The O'Neal Magazine 2020 & Annual Report 2019-2020

O’NEAL THE MAGAZINE OF THE O’NEAL SCHOOL 2020 • 2019-2020 Annual Report

Ren Callahan, Physics Teacher Renee Ferrerio, College Counselor James Franklin, Director of Athletics and Transportation Blanche Hancock, Director of Alumni Relations Kathy Taylor, Director of Communications

ANNUAL REPORT • GIVING Laura Wrightson, Advancement Systems Manager CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS O'Neal Faculty, Staff, and Families Tom Reedy, Photographer The O'Neal School Archives This magazine is a product of the Communications Office.

Contact Director of Communications Kathy Taylor ktaylor@onealschool.org

The O’Neal School 3300 Airport Road Southern Pines, NC 28387 Telephone: (910) 692-6920 Fax: (910) 692-6930 Website: ONealSchool.org Facebook.com/onealschool Twitter: @TheONealSchool

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Making Lemonade

Effective Programming Amidst a Pandemic

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THE MAGAZINE OF THE O’NEAL SCHOOL 2020 • 2019-2020 Annual Report

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From the Head of School Flight to 50 Honoring Bob Haarlow Marriages and Births Remembering Lloyd Cutler Remembering Jim Miles Remembering Michael Norman Traditions Golf Academy Making Lemonade Class of 2020 Achievement 2019/2020 Annual Report & Giving

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Dear O’Neal Community, The O’Neal School has grown and flourished beyond expectations in recent years. Alhough it is hard to remember all that was achieved before the pandemic, the recent changes in enrollment, faculty strength and programs are simply a continuation of the steady momentum O’Neal has had since the Landmark Society forever changed the trajectory of the School in 2014.

Today, O’Neal has a record enrollment of 479 students; more importantly, across campus there is a tone of gratefulness and pride to be a Falcon.

Our teachers, coaches and students have not only adapted, they have thrived. O’Neal is providing the normalcy and engagement that all students need while maintaining practices to keep our community safe.

O’Neal has continued to move forward in several areas despite the uncertainties of the times. Our leadership programs have been expanded to all three divisions with the Culture Council, Courage League, and Leadership Academy. Traditions Golf Academy has launched with Nick Bradley as the director, O’Neal’s girls golf team finished second in the state, and athletic teams are now in their winter seasons. In the arts, performances are recorded on a new, professional camera and rehearsals have begun for the musical “Schoolhouse Rock”. The campus is being enhanced by the addition of an outdoor classroom at the Lower School called Lambie’s Meadow, honoring Lloyd Cutler, and a formal garden space at Taws Hall in honor of campus land donor Mary Elaine O’Neal. We are thankful for the support of so many in our community who have helped O’Neal grow and prosper as we serve the children and families of the Sandhills.

In September, O’Neal marks its first 50 years; we are grateful to those like Bob Haarlow, Ted Taws and the many others who played a role in founding and building the school we cherish. We will not only celebrate this milestone on Founder’s Day, but we will look forward to building on our successes and growing even stronger.

To commemorate O’Neal’s first half century, a central campus will be built between the Hannah Center and Bradshaw Hall. This area will include spaces for teachers and students to collaborate, fields for play and a structure for gatherings and events. It will be a centerpiece on our beautiful, complete campus and forever pay tribute to O’Neal’s first 50 years and those who sustained the vision of the School’s founders.

One person has worked tirelessly for O’Neal for the past two decades as an advocate, cheerleader and friend of the School; we are delighted to name O’Neal’s central campus in honor of Konni McMurray for all that she has done for our school. Her caring enthusiasm, volunteerism and service have benefitted not only The O’Neal School, but also the lives of so many students and families.

O’Neal is the educational leader in the region providing an exceptional community and educational experiences that change the lives of children and young adults.

We are thankful for all that our teachers have done for their students during these difficult months, and we are grateful for the trust our families have placed in O’Neal.

Hannah Marie Bradshaw Activities Center

All the best,

John C. Elmore Head of School Bradshaw Hall

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ifty years ago, the Sandhills region of Moore County was growing, and the residents were enjoying the arrival of new businesses and families to the area. It was at this time, in the fall of 1971, that a group of families started a new school. The Wallace O’Neal Day School opened with 35 students in three grades, but quickly grew to 12 grades, and graduated its first class in 1977.

As we look enthusiastically toward our 50th year of educating students, the O’Neal community looks back. We look back to reflect on what it took to get where we are today. In considering the history of the School, especially the very early years that presented so many challenges, it is imperative to recognize the importance of great leadership.

Honoring the First Headmaster Bob Haarlow

That leadership came in the form of Bob Haarlow, the first headmaster of the Wallace O’Neal Day School. A graduate of Princeton University, where he played basketball in the 1965 NCAA Final Four, Bob was a young teacher, husband, and father. He plunged into his role at O’Neal, and as a result of his influence, the School rapidly earned respect in the community as a college preparatory institution where the students felt like part of a big family. It was Bob Haarlow, through his daily and tireless efforts, that truly built O'Neal - a school where the values of excellence, pride, character, and community were at the core. Every effort was made to instill into each O’Neal student those values, and that is still the case today.

In terms of his legacy at The O’Neal School of today, Mr. Haarlow is a pioneer. It was Bob Haarlow’s dedication to the School, its teachers, and most importantly to its students that shaped what O’Neal has become. In the 1970’s and 1980’s, students were being taught academically, and they were being taught to value and respect their school, its people, and the relationships formed therein. It is a special place now due in great part to the efforts and commitment of an extraordinary leader.

As we look toward the 50th anniversary of The O’Neal School, it is fitting to honor Bob Haarlow and thank him for his commitment to forming the foundation on which our successful school now prospers. As such, we look forward to the unveiling of a bronze bench and sculpture in Bob’s image on Founder’s Day 2021.

In his 14 years as the headmaster of O’Neal, Mr. Haarlow was a teacher, coach, counselor, father figure, you name it. Even after all of these years, it is not hard to get alumni talking about what he meant to them. He was a mentor, one who pushed students to go beyond what they knew, beyond their comfort zones.

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Marriages

Josh Wrightson '11 to Ashton Merritt May 1, 2020

Joseph Taylor '14 to Shelby Barnhill June 14, 2020

Kevin Duffy '13 to Chloe Watson July 5, 2020

Births

Melody Miller McClelland '07 and husband Jack Alfie Warren December 9, 2019

Leah Kelly Grose '07 and husband Michael Julia Wells December 9, 2019

Kristin Crenshaw Harding '04 and husband Ben Emma Lucia Eve February 3, 2020

Allie Weis '05 and husband Sean Murphy Connor Wilson July 22, 2020

O'Neal Alumni are encouraged to share your news of marriages, births and other life changing events with Director of Alumni Relations Blanche Slade Hancock '88. alumni@onealschool.org Your O'Neal Family wants to know!

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"If you can make a difference in the life of one child, it is all worth it." -Ron Grinker Lloyd Ilsley Cutler

October 29, 1927 - October 28, 2019 O’Neal gives its sincere appreciation to the family of Lloyd Cutler, whose estate has gifted the School with the funding for Lambie's Meadow. Mrs. Cutler was an O’Neal grandmother and past member of the School’s Board of Trustees. Her generosity for the School extends many years of support by way of gifts and educational programs.

Lambie's Meadow

In collaboration with Master Gardener and Trustee Dr. Lynda Acker, an outdoor learning area has been designed to benefit O'Neal's students. This project captures the spirit of Mrs. Cutler’s legacy and commemorates her many contributions to O’Neal. Lambie’s Meadow will bring pride to the O’Neal community as a whole and stand as an interactive dedication to the memory of Mrs. Lloyd Cutler.

