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F u l l S t e a mA h e a d

Spirit Auction 20202

CHARLES WRIGHT ACADEMY 3F u l l S t e a m A h e a d

Greetings from the head of school

Tonight, we celebrate Tarriers moving forward. As Head of School, I see how our community of faculty, staff, families, and friends make Charles Wright an excellent place to be a student. Because of you, students are empowered to be explorers and innovators who navigate the future with confidence, just as our iconic mascot did in the 19th century as they brought the railroad to the Pacific Northwest. The Tarrier symbolizes perseverance to push the boundaries of what is possible, and that is what we are here to do tonight for our students.

When you look around, you will see the work of the dedicated volunteers who transformed the Dome into a grand terminal, complete with a central dining hall, and stations for building community — all embellished with Tarrier pride. Please join me in thanking them for hosting a memorable evening. This group lent their time, talents, and treasures to procure items, gifts, sponsorships, and partnerships for us to invest in the student experience.

Academic challenge and excellence is our commitment. It is our legacy

and the first of our core values in pursuit of student success. This year’s Fund-A-Need provides the indoor physical framework for students to achieve their best. Whether it is an updated learning space, classroom, hallway, or athletic facility, Tarriers of all ages have spent the year crafting an innovative vision for what indoor updates will allow them to feel more welcomed and engaged. We have the opportunity to bring their vision to life tonight.

I look forward to seeing everyone on board for an exciting evening, Full Steam Ahead! Welcome to our 33rd annual Spirit Auction!

Matt CulbersonHead of School


2020 LeadershipWelcome

from the 2020 auction leadership committee

Welcome to Full Steam Ahead! Thank you for joining us in celebrating our CWA community at our largest event of the year. The CWA mission statement, “To inspire active, joyful learning while nurturing and challenging our students to develop the character, creativity, and skills to successfully navigate the future with confidence,” inspired our committee to celebrate our past as we spring forward “Full Steam Ahead” into our future.

CWA Tarriers are preparing to launch into the 21st century with just as much perseverance and excellence as the Tarriers of the 19th century. The Tarrier who once laid 7,000 miles of track inspires the CWA Tarrier who learns on our 107-acre campus and out in the community. Tarriers get things done.

So this evening, CWA parents, guardians, alumni, trustees and friends will come together for a great evening of entertainment, dining, and bidding on premium auction items

in support of helping our school and students “Navigate the Future with Confidence!” We have worked hard to offer you amazing experiences and excursions, as well as a Fund-A-Need that will inspire “Active, Joyful Learning” throughout our campus.

So, “All Aboard!” Get ready to raise your paddle high and raise it often. Your generous contributions tonight will make a lasting impact on students and faculty.

Thank you to our generous sponsors, parent volunteers, and staff who have worked tirelessly to make this evening a celebration of community and our school. We could not have done this without you!

Last, but certainly not least, we would like to thank all of you for being a part of this vibrant community. We would not be here without your love and support.

Cassandra Will, Jessica Corddry, Ellen Middleton, Liz Snyder, and Chiarina Iregui.


Auction Leadership Committee

Cassandra Will

Chiarina Iregui

Ellen Middleton

Jessica Corddry

Liz Snyder

Class Art Project Coordinator

Ann Vogel

CWA Auction Coordinator

Jessica Mason

Dessert Dash

Stephanie Gaston

Decor Chair

Chiarina Iregui

Display

Deb Sclair

Procurement

Chair: Jennifer Smith

Andy McMillin

Cassandra Will

Cheryl Pratt

Erica Singh

Jamie Nagaich

Julie Brink

Kelley Turner

Maribel Arias

Mimy Eng

Senior Class Volunteer Coordinator

Leon Phillips

Volunteer Coordinator

Brenda Mueller

2020 Leadership


• Upon receiving their buyer packet, the buyers are responsible for checking all terms and conditions on each and every item. Auction packages are not refundable.

• Bid numbers are located on the back of programs, which will be recognized by the auctioneer. Please hold your program so it can be easily seen.

• In accordance with laws of the state of Washington, a bid acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item that is bid upon. By bidding in the auction, each bidder agrees to abide by the auction rules here stated.

• Payment in full this evening is mandatory. Cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Allow 30 minutes from the time your item is recorded before reporting to checkout to pay for the item. We request that everyone settle their account by 10:30 p.m. on March 7, 2020.

