5:30 – 7:30 P.M. COCKTAILS and HORS D'OEUVRES

WINE PULL • 5:30 – 7:30 P.M. SUPER SILENT AUCTION

CLASS PROJECTS • 7:30 P.M. RAFFLE DRAWING and LIVE AUCTION

SEATED DINNER CAJUN SEARED MAHI MAHI WITH A PETIT FILET BABY GREEN BEANS GARLIC WHIPPED POTATOES TOPPED WITH FRIZZLED ONIONS BAYLOR BID RED VELVET CAKE

A FEW WORDS OF Thanks

To the Baylor Family, Everyone in the Baylor Family is familiar with the phrase “GBR!” Those three simple letters unite us in every way and in every venue. Tonight, we invoke the spirit of “GBR!” as we gather for the 2019 Celebrations Auction, and we have never had more reasons to cheer at Baylor!

At this moment, we have an opportunity to enhance the Baylor experience and make a lasting impact for years to come. Consider the historic significance our biennial auction has had on our school. In the two decades since our inaugural event, we have raised more than $4 million for Baylor, and our students and faculty are truly worthy of such support! From world-class academic achievement, to earning numerous state and even national championships; from the beauty inspired by our fine arts program, and to making a positive difference through community service, Baylor students earn our sacrificial support and respect every day.

Beyond the money raised, Celebrations has become one of the “sold out” events on Chattanooga’s social calendar, and we are delighted to welcome our many guests tonight. We look forward to an evening of socializing, bidding for world-class auction items, and mostly celebrating the Baylor Spirit!

Finally, on behalf of the entire Baylor Family, I want to thank our many volunteers for giving so generously of their time and talents for this cause. Special kudos to Celebrations co-chairs Allen Carter ’91, Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89, and Janet Hartman, who have worked tirelessly toward making this year’s Celebrations a record-breaking success. Our volunteers and sponsors have done their part; now, we need to raise our glasses and paddles for Baylor. Have a great evening, and GO BIG RED!

Scott Wilson ’75, Headmaster

Dear Baylor Family, As we celebrate Baylor’s 125th year and our 10th biennial auction, we want to say thank you.

This year’s Celebrations’ team including parents, alumni, and friends have worked tirelessly to bring a wealth of world class auction items for bidding. We have searched far and wide for the best of the best. The dedication of our auction committee is unsurpassed. We are proud to present Celebrations 2019 on behalf of the Baylor community and for the benefit of our student body and our faculty.

The Baylor mission to “foster in its students both the ability and the desire to make a positive difference in the world” has more meaning today than ever before. With your support, funds raised tonight will help today’s students become tomorrow’s leaders.

Thank you for joining us as we make a positive difference…ONE BID AT A TIME!

Allen, Kelly, and Janet, Celebrations Co-Chairs Sponsors

The Celebrations committee would like to thank our generous sponsors for underwriting the expenses of the event. This support is the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts for Celebrations, assuring the financial success of this wonderful biennial event.

PRESENTING | $25,000 Lisa and David Adair Adams Lithographing Tara and Allen Carter '91/Athens Insurance Hamico, Inc Lawson Electric Company, Inc Alice and Billy Oehmig '67 Elesha and John Reid '87 Marvin and Gretchen Smith Textile Rubber & Chemical Company

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE | $15,000 Susan and Chris Crimmins ’80 Morgan Construction Company

HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE | $10,000 The Card Family Marsh & McLennan Agency Ken Rayborn Missy and Roger Talley Vincit Group Walden Security Sponsors RED CIRCLE | $5,000 Athens Distributing Co. Jamy and George Bock ’77 Baylor Class of '78 Chattanooga Allergy Clinic Echelon Studio EMJ Construction Elliott Davis Franklin Architects Hullco Joe, Kate, Morgan '11, and Alex '13 McNeel Patten & Patten Pointer Management Company Alexis and Scott Probasco '73 The Robinson Team of Keller Williams Realty SMP Industries, Inc. Kaye and Scott Smith '78 SunTrust Bank Melissa and Clint Wolford ’88

GRAY CIRCLE | $2,500 Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, and Berkowitz, PC Nicki and Matt Brock '91 Chambliss Law Competition Athletic Surfaces Whitney and Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89 DuoFast of Chattanooga Earthscapes Sam and Jimmy Hudson '75 Maxi Auto Monen Family Restaurant Group McMahan Law Firm Mountain City Landscape Cathy and Patten Pettway '87 Schaerer Contracting Stir/State of Confusion Templeton & Phillips Capital Management, LLC Susan and Scott Wilson '75