In the space students will find a meandering stream for water play and exploration, mud kitchens, and a forest area for fort building, climbing and imaginative play. Open-air cabins and nature-based areas for centers and hands-on outdoor learning will be created to foster discoveries that integrate with science, math, literacy and the arts.

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"To teach is to touch a life forever."

James Robert Miles

August 27, 1949 - May 10, 2020 Jim Miles moved from Ypsilanti, Michigan to start teaching at O'Neal in 1972 - the second year of the School's opening. He served many roles for the 38 years he worked at the School. “He wore so many hats, but first and foremost Jimbo was a teacher in the broadest sense," says O'Neal's first headmaster Bob Haarlow. "Teaching is where Jim demonstrated his love for children. He was unmatched, just a natural at his craft.”

In celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday, Mr. Miles always dressed the part.

A good portion of his time at O’Neal was served as Lower School director, and Jim Miles saw the first building as well as its replacement constructed to house lower school students.

After the construction of McMurray Hall Lower School in 2008, its atrium was dedicated to Jim in honor of his dedicated service to the School.

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"The influence of a good teacher can never be erased."

Michael Joseph Norman

October 11, 1980 - August 18, 2020 Michael Norman served as O’Neal’s Upper School Spanish and drama teacher for nearly 20 years. He had a gift of relating to students, and often served as their mentor. He carried sincere concern for students’ well-being and was always available to lend an ear and a voice of sound guidance. The students had the utmost respect for him, and they enjoyed his company. After his cancer diagnosis, he chaired the Moore County Relay for Life. Under his leadership, O’Neal students supported his efforts. They would cut one’s own beloved hair or kiss a pig for pledges. For many years, Michael led the Upper School Honor Council, and in later years, he also served as Dean of Students.

His last directed play was Terrence McNally's "It's Only a Play" in the spring of 2019. It was preceded by ten other outstanding drama performances by The O'Neal Players under his direction.

Michael also coached students for the English Speaking Union's Shakespeare competition, seeing some rise to the national level.

Given all his strengths, his love was the theater. In Michael's presence, along with family and colleagues, O'Neal honored him by dedicating a plaque in the theater.

Michael poses with the cast and crew of "Harvey" by Mary Chase in 2016.

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he onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the world to function differently. Amidst the upheaval of a well-grounded education process, many positives have surfaced. O'Neal is fortunate to offer on-campus learning. In response to mitigating the COVID threat, creative minds in education rise to the challenge to introduce new processes, programs and activities. Some of these initiatives are not only meeting the immediate needs for learning, but they are integrating processes and pedagogy for a seamless transfer to virtual learning if forced off-campus. Even more so, many of these ideas will likely remain part of the mainstream in cultivating the whole child far beyond the end point of this crisis. Enjoy reading some of the ways O’Neal has made lemonade from these lemons.

When Life Hands You

LEMONS Make

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The Flipped Classroom- by Ren Callahan

Last spring, when the Coronavirus required teachers to provide remote instruction, physics teacher Ren Callahan began recording video lessons for her classes with an attached worksheet or set of problems from the book. She received a lot of positive feedback from students, who said that they liked being able to watch the videos at their own pace, pausing the video as needed to complete their notes. This led her to seriously reconsider employing a pedagogy that she first heard about while she was a TA in graduate school: flipped learning.

The Classroom

Flipped learning, or a flipped classroom, is an approach to teaching where direct instruction (i.e. lecture) is done at home and practice work (e.g. a problem set) is done in the classroom. This is where the term “flipped” comes from, as it inverts the traditional roles of “schoolwork” and “homework.” By moving direct instruction out of the classroom, classes can become less teacher-focused and more student-focused.

Rethinking the Space

It was only a short time ago that lower school classrooms were encouraged to have couches and comfy chairs to initiate flexible seating, in addition to furniture that promoted movement. This allows for students to relax, feel comfortable and facilitate their ability to focus on learning. As COVID protocols came into play, almost anything considered plush had to go, even furry classroom pets. Larger structures such as bookshelves were removed to allow more space for physical distancing. And yet flexible seating is still alive and well. The younger students use floor towels and floor desks while the whole Lower School has access to wobble rockers so that youngsters can move around during the day promoting physical health as well as physical distancing. The smooth plastic surfaces make it easy for routine disinfectant wipe downs and towels are taken home to be washed.

For Ren's classes that are flipped, she records short (less than 15 minute) videos where she narrates notes on a specific subject. She provides a note outline for her non-AP classes, which students fill out as they watch the video lesson. Students then take a picture of their notes and upload it to the assignment so that she can confirm they watched the video.

Meanwhile, her class time is focused on discussing the conceptual points covered in the notes, often accompanied by a demonstration, and practicing problem solving. As the students work through the assigned problems she walks around the room and provides them with individual feedback in real-time. "This is preferable to

This is preferable to assigning problem sets for homework because, when a student is struggling, I am there to guide and help them toward the proper path. assigning problem sets for homework because, when a student is struggling, I am there to guide and help them toward the proper path," says Ren. "I can also correct any misconceptions they may have before they become ingrained through repetition."

Additionally, she can gather data on what students are still struggling with, which helps her plan future lessons.

Kindergarten students use towels and floor desks in the classroom.

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In the flipped classroom, physics students watch a video and take notes outside of class.

Preparing the note outlines, then recording, and then editing the videos is not a short process, but it is a good investment in her, and her students', future. After this year, she will have a library of video lessons, with accompanying note outlines, which she will be able to use for years to come. This will also give her more time in the future to improve the in-class activities and demonstrations that partner with the video lessons.

She has received positive feedback from her students about the flipped learning approach. Ren states, "I am confident that my students are developing strong self-directed learning and problemsolving skills that will stick with them for years to come."

Fifth grade takes a walk with portable devices for the Walking Classroom.

PreK Physical Education

Just this year, the PreK classes have begun to have physical education in a structured class. Pre-kindergarten students are very energetic and they get a tremendous amount of physical activity through play. However, motor skill development cannot be taught early enough and Assistant Director of Athletics Kelley Adams has taken on the challenge. Originally a way to give our PreK teachers a break from their newly structured "COVID bubbles", O'Neal's youngest students are thoroughly enjoying it. PreK PE may be here to stay.

The Walking Classroom

A national award-winning program, The Walking Classroom provides audio players for each student which are preloaded with custom-written, kid-friendly podcasts. As students take a brisk 20-minute walk, they listen to the podcast and later return to the classroom for discussion. The podcast topics include English language arts, social studies, science and more.

Conducted by a team of researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill, research confirms that there is a link between exercise and cognitive function. Students are in better moods. They are more focused and are more likely to participate in discussions.

Whether it be on topic or off, for her fifth and sixth grade science classes, Jenell Copeland uses The Walking Classroom if just to give a twist to the normal classroom instruction.

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The Outdoor Classroom

O’Neal is not a stranger to teaching outdoors. On a pretty day, one has always been able to see a history class under the pines or independent reading on the middle school playground. Today, as an effort to mitigate the COVID virus, classes and lunches are happening outside ALL THE TIME. With social distancing, the outside allows for a mask break and a feeling of some return to normalcy.

Will the outdoor classroom stop when the cold weather comes? NO! The old myth that cold weather causes sickness has been thrown out the window and is replaced with the encouragement of wearing the appropriate winter attire. Studies show that being outside in the cold can strengthen the immune system as well as burn pent up energy. Working and playing in different conditions can promote cognitive thinking and problem solving as well as boost vitamin D levels.

