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2013 Summit Support 2014

A Message from the Head of School Dear Summit Friends, Family and Community,

Each child brings distinctive potential and a unique voice to Summit. We cherish that individuality, and our faculty is committed to discovering each child’s gifts. Your philanthropy—literally your enduring expression of love for Summit’s students and community—helps Summit School deliver on our mission to develop the full potential of each child. Thank you. continued on page 2 Founded 1933 A Message from the Head of School continued

As you read the articles and peruse the images in this issue of Summit Support, what do you notice? I marvel at a Summit School lexicon that emerges in Table of Contents the language of our alums and that is embodied in the photographs of our current students. In these pages we 1 Message from the Head of School read about and see potential, enthusiasm, joy, academic foundation, persistence, generations, individual attention, 3 Alum Profile: Jane Gehring ’60 encouragement, service, hands-on experience, focus, transformation, innovation, scholarship, STEAM, 4 Annual Giving Clubs philanthropy, leadership, tradition, paying it forward, 8 Bridge the Gap Team focus, serious study, entrepreneurship. The list goes on. 12 Grandparent Profile: Lynn Eisenberg ’61 The words and images throughout these pages tell an enduring story about the deep roots and the far reach 13 Annual Fund Donor Roll of Summit School—a story that inspires both gratitude 20 Alum Annual Fund and pride. For eighty-one years, across four generations, Summit School has known that confidence is essential 21 Alum Annual Fund by Class Year for academic achievement and lifelong success. Equally important, and from Summit’s earliest days in a rented 24 Class of 2014 Gives Back home on Summit Street, our educators have understood 26 Triad Academy Luncheon that the best way to ignite a child’s confidence is to build sturdy competence. This hard-won confidence is 27 Grandparent Valentine Fundraiser evident not only in the reflections of our alums (“for Jane Gehring ’60 the Summit experience set the foundation 28 2013-14 Giving Summary for high school, college and beyond”) but in the words of 29 Special Tribute: Frank Borden Hanes & Copey Hanes our youngest students: “In some schools you have to sit at a desk all day. At Summit you get to do stuff.” Do stuff, 30 Students Demonstrate Philanthropy indeed—stuff that leads to graduates who are prepared, honorable, curious, accepting and socially responsible. 32 Patrons for Tomorrow

As educators we ask ourselves this question, “How can 33 Capital and Endowment Gifts Summit School prepare our children for a future we can 34 Named Endowment Funds scarcely imagine, much less predict?” Our answer is this: We inspire our students to be architects of their future. 36 Tributes We call this inspiring learning. Thank you for all that you do to make a transformational experience possible 38 Memorials for every Summit child. SUMMIT SUPPORT PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY Sincerely, Development Office – Summit School 2100 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem NC 27106

Editor Jeanne Sayers Photography Martin Tucker Michael Ebeling Design One Hero Creative, Inc. Head of School Writer Mary Giunca The School admits students of any race, religion, color, and national or ethnic origin. Summit School provides a challenging curriculum within a caring environment to help students develop their full potential.

2 Alum A Message from the Head of School continued Profile Jane Gehring ’60

Jane Gehring ’60 was part of a historic class at Summit. She was one of seven students to enroll in the first Ninth Grade class.

For Gehring, the experience set the foundation for high school, college and beyond.

“What impressed me the most was the class size, the individual encouragement and the attention,” she said. “With such small classes, you could not be unprepared.”

She was one of five students at Old Town School, who were recruited by Summit to be part of the class. The other two students were already enrolled at Summit.

Summit gave Gehring a scholarship, for which she was grateful. A few years ago, she told her husband, John, that she would like to start supporting Summit as a way to repay the opportunities she enjoyed at the school.

“We have tried throughout our married life to encourage young people,” she said. “We feel like education is so very, “What impressed me the most was the very, important now with all the competition and technology.” class size, the individual encouragement Gehring had also attended Summit for First Grade. Her and the attention.” birthday was past the cut-off to enroll in public school, but her parents felt she was ready to start school. She said that having that first year at Summit gave her a good Gehring went on to major in psychology at Agnes Scott foundation for the following seven grades. College. She married her husband, John, a lawyer, in 1972. She graduated from Wake Forest University School of Law Returning to Summit for Ninth Grade set Gehring’s in 1980, and practiced law briefly with her husband, who course for all of the serious study that followed. has maintained an office in Walnut Cove for many years. She remembers being in a play, The 13 Clocks. She didn’t She and her husband have no children, but they have a consider herself an actress, and initially wasn’t happy number of godchildren, who are now grown and scattered about her role, but in Summit tradition, she learned across the country. She enjoys the thought of her gift to that she could succeed, even when she moved outside her Summit going to support a new generation of children. comfort zone. “John and I have always felt that education is the most She took Latin from Louise Futtrell and Ancient History from important thing a child can have,” she said, “other than parental Doug Lewis. She read Virgil’s Aeneid in English and found guidance. In this day and age, people need to be prepared.” that good preparation for having to read the same classic in Latin when she was a Reynolds High School student.

3 Bold indicates new Annual Giving Clubs member in this club.

Richard Noll and 1933 Council Natalie Jensen-Noll $10,000 and Greater Scott Pope Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Forrest and Ben Staton Caroline and Curt Batten Wendy and Michael Brenner Mary Louise and John Burress Head’s Circle $3,000 - $4,999 Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Amy and Michael Hough Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Chris and Nermin Ballinger Schindler Mr. Richard J. Bell Smith Self Mr. and Mrs. Filippo Berti Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Austin and Jennifer Byrne Robin and Robert Weisner Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III Founders’ Society Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel Roddy and Vic Flow Pamela and Russell Howerton Ms. Nella P. Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Mr. and Mrs. John Gehring Kay D. King Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough Beth and Bob Probst Gail Allen Lake Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy Nancy and Chris Tuohy Edie Murphy Scottie and David Neill 4 Mary McCabe Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Fowler Derek and Jolynn Frosh Robert and Jennifer Fulford Cici Fulton Paul Fulton, Jr. Thomas G. Gallaher Lisa and Robert Gfeller Mr. and Mrs. Sammy T. Gianopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Goodson Bernard and Anne Howell Gray Scholar Society John and Dominique Patrick Bill and Vera Satterfield The Grice Family $2,000 - $2,999 Drs. David and Beth Reboussin Patricia and Philip Shugart Mr. and Mrs. David Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater Meredith and Win Welch Peggy Hinkle Emily Neese and John Babcock Terry and Terra Snider Fletcher and Lara Shelley and David Holden Nancy and Rick Baker Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Ms. Leslie A. Hollan Derrick and Elizabeth Burger Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett William E. Hollan, Jr. Austin and Jennifer Byrne Pioneer Circle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stopyra Rob and Shelley Holmes Angela, Andrew and Stephen Carr $1,000 - $1,499 Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Stephanie and David Iauco Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Carlie and Al Stubbs Sandra P. Adams Kip and Margaret Larson Ben and Joyce Carson Bill and Cynthia Tessien Cal and Mary Craven Adams Paul and Denise Laurienti Claire and Hudnall Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas David and Julia Archer Barry and Tina Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Sandlin M. Jen and Martin Baker Douglas Alex and Elliott Turner Bingle and Doug Lewis Gardner and Heather Barrier Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Macon Brad and Michelle Beck Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Will and Lanie McElwee Willis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Tom and Sandy Meckley Liz and Michael Ebeling Beroth, Jr. Michael and Debbie Wittenberg Brian and Mary Mendenhall Suzanne and Dan Fawley David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. Judi Messura Mr. and Mrs. McDara P. Folan III Bonnie Bowen James and Amy North Martin and Susan Gilmore Honor Society Mr. and Mrs. David P. Broughton Mark and Pam Oliver Parker and Katie Grubbs $1,500 - $1,999 Mr. and Mrs. James W. C. Will and Emily Parsley Mr. and Mrs. William E. Anonymous Broughton Hollan III Ellen and Bill Parsley Joe and Anne Andrews Patty and Malcolm Brown Chris and Lucinda Jones Mike and Leslie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Ellen and Doug Bassett Perry, Jr. Mr. Kevin Kranis and Jim Bunn Dr. Robin Boyd-Kranis Craig and Kathleen Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Tom and Nancy Cannon Janice and Charlie Lovett Marina and Wesley Davis Pfefferkorn Adam Charnes and Jennifer Collins Michael Macko Barry and Lynn Eisenberg Gini and Brian Piekarski Dr. and Mrs. Nick Chrysson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Fitzgerald Michael and Jill Rogers Maloy, Jr. Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb D. Elwood Clinard Jeanne and Ben Sayers Whit and Jacqueline Mims Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes Susan and Mark Conger Alvin Selby Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou David and Cristi Howe Mr. and Mrs. David D. Daggett and Nellie Semans Brice and Beth O’Brien Ann and Bob Merkel Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. William Merrick Semans Ernie and Nancy Osborn Louisa and Mark Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Driscoll

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Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skorich John and Andrea Eller Dr. and Mrs. Jon Hudson Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Mebane Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith Mr. Ned Erickson and Lucia Hughes and Thomas P. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Brad Michael Nancy Spencer Dr. Lia Erickson Steven and Ana Iltis Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Moore Nell Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Filipowski-Race Dave Jones and Stephanie Parker Mrs. Patricia Bradshaw Morgenstern Mr. and Mrs. William L. Spencer Rob and Bonnie Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Keith Colby and Sean Murphy John and Bridgett Stewart Bo and Jenny Fulton Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly Mr. Joseph F. Neely and Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs Adam and Rebecca Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Kierstead Ms. Joyce Neely Christopher and Sally Thomas Anne Glenn and Rob Whitnell Brad King David and Karen O’Brien Sudarshan and Bharathi Gloria Gordon and David Cook Leigh and Andy Koman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Ogburn, Sr. Upadhya Karen and Bo Gray Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Littlejohn Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn Michael Walker Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Dr. Richard Weinberg and Pfefferkorn, Jr. Dr. Catherine Rolih Susan Pfefferkorn Steve Zades Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Pleasants, Jr. Mr. Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. and Ms. Margaret Scales Futrell Friends Anne and John Powers $500 - $999 The Regan Family Betsy Holmes Richardson Anonymous Venkat Sarvasya and Sujethra Vasu Jeffrey and Laura Allen Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. Alan Andrews and Lynne Fuller-Andrews Steve and Sally Seawright Patty and Jimmy Barrier Ken and Stefoni Shaw MeriLyn Barrutia Carolyn O. Simmons Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Skoteiniadis Mike and Debra Beroth George and Ashley Stabolitis Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Blanco Selester and Freda Stewart Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bodenhamer, Jr. Carter and Sharon Sturkie Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Booke Mark and Wesley Suttle Thomas and Ute Bornemann Betty P. Sutton Felice and Richard Brenner Michael and Alison Sweeney Cara and Buck Byrum Chad and Marybeth Terry Pat and Gene Capps Barton L. and Angela S. Tiffany Dr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Chandler, Jr. Margaret and David Townsend Yong Chen and Isabelle Berquin Julie and Thatcher Townsend Matthew and Melissa Chin Jay P. Turner and Tonya R. Deem Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ciener Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano, Jr. Nan Crawford Shannon and Will Hanson Bob and Kathy Luttrell Dr. and Mrs. James M. Walter Pirouz Daeihagh Chuck and Kelly Harris Peter Marsh and Alicia Hardin Claudette B. Weston Tricia and Al DeForest Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Harvey S. Martin David Wilson and Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins Steve and Kay-Lynn Hirst Sarah and Chris McAuley Dr. Anne L. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hoppe Dr. and Mrs. William McCall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Douglas Dr. Keyanoosh Hosseinzadeh Barbara and Mark McManus Scott and Margaret Wray Kathryn and Bobby Edwards and Dr. Maha Torabi Chris Meazell Brian and Lauren Eisenberg Harriet and Royce Hough

6 Lewis Legends Caleb and Andrea Clauset Mrs. Janet S. Hano Katheryn and Otis Northington $250 - $499 Edward Crawford Susan and Jay Hedgpeth Roanne and David Ornelles Stephanie and Chris Cronan Kate and Theo Helm Mr. and Mrs. Laney G. Orr III Anonymous Dr. J. Robert Crouse III Sue and Doug Henderson Mildred W. Paden Cinda and duWayne Amen Ms. Brenda Daniels and Gloria Henninger Linda Penney Steve and Patsy Ashworth Mr. Jefferson Dalby Dr. and Mrs. W. Dean Henrichs Lindsay and Ricardo Peral Ben Baker Sarah and Tom Dalrymple Stan and April Holder Ford Perry Mrs. Bettianne Beck Ms. Suzanne Collins Davis Robbie and Dave Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Peterson Mr. Bert L. Bennett, Jr. Dicky and Amanda Deal Dany and Lisa Kim-Shapiro Jordan and Meredith Peterson James R. Bennett Cathy and Walter Denning Bill and Ginger King Paul and Robin Pfefferkorn Dr. Kristin Bennett and Cheryl and Joseph Dickson Mr. Andrew Holgate Ms. Amy S. Lawrence Skip and London Pickett John and Patricia Driscoll Ms. Kathryn Cater Bergquist Roland and Sirena Leak Page and Michael Pisapia Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Janice C. Blake Becky Lewis Lynn and Don Pocock Denise Gagnon Faulhaber P.A. and Brandi Blaylock Lea and Randy Loftis Karen and Tom Pranikoff Chuck and Mary Beth Mr. and Mrs. M. Brian Magargle Shannon Pylant Brent and Pam Bond Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III Susan and George Ragland Beth and Jon Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Carr and Betsy Boyd Fuller III John Scott May Curtis E. Reid G. Thomas Boyette III Margaret McKinnon Gardner Mr. and Mrs. David L. Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. McCormick Charles and Juliana Richards Gatewood, Jr. Anne and John Brown Ed and Rebecca McKee Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramon Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford Rodriguez Estate of Albert Butler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George McLendon William and Cinny Strickland Tiffany McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Drew and Sara Cannon Graham Roemer III Carlyle Chandler III Karen McNeil-Miller and Chris and Kristen Haaf Steve Miller Suzanna Roemer Ms. Suzanne Clark Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano Dr. Frank R. Moyer Hal and Ann Rollins