• All purchases are FINAL. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items either at Charles Wright or at the donor’s place of business, unless specifically stated otherwise.

• Under no circumstances are bidders allowed to approach staff/donors to request a duplicate item from the auction. Items that are allowable for duplication will be governed during the bidding process by CWA’s Development administration.

• The auctioneer reserves the right to settle any and all disputes, complaints, misunderstandings, errors, and sales at his discretion. The auctioneer is the final decision-maker on all live auction activities.

• The committee reserves the right to add or withdraw, without notice, items to or from the auction.

• Any item not receiving the required minimum bid may be removed from the auction.

Bidding Rules

Starter SaladSpring Mix with Walnuts, Craisins,

Gorgonzola, and Red Onion,

with Fig Balsamic Dressing on the side

Entrée (Gluten Free)

Grilled Steak with a Bacon Demi Glaze

Au Gratin Potatoes

Asparagus Spears

Rustic Rolls and butter

Vegetarian Entrée(VEGAN AND Gluten Free)

Tofu Curry with Peppers

and Pea Pods

over Steamed Rice

Dessert Dash

D i n n e r M e n u


• Please pay attention to all conditions, restrictions, and expiration dates on items and services. Restaurant certificates do not include liquor, tax, or gratuities unless otherwise indicated. Except where noted by the donor, all services, tickets, certificates, etc., must be used within one year of the auction and are subject to mutually agreed upon times and dates. CWA assumes no responsibility for travel arrangements. No refunds will be made for canceled tickets and accommodations.

• The Charles Wright Spirit Auction committee has attempted to catalog and describe all items correctly, but all items are sold “as is.” CWA and the committee neither warrant nor represent, and shall not be responsible for, the correctness of description, genuineness, authorship, provenance or condition of the property’s donor-stated value. No statement contained in the catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability. Items have not been appraised unless so noted in writing.

• Successful bidders for the live auction must sign a receipt. At that time they should verify that the registered phone number, amount of purchase, and item description are correct.

• Please use the receipt received at checkout to identify your items: Don’t go home without items you’ve won and paid for! Look for an auction volunteer in a black apron for assistance.

• All items must be picked up this evening. Any special arrangements due to size must be made at checkout. Charles Wright Academy is not responsible for items left behind.

TAX INFORMATION• Charles Wright Academy is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization.

Federal Tax ID # 91-0673111.

All purchases are tax-deductible as provided by law. Your tax-deductible contribution is limited to the excess of the contribution over the value of the auction item. Please consult your tax advisor regarding tax laws and items purchased. You will be provided with a receipt stating the value of your items for tax purposes.


1 GETAWAY

Welcome to the beach! Enjoy a three-night, four-day stay for up to 12 people in beautiful Seabrook. Get ready to relax, play and refresh yourself. Enjoy stunning ocean front views from the house and direct access to town. The home comes with 4 bikes for exploring, a theater room, a foosball table, family games and puzzles, a hot tub and a fire pit to keep you warm outdoors. And, not to miss is the spiral staircase leading to the fourth-floor tower, an amazing area to watch the waves or play games.

The main floor has a fully equipped kitchen that is great for cooking and entertaining. The dining room seats eight with additional room at the counter for four! The living room is comfortable and entertaining. Curl up with a book or watch movies on the smart TV. The main floor also has a full bath with tub and shower. Enjoy the spectacular views from the outdoor deck where you will find plenty of room to enjoy the day or sunsets. The basement has a bunkhouse room that sleeps 4 and a king guest room as well as a full bath with shower. The third floor has a king master with a balcony and two additional guest rooms, one king and one full, that share a full bath.

Also included in this package:

• Spa Elizabeth $100 gift card • Frontagers Restaurant $75 gift card • Wiley’s Water Sports $100 gift card • Harbor Greens $100 gift card • 2 bottles Domaine Le Clos des Lumieres Wine

Donors Kelley and Craig Turner, Wiley’s Water Sports, Harbor Greens, Le Sel Bistro

Restriction No smoking, no pets. The only dates not available are Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Value $4,259

Seabrook


Receive 10 reserved front-row seats to CWA’s 2020 commencement ceremony! You and your family have worked hard and have waited a long time for this very special day. Cheer for your graduate from the best seats in the house!

Also included in this priceless package are two beautiful handmade green and white glass ornaments etched with the CWA crest and the year - 2020.