IN KIND DONORS Adams Lithographing Whitney and Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89 Cathy and Chuck Pruett ’85 Athens Distributing Company Thu-Ha Duncan Elesha and John Reid ’87 Tara and Allen Carter ’91 Janet and Ricky Hartman ’87 Southeastern Salvage Kate Corey ’04 / 6 Degrees Gary Klein Bonnie and Trey White Pam and Rick McKenney Celebrations PAST CHAIRS

2001: Kim Strang

2003: Carolyn Doster, West Oehmig ’67, and Laura Elliott

2005: Mary Hertel and Cameron Yarnell ’75 2007: Chris Crimmins ’80 and Kate Dilworth 2009: Patti Frierson, Mary Kilbride, and Lee Murray ’71 2011: Boofie Crimmins and Jimmy Hudson ’75 2013: Chris Moore, MD ’68, Kelly Nation, and Alexis Probasco 2015: Dawn Jumper, Jamie Rehm, and Bill Stacy 2017: Lewie Card, Marvin Smith, Krista Stein, and Charlotte White

2018-19 BAYLOR TRUSTEES

Christopher P. Crimmins ’80, Chairman Benjamin L. Fischer ’85 G.H. Patten Pettway ’87 Kara Ethier Ashburn ’99 Alexander (Zan) Guerry ’67 Dan Pride ’87 Steven B. Bettis ’84 Samuel D. Holmes ’83 Scott L. Probasco, III ’73 Alexis G. Bogo ’89 James C. Hudson ’75 John G. Reid ’87 Benjamin P. Brown ’00 Miles H. Marks, Sr. ’86 Susan C. Reynolds Philip B. Byrum ’91 Pamela L. McKenney T. Scott Smith ’78 Allen F. Carter ’91 Ashley R. McMahon ’88 John A. Stout ’79 Andrew G. Cope ’59 Albert N. Morgan Lauren C. Templeton ’94 M. Ryan Crimmins ’78 Kelly C. Nation Philip B. Whitaker, Jr. ’79

Celebrations AUCTIONEER

ABOUT JUSTIN Justin Swisher brings industry best practices and more than a decade behind the gavel to non-profit organizations across the country. His clients consistently exceed their goals through fun, exciting events and ask him back year after year. Justin is always honing his skills and looking for new ideas to improve the bid- der experience, while helping to break fundraising records for worthy causes. He is honored to be a part of this important work.

ABOUT SWISHER AUCTIONS The Swisher Auctions team is comprised of carefully selected, highly-trained fundraising professionals. They are commitied to learning from each event and from each other to make every night better than the last. Offering a full breadth of consulting services and careful guidance, from selecting a venue to item pickup, Swisher Auctions is dedicated to their partners’ success. Since 2005, the team has helped to raise more than $75,000,000 for a wide range of charitable endeavors. Celebrations COMMITTEE