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Sam and Hollie Rollins Susan Surratt Adams Architects Kamil A. Bikul Karen and Sandy Rudolph Jack and Cindy Sutton $100 - $249 Mrs. W. G. Blackard Marley and Stuart Russell Jim and Virginia Sutton Dr. and Mrs. William G. Anonymous Barbara and Bill Scantland Margaret Taylor Blackard, Jr. Tamra Abbott Dr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. Rob and Beth Taylor Gwen and Ed Blackmer Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Adams Bekah and Shaun Sidden Andrea Thomas Melanie Blake Meredith N. Andrews Amy Smith Dottie and Donn Toney Betsy Neill Blue Tom and Tracy Arne Jeff and Robin Smith D. Sean Toole E. Taylor Bowen III Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold Marian and Bill Smith, Sr. Katy Towers Rupert and Cynthia Bowen Fariba and Kamran Ashraf Sterling and Beverly Spainhour Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams Scott and Caroline Bowen Thomas and Melissa Ayers Michael and Karen Spangler Mary Lou and Peter Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd Bruce and Anne Babcock James and Dana Stallings Alen and Roni Wyss Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bozoian John and Missy Baicy Les and Jan Standerfer Lynn and Jeff Young Nancy Bramlett Gene and Ellen Barrier Betty and Bob Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breakstone Charley and Pat Belch Eddie and Phyllis Stubbins Angela Dillard Breeden Kathy and Walter Beroth Alice Day Brown

Bridge the Gap Team $2,300 and Greater Celebrating those whose gifts bridge the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a Summit student’s school year

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Gehring John and Dominique Patrick Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Martin and Susan Gilmore Scott Pope Emily Neese and John Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Beth and Bob Probst Nancy and Rick Baker Parker and Katie Grubbs Drs. David and Beth Reboussin Chris and Nermin Ballinger Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer, Jr. Caroline and Curt Batten Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollan III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Mr. Richard J. Bell Amy and Michael Hough Smith Self Mr. and Mrs. Filippo Berti Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Wendy and Michael Brenner Pamela and Russell Howerton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater Mary Louise and John Burress Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Terry and Terra Snider Austin and Jennifer Byrne Chris and Lucinda Jones Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Angela, Andrew and Stephen Carr Kay D. King Forrest and Ben Staton Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Gail Allen Lake Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett Ben and Joyce Carson Janice and Charlie Lovett Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler Michael Macko Carlie and Al Stubbs Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy Bill and Cynthia Tessien Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Maloy, Jr. Nancy and Chris Tuohy Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan Whit and Jacqueline Mims Alex and Elliott Turner Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster Liz and Michael Ebeling Edie Murphy Robin and Robert Weisner Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow Scottie and David Neill Michael and Debbie Wittenberg Roddy and Vic Flow Richard Noll and Natalie Jensen-Noll Ms. Nella P. Fulton Ernie and Nancy Osborn

8 Hilbert Brown and Sidney and Dan Falken Leila Wall-Brown Ann and John Faris Kris and Katie Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Budd Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Felten Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burge Claudia and Gary Fleming Mary T. Burge Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Fleming, Jr. Johnná Burns Audrey Flippin Ross Campbell Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Melissa and Mike Capriola Catherine Copenhaver Fraise F. Gray Carter Christine and Roger Gagnon Aurelia Eller Cathey Mr. and Mrs. James G. George W. Chandler, Jr. Galloway, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael Chang Julie Giljames Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad Graham, Sr. Gail H. Charnes Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gray Ms. Maggie Lin and Thomas A. Gray Mr. William Chen Tom and Teese Griffin Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew Fletcher and Pat Grubbs John and Harriet Clark Elizabeth Medlin Hale Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Clark Robin Hanes Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland Christy Haulsee Geoffrey and Edith Johnson Elizabeth Cox Lucas John Coan Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hauser Katie Parsley Johnson Beth and Chris Lyon Christopher and Joanne Coggins Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Mary T. Johnson Mrs. Rachel Malcolm Melissa Combes Peter Hawley Mark and Rachel Neely Johnson Carter Malmo Chris Conrad Pat and Martha Heafner Anne Coggan Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mann Anthony Cope and Matt Henrichs Ms. Shakerra Jones Angela and John Manning Jennifer Jarnagin Gigi Perkinson Hershey Dr. Alan Jose and Dr. Isabel Storch Elizabeth Blanco Marley Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew de Gracia Copenhaver Paul and Marian Hessman Mary Allen and Jim Martin Douglas Jotcham and Deanne E. Maynard Chris and Cathy Culp John and Persis Hildebrandt Elizabeth Flewwelling Dr. and Mrs. Grant P. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. G. Dan Culp John Hollan, Jr. Barbara Kapp Dr. and Mrs. David McCullough Tony and Amy da Luz Janet L. Honecker Kristen and Brent Keene Quinn and Phyllis McCutchen Todd and Karen DeNeui Elizabeth Rief and Shawn Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Lucius J. Caroline Gray DenHerder Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kellam III Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis Hopkins III Mr. and Mrs. Marsden B. deRosset Peter and Jamie Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon Linda Holmes Horsley Tony and Charlotte Disher Jim and Linda Keyzer Trish McRae Karen House Mr. and Mrs. T. Dixon Douglas Barbara and Brent Kirby Sally and Patrick Meehan Gretchen M. Howerton Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel Olivia T. Kleinmaier Elizabeth Turner and Michael and Alyssa Hubbard Sam Merrick Beth and Dan Driscoll Scott and Bebe Krewson Chic Huber Arlene and Jonathan Meter John and Lu Dunkelberg Alan and Glenda Lane Carolyn Huettel Don and Tali Meyer Edna H. Duren Helen H. Laughery Jill and Brad Hunt Pat FitzHugh Michal Rob Edwards Michael and Michelle Merritt Ellen and Logan Jackson Leonard Gary and Jill Miller Whit and Fleming Edwards Paul M. James III Helen Levin Frank Morelli Meredith and Adam Elrod Gaither and Sarah Jenkins Whitney Wright Lewallen Kimbrell Bunn Morris Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin Dr. and Mrs. W. Bryan Jennings Dr. Laurel Link Lynda King Morris Barrett and Jeannie Evans Jane Jester Ray and Erica Liverman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison Allene and Brad Evans Doug Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Tad W. Lowdermilk John and Amy Morrow Mrs. Lola A. Evans 9 Annual Giving Clubs continued

Deanna Carlisle Moss Penn Shore C. Carter Walker, Jr. Capers B. Carlton Mary Jo and Frank Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sidden Chris and Nancy Walker Melissa and George Cleland Dereck and Yvonne Jeff and Kelly Silver George and Phyllis Walker Richard H. Clement Mushayamunda Paul Sinal Sara Swann and Nat Watson Harry and Andrea Cline Ms. Anne G. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith Dr. and Mrs. James K. Weeks Cathryn Coles Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nemoytin Rene and Maria Smith Brian K. and Cindy S. Weisner Emily Craig Mr. and Mrs. George Newman Elizabeth Newman Smyth Louise Strickland Wells Mr. and Mrs. Ocatvius O. Davies Michael and Martha Nichols Brant Snavely Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunlop White III James Wilson Douglas, Jr. Susan W. O’Brien Mark and Karen Sohmer Cameron and Elise Whitley Margaret Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Parsley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mrs. Erla Whittington Martha and Linwood Davis Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patton Sommerkamp Tom and Rachel Wiggins Virginia Davis Cliff and Sarah Pennell Mr. J. Christopher Spear Ms. Patricia Wild Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Douthit Dane and Virginia Perry Ms. Marty Spry Kelly and David Williams Mrs. Susan Ashworth Dumbacher Mike and Elaine Phelps Mr. and Mrs. John Stabolitis Mr. Robert W. Williams Keisha Duncan Roxie B. Williams Aurelia Gray Eller Dan and Emily Williamson Sally Colhoun Engram Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson Michael and Ashia Ervin Mike and Heather Wilson Ms. Barbara C. Eure Rebecca Woltz Lisa Field Erma A. P. Womble and Dolores and Moises Flores William F. Womble, Jr. De Valgaz Tricia Yokely Caitlin Folan Heather Younts Russ Gagnon Neil Gargis Summit Supporters Paxson B. Glenn Mr. Raymond Glover and Up to $99 Dr. Melicia Glover Anonymous Dr. Philip and Mrs. Julianne Forest Pinkard Douglas Stewart and Cristin Golden Trecroce Martha Albertson Mr. Marty Pittman & Michael Gordon Dr. Cathleen Killeen-Pittman Cannon Simpson Stoffel Susan Spaugh Alexander Amy Koman Grady Anne and Alex Pope Brooke Johnson Suiter Jean and Bob Alsup Helen Granger Jane Dudley Portman Lisa Taylor Mark C. Anderson Jennifer Cleland Green Mr. and Mrs. Quad Quadland Mary Craig Wilson Tennille Mr. John Andrews Deborah Seals Grigg The Rasmussens Ginger and John Thomas Cynthia Baker Julie Griggs Pat and Roland Reboussin Martha and John Thompson Robert Baldwin Dick Grosswald Luanne Kelley Rejeski Kelly Timberlake Mr. and Mrs. Gettys D. Bingham Borden and Ann Hanes Jon and Elizabeth Reynolds Rhonda Timberlake Zelda and Arthur Bowen William and Barbara Hargrove Stephane Rogers Christine and Jim Toole Brianna Bradsher Martha and Mo Hartley Stephen Rogers Patrice Tremblay Anna Henderson Brantley Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haskell Mr. and Mrs. Dalton D. Ruffin, Jr. Chris and Jan Tribble Victoria T. Brawley Henry G. and Julie M. Heidtmann Omar and Catherine Sangueza Teresa and Dean Tsipis Howard and Penelope Broughton Conley Henderson Jane Bunn Saunders and Lisa and Jeff Turner Jeff and Mary Brown Gina and JD Hendrix James Saunders David and Molly Twine Ronald and Robin Buchanan Anne Womble Hobart Herb and Virginia Schafer Lou and Alon Utt Dariel, John and Chase Buczek Dolores and Richard Hoppe Susan and Gary R. Schambach Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano Lisa and David Buschek Will Hoppe Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz Keith and Salem Vest Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun Clarence and Dameka Hosch Tom Shaver Hannelore von T. Napp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cantone 10 Jule and Nancy Spach Jacqueline Penn ’10 Jennifer Sparnicht Katie Pons ’07 Dack Stackhouse Ginny Rice ’08 Mrs. Patricia H. Staples Blair Roemer ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Starbuck Caroline Rudolph ’08 Ms. Trina L. Stephens Cawood Simpson ’07 Barbara Stewart Chandler White ’09 Rom Still David Stoeri Eagles’ Nest Ms. Beth G. Huff Cathryn R. Newton Billy Stoltz Young Alums and Susan and Gary Hunter Ellen J. Nordstrom C. Barbour Strickland III Current Students Mary Starling Inman Thomas F. O’Brien III Jim and Claudia Stubbs Colin Archer ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jabbour Leane Peddycord Z and Meredith Stubbs Hope Arcuri ’11 Tamala Jones Josh Perry Jackson Sutton Hines Batten ’22 Mr. Fred B. Jordan Susan and Greg Pfaff Irma Taylor Raike Batten ’20 Betsy and Bill Joyner Jim and Jeanette Phelan Parker Kelly Tegeler Tanner Beck ’13 James and Rina Knight Ridgely Medlin Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry Brennen Carr ’11 Ms. Joy V. Kontos David and Mary Jane Pishko Mr. and Mrs. William Tessien George Conger ’12 Elizabeth Krewson Brian Platz Laura Thrift Adia Davis ’11 Emily Krewson Ms. Shayna K. Pons Ashley Toompas Kerry Eagan ’12 Lesley-Anne Lamb Richard W. Porter Camille Townsend Jack Green ’13 Robert and Whitney Lang Kathleen and David Pounds Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce David Green ’15 Robert Lassiter Leanna Queen Jane Wilsey Tucker Alex Green ’18 Sarah Parrott Lathrop Anthony and Hadley Reisig Martin Tucker Ellie Kangur ’13 Julia Laws Catherine Rice Marea Van Tilburg Justin Lang ’11 Lois and Bruce Levin Anne W. Richards Tricia Vaughn Jake Lang ’14 Celia Lewis Dr. Robert and Mrs. Amy Beck Janice and Jim Weiss Robbie Lyerly ’11 Kathryn K. Linville Rominger Mimi Santos Westbrook Turner Malmo ’14 Susan Roberts Lloyd-Graham Lynne and Herb Roosa Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland William Morgan ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. London, Jr. Courtney Rudolph Rachel Will Adam Ornelles ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lyerly Jordan Rudolph Sharita and Lawrence Womack Elizabeth Penn ’13 William May Wilson and Marcia Russell Lisa Wright Marie Preske ’13 Jason Robert McEnaney Delores and Robert Sanders Matthew Regan ’12 Valerie McFadden Dr. and Mrs. William M. Satterwhite Collegiate Honors Jack Roemer ’13 Rick McFarland Glenda M. Shelton Alums in College Keenan Rogers ’11 LaTonya McIver Jan Shepherd Benjamin Carson ’10 Walter Simpson ’11 Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory McNeer, Jr. Carolyn M. Shields Thomas Douglas ’08 Grayson Snider ’19 Mrs. Shirley G. McNeil Colleen Bryant-Sills and Brooks Sills Chris Eagan ’10 Elisa Sturkie ’13 Dr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Meredith Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons McKenzie Folan ’10 Jenny Sutton ’11 Gary Michalove Salem Simmons McCabe Galloway ’08 Jim Welsh ’13 Shannon and Ryan Mihalko Fran Sizemore Gray Galloway ’10 Ms. Angela G. Mims Jaclyn Sizemore Haley Gfeller ’07 Heather and Mark Moir Terri Skinner Stanley Green ’10 John M. Morehead E. Thompson and Jan Smith Blitz Hoppe ’07 Harry Clare Morley, Jr. & Winifred Alice von T. Napp Morley Paula Smith Jessica Jabbour ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. MurRay Kay Snavely David Moore ’10 11 Grandparent Profile Lynn Eisenberg ’61

Eisenberg said, “I’m thrilled that we’ve had three generations there.”

