A Magazine for St. Johns Family and Friends | Summer 2016

Innovators Of Tomorrow Grade 3 students experiment with Little Bits electronic building blocks in the school’s MakerSpace. A Magazine for St. Johns Family and Friends | Summer 2016

CONTENTS

3 Headmaster’s Message

4 Class of 2016

16 Alumni Stories

20 Spartans Golf Tournament

21 St Johns Celebrates!

22 Spring Fling

24 Legacy Breakfast Our Mission 26 Performing Arts 28 Visual Arts

St. Johns Country Day School’s 30 Athletics mission is to provide a superior 32 Lower School college preparatory program with a diverse curriculum that stresses 34 Middle School

academic accomplishment, 36 Upper School artistic expression, and athletic 38 St. Johns on Broadway participation in a supportive family atmosphere that fosters self-reliance 40 Alumni Notes

and ethical responsibility. 46 Meet the PTL President

47 Annual Giving Report

2 Headmaster’s Message

On May 28, St. Johns Country Day School celebrated As you look through this edition of FYI, you will the graduation of the Class of 2016. The Class of see the graduation awards with names like Captain 2016 represents the school’s 61st graduating class Borries, Carol Hart, and Roddey R. Fisher. To many, and brings our total alumni to 2,091. As I look through these names represent an athletic award, a math this year’s graduation photos, I am reminded that award, and a service award. To alumni, includ- Dr. Heinrich believed that traditions give students ing me, these names represent a member of the a sense of pride and belonging. One tradition that National Football Hall of Fame, a Texas Instruments began with the seven members of the Class of 1956 National Teacher of the Year, and the Heart of and has continued ever since is the splendor of St. Johns, respectively. More importantly, these white dresses and dinner jackets worn by our grad- names represent models of our St. Johns fac- uates. This unique tradition provides a common link ulty who have been changing students’ lives for to all those graduates who have come before. As 63 years. alumni, we each remember our own graduation and are In addition to the cele- linked to the past through bration of graduation, I this tradition. You might hope this edition of FYI is recognize your new head- also a reminder that we at master, above, in his own St. Johns do not believe white dinner jacket at his our work is complete when graduation in 1987. our students walk across the stage to receive their While the focus of the diplomas, but rather when commencement ceremony alumni have pursued their remains a celebration of the graduating class, grad- life’s passion and achieved their goals. We are uation at St. Johns also gives us the opportunity proud to share these stories of entrepreneurship to celebrate our faculty. At graduation, our faculty and innovation and hope they serve as examples members have the opportunity to view outcomes of each day to our current and future students of the their life’s work and to honor those cherished mem- rewards their hard work will produce as we teach bers who came before them and who have made St. them to “honor those who came before them.” Johns such a special place.

Warm regards,

Todd A. Zehner

3 4 Baccalaureate The Baccalaureate for the Class of 2016, held at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church on Friday, May 27, 2016, was a beautiful service. The Honorable Scott Makar, who delivered the Baccalaureate Address, encouraged seniors to strive for “the joyous freedoms that come from pursuing a righteous life.”

After Baccalaureate, a senior reception allowed families to enjoy conversation and hors d’oeuvres. Attendees also enjoyed a slideshow in celebration of the Class of 2016 as well as a video of “advice” from seniors’ Grade 1 Buddies.

5 Gregory James Aiosa * ‡ Congratulations! Zhaneé Alexandria Anderson Brooke Ashley Arnett * Member, National Honor Society Bradley Ravenel Ball * ‡ Member, Cum Laude Society Alexa Marie Campbell * ‡ F National Merit Scholar Finalist Zachary Randall Carter * S National Merit Commended Scholar Joseph Alexander Clemente Djani Akil Damani Davis * Madison Gabrielle Dill Chastity Jordan Duffey Abigail Jean Fagan * ‡ Marcus Quinn Fairley II Jacob Bradley Fetner * ‡ Jack Dylan Gare * ‡ Rose Marie Goodbread * Andrea Nicole Gustafson * Auriel Nell Haack * ‡

6 Elizabeth Darby Haizlip * Marie Graham Price * Avery Denise Wasdin * Trent Murphy Hanson * Catherine Renee Randall Carter Inez White Holley Nickole Hu * Peyton Truman Reese Shelby Elaine Whitley Ashton Drake Jarczyk Garrison Clark Reynolds * Noah John Wilkes Kevin Taylor Karolewicz Stephanie Lee Schmidt * Ruize Zhang * Jamie Lyn Kinard * Madeline Christine Schultz * ‡ April Joyce Kirk * Serena Maya Arjav Shah * ‡ Chenge Liu * LaKenya Brenae Smith Mai Liu * ‡ Kyle Austin Kaleakaumaka Steel S Tyler Robert Lutz Daniela Luciana Stroud * Michael Wayne McDonald Jr. Emily Grace Studstill Matthew Blaxton McMullen Kimberly Tamela Swiggett * Colin Reed Montgomery Trey Daniel Teahan Joshua Hill Moses Constantine Peter Varelas * ‡ Neil Vipul Patel Eric Xiaoyang Wang * ‡ F Emily Christina Patterson * ‡ Ashley Nicole Paul *

7 The graduation ceremony, held on Saturday, May 28, at Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts, issued awards and diplomas and was the official end of high school for our 54 seniors. Headmaster Ed Ellison’s remarks summarized the outstanding accomplishments of the Class of 2016, and student speakers Jack Gare and Dino Varelas encouraged their classmates to cherish their time together at St. Johns and to strive for greatness. President of

the Board of Trustees Jonathan Montgomery presented diplomas to the graduates.

8 Members of the Class of 2016 Were Accepted to the Following Colleges and Universities:

Auburn University John Cabot University The Ohio State University

Barry University Johnson & Wales University The University of Alabama

Baylor University Long Island University, Brooklyn The University of Tampa

Boston University Mars Hill University Tulane University

Clemson University Mercer University United States Air Force Academy

Davidson College Middlebury College University of Central Florida

Daytona State College New College of Florida University of Florida

Eckerd College New York University University of Maryland

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Nova Southeastern University University of Miami University Oral Roberts University University of Mississippi Florida Atlantic University Pennsylvania State University University of Mobile Florida Gulf Coast University Piedmont College University of North Florida Florida Institute of Technology Purdue University University of South Florida Florida International University Rollins College University of Tennessee Florida Keys Community College Rutgers University University of West Florida Florida Polytechnic University Saint Leo University Valdosta State University Florida Southern College Saint Louis University Virginia Tech Florida State University Samford University Wake Forest University Florida State College at Jacksonville Santa Fe College Washtenaw Community College

Georgia Southern University St. Johns River State College Wellesley College

Jackson College Stetson University Young Harris College

Jacksonville University Tallahassee Community College

9 The following awards were presented at the Stephen F. Russey Award for Class of 2016 Commencement Ceremony: Best All-Around Young Man Trent Murphy Hanson Valedictorian Serena Maya Shah Parent Teacher League Service Awards Dr. Edwin Paul Heinrich Award Abigail Jean Fagan Abigail Jean Fagan Serena Maya Shah

Dora Helen Skypek Award Service Awards Auriel Nell Haack Gregory James Aiosa Emily Christina Patterson Chastity Jordan Duffey Jack Dylan Gare Roddey R. Fisher Award Rose Marie Goodbread Abigail Jean Fagan April Joyce Kirk Ashley Nicole Paul Stephen F. Russey Award for Constantine Peter Varelas Best All-Around Young Woman Alexa Marie Campbell Leadership Awards Serena Maya Shah Brooke Ashley Arnett Marie Graham Price Madeline Christine Schultz

10 English Award Cynthia C. Landry History Award Auriel Nell Haack Auriel Nell Haack

Carol A. Hart Math Award Drama Award for Performance Mai Liu Trent Murphy Hanson

Science Award Drama Award for Technical Theatre Kyle Austin Kaleakaumaka Steel Constantine Peter Varelas

Art Award Vocal Music Award Elizabeth Darby Haizlip Chastity Jordan Duffey

Spanish Award Instrumental Music Award Alexa Marie Campbell Constantine Peter Varelas

French Award Captain Borries Cup Marie Graham Price Gregory James Aiosa

Myrtle O’Shea Latin Award Linda C. Guswiler Athletic Award April Maria D’Innocenzi Madeline Christine Schultz

Computer Science Award Gregory James Aiosa

11 Awards presented to seniors at the Upper School Awards Ceremony on May 16, 2016:

Top Female Athlete Award Madison Gabrielle Dill

Top Male Athlete Award Zachary Randall Carter

I Dare You Award Neil Vipul Patel

Fast Facts

› 54 graduates › 15 Florida Bright Futures Academic Scholars

› Received $3.8 million in › 7 Florida Bright Futures Medallion Scholars scholarship offers › 1 National Merit Scholar › 33 recipients of the President’s Award for Educational Excellence › 1 National Merit Commended Scholar

› Performed 6,722 hours of community service

12 Members of the Class of 2016 Who Have Attended St. Johns Since Preschool:

Zachary Randall Carter Neil Vipul Patel Abigail Jean Fagan Emily Christina Patterson Auriel Nell Haack Marie Graham Price Elizabeth Darby Haizlip Garrison Clark Reynolds Trent Murphy Hanson Serena Maya Shah Kevin Taylor Karolewicz Constantine Peter Varelas April Joyce Kirk Eric Xiaoyang Wang Tyler Robert Lutz Shelby Elaine Whitley Matthew Blaxton McMullen

13 14 Left: Seniors Djani Davis and Jamie Kinard with their Grade 1 Buddy, Madeline Culbreth.

Right: Annie Gustafson and Ashley Paul with their buddy, Jordan Bliffen.

Below: Senior Trent Hanson and his Grade 1 buddy, Grayson Lynn, find photos of themselves at a yearbook signing party.

SENIORS GRADE ONE &BUDDIES

Right: Seniors enjoyed an ice cream social with their Grade 1 Buddies, courtesy of the College Counseling Office.

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he has stayed connected to his alma mater and his his and mater alma his to connected stayed has he

that St. Johns had on him becoming an entrepreneur, entrepreneur, an becoming him on had Johns St. that

Although he has moved all the way across the country, country, the across way the all moved has he Although

duced at St. Johns. When thinking about the influence influence the about thinking When Johns. St. at duced

that the first word that comes to his mind is gratitude. gratitude. is mind his to comes that word first the that

of the first Afterthought literary magazines ever pro- ever magazines literary Afterthought first the of

life has taken him since then, Rob Kuhling ‘66, says says ‘66, Kuhling Rob then, since him taken has life

(which he says he still suffers from) published in one one in published from) suffers still he says he (which

When reflecting on his time at St. Johns and where where and Johns St. at time his on reflecting When

also had a poem about the evils of seasonal allergies allergies seasonal of evils the about poem a had also

challenging courses. He was on the soccer team and and team soccer the on was He courses. challenging Rob Kuhling Kuhling Rob

Rob was a strong student who was not afraid to take take to afraid not was who student strong a was Rob

by their teachers and coaches at St. Johns. Johns. St. at coaches and teachers their by they were. were. they

nuity, determination, and dedication that was fostered fostered was that dedication and determination, nuity, who challenged the students to aspire to be more than than more be to aspire to students the challenged who

multinational businesses, their stories reflect the inge- the reflect stories their businesses, multinational as an inspirational and demanding teacher and leader leader and teacher demanding and inspirational an as

business run by blood, sweat, and sometimes tears, to to tears, sometimes and sweat, blood, by run business high school class.” He clearly remembers Dr. Heinrich Heinrich Dr. remembers clearly He class.” school high

ial spirit. From the early stages of a great idea to a local local a to idea great a of stages early the From spirit. ial group. It is very special to know well everyone in your your in everyone well know to special very is It group.

who have continued that innovative and entrepreneur- and innovative that continued have who lowship of the small small the of lowship

ventures. Here are the stories of some of our alumni alumni our of some of stories the are Here ventures. Johns and the “fel- the and Johns

attempt, our students become confident to try new new try to confident become students our attempt, atmosphere of St. St. of atmosphere

car that will propel down the hallway. Through each each Through hallway. the down propel will that car loved the small family family small the loved

a new language, try to get published, try to make a a make to try published, get to try language, new a ture capitalist today, today, capitalist ture

try your hand at ceramics, try for a leadership role, try try role, leadership a for try ceramics, at hand your try successful ven- successful

it means success. Try a new sport, try out for the play, play, the for out try sport, new a Try success. means it California. Rob, a a Rob, California.

everything. Sometimes that means failure. Sometimes Sometimes failure. means that Sometimes everything. gathering in Carmel, Carmel, in gathering

are today. At St. Johns, students are encouraged to do do to encouraged are students Johns, St. At today. are ing the class of 1966 1966 of class the ing

provides with helping them become the people they they people the become them helping with provides of the team organiz- team the of

tently credit the breadth of opportunities that St. Johns Johns St. that opportunities of breadth the credit tently Florida, Rob is part part is Rob Florida,

who graduated just months ago, our alumni consis- alumni our ago, months just graduated who school reunion in in reunion school

ence. From those who graduated decades ago to those those to ago decades graduated who those From ence. their 50th high high 50th their

statement explains so much about the St. Johns experi- Johns St. the about much so explains statement instead of having having of instead

Do everything. Become anything. In just four words, this this words, four just In anything. Become everything. Do classmates. In fact, fact, In classmates.

By Gayle Garrison, Director of Alumni Relations Alumni of Director Garrison, Gayle By

Become Anything. Become Do everything. Do Rob said, “Latin helped me under- other innovative entrepreneurs. He Leslie (Ritch) DeStefano, Sam stand the language of technology invests in medical device and IT Cox, Anita Snell, Brenda Scott, and and language in general. Physics, companies and has become par- Joe Warner, with teaching him how chemistry, and biology helped me ticularly adept at bringing medical to eloquently express himself to to understand the basics of many devices to market. He feels pride others both verbally and in writing. of the technologies I would eventu- and a sense of accomplishment He believes that the encourage- ally invest in.” when the companies that he works ment from his teachers and other with succeed, “It’s like watching students helped spur him and his After St. Johns, Rob gradu- your kids succeed,” he says. classmates on to greatness. One of ated with honors from Hamilton his fondest memories from his time College in New York. He worked One word of advice that he has at St. Johns is of playing basketball for a few years in Jacksonville, for current students who are inter- at home in the Brown Gym against mostly in commercial real estate ested in becoming an entrepreneur Bolles. The St. Johns community development, before going back is to value their education and packed the gym and cheered them to graduate school. He went on finish college first. “Just because on to a hard fought victory over the to earn an MBA with distinction Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and Mark rival school. from Harvard Business School Zuckerberg succeeded as drop in 1980. After graduating from outs doesn’t mean that you can.” After graduating from St. Johns Harvard, he worked for Boston Rob lives in Palo Alto, California Summa Cum Laude, he breezed Consulting Group managing teams with wife Michelle. through his freshman year at the of consultants developing business University of Florida, “not because I strategies for U.S. and interna- am a genius, but because St. Johns tional corporations specializing in Ricky Caplin had me so well prepared.” He went high tech assignments. In the mid- Ricky Caplin ‘00 was a “lifer” at 1980s, he worked for a subsidiary St. Johns and took full advan- of General Electric in research and tage of everything that St. Johns product development, marketing had to offer. He excelled in some and sales of electronic engineering of the most challenging courses and design products. He moved offered, played basketball and from there to be the director of tennis, had a role in nearly every the design automation market- Drama Department production, ing group at Sun Microsystems was in St. Johns Singers. Outside where he started and managed the of St. Johns, he played tourna- company’s entry into the design ment table tennis, placing 3rd in engineering markets. the nation. His teachers credit his Herculean work ethic for his suc- In 1987, he became a founding cess in and out of the classroom. partner of Onset Ventures. He He was described by his English says that he “never sought to start teacher as a “very gifted student on to receive a Master’s Degree a company, but I sought to be who translated his insight and from the University of Florida and deeply involved in the business ideas into crisp, lucid, and efficient then had a successful career as of technology which eventually prose.” According to Ricky, part of a Certified Public Accountant. But led me to start, with partners, the what makes a great entrepreneur the entrepreneurial spirit within venture capital company to invest is “being able to tell a compelling him was not content, and so he in and assist other entrepreneurs.” story both in person and in writing.” and his brother-in-law started HCI So you could say that he is an He credits his teachers, especially innovative entrepreneur helping Group, a healthcare IT company.

