe Mrs. Gretchen Howerton Bob and Anne Hudson Dyeann and Henry Jordan John and Angie Kelley Alan and Glenda Lane Dr. William Barker Lazarus Ronald L. Leak Lea and Randy Loftis Rob and Kathy Luttrell Ben and Nikki Marasha Nancy and Jim Mattox Doug Maynard David and Carroll McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis George McLendon Tom and Sandy Meckley Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison Ken and Mary Nan Moser Ruthlee and Glenn Orr Frank L. Partridge Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn

George and Jody Plonk Dr. and Mrs. Vade Rhoades Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rolih Nancy and John Schultz Sally and Steve Seawright Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Barry and Sybille Sidden Sherby and Janet Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith Marian and Bill Smith, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Rene Smith Ann Lewallen Spencer Nancy and Jim Spencer Charlie and Mac Thomas Donn and Dottie Toney Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Turner Jim and Anna Turner Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano Patricia Wild Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mary Lou and Peter Wilson Grace and David Wyss Jan and Bill Zelman Special Summit Grandparent Anonymous John M. Andrews Cassandra and Jerry Baker Les and Debbie Barsz Gwen and Ed Blackmer Katherine Boone Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd S. Austin Broome Howard and Penelope Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Ron Byer Sharon and Richard Cantone Cathy Crandall David and Ann Daniels John and Kay Delaney Dick and Kay Falls

Richard Grosswald Mr. and Mrs. John Grenda Fletcher and Pat Grubbs Tommy and Pat Hardin Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hargrove Ms. Patty Harper Jim and Doris Helvey Daphne W. Hill Lois Holmes Stephanie and David Iauco Lorraine and William E. Kalkreuth Kathryn Lasley Terri and John Littlejohn Dr. and Mrs. T. M. McCutchen, Jr. Shirley G. McNeil Jonathan and Arlene Meter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris Karen and John Morrow, Sr. Susan and Don Murfee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy Mal and Claire Osborn Frank and Linda Petronzio Anne W. Richards Glad Roy Dianne C. Sellers Patricia Quadland Spence Mrs. Patricia H. Staples L. A. Stewart Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce Mary Ellen Turner Alon and Lou Utt Hannelore von Tresckow-Napp Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams Roger and Trish Williams

2013-2014 Summary

Annual Fund Unrestricted

$ 486,033

Restricted

$ 490,147

Parents’ Association Fundraisers

Endowment

$ 388,407

Capital

$ 61,775

New Parents’ Capital Campaign

$ 76,750

TOTAL SUPPORT (GIFTS AND PLEDGES)

$ 1,5 4 8,112

2013-2014 Annual Fund Statistics GIFT CLUB MEMBERSHIPS 1933 Council..........................................10 Founders’ Society...................................11 Head’s Circle..........................................16 Scholar Society.......................................40 Honor Society........................................17 Pioneer Circle........................................74 Futrell Friends...................................... 100 Lewis Legends...................................... 116 Adams Architects.................................. 243 Summit Supporters. .............................. 171 Collegiate Honors..................................18 Eagles’ Nest............................................29 Bridge the Gap Team.............................68

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CONSTITUENCY GROUP DONATIONS* Parents...........................................................$ Grandparents................................................$ Past Parents...................................................$ Alumni ..........................................................$ Faculty and Staff...........................................$ Former Faculty/Staff and Friends.................$ Others............................................................$

294,238 110,982 190,369 139,303 42,984 23,795 12,739

*many gifts are counted in more than one constituency group 28

45,000

Special Tribute

Remembering the late Frank Borden Hanes and Copey Hanes Written by: Doug Lewis Headmaster, 1957-1990