Eisenberg’s daughter has followed her mother onto Summit’s Board and has also served on the Parents’ Association.

As co-chairs of the Annual Fund Grandparents’ Division, Eisenberg and her husband, Barry, enjoy spreading the word about the school’s creative, yet nurturing environment. They also believe it’s important to let people know that tuition doesn’t cover all of the expenses involved in attending the school.

Her time at Summit was a happy one, Eisenberg said. She recaptures that sense of happiness when she walks the halls at Summit today and attends events.

“You’re stimulated by the children’s reactions to learning,” she said. “When you go to the ball games, you see the children and grandparents supporting each other.”

While she was at the school, she saw her favorite teacher, Sarah Shore, marry Dalton Ruffin.

The Eisenbergs and the Ruffins have stayed in each other’s lives. Barry Eisenberg has worked with the Ruffins’ son, John, on some business projects. When Lynn Eisenberg’s daughter, Jennifer Grosswald ’85, was living in Atlanta, Grosswald complained to Sandra “It’s all about networking and connections and growing Adams, Summit’s Head of School at the time, that there up and being able to see this third generation at Summit was no place like Summit in Atlanta. School,” she said. “I feel like Summit was this incredible community that we wished for and received for our “Sandra said to Jennifer, ‘Let us have your children.’” family.”

Jennifer and her husband, Paul Grosswald, moved back People don’t always recognize the good that a strong sense to Winston-Salem and enrolled both of their children at of community can accomplish, she said. Summit. Gavin ’13 recently graduated from Summit and Alex ’15 is entering Ninth Grade. “I believe in community,” she said. “It helps develop your identity. Working with others helps us determine who we are and what we can do with the talents we have.” “As a mother, it’s wonderful to see your daughter, of her own free will, follow in your footsteps.”

12 ( ) Years of consecutive giving Annual Fund Donor Roll beginning with the 1990-91 school year.

PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dr. and Mrs. Nick Chrysson (3) Adam and Rebecca Ginn (2) Bodenhamer Jr. (20) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ciener (2) Mr. and Dr. Raymond Glover (2) Anonymous Brent and Pam Bond (7) Caleb and Andrea Clauset (6) Gloria Gordon and David Cook Cal and Mary Craven Adams Thomas and Ute Bornemann (5) Harry and Andrea Cline Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb (8) Jeffrey and Laura Allen Scott and Caroline Bowen (6) Christopher and Joanne Karen and Bo Gray (8) Mark C. Anderson (3) Bonnie Bowen (10) Coggins (12) Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Gray (8) Alan Andrews and Beth and Jon Bowman (9) Anthony Cope and Jennifer The Grice Family Lynne Fuller-Andrews (5) Jarnagin Carr and Betsy Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald (12) Joe and Anne Andrews (2) Stephanie and Chris Cronan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brantley (8) Parker and Katie Grubbs (9) David and Julia Archer (17) Chris and Cathy Culp (18) Mr. and Mrs. David P. Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Gunckel (5) Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri (24) Broughton (22) Pirouz Daeihagh (8) Chris and Kristen Haaf Tom and Tracy Arne Mr. and Mrs. James W. C. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Daggett (11) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano (8) Fariba and Kamran Ashraf (9) Broughton (9) Ms. Brenda Daniels and Thomas and Melissa Ayers Hilbert Brown and Mr. Jefferson Dalby (9) Shannon and Will Hanson (12) Leila Wall-Brown (9) John and Missy Baicy (6) Sarah and Tom Dalrymple (14) Chuck and Kelly Harris Mike and Leslie Brown Nancy and Rick Baker (2) Mr. and Mrs. Ocatvius O. Davies (6) Christy Haulsee (5) Ronald and Robin Buchanan (2) Jen and Martin Baker (2) Marina and Wesley Davis (24) Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burge (2) Chris and Nermin Ballinger (6) Ms. Suzanne Collins Davis (11) Henry G. and Julie M. Derrick and Elizabeth Burger Heidtmann (13) Gardner and Heather Barrier (2) Dicky and Amanda Deal Johnná Burns Kate and Theo Helm (10) Ellen and Doug Bassett (11) Tricia and Al DeForest (14) Austin and Jennifer Byrne (15) Gina and JD Hendrix (2) Caroline and Curt Batten (3) Todd and Karen DeNeui Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun (9) Mr. and Mrs. David Hickman (10) Brad and Michelle Beck (12) Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins (5) Drew and Sara Cannon (2) Rob and Jan Hiersteiner James R. Bennett (9) Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Craig and Kathleen Cannon (3) Douglas (24) Steve and Kay-Lynn Hirst (2) Dr. Kristin Bennett and Mr. Andrew Holgate (9) Melissa and Mike Capriola (3) Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel (3) Shelley and David Holden (2) Beth and Dan Driscoll (2) Stan and April Holder (7) Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Drzewiecki Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hollan III (7) Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dunn III (2) Rob and Shelley Holmes (15) Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes (4) Mr. Ned Erickson and Dr. Lia Erickson (3) Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hopkins III (2) Michael and Ashia Ervin (4) Clarence and Dameka Hosch Barrett and Jeannie Evans Dr. Keyanoosh Hosseinzadeh and Dr. Maha Torabi Suzanne and Dan Fawley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Hough (7) Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten (2) Amy and Michael Hough (11) Mr. and Mrs. Filipowski-Race (7) David and Cristi Howe (3) Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Fitzgerald (7) Pamela and Russell Howerton (10) Mr. and Mrs. Bradley H. Fowler (2) Dr. and Mrs. Jon Hudson (3) Derek and Jolynn Frosh (2) Ms. Beth G. Huff (2) Robert and Jennifer Fulford Jill and Brad Hunt (3) Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Fuller III (24) Dr. Eben and Missy Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter (2) Kathy and Walter Beroth (8) Bo and Jenny Fulton (15) Ben and Joyce Carson (12) Steven and Ana Iltis Mike and Debra Beroth (3) Cici Fulton (15) Dr. and Mrs. William G. Adam Charnes and Gaither and Sarah Jenkins (2) Jennifer Collins (10) Neil Gargis Blackard, Jr. (12) Dr. and Mrs. W. Bryan Jennings (6) Yong Chen and Isabelle Berquin (11) Mr. and Mrs. Sammy T. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Blanco (9) Gianopoulos (3) Doug Johnson (7) Matthew and Melissa Chin Martin and Susan Gilmore (16) Geoffrey and Edith Johnson 13 Annual Fund Donor Roll continued

Chris and Lucinda Jones (18) Ann and Bob Merkel (4) James and Amy North Anne and John Powers (3) Ms. Shakerra Jones (2) Elizabeth Turner and Sam Merrick Katheryn and Otis Northington Beth and Bob Probst (18) Dave Jones and Stephanie Parker (7) Judi Messura Brice and Beth O’Brien (3) Shannon Pylant Mr. Fred B. Jordan (2) Mr. and Mrs. Brad Michael (8) David and Karen O’Brien (2) Mr. and Mrs. Quad Quadland (2) Dr. Alan Jose and Shannon and Ryan Mihalko (9) Mark and Pam Oliver (2) The Rasmussens (2) Dr. Isabel Storch de Gracia (2) Gary and Jill Miller (9) Mr. and Mrs. Laney G. Orr III (13) Drs. David and Beth Reboussin (3) Douglas Jotcham and Karen McNeil-Miller and Ernie and Nancy Osborn (13) Curtis E. Reid (11) Elizabeth Flewwelling Steve Miller Will and Emily Parsley (9) Anthony and Hadley Reisig (3) Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly (7) Ms. Angela G. Mims (7) John and Dominique Patrick (17) Charles and Juliana Richards (5) Peter and Jamie Kelly (2) Whit and Jacqueline Mims (9) Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patton (6) Michael and Jill Rogers Dany and Lisa Kim-Shapiro (11) Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Lindsay and Ricardo Peral (3) Sam and Hollie Rollins Brad King (7) Moore (19) Louisa and Mark Petersen (4) Venkat Sarvasya and Kay D. King (7) Harry Clare Morley, Jr. & Winifred Sujethra Vasu (3) Alice von T. Napp Morley (17) Jordan and Meredith Peterson (3) Mr. Kevin Kranis and Bill and Vera Satterfield (7) Dr. Robin Boyd-Kranis (10) John and Amy Morrow Paul and Robin Pfefferkorn (3) Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. (17) Kip and Margaret Larson Dr. Steven S. and Mrs. Joyce Mou (8) Jim and Jeanette Phelan (3) Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz (2) Paul and Denise Laurienti 4) Dr. Frank R. Moyer (9) Mike and Elaine Phelps (3) Smith Self (2) Julia Laws (10) Colby and Sean Murphy (7) Skip and London Pickett (14) Gini and Brian Piekarski (8) Mr. and Mrs. William Merrick Roland and Sirena Leak (7) Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. MurRay Semans Page and Michael Pisapia (2) Barry and Tina Leonard (3) Dereck and Yvonne Ken and Stefoni Shaw (3) Mushayamunda (14) Mr. Marty Pittman and Michael and Michelle Merritt Patricia and Philip Shugart (3) Leonard (5) Ms. Anne G. Myers Dr. Cathleen Killeen-Pittman Bekah and Shaun Sidden (4) Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Scottie and David Neill (19) Brian Platz Jeff and Kelly Silver (2) Littlejohn (14) Michael and Martha Nichols Lynn and Don Pocock Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skorich (8) Ray and Erica Liverman (2) Richard Noll and Anne and Alex Pope Michael Macko Natalie Jensen-Noll (9) Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Skoteiniadis (3) Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Macon (7) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony K. Slater (3) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III (19) Amy Smith (3) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Jeff and Robin Smith Maloy, Jr. (3) Terry and Terra Snider (5) Angela and John Manning Mark and Karen Sohmer (11) Peter Marsh and Alicia Hardin (3) Michael and Karen Spangler (2) Mr. and Mrs. David L. Maynard (9) Jennifer Sparnicht (8) Dr. and Mrs. Grant P. McAllister (5) George and Ashley Stabolitis (11) Sarah and Chris McAuley (10) James and Dana Stallings (5) Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Forrest and Ben Staton (5) McCormick (2) Ms. Trina L. Stephens (10) Quinn and Phyllis McCutchen (8) Douglas Stewart and Will and Lanie McElwee (3) Cristin Trecroce Valerie McFadden (8) John and Bridgett Stewart (2) LaTonya McIver Selester and Freda Stewart (2) Tiffany McLendon (2) Michael R. & Amy Pope Stinnett (11) Barbara and Mark McManus (2) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stopyra (11) Chris Meazell (2) Jim Stroupe and Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Mebane (3) Ursula Henninger (10) Sally and Patrick Meehan (5) Carlie and Al Stubbs (23) Brian and Mary Mendenhall (3) Carter and Sharon Sturkie (5) Susan Surratt (2) 14 Mark and Wesley Suttle GRANDPARENTS Mary McCabe Dudley (9) Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis (2) Jim and Virginia Sutton (24) John and Lu Dunkelberg (4) Mr. and Mrs. George McLendon (2) Anonymous Michael and Alison Sweeney (10) Barry and Lynn Eisenberg (21) Mrs. Shirley G. McNeil (2) Mr. John Andrews Margaret Taylor (4) Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin (13) Tom and Sandy Meckley Meredith N. Andrews (2) Rob and Beth Taylor (2) Allene and Brad Evans Arlene and Jonathan Meter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Arnold Irma Taylor (11) Mrs. Lola A. Evans (7) Don and Tali Meyer Gene and Ellen Barrier (2) Chad and Marybeth Terry Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Felten (2) Mrs. Patricia Bradshaw Patty and Jimmy Barrier Bill and Cynthia Tessien (12) Chuck and Mary Beth Fitzgerald Morgenstern (19) MeriLyn Barrutia (4) Andrea Thomas (7) Roddy and Vic Flow (18) Lynda King Morris (24) Charley and Pat Belch (3) Christopher and Sally Thomas Rob and Bonnie Fowler (14) Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Morrison (12) Barton L. and Angela S. Tiffany (2) Ms. Nella P. Fulton (15) Beroth, Jr. (16) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nemoytin (4) Christine and Jim Toole Paul Fulton, Jr. (9) Kamil A. Bikul Susan W. O’Brien (3) Julie and Thatcher Townsend (15) Mr. and Mrs. Gettys D. Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gatewood, Jr. Ellen and Bill Parsley (24) Chris and Jan Tribble (10) Mrs. W. G. Blackard (7) Dick Grosswald (8) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Nancy and Chris Tuohy (3) Gwen and Ed Blackmer (20) Perry, Jr. (24) Fletcher and Pat Grubbs (19) Alex and Elliott Turner (9) David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. (15) Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Peterson Mrs. Janet S. Hano (8) Jay P. Turner and Tonya R. Deem (6) Zelda and Arthur Bowen Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn William and Barbara Hargrove (7) Lisa and Jeff Turner (12) Rupert and Cynthia Bowen (4) Pat and Roland Reboussin (3) Pat and Martha Heafner (5) Sudarshan and Bharathi Upadhya Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd Anne W. Richards (4) Gloria Henninger Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Bozoian Hal and Ann Rollins John and Persis Hildebrandt (3) Keith and Salem Vest Nancy Bramlett (12) Herb and Virginia Schafer Ms. Leslie A. Hollan Chris and Nancy Walker (6) Howard and Penelope Broughton (8) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler William E. Hollan, Jr. (5) Dr. and Mrs. James M. Walter (5) Anne and John Brown (5) Dr. and Mrs. John L. Schultz, Jr. (5) Dolores and Richard Hoppe Mr. and Mrs. Brooke M. Webster (2) Mary T. Burge (2) Steve and Sally Seawright (3) Harriet and Royce Hough (11) Dr. Richard Weinberg and Mary Louise and John Burress (16) Truman and Nellie Semans (3) Dr. Catherine Rolih Gretchen M. Howerton (9) Tom and Nancy Cannon (3) Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill (16) Meredith and Win Welch (17) Susan and Gary Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cantone Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sidden Mr. and Mrs. W. Dunlop White III (9) Stephanie and David Iauco (2) Dr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith (9) Cameron and Elise Whitley Betsy and Bill Joyner (2) Chandler, Jr. (9) Rene and Maria Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams (7) Mr. and Mrs. Lucius J. Kellam III (6) Gail H. Charnes (8) Marian and Bill Smith, Sr. (4) David Wilson and Jim and Linda Keyzer Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew Nancy Spencer (16) Dr. Anne L. Vaughan Bill and Ginger King (7) John and Harriet Clark (3) Mr. and Mrs. John Stabolitis Brian K. and Cindy S. Weisner (23) Olivia T. Kleinmaier (2) Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Clark Mrs. Patricia H. Staples (10) Fletcher and Lara Wilson (3) Gail Allen Lake (17) Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland Eddie and Phyllis Stubbins (3) Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson Alan and Glenda Lane D. Elwood Clinard Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs (24) Mike and Heather Wilson Helen H. Laughery (10) Mrs. Doris H. Crumpler (7) Betty P. Sutton (24) Michael and Debbie Wittenberg (16) Dr. Laurel Link (2) Mr. and Mrs. G. Dan Culp (8) Mr. and Mrs. William Tessien (2) Sharita and Lawrence Womack (2) Lea and Randy Loftis Mr. and Mrs. Marsden B. Dottie and Donn Toney (2) Scott and Margaret Wray (5) deRosset (6) Bob and Kathy Luttrell (2) Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce Alen and Roni Wyss John and Patricia Driscoll (2) Dr. and Mrs. David McCullough (20) Steve Zades (10) 15 Annual Fund Donor Roll continued

