TAS Annual Newsletter

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Zach Atkins, Episcopal CollegiateJackson Baber, Catholic HighAlyssa Burton, Episcopal CollegiateAlex Christie, Central HighPaulo Claudio, Pulaski Academy

David Cole, Catholic HighClayton Cunningham, Episcopal CollegiateAnkita Das, Central HighBailey Egan, Parkview HighGeorgia Gazette, Central HighPeter Gottschall, Episcopal Collegiate

Lauren Griffey, Parkview HighSeungmyn Ha, Episcopal CollegiateAli Hadidi, Central HighAmanda Jackson, Seoul American HighJake Jacoby, Pulaski AcademyCole Lacewell, Episcopal CollegiateJonathan Lanehart, Catholic HighArthur Lauzeral, FranceJackson Lewis, Central HighThomas Lewis, Central HighRory MacNicol, Episcopal CollegiateWill Mahaffy, Episcopal CollegiateMatthew Martindill, Central HighCollin McGowan, Catholic HighHannah McNeill, Central High

McKenna Mullis, Parkview High Alex Owens, Mount St. Mary HighElizabeth Palmer, Central HighAyesha Patel, Central HighRachel Peatross, Mount St. Mary HighRobin Raley, Central HighAustin Sanderson, Catholic HighAmy Scott, Central HighLogan Sorrells, Episcopal CollegiateBen Speight, Catholic HighEdouard Sur, New JerseyGinny Thornton, Cupertino High (California)Annika Warrick, Parkview HighBen Winter, Episcopal CollegiateEvan Yi, Central High

Congratulations

Class of 2010

We are proud of our Alumni; please keep us informed of how you are doing.

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ON To educate children

ages three through

eighth grade in a

challenging, loving

environment which

empowers them to

become efficient,

independent,

excited learners.

When the doors opened at The Anthony School for the 2010-11 school year, students had a lot to cheer about. Faculty and staff greeted them with enthusiasm in colorful classrooms with new technology and innovative ideas ready to challenge students to reach their potential.

The educational landscape evolving now at The Anthony School is a powerful force for change. Professional leaders at all levels collaborate because they share a vision for the school and for each child entrusted to them, and they think beyond the boundaries of their own school.

The Anthony School continues to embrace the strong foundations of the past sixty-five years, the foundations that anchor the stability of the mission of the school. The mission of The Anthony School is to educate children from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade in a challenging, loving environment which empowers them to become efficient, independent, excited learners.

Our school community is enjoying new additions in ever-expanding ways. The new cafeteria/activity area has opened more avenues of educational opportunities within the school as the students have taken advantage of every occasion to be onstage. This year, the cafeteria will also be available for events and groups that may need a large area for their special activity. The new soccer/multi-purpose field and the running trail have been a great workout area for our Anthony teams, as well as a walking area for our neighborhood community.

Investing in the future of a student at The Anthony School reflects your commitment to ensuring that the school continues to be a premier academic PreK 3 – 8th grade school in the state of Arkansas. The dollars you provide, whether through tuitions & fees or annual fund & capital campaign contributions, are ultimately an investment in our young students whose talent, determination and dedication have placed them at the brink of reaching their potential during the most important developmental years of education.

We thank you for your commitment and generous support. It is our belief that The Anthony School is simply and totally “worth it;” – just ask our graduates or their parents.

From our

SHARONMORGAN

Director

2 • The ANTHONY SCHOOL 2010 ANNUAL NEWSLETTER

2009-2010AnthonySchool

Board ofTrustees

Vanessa CrossfieldPresident

Dan SmithVice-President

Debbie ParteeSecretary

Candy JohnsonTreasurer

Kristi PalmerPast-President

TrusteesMichael BallardDebbie Blough

Kari BrydeElizabeth Campbell

Ron ClarkChris CollierKevin CollinsTom Frazier

Jamie McGarryLorre Parrish

Melinda RaleyRobert Ulrey

Julia Watt

Lorre Parrish, PresidentJamie McGarry, President-ElectKelly Griffey, SecretaryLinda Jansonius, TreasurerJulie Pierce, Vice-TreasurerLisa Morrison, At LargeVicki Fahoum, At Large – TechnologyKari Bryde, Fundraising Officer