Donors Charles Wright Academy and Juan and Sarah Iregui

2 10 Reserved front-row seats to 2020 commencement


Spiders, rocks, and trees! You’ll find them all on this forest-inspired bowl created by our youngest Tarriers, CWA’s Inaugural Preschool Class, to show off their love of nature.

Donors CWA Preschool and Calypso Glass

3 PRESCHOOL Class Art Project:

F I R S T- E V E R P R E S C H O O L A U C T I O N P R O J E C T !

MRS. FROSTHOLM& Assistant Teacher Weisberg

“I The Forest”


The art above is shown as a work in progress; the final piece may appear differently than pictured.

This masterpiece was inspired by the junior kindergartners’ color studies in science and art and the spectacular hues of nature. Our youngest artists used alcohol paints on 4-inch-by-4-inch white glass tiles to create a framed montage that blossoms with their energy and creativity.

Donors CWA junior kindergarten and Calypso Glass

4 Junior Kindergarten Class Art Project:

MS. GRIDER& Assistant Teacher Ms. Gjesdal

“My Colorful World”


Imagine yourself here! The Crane Resort was founded as Barbados’ first resort in 1887 and has always attracted a special kind of person to its extraordinary sandy beaches, spectacular vistas and unspoiled coast. At Crane Beach, pink, powder-soft sand graces your feet, a lush coconut grove sways in the tropical breeze and a golden Caribbean sun helps to make this the ultimate paradise for individuals, families and couples.

Enjoy a 7-night stay in a two bedroom, two bathroom suite at this one of a kind destination. This two king suite is best suited for 2 adults and up to 4 children.

Listed as ‘Top 50 Places to Go Before You Die’ in BBC’s Holiday Programme and ‘Top 25 Sexiest Beaches in the World’ by The Travel Channel . This is a trip you don’t want to miss!

A $500 Visa gift card is included to use toward travel.

Value $4,630

Restriction Saturday to Saturday stay. Must be completed in the month of September or October 2020. Expires 10/31/2020.Taxes and gratuity not included. Excursions and entertainment not included.

Donors The Horn Family

5 VACATION in

Barbados


Congratulations! Your child is Titus-Will’s next screen star! This package includes a supporting role in Titus-Will’s next commercial.

Donors Titus-Will Automotive Group and Trevor ’93 and Cassandra Will

Restriction Consent form must be signed. No guarantee of speaking part. Estimated time of filming is to be determined.

6 Titus-Will

for One CWA CHILD

Commercial Spot


Welcome to the neighborhood! To reflect their building of a learning community this year, the Class of 2032 has created an entire neighborhood out of glass houses with materials from Calypso Glass. Each kindergartner has built a house on a lot, and each house features its artist’s name. They have been fused-stitched together in a kiln to form a beautiful patchwork quilt before being mounted on stainless steel. Bid high to help your child’s neighborhood continue to flourish for years to come!

Donors CWA Kindergarten class, “Miz Candy” Anderson, and Calypso Glass

7 Kindergarten Class Art Project:

The art at right is shown as a work in progress; the final piece may appear

different than pictured.

Ms. BURDICK & Ms. EBALOAssistant Teachers Ms. Maryan & Ms. Bowlden

“Glass Houses”


Experience a wonderful family vacation in gorgeous central Washington! Enjoy a five-night stay in a beautiful, four-bedroom, 4.5 bath Suncadia vacation home.

This exceptional mountain retreat comfortably sleeps 10 and showcases the highest level of craftsmanship. It is designed to provide you with ample space to relax and rejuvenate. In addition to the main-floor master, there are two delightful junior master suites upstairs, along with a remarkable game room with a kitchenette, and a kids’ bunk room that sleeps four. The stunning main-floor great room and chef’s kitchen lead out to a spacious, sunny outdoor living space with a built-in barbecue and fire-pit facing tranquil views of the lake and golf course. And if you have to be connected to the outside world, there is Wi-Fi and high-speed Internet ready to go.

There’s something for everyone with this vacation package, including full access to the Suncadia Resort swim and fitness center. And if you choose to vacation during the winter, the kids will love ice skating at the Village Pavilion. So many activity choices at Suncadia! Make it your next family vacation.

Value $4,000

Restriction Mutually agreeable date. Expires March 2021.

Donors Darrell and Wendy Cochran

8 MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR 10 IN Suncadia


The first graders are spreading their wings! Reflecting the Class of 2031’s love of color, creativity, and flights of fancy, this Calypso Glass fused serving bowl features a kaleidoscope of dragonflies fluttering by!