Wendy and Michael Brenner (2) Dr. Philip and Mrs. Julianne Patty and Malcolm Brown (24) Golden (13) Dariel, John and Chase Buczek (2) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Goodson (8) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Budd Mr. and Mrs. J. Conrad Jim Bunn (9) Graham, Sr. (22) Pat and Gene Capps (24) Jennifer Cleland Green (19) Angela Carr (24) Tom and Teese Griffin Dr. and Mrs. Michael Chang Borden and Ann Hanes (24) Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman (14) Martha and Mo Hartley (24) Claire and Hudnall Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hauser (24) Christopher (23) Audrey Flippin (2) Ms. Suzanne Clark (21) Susan and Jay Hedgpeth (24) Melissa and George Cleland (11) Sue and Doug Henderson (21) Cathryn Coles Dr. and Mrs. W. Dean Henrichs (8) Susan and Mark Conger Peggy Hinkle (15) Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Copenhaver (9) Janet L. Honecker Nan Crawford (23) Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hoppe (22) Dr. J. Robert Crouse III Lucia Hughes and Thomas P. Hughes (18) Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly (7) Robbie and Dave Irvin (24) Tony and Amy da Luz (4) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jabbour (17) Martha and Linwood Davis (22) Ellen and Logan Jackson Cathy and Walter Denning (21) Jane Jester (11) Tony and Charlotte Disher (20) Anne Coggan Johnston (24) Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas (24) Ellie Kangur (8) Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas (24) Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Keith (3) Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey J. Kierstead (8) Edna H. Duren (24) Leigh and Andy Koman Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eagan (13) Ms. Joy V. Kontos (9) Mrs. John T. Eagan, Jr. (18) Scott and Bebe Krewson (17) Liz and Michael Ebeling (6) Robert and Whitney Lang (12) Lou and Alon Utt (2) PAST PARENTS Kathryn and Bobby Edwards (24) Bingle and Doug Lewis (24) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. London, Jr. Veneziano (5) Anonymous John and Andrea Eller (2) Janice and Charlie Lovett (20) Hannelore von T. Napp (11) Sandra P. Adams (24) Sidney and Dan Falken (13) Dr. and Mrs. Tad W. Lowdermilk (24) Dr. and Mrs. James K. Weeks Martha Albertson (24) Ann and John Faris (6) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Lyerly (15) Robin and Robert Weisner Jean and Bob Alsup Claudia and Gary Fleming (24) Beth and Chris Lyon (2) Claudette B. Weston (3) Steve and Patsy Ashworth (24) Dolores and Moises Flores De Valgaz (13) Charles Lyon (2) Mrs. Erla Whittington Bruce and Anne Babcock (24) Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Flow (24) Mrs. Rachel Malcolm (22) Ms. Patricia Wild (2) Emily Neese and John Babcock (13) Mr. and Mrs. McDara P. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mann (16) Mr. Robert W. Williams Mrs. Bettianne Beck (24) Folan III (15) Mary Allen and Jim Martin (10) Dan and Emily Williamson (2) Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. (12) Christine and Roger Gagnon (24) John Scott May (19) Mary Lou and Peter Wilson (10) Mr. Bert L. Bennett, Jr. (4) Mr. and Mrs. James G. Galloway Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William McCall, Jr. (3) Janice C. Blake (15) Lisa and Robert Gfeller (10) Ed and Rebecca McKee Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Booke (24) Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford (9) Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon (10) Mr. and Mrs. Breakstone (14) Julie Giljames (9) Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Felice and Richard Brenner McNeer, Jr. (9) 16 Dr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Meredith (22) Dr. Robert and Mrs. Amy Beck Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Felten (2) Pat FitzHugh Michal Rominger (20) Willis, Jr. (24) Dolores and Moises Flores Heather and Mark Moir (18) Karen and Sandy Rudolph (14) Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters (10) De Valgaz (13) John M. Morehead (24) Wilson and Marcia Russell Rebecca Woltz (5) Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Deanna Carlisle Moss Delores and Robert Sanders (11) Erma A. P. Womble and Caitlin Folan (3) William F. Womble, Jr. Edie Murphy (16) Omar and Catherine Sangueza (2) Christine and Roger Gagnon (24) Lisa Wright (4) Mary Jo and Frank Murphy Jan Shepherd (24) Jodi Turner and Bill Gifford (9) Lynn and Jeff Young (7) Mr. Joseph F. Neely and Colleen Bryant-Sills and Julie Giljames (9) Ms. Joyce Neely (21) Brooks Sills (18) Richard and Jennifer Gottlieb (8) Mr. and Mrs. George Newman (8) Carolyn O. Simmons (11) FACULTY AND STAFF Deborah Seals Grigg (12) Roanne and David Ornelles (20) Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith (11) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hano (8) Anonymous Mildred W. Paden (23) Kay Dalton Snavely Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haskell Tamra Abbott (2) Cliff and Sarah Pennell (4) Mark and Karen Sohmer (11) Christy Haulsee (5) Cinda and duWayne Amen (11) Dane and Virginia Perry Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Susan and Jay Hedgpeth (24) Sommerkamp (20) Jen and Martin Baker (2) Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Henry G. and Julie M. Pfefferkorn Jr. (19) Nell Penn Spencer Gardner and Heather Barrier (2) Heidtmann (13) David and Mary Jane Pishko Kim Bailey and Will Spivey (12) Dr. Kristin Bennett and Kate and Theo Helm (10) Mr. Andrew Holgate (9) Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Ms. Marty Spry Elizabeth Rief and Pleasants Jr. (21) Les and Jan Standerfer (11) Janice C. Blake (15) Shawn Hooper (11) Mr. Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. and Betty and Bob Strickland P.A. and Brandi Blaylock Karen House (12) Ms. Margaret Scales (24) C. Barbour Strickland III (14) Brianna Bradsher Michael and Alyssa Hubbard (2) Ms. Shayna K. Pons (19) Jack and Cindy Sutton Nancy Bramlett (12) Jill and Brad Hunt (3) Scott Pope (9) Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry (10) Mr. and Mrs. Breakstone (14) Jane Jester (11) Karen and Tom Pranikoff (15) Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas (21) Jeff and Mary Brown (5) Doug Johnson (7) Lisa and David Buschek (2) Mary T. Johnson (8) Cara and Buck Byrum (4) Barbara Kapp (12) Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Calhoun (9) Kristen and Brent Keene (6) Pat and Gene Capps (24) Barbara and Brent Kirby (8) Capers B. Carlton (9) Ms. Joy V. Kontos (9) Mrs. Nancy C. Chapman (14) Scott and Bebe Krewson (17) Ms. Maggie Lin and Lesley-Anne Lamb (2) Mr. William Chen (6) Ms. Amy S. Lawrence (2) Caleb and Andrea Clauset (6) Kathryn K. Linville Melissa and George Cleland (11) Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Malloy (4) Cathryn Coles Jason Robert McEnaney (12) Emily Craig Mr. and Mrs. R. Gregory Chris and Cathy Culp (18) McNeer, Jr. (9) Tony and Amy da Luz (4) Trish McRae (2) Sarah and Tom Dalrymple (14) Sally and Patrick Meehan (5) Susan and George Ragland (23) Kelly Timberlake (2) Cathy and Walter Denning (21) Elizabeth Turner and Sam Merrick The Regan Family (13) Rhonda Timberlake Cheryl and Joseph Dickson (9) Shannon and Ryan Mihalko (9) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rice III Camille Townsend (24) Mr. and Mrs. G. Walker Heather and Mark Moir (18) Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramon Rodriguez Margaret and David Townsend (21) Douglas (24) Mr. and Mrs. Robertson L. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. David and Molly Twine Mr. and Mrs. R. Paul Dresel (3) Moore (19) Roemer III (22) George and Phyllis Walker (24) Liz and Michael Ebeling (6) Frank Morelli (2) Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Roemer Jr. (16) Sara Swann and Nat Watson Meredith and Adam Elrod (2) Deanna Carlisle Moss Stephen Rogers (10) Robin and Robert Weisner Conrad and Lisa Emmerich Colby and Sean Murphy (7) Stephane Rogers (10) Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland Ms. Barbara C. Eure (9) John and Dominique Patrick (17) Tom and Rachel Wiggins (22) 17 Annual Fund Donor Roll continued

Leane Peddycord Jennifer Sparnicht (8) Josh Perry (7) Ms. Marty Spry Louisa and Mark Petersen (4) George and Ashley Stabolitis (11) Jordan and Meredith Peterson (3) Dack Stackhouse (9) Susan and Greg Pfaff (5) Les and Jan Standerfer (11) Mike and Elaine Phelps (3) Rom Still Lynn and Don Pocock David Stoeri (11) Anne and Alex Pope Billy Stoltz (8) Kathleen and David Pounds (11) Betty and Bob Strickland Karen and Tom Pranikoff (15) Carter and Sharon Sturkie (5) Luanne Kelley Rejeski (11) Betty P. Sutton (24) Jon and Elizabeth Reynolds (14) Parker Kelly Tegeler Suzanna Roemer (5) Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Terry (10) Stephane Rogers (10) Ginger and John Thomas (2) Dr. Robert and Martha and John Thompson (18) Mrs. Amy Beck Rominger (20) Kelly Timberlake (2) Lynne and Herb Roosa (14) Rhonda Timberlake Jeanne and Ben Sayers Ashley Toompas Barbara and Bill Scantland (8) Teresa and Dean Tsipis (5) Susan and Gary R. Schambach (2) Martin Tucker (8) Tom Shaver (9) Nancy and Chris Tuohy (3) Ken and Stefoni Shaw (3) Lisa and Jeff Turner (12) Glenda M. Shelton (11) Marea Van Tilburg Jan Shepherd (24)

Bekah and Shaun Sidden (4) Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Colleen Bryant-Sills and Veneziano, Jr. Brooks Sills (18) Janice and Jim Weiss (4) Carolyn O. Simmons (11) Meredith and Win Welch (17) Salem Simmons Rachel Will Terri Skinner (6) Mr. and Mrs. J. Mel Williams (7) Amy Smith (3) Kelly and David Williams (2) Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Smith (11) Lisa Wright (4) Mark and Karen Sohmer (11) Heather Younts (8) 18 FORMER FACULTY, Dane and Virginia Perry ORGANIZATIONS, Harris Teeter, Inc. Forest Pinkard (24) IBM Direct STAFF & FRIENDS Leanna Queen (6) FOUNDATIONS, Lovett Foundation Anonymous Omar and Catherine Sangueza (2) MATCHING GIFT Religious Society of Friends Steve and Patsy Ashworth (3) Paul Sinal (3) COMPANIES Reynolds American Foundation Cynthia Baker (2) E. Thompson and Jan Smith (8) Robinhood Pediatrics Academy of Orton-Gillingham Richard J. Bell Paula Smith Practioners and Educators Salem Senior Housing Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland (16) Jule and Nancy Spach Apple Matching Gifts Program Summit School Parents’ Association Richard H. Clement (7) Sterling and Beverly Bank of America Foundation Target Spainhour (23) Virginia Davis (11) Boeing Matching Gift Program The Prudential Foundation Barbara Stewart (12) Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Douthit Branch Banking & Trust Co. Brooke Johnson Suiter (7) UBS Financial Services Keisha Duncan (2) Chin Ventures, LLC Lisa Taylor (20) Wells Fargo Educational Matching Helen Grangery (16) Clarkston Consulting Katy Towers (7) Gift Program Julie Griggs Deutsche Bank Americas Janet L. Honecker (2) Camille Townsend (24) Foundation Anne Coggan Johnston Patrice Tremblay (3) Duke Energy Foundation James and Rina Knight (24) George and Phyllis Walker (6) First Tennessee Foundation Bingle and Doug Lewis (24) Sara Swann and Nat Watson (4) Matching Gift Program Mrs. Rachel Malcolm (2) Robin and Robert Weisner Flik Independent School Dining Mary Allen and Jim Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kim D. Westmoreland General Mills Box Tops for Education Pat FitzHugh Michal Roxie B. Williams GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Linda Penney (9) Tricia Yokely (12) HANESbrands, Inc.