Gwendolynn Millen, Enrichment OfficerMelissa Baker, Teacher Liaison Co-ChairPenny Henderson, Teacher Liaison Co-ChairPam Auten, Homeroom Parent ChairAlison Chambers, NewsletterDiana Markatos, Nominations OfficerStaci Frazior, Strategic Planning Officer

T H E A N T H O N Y S C H O O LBoard & Committee Leaders

for 2009-2010


I would like to welcome everyone back for another exciting, innovative year at Anthony. We are fortunate to have this school and its teachers for our children. I hope allof us will do our part, whether administrators, teachers, parents orchildren, to make this another successful year.

Anthony has had some exciting additions and upgrades to our facilities over the past year, but our school mission needs to be paramount. Our mission is to educate children from pre-kindergarten through the eighth grade in a challenging, loving environment which empowers them to become efficient,

independent, excited learners. I would like the Anthony community to continue its dedication to the fulfillment of this mission. I strongly believe that our board of trustees should lead the way in this effort. Our board has many talented members who are committed to this school and to our children. We want all Anthony children to be challenged to reach their academic and social potential in an environment of love and mutual respect.

We are the windows through which our children see the world. Join me and let’s make their world here at Anthony a worthwhile and uplifting vision.

Dan Smith

President, Board of Trustees 2010 -11

From ourBoard President


Anthony

Culinary ConsulTanTs Mission sTaTEMEnT

The Anthony School is fortunate to have a vast diversity and numerous cultures represented within our school. Culinary Consultants wants to expand the culinary ex-periences for our students, teachers, and staff by pro-viding a nutritious and well balanced lunch program. This culinary mission is designed to compliment The Anthony School’s innovative ways that has made The Anthony School the leader in education. The Anthony School Lunch Program will focus on limiting processed foods, added sugars and colored dyes while moving to-wards organic, healthy options for our students.

I believe we achieved the amount of success at The Anthony School by simply being different and unique. We do have very tasty, innovative fresh food, but the key is to give the students something different. It would be easier to serve hot dogs, pizza, and nuggets, but that would never inspire. When we offer a wide variety of cuisines, we make a lunch a culinary experi-ence rather than a time to eat between classes and recess.

The first year lunch program exceeded our original expectations. The previous year lunch numbers were very low due to the quality of the lunch program. Some records showed that 20-25% of the students ate the lunch program on a regular basis. At the end of our first year, we doubled that number to an average of nearly 50% of the total Anthony student base ate

from our lunch program. Some of the typical responses that I heard from parents were, “they never like to order off the kids menu at restaurants any-more” or “they want to try something new all the time”

The global menu concept focuses on fresh ingredients to expand the students’ culinary palettes. Most of the dishes are developed as authentic to develop and expand their current tastes for a specific region. We offered over fifteen different cuisines from regions all over the world. This concept alone inspires at least a conversation about what they were going to eat. The point of conversation is where it all begins either with the parents, students or with the chef to look outside the box.

We eliminated all of the dessert options to the lunch program. More refined sugar is not needed in a student’s daily diet. We also removed the carbonated beverages from the cafeteria. We include a choice of four bever-ages in each lunch; milk, chocolate milk, fresh orange juice and bottled wa-ter. With the deletion of the dessert option, we replaced it with an assort-ment of fresh salads, fruits, and side dishes that accompany the main dish.

Culinary Consultants encourages parents and grandparents to join their students for lunch. This is a great way for the students to spend added time with their special guardians. In addition, it allows the guardians to ful-ly understand the style and quality of The Anthony School lunch program.

Throughout the school year, I noticed a few keys of success that allowed me to know that we are on the right path. From the begin-ning of the school year to the end, there was a dramatic drop in the amount of Ranch dressing being requested to our homemade global options. Second, there were also many more inquiries and questions regarding menus and ingredients on a daily basis. Almost so many

that it would stop the lunch line completely. Third, when a student did not want to attempt the global option of the day, they would still order the global soup and salad option. These may seem like very small achievements, but when so many students only exposure to food is peanut butter and jelly, nuggets, and frozen dinners, these are great strides.