AP environmental science students identify invasive species at the pond.

Sixth grade art class outside.

Ms. Agazzi has music class outside every day. When it's pouring rain, she is under the lower school entrance way.

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“Maintaining Your Momentum”. The Falcon coaches immediately began virtual workouts with their student-athletes and preparing them for athletic training sessions during the pandemic.

Once a week, department meetings and subcommittee groups of coaches continued to refine ideas and visions and The O’Neal School’s “Falcon Academy” was formed. The Falcon Academy started on June 15, with teams and student-athletes being broken into groups of 8 in a strength and conditioning setting. Trainings were led by expert coaches from Sandhills Sports Performance.

The Falcon Academy continued in the small group workout format until the end of July. "At the forefront of our coaches' minds was how to safely provide work-out opportunities to our student-athletes during the pandemic while empowering our student-athletes to control what they can control – their effort," says Athletic Director James Franklin. As pandemic restrictions began to lift, the Falcon Academy transitioned from two days a week sports performance only trainings, to three days a week in slightly larger groups. The training sessions continued and slowly skill sessions were added in for volleyball, soccer, tennis and cross country teams. Not knowing if there would be a fall sports season, one day each of winter and spring sports training was also incorporated.

The Falcon Academy

by James Franklin, Director of Athletics and Transportation

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he life skill of exercise is learned as a result of placing an importance on physical well-being. In turn, O'Neal's coaches have created a culture of excellence and accountability. Close to ninety percent of the student body in the Middle School and Upper School participate in athletics and benefit from their coaches' purposeful approach.

The Falcon Academy was in operation until the middle of September. At that time, the North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association (NCISAA) announced that schools/teams could participate in fall sports seasons. However, from June until the transition to the more traditional type of fall season, the Falcon Academy helped students learn their sports disciplines despite the restrictions of the pandemic. The Falcon Academy also guided student-athletes to learn more about incorporating exercise routines into their lives, with a focus on self-care. Coaches helped students set targets for themselves, concentrating on areas to improve upon in order to garner success. Coaches also created internal competitions once or twice a week, so the student-athletes were able to remember what it takes to be a top athletic program in the state of North Carolina and the Wells Fargo Cup recipient.

During the early days of North Carolina’s “stay at home” and “safer at home" orders, O'Neal's ability to offer athletics was postponed and later cancelled, and group workouts were prohibited. However, rather than completely pause or stop athletics, the coaches looked for ways to help student-athletes continue to train. After an athletic department meeting with Duke University’s Head of Olympic Sports Performance (and O’Neal Athletic Department advisor) Dan Perlmutter in early April, the coaches unanimously agreed to keep preparing and training for future athletics, not knowing when there would be a return to normal training or competition.

The meeting was a call to action from Perlmutter and he deemed it,

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able to take two or three exams prior to submitting applications.

However, they are now able to decide for each college application if they want to send their scores or not. This option puts students in the driver’s seat.

All programing normally done face to face has been converted to virtual/hybrid. Parent meetings normally held in the evenings have been transformed to webinars. College conferences for O’Neal juniors have been adapted to socially distant student/counselor meetings with parents being present via Zoom. Parents no longer need to leave their homes when they can pop in virtually and see and hear the same information. Everything has changed, and some of these changes have proven to be more efficient and may be around to stay.

College Counseling

by Renee Ferrerio, Director of College Counseling

Another change to the program are visits to campus by college representatives. Over the past four years, O’Neal has had between 40-50 college representatives visit the campus to meet with students, inform them about their institution and their specific admissions process. This year, due to COVID-19, all rep visits have gone virtual. As a result, college rep visits have doubled and opened the world to our students. So far this year, 101 institutions of higher learning have visited O’Neal. Not only has this helped students to explore colleges all over the country and internationally, but also an unintended benefit is that many more colleges in the US have now learned about O’Neal and the high caliber students we nurture. In addition, new relationships have been formed between College Counselor Renee Ferrerio and college representatives across the US enabling her to recommend more schools to students during the process. All of this bodes well for O’Neal students as they embark on their exploration of good fit institutions. “I really appreciated the virtual visits," says Emma Sager. "As a sophomore starting my college search, I enjoyed being able to hear about so many different schools even with COVID. The online visits allowed me to start seeing what I want in a college, and I think that will be very helpful as I continue my college search process.”

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hen the pandemic hit in March of 2020, things drastically changed in the world of college counseling. For the remainder of the 19/20 school year, all college counseling took place via Zoom. All student spring visits to a college campus were cancelled and all representatives who normally visit high school campuses were in limbo. Normal planning for the upcoming new school year was on hold. Everything looked dim and uncertain.

But sometimes, there is a silver lining if you look closely.

In a normal year, around 450-500 colleges are test optional in the country. This year, over 1600 colleges, public and private, as well as international, are now test optional, many of them making this a permanent decision. Students who were unable to find a location to take SAT/ACT exams now have the option to omit them as part of the college process. At O’Neal, SAT and ACT testing was facilitated for O’Neal students only. O’Neal’s entire class of 2021 has been

Students zoom with a representative from Davidson College.

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Class of 2020 Achievement

The 30-member Class of 2020 amassed $1.8 million in merit-based scholarships. .

SAT /ACT Scores

*O'Neal Class of 2020 Avg O'Neal Class of 2020 Top 25% North Carolina 2020 Avg National 2020 Avg

SAT ERW SAT Math SAT Total ACT Composite 593 620 548 520

578 630 540 510

1171 1250 1089 1030

29.0 33.3 18.8 20.6

* Note: Scores tabulated are for 4-year college-going seniors. All scores in the tables above are for the Class of 2020.

Class of 2020 Matriculation for 4-year Colleges and Universities Appalachian State University Arizona State University Baylor University Belmont University Bucknell University Cedarville University Clemson University Colby College

Colorado State University Fort Collins East Carolina University* High Point University Hood College Lees-McRae College Montana State University North Carolina State University* Pennsylvania State University*

University of Aberdeen - Scotland University of Mississippi University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill* University of North Carolina at Charlotte University of North Carolina at Wilmington* University of Tennesee Knoxville University of Wisconsin - Madison * Multiple Students Attending

Other College Acceptances Aberystwyth University- UK Auburn University Averett University Boston University Campbell University Chowan University Coastal Carolina University Drexel University Eckerd College Elizabeth City State University Florida Gulf Coast University Furman University George Mason University

Gonzaga University Guilford University Hood College Indiana University-Bloomington James Madison University John Cabot University- Italy Liberty University Livingstone College Methodist University Purdue University Queens University of Charlotte Randolph College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Roanoke College Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University-New Brunswick Saint Augustine’s University St John’s University Suffolk University Syracuse University Texas Christian University The Ohio State University University of Alabama at Huntsville University of Illinois

at Urbana Champagne University of Kansas

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University of Mount Olive University of North Carolina at Asheville University of North Carolina

at Greensboro University of Toledo University of Washington, Seattle Virginia Polytechnic Institute

and State University Western Carolina University William Peace University Wingate University

ONE COMMUNITY. Falcons Fly Together.

Every Student. Every Day.

Generous donations to O’Neal’s Annual Fund have made it possible for students, faculty and staff to safely start the school year on campus for superior in-person learning. Giving to the 2020-2021 Annual Fund will assist in continuing to provide our community with enrichment for success. Give Today!