If we have inadvertently omitted your name, please call the Development Office at 336-724-5811. 19 ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEERS 2013-2014

PARENT DIVISION ALUM ANNUAL FUND Elizabeth and Bill Hollan ’93 Because of you, Summit educators build Chairs a sturdy confidence in each student Kristie Blanco Every day, Summit’s world-class faculty provides the Johnná Burns highest level of expertise in their field, a well-honed sense of what each child needs, and a deep personal capacity for Joyce Carson inspiring learning. Shelley and David Holden ’92 The Douglas family, Marian ’69, Sandlin ’94, Dixon ’99 Susan and Stewart Holmes and Wilson ’04, invited alums to help support the educators Brad King who build a sturdy confidence and you responded! The Patti Shugart results speak for themselves and demonstrate that Summit Terra Snider alums are proud of this educational institution. The average gift from alums was $256 – which is 10% higher Dana Stallings than the previous year! Jim Stroupe Gifts to the Annual Fund provide about four percent of the Alex Turner school’s operating budget each year. These unrestricted gifts help meet immediate needs, develop relevant new GRANDPARENT DIVISION programs and sustain the vitality of students’ academic Lynn ’61 and Barry Eisenberg experience. Response from alums is extremely gratifying because it indicates a Summit education is valued long ALUM DIVISION after graduation. Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 In addition, alum donations support the financial aid Sandlin Douglas ’94 program. The Alumni Scholarship Fund was founded Dixon Douglas ’99 in 1997 with a challenge from the Lovett Foundation. It Wilson Douglas ’04 provides aid to students with demonstrated financial need. To date, alum dollars assist nearly two students per year. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE If you are interested in helping with alumni fundraising, Jimmy Broughton please contact Sarah Dalrymple at [email protected] or by calling 336-724-5811. Co-Chair Want to find alums in your area? Download the official Phil Thomas ’71 Summit Alumni App (from the App Store, search for Co-Chair Summit School or Evertrue). For more information, see page 39. Also, be sure to visit www.summitschool.com and log Kim Bailey on to the Alumni Portal so that you can read up-to-date Rick Baker class notes and find email addresses of classmates. Stay in Sandlin Douglas ’94 touch and share college information, honors, new addresses, weddings, births, career changes, etc. Lauren Dunn Thank you for continuing to show your support of Summit! Bill Hollan ’93 Kay D. King ’83 Claudette Weston

20 Alum Annual Fund by Class Year

CLASS OF 1947 20% CLASS OF 1955 25% CLASS OF 1960 15% Aurelia Eller (24) Linwood L. Davis (22) Dariel Saunders Buczek (2) C. Edward Pleasants, Jr. (21) Jane Keiger Gehring (3) CLASS OF 1949 33% Jane Wilsey Tucker (5) F. Borden Hanes, Jr. (24) Carter Walker CLASS OF 1956 6% CLASS OF 1961 14% CLASS OF 1951 23% Benjamin S. Willis, Jr. (24) Lynn Brenner Eisenberg (21) Paxson B. Glenn (13) William E. Hollan, Jr. (5) Sam Ogburn (21) CLASS OF 1957 6% Mary Allen Mann Martin (10) Alvin Selby William F. Womble, Jr. Brooke Johnson Suiter

CLASS OF 1953 7% CLASS OF 1958 3% CLASS OF 1962 8% Kay Dalton Snavely Patricia Bradshaw Morgenstern (19) R. Frank Murphy II Richard Starbuck (16)

CLASS OF 1963 17% Mike Brenner (2) George W. Chandler, Jr. Tom Gray (24) Harvey S. Martin (24) Lynda King Morris (24) CLASS OF 1967 18% Ellen Carswell Parsley (24) Mary Starling Inman (11) Becky Lewis (15) CLASS OF 1964 8% J. Wayne Meredith (22) Victoria T. Brawley Graydon O. Pleasants, Jr. (24) Susan Richardson Hauser (24) Sanford H. Rudolph (14) C. Barbour Strickland III (14) CLASS OF 1965 13% Royal R. Brown, Jr. (2) CLASS OF 1968 9% Peter Hawley (5) John O. Coan III Gary Michalove Rob Fowler (14) Mildred Willis Paden (23) Dorothy Douglas Westmoreland

CLASS OF 1966 14% CLASS OF 1969 6% J. Conrad Graham, Sr. (22) Anthony H. Disher, Jr. (20) Ellen Parrish Jackson Marian Millaway Douglas (24) Susan Roberts Lloyd-Graham DeWitt Chatham Kierstead (8) John Morehead (24) Mark Sohmer (11) CLASS OF 1970 11% CLASS OF 1954 13% CLASS OF 1959 7% Anne Howell Gray (22) David A. Irvin (24) Clifford W. Perry, Jr. (24) Robin Hanes Gail Allen Lake (17) Richard W. Porter (16) John S. May (19)

Susan Pfefferkorn (7)

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CLASS OF 1971 20% CLASS OF 1975 13% John D. Eller III (2) Charles Douglas (24) Leesa Lybrook Goodson (8) Paul Marshall James III (10) Celia Lewis London Lake Pickett (14) Cathryn R. Newton Jane Dudley Portman (24) Thomas F. O’Brien III (24) Brant R. Snavely III (24) Betty Holmes Richardson (7) Mimi Santos Westbrook Henry C. Roemer III (22) Elizabeth Perkinson Simmons CLASS OF 1976 15% J. Jackson Sutton III G. Thomas Boyette III (18) Phil Thomas (21) Tom Gallaher (4) Louise S. Wells (2) Martha Brown Hartley (24) Rob Moore (19) CLASS OF 1972 6% Winifred Alice von T. Napp Morley (17) Sarah Colhoun Engram (21) CLASS OF 1980 17% Kay D. Burress King (7) Ridgely Medlin Phillips (24) Helen Levin (7) Sarah Parrott Lathrop (24) Will Spencer (17) Andrew Carr (14) Richard G. Pfefferkorn (24) John L. Schultz, Jr. (15) Tricia Vaughn (8) David C. Eagan (13) Sean Toole (11) James G. Galloway, Jr. CLASS OF 1973 20% Brian K. Weisner (23) CLASS OF 1977 16% Christopher N. Jones (18) Betsy Neill Blue (22) Deanne Maynard Marie Flow Arcuri (24) David L. Bodenhamer, Jr. (20) Carolyn Shields CLASS OF 1984 9% Joseph R. Budd Angela Dillard Breeden Lisa Taylor (8) Bowman Gray IV (8) Gray Carter (9) Aurelia Eller Cathey (2) Jan Williams Tribble (10) Gaither Jenkins (2) Anne Glenn (11) Chris Conrad (11) Katherine Graves Littlejohn (14) Charles C. Lovett (20) Chic Huber (11) CLASS OF 1981 17% Rick McFarland Ellen Nordstrom Bill Satterwhite Julia Cardwell Archer (17) Thomas B. Rice III James M. Ruffin (18) Margaret McKinnon Gardner (16) CLASS OF 1985 9% Sallie Spencer Rice John Thomas (2) Jennifer Cleland Green (19) Gary G. Fleming, Jr. (24) Dalt Ruffin (23) Michael Walker (2) Carol Williams Lyerly (15) Carolyn Sherrill Fuller (24) Cannon Simpson Stoffel (18) Scottie Galloway Neill (19) Jennifer Eisenberg Grosswald (12) Julie Clinard Townsend (15) CLASS OF 1978 11% Hollie Thomas Rollins Juliana Cleland Richards (5) Thatcher L. Townsend III (15) E. Taylor Bowen III (3) Jim Sutton (24) Greg Wilson Molly Ferrell Twine Richard Brenner Salem Leinbach Vest Walker Douglas (24) CLASS OF 1986 18% CLASS OF 1974 11% James F. Toole III CLASS OF 1982 8% Scott Bowen (6) William T. Graham, Jr. (10) Margaret Driscoll Townsend (21) Bryan Adams (24) Carlyle Chandler III (12) Cinny Strickland Graham (10) Chris Culp (18) Elisabeth Frost Dresel (3) Elizabeth Medlin Hale (8) CLASS OF 1979 16% Robert L. Edwards, Jr. (24) Whitney Wright Lewallen (14) Marian Starr Hessman (2) Kathryn Cater Bergquist (10) David Maynard (9) Kimbrel Bunn Morris (19) K. Elizabeth Sutton Hoppe (22) Walter Beroth (8) John Morrow Amy Beck Rominger (20) George M. Cleland IV (11) CLASS OF 1983 16% Beth Perry Skorich (8) Penn Shore (18) Gigi Perkinson Hershey (13) Dack Stackhouse (9) Linda Holmes Horsley (19) Filippo Berti (4) Allston J. Stubbs IV (23) Carolyn V. Huettel (13) Stephen Carr (14) Fletcher Wilson (3) J. Christopher Spear (16) Lisa Pappas Field

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CLASS OF 1987 9% CLASS OF 1991 10% CLASS OF 1996 2% CLASS OF 2005 8% Charlotte Chandler Broughton (22) Drew Cannon (2) Robert F. Baldwin III (3) Alice Day Brown J. Wesley Davis IV (24) Brad Fowler (2) Margaret Douglas (10) Whitfield S. Edwards (24) Elizabeth Whitaker Kelly (7) CLASS OF 1997 2% Conley Henderson (9) Paula Sommerkamp Magargle (2) Anne Spencer Pope Russ Gagnon (15) William May (8) Ashley Moser Veneziano Teebie Bunn Saunders (18) Catherine Rice Alexander Stubbs (22) CLASS OF 1998 4% Suzanna Roemer (5) CLASS OF 1988 15% Susan Ashworth Dumbacher (7) CLASS OF 1992 5% CLASS OF 2006 5% Jonathan Blanco (9) Jackie Sizemore (7) Elizabeth Vann Bowman (9) Susan Spaugh Alexander (3) Kelly Young Williams (2) Emily Krewson (9) Samuel Gray (8) Anna Mackie Calhoun (9) Carter Malmo (4) Parker Grubbs (9) David L. Holden (2) CLASS OF 1999 9% Jackson Sutton Beth Cox Lucas Chase Buczek (2) Colby Morris Murphy (7) CLASS OF 1993 3% CLASS OF 2007 7% Dixon Douglas Martin W. Quadland III (2) Haley Gfeller (4) Suzanne Davis (11) Rachel Neely Johnson (2) Meredith McCullough Welch (17) Blitz Hoppe (7) William E. Hollan III (7) Katie Parsley Johnson Jennifer Blackmer Williams (6) Jessica Jabbour (4) Robert Parsley CLASS OF 1994 16% Katherine Pons (7) Laura Still Thrift CLASS OF 1989 11% Ross Campbell Cawood Simpson

Ben Baker (13) Caroline Gray DenHerder (3) CLASS OF 2000 1% CLASS OF 2008 8% Brian Eisenberg (10) Sandlin Douglas (20) Fran Sizemore (7) Matthew Henrichs (5) Catherine Copenhaver Fraise Thomas Douglas (7)

Sara-Peyton Joyner McCormick (2) Amy Koman Grady McCabe Galloway CLASS OF 2001 6% Ford Perry Elizabeth Blanco Marley Ginny Rice Elizabeth Newman Smyth (6) Josh Perry (7) Anna Henderson Brantley (11) Blair Roemer (4) James Stubbs (22) Stuart Russell Stephanie Flores de Valgaz Caroline Rudolph Mary Craig Wilson Tennille (2) Caitlin Folan CLASS OF 1990 6% CLASS OF 1995 5% Michael Gordon (2) CLASS OF 2009 2% Teddy Crawford (23) Denise M. Faulhaber (14) Chandler White CLASS OF 2002 4% John Hollan (16) Emily Sutton Parsley (7) CLASS OF 2010 10% Sara Holmes Meehan (5) Will Parsley (9) Meredith Ahles Elrod (2) Elizabeth Turner Forrest Stephens Staton (4) Robert Lassiter Benjamin Carson (4) Parker Kelly Tegeler Chris Eagan (4) McKenzie Folan (4) CLASS OF 2003 3% Gray Galloway Stan Green (8) Anne Womble Hobart David Moore (5) Elizabeth Krewson (9) Jacqueline Penn

CLASS OF 2004 7% Melanie Blake (7) Wilson Douglas (8) Will Hoppe (9) Jordan Rudolph Courtney Rudolph

23 CLASS OF 2011 11% Class of 2014 Gives Back Hope Arcuri Brennen Carr (3) Kay D. King ’83 delivered the following message to the Class of 2014 during a Adia Davis breakfast on June 4 to kick off graduation week. The spirit of philanthropy and Justin Lang Robbie Lyerly (16) service permeated the day: the class presented a grant of $2,500 to Exchange/SCAN as Keenan Rogers the culmination of the Lovett Foundation 9th Grade Philanthropy Project (see photo) Walter Simpson and then conducted area service-projects throughout Winston-Salem. To commemorate Jenny Sutton their appreciation for Summit, the Class of 2014 chose to “pay it forward” with a CLASS OF 2012 7% class gift that will support next year’s 9th grade trip to Costa Rica. Colin Archer • • • George Conger Kerry Eagan (3) Good morning and congratulations to the class of 2014. I am Kay D. Burress King, class Nate Robinson of 1983. I want to welcome our newest group to the Summit alumni family… OR the newest survivors of the 9th grade speech! The Summit alumni family is a terrific group William Morgan to be a part of. When we look back on our time at Summit, we quickly think about our Adam Ornelles special friendships we’ve made and our unbelievable learning experiences. Matthew Regan How many of you started Summit in Kindergarten? Lower school? Upper school? You CLASS OF 2013 9% may not realize this, but this is where you’ve learned about friendships and how to Tanner Beck navigate through them. As little guys/girls, you start playing side-by-side. Then you Jack Green (8) learn group play and how to share. You learn things like empathy and how to cope with Ellie Kangur hurt feelings and disappointment. You also learn sportsmanship–how to be a gracious Elizabeth Penn winner and/or loser. All through the years, together this group has experienced the highs Marie Preske and lows of growing up. When you all gather for your reunions, you will look back on Jack Roemer (2) this time and these people with such fondness. Time will seem like it has barely passed. Elisa Sturkie Summit has a way of bonding your friendships for forever. Jim Welsh Really, all of the Summit alumni bond in a way. We share a similar education,

experiences and traditions. We all speak the same language: Does that teacher still teach CLASS OF 2014 Jake Lang Turner Malmo

CLASS OF 2015 David Green (8)

CLASS OF 2018 Alex Green (3)

CLASS OF 2019 Grayson Snider

CLASS OF 2020 Raike Batten

CLASS OF 2022 Hines Batten

24 there?, Native American Day, Pioneer Day, wonderful plays and sings, Washington, D.C., 9th grade speech, Orange or Green Team?