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The company has seen remarkable growth and suc- that she played. The perseverance required for playing cess since it began six years ago. It was ranked as hard, loss after loss, and keeping a positive attitude the number one privately-held company in Florida and helped give her a grit and determination that has been the number three privately held healthcare company useful in her recent endeavor. in the United States by Inc. Magazine. HCI Group dou- bled its year-over-year growth in 2014 and is on pace After graduating from St. Johns, Savannah went on to beat that record this year. Ricky was awarded the to the University of North Florida where she earned Ernst and Young 2015 Florida Entrepreneur of the Year a degree in Business Management and then com- Award, was named a “40 under 40” by the Jacksonville pleted her MBA. After college, she completed her Business Journal, and is well known for his philan- pilot’s license and went into a career in aviation. She thropy and public service ventures. worked for Raytheon training air traffic controllers, and then “landed what I thought was my dream job selling By all indications, Ricky and HCI Group show no private business jets” she said. But after working in signs of slowing down. Ricky’s advice to current stu- brokerage for a while, she realized that her true pas- dents echoes what the faculty and administration of sion was in design and she decided to start her own St. Johns try to instill in them; “Do everything and keep decorating business. Soon after her son Penn was your options open...you learn this at St. Johns...Learn born, she and her husband Patrick, a Navy pilot and to fail quickly and then do things differently.” Ricky lives Penn State alumnus, were watching a Penn State foot- in Mandarin with his wife Danielle and two children. ball game. Penn (the son, not the school) was playing with a popular natural rubber teething toy in the shape of a giraffe. Patrick went online to look for a natural Savannah Poole DiEugenio rubber teether in the shape of the Nittany Lion and when none could be found, they realized that they had “95% of entrepreneurialism is perseverance” says found a gap in the market. They set about trying to fill Savannah Poole DiEugenio ‘02 who, along with her that hole by coupling popularity, practicality, and nos- husband, is in the early stages of a business sell- talgia and started their new company, Mascot Minis. ing natural rubber baby teething toys in the shape of They carry several popular college teams and are college and professional team mascots. This entre- looking to expand to professional teams as well. While preneurial journey is already testing her perseverance. they know that they have a winning idea, the work that has gone into making this idea a reality has tested Savannah was also a lifer at their perseverance. St. Johns and remembers fondly the feeling of being Savannah says that “you don’t have to go in knowing known and loved through- everything about everything because you will learn out her years. “St. Johns so much along the way. There is no class that will felt like an extension of my prepare you for your specific direction.” She believes family. From kindergarten to that St. Johns provided her with a safe environment graduation, I could count on to test and try new things that she still carries with the same group of friends her today. Her advice to St. Johns students who hope to be traveling alongside to become entrepreneurs is to do extensive research, me.” Savannah was a well-rounded student who took test the market, and try to have other people shoot advantage of the arts, athletics, and service opportu- holes through every direction of your plan. Then “once nities at St. Johns. Some of her favorite memories are you are confident it is a good idea, you need to go in of playing golf and girls basketball, even though the believing that you can do it, and you need to commit basketball team only won a few games in the five years to seeing it through. You will be knocked down, you will

18 face challenges, but that commitment will propel you became a vegetarian and an advocate for animal toward success.” She is hoping the perseverance that rights. Throughout this time, she went to work at a local she developed at St. Johns will carry her through. flower shop in the mall in Gainesville and instantly loved the artistic elements of the design work. She She and Patrick welcomed another baby boy, Marco, began to dabble in weddings, set design, and event in February and are going to travel across the country production. The choice to leave the veterinary program in an RV for a while after Patrick retires from the Navy was a tough one, but she knew that she had found and before he starts flying with the airlines. her passion. Aime now has 26 years of floral design experience, and is the owner of her own floral and special event design business. She says her proud- Aime Culton-Tveras Peterson est moments regarding her business are the moments when she “did IT,” which she defines as clearing what- Aime Culton-Tveras Peterson ‘89 believes that stu- ever seemingly insurmountable hurdle that was in front dents today should “find your passion and go for it, of her. Her advice to students who want to become even if it is completely opposite of everything you (and an entrepreneur, “Be a part of a struggling company everyone else) thought you were supposed to do.” Her as well as one that is successful, because I believe statement is both a reflection of her own experience, you learn more in the struggle than you do from suc- and advice for the next generation. She was raised by cess….You get to take credit for your successes but artist parents who flourished in their be prepared to also take credit passion for design, photography, toy for your failures.” While her week- making, sculpting, and pottery. Her ends can be busy and stressful father was an inventor, innovator and with events and weddings, her model maker and her mother owned business allows her the flexibility a folk art business. Their determina- to be involved with her children tion, working long into the wee hours throughout the week. She sends of the night, was normal, and Aime her two children, Lilly and Luke, to learned early that if you own your St. Johns to give them “the solid own business, it is up to you to get the education, combined with a nur- job done. As a student at St. Johns, turing and uplifting environment Aime was inspired by art teachers which will give them the platform Maryann Petska and Ann Andreu who from which they can jump high also chaperoned an art trip to New into their adult life.” She has also York City, which is one of her fond- found a way to foster her love of est St. Johns memories. But from a animals. She is an animal rescue young age, Aime had wanted to be a advocate and spends much of veterinarian because of her love of all her free time helping to save and animals. Science teacher, Carol Hart, kept her passion rescue animals. Their house is typically filled with a for the sciences alive and all throughout school, Aime lot of fur covered creatures. Between owning her own was dedicated to the idea of becoming a vet. business where she gets to do what she is passion- ate about, having a flexible schedule to be involved After graduating from St. Johns, she went to the with her kids at St. Johns, and being an animal rescue University of Florida on a Pre-Veterinary track. She advocate, Aime says she has “found a way to have my didn’t anticipate the emotional toll that some of her cake and eat it too!” courses would take on her as she learned about the realities of animal food production. She immediately

19 L-R: Event staff Christie Jones (’05), Traci Livingston (’90), Holli L-R: Rory Eggers (’87), Mark Stevens (’87), Todd Zehner (’87), Kennedy, Rod Fisher, Michelle Kirk, and Amy Weaver. Billy Sellinger (’15), Bill Sellinger.

St. Johns Spartans Golf Tournament

The 10th Annual Spartans Golf • Windscreens and scoring poles Traci Livingston, Athletic Director, Tournament was a great success for the tennis courts thanked everyone for making the with a record 120 golfers enjoying a tournament such a huge success. • New scoreboards for the Brown beautiful day at Eagle Harbor Golf “This wouldn’t have been possible Gymnasium Club. Through the generous support without our sponsors, golfers, and of sponsors, golfers, and donors, • Brick enclosures for the softball volunteers, and we are so thankful the St. Johns Athletic Department and soccer field scoreboards for all of you,” Livingston said. “I will benefit from over $17,000 in • Speaker systems for the baseball can’t wait to see what next year’s designated funds. and football fields turnout is like!” This year’s proceeds will help • Sound equipment for the pay for: crew team Mark Your Calendar • Numerous other athletic team “wish list” items for the 11th Annual Spartans Golf Tournament: Friday, April 24, 2017 at Eagle Harbor Golf Club. Winners First Place Second Place Third Place Shane Walsh Todd Zehner Champ Wallace Art Saunders Bill Sellinger Dave Cupcake Tim Willis Rory Eggers Justin Harwell Beau Horton Mark Stevens Shane Westerman

Putting Contest Winner Dr. Steve Kailes

Left: LCDR Coby Croft hit the links to support the Spartans just 20 one day after returning home from deployment in Afghanistan. St. Johns Celebrates!

The 6th Annual St. Johns Celebrates! took place on Sunday, January 31, 2016 and was a fun-filled day for the entire family. Through St. Johns Celebrates! we share the very best of St. Johns with our broader community, to showcase how our students truly can “do every- thing” and “become anything.” This year’s event was no exception as choral, dance, and drama performances took place throughout the afternoon and soloists and chamber groups performed in the Pace Lecture Hall. The Kindergarten hosted games in the Lower School, and Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 danced and sang in French at the Chapel Oak. A cool kitchen chem- istry demonstration had the kids making ice cream and having a blast in the Upper School, while Grade 4 showed Book Creator projects and iMovie trailers across the Quad. Grade 9 hosted a poetry slam and there were Spartan Games for all ages in the gyms.

The 3D printing showcase helped newcomers to the technology understand 3D printing and its applications to daily life, and the ever-popular Frisbee dogs jumped and flew through the air to great applause.

The event also featured temporary tattoos, face painting, and food trucks and the fabulous International Food Café made another appear- ance in the Upper School.

21 Spring Fling The annual Alumni Spring Fling took place on Friday, April 29, 2016 on the deck at St. Johns. Just as the sun was setting, 70 alumni, family, and faculty gathered for appetizers and drinks provided by the Alumni Office. As the sun went down and the bistro lights in the trees came on, Dr. Saumil Oza ‘95 was presented with the Outstanding Alumnus of the Year Award for his outstanding accomplishments as a cardiologist. After the presentation, everyone enjoyed a delicious dinner, dessert, drinks, and tours of the school all while catching up with old friends.

Outstanding Alumnus of the Year 2016 Dr. Saumil Oza ‘95

Saumil Oza knew that he wanted to go into the Johns Singers, the Varsity Swim team, and medical field from a young age. As a student at the Varsity Basketball team, among many St. Johns, he excelled in academics, athletics, other activities.Upon graduating Summa Cum and the arts. He was a National Merit Scholar, Laude from St. Johns, Saumil was admitted a member of the Cum Laude Society, National to an elite six-year medical school program Honor Society, Latin Club, Spanish Club, St. at the University of Miami. He went on to the University of Illinois-Chicago for his residency in Internal Medicine and then moved to Loyola University for fellowships in cardiology and cardiac electrophysiology.

Since then he has done amazing work at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Jacksonville and was recently named Chief of Cardiology. Saumil is the co-director of the Atrial Fibrillation Institute, a comprehensive treatment facility for the medical and interventional management of atrial fibrillation. He is passionate about helping his patients live a great life after treatment by emphasizing healthy diet and exercise. Saumil also was recently recognized by the Jacksonville Business Journal as a Healthcare Hero in Cardiology. He lives in Jacksonville with his wife and young son.

Dr. Saumil Oza ‘95 and his wife Neetal Oza. 22 Members of the class of 1976: Ravenel Ball, Liz Williams, Walter Parks, Robyn Mears, and David Brown.

Above: Devon Ritch ’95 (right) and her husband, Matthew Barlow.

Laura Dunton, McCall Cauthen Morgan ’97, Katy Zehner, and Randa Antar Blethyn ‘95.

Past Alumnus of the Year Winners and Hall of Fame members: Walter Parks ‘76, Liz Williams ‘76, Dr. Saumil Oza ‘95, Todd Zehner ’87, Haley Morgan ’97.

23 Legacy Breakfast

On Friday, April 29, the Alumni Office hosted a breakfast for St. Johns Country Day School legacies and their legacy family members. This breakfast is hosted annually in honor of these families and to thank them for their long-term relationship with and investment in our school. Student legacies and family members for the 2015-2016 school year included:

Ball, Bradley (12) and Ravenel ’76 Dinkins, Caroline (9), Lillian (11), Sandy Ellmaker Dinkins ‘84, and Matt Dinkins Barber, Bonnar (5), Kyleigh (10), and JJ (Jona) Gay Barber Dollarhide, David (11) and David ‘88

Boitet, Ian (PK3) and Jarrod ’06 Dunton, Evelyn (PK4), Grace (3), and Four ’97

Call, Ben (K), Seth (3), and Lauren Marchand ‘98 Garrison, Jane (3), Mary Beth (6), and Gayle Simpson Garrison ‘94 Cassady, Grant (3) and Virginia Hall ‘84 Goodbread, Emma (10), Rose (12), and Janna Costarakis, Ainsley (3) and Matt ‘87 Tamargo ’93

Dinkins, Josie (5), Henry (9), Victor (10), Ben ’88, Heinrichs, Adrian (2), Torrin (4), and Robert ‘97 and Lisha Frick Dinkins ‘88 Hall, Kinley (6), Grayson (8), and Kelley Lewis Hall ‘84

Hollingsworth, Wyatt (2) and Jodie Spencer Hollingsworth ‘86

Jackson, Ava (5), Arden (5), Louis (8), and Frances McKellar Jackson ‘92

Laird, Will (2), Courtney (5), and Michelle Abrisch Laird ’94

Langdo, Sierra (11) and Ronda Adrian Yancey

Lewis, Josh (3), JD (6), and Jeff ‘89

Lindholm, Patrick (9), Megan (11), and Susan Trimby Lindholm ‘80

Livingston, Madison (9), Brandon (11), and Traci Peacock Livingston ‘90

Lyerly, Paige (10), James Lyerly ’80, and Kay Blitch Lyerly ’80

Maierhoffer, Abigail (5), Meredith (9), Thomas (11), and Laura Dinkins Maierhoffer ‘85

Olivia (Grade 5) and Britt McTammany (’87).

24 Below: Torrin (Grade 4) and Adrian (Grade 2) McNulty, William (1), Grace (3), and Anne Clay Heinrichs with their dad Robert. ’97. Wilhelm McNulty

McTammany, Olivia (5), Britt ’87, and Grandmother Mary Jo Cotney McTammany ‘60

Montgomery, Lane (9), Patricia (11), Colin (12), and Grandfather Bob Montgomery ’58

Mooneyham, Luke (K), Jack (5), and Sjoukje Witkamp Mooneyham

Morgan, Caris (K), Charlie (3), Haley ’97, and McCall Cauthen Morgan ‘97

Olmstead, Charlotte (PK4) and Anna Campbell Starks ’00

Peterson, Luke (3), Lilly (8), and Aime Culton Peterson ‘89

Punya, Alyssa (8) and Mike ‘88

Schmidt, Sydney (2), Brad and Katie Gibbs Schmidt ‘93

Schwalbe, Sally (11) and Liz Brown Schwalbe ’83

Studstill, Emily (12) and Wilson

Tamargo, James (8), Joseph (9), and Joel ‘92

Urnek, Molly (11) and Betsy McEuen Urnek

Wheeler, Austin (7) and Monica Walker Wheeler ‘88

Wyatt, Michael (9) and Addie Rivers

Zehner, Cade (7) and Todd ‘87

Cousins Jack (Grade 5) and Liam (Grade 1) McNulty, Sydney Schmidt Above: Jack (Grade 5) and Luke (Grade 2), and Grace McNulty (Grade Mooneyham (Kindergarten) with 3) with Anne Clay Wilhelm McNulty and Sjoukje Witkamp Mooneyham. Katie Gibbs Schmidt (’93).