As innovative as the menus are for a school lunch program, there are a few basics that I created to bring the students into the culinary realm of possibility. The three favorite cuisines enjoyed are the Southwestern, Ital-ian, and French regions. These familiar cuisines were used more often to introduce to the students that we use fresh ingredients in a very tasty man-ner. Fajita Style Quesadillas with Grilled Peppers, Onions and Chicken and Jicama/Tomato Pico is the favorite Southwestern menu item. The Ital-ian favorite was the Four Cheese Manicotti with Rustic Marinara, Caprese Salad and Balsamic Vinegar and Croque Monsieur with Herbed Potatoes and Béchamel Sauce is the favorite French dish.

Chef Paul Novicky’s Innovative Methods that have made The Anthony School a Leader

Chef Paul Novicky’s mission is to create a culinary experience for stu-dents, staff and even parents that will provide a nutritious lunch program while opening up a new world of culinary possibilities. This mission is designed to compliment The Anthony School’s innovative approach to education “where students become independent, excited learners.”


Anthony Spelling Bee was more exciting this year because several elementary students remained in the competition for a longer time than in past years. Tension mounted when the two finalists, Ankita Das and Ben Winter, remained to vie for the win. Since both are good spellers, finding a winner took several minutes. There were some misspellings from each of them, but when one would miss a word, the other would do the same.

Both students should be commended for their grace un-der pressure. Congratulations to Ankita Das for being the 2009-2010 Spelling Bee Winner. We are proud of her.

AnthonySpelling Bee

Denim & Diamonds 2010: $44,630.22!Friends of The Anthony School Annual Celebration & Fundraiser

.25 Carat SponsorsNancy & Don ColeVanessa & Jimmy CrossfieldCarol & Mike HulseLinda & Neal JansoniusJamie & James Langford

Toni & David MeghreblianRené & Michael NaumanKristi & Trent PalmerLorre & Steve ParrishDebbie & Cal Partee

Melinda & Steve RaleyDr. Cynthia Ross & Martin Hauer-JensenJennifer & Dan SmithTimmons Orthodontics

Nicole & Darrin Williams, Proud Parents of DJ & Payton Williams

Thanks to all the parents, donors, sponsors, guests, vendors, volunteers, Board of Trustee members, and faculty… we were able to donate $44,630.22 to the school for the purchase of many, many SMART Boards and certified SMART Board training. Our donation goal was $38K… the generosity of everyone blew that goal away!

The Parentcrew Denim & Diamonds committee thanks you all very much. It takes the entire Anthony giving circle to make something like this happen for our students. THANK YOU!!

Presenting & Hope Diamond Sponsor Sylvan Learning Center1 Carat SponsorCaroline & Rodney Ford

.75 Carat Sponsor Pediatrics Plus Therapy Services

.5 Carat SponsorsKari & Walt BrydeLea Ann & Brent BumpersDeltic Timber Corporation

Candy & Mike JohnsonWindstream Communications

Presented by Sylvan Learning Center


ArmeniaBrazil

CanadaChinaEgyptFrance

GermanyGreece

IndiaIran

LebanonNorwayPakistanPalestine

Philippines Scotland

South KoreaSri Lanka

SyriaUnited Kingdom

United StatesVenezuela

2009-2010 Countries from whichThe Anthony School draws families:

TAS Around the World!

Gym Makeover Gives Panthers a Real Home Court Advantage

When I started at Anthony in 2005, Sharon Morgan (Head of School) shared a vision of having a modern gymnasium for the students to be happy with and proud to call their “home court.” That vision became active in October 2009, when I decided to raise the money to get this project done and completed over Christmas break.

The gym was constructed in 1994 and had not been renovated since construction. Fifteen-years later, we have the best looking middle school gym in Little Rock, if not in the state of Arkansas. The renovation process consisted of a new gym floor logo, red wall pads with art work, and a new score table.