Donors CWA first grade class, “Miz Candy” Anderson, Ms. Crozier and Ms. Kolbo, and Calypso Glass

9 First Grade Class Art Project:

Dragonfly Serving Bowl

Ms. CROZIER & Ms. KOLBOAssistant Teacher Ms. Johnson


LOCK BOX10

GRAND PRIZE:Two nights in Deluxe Accommodations plus Dinner for two in Shuckers Oyster Bar. The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is located just steps from Pike Place Market, the waterfront, museums, and world-class shopping. This landmark since 1924 has offered nearly a century of luxury service standards, while melding classic elegance with mid-century modern room décor.

Value $667

Restrictions Expires March 7, 2021. Parking, incidentals and gratuity not included.

Fairmont Olympic Hotel, SeattleBuy your key(s) during the silent

auction and try your luck at the lockbox for a chance to win a two-night stay at the luxurious Fairmont Olympic Hotel in downtown Seattle. Only five lucky guests will go on stage and one of you will be the grand prize winner!

FOR A CHANCE TO WIN 2 NIGHTS AT THE


Critically acclaimed artist Maeve Harris is best known for her talent of merging nature and the abstract. Maeve’s work has been featured on several nationally syndicated television programs and sold in print worldwide. And though she and her artwork are known publicly, we are blessed that she’s part of our community!

11 ARTWORK BY

“View from Chambers Bay” is an original mixed medium piece on canvas measuring 30 inches by 40 inches.

Value $5,100 Donor Maeve Harris

MaeveHarris


This incredible trip for up to six guests could be yours!

Paris Enjoy two nights in Paris at Hotel Regina, arguably the most exquisite Art Nouveau hotel in Paris. Situated across the street from the Louvre and around the corner from Tuileries Garden, this five-star hotel offers spectacular views of Paris. It is nestled in the perfect location for visitors who want to sightsee and shop. First opened in 1900, and fully renovated in 2015, the boutique hotel has Old World Parisian charm in spades.

Mougin, French Riviera From Paris you will enjoy a train ride to Mougins for a five-night stay in an Inspirato flat in the French Riviera. Mougins is the ideal getaway for adventurers who want to surround themselves in French history and culture. The village’s impressive culinary history makes for delicious date nights, and tours within the charming walled city known as the Old Village. If you’re looking for a warm day in the sun, head down to Plage Du Ponteil to catch some rays and snorkel through crystal clear waters.

A $500 Visa gift card is included to use toward travel.

Value $16,000

Restriction Flexible dates through 2021. Featured properties subject to availability. Comparable Inspirato properties guaranteed.

Donors CWA Board of Trustees and Inspirato

12 VACATION IN France


All aboard! Train cars created by each student encircle a table perfect for indoor or outdoor use – and always on time!

Donors CWA second grade class and Calypso Glass

13 Second Grade Class Art Project:

“Full Steam Ahead” Table

MR. HONG & Ms. PENNAssistant Teacher Ms. Johnson

The art at left is shown as a work in progress; the final piece may appear different than pictured.


Offering in-studio classes for individuals, families, and small groups.

Custom and commissioned fused glass artwork for home and yard.

360.265.0510

[email protected]

WE ARE HAPPY TO SUPPORT CWA’S AUCTION THROUGH

CLASS ART PROJECTS


Discover the heart and soul of Mexico in the iconic town of Tequila, Jalisco, one of Mexico’s iconic pueblos mágicos. The town is prized as a national treasure not simply as birthplace of the renowned spirit to which it lends its name, but also in recognition of the bright garland of history, legend and tradition that encompasses its very existence.

We invite you to visit La Rojeña, the oldest distillery in Latin America. Awaken your senses with a tasting experience under the guidance of a tequila expert, sipping the perfect margarita, an iconic drink originally created by Jose Cuervo®. Witness and learn about the process of tequila production. From the agave fields, through the distillery, to tasting the end product. Experience The Reserva de La Familia cellar where the oldest Tequila in the world sits. This is an experience unlike any other that you will not forget. It is enjoyable for Tequila novices and connoisseurs alike. Included:

• A $500 Visa gift card to use toward airfare

• Roundtrip airport transportation

• All meals, including breakfast at the agave fields and a private dinner party at the Hacienda José Cuervo

• 2-night Stay at Solar De Las Animas hotel in Tequila, Jalisco

Value $4,000

Restriction Dates available: •April: 6-8 •August: 10-12 •November: 9-11

Donor El Toro Restaurants

14 TEQUILA FOR TWO! Mexico


15 FUND-A-NEED

Imagine this moment:A student rushes into a building on our beautiful campus. It’s the Upper School commons, or Lower School hallways, or a Middle School corridor.