25 Performing Arts

Left: Band members perform in April’s St. Johns on Broadway.

Below: Grade 11 students Kevin Taylor, Dillon Murray, and Alex Gustafson perform in April’s Cantate: An Evening of Song.

Left: Lauren Correia, Grade 6, dances to the Symphonic Band performing a medley from “Sweeney Todd.” Right: St. Johns Singers perform “Over the Rainbow” in St. Johns on Broadway.

26 Right: Ireland Link, Grade 1, performs at the Lower School Talent Show in May.

Far Right: Grade 3 girls are ready to “Get in the Game” at the Lower School presentation of the sports musical.

Left: Chastity Duffey, Grade 12, received a rating of Superior with Honors at the State Choral Competition in April. Rifht: Mrs. Scott directs the Singers in April’s Cantate: An Evening of Song.

27 Visual Arts

Upper School Visual Art Award: Elizabeth Haizlip This year’s Upper School Visual Art Award also included the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) Annual Book Art Award. Each year a select number of secondary schools with noteworthy programs in the Visual Arts are invited by RISD’s President to select an accomplished artist from the senior class to receive this distinction.

National Scholastic Art Award: Zhaneé Anderson Zhaneé Anderson, Grade 12, earned a Silver Medal from the 2016 National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Zhaneé’s ceramic piece has been recog- nized by panels of creative professionals as being an outstanding work. This year nearly 320,000 works of art and writing were submitted and Zhaneé’s work is among the 1% to be recognized on the National Level. She received a national silver medal.

28 Right: Lily Weldon displays her winning artwork at the Lower School Awards Assembly.

Student Art Collection Awards The St. Johns Student Art Collection allows us to proudly display student art throughout the offices and hallways of the school. Each year St. Johns adds to the collection by selecting new pieces from Lower, Middle, and Upper School artists and displaying them so that parents, students, faculty, and visitors Above: Mr. Rothe presents the can appreciate them for years to come. Middle School Student Art Award to Emma Gonzales at the Middle School This year’s featured artists were Lily Awards Assembly. Weldon (LS), Emma Gonzales (MS), and Kimberly Swiggett (US). Left: Kimberly Swiggett’s Lino-cut print work, “Umbrella.”

Concert on the Green Out of over 175 entries from Clay County student artists, Meagan Castiglione, Grade 11, won the Concert on the Green poster contest and had her winning artwork, “Botanical Melody,” featured at this year’s event. She also won a $500 scholarship. Congratulations, Meagan!

Victoria Hayes, Grade 8, took second place in the Concert on the Green “Botanical Melody,” by Meagan Castiglione Junior Division with her entry, “Midnight Music.”

In the Elementary Division, Helen Clare Makar captured second place with “Earth Guitar.” 29 Athletics

Left: Abbey Newton. Above: Girls Varsity Soccer

• Madison Dill (volleyball) University Our Spartan athletes had great winter and of Miami spring seasons again this year as our teams distinguished themselves at various levels in • Avery Wasdin (volleyball) University basketball, soccer, softball, baseball, of Mobile and tennis. • Madeline Schultz (soccer) United States The girls’ Varsity Soccer team took district, Air Force Academy regional, and state championships for the fifth • Zhaneé Anderson (soccer) Valdosta consecutive year under Coach Mike Pickett State University (’83), positioning themselves as the definitive team to beat in the state. Sophomore Abbey • Elizabeth Haizlip (soccer) Nova Newton was also named Clay County Player Southeastern University of the Year. • Marcus Fairley (soccer) Barry University Proving their ability to take their skills to the next level, seven Spartan athletes will advance • Matthew McMullen (baseball) Illinois Tech to play in college, including:

Left: Madison Dill, flanked by her parents, Kimberly and Richard, as she signs to play volleyball for the University of Miami. Right: Avery Wasdin, Madeline Schultz, Matthew McMullen, Elizabeth Haizlip, and Zhaneé Anderson, on Signing Day.

30 Above: Above: Boys Varsity Tennis Girls Varsity Softball

Right: St. Johns Crew Team

In track and field, eight of our female athletes advanced to state: Kate McCormack Courtney Sage Mackenzie Glenn Madeline Schultz Kendall Sage Simms Wulbern Helena Kummings Emily Patterson

Madeline Schultz won districts, regionals and medaled at state by placing 6th in high jump. She was further distinguished by being named a Florida Times- Union Top 10 Scholar-Athlete.

Emily Patterson took district and regional champion and broke the school record in discus.

31 Lower School By Mary Helen Cauthen, Assistant Headmaster, Head of Lower School

The Lower School theme this year has been “Do Everything. Become Anything.” Throughout the year, our students have seized wonderful opportunities to try new things, develop solid social and leadership Ryan O’Sullivan and Lauryn Mateo skills, and learn about life paths and careers that emphasize how we won awards for Best All Around Boy and Girl at the Lower School Awards can all “become anything” with hard work and dedication. Assembly in May.

Above: Grade 3 students Autumn Henry, Lydia Trahan, and Caelan Chesser get excited about performing in “Get in the Game,” the Lower School spring musical performance, on May 16.

Miss Comer and Mrs. Keller’s Grade 2 classes made a “quilt” of squares to tell their family history.

32 Left and below: Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 students perform in the Pre-K - Grade 1 Musical in May.

Above: Grade 5 student Semaj Williams and Grade 4 student Sofia Conde performed in the Lower School Talent Show in May.

Right: Bishop Safreed performed as an “army Above: Grade 4 students ant” in the Pre-K - Grade demonstrate the Spartan 1 Musical in May. characteristic of acceptance and a positive culture.

Left: Grade 1 students Grayson Lynn and Landyn Gauthier display cards they made for their senior buddies.

33 Middle School By Bill Rothe, Head of Middle School

Left: Middle School students and families donated over 1,000 paper bags to Waste Not Want Not, a Clay County charity.

The Middle School theme this year was “Head, Heart, and Hands,” encouraging students to focus on building self-reliance through engaging academic and collaborative activities that challenged students to discover their own unique capabilities. Our theme also addressed the importance of character in Middle School by emphasizing the expec- tation of an honorable community.

Finally, Middle School life this year was filled with hands-on experiences both on and off campus, providing lasting memories to build upon as they navigate their wonderful journey in Middle School.

Bottom Left: Grade 8 student Zoe Roberts, shown here with Mr. Rothe and Mrs. Burke, was awarded the Middle School Distinguished Student of Character at the MS Awards Assembly on May 24. Bottom Right: Mrs. Sachs’ Grade 6 students wrote letters to—and got responses from! – some of their scientist/inventor heroes.

34 Above: At the Middle School Left: Mrs. Phelps’ Awards Assembly, Kendall History 7 classes had Sage (right) and Jack fun delivering oral Hodges (left) were awarded speeches in character. Top Female and Male Athlete, respectively.

Below: Mr. O’Sullivan’s PreAlgebra B classes received commendations for collectively solving 100,000 math problems on their home- work website this year.

35 Upper School

By Mary Virginia Fisher, Assistant Headmaster, Head of Upper School

The Drive to Thrive permeated every aspect of Upper School student life this year. Whether in the classroom and art room, on the stage, in clubs and athletics, or in service to school and Led by Dr. Judibelle Román, dissections provide hands-on learning community, every Upper School student ended to Grade 9 biology students Logan Higby and Adam Maytin. the year proud of a personal best. Some accom- plishments were in the public eye; others were behind the scenes. All made the 2015-2016 school year a most notable one!

Upper School classrooms buzzed with the sound of actively-engaged learners guided by skilled educators who infused lessons with tech- St. Johns students get in the “toga spirit” at this year’s Latin Forum nology and best practices. Under their tutelage, before collecting a record number of trophies. students garnered coveted ribbons and trophies in academics, performing arts, athletics, visual arts, and more. Clearly, faculty commitment to the school’s mission and to their students pro- vided the cornerstone of the success enjoyed by this year’s Upper School.

As we pause to celebrate the Upper School’s “per- sonal bests” of 2015-2016, we already look forward to those that lie ahead next year and beyond!

Soon-to-be Senior Leighton Lyons listens intently to advice from Director of College Counseling Justine Worthington.

36 Top students from the junior and senior classes were inducted to the Cum Laude Society, shown here with speaker Dr. Saumil Oza and sponsor Harrison Sepulveda. The Cum Laude Society honors scholastic achievement at the high school level, similar to the Phi Beta Kappa Society which honors these achievements at the University level.

Following the April 20 Interfaith Assembly, Upper School Sophomore engineering students Dawson Patton and Luke Mason ponder the students revel in the colorful frenzy of the Hindu Holi Festival, workings of their robotic car before its first test drive. held on the North Field.

Below L to R: Spanish students and teachers show off the hardware from their 3rd place finish in the State Spanish Competition in March. Center: Student Council’s annual Cosmic Bowling outing remains a fun-filled highlight of the spring! Right:These Francophile Spartans took 3rd place at the state French Congrès in March.

37 Left: Grade 1 students singing “Lullaby of Broadway,” from 42nd Street. Middle: Grade 2 students and teacher, Christy Comer, sing “Do Re Mi” from The Sound of Music. Right: Middle School performers sing and dance to Grease.

Left: Grade 4 students perform a medley from Annie. Right: The Symphonic and Concert Bands performed selections from The Sound of Music and Sweeney Todd.

Left: Upper School students performing a medley from Into the Woods, which made its St. Johns on Broadway debut this year. Right: Middle School students singing from You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.

38 A Red Carpet Event

Mr. Newsom surprises Jack Scheiner with a selfie during the Grade 5 Since the first St. Johns on Broadway in performance of South Pacific’s 1983, the show has come a long way. But “There is Nothing Like a Dame.” some things remain the same, including the way the show garners the support and involvement of the whole school. According to Mrs. Brenda Scott, Chair of the Performing Arts Department, “St. Johns on Broadway is a great experience for the kids. It’s a wonderful opportunity for them to see what goes into a production like this, from costumes to staging, rehearsals to the technical components. It gives the students a chance to shine on the stage or behind the scenes, and they just love it.”

Grade 5 performance of South Pacific’s “There is Nothing Like a Dame.” In a selection from Kiss Me, Kate, Ian Duncan, Dillon Murray, and Garrett Batton advise gents to “Brush Up Your Shakespeare.”

39 1960s The class of 1966 is planning a reunion in October in Carmel, California.

1970s James Lanier ‘70 was invited back to St. Johns to throw out the first pitch at the newly redesigned baseball field for the first David and Cathleen with UF President Kent Fuchs and varsity baseball game to be played at home his wife Linda. under the lights.

James Lanier ‘70 Cathleen Lee ‘75 and her husband, David Lee who was a Trustee at St. Johns from 1986 to 1993 and is the father of Michael Lee ‘91 and Brian Lee ‘92, attended David’s induction into the Grand Guard at the University of Florida celebrating the 50 year anniversary of his graduation from undergraduate school at the University of Florida.

1980s Ben Bishop ‘83 and Brooke Darby Bishop ‘87 have a son, Cord, who graduated from Ponte Vedra High School and will be attending Auburn University in the fall, just like his dad - and he looks just like him too!

The class of 1986 is planning a reunion the weekend of St. Johns Homecoming, October 14-16. Please contact the Alumni Office for more information.

Cord Bishop 1990s Devon Ritch ‘95 has developed several recipes that were published in the March issue of Edible Northeast Florida magazine.

Amelia Earhart Daniels ‘97 and husband, Michael Daniels, welcomed their third child, John Price Daniels, on November 11, 2015. He weighed 8 lbs 10 oz. Price has two older siblings, Bear (almost 2) and Anna Drake (4). The Daniels live in Knoxville, TN.

Hans Krieg ‘97 was featured in an article in the Jacksonville newspaper The Daily Record in June. Hans grew up in the family dairy business, but moved on to other ventures after the family business sold in 2004. He graduated with a business management degree from the University of Georgia and is now the Member Services Director for the North Florida Amelia Earhart Daniels ‘97 Builders Association.

40 Catarina Catruccio-Prince ‘97 returned to Miami after living in Washington, D.C. in order to accept a position as Assistant Development Director at the University of Miami.

Shawn Pendry ‘98 is the vocal director at LaVilla School of the Arts where he has led his students in a one-year journey writ- ing, scoring, designing, directing, and producing their own opera, “Jared” based on Mozart’s “Don Giovanni.” The result was an astounding success with a full 500-page orchestral score, 2 full acts, an overture, and a ballet. The project was featured on the front page of the Florida Times-Union and several other media outlets.

Sarah Powers Rountree ‘99 and her husband welcomed the birth of their second child, Caroline, in March.

2000s Will Courtney ‘01 and his wife Heather welcomed the birth of a baby boy in July, William M. Courtney IV. Will’s brothers Nick Courtney ‘03 and Marcus Courtney ‘05 as well as Nick’s son, cousin Charlie were all on hand to welcome him into the world!

Jessica Carter O’Brien ‘02 a licensed clinical mental health counselor, was featured on News4Jax after the Orlando nightclub attack, discussing how to talk to children about tragedy.

Emily Friend O’Leary ‘02 was awarded the prestigious “40 Under 40” award from the Jacksonville Business Journal. Emily was recognized for her work as an attorney Courtney brothers. with the law firm of Foley & Lardner.

Megan Winton ‘02 worked as an intern and technician with the Shark Research Center at Mote Marine Laboratories and the Shark Population Assessment Group at the NMFS Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Panama City Laboratory. She is a PhD student at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

Caroline Robbins ‘03 spent the summer in New York City as a digital intern at Bollare Communications, a public relations firm specializing in beauty, fashion, and lifestyle.

After graduating from the University of Florida in mechanical engineering and aero-nautical engineering, Ryan Bowen ‘05 earned a Master’s of Business Administration from Florida State University and is working at Naval Air Station Jacksonville as a Team Leader for Structural Engineering.

Buck Williams ‘05 and his wife Susannah welcomed the birth of a baby girl, Brooke Baker Williams in March.

Cody Slaughter ‘06 and Christie Jones ‘05 got engaged in April.

41 Danielle Palombo ‘08 and wedding guests UCF graduates Tyler Law ‘11 and Connor Vansandt ‘11

Thomas and Le’Anna Ray Connor ‘07 welcomed the birth of a baby girl.

Caitlin Murphey ‘07 married Jeremy Reidenberg on March 19. They honeymooned in Thailand and live in Ormond Beach, FL.

Brooke Blasser ‘08 is back in school at the University of North Florida studying to be a Nurse Anesthetist.