It was hard work putting my ideas on paper since I am not an artist. With the great staff we have here at The Anthony School it was not hard to find good dependable help. Laura Jones (PreK 3 teacher) was instrumental in putting my ideas on paper and revamping the logo. Without her, taking the vision from concept to paper would

not have been possible.

There were 16 families that contributed to this worthy cause. They are: Michele & Ken Adams (Blue Goose Golf), Kari & Walt Bryde, Lea Ann & Brent Bumpers, Amy & Todd Denton, Melanie & Jeff Fox, Linda & Tom Fox, Cynthia & Tom Frazier, Carol & Mike Hulse, Vicki & Jim Jacoby, Susan & Chris Melton, Charlet & James Priest, Charlotte Hobbs & James Robbins, Mark Speight, Sydney Speight, Carol & Witt Stephens and Nicole & Darrin Williams. I also would like to thank Gym Masters (Searcy, AR); Arkansas Department of Corrections (Tucker Unit); and Allied Scoring Tables Inc. (Love Park, IL).

From the bottom of my heart and the Anthony student body “THANK YOU!”

– Tim Hulum, Athletic Director


For more than fifteen years, the fifth-grade classes at The Anthony

School have selected Heifer Project International as a yearlong service project. Before visiting Heifer Ranch, the students are shown a video explaining the purpose and history of Heifer Project. They then take a field trip to Heifer Ranch in Perryville where they participate in several hands-on activities and tour the global village.

While in the global village tour, students begin to grasp the idea that many children in other cultures struggle for their basic needs. At this time, they are introduced to the “Seven M’s,” which are meat, milk, money, muscle, manure, materials and motivation. These seven words are what a Heifer animal provides for a family. Students also learn about “Passing on the Gift,” which is a requirement for receiving a Heifer animal.

Although participation in the service project is optional, most students are eager to become involved. The students may work individually or in small groups to

raise money. Everyone may participate in the quarter tube. Mrs. Glover keeps this tube in her classroom, and when it is filled with quarters, which holds $125.00, the students decide if they want to purchase a sheep, goat or pig.

This past year, several creative projects came into being. Dog blankets were made and sold, two students organized a traveling dog wash, candy kisses were bought and delivered for Valentine’s Day, and several bake sales were held. One project that involved the entire school was “Make the Teacher Do It.” Students paid to vote on what they wanted each participating teacher to do. After all the votes were

tallied, Mrs. Hesselbein dressed up in a heifer costume, Coach Tim wore a dress, and Ms. Morgan kissed a pig. Heifer Ranch thoughtfully brought the pig to our gym.

The fifth graders begin their project in October and end in May. The students, teachers, and school accountant keep up with the money collected. Many discussions are held in May when each group or individual decides which animals they wish to purchase. The Fifth Grade classes of the 2009-2010 raised $1,824.60. They were able to fill the quarter tube one and a half times. They decided to purchase everything from a water buffalo to chicks.

Heifer International Service Project


CRIMSONMelanie & Jeff Fox • Dave Grundfest Company • Judy & Arthur Koller • Arkansas Specialty Orthopaedics

WHITEBlue Goose Golf

BLACKBean Hamilton Corporate Benefits • By Invitation Only • Robbi Davis Agency • Fennell Purifoy Architects, PLC Charlotte Hobbs & Jim Robbins • Jim Jacoby • Sara & Ray Jouett • Tom Koller • Mann, Hasson & Co., P.A. •

Ronald Pyle • Phelps Fan LLC • School-U • Southern Bancorp • Mark Speight

CUBDebbie Blough • Ellison Bryde & Jameson Gresham, ‘08

Melissa & Steve Marks • Joe Moriconi • Pacer, Ltd. •Trane Arkansas

Monday, Sept. 28, 2009

Panther Pride GOLF ClassicSECOND ANNUAL

Eagle Hill Golf CourseLittle Rock, Arkansas

The Second Annual Panther Pride Golf Classic was held at Eagle Hill Golf Course on Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. Many thanks to all the participants who helped raise over $14,000 for the new cafeteria.