But what’s even cooler than continuing our past traditions are the extraordinary programs Making it that progress here. Robotics, gardens, rocket launchers, Costa Rica! Not to down play my exchange experience in Henderson, NC, Costa Rica it was not! happen… is One of the things I like most is the community service program. In your community what it is to be service program, you learned to give your time, talent and effort. I bet you also applied one of the biggest lessons they taught you in kindergarten: Leave things better than you a Summit alum! found them so the next person can share the same experience. At Summit, we like to make the school experience even better for the next generation. You give your You’ve been a student here (for some of you) the last 11 years. You probably are not aware of how these great programs come to life. It starts with a vision, or a necessity, or a hope time, talent and for the school. Unfortunately, your tuition dollars do not cover the general costs. It’s the extra giving dollars from parents, grandparents, businesses in the community, our money to help faculty, our staff and the alums. They all make it happen! LEAD… NOT just Making it happen… is what it is to be a Summit alum! You give your time, talent and money to help LEAD… NOT just leave Summit in a better place for other generations leave Summit in to come.

I hope that when Summit calls on you, you all will feel the way I do. This is where it a better place for all began… the friendships, the great education and fun experiences. And, you too, will want to lead Summit to a better place than you left it. You will be surprised how many other generations of you will want your children to attend this wonderful school. And they too… will have to survive the 9th grade speech! to come. Congratulations! Good luck to all! We look forward to seeing you soon!

At a 9th Grade Leadership luncheon, former Summit teacher, Charlie Lovett ’77, spoke to the class of 2014 about leadership principles, including the importance of philanthropy. He presented the class with a gift of $2,500 from the Lovett Foundation, to be granted to a local nonprofit organization chosen by the ninth graders. Classmates collaborated to identify areas of interest, requested grant proposals from six local nonprofits, reviewed and analyzed the proposals, and voted to award Exchange/SCAN with $2,500 to support treatment for victims of child abuse. 25 Triad Academy Luncheon Supports Financial Aid

At the Triad Academy luncheon in November, Paul Orfalea, While at Summit, Orfalea attended a breakfast with Upper School founder of Kinkos, shared his personal struggle with dyslexia and students and spoke to 235 sixth through ninth graders about his how he overcame it to become one of this country’s challenges growing up with dyslexia at a time when it most successful entrepreneurs. Orfalea, along with was often undiagnosed and misunderstood. He is a strong Triad parent Beth O’Brien, spoke to more than 160 advocate for the Orton-Gillingham approach to learning parents and community supporters to raise much- and schools like Triad Academy for addressing the needed funds and awareness for dyslexia, a language importance of early diagnosis and remediation of dyslexia based learning disability that affects twenty percent to enable to students to meet their academic potential. of our population. After his visit to the Summit campus, Orfalea made a gift to Approximately $100,000 was raised at the luncheon, which will expand the sustainable garden project managed by the Urban provide financial aid to students in the 2014-2015 school year. A Growers and STEAM clubs. With this support, the garden portion is designated to the Triad Academy Endowment Fund. includes a new greenhouse, which will make it possible to grow “Almost thirty percent of students in the Triad division receive more foods year round. Additionally, creating more out-of-door financial aid. This individualized, multi-sensory approach to beds for growing seasonal foods like tomatoes will provide resources learning, known as Orton-Gillingham, is expensive. Research shows for the dining hall to use in preparing lunch for students. “Real that this is the best way for students with dyslexia to learn. We food is essential to whole child development. Kids should understand would like to have enough financial assistance funds to provide every where real food comes from,” Orfalea said. “School gardens are an child who needs a Triad Academy education, this opportunity,” awesome way to involve all of a child’s senses in learning. I applaud says Carrie Malloy, Director of Triad Academy at Summit School. Summit for its commitment to the whole child.”

Presenting Sponsor Jennifer and Austin Byrne Stephen Tatter and Clifford and Lisa Purcell Steven and Wynn Calloway Kathleen Ghiorsi Mark and Lisa Rhoades John and Mary Louise Burress Pat and Gene Capps Richard and Jane Graves Sam and Hollie Rollins Gold Cassia Capital Partners LLC Michelle and Dan Gross John and Fowler Ruffin Chermak & Hanson Orthodontics Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Grosswald Andrew and Nancy Schneider The Malloy DuBose Sydnor Wealth Parker and Katie Grubbs Management Group – UBS Susan and Mark Conger Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Seitz Dr. John and Michelle Hanson Beth and Brice O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Corpening Madeleine Sheeran Christopher and Kris Cox Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson Sheffield, Jr. Silver Peter Cross Daniel and Christina Herko Mr. and Mrs. Gregory I. Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Skoteiniadis BB&T John and Sarah Dalena Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Holmes Brant Snavely Rick and Nancy Baker Sarah and Tom Dalrymple Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hopkins III Terry and Terra Snider Frank L. Blum Jane and Paul Daniel Construction Company James and Resa Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hunter Michael and Karen Spangler Wes Davis Steven and Ana Iltis Richard and Holly Stahura Bronze Tricia and Al DeForest Norton and Lynn Jennette Rob and Holly Stowe Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Jordan II Jim Stroupe and Ursula Henninger Graham and Janice Bennett Cliff Dossel and Allison Perkins Ian and Deanna Kaplan Betty P. Sutton First Tennessee Bank Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Douglas Stanhope A. and Liz Kelly Will Sydnor John and Peggy Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Douglas Tom and Mary Lee Douglas Kay D. King Mary Craig Wilson Tennille Gifts in Kind Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilmour Lake Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Thomas Douglas III Geoffrey and Kiera Lassiter Nancy and Chris Tuohy Allegra Printing Ashley and Graham Dozier George Lautemann Charles and Laura Turner Contributors Deena and Andy Dreyfuss Beth and Chris Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Rick Vaughn Mac and Alice DuBose Debbie Marshall Susan Wall Dent and Katherine Allison James and Mary Edmundson Vance and Tina Merhoff Wells Fargo Joe and Anne Andrews Cabell and Joyner Edmundson Dereck and Yvonne Claudette B. Weston Dr. and Mrs. Guy M. Arcuri Laura Edmundson Mushayamunda Mr. and Mrs. John G. White Kim Bailey and Will Spivey Barry and Lynn Eisenberg Emily Neese and John Babcock Steven and Kathryn White Richard and Laura Banasiewicz John and Susan Elster David and Karen O’Brien Sarah Whittington Michael and Julie Baughan Richard and Catherine Fields Cliff and Sarah Pennell Fletcher and Lara Wilson Arthur and Mindy Bloom Ellie and Stuart Fine Mark Peters Mr. and Mrs. H. Vernon Winters Edwin and Cynthia Bouldin Paul Fulton, Jr. Louisa and Mark Petersen Bonnie Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Karen and Tom Pranikoff Felice and Richard Brenner Gatewood, Jr. Marion Pranikoff 26 Celebrating the Grandparent Valentine Fundraiser Day of Hearts.

The Parents’ Association would like to thank each grandparent who contributed to its annual fundraiser which raised $20,800 for Summit School. For each contribution, personalized Valentine cards full of love, support and admiration were mailed to Summit students from their grandparents.

St. Valentine Grandparent Mr. and Mrs. William D. Clark George and Jody Plonk Richard Grosswald William E. Hollan, Jr. Valerie and John Cronan Dr. and Mrs. Vade Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. John Grenda Roy O. Rodwell Doris H. Crumpler Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rolih Fletcher and Pat Grubbs Robert and Robin Weisner Terrie and John Davis Nancy and John Schultz Tommy and Pat Hardin Hugo and Ruth Deaton Sally and Steve Seawright Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hargrove Angel Grandparent Linda DeNeui Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sherrill Ms. Patty Harper Mary and Joe Dudley Barry and Sybille Sidden Jim and Doris Helvey Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bassett III John and Lu Dunkelberg Sherby and Janet Slaughter Daphne W. Hill Mary Louise and John Burress Marlene and Richard Emmerich Mr. and Mrs. Norvelle Smith Lois Holmes H. David Hughes Stuart and Nancy Epperson Marian and Bill Smith, Jr. Stephanie and David Iauco Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schindler Elizabeth “Puddyn” Ervin Dr. and Mrs. Rene Smith Lorraine and William E. Kalkreuth Mrs. Cecil Smith Mrs. Lola Ann Evans Ann Lewallen Spencer Kathryn Lasley Dr. Thomas and Mary Sturkie Richard and Glenda Evans Nancy and Jim Spencer Terri and John Littlejohn Chuck and Mary Beth Fitzgerald Charlie and Mac Thomas Dr. and Mrs. T. M. McCutchen, Jr. Cupid Grandparent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Garner, Jr. Donn and Dottie Toney Shirley G. McNeil Anonymous Tom and Elizabeth Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Turner Jonathan and Arlene Meter Ms. Merilyn M. Barrutia Ervin Hanson Jim and Anna Turner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris Tom and Nancy Cannon Jerry and Alice Hirst Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Veneziano Karen and John Morrow, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas III Carol and Chip Holden Patricia Wild Susan and Don Murfee Mary and Jimmy Edmundson Elizabeth and Jim Holmes Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy Joe and Kathy Ely Margaret and Hubert Holmes Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson Mal and Claire Osborn Jane and Rick Graves Fran and Don Howe Mary Lou and Peter Wilson Frank and Linda Petronzio Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Perry, Jr. Mrs. Gretchen Howerton Grace and David Wyss Anne W. Richards Carolyn Myers Sloan Bob and Anne Hudson Jan and Bill Zelman Glad Roy Jim and Pat Toole Dyeann and Henry Jordan Dianne C. Sellers Mack and Evelyn Virgil John and Angie Kelley Special Summit Patricia Quadland Spence Claudette Weston Alan and Glenda Lane Grandparent Mrs. Patricia H. Staples Dr. William Barker Lazarus Anonymous L. A. Stewart Heart Grandparent Ronald L. Leak John M. Andrews Jean Olive and Allston Stubbs Jerry Arnold and Lea and Randy Loftis Cassandra and Jerry Baker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trecroce Evelyn Vest-Arnold Rob and Kathy Luttrell Les and Debbie Barsz Mary Ellen Turner Gene and Ellen Barrier Ben and Nikki Marasha Gwen and Ed Blackmer Alon and Lou Utt Patty and Jimmy Barrier Nancy and Jim Mattox Katherine Boone Hannelore von Tresckow-Napp Mr. and Mrs. Vernice V. Beroth Doug Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Williams, Jr. David L. Bodenhamer, Sr. David and Carroll McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams Edwin and Ilse Bornemann Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnis S. Austin Broome Roger and Trish Williams Rupert and Cynthia Bowen George McLendon Howard and Penelope Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Nolan G. Brown Tom and Sandy Meckley Mr. and Mrs. Ron Byer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bruton Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Morrison Sharon and Richard Cantone Mary Burge Ken and Mary Nan Moser Cathy Crandall Chan and Winborne Chandler Ruthlee and Glenn Orr David and Ann Daniels Dr. and Mrs. William H. Chew Frank L. Partridge John and Kay Delaney John and Harriet Clark Bill and Jane Pfefferkorn Dick and Kay Falls 27 2013-2014 Summary

Annual Fund Unrestricted $ 486,033 Restricted $ 490,147

Parents’ Association Fundraisers $ 45,000

Endowment $ 388,407

Capital $ 61,775

New Parents’ Capital Campaign $ 76,750

TOTAL SUPPORT (GIFTS AND PLEDGES) $ 1,548,112

2013-2014 Annual Fund Statistics

GIFT CLUB MEMBERSHIPS

1933 Council...... 10 donors Founders’ Society...... 11 donors Head’s Circle...... 16 donors Scholar Society...... 40 donors Honor Society...... 17 donors Pioneer Circle...... 74 donors Futrell Friends...... 100 donors Lewis Legends...... 116 donors Adams Architects...... 243 donors Summit Supporters...... 171 donors Collegiate Honors...... 18 donors Eagles’ Nest...... 29 donors Bridge the Gap Team...... 68 donors

CONSTITUENCY GROUP DONATIONS*

Parents...... $ 294,238 Grandparents...... $ 110,982 Past Parents...... $ 190,369 Alumni ...... $ 139,303 Faculty and Staff...... $ 42,984 Former Faculty/Staff and Friends...... $ 23,795 Others...... $ 12,739

*many gifts are counted in more than one constituency group 28 Special Remembering the late Frank Borden Tribute Hanes and Copey Hanes

Written by: Doug Lewis Among other issues the small board dealt with was raising Headmaster, 1957-1990 funds to build a kindergarten wing, a major step forward completed in 1954. Another task was finding a successor During 2013, two of Summit’s early and greatest to the founder, Miss Louise Futrell, and establishing a supporters passed away: Frank Borden Hanes in July, and retirement plan for her, the Christian sisters and two other Copey Hanes in December. To appreciate their roles at long-term staff. Summit, we might look back to the school they chose for their children. When Copey and Bob-Ed retired from the board, Frank joined it, just before his son was about to graduate. By People visiting Summit today can scarcely imagine what then, the school’s enrollment had doubled and five more it was like in the decade after World War II when the classrooms had been added, but there still was no gym, no school left a rented house in West End and moved to a library, no space just for art or music, no playing field for new nine-room building on four acres in the village of organized sports. There was a building fund but not a dollar Reynolda but struggled to of endowment, and the school attract families to its “distant” had to borrow money each year to campus. pay teachers in the spring. Long before, as board secretary, Copey In September 1948, Copey and had certified the board’s resolution her husband, Gordon, drove authorizing the annual borrowing the few miles from their West of money from Wachovia Bank and End home to the new campus Trust Company. It was used a lot. to enroll their first-born son in Summit’s kindergarten. When Frank became board chair in The next fall, Frank Borden 1959, he brought a determination and his wife Bob-Ed enrolled to solve Summit’s perennial deficit theirs. The husbands were and start the school on the road first cousins; their uncle, Ralph Hanes, had been one to financial stability. With his own gift and one from his of the school’s seven original incorporators. Bob-Ed’s mother, he established an endowment fund for the school at father, Robert Edward Lasater, hired the dowser who the Winston-Salem Foundation. He went to his Uncle Ralph located the well site next to where the school’s kitchen and to Copey and Gordon for support and then personally would be located. What attracted the young couples to solicited other friends and his parents’ friends to include Summit, however, was not a family connection, nor the Summit in their wills. Finally, he told the board what he new building, but the school’s reputation for wonderful had done. He was not one to lead noisily. (The school’s programs and teachers. Kindergarten with Miss Martha endowment now is valued at more than $17 million, thanks Christian and first grade with Miss Leta Christian was partly to bequests Frank secured, and provides 5% of annual many parents’ dream for their children. Eventually, two operating costs). more children from each family would follow their elder brother. Next, he persuaded the board to start an annual solicitation of current parents for gifts separate from those for capital Even with younger children at home, the two mothers needs. In prior years, the two Hanes families and a handful marshaled other parents to pitch in. That year, Copey of others had quietly covered operating deficits; the first became president of the Home and School Association, several annual fund drives, from parents alone, happily organizing fund raisers such as the Book Fair and Spring raised more than 10% of the operating budget (Summit’s Carnival. Both soon served consecutive terms on the recent annual funds, from parents, grandparents, alumni and board of trustees. Both sought out and encouraged other friends have contributed about 4% of the much larger current families to enroll. operating budget).