Ian Holman ‘08 married Carrie Jaeckle in July in Richmond, VA.

Monica McCauley ‘08 has been certified by the Florida Board of Accountancy as a Certified Public Accountant.

Danielle Palombo ‘08 married Austin Phillip-Edmonds on May 28. Jessica Palombo Connor Family Gustafson ‘04, Andi Caplin Aguilera ‘08, Preethi Rajan ‘08, Allie Stawara ‘06, Rachael Stroh Hanff ‘07, and Emily Childs Grover ‘08 were all in the bridal party. Walker Mason ‘08, Georgia Libert Mason ‘08, Marshall Child ‘07, Bailey West Kyle ‘08, and Brooke Blasser ‘08 were also in attendance.

Jackson Gardner ‘09 is working for The HCI Group, LLC, where another St. Johns alumnus, Ricky Caplin, is the CEO. Jackson is working as a Marketing Coordinator.

2010s Brooke Butterworth ‘10 has been accepted to Vanderbilt University’s Dietetic Internship Program and also got engaged to Andrew Bloch.

Kelsey Camera ‘10 married Corey Babcock on May 6, 2016.

Jordan Poquette ‘10 graduated from the University of Alabama with a Master’s degree in Psychology and was the valedictorian in her program. Kelsey Camera ‘10

42 Christianna White ‘10 is in her last year of pharmacy school at South College, School of Pharmacy, Knoxville, TN. She is completing her clinical rotations in Tennessee and Florida.

Tyler Law ‘11 and Connor Vansandt ‘11 both graduated from The University of Central Florida in May. Annie Bobbit and Kaili Torres both attended the graduation.

Sarah Voigt ‘11 graduated from Notre Dame and then from the University of Florida with a Master’s Degree in Education. This spring she visited and observed Mrs. Herzog’s AP English Language as class as part of her studies. She has accepted a job teaching middle school English and coaching at Gaston Day School in Gastonia, North Carolina.

Tory Finley ‘12 was profiled on the FSU website for her accomplishments working to be fluent in both Spanish and Italian while also moving towards getting accepted to medical school. She was volunteering at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Herzog and Sarah Voigt ‘11 also working as a translator. She now works for the Autism Institute, working closely with the FSU College of Medicine.

Kori Mckenzie ‘12 has moved to Dallas, TX for a civil engineering job.

Austin Franklin ‘12 was president of his fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha and made the Dean’s List last semester at Hampden Sydney College. He was awarded a Center for Entrepreneurship and Political Economy Senior Fellowship to continue work on a company he started after an entrepreneurship class, Good-Natured Life, LLC (www.goodnaturedlife.com). He has also been accepted to Harvard Business School’s HBX CORe (Credential of Readiness) program.

Pilar Brito ‘12 graduated from Dartmouth College, where she won the Ramon Guthrie Achievement Award in French. She also has kept in touch with her French student, Dion from St. Ambriose that she hosted when the French stu- dents came to St. Johns in 2011. They recently met up while in London.

Tori Berger ‘12 graduated from Tulane University and has been accepted to the Tulane Masters of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program.

Corina Mercado ‘12 graduated from Stetson University and is moving to

Oklahoma where she will be pursuing a Master’s degree in Global Affairs at Pilar Brito ‘12 and Dion the University of Oklahoma and she will be working as a research analyst at a commercial real estate firm.

Kara McCurry ‘13 has been accepted as a 2017 Teach For America Corps Member.

43 ALUMNI IN MEMORIAM

St. Johns Alumnus Keith Rock ‘02, brother of Kevin Rock ‘00, Kris Rock, and Kasey Rock Partridge ‘04, brother-in-law to Merritt Partridge ‘04.

Pat Gray, mother of Wyndee Leigh Gray ‘06.

Catherine Kitty Brittain Townsend, mother of Jim Townsend ’75, Tom Townsend ’76, Catherine Townsend McRae ’79, and Amanda Townsend Bristol ’83. Merrick Isley ‘14 Larry Blau, husband of Betsy Bennett Blau ‘58. Merrick Isley ‘14 was selected for the US Air Force Academy’s elite Soaring Aerobatic Team where he will compete flying a glider in various aerobatic formations. Rosalie Gregory Snyder, mother of Leigh Snyder Ray ‘83. Jasmine Faulk ‘14 was accepted into the Master’s program for architecture at the University of South Florida. Alumnus Chris Dobbertien ‘10, brother of Ryan Dobbertien ‘04, Jeff Dobbertien ‘08, Luke Dill ‘14 has transferred into the University of Florida. and Matt Dobbertien ‘06, and son of trustee Dr. Mark Dobbertien. Emily Kirk ‘14 spent the summer as in intern in the Finance Department for the Jacksonville Jaguars. She begins an intern- Kelly Woods Ramayya, mother of Becca ship this fall with the FSU Sports Information department. Staples ‘11 John Pace ‘15 has transferred to Florida State University where Cacilda Pace, mother of former trustee he has been accepted into the prestigious music department. James B. Pace and grandmother to John Pace ‘15.

Stay In Touch We are planning more alumni events in other cities so make sure to stay connected through email, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Contact Gayle Garrison, Director of Alumni Relations, [email protected] or (904) 264-1524.

44 ) Innovating for a better world from the massive to the mastiff.

Bob Montgomery graduated from St. Johns in 1958 and then was the Outstanding Engineering Graduate when he graduated from Auburn University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1964. He went to work for the family business which became Montgomery Industries. His father had designed and pro- duced a patented machine for reducing wood scrap into a more consistent end product. Bob brought his expert engineer- ing and design skills to the company and holds 3 different patents for his innovative designs for the massive machines that the company produces.

Cody Vincent graduated from St. Johns in 2000 and then from the University of North Florida and is working as a Certified Public Accountant. He wasn’t planning to start a business, but an idea that he and his close friend Josh Kenning came up with is in the early stages of a small business. They designed and produced a dog walker called the Double Doggie to easily walk two dogs without getting tangled. They had a successful Kickstarter campaign to get the ball rolling and were featured at Jacksonville’s Spark Walk in 2016. The Double Doggie is cur- rently producing its first run of 5,000.

45 Meet The PTL President

We’re nearing the launch of the stir up Spartan spirit and create 2016-2017 school year and our activities that are fun and uplifting focus is turning to uniforms, sum- for all. mer reading and supply lists. As you savor the last remaining days After recently delivering my old- of summer vacation, please allow est (class of ’16) to college I can me to introduce myself. My name speak from the heart and encour- is Heather Schultz and I will be age you to savor each moment serving as your advocate, support of the upcoming school year. Be squad, and cheerleader this year. involved. Be connected. Be pres- I’d also like to take a moment to Heather, front left, with her husband, ent. And if volunteering is part of Steven, and children Madeline (’16), that, we’d like to hear from you. welcome you as members of the Olivia (’17), Jack (’18), and Emma (’23). PTL. That’s right, as parents of a Please feel free to email or call SJCDS student, you are already Your PTL officers are here to offer with concerns, ideas, or just to part of the family! How you you support, advocate for your chat. I’m all ears. choose to share your time, talent, children, and encourage and

and treasure with your St. Johns serve our dedicated teachers and Go Spartans! ~Heather family is up to you! administrators. We’re also here to

Look Who Stopped By!

This summer St. Johns had a visit from the grandson of founders Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Heinrich, Dan, and his family Kinzie, Bryce, and Tyler Heinrich. Dan is the son of alumnus Edwin Heinrich, Jr. ‘63.

46 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report

47 Thank You Supporters 2015-2016 Board of Trustees Officers: Jonathan C. Montgomery, President Tanya Powers, Vice President Thomas C. Paul, Treasurer Dr. Arjav Ted Shah, Secretary

Members: Trustees Emeritus: Owene Weber Courtney The Rev. Lila Byrd Brown Angela DeMonbreun Patricia A. Freeman Dr. Mark A. Dobbertien Robert Liguori Gerri Duffey Sharon J. Suggs CONTENTS Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Andrew L. Glassman Headmaster Emeritus: 48 Annual Fund Nancy Hogshead-Makar Stephen F. Russey Leadership Dr. Steven B. Kailes Ex Officio: John B. Linge, Jr. 49 Annual Fund Letter Marla Matson-Quattrone Edward M. Ellison Sean M. McCormack 50 Leadership Gifts Amy R. McGeorge Michael R. Spigel 51 Campus Club

Development Committee 55 Gift By Relationship Tanya Powers, Owene Courtney, Angela DeMonbruen, Mark Dobbertien, Gerri Duffey, Ed Ellison, Darren Glenn, Nancy Hogshead-Makar, Jeni Jacobs, 65 The Loyalty Society Kimberley Link, John Maierhoffer, Jonathan Montgomery, Sita Shah, Joel Tamargo, Stephanie Van Dyke, Michelle Kirk, Amy Weaver 70 Other Gifts

Annual Fund Team CONTACT: Andrea Asher, JJ Barber, Mike Barber, Karine Bliffen, Hannah Boitet, Kim Amy Weaver Brafford, Jennifer Clay, Ford Cox, Sandy Cox, Theresa Dallas, Kathy Dautel, Director of Angela DeMonbreun, Eric DePetris, Meisha DuBois, Carlos Duffey, Gerri Duffey, Institutional Advancement Gayle Garrison, Darren Glenn, Leslie Glenn, Beth Haizlip, Dan Hodges, Jeff [email protected] Jacobs, Jeni Jacobs, Allison Keiter, Kelli LaClair, Michelle Laird, Nonie Larson, (904) 264-9572 Stacey Little, April Lloyd, Rosemary Lorenz, Kay Lyerly, John Maierhoffer, Renee Mejias, Eve Owens, Katherine Paul, Connie Pecoraro, Tanya Powers, Jodie Richards, Ivonne Robbins, Jaime Russell, Sita Shah, Janna Tamargo, Dan 48 Teahan, Darlene Wasdin, Annica Williams, Pam Wilson June 30, 2016

Dear St. Johns Families and Friends:

We are thrilled to report that we have just put the wraps on another fantastic year of fundraising at St. Johns. For the fifth year in a row, the St. Johns Annual Fund set a new high-water mark in total funds raised. As of today, the School has received 543 gifts totaling more than $480,000! We cannot thank you enough for the tremendous outpouring of support we received from so many of you! Jonathan Montgomery and Ed Ellison

We owe a great deal of thanks to our Chairs, Tanya and Bill Powers, for their outstanding leadership of the Annual Fund. Working closely with our tireless and dynamic duo in development, Amy Weaver and Michelle Kirk, they organized a terrific group of parent, trustee, and alumni volunteers who made countless phone calls and wrote personal notes urging parents from every grade as well as other members of the St. Johns community to participate in this year’s Annual Fund. These energetic volunteers were strong advocates for the school and shared a positive message about philanthropic support, resulting in increased participation by parents and alumni this year.

So what have we been doing with these funds? For starters, gifts earmarked specifically for upgrades to our baseball facilities have turned our diamond into the envy of every other baseball program in Clay County. We were able to make substantial improvements to the sound and lighting systems in the Performing Arts Center – just in time for St. Johns on Broadway. Along with the theater upgrades, we were able to purchase percussion instruments for our concert and symphonic bands. This summer, we will put the finishing touches on the much-anticipated and long-overdue upgrades to the physical education locker room project we began with funds from the 2015 Gala & Auction event. In addition, we were able to support additional travel and workshops for faculty professional development and we acquired additional technology hardware to support the expanded roll-out of the iPad program. Of course, a healthy portion of the funds were used to support day-to-day operation of the school not entirely covered by tuition.

The best investment money can buy isn’t about money. It’s about the right environment for children to learn and discover themselves, a place which opens doors for students and instills the character and confidence to walk through them. At St. Johns we accomplish this through an academic program whose challenges students are intent on meeting; teachers who understand their students and bring out their best; plentiful and accessible arts, sports, and other enriching activities that enable students to find and develop all their talents; a peaceful and safe campus with some amazing facilities; and a caring community where all are welcomed and respected. The funds you have so generously committed to our mission will be used to ensure that an investment in a St. Johns education remains the best investment a parent can make.

Please accept our most sincere thanks and appreciation for your incredible generosity this year. We hope you are enjoying a relaxing summer vacation with your family and friends.

Warm regards,

Edward M. Ellison Jonathan C. Montgomery Headmaster President, Board of Trustees

49 Leadership Gifts

Pillar Society $25,000 and Above The Rev. Lila Byrd Brown Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges Ms. Jennifer U. Johnson Tufts University, in honor of Ed & Kathy Ellison

Cornerstone Club $15,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. John Whitley Founders’ Circle $10,000 - $14,999 1953 Society $1,953 - $2,999 Mr. Andrew & Dr. Jennifer Glassman CDR & Mrs. Kenneth Haizlip Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Montgomery Mr. Francisco Cabrera & Ms. Jody Vance Cabrera Mr. & Mrs. William Russell Mr. & Mrs. William Courtney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. Ford Cox, Jr./Ms. Dana Thomas Headmaster’s Circle $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Paul Davini & Ms. Hua Wei Mr. John Duncan, Jr. Mr. Douglas & Dr. Lori Aiosa Mr. & Mrs. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Baker’s Sporting Goods Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cauthen Mr. & Mrs. John Kemp Duval Ford Mr. Afonso Lopes & Mrs. Luciana Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ellison Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lorenz Dr. & Mrs. Marc Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heinrich Mr. Scott Makar & Ms. Nancy Hogshead-Makar Drs. Steven & Beth Kailes Mr. & Mrs. Sean McCormack Mr. & Mrs. Jason Miles Nimnicht Chevrolet Company Mrs. Lucretia Miller Ms. Yvette Culver Owens Dr. & Mrs. Russell Pecoraro Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pace Mrs. Sharon Suggs Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Paul Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation Richard Disney Paint & Body Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Robbins Spartan Society $3,000 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. W. Judson Sapp Mr. & Mrs. Larry Campbell Ms. Katie Gibbs Schmidt & Mr. Brad Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews Drs. Arjav Ted & Sita Shah CSX Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael Spigel General Truck Equipment &Trailer Sales, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Starks Ms. Virginia Hall & Mr. Mark Scruby Dr. Michael Vanover Ms. Shelly Kummings & Mr. Jonathan Walden Mr. Mark Walden & Ms. Becky Wilford Mr. & Mrs. John Linge, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Little Young Alumni Leadership Society Ms. Ami Patel Mr. Eric Emery Mr. & Mrs. William Powers Ms. Raquel Sanford St. Johns Parent Teacher League

