augusta prep 2012-2013 annual report

7/27/2019 Augusta Prep 2012-2013 Annual Report

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From the Head of School

The past school year at Augusta Prepwas one of much excitement and

great achievement as we witnessedtechnology improvements oncampus, student academic andartistic accomplishments, continuedcommunity outreach, and athleticsuccess, to include our rst nightfootball and soccer games under

the lights with the addition oflighting to our athletic eld. Wenow are also excited with the newest

addition to our campus - that ofCavalier Stadium.I hope youll enjoy this 2013 editionof our Annual Report, whichspotlights these and many more highpoints for the 2012-2013 school year.This publication also recognizes ourall-important partners as we moveinto our 53rd year of successfully

preparing students for excellence.Your help in supporting our AnnualFund and becoming a Prep Pillar iscrucial to supporting our fouressential pillars - those ofacademics/technology, the arts,athletics, and community outreach.We will forever strive towardproviding the best education for yourchildren, preparing them for college

and beyond with the 21st centuryskills they will need. We will do so

this year with a Strategic Visionthat will guide us along the path tocontinued excellence.I again thank you for all you do tosupport Augusta Prep, and I lookforward to seeing you on campusfor the 2013-2014 school year.

Gratefully,

Becky GilmoreHead of School

Dear Augusta Prep Family and Friends,

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Board of Trustees 2013-2014 Greetings to all in the Prep Community!It has been an honor to have served this past year asthe President of Augusta Preps Board of Trustees.

As a Prep Pillar, I also have been pleased to seeadvancements made and needs met thanks to your giftsto theAnnual Fund.This past year has been lled with excitement as we haveagain witnessed our students excel toward greatness,living out Preps mission statement that embodies amessage of diversity and character in a college-preparatory, non-sectarian setting.At Augusta Prep, students are indeed taught how tothink, not what to think. Such critical thinking skills

are an essential ingredient to success in the businessworld, and I am impressed daily with how well thefaculty of Augusta Prep prepare their students forexcellence in so many ways.In addition to the superb faculty and students at AugustaPrep, we are continually appreciative to the individualdonor and volunteer support that is so fundamentalto Preps success. Your support truly fosters a familyatmosphere that the Prep community is known for.This past fall, that cohesive nature was on full display aswe collectively celebrated as one our rst night footballand soccer games with the new lighting in place at our

athletic eld. We now have anotheropportunity this school year to furtherthe bond as we celebrate a newCavalier Stadium! I look forward to

seeing you all on campus and out atthe new stadium. I thank you againfor your continued nancial supportand for all the ways in which youcontribute to Augusta Prep.

With Gratitude,

Clayton Boardman III 77President, Board of Trustees

for Excellence

1 and only - Non-SectarianIndependent School in the CSRA

From the Board President

From left to right (standing) - David Knox,Eileen Brandon, Clay Boardman, Grey Murray,(middle row) - Debbie Layman, MiriamAtkins, Karen Fischer, Mason McKnight,(front row) - Elsie Hill, Camilla Reid, HeatherHowington, and Sam Nicholson.


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Prepared for Excell

Upholding Preps

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Excellence

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Four Pillars

Being a Prep Pillar is allabout upholding Augusta Prepstradition of excellence, and in the2012-2013 school year you ourPrep community responded ina big way in giving to ourAnnualFund. Your gift made funds possiblefor technology upgrades as wellas campus beautication

efforts and faculty and staffprofessional development.Upon such support, wewere focused on fourfoundational pillarsthis past school year thatof Academics/Technology,the Arts, Athletics, andCommunity Involvement.Throughout this years

Annual Report youll see theways in whichwe prepared forexcellence in the 2012-2013 schoolyear in those four areas.We hope this lls you with a senseof pride, and we hope youllcontinue your commitment toAugusta Prep and Be a Prep Pillar.A few quick highlights fromour four pillars can be seenwith the following photos and

accompanying numbers. A morein-depth view of each pillar offocus is offered throughout thisannual report.

Athletics

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22iMac ComputersAugusta Preps Lower School opened anew iMac lab for students in the 2012-2013school year, featuring22 iMac computers.Students loved the new addition intechnology.

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Augusta Preps athletic programonce again had a very successfulseason, with 11 teams playing post-season at a state tournament. TheBoys Swimming Team was the staterunner-up in the state tournamentheld at Georgia Techs aquatics center.The football team took the regionchampionship. The golf teamachieved a region championship andstate runner-up status. The Girls

Tennis squad reached the state nalfour. Boys Soccer reached the nalfour, and Girls Soccer won regionand made it to the state Final Fouras did the volleyball team.


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nce in 2012-13

Augusta Prep held an Evening with the Arts eventon April 26 that featured the artistic talents of Prep

students, raising nearly$4,500 for the schools Fine ArtsDepartment. In addition to student artwork on display,the event also featured a Prep Idol contest.

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Prep Pillars

1,763Augusta Preps Middle School was heavilyinvolved this year in the Great American CanRoundup. Despite a theft of many poundsof cans from an off-campus site that set thedrive back, school and community membersrallied to renew the student collection back

to a total of 1,763 pounds of aluminum,giving Augusta Prep a rst place nish in theRoundups state contest.

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It is with great privilege and gratitudethat we announce and celebrate with youthe outstanding success of the 2012-

2013 Annual Fund. The following is alist of donors who gave to Augusta Prepand became Prep Pillars, upholding ourtradition to Prepare for Excellence.This report includes gifts received duringthe scal year beginning July 1, 2012and ending June 30, 2013. Every efforthas been made to ensure informationis correct. In the preparation of suchreports, however, errors occasionallyoccur despite our best efforts. If youhave questions, please contact Directorof Development Pam Weinberger at(706) 863-1906, ext. 203 [email protected].