continued on page 30 29 Special Without Copey’s Students Demonstrate Tribute and Frank Borden’s Philanthropy – Grayson continued faith in the Snider ’19, Raike ’20 school’s potential, their infectious and Hines Batten ’22 enthusiasm for it and their timely persistence in realizing it, Grayson Snider ’19 was first bitten by the acting we would not be enjoying the buzzing, bug when he played Spiffy the Elf as a Third Grader in bright and innovative place it is today. Summit’s production of Happily Ever After. The next year, Frank also led a private fund drive to build a headmaster’s house at the edge of the campus. Snider, who will enter Fourth He was on a roll. During his final year as board chair, he Grade this fall, said that he set in motion serious planning and major fund raising loves the social side of acting. for the junior high building, theater and new gym, “You can have a sad day and completed in 1962, on time and under budget. The new you get to act and it makes facilities transformed the school, allowing two sections you happy,” he said. of every grade from junior kindergarten through ninth and attracting many new families to the school’s After his debut on Summit’s stage, Snider asked his parents, expanded programs. Terra and Terry Snider, to enroll him in acting classes with a local acting teacher and agent. Less than six months later, In the late 1930s, Mary Reynolds Babcock’s early Snider was chosen from a pool of 500 applicants to be in interest in Summit for her four children became pivotal a commercial for First Citizens Bank. He earned enough in Summit’s postwar relocation to Reynolda on land she money in that role to open a Roth IRA — and to make a donated. Later, Mr. Babcock persuaded three Reynolds contribution to Summit’s Annual Fund. family foundations to underwrite half the cost of the 1962 buildings. The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation “I heard it costs a lot to go to Summit,” he said. “You also funded the purchase of another six acres in 1966. can get a good education here, so I understand.” Eventually, about 18 acres of Summit’s 28-acre present campus came from the Babcocks and their daughter, Snider’s mother is a financial adviser. Both she and her Katherine Mountcastle. This support was so quiet that husband have encouraged Grayson and his sister, Ava ’22, today few people realize how Summit benefits from the to think of others. interest and generosity of the Babcocks. None of what When the children receive money for birthdays and Frank Borden Hanes and Copey Hanes, and their friends other occasions, they divide the money among saving, accomplished could have happened without that early spending and charity. and continuing help. Grayson has also supported the local Humane Society Both Copey and Frank would be quick to credit because of his love of animals. rightly many others beyond the Babcocks for the transformation of the school from a struggling Snider said that she has shared her story with her enterprise in the early 50s to an exemplary operation a children. She was raised in humble circumstances in decade later, but without Copey’s and Frank Borden’s Charleston, West Virginia. She would not have been able faith in the school’s potential, their infectious to go to college without the help of Marjorie Johnson, a enthusiasm for it and their timely persistence in local philanthropist. Johnson paid all of Snider’s expenses realizing it, we would not be enjoying the buzzing, through four years of college and took an interest in her. bright and innovative place it is today. When she was older, Snider learned that she was one of about 40 local students that Johnson had sent to college. 30 Snider and her husband have created a trust that will Their notes said: “Summit is awesome” and “I love allow children from hard-working families who would my teachers!” not normally have the means, to attend Summit. With that, Hines and Raike became the youngest and When Grayson received his first paycheck from acting, second-youngest donors to Summit’s Annual Fund. Snider discussed with him various places he might want to make a contribution. Their parents, Curt and Caroline Batten, are hoping that the boys will make philanthropy a regular part of their lives as they grow older. “Think how lucky you are to go to a “We always want them to know if you can help someone school like Summit where there’s a way else, you should,” Caroline Batten said. Raike entered Summit and then moved to Triad Academy to help children attend who normally after his parents had him tested for dyslexia. His father, couldn’t afford it,” Curt Batten, who is dyslexic, knows the frustration that children with learning disabilities have in traditional schools, where their talents aren’t always appreciated. she said. “That interested him. He’s there every day. Summit is such a part of his life—a part of all our lives.” “Dyslexics learn through their failures,” he said. “Their strength comes from their ability to recover.” Grayson said that shooting the commercial in Concord was a lot of fun. In the commercial, a young man who At Summit, Raike has discovered that he enjoys is about to propose to his girlfriend looks back on his making pottery. He has readily embraced Summit’s childhood. Grayson plays the man as a child. hands-on approach.

To prepare for his close-up, the director told Grayson to “In some schools you have to sit at a desk all day,” he think of the most amazing thing he could think of and to said. “At Summit, you get to do stuff.” show it in his eyes. One of Raike’s favorite projects was preparing a report on “I pictured a giant world of bacon,” Grayson said. local brick maker, George Black. He collected photos of “I love bacon.” buildings around town that had Black’s bricks in them, and he was able to visit Black’s former home on Dellabrook Road, and touch some of the bricks Black made.

Such hands-on activities are important to children with dyslexia, Curt Batten said.

Caroline said that she appreciates how Summit helps students find their strengths and uses creative ways to reach children with different learning styles.

Hines can still recite portions of the speech he gave last year when he played Daniel Boone for Famous Americans Day.

“They may be playing a game on the floor, but they’re doing math,” she said.

The Battens said that both of their sons have piggy banks, where they store the money they receive for Christmas and birthdays. Twice a year they deposit money in their savings accounts. They’ve talked to the boys about the responsibilities that come with money. Hines Batten ’22 and Raike Batten ’20 went to the “They’re lucky enough to go to Summit,” Caroline said. bank and filled out withdrawal slips from their savings “If they can help someone else that needs to go, we try to accounts for the first time. They scribbled notes and teach them it’s important to help others.” mailed the money to Summit. 31 Supporting Summit School Patrons for Tomorrow through planned gifts.

Summit appreciates the people – those named below, those who wish to remain anonymous and those who have not yet informed us of their generous intentions – who have included Summit in their estate plans. Their thoughtfulness will inspire learning at Summit for generations to come.

Anonymous (10) Mr. Frank E. Driscoll Mrs. Loma C. Hopkins Mr. Clifford W. Perry III ’89 Dr. Sandra P. Adams Mr. Garth K. Dunklin ’78 Mrs. Nancy H. Janeway Betty Holmes Richardson ’71 Mrs. Clara D. Allen Mrs. Aurelia Gray Eller ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Lewis Mr. Mark A. Robinson ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Baker, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Faris Mr. Charles C. Lovett ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Terry B. Snider Mary Louise Eller Ball ’75 Mr. Paul Fulton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. MacKenzie Ms. Louisa J. Sohmer ’74 Ms. Kathryn Cater Bergquist ’79 Mr. James A. Gallaher ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Malmo III Mrs. John J. Sutton, Jr. Mr. Royall R., Jr. ’65 and Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Sykes Mrs. Henrietta D. Brown Mr. E. Vernon Glenn ’64 Mrs. Katherine Memory Lisa A. Taylor ’80 Ms. Angela Carr Mr. William T. Graham Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodney Meyer Dr. and Mrs. Charles Turner Ms. Ashley P. Christopher ’82 Dr. Samuel B. Gray ’88 Helen Lee Mittelstadt ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Turner Mrs. Ellen Stockton Coble Mr. Thomas A. Gray ’63 Dr. Carolyn Moyer and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner Mr. Robert F. Coleman III Mr. F. Borden, Jr. ’60 and Mr. Charles Moyer Mr. John C., Jr. ’52 and Mr. Fred Harwell, Jr. and Mrs. Ann S. Hanes Ms. Edie Murphy Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker Ms. Joslin Davis Mr. and Mrs. G. Scott Haynie Mr. R. Frank II ’62 and Mr. A. Tab Williams, Jr. Mr. John W. Davis III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Mrs. Mary Jo Murphy Mrs. Allan Hollan Womble Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 Henderson Mr. Christoph and Mr. Ralph H. Womble ’69 Mrs. Drewry Hanes ’63 Nostitz

Have You Included Summit in Your Estate Plans?

The Patrons for Tomorrow club was established to recognize those friends who have made provisions for a planned gift to Summit. Planned gifts through a bequest or other ways of giving can help you realize important tax benefits while making a significant contribution to the school.

HERE ARE SEVERAL WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT SUMMIT AND BECOME A MEMBER OF THE PATRONS FOR TOMORROW CLUB

• A bequest through your will for a fixed amount (cash, stock, real estate) or a percentage of your estate. • A gift naming Summit as beneficiary and/or owner of a new or existing life insurance policy. • A trust or other deferred gift arrangement that can benefit both Summit and your family.

With careful planning, your charitable gift may provide steady income for you or a family member, provide income tax deductions, allow you to avoid capital gains taxes on highly appreciated property, and help you reduce estate and gift taxes.

To find out more about estate gift opportunities and charitable trusts, please contact Jeanne Sayers, Director of Development at 336-724-5811.

32 Bold indicates donor to the Capital & Endowment Gifts New Parents’ Capital Campaign.

Gifts to support capital projects and the endowment, including the generous commitments made by new families to the New Parents’ Capital Campaign, totaled NEW PARENTS’ CAPITAL CAMPAIGN $527,932 in 2013-2014. VOLUNTEERS 2013-2014 These funds provide unrestricted income for campus Chairs: Sara and Drew Cannon ’91 priorities as well as designated resources for specific purposes including financial assistance, curriculum Caren and Mike Grice development, and faculty and student enrichment. Ann and Adam Hawkins Marti and Kip Larson Anonymous Kip and Margaret Larson Christine and Will Joyner ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cal and Mary Craven Adams Maloy, Jr. Carr and Betsy Boyd Angela and John Manning Mr. and Mrs. Royall R. Brown, Jr. John and Amy Morrow CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE Mary Louise and John Burress Michael and Martha Nichols Drew and Sara Cannon Katheryn and Otis Northington AND INNOVATION Richard and Cynthia Carlton Orfalea Family Foundation Thomas and Elizabeth Cassidy Will and Emily Parsley Dr. Tuncer Cebeci Chip and Tucker Pollard Petree Elizabeth Chew and Thomas and Ashley Petronzio Comer Gaither Mr. and Mrs. L. Gordon Matthew and Melissa Chin Pfefferkorn Jr. Matthew Cullinan and Anna Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Pfefferkorn Elizabeth and Tom Davis Susan Pfefferkorn Dicky and Amanda Deal Shannon Pylant Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Drzewiecki Michael and Jill Rogers Barrett and Jeannie Evans Bill and Vera Satterfield Sidney and Dan Falken Jeff and Robin Smith The Grice Family Summit School Parents’ Association In 2013, Summit’s commitment to the professional Estate of Helen (Copey) Hanes Mark and Wesley Suttle development of educators received a significant boost HANESbrands Inc. Lisa Taylor with the establishment of an endowment to fund Mr. and Mrs. J. Adam Hawkins Chad and Marybeth Terry the Center for Excellence and Innovation (CEI). An Gigi Perkinson Hershey Lisa and Jeff Turner investment of $250,000 is the first gift toward a $1 Rob and Jan Hiersteiner Robert and Kelly Turner million endowment goal, which will allow Summit to Soren and Nell Johnson Rob and Elizabeth Welch realize immediate and long-term goals of the CEI. Christine and Will Joyner Mike and Heather Wilson Elizabeth and Jonathan Kelly Under the leadership of Dr. Kristin Bennett, the CEI Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wilson Barbara and Brent Kirby directs internal and external professional learning opportunities for our teachers, as well as outreach to educators in independent, private, and public schools throughout our expanding community.

Generations of teachers will benefit directly from this visionary gift. To learn more about the CEI, visit summitschool.com > About > Center for Excellence and Innovation, or contact Dr. Bennett at [email protected]. 33 Named Endowment Funds

Summit School Joe Parrish Jr. Sports Clara Allen Scholarship Louise Futrell Fund - 1990 Endowment Fund - 1959 Fund – 1985 Fund - 1990 Established with a Established at the Winston- Established by the Summit Established to honor Clara bequest from Miss Futrell, Salem Foundation with a Board of Trustees in memory Allen, Summit teacher Summit’s Founder, to gift from Frank B. Hanes, of Joe Parrish, Jr., parent for 34 years, and provide continue her work with Sr. to support Summit. and Board member. The financial aid for students. children with specific fund celebrates Joe’s joyful learning differences.

spirit, energy and enthusiasm

in his love of sports, and

provides support of the

physical education and

sports programs.