During 2013, two of Summit’s early and greatest supporters passed away: Frank Borden Hanes in July, and Copey Hanes in December. To appreciate their roles at Summit, we might look back to the school they chose for their children. People visiting Summit today can scarcely imagine what it was like in the decade after World War II when the school left a rented house in West End and moved to a new nine-room building on four acres in the village of Reynolda but struggled to attract families to its “distant” campus. In September 1948, Copey and her husband, Gordon, drove the few miles from their West End home to the new campus to enroll their first-born son in Summit’s kindergarten. The next fall, Frank Borden and his wife Bob-Ed enrolled theirs. The husbands were first cousins; their uncle, Ralph Hanes, had been one of the school’s seven original incorporators. Bob-Ed’s father, Robert Edward Lasater, hired the dowser who located the well site next to where the school’s kitchen would be located. What attracted the young couples to Summit, however, was not a family connection, nor the new building, but the school’s reputation for wonderful programs and teachers. Kindergarten with Miss Martha Christian and first grade with Miss Leta Christian was many parents’ dream for their children. Eventually, two more children from each family would follow their elder brother. Even with younger children at home, the two mothers marshaled other parents to pitch in. That year, Copey became president of the Home and School Association, organizing fund raisers such as the Book Fair and Spring Carnival. Both soon served consecutive terms on the board of trustees. Both sought out and encouraged other families to enroll.

Among other issues the small board dealt with was raising funds to build a kindergarten wing, a major step forward completed in 1954. Another task was finding a successor to the founder, Miss Louise Futrell, and establishing a retirement plan for her, the Christian sisters and two other long-term staff. When Copey and Bob-Ed retired from the board, Frank joined it, just before his son was about to graduate. By then, the school’s enrollment had doubled and five more classrooms had been added, but there still was no gym, no library, no space just for art or music, no playing field for organized sports. There was a building fund but not a dollar of endowment, and the school had to borrow money each year to pay teachers in the spring. Long before, as board secretary, Copey had certified the board’s resolution authorizing the annual borrowing of money from Wachovia Bank and Trust Company. It was used a lot. When Frank became board chair in 1959, he brought a determination to solve Summit’s perennial deficit and start the school on the road to financial stability. With his own gift and one from his mother, he established an endowment fund for the school at the Winston-Salem Foundation. He went to his Uncle Ralph and to Copey and Gordon for support and then personally solicited other friends and his parents’ friends to include Summit in their wills. Finally, he told the board what he had done. He was not one to lead noisily. (The school’s endowment now is valued at more than $17 million, thanks partly to bequests Frank secured, and provides 5% of annual operating costs). Next, he persuaded the board to start an annual solicitation of current parents for gifts separate from those for capital needs. In prior years, the two Hanes families and a handful of others had quietly covered operating deficits; the first several annual fund drives, from parents alone, happily raised more than 10% of the operating budget (Summit’s recent annual funds, from parents, grandparents, alumni and friends have contributed about 4% of the much larger current operating budget). continued on page 30

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Without Copey’s and Frank Borden’s continued faith in the school’s potential, their infectious enthusiasm for it and their timely persistence in realizing it, we would not be enjoying the buzzing, bright and innovative place it is today. The next year, Frank also led a private fund drive to build a headmaster’s house at the edge of the campus. He was on a roll. During his final year as board chair, he set in motion serious planning and major fund raising for the junior high building, theater and new gym, completed in 1962, on time and under budget. The new facilities transformed the school, allowing two sections of every grade from junior kindergarten through ninth and attracting many new families to the school’s expanded programs. In the late 1930s, Mary Reynolds Babcock’s early interest in Summit for her four children became pivotal in Summit’s postwar relocation to Reynolda on land she donated. Later, Mr. Babcock persuaded three Reynolds family foundations to underwrite half the cost of the 1962 buildings. The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation also funded the purchase of another six acres in 1966. Eventually, about 18 acres of Summit’s 28-acre present campus came from the Babcocks and their daughter, Katherine Mountcastle. This support was so quiet that today few people realize how Summit benefits from the interest and generosity of the Babcocks. None of what Frank Borden Hanes and Copey Hanes, and their friends accomplished could have happened without that early and continuing help. Both Copey and Frank would be quick to credit rightly many others beyond the Babcocks for the transformation of the school from a struggling enterprise in the early 50s to an exemplary operation a decade later, but without Copey’s and Frank Borden’s faith in the school’s potential, their infectious enthusiasm for it and their timely persistence in realizing it, we would not be enjoying the buzzing, bright and innovative place it is today.