2019-2020 Annual Report & Giving July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020

2019-2020 Board of Trustees Executive Committee Stan Bradshaw, Chair Denise Gutschmit, Vice Chair Lynn Walters, Treasurer Konni McMurray, Secretary David Kelley Kara Martin Tom McFadyen Stuart Mills Tom Pashley John Samples John Shepherd Heather Shook-Afable Za’Vette Tatum-Kodzai Elizabeth Webster John Elmore, Head of School Honorary Elaine Tate Baillie Stan Bradshaw Dr. F. Farrell Collins, Jr. Heidi Hall Jones Konni McMurray Edward T. Taws, Jr

2019-2020 Administrative Team John Elmore, Head of School Matt Jacobs, Head of Upper School Theresa Jespersen, Head of Middle School Angie Manning, Head of Lower School James Franklin, Director of Athletics & Transportation Services Blanche Hancock, Director of Alumni Relations Katie Novak, Director of Development Eddie Phillips, Chief Financial Officer Kathy Taylor, Director of Communications Olivia Webb / Jennifer Stroud, Director of Admissions

*Note: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this report. However, if you have any questions or if there are any errors, please do not hesitate to contact Advancement Systems Manager Laura Wrightson at (910) 692-6920, ext.106. Thank you.

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2019-2020 Operating Fund 1% Fund a Need "Arts at O'Neal" 3% Annual Fund 3% Auction (net) 9% Other Revenue (1)

84% Tuition (net)

Revenue:

Tuition (net) Annual Fund Auction (net) Auction - Fund a Need

"Arts at O'Neal" Other Revenue (1)

$5,356,289 160,092 189,768

Total Revenue

$6,308,704

42,200 560,355

Expenses:

1% Technology 2% Athletics 5% Plant (2)

Personnel & Benefits Plant (2) Technology Athletics Other Expenses (3)

$5,041,523 340,121 76,489 142,704 815,582

Total Expenses

$6,416,419

Deficit

($107,715)

13% Other Expenses (3)

79% Personnel & Benefits

(1) Other Revenue – Rentals, Auxiliary Programs & Services, Transportation, Contributions, Miscellaneous, etc.

(2) Plant – Building, Equipment, Grounds & Pool Maintenance, Janitorial Supplies, Contracted Services, Medical, Safety & Security Supplies, Utilities, etc.

(3) Other Expenses – Instructional Materials & Supplies, Auction Expenses, Professional Development, Transportation, Office Supplies, Miscellaneous and other expenses used in operating the School.

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The Annual Fund TRUSTEES CLUB $5,000+

Trustees Club members are recognized annually by the Head of School and Trustees.

Mrs. Elaine Baillie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Bradshaw Colgate-Palmolive Company Mr. Jeff Ferry and Mrs. Shizue Nobuta Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutschmit Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Hendry Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter Keller Dr. John Shepherd and Dr. Jenifir Bruno

FOUNDERS CLUB $1,971-$4,999

Inspired by the families who came together in 1971 to form The O’Neal School, we recognize their leadership with the establishment of the Founders Club. Total Annual Fund giving of $1,971 to $4,999 sets a generous example and standard for others to follow. Founders Club members are recognized annually by the Head of School and Trustees.

Drs. Jeffrey and Lynda Acker Mr. Victor Afable and Mrs. Heather Shook-Afable Ms. Lana Allen Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cates Dr. F. Farrell Collins, Jr. Mrs. Suzanne Taylor Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mr. Lee Howell Mr. David Kelley and Mrs. Michela Rebuli Drs. William and Za'Vette Kodzai Drs. Bill and Kara Martin Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzarulli Col. and Mrs. Thomas McFadyen Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. McMurray Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Miller Mr. Stuart L. Mills and Ms. Helen Probst Mills Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pashley LTC and Mrs. John Samples Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simpkins Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Simpson Dr. Megan DiFurio and Dr. Michael Sundborg Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walters Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Webster

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whaley Mr. Timothy J. Williams and Dr. Diane M. Williams

FALCON SOCIETY $500- $1,970 Mr. Steven R. Baldelli Ms. Susan Baldelli Dr. and Mrs. John Berry, VII Mr. and Mrs. John Berry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Block Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Coates Col. and Mrs. Patrick Dailey Mr. Kraig Decker and Dr. Onyinyechi Agbara Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Graham Dr. Robert D. McCall and Dr. Pamela Guest Mr. and Mrs. Ted Habets Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hakas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Healy Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. M. Hugh Hinton Sr. Mrs. Ruby H. Ingold Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Jacobs Dr. Gary Jones Mrs. Beth Adams Keough Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kitchens Ms. Nadya Lally 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lewis Dr. and Mrs. John R. Lina Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Tracey McInnis Dr. John Michalak and Dr. Taylor McCauley-Michalak Mid-South Food Service, Inc. Network for Good Mr. and Ms. Luke Pastre Mr. Edward T. Phillips MAJ and Mrs. Christopher B. Rich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Wayne Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Ronalter Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Rostan Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Schirmer Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stefanik Dr. Jennifer Stoddard and Mr. Kevin Drum Mr. Edward T. Taws Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walters Mr. Scott Wilson and Dr. Farra Wilson Mr. and Mrs. David Woronoff

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LONGLEAF CLUB < $500 Aberdeen Coca-Cola Bottling Company Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Adam Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Adams Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ader Ms. Susan J. Agazzi Mr. Paolo Alberto and Mrs. Ma Joffel Alberto Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amato AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ambersley Dr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Mike Antil Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bager Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnwell Ms. Kelsey E. Bartiss Miss Maeve Bartiss Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bartiss Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bender Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Jason Birdsall Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blake Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Block Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Blocklinger Ms. Lynn G. Bowness Mrs. Mary E. Bradbury Ms. Marie-Luise Brase Dr. and Mrs. Michael Browning Ms. Amanda J. Bumgarner Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Burgess Ms. Shannon Butler Mr. and Mrs. Darren Bycura Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Cabanillas Ms. Lyn D. Cagle Mrs. Lauren Callahan Mr. Ivan Scrivner and Dr. Nicole J. Camastra Mr. Richard T. Capel Mr. and Mrs. Donald R Carlisle Dr. David J. Casey and Dr. Maria DiGiovanni Mr. and Mrs. Brentley Caviness Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chriscoe Dr. Kimberly Clark Mr. and Mrs. Chip Cloninger Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Collins Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Coppola, Jr. Mr. Chip Corbin and Mrs. Dieu Dao Ms. Joy Council Ms. Cathy Juergens Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James Crow Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey I. Cutler Mrs. Rachel Dahle

Ms. Paula Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Dana Mrs. Jessica Williamson Dean Mr. and Mrs. Alexander DeCamp Mrs. Jessica Deep Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Dickerson Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Dodd Dr. and Mrs. James Dougherty Mrs. Erin Ducker Mr. and Mrs. Cory Dudman Mr. and Mrs. Justin Duffy Mrs. Jolinda Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Eder Drs. John and Nancy Borel Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elwell Mr. Mark A. Epstein and Mrs. Julia Latham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Everts Mrs. Renee Ferrerio Dr. and Mrs. Steven Filby Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher Mr. Ricky Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fitch Ms. Lindley Fleury Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Trent Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Furs Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Futrell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garcia Ms. Beth Garrison Mrs. Sue Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Serge Glushenko Dr. and Mrs. Manlio Goetzl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gold Mrs. Julie Richardson Goldston Lt. Col. and Mrs. Matthew Gomlak Mr. Robert Goodman and Ms. Adriana Czerkawska Ms. BJ Goodridge and Ms. Lori McFarland Dr. and Mrs. Matt Grafenberg Mr. Ansol Graham, Jr. and Ms. Dusty Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Jason Graves Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Greenblatt Mrs. Patricia M. Greene Mr. and Mrs. William Greytak Drs. Francis and Vicki Grimm Mr. Nathan and Dr. Stephanie Grotzke Mr. and Mrs. Luis Gutierrez Ms. Lynne Haarlow Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Haarlow Ms. Erin B. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Jon Halloran Mr. and Mrs. J Hammond Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock

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Mr. Thomas Haney Mr. and Dr. Chris Harp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Harper Mr. and Mrs. Casey Harrell Mr. Gregory Sean Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Haughey III Mrs. Mary Havenstein Ms. Tiffany Hilyard Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Holtkamp Dr. Huankai Hu and Mrs. Jing Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hubbard Mr. Pedro Huesa and Dr. Maria Santisteban Mr. and Mrs. Nick Huge Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Will Huntley Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Husing LTC. and Mrs. Sean Imbs Mr. Uduozokhai Itegie and Mrs. Frances Harris-Itegie Ms. Theresa Jespersen Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Johnson Ms. Eunice Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jordan Dr. Allen Joseph and Dr. Tania Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kavanagh Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John Kester Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kientz III Mrs. Betty B. King Ms. Kate King Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King Ms. Theresa W. King Mr. William Kornegay and Dr. Tasha Holland-Kornegay Chief and Mrs. Shaun Koscielniak Dr. and Mrs. John Krahnert Dr. and Mrs. Ritt Kuhn Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kuzma Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Lancaster Mr. Robert C. Lapple and Dr. Giovanna Devercelli Mr. Michael Lawn and Mrs. Kathryn Maples Lawn Mr. and Mrs. Jared M. Lina Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Loo Mr. Andrew Lovsin and Ms. Melissa Fleek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucas Mr. and Mrs. David Lussier Dr. Lissette Machin Ms. Angela Manning Mr. Brad Marin and Dr. Lauren McCormack Dr. and Mrs. James Marino Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Marrazzo Ms. Grace Martin Ms. Amy Martinez

Ms. Kim Mason Mr. Charles Massey and Dr. Jennifer Massey Sarah Marie Massey Dr. and Mrs. Brooks Mays Mr. and Mrs. William McClelland Jr. Drs. Parker and Glynda McConville Mr. and Ms. Steven McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Gregory McDade LTC and Mrs. Matthew J. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Charles McHarney Mrs. Kate Compton McIntosh Mr. Thomas McNeil and Ms. Renata Williams Mrs. Joan Meade Dr. and Mrs. Morton Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mestelle Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mick Mrs. Kathleen Milewski Mrs. Karen Millard Mr. Marcus Millard Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller Dr. Chris Miller Ms. Kym Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Morahan Mr. Steve Bozovich and Mrs. Maureen Morales-Bozovich Mr. and Mrs. Claudius Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mourouzis Mr. and Mrs. Adam Newberry Mr. William Nguyen and Ms. DaThoa Truong Mr. Michael Norman

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Novak Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'Grady Drs. David and Edna Pashley Mr. and Mrs. Franscesco Pasqualino Mrs. Elaine Bradbury Passman Mrs. Suzanne Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pohlmeyer Mr. Earl Poole Mr. and Mrs. JD Potynsky Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pracht Ms. Taylor Prewitt Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pusser LTC. and Mrs. Joel Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Quis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Rabon Ms. Meghan Ravenscroft Dr. Erik Reifenstahl and Mrs. Karla-Ann Ota Mr. and Mrs. Ken Riggsbee Mrs. Marjorie Roach Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rockwell Mr. Juan Rojas Ortiz Mr. Robert S. Rostan Mr. Scott Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ryals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sager Mrs. Jennifer Schmitz Mr. Stanley Setters and Ms. Tamalyn Torrecilla Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seuk

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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shambo Mrs. Jan Simmons Mr. and Dr. Brett Singleton Mr. Andy Smetana Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Sowell Mrs. Cathy Stanley Mr. Brent Stark and Dr. Juliann Wallner Mr. Ryan Staude Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stingle Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stone Mr. and Mrs. Zack Strickland Ms. Jennifer Stroud Mrs. Stacy Strunk Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Taylor Ms. Kiana L Taylor Ms. Amanda Thomas Ms. Nathalie W Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Darren Turner LTC and Mrs. Joshua Van Etten Dr. and Mrs. Steven Van Scoyoc Mr. Terrence Vanderhorst and Ms. Christina Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mohan Vaswani Mr. and Mrs. Randy Vest Mr. and Mrs. James Vones Mr. and Dr. Bryan Waldo Dr. and Mrs. James B. Walker Ms. Heather Wallace Mrs. Linda M. Wallace Mr. Ian T. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Brett Webb Mrs. Matthew Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Jason Weiss Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wenzel Drs. Jason and Teresa White Ms. Beth Whitman Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Wilder Dr. Dan Williams and Dr. Amy Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilson Ms. Shauna Wire Mr. David Wolff and Mrs. Young Mee Jun Mrs. Katie Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Woodard Ms. Angela Woodhead Mrs. Constance Fleming Wright Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wrightson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yelverton Mr. and Mrs. David Yonkovich Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zajkowski

PARENTS

Drs. Jeffrey and Lynda Acker Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Adam Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Adams Mr. and Mrs. Brett Ader Mr. Victor Afable and Mrs. Heather Shook-Afable Mr. Paolo Alberto and Mrs. Ma Joffel Alberto Ms. Lana Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ambersley Dr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Mike Antil Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bager Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barnwell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bender Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bennett Dr. and Mrs. John Berry, VII Mr. and Mrs. Jason Birdsall Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blake Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Block Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Blocklinger Dr. and Mrs. Michael Browning Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Burgess Ms. Shannon Butler Mr. and Mrs. Darren Bycura Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Cabanillas Mr. Ivan Scrivner and Dr. Nicole J. Camastra Dr. David J. Casey and Dr. Maria DiGiovanni Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cates Mr. and Mrs. Brentley Caviness Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cheek Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chriscoe Dr. Kimberly Clark Mr. and Mrs. Chip Cloninger Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Coates Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Copeland Mr. Chip Corbin and Mrs. Dieu Dao Mr. and Mrs. James Crow Mrs. Rachel Dahle Col. and Mrs. Patrick Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Dana Mr. and Mrs. Alexander DeCamp Mr. Kraig Decker and Dr. Onyinyechi Agbara Mrs. Jessica Deep Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Dickerson Mrs. Erin Ducker Mr. and Mrs. Cory Dudman Mr. and Mrs. Justin Duffy Mrs. Jolinda Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Eder Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elwell Mr. Mark A. Epstein and Mrs. Julia Latham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Everts Mr. Jeff Ferry and Mrs. Shizue Nobuta Ferry Dr. and Mrs. Steven Filby

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Trent Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Furs Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Garcia Mrs. Sue Gibbons Mr. and Mrs. Serge Glushenko Dr. and Mrs. Manlio Goetzl Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gold Lt. Col. and Mrs. Matthew Gomlak Mr. Robert Goodman and Ms. Adriana Czerkawska Ms. BJ Goodridge and Ms. Lori McFarland Dr. and Mrs. Matt Grafenberg Mr. Ansol Graham, Jr. and Ms. Dusty Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Graham Dr. and Mrs. Jason Graves Mr. and Mrs. Scott Greenblatt Mr. and Mrs. William Greytak Mr. Nathan and Dr. Stephanie Grotzke Mr. and Mrs. Luis Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutschmit Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Haarlow Mr. and Mrs. Ted Habets Ms. Erin B. Hairston Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hakas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Halloran Mr. and Mrs. J Hammond Mr. and Mrs. George Hancock Mr. and Dr. Chris Harp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Harper Mr. and Mrs. Casey Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Haughey III Mrs. Mary Havenstein Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Healy Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Holtkamp Mr. Lee Howell Dr. Huankai Hu and Mrs. Jing Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hubbard Mr. Pedro Huesa and Dr. Maria Santisteban Mr. and Mrs. Nick Huge Mr. and Mrs. Will Huntley Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Husing LTC. and Mrs. Sean Imbs Mr. Uduozokhai Itegie and Mrs. Frances Harris-Itegie Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Johnson Ms. Eunice Johnson Dr. Gary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jordan Dr. Allen Joseph and Dr. Tania Paul Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kavanagh Mr. David Kelley and Mrs. Michela Rebuli Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy

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Mr. and Mrs. John Kester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King Ms. Theresa W. King Dr. and Mrs. William C. Kitchens Drs. William and Za'Vette Kodzai Mr. William Kornegay and Dr. Tasha Holland-Kornegay Chief and Mrs. Shaun Koscielniak Dr. and Mrs. Ritt Kuhn Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kuzma Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Lancaster Mr. Robert C. Lapple and Dr. Giovanna Devercelli Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Loo Mr. Andrew Lovsin and Ms. Melissa Fleek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lucas Mr. and Mrs. David Lussier Dr. Lissette Machin Ms. Angela Manning Mr. Brad Marin and Dr. Lauren McCormack Dr. and Mrs. James Marino Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Marrazzo Ms. Grace Martin Drs. Bill and Kara Martin Ms. Amy Martinez Mr. Charles Massey and Dr. Jennifer Massey Sarah Marie Massey Dr. and Mrs. Brooks Mays Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzarulli Drs. Parker and Glynda McConville Mr. and Ms. Steven McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Gregory McDade Col. and Mrs. Thomas McFadyen LTC and Mrs. Matthew J. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Charles McHarney Mrs. Kate Compton McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. McMurray Mr. Thomas McNeil and Ms. Renata Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mestelle Dr. John Michalak and Dr. Taylor McCauley-Michalak Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mick Mrs. Karen Millard Mr. Marcus Millard Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller Mr. Stuart L. Mills and Ms. Helen Probst Mills Mr. Steve Bozovich and Mrs. Maureen Morales-Bozovich Mr. and Mrs. Claudius Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mourouzis Mr. and Mrs. Adam Newberry Mr. William Nguyen and Ms. DaThoa Truong Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Novak

Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'Grady Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pashley Mr. and Mrs. Franscesco Pasqualino Mr. and Ms. Luke Pastre Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pohlmeyer Mr. and Mrs. JD Potynsky Ms. Taylor Prewitt Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pusser LTC. and Mrs. Joel Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood Rabon Dr. Erik Reifenstahl and Mrs. Karla-Ann Ota MAJ and Mrs. Christopher B. Rich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Riggsbee Mr. and Mrs. Keith Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rockwell Mr. Scott Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ryals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sager LTC and Mrs. John Samples Mr. Stanley Setters and Ms. Tamalyn Torrecilla Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seuk Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shambo Dr. John Shepherd and Dr. Jenifir Bruno Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Simpson Mr. and Dr. Brett Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Sowell Mrs. Cathy Stanley Mr. Brent Stark and Dr. Juliann Wallner Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stefanik Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stingle Dr. Jennifer Stoddard and Mr. Kevin Drum Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stone Mr. and Mrs. Zack Strickland Mrs. Stacy Strunk Dr. Megan DiFurio and Dr. Michael Sundborg Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Darren Turner LTC and Mrs. Joshua Van Etten Dr. and Mrs. Steven Van Scoyoc Mr. Terrence Vanderhorst and Ms. Christina Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mohan Vaswani Mr. and Mrs. Randy Vest Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Vreeland Mr. and Dr. Bryan Waldo Dr. and Mrs. James B. Walker Ms. Heather Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walters Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walters Mr. and Mrs. Brett Webb Mrs. Matthew Weeks

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whaley Drs. Jason and Teresa White Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox Dr. Dan Williams and Dr. Amy Williams Mr. Timothy J. Williams and Dr. Diane M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Williamson Mr. Scott Wilson and Dr. Farra Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilson Mr. David Wolff and Mrs. Young Mee Jun Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Woodard Mr. and Mrs. David Woronoff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yelverton Mr. and Mrs. David Yonkovich Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zajkowski

ALUMNI

Mrs. Peggy Bell Miller 1977 Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Webster 1979 Mrs. Beth Adams Keough 1980 Mr. Richard T. Capel 1983 Mrs. Elizabeth Grady Jordan 1983 Mr. Michael A. Gutschmit 1986 Mr. Stephen Dana 1987 Mrs. Blanche Slade Hancock 1988 Mr. Robert S. Rostan 1988 Mrs. Julie Richardson Goldston 1991 Mr. Scott W. Rostan 1991 Mr. Jeff Haarlow 1992 Dr. Parker McConville 1994 Mrs. Elaine Bradbury Passman 1995 Mrs. Cassie Mason Stefanik 1996 Mr. Jared Lina 1997 Mrs. Constance Fleming Wright 1999 Ms. Erin B. Hairston 2000 Dr. Farra Wilson 2000 Mrs. Olivia Webb 2002 Ms. Shauna Wire 2002 Mr. Michael Lawn 2005 Ms. Kelsey E. Bartiss 2006 Ms. Kate King 2006 Mrs. Kathryn Maples Lawn 2006 Mrs. Emma Craven Morahan 2010 Miss Maeve Bartiss 2012 Mr. Andy Smetana 2014 Miss Sarah Massey 2020 Former Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal Students Ms. Shannon Butler Ms. Suzanne Taylor Crawford Mr. George Hancock Dr. Ritt Kuhn Ms. Grace Martin Mr. Adam Simpkins

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PARENTS OF O'NEAL ALUMNI

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amato Mr. Steven R. Baldelli Ms. Susan Baldelli Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bartiss Ms. Lynn G. Bowness Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Bradshaw Ms. Lyn D. Cagle Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Collins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Coppola, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey I. Cutler Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore Ms. Renee Ferrerio Ms. Lindley Fleury Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Futrell Ms. Beth Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gavin Mrs. Patricia M. Greene Dr. Robert D. McCall and Dr. Pamela Guest Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Hendry Mr. and Mrs. M. Hugh Hinton Sr. Mrs. Ruby H. Ingold Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter Keller Mrs. Betty B. King Dr. and Mrs. John Krahnert Dr. and Mrs. John R. Lina Mr. and Mrs. William McClelland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tracey McInnis Dr. and Mrs. Morton Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Miller Dr. and Mrs. Gerard J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pracht Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Quis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Wayne Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Ronalter Jr. Drs. Francis and Vicki Grimm Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Ms. Jennifer Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wenzel Ms. Beth Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wrightson

FACULTY & STAFF Kelley Adams Susan Agazzi Patty Amato Sam Amato Julia Ambersley Christine Birdsall Courtney Blocklinger Lynn Bowness Marie-Luise Brase Amanda Bumgarner Lyn Cagle Lauren Callahan Nicole Camastra Cassie Cloninger Alison Coates Jenell Copeland Cathy Crawford Suzanne Taylor Crawford Brooke Cutler Paula Daigle Jessica Dean Kathryn Dickerson Amanda Duffy John Elmore Renee Ferrerio Ricky Fisher James Franklin Beth Garrison Susan Gibbons Boyd Grayson Casey Haarlow Jeff Haarlow J Hammond Blanche Hancock Thomas Haney Sean Harrell Tiffany Hilyard Bree Hubbard Lauren Hunt Lindsey Imbs Matthew Jacobs