50 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Campus Club

Partner $1,000 - $1,952 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stoeber The Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth Herzog Anonymous Target Take Charge of Education Dr. & Mrs. Michael Illovsky Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Bowen Ms. Joanie Teofilo Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jacobs Mr. Kenneth Brown & Dr. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. John Unger Mr. Kevin & Dr. Allison Keiter Henley-Brown Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kirk, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Burnside Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson Mr. Thomas Langdo Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Camarda Mr. James Leano Dr. David Coll & Dr. Judibelle Roman Friend $500 - $999 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lemieux, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Correia Dr. & Mrs. Lucien Abboud Mr. Mark Loper & Ms. Chunmei Zhao Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cothren Mr. & Mrs. Robert Amacker Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer Drs. Mark & Lisa Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. David Arendt Ms. Marla Matson-Quattrone Eisman & Russo Consulting Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arrison Dr. Doug McKee Engineers Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barber Ms. Renee Mejias Mr. & Mrs. John Fagan Dr. Vanessa Bowles Beasley Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Morin Mr. & Mrs. Roddey Fisher Ms. Jennie Fernandez Beltz Mr. & Mrs. Scott Noble Mr. Robert Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Keith Billings Mr. & Mrs. David O’Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Lince Jacob Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Branch Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pack Mr. Elmer James & Ms. April Nester Mr. & Mrs. James Branch Mr. & Mrs. David Perini Drs. Jason & Elizabeth Kent Mr. Eric Conde & Ms. Enitza Calderon Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pickett Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri Korahais Conversano Images Pilot Travel Centers Mr. Robert F. Kuhling, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Travis Cummings Mr. & Mrs. John Powers, Sr. Dr. Angie Kuznia & Mr. John Clark Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dallas Presidential Cleaning Services, LLC Mr. & Mrs. William Laird Mr. & Mrs. Gary DeMonbreun Mr. & Mrs. Ted Rosenau CAPT & Mrs. William Larson Dr. Eric DePetris Mr. & Mrs. Ron Rothberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert Liguori Ms. Leslie DeStefano Safari Truck & SUV Accessories Dr. Marianne McEuen Dr. Laura & Mr. Chuck Dimmick Mr. & Mrs. Martin Schemer McKesson Foundation Mrs. Marjorie Dunton Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schultz Merrill Lynch Ernie Palmer Toyota Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Shimko, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Morton Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Ferris, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Simmons National Dealer Services Drs. Howard & Dina Fetner Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Simmons Orange Park Furniture CDR & Mrs. James Fountain Mr. & Mrs. David Stroud Mr. & Mrs. Adlai Pittman Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Tasin Mrs. Mildred Radwan Mr. Michael Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Taylor/Ms. Arial Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ramey Mr. & Mrs. Sam Garrison Tegna Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Richards Mr. & Mrs. Darren Glenn Judge & Mrs. Richard Townsend Rosengard Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gonzales Mr. Jeff Tyson & Ms. Gretchen Guess Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Russey Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gregson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vallencourt Mr. & Mrs. Larry Sage Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Hall Mr. & Mrs. Steve Van Dyke Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. John Hampton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kurt VanKempen Mrs. Kimberly Soffler Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Heinrich, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Herring

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Mr. & Mrs. Justin Weldon Mr. Alan Kistner Mr. & Mrs. Terry Arnett Mr. & Mrs. Danny Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kramer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arrison Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Whitford Mr. & Mrs. James Long Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Ashford Ms. Barbara Buckman Williams Mr. Thomas Lucas Ms. Pam Ayers Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Yovanovic Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mathis / Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Todd Zehner Melanie Mathis Mr. & Mrs. Ravenel Ball Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Mejias Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. Tony Milian & Mrs. Claudia Margolis Patron $250 - $499 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bare Drs. Maged Abdelmalik & Shereen Mousa Mr. Alexander Moody Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Barnhardt Mr. & Mrs. William Albright Dr. David Mosborg Ms. Heather Barsh Mr. & Mrs. James Bearden Mr. & Mrs. Walter Newsom Mr. & Mrs. Doug Benefield Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Brafford Mr. & Mrs. Paresh Patel Mr. & Mrs. Jay Birmingham Dr. Teresa Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Samir Patel Mr. Marc Boese Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Cory Bridger Mr. & Mrs. Bill Radford Mrs. Kristen Bolt Ms. Nancy Brown Regions Bank Mrs. Catherine Braude Mr. & Mrs. John Casteen, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Arkam Rehman Ms. Katherine Brecka Mr. & Mrs. Scott Caton Mr. Randall Rhoden Ms. Sheila Beakes Brenan Ms. Francie Chalfant-King & Mr. Alan King Mr. & Mrs. William Rothe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Britts Mr. Paul Chen Ms. Stephanie Ruhl Mr. & Mrs. Michael Britts Dr. & Mrs. E. Gary Cook Drs. Andrew & Shiree Sauer Mr. & Mrs. David Broadus Mr. Matt Costarakis Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Smart Ms. Rachel Brown Mr. & Mrs. Adam Desguin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smith Mr. James Buce Mr. & Mrs. John Detlefsen Mr. Johnny Spencer The Buehn Family Mr. Frank Dobbertien Dr. & Mrs. Robert Staten Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bunn Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Drake Mr. & Mrs. Michael Susser Mr. & Mrs. James Burke Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Duffey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tackett Mr. Adam Bush & Ms. Myya Perez General Mills BoxTops for Education Ms. Janna Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. Richard Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Terry Giles Mr. & Mrs. Dan Teahan Mr. Edward Cassady Mr. Gary Goodwin Mr. Christopher Trott Mr. & Mrs. George Cassady Mr. Brad Green Mr. & Mrs. Virgilio Valdivia Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chesser Dr. Laura Grippa-Moody CAPT & Mrs. James Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Mr. & Mrs. Don Gustafson Drs. Jianwei Wang & Hui Tang Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Clemente Mr. & Mrs. Michael Guyot Mrs. Beverly Watson Dr. Camille Coates-Clark & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. John Harward Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wells Phillip Clark Mr. & Mrs. Scott Heller Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Ms. Karen Coen Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higby Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. Mrs. Diane Combs Mrs. Becky Hilbert Ms. Margaret Zapp-Cirino & Mr. Ms. Christy Comer Michael Cirino Dr. James Hoffman Mrs. Barbara Trimble Copeland Mr. Wes Cox Mr. & Mrs. Danny Ingle Member Up to $250 LCDR & Mrs. Coby Croft Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Jacobs Anonymous Ms. Catherine Crum & Mr. Bo Pham Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jordan Dr. Murshid Al-Awady Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Crutchfield Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kalch Amazon Smile Foundation Ms. Tiffany Csalovszki Kids Triathlon, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Arellano

52 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cummings Ms. Margaret Mary Ensell Ms. Dana Goode Mr. & Mrs. William Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Ferguson Ms. Melinda Gordon Dr. & Mrs. James Dautel Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fountain Mr. & Mrs. George N. Graf, Jr. Ms. Suzanne Dawes Mrs. Christine Franzoni Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Grippa Mr. V. Frank Desguin Mr. & Mrs. Charles Frisbee Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haack Mr. Richard Dill Dr. & Mrs. Adam Gaffey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hale Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dinkins Ms. Traci Garber Mr. Dale Hanson Mr. & Mrs. John Dinkins Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gare Mrs. Martha Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Innocenzi Mr. & Mrs. Henry Gare Mr. Noah Happe & Mrs. Farzeen Essa Ms. Alison Drumm Mr. & Mrs. Dale Garlinghouse Mr. & Mrs. Adam Hartwell Mr. & Mrs. John Duncan Geico Philanthropic Foundation Dr. Shelly Hayward Mr. Jim Edwards Mr. & Mrs. James Gilliand Mr. Robert Heinrichs Dr. Robert A. Ellis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gillmer Mr. & Mrs. Todd Henry Mr. Eric Emery Ms. Bridget Glasscock Mrs. Amanda Hernandez

The St. Johns Annual 100% Fund impacts our students and 543 participation by faculty, staff, number of donors and the Board of Trustees teachers every day. Each time they connect to the Internet, read a book in the library, examine something under a microscope, 450 $901 perform on stage, and participate in sports, the Grandparents Day average gift St. Johns Annual Fund helps make it happen. Your Visitors investment in the school is important — it demon- strates your commitment to the school and your belief new 3D printers 10,000 8 in the students and faculty that make St. Johns so Legos in MakerSpace special. And most of all, you set an example of generosity and support for the rest of the $3.8m St. Johns community. 6,722 in scholarships offered to community service hours Class of 2016 performed by Class of 2016

Ms. Louise Hiday Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hu Ms. Josette Joseph Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hilliard Ms. Debra Huling Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalil Mr. Phillip Hobbs Mr. & Mrs. Brad Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Dave Keller Ms. Mary Catherine Holland Mr. Rapolas Janonis & Mrs. Lisa McLaine Mrs. Mary Ellen Ward Kemp Mr. & Mrs. John Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. James Jelsma Ms. Holli Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Justin Horan Mr. Xiao Jun Jiang & Ms. Yaling Wang Dr. Cecilia & Mr. Bryan Kipnis Mr. Grover Howard & Ms. Denise Evans Ms. Christie Jones Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kirk Ms. Mary Allen Howe Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jones Mr. Kavan Kirk

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Mr. & Mrs. Steve Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Frank Murphy Dr. & Mrs. David Scheiner Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Krier Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mylrea Ms. Allison Scott Mr. & Mrs. Troy LaClair Mr. & Mrs. Derek Neal Mrs. Brenda Scott Ms. Heather Lamm Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nix Ms. Shannon Scott Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lamm, Jr. Mrs. Kyrie Norris Mr. Harrison Sepulveda Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lantinberg Mrs. Heather Olschewske Mr. & Mrs. Russ Sessions Mr. & Mrs. Earl Leatherberry Ms. Stacey O’Steen Mr. & Mrs. Jason Shaffer Mr. David Lee, Jr. CAPT & Mrs. David Page, USN, Ret. Dr. & Mrs. Marwan Shaykh Lincoln Financial Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pargman Mr. & Mrs. Alan Slaughter Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindholm Dr. & Mrs. David Pargman Mr. Steve Sobel & Ms. Kathy Pandich Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Link Ms. Susan Parkins Drs. Dennis & Elle Sorresso Mr. & Mrs. Greg Livingston Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pass Ms. Jamie Spence Mr. Chris Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Champak Patel Ms. Lyndi Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Rahul Patel Ms. Leona Steel Mr. James Lyerly III Mr. Paul Pavelka Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Steiner Ms. Kay Lyerly Mr. & Mrs. Byron Peacock Mr. Josh Stern Mr. Michael Mach & Ms. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. James Peirce Mrs. Deborah Stolow Cadley-Mach Ms. Charlotte Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Studstill Dr. Stephanie Mapp Dr. Marina Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Steve Taylor Ms. Lauren Marchand Mr. Tim Pollock Mr. & Mrs. Jason Thomas Ms. Bonnell Barnett Martens Mr. Jeremy Potter Mr. & Mrs. Vic Tolbert Dr. & Mrs. Gaines Martin Dr. Angela Powell Mr. Clinton Trahan Mr. William Mason III Ms. Amanda Powers Mr. & Mrs. Bill Trammell Mr. & Mrs. George Mateo Ms. Powers’ Grade 3 Class Ms. Monica Valdivia Mathnasium North Florida Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Price Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vallencourt II Mr. Marshall McClung Mr. & Mrs. Harold Raleigh Dr. Audrey VanEtten-Runte Mrs. Margaret McGeorge Ms. Summer Raleigh Mrs. Heather Velasco Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGeorge Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Revels, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Verboort Mr. Michael McKenna Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reynolds Mr. Edward Ward Ms. Leslie McLanahan Ms. Anna Reynolds-Patterson Mr. & Mrs. John Wasdin Medtronic Foundation Dr. Michael Ribadeneyra Mr. & Mrs. Brent White Lt Col & Mrs. David Meldrum, USAF, Ret. Dr. Erin Emery Rich Mr. & Mrs. Rob Wilkes Mr. & Mrs. Peter Minners Ms. Devon Ritch Mr. & Mrs. Alan Williams Mr. Jason Monroe & Dr. Carissa Kostecki Mr. Franklin Ritch Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Williamson Dr. Shelby Montague Ms. Staci Roberts Mrs. Erin Bare Willingham Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mooneyham Mr. Patrick Rodifer Mr. & Mrs. David Wolf Dr. & Mrs. Chris Moore Dr. Nikki Rowan & Mr. Nathan Rowan LCDR Francisco & Dr. Elizabeth Wonpat Ms. Alexandra Morales Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Russell Mr. & Mrs. Levi Worthington Mr. & Mrs. Haley Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan III Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wulbern Morgan Stanley Ms. Tina Sachs Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wyatt Mr. Craig Morris Ms. Raquel Sanford Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wynn Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Morris Mr. Jerry Santiago Mr. Zac Yarbrough

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Trustees Mr. Andrew L. Glassman Mr. Thomas C. Paul The Rev. Lila Byrd Brown Ms. Nancy Hogshead-Makar Mrs. Tanya Powers Mrs. Owene Weber Courtney Dr. Steven B. Kailes Mr. Stephen F. Russey, Headmaster Emeritus Mrs. Angela DeMonbreun Mr. Robert Liguori Dr. Arjav Ted Shah Dr. Mark A. Dobbertien Mr. John B. Linge, Jr. Mr. Michael Spigel Mrs. Gerri Duffey Ms. Marla Matson-Quattrone Mrs. Sharon J. Suggs Mr. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Mr. Sean M. McCormack Mr. Edward Ellison, Ex Officio Mrs. Amy R. McGeorge Mrs. Patricia A. Freeman Mr. Jonathan C. Montgomery

Alumni Class of 1980 Class of 1990 Mrs. Susan Timby Lindholm Mrs. Traci Peacock Livingston Class of 1962 Mr. James Lyerly III Mrs. Sjoukje Witkamp Mooneyham Ms. Sheila Beakes Brenan Ms. Kay Blitch Lyerly Ms. Barbara Buckman Williams Class of 1991 Mr. Joel Tamargo Class of 1963 Class of 1983 Mr. Michael Pickett Mr. Edwin P. Heinrich, Jr. Class of 1992 Mrs. Laura Fisher Proffitt Class of 1965 Class of 1984 Dr. Vanessa Bowles Beasley Mrs. Mary Ellen Ward Kemp Class of 1993 Mrs. Sandy Ellmaker Dinkins Mr. Edward Ward Ms. Katie Gibbs Schmidt Mrs. Kelley Lewis Hall Ms. Janna Tamargo Class of 1966 Mrs. Nonie Sladek Larson Mr. Robert F. Kuhling, Jr. Dr. Michael Ribadeneyra Class of 1994 Mrs. Gayle Simpson Garrison Class of 1967 Class of 1985 Mrs. Michelle Abrisch Laird The Rev. Lila Byrd Brown Ms. Catherine Crum Class of 1969 Ms. Virginia Hall Class of 1995 Mr. Brad Green Mrs. Barbara Trimble Copeland Mrs. Laura Dinkins Maierhoffer Ms. Devon Ritch Lt. Col. David Meldrum, USAF, Ret. Class of 1986 Mr. Paul Pavelka Mrs. Jodie Spencer Hollingsworth Class of 1996 Ms. Leslie McLanahan Class of 1971 Ms. Ami Patel Dr. Robert A. Ellis, Jr. Class of 1987 Class of 1997 Mr. Adam Bush Class of 1973 Mr. Matt Costarakis Mr. Paul Chen Mrs. Owene Weber Courtney Mr. Todd Zehner Mr. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Ms. Mary Allen Howe Class of 1988 Mr. Robert Heinrichs Ms. Bonnell Barnett Martens Mr. Ben Dinkins Mr. Haley Morgan Class of 1974 Mrs. Lisha Frick Dinkins Mrs. McCall Cauthen Morgan Ms. Katherine Brecka Mrs. Monica Walker Wheeler Class of 1998 Class of 1976 Class of 1989 Ms. Mary Catherine Holland Mr. Ravenel Ball Ms. Holly Fisher Mr. Brad Jackson Mr. James Leano