Prep Charter Benefactors

($10,000+)*

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Brewton

Mr. and Mrs. C. Merrell Calhoun

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Knox

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Macauley

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In academics and technology, Augusta

Prep and its students once again excelled inthe 2012-2013 school year.The academic year culimnated withseveral student honors events in alldivisions and closed with Augusta PrepsCommencement, which involved all 48of Preps seniors receiving diplomasand matriculating to four-year colleges oruniversities.All total, this years seniors had more than

$2.5 million of academic, talent, andathletic scholarships offered. Thegraduating class also earned a mathmean score of 615 on the SAT and amean score of 611 on the critical readingsection of the SAT.In other scholarly achievements, AugustaPreps students placed second in teamand individual competition at the 25thAnnual Georgia Southern Invitational

Mathematics Tournament, held in March.The schools varsity team - comprisedofDrew Chamberlain, Sarah Scott,Jacob Burr, and John Swierczynski received a second place showing in theDivision III competition. Meanwhile,Chamberlain also took second in theindividual contest for the same division.Also, Augusta Prep Upper Schoolstudent Nick Friedmanwas named a

nalist for the 2013 Georgia GovernorsHonors Program. Friedman was namedso in the area of Mathematics. Accordingto the programs website, the GHP is asummer residential instructional program(four weeks in 2013) designed to provideintellectually gifted and artisticallytalented high school students challengingand enriching educational opportunities

not usually available during the regularschool year.

Headmasters Circle

($5,000 - $9,999)*

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein

Mr. Eliot J. Flannery

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harding


Founders Circle

($2,500 - $4,999)*

Mr. Clayton P. Boardman III

Dr. and Mrs. D. Scott Burns

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Fechter III

Dr. and Mrs. John K. Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. Barrett W. Layman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Grey B. Murray

Dr. and Mrs. James V. Rawson

Drs. Joseph and Ellen Shaver

Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Storey

100Percent of Prep 2012-2013graduates accepted to and

attending four-year colleges.

Sustainers Circle

($1,500 - $2,499)*Anne Gordon Harper Blanchard

Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Katrina Becker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Crais

Dr. and Mrs. H. Ray Finney

Dr. Natalie B. McLeod

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Middle School students againheld their 6th Annual InventionConvention, and the 5th gradeoffered its annual ScienceCarnival. Meanwhile, the LowerSchools 100 and 200 Book Clubscontinued with much success.Through the years, more than1,300 students have joined the100 and 200 Book Clubs atAugusta Prep. A student reads1,000 pages multiplied by his orher grade level to join the 100Book Club. If a student reachesthe goal for a second time, thatstudent then joins the 200 BookClub.In the way of technology, there

were several new additions andimprovements made on thecampus of Augusta Prep, allaimed at improving the learningexperience for students.A major addition at the start ofthe 2012-2013 school year waswith two 70-inch monitors thatwere installed for distance learningopportunities along with

Blanchard Fellow

($1,000 - $1,499)*

Dr. Miriam J. Atkins

David and Rebecca Blair

Mr. and Mrs. Braye C. Boardman

Dr. and Mrs. Nathan H. BrandonMr. James Drew III

Dr. and Mrs. Jewell Duncan

Ms. Becky Gilmore

Mr. and Mrs. Bertram D. Harbin, Jr.

Harry and Rosie Herrmann

Jan Hicks

Tom and Meredith Holodak

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hull

Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Ingram

Vasant and Harshita Kamath

Drs. Phillip and Denise Kennedy

Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R.

Knox-Hudson

Mr. Mason H. McKnight IV 02 and Mrs.

Jane McKnight

Mr. and Mrs. D. Wright McLeod

Browning and Melody McRee

Mr. Fred J. Meyer

Dr. Janet MunroeDr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Phillips

Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid

Dr. and Mrs. William J. Rosenblum

Dr. and Mrs. Max E. Stachura

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart

Storey Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vallotton

Mrs. Pam B. Weinberger


a camera that points toward classparticipants, microphones thathang from the classrooms ceiling,and a touch-screen remote. Thatequipment is getting its rst in-class use for the 2013-14 schoolyear as certain specialty classes areoffered along with other MaloneScholars schools throughout thenation, all connecting throughthe distance learning videoconferencing equipment. In 2008,Augusta Prep was selected as aMalone Scholars school, making ittodayone of only 50 schools inthe country and the only school inGeorgia with sucha designation.At the start of this

past school year,the Lower Schoolalso received anew iMac labfor students,featuring22 iMaccomputers.Students love thenew addition intechnology. The

Hull Fine Arts Center likewisesaw the addition of a newprojector for presentations on thebig screen, and this past summer,workers were on campus installingwireless access that will aidstudents and teachers in the useof all forms of mobile devices.And at the start of 2013, the Prepcommunity became familiar witha new look to Preps

website - one that came with anew design and functionality aswell as a portal log-in that isexpected to be further developedin the coming year.


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Mr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Abbott III

Mr. and Mrs. Clay Bednarz

Mrs. Ann Boardman

Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. BurrMary and Gerry Chambers

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chan

Dr. and Mrs. Ayaz J. Chaudhary

Mrs. Lori W. Davis

Dr. Scott S. De Rossi and

Dr. Katharine N. Ciarrocca

Dr. Ranjit Dhaliwal and Dr. Oksana

Demediuk

The Honorable and Mrs.

Neal W. Dickert

Mr. Mitchell F. Dolin

Mr. Tom Dozier

Dr. and Mrs. Asa D. Duggan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Duplantis

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Ewart

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodwin

Drs. Marshall and Margaret Guill

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. GuthrieMr. and Mrs. David Hagler

Mr. and Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV

Dr. and Mrs. Jed Howington

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Ivey

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Jacobs

Mrs. Peggy L. Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kuhar

Mr. and Mrs. William Kulovitz

Mr. and Mrs. Kipler S. Lamar

The artistic talents ofAugusta Preps students tookcenter stage in more ways thanone in 2012-2013 - in onecase drawing a large crowd ofspectators as the school held itsrst Evening with the Arts

event.