Theresa Jespersen Megan King David Lussier Angie Manning Kim Mason Marcus Millard Chris Miller Emma Morahan Maureen Morales-Bozovich Michael Norman Katie Novak Bev O'Donnell Eddie Phillips Suzanne Phillips Earle Poole Heather Rabon Meghan Ravenscroft Juan Rojas Vicki Saenz-Grimm Elizabeth Sager Jennifer Schmitz Jan Simmons Kari Smith Sunny Sowell Ryan Staude Jennifer Stroud Kathy Taylor Kiana Taylor Amanda Thomas Melissa Vaswani Penny Vest Miryah Walters Ian Watson Olivia Webb Heather Weeks Tim Wenzel Woody Wilder David Williamson Katie Wolff Angela Woodhead Laura Wrightson

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GRANDPARENTS & FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Adams Mrs. Elaine Baillie Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bennett Mr. and Mrs. John Berry Dr. F. Farrell Collins, Jr. Ms. Joy Council Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardiner Dodd Dr. and Mrs. James Dougherty Drs. John and Nancy Borel Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fitch Ms. Lynne Haarlow Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kientz III Mrs. Joan Meade Ms. Kym Mitchell Drs. David and Edna Pashley Mrs. Marjorie Roach Mr. Edward T. Taws Jr. Ms. Nathalie W Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Vones Mrs. Linda M. Wallace

BUSINESSES & FOUNDATIONS

Aberdeen Coca-Cola Bottling Company AmazonSmile Bradshaw Charitable Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company Community Foundation for the National Capital Region GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mid-South Food Service, Inc. Network for Good Schwab Charitable Fund Scotland Motors T. Lloyd Kelly Foundation Wells Fargo

FALCON GIVING RESTRICTED DONATIONS & GIFTS in KIND The needs of The O’Neal School are diverse, and contributions are made in a variety of forms. All support is appreciated. Some contributions are made specifically restricted to fulfill a particular purpose. Donations other than cash or securities are considered gifts-in-kind. The 2019 – 2020 Gift-In-Kind contributors are listed below.

Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Adams Mr. Victor Afable and Mrs. Heather Shook-Afable Bliss, A Salon Experience Estate of Mrs. Lloyd Cutler Mr. and Mrs. R. Winston Dozier Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutschmit Mrs. Nancy Howe Mr. David Kelley and Mrs. Michela Rebuli Mr. and Mrs. Panagiotis Kakouras Drs. William and Za'Vette Kodzai Drs. Bill and Kara Martin Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. McMurray Mr. Stuart L. Mills and Ms. Helen Probst Mills Mr. and Ms. Luke Pastre Pete's Family Restaurant LTC and Mrs. John Samples

Dr. John Shepherd and Dr. Jenifir Bruno Mr. Edward T. Taws Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Taws Mrs. Linda M. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walters Jr.

HELEN PRINGLE HOLMBERG SCHOLARSHIP

Mrs. Helen B. Cook Fund Majel Frey Curtis Fund

Helen Pringle Holmberg ’97 was The O’Neal School’s first John Motley Morehead Scholarship recipient. Jean Rae and Centre Holmberg established the scholarship to recognize outstanding Upper School students who display leadership, scholarship, moral force of character and physical vigor.

Recipients are selected from rising 9th graders.

HANNAH MARIE BRADSHAW SCHOLARSHIP

Mrs. Jean Rae Hinton North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc.

ENDOWMENT FUNDS for FACULTY ENRICHMENT

Hannah Marie Bradshaw loved The O’Neal School as a positive place that helped her reach her true potential. A young girl whose enthusiasm, curiosity, and spirit of friendship enhanced the character of her class, her parents Jean and Stan Bradshaw established this endowed fund in her memory. Bradshaw scholars are selected from rising 9th graders.

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bradshaw Mrs. Mary Breitenbeck Ms. Deborah Graham Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jackson Ronald Kirby MJSK, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Gerard O’Donnell

Hannah Marie Bradshaw Scholarship Recipient Mia Grace Franco

TUITION ASSISTANCE FUND The Faile Foundation

PEREGRINE PARTNERS

A corporate partnership program to supplement the support for O'Neal athletics.

Silver - $3000 Caviness and Cates Construction Sandhills Sports Performance Bronze - $1500 H&H Homes

Helen Pringle Holmberg Scholarship Recipient Tylar Pastre 25

IN MEMORY OF...

HANNAH MARIE BRADSHAW Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bradshaw Mrs. Mary Breitenbeck Ms. Deborah Graham Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jackson Ronald Kirby MJSK, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Donnell

LLOYD CUTLER

Dr. and Mrs. John Krahnert Mrs. Kathleen Milewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Quis, Jr.

GREG DOUGHTY '07 Ms. Lindley Fleury

Mrs. Ruby H. Ingold Mrs. Joan Meade Mrs. Jan Simmons Ms. Nathalie W Thomas The Swimming "Team"

Judy Bauer, Mary Bradbury, Helen

Wilkins, Lois Lacce, Josie Bunting

and Juanette Swartz

IN HONOR OF...

SIMON CAGLE '05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fitch

JOEL L. CARLYLE Ms. Amy Martinez

JOY COUNCIL

JIM MILES

Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Rostan Mrs. Beth Adams Keough Ms. Beth Whitman

JERRY SLADE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

DR. JACK YOUNG F. Farrell Collins, Jr., MD

SANDY HAARLOW

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

BETH GARRISON

Mrs. Constance Fleming Wright

MR. and MRS. JIM MILES Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

MR. and MRS. JIM REID Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

JAMES and IRENE SCATLIFF

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R Carlisle Mrs. Patricia M. Greene Lynne Haarlow, Laurel and Bill Haarlow, and Lauren & Blair Haarlow Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'Grady

BETH WHITMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Haarlow

Pictured: O'Neal former staff members gather to watch a Falcons basketball game. (L-R) Bob Haarlow, Beth Whitman, Jim Miles, Missy Quis, Jim Reid and Missy's husband Frank Quis.

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BENEFIT AUCTION 2020

FUND A NEED: THE ARTS at O'NEAL Drs. Jeffrey and Lynda Acker Mr. Victor Afable and Mrs. Heather Shook-Afable Ms. Susan J. Agazzi Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bager Dr. and Mrs. John Berry, VII Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Blocklinger Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Cabanillas Ms. Kirsten Dean Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore Mr. Mark A. Epstein and Mrs. Julia Latham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Manlio Goetzl Mr. Nathan and Dr. Stephanie Grotzke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gutschmit Mr. and Mrs. Ted Habets Mr. and Mrs. Lash Hairston Mr. and Dr. Chris Harp Mr. and Mrs. John Heckethorn Mr. Lee Howell Ms. Becca Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Jacobs Drs. William and Za'Vette Kodzai Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Lewis Drs. Bill and Kara Martin LTC and Mrs. Matthew J. McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. McMurray Mr. Stuart L. Mills and Ms. Helen Probst Mills

Mr. Steve Bozovich and Mrs. Maureen Morales-Bozovich Dean and Candy Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Brian O'Grady Dr. Brian M. Parkes Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rhue Carol Robinette and Derek Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Saye Ms. Ashley Miller Scully Dr. John Shepherd and Dr. Jenifir Bruno Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stefanik Dr. and Mrs. Steven Van Scoyoc Dr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Vreeland Ms. Heather Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whaley Mr. Timothy J. Williams and Dr. Diane M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. David Woronoff

INDIVIDUAL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM MAGNOLIA - $1000

Mr. David Kelley and Mrs. Michela Rebuli Dr. Lissette Machin

BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM 27

PLATINUM - $5000

Bradshaw Capital Management, LLC

GOLD - $2,500

First Bank Pinehurst Medical Clinic, Inc./Pulmonary Medicine

SILVER - $1,000

ATEX Technologies, Inc. First Capital Bank FirstHealth of the Carolinas Jack Hadden Floral & Event Design Pete’s Family Restaurant Sandhills Emergency Physicians Scotland Motors VA Composites Van Scoyoc Periodontics & Implant Dentistry

ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM RUBY - $500

My Hot Lunchbox, LLC Sandhills Pediatrics, Inc.