CELEBRATIONS BOARDING COMMUNITY COMMUNICATIONS SPONSOR CO-CHAIRS LIAISON Elizabeth Moyer RECOGNITION Allen Carter ’91 Elesha Reid Pam McKenney Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89 DECORATIONS Julie Guerry, Chair Janet Hartman CATALOG WRITING SPONSOR Jimmy Adams Helene Hamn, Chair RESERVATIONS Kristin McCamish Bell ’93 Stacy Cooper ACQUISITIONS Jamie Rehm Margarita Renegar, Co-Chair Josh Grantham Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90 Whitney Webb, Co-Chair Kay Culbreath TRANSPORTATION Ellen Baggenstoss CATALOG MAILING AND Krista Holtzclaw Laura Bartley AUCTION FOLLOW-UP Aime Nall Angie Solis Cam Born Catharine Daniels, Co-Chair Lynn Regal Kelly Gee Burgess '96 Karen Schaerer, Co-Chair Laura Steele VOLUNTEER Kay Culbreath Sonia Allen Missy Talley COORDINATOR Jennifer Fuller Katie Byrum Jennifer Young Susan H. Ross ’91 Monica Griffin Elaine Cash Chrissy Smith GIFT PROCESSING Stacie Bennett Helton '89 Krista Holtzclaw Candy Clark Heidi Henderson Ashley Williams WINE PULL Sally Hill ITEM CHECK-OUT Charlotte White, Chair Tara Hogue CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT Sherree Webb, Chair Julie Bacon Chardel James Jennifer Cookston, Co-Chair David Barker ’90 Amy Frost Haddock ’97 Tara Chaffin Martin '99 Sarah Ross, Co-Chair Jacquell Gartman Jenny Thomas Maggie McCallie Michael Clark Tracey Gartman ______Susannah Murdock Brandye Polisky Melissa Love Snyder ’90 Tiffany Quarfordt Dhonielle Toussaint Paul Snyder DEVELOPMENT STAFF Kymberly Restelli Libby Thoni Sheila Bohannon Nicole Rogers CLASS PROJECTS Elizabeth Webb ’15 Elizabeth Bryant Cassie Sparks Nan Jenne, Co-Chair Mike Webb ’85 Maggie Corey ’04 Laura Steele Tara Brown, Co-Chair Tamara Yelton Jenny Yates Stickley '90 Melanie Watson, Co-Chair Ramona Glascock Molly Hobbs Trainor '96 LIAISON TO TRUSTEES Charlotte H. Gregorie ’99 6th Grade Kelly Nation John Harrison ’84 ADVERTISING Cindy Howalt Matt Lewis ’74 Melissa Love Snyder ’90, Audra Vetzel LIVE AUCTION Jaime J. Melton ’94 Co-Chair Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89, Scott Smith ’89 Chris Vaughn, 7th Grade Co-Chair Co-Chair Toni Silverblatt Christine Gordon Heather Corley Missy Talley, Co-Chair Libby Thoni Kristen Hardy Julie Garrett Louisa Hurst Robbin Willie Stephanie Vachon Kelly Nation ART UNCORKED Elesha Reid CATERING Missy and Dave Peirano, 8th Grade Booper Yates Chairs Emery Fisher Sodexo Joe Flippen Sissy Berube Jenny Hullander PHOTOGRAPHY Stacie Bennett Helton ’89 Lane Park Gary Klein Tara Hogue 9th Grade Katie Williams Leesa Holliday Dreama Campbell RAFFLE Katie Henley Kiser ‘07 Amy McRorie Andee Guthrie, Chair COMMUNICATIONS Linda May Jennifer Bell Leslie Davenport Laura Steele 10th Grade Jennifer Fuller Eddie Davis Jennifer Waxenberg Tina Bowen Leesa Holliday Bernard Fertal Charlotte White Angie Sutherland Marla McDaniel Barbara Kennedy Jenny Yates Stickley '90 Angela Rich AUCTION PREP 11th Grade Colleen Iorio-Ronek, Chair Kim Johnson REGISTRATION Carrie Kleban Julie and Kelly FACILITIES Lisa McMahon 12th Grade Von Cannon ’89, Chairs Baylor Custodial Staff Nikki Stophel Cathy Lewis Jon and Jennifer Lehman Baylor Maintenance Staff Christopher Robinson Joey and Emily Shaw Howard Johnson Bryan and Tina Vance LaKelia Seals Celebrations RULES

AUCTION RULES

BIDDER INFORMATION: Each attendee or couple has a be picked up on Sunday, March 10 by noon. These arrange- registration number on a bidding paddle which must be ments must be made on the auction evening with a check- used for all bidding in the Live Auction. out volunteer. ITEM VALUES are donor’s estimates and are not warranted CONDOMINIUM/VACATION HOME CONDITIONS: Arrange- by Baylor School for tax purposes or general use. ments for use of a condominium or other privately owned property is subject to agreement between the donor and EXPIRATION DATE: Services and non-tangible items (gift the winning bidder. Specifications in the catalog are those certificates) must be used within one year of March 9, 2019, made by the donor. Baylor School holds no responsibility unless otherwise specified. for their representation. Any cleaning or amenities charges PAYMENTS IN FULL for all auction items must be made that made by the Condo Association will be the responsibility of night by cash, personal check payable to “Baylor School,” the purchaser, as such charges are variable. VISA, American Express, or Master Card. Any bidder not LIABILITY: Celebrations has made every attempt to de- making arrangements for payment in full the night of the scribe the items and services correctly but everything is auction may forfeit his or her right to purchase the item. sold “as is.” Purchasers are bound by the precise restric- ALL SALES ARE FINAL. There will be no exchanges or re- tions specified by the donors. The terms are not negotiable. funds of items by the donors except where specified. Items Please read the specifications and limitations carefully. By are not transferable. his/her purchase, the purchaser waives any claim for liability against Celebrations, the auctioneer, and the donor of the CASHIERS AND PICK-UP areas for all auction items will be property or service, and neither Celebrations, the auction- designated. eer, nor the donor are responsible for any personal injuries REMOVAL OF SOLD ITEMS must be taken from the auction or damages to property that may result from the utilization premises the evening of the auction, with the exception of of property or services sold. items too large to be transported by car. These items may