The evening, which drew alarge crowd, was a celebrationof performing and ne artsat the schools Hull Fine ArtsCenter and parts of the UpperSchool. It was a new structureto a past community eventcalled Arts Fest.This time, Lower Schoolstudent artwork was framedand on sale in the HutchinsonGallery while Middle andUpper School artwork andsculptures decorated hallwaysand rooms. Student-craftedbirdhouses also could be founddangling from tree branches inthe Teardrop area.Following a time for artwork

purchases, the crowd thenattended the nights Augusta

Prep Idol contest, whichfeatured special guest judgesand several student singers anddancers. All total, the eventhelped raise nearly $4,500for the schools Fine ArtsDepartment.Upper School students also

took a trip in April to the HighMuseum of Art in Atlantato see the Frida and Diegoexhibit that they had beenlearning about.In the area of PerformingArts, Prep students fared wellat this past years Regional

Literary and Music Contestthat was held on Prepscampus, with the schooltaking ve rst place awards.Those receiving awards were:Sarah Scott in ArgumentativeEssay;Trey Robertson andMorgan Rawson in DuoInterpretation; CharleyHagist in US Extemp;Adey Duncan, Lillian Peel,andTyree Cowell in GirlsTrio; and Ben Guthrie,Johnathan Kulovitz, Drew

Chamberlain, and NikoleshRao in Boys Quartet.


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Blue and Gold

($250 - $499)

Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bilodeau

Mrs. Dianne BurnsideMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside

Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeFer

Rev. and Mrs. LaRue Downing

Dr. Stevin Dubin

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Duplantis

Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Ford

Mrs. Adriene T. Goldman

Mrs. Monica C. Graser

Mrs. Pamela C. Grickis

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hudson, Sr.

Prep Center Stage

Featuring . . .

Honky Tonk

Angels

Guys and Dolls

FAME

In the spotlight, our studentsshowcased their immense actingand singing talent with fourimpressive performances - thatof Honky Tonk Angelsand Guysand Dollsin the Upper School,and Tom Sawyerand Famein theMiddle School.In Honky Tonk Angels, theaudience caught a glimpseinto the lives of three very

different women - played byAdey Duncan, Lillian Peel,

and Kenzie Baker - all having athread in common, being fromTexas and dreaming of beinga country music singer. Theperformance included music byband membersJ.P. Jeffcoat,Taylor Swan,Josh Byrd, Harry

Judd, and Rachael Friedman.Later in the school year, Guysand Dollshit the stage. Themusical took place before a muralbackdrop that was the brainchildof local professional artist and

Prep parentTom Nakashima,who along with Prep Fine ArtsHeadTara Chokshi, headed

up a workshop of students topaint the city landscape scene.The production also involvedthe assistance of a professionallighting designer out of Chicago,Jared Moore.The year wrapped up with theMiddle School offering the80s classic Fame, featuring suchstudents as Hamp Gibbs and

Ciara Meadows.

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Mr. Jackie Latham and

Dr. Jacqueline Ojimba

Dr. and Mrs. Grant Loo

Todd and Lee Merchen

Dr. Carla Morgan-Gibbs

Mr. and Mrs. David Mosier, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr.

Nan Neef RichardsMr. and Mrs. J. Haley Roberts, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott

Mrs. Samuel H. Sibley

Dr. and Mrs. James E. Sinex

Thomas and Janice Sinex

Mr. and Mrs. Preston J. Sparks

Drs. Clay and Leila Stallworth

Mr. and Mrs. James N. Taylor

Dr. and Mrs. Damon Templeton

Dr. Ted W. Weatherred

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Williams

Mrs. Jeanette Zellars-Walker

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wide receiver Nate Pylantwas named to the All-AreaTeam byThe Augusta Chronicle.The golf team achieved botha region championship andstate runner-up status. TheGirls Tennis squad reachedthe state nal four. BoysSoccer reached the FinalFour, and Girls Soccer won

region and also made it tothe state Final Four as didthe volleyball team. VarsityBoys and Girls Cross-Country also captured regionchampionships.

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It was an exciting past year

in athletics at Augusta Prep,starting with the rst homenight football game underthe lights.

A large crowd, to includesome invited from theneighboring Springlakessubdivision, packed inand around the then-limited bleacher seating toexperience a game illuminatedby the schools newly installedeld lights. Fans also enjoyedtracking the score on a newscoreboard made possiblewith the help of the AthleticBooster Club.Later in the school year the

lights also illuminated the rstnight soccer match at Augusta

Preps campus. And amongthe 40 sports teams spanningAugusta Preps Middle andUpper School, there wasmuch success on the eld,track, and courts.Eleven teams reachedpost-season play in a statetournament. The BoysSwimming Team was the

state runner-up in the statetournament held at GeorgiaTechs aquatics center -just barely missing the topplacement and featuringtwo rst place nishesbyAustin Chung in the100 breaststroke and 200individual medley.In its third year in existence,

the football team took theregion championship, and

Dr. and Mrs. Sean Javaheri

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Judd

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Katz

Dr. and Mrs. Craig T. Kerins

Mr. and Mrs. David G. Kerr

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCutcheon

Mr. Federico Medina and Dr. Elizabeth

Messulam-MedinaMr. George S. Nicholson 02 and

Mrs. Ann Marie Nicholson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Osborne, Jr.

Mr. Matthew and Dr. Michelle Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Pollak

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Powell

Ms. Amanda Ramirez

Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Rice

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Seigler

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sussman

Drs. Mary and Philip Thomas

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Turner

Mrs. Hollis Boardman Willig

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Woodhurst III

Drs. Peter and Avis Yount

Mr. and Mrs. Zheng C. Zheng

Pen and Sword($100 - $249)

Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adkins

Mr. Daniel A. Aidoo and

Dr. Mary E. Arthur

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Alee

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Amrhein

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Anderson III

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Mr. and Mrs. John R. Anderson

Ms. Daniela Andronic

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Askew III

Mr. William B. Avery

Mr. P. Baxter Bailey

Ms. Elizabeth A. Baird

Mr. and Mrs. N. Dudley Baird, Sr.