Committee members who planned the event were Tom Koller, Chair, Ken Adams, Chris Collier, Tim Hulum, Jim Jacoby, Sharon Morgan, Mark Speight, and Mark White.

2009 Golf Tournament Sponsors

Janice & Sam Almefty, Grandparents of Laila Hernandez

Teresita & Edgardo Angtuaco, Grandparents of Gabi & Annabelle Angtuaco

Doris Bair, Grandmother of Mary Ellen Pate

Rick Balwanz, Grandfather of Caroline Lasley

Rosie & Tom Bartholomew, Grandparents of Amelia Bartholomew

Pauline & Joseph Beard, Grandparents of Joey Beard

LaJune & James Booe, Grandparents of Carley & Evan Booe

Gloria & Richard Brady, Grandparents of Erin Jansonius

Nancy & Maj. Gen. Walter J. Bryde, Jr., Grandparents of Ellison Bryde

Carol & Bob Covington, Grandmother of Nell & Mary Covington

Margie Eldridge, Grandmother of Aynsleigh Washam

Ilona & Edward Fontenette, Grandparents of Alyssa Burton

Sally Marie & Thurman Ford, Grandparents of Yale & Jules Ford

Martha Ann & David Fox, Grandparents of Will Fox

Glenda & Marshall Gazette, Grandparents of Georgia Gazette

Nita & Don Holley, Grandparents of Kevin & Lexie Holley

Mary & James Hooks, Grandparents of Clayton Cunningham

Mary & Don Jackson, Grandparents of Amanda, Natalie, & Jonathan Jackson

Judy & Kelley Johnson, Grandparents of Greer & Emma Johnson

Julia Jones, Grandmother of David Adams

Mary & Steve Jones, Grandparents of Alex Christie

Jean & Bill Jordan, Grandparents of Jordan Sink

Sara & Ray Jouett, Grandparents of Payton & Grayson Koller

Donna & Carl Kasten, Grandparents of Kennedy & Christian Kasten

Margaret Kenner, Grandmother of Lauren Gann

Kathy & Gary Kinasewitz, Grandparents of Avery & Dylan Taylor

Jamie & James Langford, Grandparents of Ellison Bryde

Donna & Jack Long, Grandparents of Jason, Katherine, Sabrina & Samantha Long

Mary Jane & Rudy Martin, Grandparents of Connor & Jack Cline

Dorothy & Gerald Martindill, Grandparents of Matthew Martindill

Karen & Mack McCoy, Grandparents of Hannah McNeill

Erma McNeill, Grandmother of Hannah McNeill

Nancy & Ark Monroe, III, Grandparents of William Monroe

Gay & Waddy Moore, Grandparents of Rachel Peatross

Susie & Charles Morgan, Grandparents of Yale & Jules Ford

Hertha & Lester Moriconi, Grandparents of McKenzie, Lily & Liza Moriconi

Sarah & Bob Mosley, Grandparents of Caroline Mosley

Lucy Neal, Grandmother of Delaney, John Philip & Landon Lyon

Susan Payne & Barry Coplin, Grandparents of Jim Stobaugh & Anna Hill

Elsa & Jim Peeler, Grandparents of Sara Katherine & Elise Peeler

Winifred & Lavern Penn, Grandparents of Nicole Penn

Nancy & Don Pfeifer, Grandparents of Jacob, Sarah & Anna Sutter

Peggy & Kent Pursell, Grandparents of Caleb Pursell

Muneerah & Alim Qaasim, Grandparents of Amirah & Omari Murdock

Patsy Reed, Grandmother of Dylan Wright

Ellen & Tom Rogers, Grandparents of Lauren Griffey

Edward Rolek, Grandfather of Sophia & Jerry Markatos