Students Demonstrate Philanthropy – Grayson Snider ’19, Raike ’20 and Hines Batten ’22 Grayson Snider ’19 was first bitten by the acting bug when he played Spiffy the Elf as a Third Grader in Summit’s production of Happily Ever After. Snider, who will enter Fourth Grade this fall, said that he loves the social side of acting. “You can have a sad day and you get to act and it makes you happy,” he said. After his debut on Summit’s stage, Snider asked his parents, Terra and Terry Snider, to enroll him in acting classes with a local acting teacher and agent. Less than six months later, Snider was chosen from a pool of 500 applicants to be in a commercial for First Citizens Bank. He earned enough money in that role to open a Roth IRA — and to make a contribution to Summit’s Annual Fund. “I heard it costs a lot to go to Summit,” he said. “You can get a good education here, so I understand.” Snider’s mother is a financial adviser. Both she and her husband have encouraged Grayson and his sister, Ava ’22, to think of others. When the children receive money for birthdays and other occasions, they divide the money among saving, spending and charity. Grayson has also supported the local Humane Society because of his love of animals. Snider said that she has shared her story with her children. She was raised in humble circumstances in Charleston, West Virginia. She would not have been able to go to college without the help of Marjorie Johnson, a local philanthropist. Johnson paid all of Snider’s expenses through four years of college and took an interest in her. When she was older, Snider learned that she was one of about 40 local students that Johnson had sent to college.

Snider and her husband have created a trust that will allow children from hard-working families who would not normally have the means, to attend Summit. When Grayson received his first paycheck from acting, Snider discussed with him various places he might want to make a contribution.

“Think how lucky you are to go to a school like Summit where there’s a way to help children attend who normally couldn’t afford it,” she said. “That interested him. He’s there every day. Summit is such a part of his life—a part of all our lives.” Grayson said that shooting the commercial in Concord was a lot of fun. In the commercial, a young man who is about to propose to his girlfriend looks back on his childhood. Grayson plays the man as a child. To prepare for his close-up, the director told Grayson to think of the most amazing thing he could think of and to show it in his eyes. “I pictured a giant world of bacon,” Grayson said. “I love bacon.”

Their notes said: “Summit is awesome” and “I love my teachers!” With that, Hines and Raike became the youngest and second-youngest donors to Summit’s Annual Fund. Their parents, Curt and Caroline Batten, are hoping that the boys will make philanthropy a regular part of their lives as they grow older. “We always want them to know if you can help someone else, you should,” Caroline Batten said. Raike entered Summit and then moved to Triad Academy after his parents had him tested for dyslexia. His father, Curt Batten, who is dyslexic, knows the frustration that children with learning disabilities have in traditional schools, where their talents aren’t always appreciated. “Dyslexics learn through their failures,” he said. “Their strength comes from their ability to recover.” At Summit, Raike has discovered that he enjoys making pottery. He has readily embraced Summit’s hands-on approach. “In some schools you have to sit at a desk all day,” he said. “At Summit, you get to do stuff.” One of Raike’s favorite projects was preparing a report on local brick maker, George Black. He collected photos of buildings around town that had Black’s bricks in them, and he was able to visit Black’s former home on Dellabrook Road, and touch some of the bricks Black made. Such hands-on activities are important to children with dyslexia, Curt Batten said. Caroline said that she appreciates how Summit helps students find their strengths and uses creative ways to reach children with different learning styles. Hines can still recite portions of the speech he gave last year when he played Daniel Boone for Famous Americans Day. “They may be playing a game on the floor, but they’re doing math,” she said. The Battens said that both of their sons have piggy banks, where they store the money they receive for Christmas and birthdays. Twice a year they deposit money in their savings accounts. They’ve talked to the boys about the responsibilities that come with money.

Hines Batten ’22 and Raike Batten ’20 went to the bank and filled out withdrawal slips from their savings accounts for the first time. They scribbled notes and mailed the money to Summit.

“They’re lucky enough to go to Summit,” Caroline said. “If they can help someone else that needs to go, we try to teach them it’s important to help others.”

Patrons for Tomorrow

Supporting Summit School through planned gifts.