Mrs. Anne C. BartonDrs. Benjamin and Deborah Bashinski III

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Bissell

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boardman, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bovard

Mr. Steven B. Boyd

Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brand

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brett

Steve and Leslie Brousseau

Ms. Christy Brown

Dr. D. S. Brudno

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buckley

Dr. and Mrs. Donald T. Burns

Mr. and Mrs. Joao E. Cardoso-Neto

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cavanaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Cavanaugh

Dr. and Mrs. Sherman M. Chamberlain

Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton S. Clark

Mrs. Elizabeth H. CooperMrs. William P. Copenhaver

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Corey

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cowart

Ron and Jolene Cumpton

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Czura

Ms. Deborah Hamilton Davis

Dr. and Mrs. Glenn C. de Graaf

Mr. and Mrs. Alain De Greef

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dorn

The 2012-2013 school yearat Augusta Prep ended just asa major project began for thefuture of the Cavalier athleticprogram.Construction began on theCavalier Stadium projectwithin days of Augusta

Preps Commencement, andjust a few short weeks latera groundbreaking was held,involving Augusta Prep andColumbia County governmentofcials as well as student/athleteJoseph Shaver.Despite several rainy days, thework progressed at a rapid pace,

and the Cavaliers now have anew structure on campus for the

2013-2014 school year to use forbetter viewing of athletic contestsand for creating newAugusta Prep traditions.The stadium was introduced to acrowd at the schools rst footballgame of the year onAugust 23. The stadium was

the culmination of a fundraisingcampaign that included nearly 60donors who made gifts rangingfrom $25 to $300,000. Thedrive was part of an overallfundraising campaign thatincluded the Lighting theWay campaign to installstadium lights at the schoolsathletic eld. The $300,000

anonymous gift helped

jumpstart the stadium project.The new stadium has a capacityof 490 seats nearly doublethat of the two bleachersthat had previously served asseating. The next phase offundraising involves a BoosterClub drive to build a press box

on the opposite side of theeld from the stadium. Thegoal is to raise $65,000.

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Downing

Ms. Rebecca L. Dozier

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dozier

John and Charlotte Ealick

Mr. and Mrs. A. Brian Estroff

Mr. Oscar Fernando and

Dr. Juanita Trimor-Fernando

Robert and Carol FiorlettaMr. and Mrs. Andrew Franzone

Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Friedman

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gentil

Ms. Shirley Gillikin

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene G. Gojda, Sr.

Jack and Cathy Hall

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Helfgott

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Helmich

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hollingsworth

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hudson

Gerald and Vilena Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus King, Jr.

Drs. Robert and Jessica Kogel

Dr. and Mrs. Kent Kronowski

Dr. Lawrence Lamb, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry D. Lee

Ms. C. Hope Lifsey

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Long

Mr. and Mrs. James I. MasiongaleMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Maskey

Mrs. Roy B. McCutcheon, Jr.

Darren & Cindy Meadows

Ms. Christine Miller-Betts

Ms. Marion Mills and

Mr. Robert R. Mills, Jr.

Michael Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Moss, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Murray

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Nakashima

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Augusta Prep Middle andUpper School students alsoagain participated in theschools second annual PrepService Day, which involvedMiddle School studentsoverseeing several cleanupefforts on Augusta Prepscampus and Upper Schoolstudents venturing out intotheir community to volunteerat such organizations as theColumbia County Cares FoodPantry, Columbia CountyCommunity Connection,Goodwill, the HumaneSociety, the Garden CityRescue Mission in downtown

Augusta, the Jessye NormanSchool of the Arts, and theAugusta Canal and MagnoliaCemetery for litter cleanup.Throughout the school year,Upper School students alsoparticipated in a recyclingeffort each Friday, collectingthe recyclable waste ofthose on campus and sortingthrough it for purposes ofturning in the results for acredit. Recyling canisterswere placed throughoutAugusta Preps campus aspart of the effort.

Outreach

Among many ofAugusta Preps studentoutreach efforts this yearwas the Its Spooky to BeHungry food drive, whichPrep students participated inby walking through the nearbySpringlakes neighborhoodin October and collecting

food and money donations.All total - to include thecollections of a few othergroups - 1,758 pounds ofnon-perishable food wascollected in Springlakes aswell as $1,992 in monetarydonations.


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Those Who Prepare Mr. and Mrs. Fredie Williams, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. John G. WrightMr. and Mrs. Bennett A. Yort

An academy with a connection to a past GreenJacket winner helped an Augusta Prep teacherfurther master her skills in her eld of expertise this

past summer.Augusta Prep Middle School math teacher PeggyKellywas accepted into this years MickelsonExxonMobil Teachers Academy for math andscience teachers. She was one of just nine teachersin Georgia selected and among just more than200 teachers nationwide chosen. The week-longprofessional development academy took place inlate July in Jersey City, N.J., with all expenses paid.The Academy designed for 3rd through 5th grade

teachers - was launched in 2005 after Phil and AmyMickelson partnered with ExxonMobil to developthe opportunity in conjunction with the NationalScience Teachers Association and Math Solutions.According to the Academys website, TheMickelsons wanted to develop a program thatinspires teachers from across the country in mathand science and equips them with interactiveteaching tools to ignite their students passionfor these subjects. They also wanted to create aprogram that helps to develop the next generationof science savvy citizens who will grow up to makethe next breakthrough in medicine, in energy, or inany of the growing number of elds that require asolid foundation in math and science.Math Solutions Professional Development, foundedby Marilyn Burns, and the National ScienceTeachers Association, design the curriculum. Kellysaid she was very excited to be part of something

that is so cutting edge and directly related to

Preps efforts to embrace 21st Century educational

practices.There were more than 1,500 teachers who appliedfor the Academy from throughout the country.According to the Mickelson Academy, Kelly waschosen based on her qualications, dedication toinspiring students and (her) overall commitment toenhancing the teaching profession.Since the Academy launched, more than 3,600teachers have attended, affecting the lives of morethan 230,000 students nationwide, according to the

Academys website.