This is not just a building. It’s not just a hallway. It’s where that student will get the support and care they need to be nurtured and challenged.

It’s not just where that student eats lunch. It’s where they make lasting friendships and build a supportive community.

ave you ever wondered “What makes

an excellent student?” CWA thinks about

this a lot. In the last 63 years, 2850 total

students have walked the hallways of

our campus. Our thinkers, innovators,

communicators, collaborators,

stewards, and explorers are inspired

by a supportive community, engaging

experiences, and the world around them.

Learning Spaces

HInnovation and Design Labs Director Joe Romano recently engaged Middle School

students in a design thinking activity to brainstorm possible updates to the

underutilized “Press Box” area.


It’s not just a corner. It’s where that student turns daily habits into lifelong learning with lifelong friends.

Our students have been working all year in a design thinking process that has led to a vision for upgraded community spaces, so that these moments continue to happen every day. They’ve thought about things that no one else could think of — everything from the ambience of the space, to its accessibility. For example, Upper School students shared their hopes for the commons:

“I wish that there was a better way to configure the commons, so that it didn’t feel like we were so separate.”

“The commons is a really difficult space for me. Yesterday, I wanted to sit and relax between classes.”

“The outside area by the senior stage has a lot of potential and I wish we could use it more.”

Striving for excellence in all endeavors is in the DNA of Charles Wright Academy. We know that means excellent teachers, joyful

experiences, and a nurturing and challenging program. It also means inspiring and inviting spaces.

We have a powerful opportunity that will help us elevate our campus to the next level. Your investment in this year’s Fund-A-Need directly impacts how much of their vision comes to life. Together, we can enhance the student experience to be more inspiring, challenging, and nurturing so that every student who walks through our doors is ready to navigate the future with confidence.

The possibilities include new furnishings and designs to create a welcome and inclusive place for students to learn, work, and play in:

• The Upper School Commons

• Lower School Learning Pods

• Middle School “Press Box”

Possibilities include updated furniture in the Upper School Commons and Lower School Learning Pods.


The more you pledge at your table as a whole, the better the chance you have to choose your favorite dessert. Each person or couple will fill in their donation amount on the dessert dash pledge card on your table, and the table with the highest bid goes first. Choose from desserts made by our very own community or from Corina Bakery. Every table will receive a dessert, but you don’t want the leftovers, so pledge high!

Designate a runner for your table, the highest bidding tables will be called by number to send a runner for the dessert of choice,

Desserts have been generously donated by the Charles Wright community.

DESSERT DASH

get ready, get set, dash!


The table is set for the ultimate culinary experience! Sip, savor, and sample all the flavors from the finest NW chef creations with our Foodie Package.

The winning bidder of this package will receive:

• A dinner party for ten provided by hosts Ellen and Rick Middleton in their Olympia home. Dinner includes a cooking demonstration, meal, and book signing by local celebrity Chef Xinh Dwelley. Xinh has been featured on the Food Network and cooked for culinary stars Julia Child, Andrew Zimmer and Anthony Bourdain, just to name a few.

Value $3,425

Donors Rick & Ellen Middleton, Table 47, El Gaucho Seattle, Moctezuma’s Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar, Alaska Weathervane Scallops, Olympia Oyster Company, McMenamins Tacoma, and Asado.

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• A Chef’s Wine Dinner for two at El Gaucho in Seattle.

• A Tequila Tasting Dinner for six at Moctezuma’s Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Bar prepared by certified tequila expert Eliticia Orozco and Executive Chef, Marios Alegria.

• A 5-course seasonal Chef’s Dinner Experience with beverage pairings at Table 47 for eight guests.

• Also included is an Olympia Oyster Company gift basket, Alaska Weathervane Scallops, a $50 gift card to McMenamins, and a $100 gift card to Asado.

WHAT

are made ofFoodie Dreams

Xinh Dwelley


Our third graders’ study of local watershed and landforms informs this striking piece of fused glass art whose blues and greens reflect our Pacific Northwest home. Bid high as Mt. Rainier!