Summit appreciates the people – those named below, those who wish to remain anonymous and those who have not yet informed us of their generous intentions – who have included Summit in their estate plans. Their thoughtfulness will inspire learning at Summit for generations to come. Anonymous (10) Dr. Sandra P. Adams Mrs. Clara D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Baker, Jr. Mary Louise Eller Ball ’75 Ms. Kathryn Cater Bergquist ’79 Mr. Royall R., Jr. ’65 and Mrs. Henrietta D. Brown Ms. Angela Carr Ms. Ashley P. Christopher ’82 Mrs. Ellen Stockton Coble Mr. Robert F. Coleman III Mr. Fred Harwell, Jr. and Ms. Joslin Davis Mr. John W. Davis III Marian Millaway Douglas ’69

Mr. Frank E. Driscoll Mr. Garth K. Dunklin ’78 Mrs. Aurelia Gray Eller ’47 Dr. and Mrs. John C. Faris Mr. Paul Fulton, Jr. Mr. James A. Gallaher ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Gilmore Mr. E. Vernon Glenn ’64 Mr. William T. Graham Dr. Samuel B. Gray ’88 Mr. Thomas A. Gray ’63 Mr. F. Borden, Jr. ’60 and Mrs. Ann S. Hanes Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Haynie Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Henderson

Mrs. Loma C. Hopkins Mrs. Nancy H. Janeway Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Lewis Mr. Charles C. Lovett ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon Mrs. Katherine Memory Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodney Meyer Helen Lee Mittelstadt ’72 Dr. Carolyn Moyer and Mr. Charles Moyer Ms. Edie Murphy Mr. R. Frank II ’62 and Mrs. Mary Jo Murphy Mr. Christoph and Mrs. Drewry Hanes ’63 Nostitz

Mr. Clifford W. Perry III ’89 Betty Holmes Richardson ’71 Mr. Mark A. Robinson ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Terry B. Snider Ms. Louisa J. Sohmer ’74 Mrs. John J. Sutton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Sykes Lisa A. Taylor ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Turner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Turner Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner Mr. John C., Jr. ’52 and Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker Mr. A. Tab Williams, Jr. Mrs. Allan Hollan Womble Mr. Ralph H. Womble ’69

Have You Included Summit in Your Estate Plans? The Patrons for Tomorrow club was established to recognize those friends who have made provisions for a planned gift to Summit. Planned gifts through a bequest or other ways of giving can help you realize important tax benefits while making a significant contribution to the school. HERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT SUMMIT AND BECOME A MEMBER OF THE PATRONS FOR TOMORROW CLUB • A bequest through your will for a fixed amount (cash, stock, real estate) or a percentage of your estate. • A gift naming Summit as beneficiary and/or owner of a new or existing life insurance policy. • A trust or other deferred gift arrangement that can benefit both Summit and your family. With careful planning, your charitable gift may provide steady income for you or a family member, provide income tax deductions, allow you to avoid capital gains taxes on highly appreciated property, and help you reduce estate and gift taxes. To find out more about estate gift opportunities and charitable trusts, please contact Jeanne Sayers, Director of Development at 336-724-5811.

Capital & Endowment Gifts Gifts to support capital projects and the endowment, including the generous commitments made by new families to the New Parents’ Capital Campaign, totaled $527,932 in 2013-2014. These funds provide unrestricted income for campus priorities as well as designated resources for specific purposes including financial assistance, curriculum development, and faculty and student enrichment.

Bold indicates donor to the New Parents’ Capital Campaign.

NEW PARENTS’ CAPITAL CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS 2013-2014 Chairs: Sara and Drew Cannon ’91 Caren and Mike Grice Ann and Adam Hawkins Marti and Kip Larson

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Adams Cal and Mary Craven Adams Carr and Betsy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Royall R. Brown, Jr. Mary Louise and John Burress Drew and Sara Cannon Richard and Cynthia Carlton Thomas and Elizabeth Cassidy Dr. Tuncer Cebeci Elizabeth Chew and Comer Gaither Matthew and Melissa Chin Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Elizabeth and Tom Davis Dicky and Amanda Deal Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Drzewiecki Barrett and Jeannie Evans Sidney and Dan Falken The Grice Family Estate of Helen (Copey) Hanes HANESbrands Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Gigi Perkinson Hershey Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Soren and Nell Johnson Christine and Will Joyner Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly Barbara and Brent Kirby