1 Peggy Kelly was just one ofnine teachers statewide to bechosen for this years ExxonMobileTeachers Academy.

Collegiate

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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall B. Allen III

Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Bacheller

Ms. Moe Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft

Mr. Brenton T. Bird

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bobbitt III

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Bowling

Ms. Willie Brewer

Nicole R. W. BrooksMr. William Brooks

Mrs. Carter B. Brown

Mrs. Debbie Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Brown

Dr. Michelle L. Brown

Will and Aubrey Bryant

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bui

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Carver

Shishir and Tara Chokshi

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. ClearyMr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cloutier

Mr. Chad Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Tilden W. Collier

Rep. and Mrs. Atticus

Jerome J. Connell, Jr.

Mrs. Roberta Copenhaver

Ms. Ruth Crafton

Ms. Joy Craun

Mr. Benson G. Crawford

Travis and Debbi Crowson


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Dr. and Mrs. Paul Dainer

Mr. and Mrs. William Davison, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dickson

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Doris, Jr.

Miss Lindsey O. Doris

Mrs. Elsa M. Duncan

Ms. Victory Duncan

Ms. Sara EatonMs. Sandra Eberhart

Ms. Danielle M. Estey

Miss Chelsea M. Fechter 09

Miss Sarah M. Fechter 11

Ms. Bernice Fields

Dr. Rob & Cindy Foster

Dr. and Mrs. Murray Freedman

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Freitag

Davy and Laura Fuller

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glassman

Mrs. Melissa Gojda and Mr. John K. Gojda

Ms. Janice G. Harden

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hartman

Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Hawkins

Miss Emily A. Helmich

Ms. Sarah Herring

Clare and David Hooks

Mr. and Mrs. Russel F. Hovater

Mr. Zachary HowardMr. and Mrs. William W. Irwin

Ike and Cornelia Isaac

Ms. Sheron D. Jenkins

Ms. Laura Johnson

Mr. Thomas E. Jurczak

Dr. and Mrs. Sravankumar Kavuri

Mr. Franklin Kennedy

Mr. Ryan Kho and Dr. Christine Crookall

Mr. Charlie King, Jr.

Bruce Kroeschell

Those Who PrepareUpper School Math teacherTim Shaferis accustomed to numbers and how they carrysignicance. And this past school year, one in

particular stood out - that of the number nine.This past school year marked Shafers ninthtime being named by an Augusta Prep STARstudent as the schools STAR teacher.STAR student Drew Chamberlain choseShafer for the honor. Chamberlain, whograduated this past year and will be attendingHarvard, was one of four students in ShafersAdvanced AP Calculus class.Shafer started working at Augusta Prep in2001. He has 30 years of experience inteaching mathematics, 12 years with a mathteam, and 26 years coaching baseball (16 as ahead coach).At Augusta Prep, Shafer teaches HonorsAlgebra II and AP Calculus, as well as anAdvanced Calculus course for students whohave completed AP Calculus before theirsenior year. He also coordinates Squad M

(Augusta Preps Math Team) contests andtrips. His other major role is serving as HeadBaseball Coach.Augusta Prep is a special place, Shafersaid. The students are capable and diligent,and the opportunities in mathematics andbaseball (two of the many possibilities) areexcellent.It is a privilege to teach and coach here.


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Those Who PrepareIn the Lower School,professional developmentopportunities have been abundant

for faculty.Susan Reynolds, Victory

Duncan, Heidi Robinson,and Lalitha Kavuri all attendedOrton-Gillingham training thispast school year.Orton-Gillingham is consideredthe gold standard for teachingstudents with dyslexia to read.But it was discovered that the

techniques also help all childrento best learn phonemic awareness,the crucial building block togreat reading. With this training,Augusta Prep now has the onlyO-G trained teachers in the

CSRA. This summer, LaurenIvey, Susan Yarbrough, andSusan Reynolds also attended theiSummit in Atlanta - a two-dayconference that taught them howto best use new iPads in theirclassrooms. Also this summer,Lalitha Kavuri attended a six-daytraining in Chicago to become acertied dyslexia screener, makingher the CSRAs only such

certied screener.

Mrs. Doreen Layug and Mr. Leo Layug

Ms. Denise Lewis

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long

Mr. James T. Mason

Jamie and Carrie McAteer

Mr. and Mrs. George S. McCall II

Ms. Diana McElmurrayMr. William T. McKellar

Mrs. Monica Messner and Mr. Joshua

Messner

Ms. Sheila H. Owen

Brandon and Liz Paige

Mrs. Sherry L. Powell

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Price

Stan and Kirsten Pylant

Mrs. Brigida R. Ramos

Dr. and Mrs. S.C. Rao

Mr. Michael R. Ray

Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Redmond

Mr. David G. Reid 00

Mrs. Anna Waller Robbins

Ms. Heidi Robinson

Mrs. Sherice Sanders

Mr. Thomas A. Sea

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shafer

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ShafferMike and Nancy Sizemore

Mr. Craig W. Spratt

Mr. Oliver Spratt

Ms. Sarah Stevens

Mr. Brian A. Tanner

Mr. Melvin Tartt

Mrs. Marsha Vaughn

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Vetter

Mr. and Mrs. JonPaul Virgo

Mrs. Katharine Harding Wanderer


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Those PreparedAugusta Prep alum Marianna Williams 08

has been preparing for a cool trip Arctic Circlecool, that is.