Lewis Fund For Faculty Lula Ditmore Sandlin Aurelia Plumly Spaugh Wilson Family Enrichment Excellence – 1990 Fund for Teaching Fund - 1992 Fund - 1993 Enrichment - 1990 Established to honor Established with a bequest Established with a bequest former Headmaster Doug Established in loving from Aurelia Spaugh, one by Diana Dyer Wilson Lewis and long-time memory of Mrs. Sandlin of Summit’s first teachers, and added to during teacher Bingle Lewis and to honor her 40 years to provide a four to six the Great Expectations to provide professional of teaching and provide week mini-sabbatical for campaign by her family to development opportunities support for Summit faculty. a teacher to travel, do support programs, events, for Summit faculty. research, study at other curriculum, and other schools, etc. resources that promote innovations in learning Jessica Marsha Wolfman ’94 Kate Sandridge Sink ’53 Albert L. Butler, Jr. Alumni Scholarship and teaching. Exchange Fund – 1994 Fund – 1995 and Elizabeth Bahnson Fund – 1997 Butler Endowment of the Established in loving Established by bequest Lewis Fund for Faculty Established in response memory of Jessi to help from Kate S. Sink, Summit Excellence – 1997 to the Lovett Challenge students experience the alumna and parent, during the Great wonders of travel through for general support of Established by Betty and Expectations, Building Jessica Marsha Wolfman 1994 Kate Sandridge Sink 1953 Albert L. Butler, Jr. Alumni Scholarship Summit’s exchange Summit’s programs. Albert Butler, Summit the Future Campaign to Exchange Fund – 1994 Fund – 1995 and Elizabeth Bahnson Fund – 1997 program and other school parents, trustees and provide financial assistance Butler Endowment of the Establishedsponsored trips. in loving Established by bequest grandparents, to honor Establishedto deserving in students response who Lewis Fund for Faculty memory of Jessi to help from Kate S. Sink, Summit Doug and Bingle Lewis tomight the Lovettnot otherwise Challenge be Excellence – 1997 students experience the alumna and parent, on the occasion of their duringable to attendthe Great Summit.

wonders of travel through for general support of Establishedretirement and by Bettyto continue and Expectations, Building

Summit’s exchange Summit’s programs. Albertthe Lewis’ Butler, commitment Summit the Future Campaign to

program and other school parents,to supporting trustees quality and provide financial assistance

sponsored trips. grandparents,teaching at Summit. to honor to deserving students who Doug and Bingle Lewis might not otherwise be on the occasion of their able to attend Summit. retirement and to continue the Lewis’ commitment to supporting quality teaching at Summit.

34 Year indicates date established.

Head’s Discretionary Anne Hanes Willis ’36 Elizabeth Fuller and Marian G. DeBell Fund – 1997 Endowment of the Henry Lewis Valk Fund for Fund – 2000 Lewis Fund for Faculty Faculty Excellence – 1999 Begun by Summit faculty Excellence – 1997 Established in loving memory and staff in 1991 and Established by Summit of Mrs. DeBell by her family endowed by an anonymous Established by bequest parents, Bungy and Henry to provide financial aid to donor during the Great from Anne Willis, Valk, in honor of the deserving students who Expectations Campaign to Summit alumna, parent teachers who influenced their otherwise would be unable enable the head of school and grandparent, to honor children, and to promote to attend Summit. to address non-tuition Doug and Bingle Lewis quality teaching for future related school expenses for and support quality generations of students. deserving students with teaching at Summit. demonstrated financial need.

The Perkinson Family Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 Sara Courtney Bradshaw ’05 Mary Lee Nelson LaFar Travel Fund - 2000 Award for Faculty Fund – 2001 Moore Endowment for Excellence – 2001 Faculty Support – 2001 Established in memory of Established in loving Carl J. Perkinson by Mrs. Established by family memory of Sara by her Established by bequest from Carl J. Perkinson, Mrs. and friends to honor Mrs. family, classmates and Mary Lee Moore, parent of Gladys Perkinson Hershey Douglas for her love of and friends in celebration Thomas O. Moore III ’74, ’79, Mr. John Perkinson dedication to Summit, and of the joy of friendship, Robertson L. Moore ’76, ’74 and Ms. Elizabeth to recognize her parents who caring and kindness Sara Mary Lee H. Moore ’81, Graves Perkinson ’71 made a Summit education a and her classmates shared and grandparent of Thomas to help students with priority for their daughter. and to provide financial O. Moore IV ’06, George demonstrated financial This fund will reward aid for deserving students. B. Moore ’08, David R. L. need enrich their teachers whose excellence Moore ’10 and Elizabeth educational experiences by and enthusiasm spark the A. Moore ’14 to enhance participating in school- flame of learning in students. teaching excellence at Summit. endorsed trips.

Donna Shores Diversity Summit School Thomas A. Gray ’63 The Triad Academy Fund – 2002 Opportunity Fund - 2006 Endowment – 2008 Financial Aid Endowment - 2012 Established in loving Established at the Established by Mr. Gray, memory of Donna by her Winston-Salem Foundation this fund’s income will be Established upon the colleagues at Summit, by the Kate B. Reynolds used at the discretion of merger of Triad Academy with additional funding Charitable Trust to honor the Head of School. and Summit School to from the Summit School Dr. Ramon Velez for his provide financial assistance Parents’ Association service on their Poor and for deserving students who and other friends. In Needy Division Advisory would be otherwise unable recognition of Donna’s 29 board. This fund will be to afford the specialized years of master teaching used to provide financial instruction the Triad at Summit, this fund will aid to children of needy Academy division provides support diversity through families in Forsyth County. for bright students financial aid. diagnosed with dyslexia and related reading-based academic difficulties.

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Katherine V. Rachel Endowment for the Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56 Moyer ’00 Endowment Center for Excellence and Memorial Fund - 2014 Fund – 2013 Innovation – 2014 Established by Dr. Tuncer Established by Charles Established to support Cebeci in honor of his late E. and Carolyn F. Moyer professional development wife, Sylvia. This fund to honor their daughter, and learning opportunities will provide need-based Katherine. This fund for educators at Summit tuition assistance for will provide need based and throughout the wider deserving students. financial aid for students community. whose families might not otherwise be able to afford a Summit education.

Gifts were made in Tributes honor of the following.

Class of 2014 Aurelia Gray Eller ’47 Anne Coggan Johnston Jan Shepherd Class of 2015 Christine Gagnon Barbara Kirby Sam Stopyra ’14 Class of 2018 Camille and Jimbo ’80 Galloway Alden Knight ’11 Jack Tally Sandra P. Adams Carrie and Jay ’90 Galloway Amy Lawrence Camille Townsend Matthew Arcuri ’14 Stephen Hendrix ’17 Bingle and Doug Lewis Diamond Tulloch Ellen Bonnette Allie Hiersteiner ’17 Carrie Malloy Dow Vest ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Budd Mary Alice Hirst ’18 John Morrow III ’17 Caroline Welch ’14 John Burress Charlie Hirst ’21 Mary Nan and Ken Moser Edwin Welch ’17 Pat Capps Loma Hopkins Frances Sunny Newton Henry Welch ’19 Capers Carlton Greg Hunter ’17 Peggy Pruett Dorothy Douglas Westmoreland ’68 Chris ’82 and Kathy Culp Thomas Hunter ’19 Cristina Rodriguez ’08 Douglas Wiggins ’05 Sarah Dalrymple Bobby Hunter ’21 Caleb Rollins ’17 Lucy Willingham Marian Millaway Douglas ’69 Mary Johnson Burke Rollins ’19 Bessie Rose Woltz ’10

36 New Endowment Established in Honor of Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56

Dr. Tuncer Cebeci has made a gift of $25,000 to Summit School to establish an endowment fund in memory of his late wife, Sylvia Holt Cebeci, a Summit School alumna from the class of 1956. Dr. Cebeci, a resident of Long Beach, CA, has designated that this endowment provide financial aid to a Summit student whose family may not otherwise be able to afford a Summit education. “My wife was grateful to Summit for giving her the academic foundation to qualify for a merit scholarship to Duke University,” Dr. Cebeci said. “I met Sylvia when we were both students at Duke, and I feel like I owe our 49-year marriage to Summit.”

“I have been successful in my career; it is now my pleasure to give back and provide a student with a strong educational start,” Dr. Cebeci added. Born and raised in Turkey, Tuncer Cebeci graduated from Robert College in Turkey with B.S. degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering. He came to North Carolina to receive ...it is now his M.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Duke University. In 1961, he also found himself in love with an undergraduate student from Winston-Salem named Sylvia Holt. my pleasure Cebeci and Holt were married in 1963 at New Hope Methodist Church in Winston- Salem. He received his doctorate in mechanical engineering from North Carolina State to give back University (NCSU) in 1964 and joined Douglas Aircraft Company, in Long Beach, in 1965, as a research scientist. He was promoted to become the head of the aerodynamics and provide research department in 1974 and became the first senior fellow in the company in 1982. He received the prestigious Fluid and Plasma Dynamics Award from the Institute of a student Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) in 1984. Under a dual appointment, he became the first distinguished professor in the mechanical engineering department of California with a strong State University in Long Beach in 1977, in 1987 he received the distinguished alumni award from the NCSU and in 1988 the Presidential Science Award from the president educational of Turkey. In 1993, he received the Aerodynamics Award from AIAA and the Distinguished Fellow Award from his company. The latter was the highest technical award in the company. start. In 1998, he founded the aerospace engineering department at California State University in Long Beach and became chairman of the department. He is an author of 20 books and more than 300 published technical journal articles. He retired from California State University in Long Beach in 2000 and from Boeing in 2004, at which time he was the highest ranking engineer in a company of more than 200,000. Dr. and Mrs. Cebeci traveled the world and raised two daughters and one son. When Sylvia passed away in May 2012, Dr. Cebeci wanted to remember her in a lasting and meaningful way. This scholarship in her name will be funded from the interest generated from the initial gift. It is Dr. Cebeci’s hope that he and others will add to this fund, enabling the annual scholarship amount to increase over time and help many students.

37 Memorials

Eric Amen Jerry Johnson Brother of duWayne Amen, Director of Facilities Junior High Teacher 1958-1976

Ralph Amen T. R. Keith ’91 Parent of duWayne Amen, Director of Facilities Brother of Melissa K. Lewis ’89

Jason Bostic ’80 Betty May Brother of Elizabeth ’74, Brooke ’76, Graham ’78 and Parent of Robert ’68, John ’70 and Jim ’72 May Stacia ’81 Bostic Grandparent of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and William ’05 May Jenny Kimbrell Bunn Board of Trustees 1983-89 Janice May ’71 Parent of Kimbrel B. Morris ’86 and Jane B. Saunders ’91 Spouse of Jim May ’72 Aunt of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and William H. Carr William ’05 May Junior High Teacher 1961-97 Head of Junior High 1966-97 William Joseph May Parent of Andrew ’80 and Stephen ’83 Carr Parent of Robert ’68, John ’70 and James ’72 May Grandparent of Jenny M. Ferguson ’94; Chrissy ’96 and Sylvia Holt Cebeci ’56 William ’05 May

Patricia Chatham Mary Anne Maynard Parent of Wood Chatham ’92 Parent of Doug ’78, Deanne ’80, and David ’82 Maynard Grandparent of Brooke ’16 and Matthew ’19 Maynard Helen Hall Clinard Parent of Julia C. Townsend ’73, William Clinard ’74 Ruth Mayronne and Perry C. May ’76 Parent of Mary Martha Douglas, Main Office Greeter Grandparent of Thatcher Townsend IV ’15 Mother-in-law of Walker Douglas ’78 Grandparent of Walker ’04, Mary Grace ’05, Catherine ’08 Leroy Council and Hill ’15 Douglas Custodian 1946-80 John McDevitt R. Baker Crawford III ’87 Parent of Alice Cleland, Junior High Social Studies Teacher Brother of Edward Crawford ’90 1971-2005 Grandparent of George ’79 and John ’83 Cleland; Kristen A. Duren ’84 Jennifer C. Green ’81; Davis Mallard ’92 and Juliana C. Richards ’85 Mary S. Glenn Grandparent-in-law of Melissa Cleland, 6th Grade Parent of John Glenn ’68 and Kathryn G. Allred ’69 Math Teacher Grandparent of Dax ’94, William ’98 and Bailey ’01 Allred Great Grandparent of George ’08, Christopher ’10 and Jane ’13 Cleland; Stan ’10, Jack ’13, David ’15 and Nawal Giscard D’Estaing ’75 Alex ’18 Green; Charles ’20 and Elizabeth ’21 Richards Sister of Alexander Ebeid ’76 Louis Meacham Helen Copenhaver Hanes Grandparent of Gordon Spaugh ’89 and Parent of Jim ’58 and Redge ’60 Hanes and Susan S. Alexander ’92 Drewry H. Nostitz ’63 Grandparent of Dana ’96, Philip ’97 and Marcus ’98 Hanes; Peggy Moser Emmie ’98 and Christina ’00 Nostitz; Lara H. Pierce ’93 Grandparent of Carver ’15, Merrick ’17 and Mac ’22 Semans 38 Gifts were made in memory of the following. Evertrue The Official Summit School Geoff Penney Alumni App Diana Phillips ’73 Sister of Michael Phillips ’75 and Carolyn P. Breese ’81 Securely network and connect with Aunt of Megan ’07 and Matthew ’10 Breese; Mary ’09 and Anna ’12 Phillips Summit School alums around the world. This free apps allows you to: Edna Robertson Library Assistant 1982-97 • Discover alumni living in your area with an interactive map Parent of Malcolm Robertson III ’81 • Access the most current alumni directory and update your M. Stewart Robertson, Jr. own contact information Parent of Malcolm Robertson III ’81 • Network with classmates through a built-in LinkedIn integration Claude Sidden Great Grandparent of Luke ’21 and Wyatt ’24 Sidden • Get the most up to date Summit news and social media posts

Richard Simpson Parent of Susan S. Liipfert ’64 and Richard Simpson ’07 Grandparent of Cawood ’07 and Walter ’11 Simpson

Betty Smith Parent of Theresa Smith ’74 Aunt of Vaughn ’73 and Edgar ’77 McCall Great Aunt of William ’04, James ’07 and John ’09 McCall

Theresa Smith ’74

Jack Tally Superintendent of Maintenance 1966-2000

Emma Thomas Sister of Bibi ’17, Annie ’19 and Jack ’19 Thomas

Stuart Thomas Parent of Bibi ’17, Annie ’19 and Jack ’19 Thomas

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Scholarship Intellectual at Its Best independence We are committed to seeing students We give children the tools to meet move from mastery of the fundamentals challenges, take risks and be successful to discovery, expertise and impact. in a complex world.

A Fertile Learning State of the Art Environment Facilities Our curriculum develops fluency, Designed to inspire, illuminate and connect, creativity and competency in every our facilities provide spaces for memorable area of a child’s life. exchange and individual learning.

A Sturdy Educators Confidence Who Engage the Whole Child The best foundation for confidence is We equip each student for the rich journey the development of real competence. of lifelong learning.