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Ms. Lauren Marchand Class of 2012 Mr. & Mrs. Roddey Fisher Mrs. Erin Bare Willingham Mr. Franklin Ritch Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Franklin Class of 1999 Class of 2013 Dr. & Mrs. Marc Freeman Mr. Andrew & Dr. Jennifer Glassman Mr. Christopher Trott Mr. Kavan Kirk CDR & Mrs. Kenneth Haizlip Mr. Kevin Weaver Class of 2000 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hale Mr. Phillip Hobbs Class of 2014 Ms. Virginia Hall & Mr. Mark Scruby Mrs. Kristin Hodge Jackson Ms. Summer Raleigh Mr. & Mrs. Scott Heller Mrs. Anna Campbell Starks Ms. Raquel Sanford Ms. Louise Hiday Class of 2001 Former Students Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hilliard Mr. Michael Freeman Mrs. J. J. Gay Barber Dr. James Hoffman Ms. Amanda Powers Mr. William Courtney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hu Dr. Erin Emery Rich Mr. John “Matt” Dinkins Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley Class of 2002 Mrs. Sally Igou Higby Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jones Mrs. Cary Cauthen Benefield Mr. Brad Schmidt Ms. Holli Kennedy Mr. Michael Vallencourt II Mr. Wilson Studstill Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kirk Mrs. Betsy Urnek Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kirk, Jr. Class of 2003 Mr. Thomas Langdo Mr. Doug Benefield Parents of Alumni CAPT & Mrs. William Larson Class of 2004 Anonymous Mr. David Lee, Jr. Dr. Ryan Dobbertien Mr. Douglas & Dr. Lori Aiosa Mr. & Mrs. Robert Liguori Mr. J. Daniel Vallencourt Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Bare Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindholm Mrs. Kristen Bolt Mr. Thomas Lucas Class of 2005 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Bowen LT Tim Buehn Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer Dr. Teresa Brennan Ms. Christie Jones Mr. Craig Morris Ms. Nancy Brown Mr. & Mrs. Walter Newsom Class of 2006 Mrs. Debra Buehn Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pace Mr. Matthew Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. James Burke CAPT & Mrs. David Page, USN, Ret. Ms. Kristen Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Camarda Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pass Class of 2007 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cauthen Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pickett LT Will Buehn Ms. Francie Chalfant-King & Dr. Marina Pierce Mr. Alan King Mrs. Brennan Vallencourt McNulty Mrs. Mildred Radwan Mr. & Mrs. William Courtney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Raleigh Class of 2008 Dr. & Mrs. James Dautel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ramey Mr. Jeffrey Dobbertien Ms. Leslie DeStefano Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Robbins Mr. Thomas John Weaver Mr. Richard Dill Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Russey Drs. Mark & Lisa Dobbertien Class of 2010 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan III Ms. Rachel Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Duncan Ms. Tina Sachs Mr. Christopher Dobbertien Mrs. Marjorie Dunton Mr. & Mrs. W. Judson Sapp Ms. Denise Evans & Mr. Grover Howard Class of 2011 Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. John Fagan Mr. Eric Emery Dr. & Mrs. Marwan Shaykh Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Ferguson

56 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Mr. & Mrs. Alan Slaughter Ms. Denise Evans Dr. Shelby Montague Mr. Johnny Spencer Mrs. Mary Virginia Fisher Mr. Walter Newsom Ms. Lyndi Spencer Mr. Roddey Fisher Mrs. Kyrie Norris Mrs. Sharon Suggs Mrs. Christine Franzoni Mrs. Heather Olschewske Mr. & Mrs. Steve Taylor Mrs. Brianna Gaffey Mr. David O’Sullivan Judge & Mrs. Richard Townsend Dr. Adam Gaffey Mr. Brian Pargman Mrs. Charles P. Urnek Mrs. Melissa Garlinghouse Ms. Charlotte Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vallencourt Mrs. Gayle Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Steve Van Dyke Ms. Bridget Glasscock Dr. Audrey VanEtten-Runte Mrs. Leslie Glenn Mr. & Mrs. Kurt VanKempen Ms. Dana Goode CAPT & Mrs. James Wallace Ms. Kim Hanson Ms. Yaling Wang Mrs. Martha Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Weaver Mrs. Celeste Heller Mr. & Mrs. John Whitley Mrs. Amanda Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Williamson Mrs. Beth Herzog Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wilson Mr. Andrew Higby Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wynn Mrs. Becky Hilbert Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Yovanovic Mr. Michael Hilliard Mr. Phillip Hobbs Mr. Michael Pickett Faculty & Staff Mr. Grover Howard Mr. Tim Pollock Mrs. Teresa Arellano Ms. Debra Huling Mr. Jeremy Potter Mrs. Jill Arnett Mrs. Kristin Jackson Ms. Amanda Powers Ms. Pam Ayres Mr. Rapolas Janonis Mrs. Kim Price Mr. Ravenel Ball Ms. Christie Jones Mrs. Alise Reynolds Mrs. Cary Benefield Mrs. Judy Kalil Ms. Anna Reynolds-Patterson Mr. Jay Birmingham Mrs. Jennifer Keller Ms. Staci Roberts Mrs. Catherine Braude Ms. Holli Kennedy Mr. Pat Rodifer Mrs. Thea Burke Mrs. Michelle Kirk Dr. Judibelle Roman Ms. Kimberly Cadley-Mach Mrs. Jennifer Knapp Mrs. Lisa Rosenau Ms. Enitza Calderon Mr. Steve Knapp Mrs. Melissa Rothe Mrs. Danielle Caton Mrs. Ann Korahais Mr. William Rothe, Jr. Mrs. Mary Helen Cauthen Mrs. Michelle Laird Mrs. Tina Sachs Mrs. Jennifer Clay Mrs. Stacey Little Mrs. Alexandra Sanderhoff Mrs. Diane Combs Mrs. Traci Livingston Mr. Jerry Santiago Ms. Christy Comer Ms. Kay Lyerly Mr. Brad Schmidt Mr. Wes Cox Ms. Lauren Marchand Ms. Allison Scott Mrs. Kathleen Dautel Mr. Marshall McClung Mrs. Brenda Scott Ms. Suzanne Dawes Mr. Michael McKenna Mr. Harrison Sepulveda Ms. Leslie DeStefano Mrs. Lucretia Miller Mrs. Marilyn Shaffer Mr. Edward M. Ellison Mrs. Regan Minners Mrs. Jan Slaughter

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Ms. Jamie Spence Mrs. Heather Velasco Mrs. Justine Worthington Mr. Josh Stern CAPT James Wallace Mr. Zac Yarbrough Mrs. Deborah Stolow Mrs. Amy Weaver Mr. Todd Zehner Mrs. Andrea Vallencourt Mrs. Erin Willingham

Grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Murphy (Trent & Evelyn Hanson) Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arrison (Grace & Evelyn Dunton) Dr. & Mrs. David Pargman (Macy & Brady Pargman) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bagley (Grace Wonpat) Ms. Susan Parkins (Nguame, Nkosi & Mario Malyo) Mr. & Mrs. James Bearden (Andy Lonsdale) Mr. & Mrs. Champak Patel (Aanya & Akhil Patel) Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Branch (Tilson & Durham Branch) Mr. & Mrs. James Peirce (Madison Dionne) Mr. & Mrs. James Britts (Andrew & Troy Britts) Mr. & Mrs. Adlai Pittman (Avery, Cassidy & Braley Wasdin) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Caldwell (Trent & Evelyn Hanson) Mr. & Mrs. John Powers, Sr. (Jackson Powers) Mr. & Mrs. George Cassady (Grant Cassady) Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Schmidt (Sydney Schmidt) Mr. & Mrs. John Casteen, Jr. (Ally & Miley Desguin) Mrs. Sharon Suggs (Anna & Emma Harward) Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cauthen (Caris & Charlie Morgan) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Taylor (Emily Taylor-Hernandez) Dr. & Mrs. E. Gary Cook (Julia Jones) Mr. Clinton Trahan (Lydia Trahan) Mr. & Mrs. C. Ford Cox, Jr. (Shane Reaves) Mr. & Mrs. Virgilio Valdivia (Laney Valdivia) Mr. & Mrs. William Cummings (Beckham & Fletcher Cummings) Mrs. Beverly Watson (Austin Edwards) Mr. V. Frank Desguin (Ally & Miley Desguin) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wells (Whitney, Annalee, Karson & Jacob Clay) Mr. John Duncan, Jr. (Ian Duncan) Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wyatt (Michael Wyatt) Mrs. Marjorie Dunton (Grace & Evelyn Dunton) Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gare (Jack Gare) Mr. & Mrs. George N. Graf, Jr. (Nicky Glassman) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Grippa (Maddie, Juliet, & Grayson Moody) Mrs. Gail Henley (Kennedy Brown) Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Herring (Kate & Becca Jacobs) Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Jacobs (Kate & Becca Jacobs) Ms. Jennifer U. Johnson (Nicholas Gregg) Ms. Josette Joseph (Dillon Murray; Goldie & Spencer Robinson) Mr. & Mrs. Earl Leatherberry (Arlo Kistner) Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lloyd (Khloe Lloyd) Mr. & Mrs. James Long (James, Liam & Sophie Woolard; Cordelia Painter) Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mathis (Madeline Culbreth) Dr. Marianne McEuen (Molly Urnek) Mrs. Margaret McGeorge (Kendall McGeorge) Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen (Landyn & Mason Gauthier) Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo Mejias (Sarah & Sophia Mejias)

58 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Gifts By Grade Pre-K3 Grade 1 Grade 3 Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews Mr. & Mrs. Scott Caton Dr. Murshid Al-Awady Mr. & Mrs. Adam Desguin Dr. Camille Coates-Clark & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. David Arendt Mr. Rapolas Janonis & Mrs. Phillip Clark Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Cory Bridger Lisa McLaine Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Burnside Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kalch LCDR & Mrs. Coby Croft Mr. Edward Cassady Mr. & Mrs. Steve Knapp Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chesser Dr. Angie Kuznia & Mr. John Clark Drs. Jason & Elizabeth Kent Mr. Matt Costarakis Dr. & Mrs. Russell Pecoraro Dr. Cecilia & Mr. Bryan Kipnis Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Crutchfield Mr. & Mrs. Ted Rosenau Mr. Alan Kistner Ms. Tiffany Csalovszki Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Russell Dr. Angie Kuznia & Mr. John Clark Ms. Alison Drumm Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Link Mr. & Mrs. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Pre-K4 Ms. Melanie Mathis Mr. & Mrs. Sam Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Ashford Mr. & Mrs. Derek Neal Mr. & Mrs. James Gilliand Mr. Marc Boese Mr. & Mrs. William Rothe, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Darren Glenn Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gregson Mr. & Mrs. Travis Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Alan Williams Dr. Laura Grippa-Moody Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dallas Ms. Virginia Hall & Mr. Mark Scruby Mr. & Mrs. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Grade 2 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Henry Mr. & Mrs. John Hampton, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Lucien Abboud Ms. Lauren Marchand Mr. Noah Happe & Mrs. Farzeen Essa Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Brafford Mr. Alexander Moody Mr. & Mrs. Justin Horan Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Camarda Ms. Alexandra Morales Mr. & Mrs. James Jelsma Mr. & Mrs. Scott Caton Mr. & Mrs. Haley Morgan Drs. Jason & Elizabeth Kent Dr. & Mrs. Adam Gaffey Mr. & Mrs. Derek Neal Mr. Afonso Lopes & Mrs. Luciana Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gillmer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nix Dr. & Mrs. Arkam Rehman Mr. Robert Heinrichs Ms. Yvette Culver Owens Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Simmons Mr. & Mrs. John Hollingsworth Dr. & Mrs. Russell Pecoraro Drs. Dennis & Elle Sorresso Mr. Rapolas Janonis & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Richards Lisa McLaine Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Starks Dr. Nikki Rowan & Mr. Nathan Rowan Mr. Kevin & Dr. Allison Keiter Dr. & Mrs. Robert Staten Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Russell Mr. & Mrs. William Laird Mr. & Mrs. Levi Worthington Dr. & Mrs. Robert Staten Mr. Afonso Lopes & Mrs. Luciana Nunes Mr. & Mrs. Michael Susser Mr. Michael Mach & Ms. Kimberly Kindergarten Cadley-Mach Ms. Dana Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Travis Cummings Ms. Renee Mejias Mr. & Mrs. Brent White Mr. & Mrs. Terry Giles Mr. Tony Milian & Mrs. Claudia Margolis Mr. & Mrs. Alan Williams Mr. & Mrs. Ed Gillmer Dr. & Mrs. Chris Moore LCDR Francisco & Dr. Elizabeth Wonpat Mr. Michael Mach & Ms. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pargman Cadley-Mach Mr. & Mrs. Samir Patel Grade 4 Ms. Lauren Marchand Mrs. Anna Reynolds-Patterson Dr. & Mrs. Lucien Abboud Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mooneyham Ms. Katie Gibbs Schmidt & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. William Albright Mr. & Mrs. Haley Morgan Brad Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Terry Arnett Ms. Anna Reynolds-Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Tasin

St. Johns Country Day School Annual Fund 59 Gifts By Grade continued

Mr. & Mrs. James Branch Mr. & Mrs. John Kemp Mr. Kevin & Dr. Allison Keiter Mr. Eric Conde & Ms. Enitza Calderon Mr. & Mrs. William Laird Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Krier Dr. Laura & Mr. Chuck Dimmick Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Little Ms. Heather Lamm Ms. Margaret Mary Ensell Mr. Michael Mach & Ms. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lemieux, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Frisbee Cadley-Mach Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Morin Mr. Robert Heinrichs Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer Mr. & Mrs. Barry Morton Dr. & Mrs. Michael Illovsky Mr. & Mrs. George Mateo Dr. Marina Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jacobs Mr. Alexander Moody Dr. & Mrs. Arkam Rehman Mr. Xiao Jun Jiang & Ms. Yaling Wang Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mooneyham Ms. Staci Roberts Drs. Jason & Elizabeth Kent Mr. & Mrs. Scott Noble Dr. Nikki Rowan & Mr. Nathan Rowan Ms. Shelly Kummings & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. David O’Sullivan Drs. Andrew & Shiree Sauer Jonathan Walden Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Revels, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Troy LaClair Dr. & Mrs. David Scheiner Dr. Audrey VanEtten-Runte Mr. Chris Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Kurt VanKempen Mr. Mark Loper & Ms. Chunmei Zhao Mr. & Mrs. Jason Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Tasin Grade 7 Mr. Scott Makar & Ms. Nancy Mr. Jeff Tyson & Ms. Gretchen Guess Anonymous Hogshead-Makar Dr. Michael Vanover Mr. & Mrs. William Albright Dr. Stephanie Mapp Mr. & Mrs. Rob Wilkes Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Brafford Mr. Tony Milian & Mrs. Claudia Margolis Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. James Branch Mr. & Mrs. Peter Minners Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bunn Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Morin Grade 6 Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews Ms. Stacey O’Steen Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Arellano Dr. Eric DePetris Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pargman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Britts Dr. Laura & Mr. Chuck Dimmick Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan III Mr. & Mrs. David Broadus Ms. Alison Drumm Mr. & Mrs. Russ Sessions Mr. Francisco Cabrera & Ms. Jody Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Ferris, Jr. Ms. Arial Taylor Vance Cabrera Dr. Laura Grippa-Moody Mr. & Mrs. Dan Teahan Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Camarda Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haack Ms. Joanie Teofilo Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Mr. & Mrs. John Harward Mr. Jeff Tyson & Ms. Gretchen Guess Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Correia Dr. Shelly Hayward Ms. Monica Valdivia Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews Drs. Steven & Beth Kailes LCDR & Mrs. Coby Croft Drs. Jason & Elizabeth Kent Grade 5 Mr. & Mrs. John Detlefsen Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri Korahais Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barber Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Duffey Ms. Shelly Kummings & Mr. Mr. Kenneth Brown & Dr. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Sam Garrison Jonathan Walden Henley-Brown Mr. & Mrs. Darren Glenn Mr. & Mrs. Troy LaClair Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chesser Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lantinberg Drs. David Coll & Judibelle Roman Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gregson Mr. & Mrs. John Linge, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Adam Desguin Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Hall Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Little Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dinkins Mr. Dale Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lorenz Dr. Laura Grippa-Moody Ms. Kim Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lytle Dr. Shelly Hayward Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges

60 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Dr. & Mrs. Gaines Martin Mr. & Mrs. Scott Noble Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Ferris, Jr. Mr. Jason Monroe & Dr. Carissa Kostecki Mr. & Mrs. Rahul Patel Drs. Howard & Dina Fetner Mr. Alexander Moody Mr. & Mrs. William Powers Mr. Andrew & Dr. Jennifer Glassman Mr. & Mrs. John Morrison, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gonzales Mr. & Mrs. Samir Patel Ms. Staci Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Todd Henry Mr. & Mrs. Byron Peacock Mr. & Mrs. Ron Rothberg Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higby Dr. & Mrs. Russell Pecoraro Mr. & Mrs. Larry Sage Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley Mr. & Mrs. Bill Radford Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Shimko, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Lince Jacob Mr. & Mrs. Ted Rosenau Mr. & Mrs. Jason Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. Chris Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Smart Mr. & Mrs. Jason Thomas Dr. Michael Vanover Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Verboort Mr. & Mrs. Justin Weldon Mr. & Mrs. Danny Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wulbern Mr. & Mrs. Todd Zehner

Grade 8 Ms. Heather Barsh Mrs. Kimberly Soffler Drs. Steven & Beth Kailes Ms. Jennie Fernandez Beltz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Dave Keller Mr. Francisco Cabrera & Ms. Jody Vance Cabrera Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stoeber Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindholm Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Clemente Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. Greg Livingston LCDR & Mrs. Coby Croft Ms. Joanie Teofilo Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Bill Trammell Mr. Scott Makar & Ms. Nancy Hogshead-Makar Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Duffey Mr. & Mrs. George Mateo Mr. & Mrs. John Duncan Grade 9 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fountain Mr. & Mrs. William Albright Mr. Craig Morris Mr. & Mrs. Dale Garlinghouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert Amacker Mr. & Mrs. Barry Morton Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Hall Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Arellano Dr. David Mosborg Mr. & Mrs. Adam Hartwell Mr. & Mrs. Terry Arnett Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mylrea Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges Mr. & Mrs. Keith Billings Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pack Ms. Shelly Kummings & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Jonathan Walden Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Correia Mr. & Mrs. Paresh Patel Mr. & Mrs. John Linge, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gary DeMonbreun Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Price Mr. & Mrs. Sean McCormack Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dinkins Dr. & Mrs. David Scheiner Mr. & Mrs. Derek Neal Mr. & Mrs. John Dinkins Mr. & Mrs. Martin Schemer

St. Johns Country Day School Annual Fund 61 Gifts By Grade continued

Mr. & Mrs. Russ Sessions Mr. & Mrs. Ben Dinkins Mr. & Mrs. John Wasdin Dr. & Mrs. Marwan Shaykh Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Drake Mr. & Mrs. Brent White Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smith CDR & Mrs. James Fountain Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Whitford Mr. Steve Sobel & Ms. Kathy Pandich Ms. Traci Garber Ms. Margaret Zapp-Cirino & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. Michael Guyot Michael Cirino Mr. & Mrs. Vic Tolbert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hale Grade 11 Mr. & Mrs. John Unger Mr. & Mrs. John Harward Ms. Karen Coen Mr. Mark Walden & Ms. Becky Wilford Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higby Drs. David Coll & Judibelle Roman Mr. & Mrs. John Wasdin Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri Korahais Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cothren Mr. & Mrs. Justin Weldon Mr. James Lyerly III Mr. & Mrs. John Dinkins Mr. & Mrs. Rob Wilkes Ms. Kay Lyerly Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Innocenzi Mr. & Mrs. David Wolf Mr. William Mason III Ms. Dana Goode Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wulbern Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen Ms. Melinda Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Don Gustafson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hilliard Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Lamm, Jr. Mr. Thomas Langdo Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindholm Mr. & Mrs. Greg Livingston Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGeorge Dr. Doug McKee Mr. Jason Monroe & Dr. Carissa Kostecki Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mylrea Ms. Yvette Culver Owens Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pass Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Morris Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schultz Grade 10 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Rosenau Mr. & Mrs. Michael Spigel Drs. Maged Abdelmalik & Shereen Mousa Ms. Stephanie Ruhl Mr. & Mrs. Steve Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Michael Barber Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan III Mr. & Mrs. John Unger Ms. Jennie Fernandez Beltz Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schultz Mrs. Charles P. Urnek Mr. & Mrs. Michael Britts Drs. Arjav Ted & Sita Shah Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wilson Mr. James Buce Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Simmons Mr. & Mrs. David Wolf Ms. Francie Chalfant-King & Mr. Johnny Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wynn Mr. Alan King Ms. Lyndi Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews Ms. Janna Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. John Detlefsen Mr. Mark Walden & Ms. Becky Wilford

62 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Grade 12 Mr. & Mrs. Don Gustafson Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schultz Mr. Douglas & Dr. Lori Aiosa Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haack Drs. Arjav Ted & Sita Shah Mr. & Mrs. Terry Arnett CDR & Mrs. Kenneth Haizlip Ms. Leona Steel Mr. & Mrs. Ravenel Ball Mr. Dale Hanson Mr. & Mrs. David Stroud Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Barnhardt Ms. Kim Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Studstill Mr. & Mrs. Larry Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hu Ms. Janna Tamargo Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Clemente Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kirk Ms. Pamela Tart Mr. Paul Davini & Ms. Hua Wei Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen Mr. & Mrs. Dan Teahan Mr. Richard Dill Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Montgomery Drs. Jianwei Wang & Hui Tang Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Duffey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Paul Mr. & Mrs. John Wasdin Mr. & Mrs. John Fagan Dr. Angela Powell Mr. & Mrs. John Whitley Drs. Howard & Dina Fetner Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Price Mr. & Mrs. Rob Wilkes Mr. & Mrs. Henry Gare Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reynolds

Annual Fund PARTICIPATION by GRADE

St. Johns Country Day School Annual Fund 63 Gifts By Relationship

Friends Mr. Frank Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. Danny Ingle Mr. & Mrs. David Perini Mr. Jim Edwards Mr. Elmer James & Ms. April Nester Mr. Randall Rhoden Mr. Gary Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jordan Mr. & Mrs. William Russell Mr. Robert Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kramer Ms. Shannon Scott Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heinrich Mr. & Mrs. Jason Miles Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tackett

Corporations, Foundations & Matching Gift Companies Amazon Smile Foundation Kids Triathlon, Inc. Richard Disney Paint & Body Baker’s Sporting Goods Lincoln Financial Foundation Rosengard Family Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mathnasium North Florida Safari Truck & SUV Accessories Black Diamond Resources, LLC McKesson Foundation St. Johns Parent Teacher League Conversano Images Medtronic Foundation Target Take Charge of Education CSX Foundation Merrill Lynch Tegna Foundation Duval Ford Morgan Stanley Tufts University Eisman & Russo Consulting Engineers National Dealer Services Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation Ernie Palmer Toyota Nimnicht Chevrolet Company Wells Fargo Community Support Geico Philanthropic Foundation Orange Park Furniture Campaign General Mills Box Tops for Education Pilot Travel Centers Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. General Truck Equipment & Presidential Cleaning Services, LLC Trailer Sales, Inc. Regions Bank

64 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report The Loyalty Society

The Loyalty Society recognizes committed donors whose annual gifts serve as the foundation for St. Johns’ growth and enrichment. Annual Fund gifts of any amount for three or more consecutive fiscal years count toward Loyalty Society participation. Those donors marked with an asterisk have made a gift for five or more consecutive years. We are very grateful for this support and thank the following members of the 2015-2016 Loyalty Society:

Anonymous* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Caton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Innocenzi* Mr. Douglas & Dr. Lori Aiosa* Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cauthen* Mr. Christopher Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. William Albright Ms. Francie Chalfant-King & Mr. Frank Dobbertien* Mr. & Mrs. Sergio Arellano* Mr. Alan King* Mr. Jeffrey Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. David Arendt* Mr. Paul Chen Drs. Mark & Lisa Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. Terry Arnett* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chesser* Mr. Matthew Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Tim Clay Dr. Ryan Dobbertien Mr. & Mrs. Ravenel Ball* Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Clemente Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Drake Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Barnhardt Ms. Karen Coen* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Duffey Mr. & Mrs. James Bearden* Drs. David Coll & Judibelle Roman* Mr. John Duncan, Jr.* Dr. Vanessa Bowles Beasley Mrs. Diane Combs* Mr. & Mrs. Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Ms. Jennie Fernandez Beltz * Ms. Christy Comer* Mrs. Marjorie Dunton Mr. & Mrs. Doug Benefield* Mr. Eric Conde & Ms. Enitza Calderon* Mr. Jim Edwards* Mr. & Mrs. Keith Billings* Dr. & Mrs. E. Gary Cook* Dr. Robert A. Ellis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jay Birmingham* Mrs. Barbara Trimble Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ellison* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Brafford * Mr. Matt Costarakis* Mr. Eric Emery Dr. Teresa Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cothren Ms. Margaret Mary Ensell Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Cory Bridger Mr. & Mrs. William Courtney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Fagan Mr. & Mrs. James Britts Mr. & Mrs. C. Ford Cox Jr./Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Ferguson * Dana Thomas* Mr. & Mrs. David Broadus Drs. Howard & Dina Fetner * Mr. Wes Cox Mr. Kenneth Brown & Dr. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Roddey Fisher* Mr. & Mrs. Brad Crews* Henley-Brown* CDR & Mrs. James Fountain Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cummings* The Rev. Lila Byrd Brown* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Fountain* Dr. & Mrs. James Dautel* Ms. Nancy Brown* Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Franklin* Mr. Paul Davini & Ms. Hua Wei* The Buehn Family* Mrs. Christine Franzoni* Mr. & Mrs. Gary DeMonbreun Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bunn* Dr. & Mrs. Marc Freeman* Dr. Eric DePetris* Mr. Francisco Cabrera & Ms. Jody Mr. Michael Freeman Vance Cabrera* Mr. & Mrs. Adam Desguin* Ms. Traci Garber Mr. & Mrs. Richard Caldwell* Mr. V. Frank Desguin Mr. & Mrs. Henry Gare* Mr. & Mrs. Larry Campbell* Ms. Leslie DeStefano* Mr. & Mrs. Dale Garlinghouse* Mr. & Mrs. George Cassady Mr. Richard Dill Mr. & Mrs. Sam Garrison* Mr. & Mrs. John Casteen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Dinkins

St. Johns Country Day School Annual Fund 65 Mr. Andrew & Dr. Jennifer Glassman * Mr. Xiao Jun Jiang & Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lytle Mr. & Mrs. Darren Glenn* Yaling Wang* Mr. Michael Mach & Ms. Kimberly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gonzales* Ms. Jennifer U. Johnson* Cadley-Mach* Ms. Dana Goode* Ms. Christie Jones* Mr. & Mrs. John Maierhoffer* Mr. Gary Goodwin * Ms. Josette Joseph Mr. Scott Makar & Ms. Nancy Hogshead-Makar* Mr. & Mrs. George N. Graf, Jr.* Drs. Steven & Beth Kailes* Dr. Stephanie Mapp Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gregson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalil* Ms. Bonnell Barnett Martens* Mr. & Mrs. Don Gustafson Mr. Kevin & Dr. Allison Keiter Mr. & Mrs. Sean McCormack* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Guyot Mr. & Mrs. Dave Keller* Dr. Marianne McEuen* Mr. & Mrs. Paul Haack* Mr. & Mrs. John Kemp Mrs. Margaret McGeorge* CDR & Mrs. Kenneth Haizlip* Ms. Holli Kennedy * Mr. & Mrs. Robert McGeorge* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hale Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kirk* Dr. Doug McKee* Mr. Dale Hanson* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kirk, Jr.* Mr. Michael McKenna Ms. Kim Hanson* Mr. Kavan Kirk Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen* Mr. & Mrs. John Harward Mr. & Mrs. Steve Knapp* Mrs. Brennan Vallencourt McNulty Dr. Shelly Hayward Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri Korahais* Lt Col & Mrs. David Meldrum, USAF, Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heinrich Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Krier Mrs. Lucretia Miller Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Heinrich, Jr.* Ms. Shelly Kummings & Mr. Jonathan Walden* Mr. Jason Monroe & Dr. Carissa Kostecki* Mr. Robert Heinrichs* Mr. & Mrs. William Laird* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Montgomery* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Heller* Mr. Thomas Langdo Mr. & Mrs. Haley Morgan Mrs. Gail Henley Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lantinberg* Mr. Craig Morris Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Herring CAPT & Mrs. William Larson* Mr. & Mrs. John Morrison* The Rev. & Mrs. Kenneth Herzog* Mr. David Lee, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Morton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Higby* Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Lewis* Mr. & Mrs. Frank Murphy* Mrs. Becky Hilbert Mr. & Mrs. Robert Liguori* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mylrea * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hilliard * Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lindholm* Mr. & Mrs. Walter Newsom * Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges Mr. & Mrs. John Linge, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nix* Mr. & Mrs. John Hollingsworth* Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Link Mr. & Mrs. Scott Noble Mr. Grover Howard & Ms. Denise Evans* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Little* Mrs. Heather Olschewske* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Hu* Mr. & Mrs. Greg Livingston * Ms. Stacey O’Steen* Ms. Debra Huling* Mr. Chris Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. David O’Sullivan Dr. & Mrs. Michael Illovsky Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lloyd Ms. Yvette Culver Owens* Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley Mr. & Mrs. James Long Mr. & Mrs. James B. Pace* Mr. & Mrs. Brad Jackson* Mr. Mark Loper & Ms. Chunmei Zhao* Mr. & Mrs. Charles Pack Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Jacobs Ms. Kay Lyerly* Mr. & Mrs. Brian Pargman*

66 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Loyalty Society continued