Its really cool to be doing studio based researchwith experts on the rapidly changing arcticenvironment, said the Augusta resident of herplanned travel with a group of scientists and otherartists like herself to the Arctic Circle as part ofThe Arctic Circle Program. I think Im like theyoungest person on the boat.Williams, who recently graduated from the RhodeIsland School of Design and this year started theinterdisciplinary art and design studio Mill Works

in Augustas Sutherland Mill, said she had heardabout the project and decided to inquire about it.She was later notied she had been accepted asone of just a handful of scientists and artiststo go on the month-and-half-long journey,which was set to take place in September andOctober.TheArctic Circle is an annual expeditionaryresidency program that brings togetherinternational artists of all disciplines as well asscientists, architects, and educators, according to itswebsite. While in the Arctic Circle, Williams saidher task will be to document her environmentalsurroundings through drawings and through somedocumentary lm footage. Williams harkens back toher days atAugusta Prep in stating where her loveof art rst ourished:I moved to Prep for the art program and

foreign language, she said. Thats where it

started. If I didnt have that (experience andopportunity) I wouldnt be doing this.

A book authored byDr. TillmanNechtman, a 1993 graduateof Augusta Prep, was recentlyselected as the book of the monthby the British Scholars Society.Dr. Nechtmans book is titledNabobs Empire and Identity in

Eighteenth-Century Britain.

1,626Number of Prep Alumni

CAVALIER STADIUM

PLATINUM

Anonymous

David & Susan Knox

Dr. John W. & Nancy N. Richards

GOLD

The Dr. Jewell B. Duncan Family

Dr. & Mrs. R. Glen Owen, Jr.

Barry & Beth Storey

SILVER

The Charles J. Goodwin Family

BRONZE

Mr. & Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott

The Grickis Family

Dr. & Mrs. Jed Howington

Catherine & Jeff Knox

The Long Family

Tray White

Mr. Charles Wiggleton

Mr. Anthony Williams

Ms. Jeannie Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williamson

Mrs. Robin Anne Wills

Dr. and Mrs. M. Neil Woodall

Mr. Philip T. WoodsPhilip Woods & Sandy Woods

Ms. Kristian L. Woodward

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wright

David and Susan Yarbrough

Mrs. Christi L. Yeager

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zucco


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Those PreparedAugusta Prep Alum Stacey Mason, 97, returned

to her alma mater in February for an Alumni Lunchn Learn event for junior and senior Upper School

students.Mason, who is currently a manager at The HarbourGroup - a boutique public affairs rm located inWashington DC - spoke about such topics as the MiddleEast, public affairs, and international government clients.At The Harbour Group, Mason administers clientprojects including strategic planning and programdevelopment for the rms international governmentalclients, and manages US public diplomacy and outreachprograms for the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates

in Washington DC.Prior to joining The Harbour Group in June 2010,Mason worked in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates,for the Abu Dhabi Government. During her time inthe UAE, Ms. Mason served as a special assistant tothe Director-General of the Abu Dhabi Education

Council (ADEC) and was a member of the policyplanning staff, thus playing a key role in the emiratessocial development initiatives.Mason told students at the Lunch n Learn event

how she got involved in such a global career and howAugusta Prep helped prepare her before going on toreceive her BA in Political Science from the Universityof Georgia and a Masters degree from AmericanUniversitys School of International Service.Mason spoke about the small class sizes of AugustaPrep and how that was very helpful in her academicdevelopment. She also spoke about her experiencesin the United Arab Emirates. In addition to her role

at The Harbour Group, Mason currently serves asan advisor to several philanthropic and communitydevelopment organizations in DC.

Matthew Shafer, a 2009graduate of Augusta Prepand son of Augusta PrepMathematics Teacher TimShafer, was recently nameda US Gates CambridgeScholar and will study at theUniversity of Cambridge in

England.

The Lirette Family

Bill & Gwen Rosenblum and FamilyMr. & Mrs. Fred M. Sims, Jr.

COACHS LEVEL

Miriam Jones Atkins, M.D.

Stephen & Kristin Beazley

Mr. & Mrs. James J. BernsteinGrady, Jennifer & Emerson Blanchard

Clayton Boardman III

The Goldman Family

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hagler & Family

The Ingram Family

Grey & Holley Murray

VARSITY TEAM LEVEL

Class of 2013

Doug & Julie BatchelorNathan & Eileen Brandon

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside III

The Dorn Family

Mr. & Mrs. J. Martin Ford

Georgia Bank & Trust Company

Becky Gilmore

Mr. & Mrs. Levi W. Hill IV

The Holodak Family

Dr. & Mrs. Jerry Howington

The Hunnicutt Family

The Kulovitz Family

The Layman Family

The McKnight Family

Ed & Wondal Perry

Taylor BMW

Danny & Polly Williams


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A Fond FarewellAnd a Warm Welcome

Recently retiredUpper School HeadJanHicks received a fond

farewell from students,parents, and the facultyand staff of Augusta Prepas the 2012-2013 schoolyear came to a close.Most notably, studentsheld a special assembly inher honor, showcasing a

video that they had createdreminiscing of their timewith Hicks.

Hicks joined Augusta Prepin her role in 2005 afterretiring as Fort Gordonscommanding general.As Hicks wrapped up theyear, she helped preparefor her successor -Stephen Schools.

Schools has more than22 years of education

experience and comesto Augusta Prep as theformer Head of UpperSchool at The Boys LatinSchool of Maryland inBaltimore, where hehad served since 2009.Schools holds a diploma

from Porter-Gaud School,a B.A. from University ofNorth Carolina Chapel

Hill, an M.A. Ed. from TheCitadel, and his M.Ed. fromColumbia University.Mr. Schools is aconsummate educationalprofessional, AugustaPrep Head of SchoolBecky Gilmore said.His independent schoolbackground, his varied

experiences in excellentschool programs, andhis understanding of theimportance of fostering 21stcentury skills while honoringour tradition of academicexcellence will serve AugustaPreps forward-thinking

Strategic Vision well.Gilmore credits Hicksfor leaving AugustaPreps Upper School inexcellent shape for its

new Head.Her leadership has setthe standard high andher commitment to asmooth transition hasalready been proven...She will be missed byall of us.