Donors CWA third grade class and Calypso Glass

17 Third Grade Class Art Project:

Ms. trummert & Mr. weinerAssistant Teacher Mr. Twiner

“The Watery Colors of the PNW”


Value $6,709

Restrictions Bennett Valley Home valid only from October 1-4, 2020.

Back Room Wine Tasting valid only on October 3, 2020.

Far Niente Wine certificates are for two sittings of eight people, tastings may be booked back to back for the entire group of 16 but not at the same time. Winning bidder must call the winery to book both tastings.

Tangerine Travel certificate expires March 7, 2021.

Donors Bruce McDonald ’84, Far Niente Winery, Back Room Wines, Travel Leaders - Travel Center Inc., Tangerine Travel, Kenwood Inn & Spa, and CWA’s Parent Association Steering Committee.

With more than 400 wineries, each with its own unique style, setting and history, Napa Valley offers something for everyone. This weekend getaway is for you and up to 15 of your friends. As the host, enjoy an early arrival with a one-night stay for two at the Kenwood Inn and Spa, then join your friends at the five-bedroom, seven-bath home in Santa Rosa. This modern Bennett Valley home features plenty of room with privacy and stunning views. During this three night and four day stay, you and your entire group will be treated to two wine tastings. Also included with this package is a $500 gift card for a driver, a $200 Tangerine Travel gift card, two bottles of wine, a matching luggage set, and a comfort travel kit.

Far Niente Winery Take an intimate walking tour through their historic tri-level winery and wine caves during this 90-minute tour and tasting experience. You’ll enjoy a seated tasting of current release wines and end with a taste of the sumptuous late harvest wine produced by Far Niente’s sister winery, Dolce.

Back Room Wines Located on the corner of First & Main Streets in the heart of Downtown Napa, Back Room Wines specializes in rare, hard-to-get, cult, and limited-production wines. This “Wines Off the Grid” tasting features four small production local wines made by wineries that don’t have a tasting room of their own.

18 VACATION IN Napa


Take a visual walk through the woods of Washington! Each fourth grader has created a tree in fused glass for this beautiful art piece that brings nature inside. Maybe you’ll even find a Sasquatch!

Donors: CWA fourth grade class and Calypso Glass

19 Fourth Grade Class Art Project:

Ms. CHEREK & MS. MCDERMOTTAssistant Teacher Ms. Irwin

“Woods of Washington”

The art at left is shown as a work in progress; the final piece may appear different than pictured.


20 $5000 spending spree at

TREE is an award winning design and furniture gallery here in Tacoma, founded by Nicole and Nigel Wakley and their two Tarriers: Blake, Grade 7 and Sam, Grade 8.

They curate collections with heart and sustainable stories. Visit them in their Heritage Gallery on 2416 S C Street, Tacoma or online at www.tree.co for a feeling to fall in love with.

And Nicole will standby to offer you complimentary interior design to turn your house into your dream home.

Value $5,000

Donors Nigel and Nicole Wakley

Tree


Inspired by their studies of America’s early history, our fifth graders created bursts of fireworks on glass discs that, inset into a reclaimed metal panel, form a masterpiece perfect for indoors or outdoors.

Donors CWA fifth grade class, Mr. Tom Hughes, and Calypso Glass

21 Fifth Grade Class Art Project: Metal and Fused Glass

Ms. WARD & MR. CLARKAssistant Teacher Ms. Irwin

“It’s a Celebration” Garden Panel

The art is shown as a work in progress.


Chance to win one of three prizes!

Buy as many raffle tickets as your heart desires! You will be buying a chance to win a trip, a gift basket with products and services provided by Studio Six, or a lump of coal. It’s a game of chance—what’s behind door 1, 2 or 3? Don’t miss out on your chance to find out! Tickets will be sold from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and three tickets will be drawn on stage during the live auction, each with a chance of winning big!

WHAT’S BEHIND THAT DOOR?

PRIZESVACATION Win a vacation at one of the spectacular properties from Inspirato’s Collection of luxurious vacation villas and top resort hotel rooms and suites. Choose from a list of trips ranging from three to five days long. The recipient will also receive travel planning services, local concierge service, daily housekeeping and all taxes and fees are included. Happy travels from your friends at Inspirato!

Value $3,500

Restriction Air travel and incidentals are not included.