Kip and Margaret Larson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloy, Jr. Angela and John Manning John and Amy Morrow Michael and Martha Nichols Katheryn and Otis Northington Orfalea Family Foundation Will and Emily Parsley Chip and Tucker Pollard Petree Thomas and Ashley Petronzio Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Pfefferkorn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Pfefferkorn Susan Pfefferkorn Shannon Pylant Michael and Jill Rogers Bill and Vera Satterfield Jeff and Robin Smith Summit School Parents’ Association Mark and Wesley Suttle Lisa Taylor Chad and Marybeth Terry Lisa and Jeff Turner Robert and Kelly Turner Rob and Elizabeth Welch Mike and Heather Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson

Christine and Will Joyner ’85

CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION

In 2013, Summit’s commitment to the professional development of educators received a significant boost with the establishment of an endowment to fund the Center for Excellence and Innovation (CEI). An investment of $250,000 is the first gift toward a $1 million endowment goal, which will allow Summit to realize immediate and long-term goals of the CEI. Under the leadership of Dr. Kristin Bennett, the CEI directs internal and external professional learning opportunities for our teachers, as well as outreach to educators in independent, private, and public schools throughout our expanding community. Generations of teachers will benefit directly from this visionary gift. To learn more about the CEI, visit summitschool.com > About > Center for Excellence and Innovation, or contact Dr. Bennett at kbennett@summitmail.org.

Named Endowment Funds Summit School Endowment Fund - 1959

Established at the WinstonSalem Foundation with a gift from Frank B. Hanes, Sr. to support Summit.

Lewis Fund For Faculty Excellence – 1990

Joe Parrish Jr. Sports Fund – 1985

Clara Allen Scholarship Fund - 1990

Louise Futrell Fund - 1990

Established by the Summit Board of Trustees in memory of Joe Parrish, Jr., parent and Board member. The fund celebrates Joe’s joyful spirit, energy and enthusiasm in his love of sports, and provides support of the physical education and sports programs.

Established to honor Clara Allen, Summit teacher for 34 years, and provide financial aid for students.

Established with a bequest from Miss Futrell, Summit’s Founder, to continue her work with children with specific learning differences.

Lula Ditmore Sandlin Fund for Teaching Enrichment - 1990

Aurelia Plumly Spaugh Fund - 1992

Wilson Family Enrichment Fund - 1993

Established with a bequest from Aurelia Spaugh, one of Summit’s first teachers, to provide a four to six week mini-sabbatical for a teacher to travel, do research, study at other schools, etc.

Established with a bequest by Diana Dyer Wilson and added to during the Great Expectations campaign by her family to support programs, events, curriculum, and other resources that promote innovations in learning Alumni Scholarship and teaching. Fund – 1997

Established to honor former Headmaster Doug Lewis and long-time teacher Bingle Lewis and to provide professional development opportunities for Summit faculty.

Established in loving memory of Mrs. Sandlin to honor her 40 years of teaching and provide support for Summit faculty.

Jessica Marsha Wolfman ’94 Exchange Fund – 1994

Kate Sandridge Sink ’53 Fund – 1995

Established in loving memory of Jessi to help students experience the wonders of travel through Jessica Marsha Wolfman 1994 Summit’s exchange Exchange Fund – 1994 program and other school sponsored Establishedtrips. in loving memory of Jessi to help students experience the wonders of travel through Summit’s exchange program and other school sponsored trips.

Established by bequest from Kate S. Sink, Summit alumna and parent, for general support of Kate Sandridge Sink 1953 Summit’s programs. Fund – 1995 Established by bequest from Kate S. Sink, Summit alumna and parent, for general support of Summit’s programs.

Albert L. Butler, Jr. and Elizabeth Bahnson Butler Endowment of the Lewis Fund for Faculty Excellence – 1997 Established by Betty and Albert L. Butler, Jr. Albert Butler, Summit and Elizabeth Bahnson parents, trustees and Butler Endowment of the grandparents, to honor Lewis Fund for Faculty Doug and Bingle Lewis Excellence – 1997 on the occasion of their retirement to continue Establishedand by Betty and the Lewis’ commitment Albert Butler, Summit to supporting quality parents, trustees and teaching at Summit. grandparents, to honor Doug and Bingle Lewis on the occasion of their retirement and to continue the Lewis’ commitment to supporting quality teaching at Summit.