SAPPHIRE- $250

Johnny O’s Awards Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc.

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS Mr. Victor Afable and Mrs. Heather Shook-Afable Ms. Sue Agazzi Mr. and Dr. Robert and Arghavan Almony Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amato Thomas Ammons Mrs Julia Ambersley Anonymous Ms. Holly Spofford Bell Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Kristin Blake Miss Lulu Brase Mrs. Lauren Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Dixie Chapman Tim Christensen Mr. Baxter Clement Cassie & Chip Cloninger Mr. and Mrs. Jenell and Brandon Copeland Danielle Cormier Ms. Suzanne Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Bill and Paula Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Danielle Dana Mr. Dan Dorton Mrs. Amanda Duffy Mrs. Lara Ellis Mr. John Elmore Jeffries Epps

Mrs. Beth Garrison Lori McFarland and BJ Goodridge Dr. Pamela Guest Mr. Michael Arthur Gutschmit and Mrs. Denise Gutschmit Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Haarlow Ms. Amanda Harris Mr. Fritz Healy Ms. Lisa Dishman and Mr. David Hensley Ms. Tiffany Hilyard Mrs. Nancy Howe Mr. Lee Howell Ms. Lauren Hunt Mrs. Laura Jackson Mrs. Pamela Keith Mr. David Kelley and Michela V Rebuli Drs. William and Za'Vette Kodzai Lissette Machin and Matthew Wilson Ms. Angie Manning Bill and Kara Martin Col. and Mrs. Tom and Worthy McFadyen Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Konni McMurray Mr. Stuart Mills and Mrs. Helen Probst-Mills The O'Neal Falcon Club The O'Neal School's First Grade The O'Neal School's Fourth Grade The O'Neal School's Kindergarten

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The O'Neal School's PK3 The O'Neal School's PK4 The O'Neal School's Second Grade The O'Neal School's Third Grade Mrs. Suzanne Phillips Father William L. Pitts Becca Rae Lindsay Riney Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Betsy Saye Mrs. Mary Ann Salemme Dr. John Shepherd and Dr. Jenifir Bruno Josh Shook Kyle and Carrie Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Kari Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ricky and Kathy Taylor Mrs. Amanda Thomas Dr and Mrs. Matthew and Amber Vreeland Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walters Mr. and Mrs. Leroy and Carol Watford Mr. and Mrs. John and Elizabeth Taylor Webster Mr. and Mrs. Timothy and Patricia Wenzel

The O’Neal School Benefit Business Contributors

The O’Neal School would like to thank the following businesses who gave so graciously to its Annual Benefit.

The Iron Tractor 2Q Nail Spa 9th of September A Shop of Her Own Able Carpet and Cleaning Adele Cabanillas Photography Adventure Landing Against The Grain Ashten’s Restaurant The Bakehouse Bare Roots Color & Hair Design Studio Be Our Guest Travel Company The Bell Tree Tavern Belli Bambini Berri Bowlful Betsy’s Crepes Bonefish Grill Botanicals Brixx Wood Fired Pizza The Bull Room C. Cups Cupcakery Capel Rug Carolina Ballet Carolina Hurricanes Hockey Club Carolina Mudcats Carolina Philharmonic Carolina Skin Care The Castle Livery . . .

Chauffeured Transportation Cheerful Squirrel Cooper & Bailey’s Cotton & Grain Courtney’s Shoes Cypress Bend Vineyards Denker’s Design Company Landscaping Devon Review Donna Lane Day Spa Eagles & Angels Limited Eagle’s Nest Berry Farm Elite Academy of Dance Eloise Trading Company Empire Distributors Eve Avery Boutique Eye Candy Gallery Fanatical Skin & Ink Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra Felipe’s Wey

Fifi’s Fine Resale FirstHealth Center for Health and Fitness Five Points Pet Resort Fore Properties Forever Young Day Spa Forte Fitness Framer’s Cottage The Fresh Market Gentlemen’s Corner Gulley’s Garden Center Hampton Inn Harper & Reed Harris Teeter #212 Healthy Kids Running Series Hickory Tavern Hollypop Homeland Creamery Honeycutt Jewelers Hugger Mugger Brewing The Ice Cream Parlor Jack Hadden Floral & Event Design Jason’s Tire and Auto Jersey MIke’s Subs Karma Spa, Lounge & Beauty Bar Kirk Tours Kitty Hawk Kites Kona Ice The Leadmine Legacy Golf Links Lil Bo Peeps Lisi Italian The Little Toy Shop Longhorn Steakhouse Lowes Foods Pinehurst LV Nail Spa Maid to Sparkle Maren’s Pandora and More Marie & Marcele Boutique The Market Place Mason’s Restaurant and Grocery Massage Envy Mean Bean Coffee Midland Bistro Misty Morning Ranch Mockingbird on Broad Monkee’s of the Pines Morgan Miller The Mosquito Authority My Gym Sandhills My Nail Spa Nascar Hall of Fame

North Carolina Zoo Nosh the Deli One Eleven Main Outback Steakhouse Papa Johns Paraclete XP Paragon Theaters Perfectly Placed by Mandy Pet Supermarket Pik n Pig Pine Needles Mid Pines Resort Pine Scone Cafe The Pinehurst Olive Oil Co. Pinehurst Resort Pinehurst Medical Clinic Dermatology Pinehurst Photography Pinehurst Wellness & Urgent Care Pink of the Pines Pizza Cafe Pollywogs Play Pad Primland Resort Quantico Tactical Raleigh School Reclaiming Grace Red Bowl Asian Bistro Reverie Cocktails Rita’s Italian Ice and Frozen Custard River Jack Outdoor Trading Co. Riverbanks Zoo & Garden Roasted & Toasted “On the Go” The Running Fork Sandhills Academy of Gymnastics Sandhills Bowling Center Sandhills Winery Sandhills Home Theater Sandhills Community College Scrollicious Seven Lakes Dance Sonia’s Bilingual Kitchen Southern Angel Donut Company Southern Pines and Seven Lakes Ace Spice Cafe Splash and Dash Groomerie & Boutique

Sport Clips Haircuts of Southern Pines Spot on Floor and Carpet Rejuvenation, LLC Subway Sunrise Theater Swank Coffee Shop and Handmade Market Texas Roadhouse Thyme & Place Cafe Tidal Wave Total Wine & More Town Place Suites by Marriott Southern Pines/Aberdeen Triangle Wine Company TruFit Gym Tweetsie Railroad U.S. National Whitewater Center Unfinished Furniture Outlet VA Composites, Inc The Villager Deli Village Nail Spa Vixen Woodworking Company Welding Wood Wet & Wild Emerald Pointe Wheel of Fortune Wolcott’s Restaurant Wolfpack Club WonderWorks Workhorse Fitness & Yoga

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UPCOMING EVENTS All School Musical - Schoolhouse Rock February 5-7

Commencement May 28

O’Neal is a college preparatory school dedicated to the development of academic excellence, strength of character, and physical well-being of its students in an environment where integrity, self-discipline and consideration for others are fundamental.