Donor Inspirato

STUDIO SIX GIFT BASKET Gift Basket full of product and services from Studio Six in Gig Harbor

Value $300

Donor Studio Six

A LUMP OF COAL & A CWA ETCHED GLASS ORNAMENTStraight from the steam train!

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Value $3595

Restriction Excludes peak season as defined on the website. Does not include tax (11%) or service (10%), transportation or air travel. Expires March 7, 2021

Donors Tripp Kuehnis and Julie Vails

This is a vacation of a lifetime! Located directly on the sea in beautiful Northern Bali, Indonesia, The Mahalani includes two luxury, oceanfront villas, six air-conditioned bedrooms, a large infinity pool and tropical gardens that open directly onto the beach. Your stay includes all meals, served family-style, with private staff to take care of every detail. Enjoy a daily massage, rise for yoga or head out to sea in a traditional Balinese fishing boat to see the dolphins. You are invited to snorkel or scuba dive in the coral reef directly outside our private beach entrance where you can catch both the sunrise and the sunset. This is a five-day, four-night holiday with accommodations for up to 12 guests. Make it a destination family reunion or join with friends for a large group international getaway. Included is a $500 Visa gift card to use toward travel.

Villas Barat and Timur together have six bedrooms, five bathrooms including two open-air showers, two kitchens, two living rooms and two large, oceanfront verandas. Amenities include high-speed internet, flat-screen TVs with cable, snorkeling equipment along with a private chef, daily housekeeping and security.

23 VACATION IN Bali


Tarriers take flight! Inspired by the family of Osprey that live above Haertl Field, this life size mosaic will complement any northwest home. The winning bidder will fly home with an extra mosaic to show their 12th man pride!

Donors CWA eighth grade art class and Mr. Christopher Hoppin

24 EIGHTH Grade Class Art Project:

Mosaic Osprey


Name the CWA Loop for the 2020-21 school year in the honor of a student or someone you love!

Also included: A beautiful handmade green and white glass ornament etched with the CWA crest.

Donors Charles Wright Academy, and Juan & Sarah Iregui

25 NAME THE LOOP!

Fircrest Children’sDentistry

Stephen Beck, DMD

1501 Regents Blvd. #200 Fircrest, WA 98466

253-564-2222


TARRIER• Titus-Will Automotive Group

CHARLIE• LaborWorks Industrial

Staffing Specialists

• Columbia Bank

SPIKE• Aesthetic Surgery Centre

• Harbor Wholesale Foods

• Old Hickory Sheds, LLC

• Propel Insurance

• Rush Companies

• SkyBridge Therapies

• Sound Surgical Arts

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS• Alaska Weathervane Seafoods

• CORT Party Rentals

• El Toro Mexican Restaurant and Cantina

• Jonz Catering

• Middleton Family Wines

• SuperGraphics

• TREE

Thank You, Sponsors


Where thanks are due

* Represents donations received by February 14, 2020.

AUCTION ITEM DONORS

• ACT 3 Catering

• Alaska Weathervane Seafoods

• Alderbrook Resort and Spa

• Asado

• Back Room Wines

• Bill Schuver

• Bishops Cuts and Color

• Blake Goldberg and Dana ’83 Gaume

• Bruce McDonald ’84

• Candy Anderson

• Carol Duris

• Children’s Museum of Tacoma

• Christopher and Mieke Hoppin

• Cooke Canyon Hunt Club

• Craig and Kelley Turner

• Creative & Co.