During the 2012-2013school year, Augusta Prepwas pleased to announcethe completion of a $1million endowment

fundraising campaign.The schools Framing theFiftieth Campaign was

launched in February2011 to celebrate the

schools 50th anniversary.Because of the successin raising $1 million, anadditional $500,000 giftwas made to AugustaPreps endowmentin support of itsacademic program and

faculty professionaldevelopment, bringing

the total raised tojust more than $1.5million. The matchinggift was generouslymade possible by pastAugusta Prep parentand current grandparentAnn Boardman, who

wanted to inspire othersto support Augusta Prep.

Boardman also gavea separate $500,000

donation as part of theinitial campaign. Nearly100 donors made giftsranging from $15 to sixgures as part of thecampaign.

Helping Frame the Future

CAVALIER CLUB

The Belangia Family

David & Rebecca Blair

Hutton & Nolan Brandon

Michael & Lindsay Bui

Mrs. Thomas R. Burnside, Jr.

The Crowson Family

The DeFer FamilyNeal & Floride Dickert

Mike & Robin Downing

Matt & Lauren Ivey

Bob & Rohe Kuhar

David & Camilla Reid

Mr. & Mrs. Wes Reynolds

Harry & Rita Roth

The Sinex Family

Diane, Rebecca & Jimmy St. Louis

Anthony & Carol WarenzakThe Weinberger Family

GOAL SCHOLARSHIP

Dilip & Ela Amin

Miriam Atkins

Steve & Mary Bancroft

Doug & Julia Batchelor

Clay & Sandra BednarzPaul & Jan Bilodeau

David & Rebecca Blair

Braye & Tori Boardman

Clay Boardman

Harold & Carol

Boardman

James Bower & Elizabeth

McLeod

Nathan & Eileen Brandon

Michael & Lindsay BuiGeorge & Karen Burch


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Scott & Maribeth Burns

Ed & Sharon Burr

Joe & Ann Christian

Gary & Polly Cowart

Jeff & Wendy Davis

Bill & Ellen DeFer

Neal & Floride Dickert

Jim Duncan & TifniChambers

John & Charlotte Ealick

Herb & Deanna Fechter

Martin & Cindy Ford

Randy Frails & Marian

Ebron

Murray & Sandra

Freedman

Becky Gilmore

Mike & Rae LynneGuthrie

Harry & Rosie Herrmann

Jan Hicks

Jed & Heather

Howington

James Hudson & Julia

Knox-Hudson

John & Jennifer Hudson

Will & Stephanie HugginsJim & Karen Hull

Ike & Cornelia Isaac

Matt & Lauren Ivey

Sean & Katie Javahari

David & Susan Knox

Bill & Sarah Kulovitz

David LHeureux

Joe & Marisa Levy

Donald & Susan Loft

Wright & Sheri McLeod

Leading in the

Leadership Circle

Augusta Prep has a long tradition ofproducing leaders out in its community, andwithin the Prep family there are also thoseleaders who show their committment within theinstitution itself - namely the schools LeadershipCircle.This group of donors includes those who give$1,000 or more in a given school year. Theirsupport is crucial to our schools continuedstrong nancial standing, and each year weas a school thank those donors with a special

Leadership Circle event.This past years gathering took place at AugustaCountry Club. It was a well-attended eventand included brief remarks of appreciationfrom Augusta Prep Board Vice President GreyMurray and Augusta Prep Head of School BeckyGilmore.The Leadership Circle is just one more way ofshowing just how committed you are to ourschool, and it also serves as a great example in

stewardship to each of our students.Thank you again to all of our Leadership Circle

members who contributed this past year and tothose who join with us again this year!

G i Wi l


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Natalie McLeod

Browning & Melody McRee

Darren & Cindy Meadows

Robert & Nancy Merchen

Todd & Lee Ann Merchen

Michael Meyer

Preston & Traci Moss

William & Patricia MoyeGrey & Holley Murray

Jefferson & Keri Murray

Robert & Cam Osborne

Matt & Michelle Parker

Edgar & Wondal Perry

Jeff & Suzanne Perry

James & Jeanne Rawson

Rachel Ray & Ronald Brunner

David & Camilla Reid

Brad Reynolds & Rebecca RogersWill Rogers

William & Gwen Rosenblum

Chris & Laura Seigler

Abram & Karen Serotta

Fred & Tricia Sims

Jim & Jenny Sinex

Alan & Karen Smith

Arthur & Barbara Smith

Oliver & Lurene SprattDiane St. Louis

Lovorka Stojanov

Barry & Beth Storey

Damon & Kay Templeton

John & Barbara Trulock

Ted Weatherred

Pam Weinberger

Ashley & Anna Wilds

Going WirelessA Gift that Connects With our Students Future

Augusta Prep is now a wireless campus, and theschool has former Prep Board Chairman Jim Hulland his wife, Karen Hull, to thank for it.The Hull family recently donated a gift ofapproximately $68,000 in support of theinstallation of wireless access on the campus ofAugusta Prep as well as to help purchase mobiletablet devices for teachers.This generous gift from the Hull family broughtcampus-wide wireless access to Augusta Prepand allowed us to provide teachers with theirown devices, Head of School Becky Gilmore

said. This will enable teachers to strengthen theuse of technology in their classrooms. We aregrateful for this support, which made this dreama reality for Augusta Prep.