Established in response to the Lovett Challenge during the Great Expectations, Building Alumni Scholarship the Future Campaign to Fund – 1997 provide financial assistance to deservinginstudents Established responsewho might not otherwise be to the Lovett Challenge able to attend Summit. during the Great Expectations, Building the Future Campaign to provide financial assistance to deserving students who might not otherwise be able to attend Summit.

Year indicates date established. Head’s Discretionary Fund – 1997 Begun by Summit faculty and staff in 1991 and endowed by an anonymous donor during the Great Expectations Campaign to enable the head of school to address non-tuition related school expenses for deserving students with demonstrated financial need. The Perkinson Family Travel Fund - 2000

Anne Hanes Willis ’36 Endowment of the Lewis Fund for Faculty Excellence – 1997 Established by bequest from Anne Willis, Summit alumna, parent and grandparent, to honor Doug and Bingle Lewis and support quality teaching at Summit.

Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 Award for Faculty Excellence – 2001

Elizabeth Fuller and Henry Lewis Valk Fund for Faculty Excellence – 1999 Established by Summit parents, Bungy and Henry Valk, in honor of the teachers who influenced their children, and to promote quality teaching for future generations of students.

Sara Courtney Bradshaw ’05 Fund – 2001

Established in memory of Carl J. Perkinson by Mrs. Carl J. Perkinson, Mrs. Gladys Perkinson Hershey ’79, Mr. John Perkinson ’74 and Ms. Elizabeth Graves Perkinson ’71 to help students with demonstrated financial need enrich their educational experiences by participating in schoolendorsed trips.

Established by family and friends to honor Mrs. Douglas for her love of and dedication to Summit, and to recognize her parents who made a Summit education a priority for their daughter. This fund will reward teachers whose excellence and enthusiasm spark the flame of learning in students.

Donna Shores Diversity Fund – 2002

Summit School Opportunity Fund - 2006

Thomas A. Gray ’63 Endowment – 2008

Established at the Winston-Salem Foundation by the Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust to honor Dr. Ramon Velez for his service on their Poor and Needy Division Advisory board. This fund will be used to provide financial aid to children of needy families in Forsyth County.

Established by Mr. Gray, this fund’s income will be used at the discretion of the Head of School.

Established in loving memory of Donna by her colleagues at Summit, with additional funding from the Summit School Parents’ Association and other friends. In recognition of Donna’s 29 years of master teaching at Summit, this fund will support diversity through financial aid.

Established in loving memory of Sara by her family, classmates and friends in celebration of the joy of friendship, caring and kindness Sara and her classmates shared and to provide financial aid for deserving students.

Marian G. DeBell Fund – 2000 Established in loving memory of Mrs. DeBell by her family to provide financial aid to deserving students who otherwise would be unable to attend Summit.

Mary Lee Nelson LaFar Moore Endowment for Faculty Support – 2001 Established by bequest from Mary Lee Moore, parent of Thomas O. Moore III ’74, Robertson L. Moore ’76, Mary Lee H. Moore ’81, and grandparent of Thomas O. Moore IV ’06, George B. Moore ’08, David R. L. Moore ’10 and Elizabeth A. Moore ’14 to enhance teaching excellence at Summit.

The Triad Academy Financial Aid Endowment - 2012 Established upon the merger of Triad Academy and Summit School to provide financial assistance for deserving students who would be otherwise unable to afford the specialized instruction the Triad Academy division provides for bright students diagnosed with dyslexia and related reading-based academic difficulties.

Katherine V. Rachel Moyer ’00 Endowment Fund – 2013

Endowment for the Center for Excellence and Innovation – 2014

Established by Charles E. and Carolyn F. Moyer to honor their daughter, Katherine. This fund will provide need based financial aid for students whose families might not otherwise be able to afford a Summit education.

Established to support professional development and learning opportunities for educators at Summit and throughout the wider community.

Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56 Memorial Fund - 2014 Established by Dr. Tuncer Cebeci in honor of his late wife, Sylvia. This fund will provide need-based tuition assistance for deserving students.

Tributes Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2018 Sandra P. Adams Matthew Arcuri ’14 Ellen Bonnette Mr. and Mrs. Richard Budd John Burress Pat Capps Capers Carlton Chris ’82 and Kathy Culp Sarah Dalrymple Marian Millaway Douglas ’69

Gifts were made in honor of the following. Aurelia Gray Eller ’47 Christine Gagnon Camille and Jimbo ’80 Galloway Carrie and Jay ’90 Galloway Stephen Hendrix ’17 Allie Hiersteiner ’17 Mary Alice Hirst ’18 Charlie Hirst ’21 Loma Hopkins Greg Hunter ’17 Thomas Hunter ’19 Bobby Hunter ’21 Mary Johnson

Anne Coggan Johnston Barbara Kirby Alden Knight ’11 Amy Lawrence Bingle and Doug Lewis Carrie Malloy John Morrow III ’17 Mary Nan and Ken Moser Frances Sunny Newton Peggy Pruett Cristina Rodriguez ’08 Caleb Rollins ’17 Burke Rollins ’19

Jan Shepherd Sam Stopyra ’14 Jack Tally Camille Townsend Diamond Tulloch Dow Vest ’17 Caroline Welch ’14 Edwin Welch ’17 Henry Welch ’19 Dorothy Douglas Westmoreland ’68 Douglas Wiggins ’05 Lucy Willingham Bessie Rose Woltz ’10

New Endowment Established in Honor of Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56 Dr. Tuncer Cebeci has made a gift of $25,000 to Summit School to establish an endowment fund in memory of his late wife, Sylvia Holt Cebeci, a Summit School alumna from the class of 1956. Dr. Cebeci, a resident of Long Beach, CA, has designated that this endowment provide financial aid to a Summit student whose family may not otherwise be able to afford a Summit education. “My wife was grateful to Summit for giving her the academic foundation to qualify for a merit scholarship to Duke University,” Dr. Cebeci said. “I met Sylvia when we were both students at Duke, and I feel like I owe our 49-year marriage to Summit.” “I have been successful in my career; it is now my pleasure to give back and provide a student with a strong educational start,” Dr. Cebeci added. Born and raised in Turkey, Tuncer Cebeci graduated from Robert College in Turkey with B.S. degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering. He came to North Carolina to receive his M.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Duke University. In 1961, he also found himself in love with an undergraduate student from Winston-Salem named Sylvia Holt. Cebeci and Holt were married in 1963 at New Hope Methodist Church in WinstonSalem. He received his doctorate in mechanical engineering from North Carolina State University (NCSU) in 1964 and joined Douglas Aircraft Company, in Long Beach, in 1965, as a research scientist. He was promoted to become the head of the aerodynamics research department in 1974 and became the first senior fellow in the company in 1982. He received the prestigious Fluid and Plasma Dynamics Award from the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) in 1984. Under a dual appointment, he became the first distinguished professor in the mechanical engineering department of California State University in Long Beach in 1977, in 1987 he received the distinguished alumni award from the NCSU and in 1988 the Presidential Science Award from the president of Turkey. In 1993, he received the Aerodynamics Award from AIAA and the Distinguished Fellow Award from his company. The latter was the highest technical award in the company.

...it is now my pleasure to give back and provide a student with a strong educational start.

In 1998, he founded the aerospace engineering department at California State University in Long Beach and became chairman of the department. He is an author of 20 books and more than 300 published technical journal articles. He retired from California State University in Long Beach in 2000 and from Boeing in 2004, at which time he was the highest ranking engineer in a company of more than 200,000. Dr. and Mrs. Cebeci traveled the world and raised two daughters and one son. When Sylvia passed away in May 2012, Dr. Cebeci wanted to remember her in a lasting and meaningful way. This scholarship in her name will be funded from the interest generated from the initial gift. It is Dr. Cebeci’s hope that he and others will add to this fund, enabling the annual scholarship amount to increase over time and help many students.