Dr. & Mrs. David Pargman Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Schmidt* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Van Dyke Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pass* Mrs. Brenda Scott * Mr. & Mrs. Kurt VanKempen* Ms. Ami Patel* Mr. Harrison Sepulveda Dr. Audrey VanEtten-Runte* Mr. & Mrs. Paresh Patel Mr. & Mrs. Jason Shaffer Dr. Michael Vanover Mr. & Mrs. Samir Patel Drs. Arjav Ted & Sita Shah* Mrs. Heather Velasco* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Paul* Mr. & Mrs. Chris Simmons* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Verboort Dr. & Mrs. Russell Pecoraro* Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Smart* CAPT & Mrs. James Wallace* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pickett* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Smith Warren & Augusta Hume Foundation* Dr. Marina Pierce Mr. Steve Sobel & Ms. Kathy Pandich* Mr. Kevin Weaver Dr. Angela Powell Mrs. Kimberly Soffler* Ms. Kristen Weaver* Ms. Amanda Powers* Ms. Jamie Spence* Mr. Thomas John Weaver* Mr. & Mrs. John Powers, Sr. Ms. Lyndi Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Weaver* Mr. & Mrs. William Powers * Mr. & Mrs. Michael Spigel* Mr. & Mrs. Justin Weldon* Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Price* Ms. Leona Steel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wells Mrs. Mildred Radwan* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Rob Wilkes Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ramey* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Alan Williams Dr. & Mrs. Arkam Rehman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stoeber Ms. Barbara Buckman Williams* Mrs. Anna Reynolds-Patterson* Mrs. Deborah Stolow Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reynolds* Mr. & Mrs. David Stroud* Mrs. Erin Bare Willingham* Dr. Michael Ribadeneyra Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Studstill Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wilson* Dr. Erin Emery Rich Mrs. Sharon Suggs* Mr. & Mrs. David Wolf Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Richards* Ms. Janna Tamargo* Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wulbern Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Robbins* Ms. Pamela Tart Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wynn* Ms. Staci Roberts* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Taylor/Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Yovanovic Mr. Patrick Rodifer* Arial Taylor Ms. Margaret Zapp-Cirino & Mr. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Rosenau* Mr. & Mrs. Dan Teahan Michael Cirino* Rosengard Family Foundation* Ms. Joanie Teofilo* Mr. & Mrs. Todd Zehner* Mr. & Mrs. William Rothe, Jr. Ms. Dana Thomas Ms. Stephanie Ruhl Judge & Mrs. Richard Townsend* Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Russey* Mr. Christopher Trott* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ryan III* Mr. Jeff Tyson & Ms. Gretchen Guess Ms. Tina Sachs* Mr. & Mrs. John Unger* Mr. Jerry Santiago Mr. J. Daniel Vallencourt* Drs. Andrew & Shiree Sauer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vallencourt* Ms. Katie Gibbs Schmidt & Mr. Brad Schmidt* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vallencourt II*

St. Johns Country Day School Annual Fund 67 SUPPORTING TheAnnual Fund

What is the Annual Fund? Each year St. Johns Country Day School seeks contributions to the Annual Fund, primarily in unrestricted gifts, to help enhance the St. Johns experience. All St. Johns constituents (parents, alumni, alumni parents, faculty and staff, grandparents, and friends) are asked to consider an annual gift to ensure that St. Johns can fulfill its mission of providing a superior college preparatory program to all students. How are contributions used? In past years the Annual Fund was a project-based fundraiser, but the Annual Fund now supports all aspects of the school’s mission. Gifts to the Annual Fund ensure that current and future St. Johns students continue to experience the fine education that this wonderful school has offered for over 60 years.

Gifts to the Annual Fund provide St. Johns with the resources to enrich the learning environment and support:

• Faculty professional development • Curriculum and program enhancements • Special events and activities (field trips, athletics, arts programs) • Technology and facilities Every gift, large and small, is important. Invest In St. Johns Today

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68 Why We Give

Our family has been a part of St. Johns for the last ten years and our St. Johns experience is more than academics. It’s the things that our son has learned beyond the classroom – such as self-discipline, responsibility, compassion, and teamwork. Plus, Jackson has gained a sense of confidence and a level of independence required for success in life. We also feel a sense of family at St. Johns with the close network of parents who share a similar goal and with teachers who put their hearts into teaching our children.

~Tanya and Bill Powers, parents

Our grandson, Shane, has attended St. Johns since Pre-Kindergarten and is now in Grade 3. He is learning so much and has had so many amaz- ing experiences at St. Johns. We can see firsthand that Shane is receiving a wonderful education. Our family is proud to support St. Johns!

~Ford and Sandy Cox, grandparents

Giving is a practicality, as well as a way to demonstrate we understand we have the privilege of being a part of something important. I like that my participation is ongoing, because on those many occasions my children demonstrate profound and visible evidence of their St. Johns education, I know I have already tangibly, and repeatedly, said “thank you.”

~Leslie Ritch, administrator/teacher and parent of alumni

69 Other Gifts Designated Donations Athletic Department Mr. Elmer James & Ms. April Nester Presidential Cleaning Services, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jordan Mr. Randall Rhoden Baker’s Sporting Goods Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kramer Richard Disney Paint & Body Mr. & Mrs. Brian Cothren Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lemieux, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Russell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Innocenzi Mr. Thomas Lucas Safari Truck & SUV Accessories Duval Ford Mr. & Mrs. David McMullen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tackett Ernie Palmer Toyota National Dealer Services Ms. Janna Tamargo General Truck Equipment & Trailer Nimnicht Chevrolet Company Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wilson Sales, Inc. Orange Park Furniture Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. Mr. Robert Hartley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pickett Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hodges Pilot Travel Centers Mr. & Mrs. Danny Ingle

College Heinrich Learning In-Kind Counseling Office Resource Center Anonymous Anonymous Mrs. Lucretia Miller Mr. Grover Howard Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Jones Early Learning Center St. Johns on Broadway Mr. Barry Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. William Laird Mr. & Mrs. John Hampton, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. C. Ford Cox, Jr. Mrs. Marilyn Mackin Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley Mrs. Ruth Shipman Judge & Mrs. Richard Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stoeber

Memorial & Honoraria Gifts

In memory of Mrs. Donna L. Duncan In honor of Mr. & Mrs. Dan Heinrich, Mr. John Duncan, Jr. Bryce & Tyler; Dr. & Mrs. George Heinrich; and Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hill, Hannah & Hailey In memory of Mr. Terry Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Edwin P. Heinrich, Jr. Mr. Terry & Dr. Amber Isley In honor of Ed & Kathy Ellison In memory of Dr. James J. Townsend, Sr. Tufts University Dr. Owene H. Weber

70 2015-2016 Annual Giving Report Other Gifts Birthday Books

Parents, grandparents, and friends are invited to make a donation to the Heinrich Learning Resource Center in honor of a student’s birthday. The child then selects a book, and a nameplate celebrating the child’s birthday is placed in the book which remains in the library’s collection.

Cassandra Abboud Jane Garrison Spencer Martin Jesse Rowan Jason Abboud Mary Beth Garrison Matthew McMullen* Noelle Sanford Nadia Al-Awady Mackenzie Glenn Charlie Milian Kate Staten Isabelle Amacker Turner Glenn Sophia Milian Andrew Staten Angie Arellano Scott Goldstein Noah Minners Kaylee Tasin Sergio Arellano Rose Goodbread* Ryan O’Sullivan Paige Tasin Fritz Arendt Darya Grey Aanya Patel Emily Taylor-Hernandez Bradley Ball* Grayson Hall Emily Patterson Emma Teahan Mackenzie Barsh Kinley Hall Alex Pearce Kaden Townsend Kennedy Brown Iliyan Happe Christian Pecoraro Alexandria Valencia Robert Burnside Adrian Heinrichs Jude Pecoraro Eric Wang* John Cabrera Hunter Hopkins Kailyn Phillips Yibeng “Jason” Wang Grant Cassady Sam Hopkins Corbin Plunk Noah Wilkes* Dominique Jolie Clark Justin Horan Paul Rainey David Williams Javier Coll-Roman Kate Jacobs Shane Reaves Erik Williams Bailey Conner Rebecca Jacobs Murray Revels Allie Wilson McKenzie Cooper Esmee Jeannin Ava Joy Richards Grace Wonpat Parker Crews Michael Jiang Noah Rosenau Eris Worthington Anna Croft Austin Johnson Beckham Cummings Grayson Kalch Kesl Cumpstone Addison Kipnis Phoenix Cumpstone Nathan Kipnis Crystian DeMonbreun Courtney Laird AJ DePetris Will Laird Ally Desguin Ireland Link Miley Desguin Connor Little Drake Dubois Gentry Loper Evelyn Dunton Julia Lopes Grace Dunton Aleksandra Mach Addie Ellis Jillian Mach Jake Fetner* Michela Mach

*Denotes Legacy Gift in honor of a graduating student.

St. Johns Country Day School • Other Gifts 71 St. Johns Spartans Golf Tournament

The 10th Annual Spartans Golf Tournament hosted a fun, successful day of golf at Eagle Harbor Golf Club. Net proceeds from the tournament benefit the athletic department and our student-athletes.

Dr. Mark. Dobbertien Peyton Reese ‘16.

Lunch Sponsor The Brooke Family Drs. Weaver & Stratton Pediatric G. Charles Cauthen, CPA Dentistry PA Williams & Rowe Company, Inc. CPA Retirement Planning Dale Wilson, P. A. Gold Sponsors The Ellison Family John Fagan, P. A. Gifts In Kind The Crews Family Family Life Care Center The Campbell Family W. W. Gay Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Rod and Mary Virginia Fisher The Eggers Family Haught Financial Group, Inc. Dan Hodges Beverage Sponsors Beth E. Kailes, DMD, P. A. Rocky Staples Dr. Stephanie Mapp Dentistry Ryan Kelly (in memory of Jack Kelly) The Unger Family The LBA Group Network Cabling Services, Inc. Hole Sponsors O’Steen Volkswagon & Volvo Preferred Physical Fitness Adams Homes of Northwest Florida, Inc. Remax Specialists Aiosa Orthodontics Roof It Right Baker’s Sporting Goods Turf Doctor Landscaping & Lawn LLC

72 St. Johns Country Day School • Other Gifts PTL Events & Activities The Parent Teacher League supports our school and students through communication, volunteer activities, and special events. We encourage every member of the St. Johns community to become involved with the Parent Teacher League. For more information, please visit: sjcds.net/ptl. Spartan 5K Run/Walk & Fun Run

Primary Sponsor Bronze Level Sponsors Booster Level Sponsor Family Life Care, Inc. Bumble Bee’s Facepainting & Body Art Aiosa Orthodontics CPR Cell Phone Repair Gold Level Sponsor Mate & Huaman Dentistry In-Kind McCurdy-Walden Roofing & The Sage Group Salon 2000 Fleming Island Waterproofing Aiosa Orthodontics Silver Level Sponsors Plantation Animal Hospital Inc. Psychological Renovations, LLC Artsy Abode Boutique Mr. & Mrs. Joel Tamargo The Ellison Family VueTOO

Project Graduation

Mr. & Mrs. John Fagan Mr. & Mrs. Dave McMullen Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wynn CDR & Mrs. Kenneth Haizlip Mr. & Mrs. John Unger

Every volunteer plays an important role in the success of our school. Whether you have chaperoned a field trip, baked treats for a Lower School bake sale, made costumes for St. Johns on Broadway, cheered on the Spartans, or were involved in any way, we appreciate your efforts on behalf of the students and teachers.

Each year St. Johns recognizes one or more people who have gone above and beyond the norm as Volunteers of the Year. In May, we were delighted to recognize Barbara Sage, chair of the Spartan 5K, and Nicole Radford, chair of the PTL Spirit Store.

PTL president Dee Dee Tamargo, Nicole Radford, Barbara Sage, Headmaster Ed Ellison

St. Johns Country Day School • Other Gifts 73 Thank You For Your Support!

Supporting St. Johns Country Day School Memorial and Honoraria Gifts We are truly gratified by the broad base of support Donors may honor a relative, friend, faculty member, St. Johns Country Day School has received from parents, student, or alumnus through a special named or memorial grandparents, faculty and staff, alumni, alumni parents, gift to St. Johns Country Day School. Many varied and friends over the years. There are many ways to support opportunities exist to reflect the interests of the honoree or St. Johns Country Day School. Every gift is significant and the donor. helps us fulfill the school’s mission. The largest number of gifts to the school consist of cash contributions to Planned Gifts the Annual Fund, which has been identified by the Board Planned giving presents an opportunity for donors to of Trustees as the school’s fundraising priority. Other structure a gift that not only provides for the future of St. methods of support include gifts of securities, real estate, Johns and our students, but also achieves a variety of personal property, life insurance policies, charitable trusts, personal financial objectives for the donor. Deferred gifts and bequests. may include bequests, life insurance, and trusts.

The Annual Fund Thank you for considering a gift to St. Johns County Day Essential to the growth of any independent school is a School. If you would like additional information about any robust and well-supported Annual Fund. Tuition alone of these giving opportunities, please contact Amy Weaver does not cover the full cost of each child’s education, and at (904) 264-9572 or [email protected]. Also, donors no independent school could charge the full cost without should consult their attorney, accountant, or financial making itself inaccessible to all but a select few. St. Johns advisor for specific tax information and assistance. Country Day School uses the Annual Fund to provide the extra margin of excellence in our programs and facilities, over and above that made possible by tuition.

Our goal is full participation by the St. Johns family. Each year, parents, trustees, alumni, alumni parents, faculty, staff, grandparents, and friends are solicited. We hope that you will support the school and our students with a gift to the Annual Fund each year.

In-Kind Donations Donations of equipment, materials, or other valuable items for St. Johns’ classrooms, libraries, offices, or facilities are considered gifts in kind. Such donations are welcome, but acceptance of some items may be subject to usage and This Annual Giving Report lists those donors whose gifts space constraints. were received prior to June 30, 2016. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of each listing. In case of Some donors consider gifts of appreciated securities or error or omission, please accept our sincerest apologies real estate to show their support of the school and gain tax and contact Amy Weaver ([email protected] or advantages at the same time. (904) 264-9572) so that we can correct our records.

74 Published By 2016-2017 Board of Trustees St. Johns Country Day School Officers Contact FYI Jonathan C. Montgomery, President Mail: 3100 Doctors Lake Drive Tanya Powers, Vice President Orange Park, FL 32073-6997 Andrew L. Glassman, Treasurer Phone: (904) 264-9572 Dr. Arjav Ted Shah, Secretary Email: [email protected] Web: sjcds.net Members Trustees Emeritus Angela DeMonbreun Dr. Steven B. Kailes Headmaster Dr. Mark A. Dobbertien Robert Liguori Todd A. Zehner Gerri Duffey Sharon J. Suggs FYI Editor Lewis “Four” Dunton, IV Director of Communications & Marketing Margaret Rood Gibbs Headmaster Emeritus Regan Minners Rick Gregson Stephen F. Russey Daniel W. Hodges Director of Alumni Relations Ex Officio Gayle Garrison Dr. Amber Isley Nancy Hogshead-Makar Todd A. Zehner Director of Institutional Advancement John B. Linge, Jr. Amy Weaver Marla Matson-Quattrone Graphic Design Michael R. Spigel Donna J. Conversano Connect with St. Johns

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Save The Date FOUNDERS DAY HOMECOMING ST. JOHNS CELEBRATES! Friday, September 16, 2016 Friday, October 14, 2016 Sunday, January 29, 2017 Guest Speaker Dr. Tom Barnwell ‘61 Alumni & Upper School Tailgate Fun for the Whole Family Alumni Back to Class Day Food Trucks & Games Food Trucks & Games Founders Day Assembly 10:00 a.m. Homecoming Football Game Campus-Wide Demonstrations

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