Josephine Schaeffer, Grandmother of Nell & Mary Covington

Alma & Simuel Sippial, Grandparents of DJ & Payton Williams

Karan & J.T. Skinner, Grandparents of Howell Taylor

Kathy Smith, Grandmother of Grant & Jack Nolen

Dede & Doug Speight, Grandparents of Ben & Grace Speight

Dana & Bill Steward, Grandparents of Jack Steward

Mary Strauss, Grandmother of Sabrina & Cash Pierce

Ema & Phil Taylor, Grandparents of Howell Taylor

Janice & Fred Taylor, Grandparents of Lindsey Taylor

Mary & Randy Thurman, Grandparents of Krissy Harper

Cozette Vaught, Grandmother of William Monroe

Becky & Henry Wade, Grandparents of Haley Roberts

Lorraine Wagoner, Grandmother of Erin & Kylie Wagoner

Rebecca & Don Ward, Grandparents of Caroline & Camille Smith

Carole & Gary Weisbly, Grandparents of Sydney & Alexa Shemper

Priya Wijesinghe, Grandmother of Niroshi & Nimesh Wijewardane

Priscilla & John Youngblood, Grandparents of Zackary & Cole Atkins

Annual Fund GrandparentsA Special Thank You to Our 2009-2010 Students’ Grandparents who Contributed to the Annual Fund


8th Grade Graduating Class of 2009Jesha & Ladly AbrahamMichele & Ken AdamsMaureen & Rick AdkinsKynda AlmeftyJanice & Sam AlmeftyBetty & James AndersonMelissa & Michael AngtuacoTeresita & Edgardo AngtuacoHope & Alan AtkinsPam & Jeff AutenPam BaberDoris BairMelissa & John BakerMarsha & Michael BallardRick BalwanzHarriet Akins-Banman & Michael BanmanIla & Atul BansalStacy & Jody BarnesRosie & Tom BartholomewPauline & Joseph BeardSuzie & Ray BeardKatherine & Trey BerryCourtney & John BlaisdellDebbie BloughBlue Goose GolfJoyce & Barry BockAmanda & Jamie BooeLaJune & James BooeJo BoswellLinda BracyBrandy BradenAllison BradsherGloria & Richard BradyJustin BradyRosemary & Eric BravoSandra BrewerShelia & Anthony BrooksSusan & Paul BrownKari & Walt BrydeNancy & Maj. Gen. Walter J. Bryde, Jr.Abby & Charlie BuchananLea Ann & Brent BumpersLeah BusheyElizabeth & Craig CampbellKarena & Thomas Cannon

Kelly & Tim CarneyBeth & Brian CartyMeredith & James CastleberryAlison & Brad ChambersChick-Fil-AMartha & Ron ClarkJennifer Co & Patrick ChengNancy & Don ColeCarla & Chris CollierNancy & Kevin CollinsSandrine & Bertrand CourmontJosephine & Robert CovingtonCarol & Bob CovingtonVanessa & Jimmy CrossfieldKaren & Bernard CrowellPatty & Michael CuljakAshley CumnockKatharyn & Joseph DanielSangeeta & Debasis DasRobbi & Scott DavisNena De SousaJennifer & Brian DeatonHelene & Sebastien DeltheilDeltic TimberPeiying Deng & Chun-Yang FanAmanda & Todd DentonBeverly DevineJennifer Dillaha & Tom LewisFrancis DonaldSabine & Eric DufisMargie EldridgeAshley & Allen EngstromVicki & Yousef FahoumAngelique Fontenette & Marty BurtonIlona & Edward FontenetteCaroline & Rodney FordSally Marie & Thurman FordLinda & Tom FoxMartha Ann & David FoxMelanie & Jeff FoxCynthia & Tom FrazierRetta & Doyle FulmerNancy & George GannGlenda & Marshall GazetteJennifer GibbsDenise Gilliam & Herb SandersonSue Glover