Mr. Hull said he and his wife are pleased tosee that the improvements are advancing thetechnologicalcapabilities of theschool, furtheradding to thegreat educationthat Prep offers.Prep has aspecial rolein educatingour children

and futuregenerations.Equally importantis that Prep playsa vital role in our community. Our communitymust have a quality K 12 non-sectarian schoolchoice to attract high-level professionals to ourarea. Prep lls the bill by providing superioracademics while exposing the whole child to arts,athletics, community service, and diversity. Karen

and I recognize the importance of Augusta Prepto the overall community.Having a wireless campus and state-of-the-artwireless devices for teachers will allow Prep tobetter fulll its important mission.


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TEAM SPONSORS

Doctors Hospital ER

Georgia Bank & Trust

Georgia Vitried

Ireland Electric

Johnson Motor Company

Maner Builders Supply Co. andRichmond Supply Co.

Pollock Company

Resource Management Augusta, Inc.

Sims Appraisal Services

Scott DeRossi, Jim Brown, Ken Moody,

and Bob Reichl

Studio 3 Design Group

The Vein Guys

GIFTS-IN-KIND

Augusta Prep Booster Club

Bartram Trail

Champions Retreat

Club Car

Comcast

Cudos

DoubleTree by Hilton Augusta

Hooters

Jim Hudson Lexus

John Deere

Putt-Putt Fun Center

Shooters

Sweetbriar Fair

The River Golf Club

Wedges & Woods

AUGUSTA PREP GOLF

CLASSIC 2012

FOUNDATIONSThe Knox Foundation

DOUBLE EAGLE

SPONSORS

Evans Fitness Club

TLC Medical Centre, Inc.

HOLE SPONSORS

Anna Doris Wilds, Franchise Consultant,

FranChoice

Anonymous

Augusta Plastic Surgery

Blanchard & Calhoun Insurance Agency, Inc.

Claffey Printing

IntelliSystems

Hagler SystemsPruett Ford & Associates

Sam G. Nicholson and the law ofce

of Nicholson Revell LLP

Summit Green Solutions

The Willcox Aiken

Transportation Solutions of Augusta

Zaxbys

INDIVIDUAL SPONSORS

ACC Construction Co.

Al Farlow

Franchise Locators, Inc.

Nathan and Eileen Brandon

Susan Stevens

FOOTBALL GIFTSMrs. Dianne Burnside

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Goodwin

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lirette

Dr. and Mrs. R. Glen Owen

Richmond Supply Company

Martha Sibley

DESIGNATED GIFTSAnonymous

Augusta Prep Parent League

Dr. Ranjit Dhaliwal and Dr. Oksana Demediuk

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Elliott

Sada HugginsMr. and Mrs. Wilson P. HugginsMr. and Mrs. James M. Hull

Mr. and Mrs. Sam G. NicholsonMrs. Mary Anne Roth

CORPORATIONSAbbott LaboratoriesBank o AmericaIngersoll-RandMicrosofMorris CommunicationsToyotaWells Fargo


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50th ENDOWMENT

FormFast

Knox Foundation

The Community Foundation for the

Central Savannah River Area

Toyota Dealer Match Program

Wachovia, A Wells Fargo CompanyMr. and Mrs. W. Franklin Abbott III

Dr. Miriam J. Atkins

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bancroft

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Bernstein

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blair

Mrs. Ann Boardman

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Connell

Mr. Richard N. Cook

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. CraisDr. and Mrs. Paul Dainer

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan, Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Asa D. Duggan, Jr.

Ms. Molly Dye Franklin

Dr. and Mrs. Murray Freedman

Ms. Becky Gilmore

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Herrmann, Jr.

Dr. Philip A. Horton and

Dr. Mary L. TysonMr. James B. Hudson and

Mrs. Julia R. Knox-Hudson

Mrs. Susan Mitchener Lambert

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Luckey

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Matheson, Jr.

Dr. Natalie B. McLeod

Mrs. Constance Hurden Munoz

Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Nesbit, Jr.

Mr. F. Fuller OConnor 78

Ms. Lynn Pollard

Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Porubsky

Mr. and Mrs. Dave B. Redmond

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shafer

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Sodomka

Mr. Martin Tanenbaum

MACK McLEODENDOWMENT

R. W. Allen & Associates, Inc.

Linda M. Albritton

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Bagwell

Mr. Cromwell Baun

Bobby C. Benedict

Mr. and Mrs. James W. BilodeauMr. Clayton P. Boardman III

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bowen

Debbie Bowen

Grady E. Bowen, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ace Brown

Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew, Jr.

The Honorable and Mrs. Neal W. Dickert

Edward E. Dickinson

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Duncan

Dr. Lois T. EllisonPaula W. Finley

Dr. Gregory L. Gay

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Glover

Dr. Steven T. Greenhaw

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hall

Mrs. Eleanor Hanson

Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Herrmann, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hodgens

Mrs. C. Thomas Huggins

Janice D. Insley

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Introcaso

Dr. and Mrs. Chester B. Kanavage

Andrew T. King

Dr. and Mrs. William R. Kitchens

Mr. James B. Hudson and Mrs. Julia R.

Knox-Hudson

Drs. Alan and Michal LaVine

Mrs. Celinda LevineKathryn J. Lohmiller

Candice McClung

Dr. and Mrs. J. William McCord

Margaret H. McCraney

Mr. Lionel P. McLeod, Jr.

Mrs. Norman B. McLeod, Jr.

Dr. Donald J. Mirate

Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Murray

Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ParkerJane Bonner Peacock

Malcolm Powell

Mr. Richard Presnell

Silas Chase Read and

Laura Doster-Holbrook Chase

Dr. and Mrs. David E. Reid

Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Serotta

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Shaffer

Dr. and Mrs. Max E. StachuraMr. and Mrs. Stephen Steinberg

Dr. and Mrs. William Strong

Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Tobakos

Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Trotter

Dr. and Mrs. T. Barrett Trotter

Mr. and Mrs. WM. Michael Warren, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. T.B. Watkins

Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. White

Drs. Peter and Avis Yount


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