Memorials Eric Amen Brother of duWayne Amen, Director of Facilities

Jerry Johnson Junior High Teacher 1958-1976

Ralph Amen Parent of duWayne Amen, Director of Facilities

T. R. Keith ’91 Brother of Melissa K. Lewis ’89

Jason Bostic ’80 Brother of Elizabeth ’74, Brooke ’76, Graham ’78 and Stacia ’81 Bostic

Betty May Parent of Robert ’68, John ’70 and Jim ’72 May Grandparent of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and William ’05 May

Jenny Kimbrell Bunn Board of Trustees 1983-89 Parent of Kimbrel B. Morris ’86 and Jane B. Saunders ’91 William H. Carr Junior High Teacher 1961-97 Head of Junior High 1966-97 Parent of Andrew ’80 and Stephen ’83 Carr Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56 Patricia Chatham Parent of Wood Chatham ’92 Helen Hall Clinard Parent of Julia C. Townsend ’73, William Clinard ’74 and Perry C. May ’76 Grandparent of Thatcher Townsend IV ’15 Leroy Council Custodian 1946-80 R. Baker Crawford III ’87 Brother of Edward Crawford ’90 Kristen A. Duren ’84 Mary S. Glenn Parent of John Glenn ’68 and Kathryn G. Allred ’69 Grandparent of Dax ’94, William ’98 and Bailey ’01 Allred Nawal Giscard D’Estaing ’75 Sister of Alexander Ebeid ’76 Helen Copenhaver Hanes Parent of Jim ’58 and Redge ’60 Hanes and Drewry H. Nostitz ’63 Grandparent of Dana ’96, Philip ’97 and Marcus ’98 Hanes; Emmie ’98 and Christina ’00 Nostitz; Lara H. Pierce ’93

Janice May ’71 Spouse of Jim May ’72 Aunt of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and William ’05 May William Joseph May Parent of Robert ’68, John ’70 and James ’72 May Grandparent of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and William ’05 May Mary Anne Maynard Parent of Doug ’78, Deanne ’80, and David ’82 Maynard Grandparent of Brooke ’16 and Matthew ’19 Maynard Ruth Mayronne Parent of Mary Martha Douglas, Main Office Greeter Mother-in-law of Walker Douglas ’78 Grandparent of Walker ’04, Mary Grace ’05, Catherine ’08 and Hill ’15 Douglas John McDevitt Parent of Alice Cleland, Junior High Social Studies Teacher 1971-2005 Grandparent of George ’79 and John ’83 Cleland; Jennifer C. Green ’81; Davis Mallard ’92 and Juliana C. Richards ’85 Grandparent-in-law of Melissa Cleland, 6th Grade Math Teacher Great Grandparent of George ’08, Christopher ’10 and Jane ’13 Cleland; Stan ’10, Jack ’13, David ’15 and Alex ’18 Green; Charles ’20 and Elizabeth ’21 Richards Louis Meacham Grandparent of Gordon Spaugh ’89 and Susan S. Alexander ’92 Peggy Moser Grandparent of Carver ’15, Merrick ’17 and Mac ’22 Semans

Gifts were made in memory of the following.

Geoff Penney Diana Phillips ’73 Sister of Michael Phillips ’75 and Carolyn P. Breese ’81 Aunt of Megan ’07 and Matthew ’10 Breese; Mary ’09 and Anna ’12 Phillips Edna Robertson Library Assistant 1982-97 Parent of Malcolm Robertson III ’81 M. Stewart Robertson, Jr. Parent of Malcolm Robertson III ’81 Claude Sidden Great Grandparent of Luke ’21 and Wyatt ’24 Sidden

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Richard Simpson Parent of Susan S. Liipfert ’64 and Richard Simpson ’07 Grandparent of Cawood ’07 and Walter ’11 Simpson Betty Smith Parent of Theresa Smith ’74 Aunt of Vaughn ’73 and Edgar ’77 McCall Great Aunt of William ’04, James ’07 and John ’09 McCall Theresa Smith ’74 Jack Tally Superintendent of Maintenance 1966-2000 Emma Thomas Sister of Bibi ’17, Annie ’19 and Jack ’19 Thomas Stuart Thomas Parent of Bibi ’17, Annie ’19 and Jack ’19 Thomas

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