Marla GoshienPatti & Paul GottschallBenny GreenGriffey AgencyKelly & Ken GriffeyKimberly & David GriffinShannon & Geoff GwinnShanell HairstonCheryl & Ken HarrisAndrea & Jay HeflinPenny & Jeremy HendersonLouAnne & Eric HergetApril & Tom HesselbeinCharlotte Hobbs & James RobbinsLaura & Jim HolleyNita & Don HolleyMelissa HoltMary & James HooksTammy & Ed HortonCarol & Mike HulseTim HulumAshley & Matt HuneycuttLynne & Ed JacksonMary & Don JacksonVicky & Jim JacobyLinda & Neal JansoniusApril & Jeremy JohnsonCandice & Michael JohnsonJudy & Kelley JohnsonStephanie & Cory JohnsonJulia JonesLaura JonesMary & Steve JonesSarah & Tom JonesJean & Bill JordanSara & Ray JouettLynette JurgensDonna & Carl KastenAmy KellyMargaret KennerBushra & Omer KhalilKathy & Gary KinasewitzSusan & Tom KollerKim & Larry LabbateMichelle & Kenneth LacewellJamie & James LangfordJudy & Jack Larrison

2009-2010 Annual Fund Donors


Helene & Thierry LauzeralAngela & Michael LeakeMimi Lee & Gene SloanMelanie LeflerQiaoli Lei & Hong YiJudy Lohmar & Michael WarrickDonna & Jack LongJamie Lowdermilk & Jeffrey ParryMonica & William LulkyMelanie & Angus MacNicolClaudine & Laurent MagdaMagnet & SteelDenise & Ed MahaffyTeresa MajorsNicole MannDiana & Panagiotis MarkatosMelissa & Stephen MarksMary Jane & Rudy MartinDorothy & Gerald MartindillSuzanne & W.A. McCormickKaren & Mack McCoyChris McDanielMandy McEwenJamie & Thomas McGarryNancy & Rick McGrawErma McNeillToni & David MeghreblianSusan & Chris MeltonNidia & Erick MessiasKellie & James MillerMeredith & Mark MillerLeslie & John MonroeNancy & Ark Monroe, IIIGay & Waddy MooreSharon MorganSusie & Charles MorganHertha & Lester MoriconiSarah & Bob MosleySusan & Jim MullerUsha & Ganesh NairRené & Michael NaumanLucy NealLoren & Larry NguyenShana NolenShawn & Paul NovickyTammy & Steven OwingsKristi & Trent PalmerCarol & Greg Parham

Miseon Park & Peter SeongjaeLorre & Steve ParrishDebbie & Cal ParteeTracy & Tyler PateRekha & Rasesh PatelKay & Bill Patton, Jr.Marsha PaulSusan Payne & Barry CoplinBeth & Ken PeatrossElsa & Jim PeelerJessica & Chace PeelerSuzanne PennWinifred & Lavern PennNancy & Don PfeiferLisa PhelpsJulie & Eric PiercePinnacle OrthopedicsPlatinum Interior Systems, Inc.Katherine & Chris PopeCharlet & James PriestPeggy & Kent PursellMuneerah & Alim QaasimLeigh & Brendan QuirkMelinda & Steven RaleyRosie RatleyAndrea & Leland RazerPatsy ReedInez & Kevin ReederNathalie & Patrick RichardRobbi Davis AgencyMary Claire & Charlie RobertsEllen & Tom RogersEdward RolekCynthia Ross & Martin Hauer-JensenJanet & Brad RunsickNathalie & Thierry SaegaertRoya SavojiJanet & Jeffrey SawyerJosephine SchaefferSchool-U, Inc.Susan & Carl ScottMary Anne & Rob SeibertChastity & Hap SeligaLori & Joshua ShemperShie Ji Chinese Herbs & AcupunctureSara & Bob SilzerNancy J. SinkAlma & Simuel Sippial