• CWA Parent Association

• Darrell and Wendy Cochran

• Defy Tacoma

• Disneyland

• El Gaucho Hospitality

• El Toro Mexican Restaurant and Cantina

• Far Niente Winery

• Four Sisters Inns

• Galbraith Tennis Center

• Galvin Flying

• Gig Harbor Fly Shop

• Harbor Greens Market

• Heritage Distilling Company

• Historic 1625

• Hope Spring Photography

• iFly

• Inspirato Luxury Vacations

• Jennifer Weddermann

• Joseph Romano

• Juan and Sarah Iregui

• Kathy Dobler ’79 and Dave Dearth

• Kenmore Air

• Kids Obstacle Challenge

• Lakewood 911 Driving School

• Le Sel Bistro

• Maeve Harris

• Mandy Marcellis

• Manuel and Chiarina Iregui

• Mark and Dulce Ngo

• Matt and Jen Smith

• McMenamins Pubs and Breweries

• Michael and Jessica Kuluz

• Mike and Katie Opitz

• Moctezuma’s Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Bar

• Mount Rainier Railroad and Logging Museum

• Museum of Flight

• Museum of Glass

• Narrows Brewing

• Narrows Plaza Bowl

• Nikki Greene

• Northwest Sportscards

• Ocean 5

• Olympia Oyster Company

• PNW Tennis Centers

• Point Defiance Zoological Society

• Preston and Lori Sullivan

• Puget Sound Fly Company

• Revolution Prep

• Rick and Ellen Middleton

• Ruben and Maribel Garcia Arias

• Ryan and Jenni Fournier

• Seattle Cascades Professional Ultimate Team

• Seattle Storm

• Solomon and Tamara Horn

• Stephani and Justin Crozier

• Studio Six Salon

• Tacoma Arts Live

• Tangerine Travel

• Titus-Will Automotive Group

• Trader Joe’s

• Travel Center

• TREE

• Trevor and Cassandra Will

• Tripp Kuehnis and Julie Vails

• West Pierce Fire and Rescue

• Wiley’s Water Sports

• Zenith West Gymnastics


SPIRIT DOLLAR DONORS

• Andrew and Divya McMillin

• Blake Goldberg and Dana ’83 Gaume

• Craig and Kelley Turner

• Daphne Mackey and George Thompson

• George and Barbie Gonzalez

• Ian and Heather Toner

• Jeff and Nicole Stice

• Jefferson and Jessica Mason

• Jennifer Weddermann

• Joe ’88 and Gloria Mayer

• Joe and Liz Williams

• John and Liz Snyder

• Jon and Laura Rose

• Kevin and Trish Bozich

• Mark Hood and Linda Lee


• Michael and Jessica Kuluz

• Mike and Katie Opitz

• Peter and Julie Brink

• Rick and Ellen Middleton

• Rob and Brooke ’97 Judge

• Rod and Nancy Schauer

• Sands McKinley and Rita Irvin

• Steven and Shan Vipond

• Suraj and Erica Singh

• Susan and Jim Mayer

• Tim and Jessica Corddry

• Toby ’71 and Laurie Murray

• Trevor ’93 and Cassandra Will

FACULTY TICKET SPONSORS

• Devin and Joanna Branstetter

• Greg and Kris Failla

• Joe and Liz Williams

• Jolene Werden

• Loretta Chiu


• Sands McKinley and Rita Irvin

• Toby ’71 and Laurie Murray

Where thanks are due



PAST SPIRIT AUCTION CHAIRS

• 1988 Signe Twardowski

• 1989 Signe Twardowski and Pam Emmons Smith

• 1990 Pam Emmons Smith and Sandra Hamilton

• 1991 Sandra Hamilton and Buzz Folsom

• 1992 Buzz Folsom and Barb Young

• 1993 Barb Young and Sally Will

• 1994 Sally Will

• 1995 Steering Committee: Sue Ellen Foss, Sandy Jasper, Shirley Bourdeau, Martha Bargren, Wendy Phillips, and Joan Arnold

• 1996 Joan Arnold and Zari Semerdjian

• 1997 Shirley Bourdeau

• 1998 Lynne Murphy Badgley

• 1999 Lynne Murphy Badgley

• 2000 Linda Stocker and Gayle Hampton-Smith

• 2001 Gayle Hampton-Smith

• 2002 Sheri Shull and Kim Nelson

• 2003 Kat Stoker

• 2004 Kat Stoker and Liz White

• 2005 Kathy McGoldrick and Casey Gibson

• 2006 Casey Gibson and Kathy McGoldrick

• 2007 Casey Gibson and Cindy Grady

• 2008 Cindy Grady and Emily Dienst

• 2009 Emily Dienst and Kendall McGuire Leith ’90

• 2010 Emily Dienst and Laura Reynolds

• 2011 Manuel and Chiarina Iregui

• 2012 Manuel and Chiarina Iregui

• 2013 Chiarina Iregui and Kathy Hinz

• 2014 Kathy Hinz and Gretchen Griffin

• 2015 Jamie and Rajiv Nagaich

• 2016 Jamie and Rajiv Nagaich

• 2017 Jamie Nagaich and Nicole Rode

• 2018 Nicole Rode and Gina Weigel

• 2019 Cassandra and Trevor ’93 Will


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