Karan & J.T. SkinnerAshley SmithThe Smith Holloway Patton FoundationJennifer & Dan SmithKathy SmithRobin Smith & Larry ParrishTracy & Shayne SmithMelissa & Kent SorrellsDede & Doug SpeightMark SpeightSydney SpeightKristen SpignerMatt SpiveyCarol & Witt StephensBecky & John StewardDana & Bill StewardMary StraussAngie & Phillip SuffridgePenelope SurAmanda TaylorEma & Phil TaylorJanice & Fred TaylorJulie & John TaylorMarsha TaylorAudra & Tony ThomasMary & Randy ThurmanAngela & Mark ToddJill & Robert UlreyAnn VanhookSherry & Charles VanLandinghamCozette VaughtBecky & Henry WadeLorraine WagonerKathryn & Chris WaltonRebecca & Don WardJulia & Bill WattCarole & Gary WeisblySarah WhitbeckKenda WhitePriya WijesingheArosha Wijesinghe & Priyantha WijewardaneNicole & Darrin WilliamsTanya & Richard WrightDiane & Daniel YoungRenee’ & Merle YoungPriscilla & John YoungbloodMisty Zelk

Statement of Accuracy – Every effort has been made to accurately reflect the namesof our donors. Please accept our apology if an error has been made.

Corrections can be sent to Shannon Gwinn at [email protected] or 225-6629.


2009-2010 Annual Fund Donors


Preserving Excellence Campaign Donors

Given byNancy Blair Debbie Blough Kari & Walt Bryde Lana & Robert Burns Susan S. Campbell Anita Cervantes L.M. Clouse Melanie & Jeff Fox Ronald James Grace & Josephine Loszak Elizabeth & Philip Mobley Kay & William L. Patton, Jr. Dawn Prasifka Kathy & Jeff Pyle Pamela Reaves School U, Inc. - Sharon Morgan Rebecca & Robert Schulte The Smith Holloway Patton Foundation Carol & Witt Stephens

in honor of Elizabeth Campbell

Given by Debbie Blough in honor of Britton Blough

Given by Kari & Walt Bryde in honor of Jameson Gresham & Ellison BrydeGiven by Vicki & Yousef Fahoum in honor of Joelle & Sef FahoumGiven by Melissa & Chad Franks of New York Life in honor of Mark KlineGiven by Sandy & Jim Kelley in honor of Meredith CastleberryGiven by Oliver Charitable Corporation in honor of Witt Stephens, Jr.Given by Kristi & Trent Palmer in honor of Elizabeth, Carter & Katherine PalmerGiven by Debbie & Cal Partee in honor of Colleen Cecille, Clarice & Perrin ParteeGiven by Melinda & Steven Raley

in honor of The Anthony School FacultyGiven by Jennifer & Dan Smith

in honor Caroline & Camille SmithGiven by Melissa & Kent Sorrells in honor of Logan & Benjamin Sorrells Given by Carol & Witt Stephens

in honor of Elizabeth Campbell, Bess StephensGiven by Julia & Bill Watt

in honor of Brad, Caitlin & Jason Watt

Preserving Excellence Campaign Honorariums

Preserving Excellence Campaign MEMORIALS

John AruffoMarsha & Michael BallardFred Bean, Bean Hamilton Corp.Nancy BlairDebbie BloughKari & Walt BrydeLana & Robert BurnsElizabeth & Craig CampbellSusan S. CampbellCantina LaredoAnita CervantesMartha & Ron ClarkL.M. ClouseNancy & Kevin CollinsVanessa & Jimmy Crossfield

Vicki & Yousef FahoumMelissa & Chad Franks of New York LifeCynthia & Tom FrazierMelanie & Jeff FoxRonald JamesCandice & Michael JohnsonSandy & Jim KelleySally & Mark KlineGrace & Josephine LoszakAnn Maners & Alex PappasElizabeth & Philip MobleyNew York Life FoundationOliver Charitable CorporationKristi & Trent Palmer

Debbie & Cal ParteeKay & William L. Patton, Jr.Dawn PrasifkaKathy & Jeff PyleMelinda & Steven RaleyPamela ReavesSchool U, Inc. - Sharon MorganRebecca & Robert SchulteThe Smith Holloway Patton FoundationJennifer & Dan SmithMelissa & Kent SorrellsCarol & Witt StephensJill & Robert UlreyJulia & Bill Watt

Given by Vanessa & Jim Crossfieldin memory of J.D. Bingham

Given by Witt Stephens, Jr. in memory of W.R. Stephens

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