CLASS PROJECTS AND SUPER SILENT RULES

BIDDING for the Class Projects and Super Silent Auction BUY IT NOW Some items may be marked “Buy It Now,” so ends on Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. The Auction com- first-come, first-serve on silent bidding. mittee reserves the right to extend the bidding to 9:00 p.m. PAYMENT IN FULL the evening of the auction is mandatory. if twenty-five percent or more of the items have consistent, (See General Rules regarding Sales, Payment, and Pick-up.) active bidding.

LIVE AUCTION RULES

DOORS WILL OPEN at 5:30 p.m. for cocktails and dinner reject the advance. The auctioneer retains the right to add will be served at 7:30 p.m. or delete any item. The auctioneer reserves the right to an- nounce conditions of sale at any time. In the event of any LIVE AUCTION BEGINS at 7:30 p.m. and will continue until dispute, the auctioneer will have sole and final discretion all items have been auctioned. in these matters. The high bidder will be acknowledged by TO BID ON AN ITEM in the Live Auction, the bidder’s per- the auctioneer. sonal numbered paddle must be raised, as the stated bid WINNING A BID On the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer, is made. Spotters stationed throughout the room will indi- title to the Live item will pass to the highest bidder who, cate bids to the auctioneer. thereupon, assumes full risk and responsibility thereof. AUCTIONEER DISCRETION If the Auctioneer determines CHECKING OUT The winning bidder’s paddle number and that the opening bid or any subsequent bid is not com- bid amount will be recorded with the item number and mensurate with the value of the item(s) offered, he may transmitted with the item to the Cashier/Pick-up area. reject the same and withdraw the item(s) from sale, and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that PAYMENT IN FULL the evening of the auction is mandatory. an advance thereafter is not of sufficient amount, he may (See General Rules regarding Sales, Payment, and Pick-up.) Celebrations WINE PULL

SUPPORT CELEBRATIONS AND WALK AWAY WITH A BOTTLE OF WINE! • Spin the hopper for $35 and pull the bottle that corresponds to the number you’ve selected. • The WINE PULL features 100 bottles of wine valued at over $25 each, hand selected by Trey White of Athens Distributing Company. • Five lucky winners will also win a commemorative bottle of Woodford Reserve, valued at $1,000.

Celebrations SPECIAL PROJECT

Lift Your Paddle for an Outdoor Pool! Baylor prides itself in building community and tonight we are lifting our paddles in support of a new outdoor pool that will bring people outside and bring them together. The current outdoor pool is severely outdated and can serve only a frac- tion of students or campers at any given time. The competitive, indoor aquatic center pool is too deep for our youngest campers, and is reserved primarily for training purposes by Baylor’s nationally ranked swim team. A new outdoor pool will not only add to the recreational value of our summer programs and residential life community, but will become a gathering spot for all Baylor students. Located behind the Ireland Studio Arts building with a beautiful view of the Tennessee River and surrounding mountains, this grand new com- munity space will be handicapped-accessible and will feature: • Spacious wading area • Competitive swim lanes • Water polo zone • Lap pool • High dive platform • Conveniently located changing rooms At tonight’s Celebrations event, we hope you will raise your paddle for the new outdoor pool and come together as one BID RED family in redefining the Baylor camper and community experience! WIN $10,000!

Name(s): ______

Phone: ______

Email: ______Only 500 tickets will be sold to Baylor

,000! 500 parents, grandparents, alumni and friends. 500 WIN $10 One lucky person will win their choice of $10,000 cash or $10,000 off Baylor Winning ticket is valued at $10,000 cash or $10,000 towards tuition for the 2019-20 school year. Tickets are $100 each or six for $500. Get your ticket quickly....only 500 will be sold. tuition for the 2019-20 school year. Tickets are $100 each, or six for $500 and can be purchased the night of Celebrations or Someone has to win… Why not you? until they are gone. (The winning ticket will be drawn the night of Celebrations. You need not be present to win.)

Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

1 INSTANT REPLAY: RED SOX VS. DODGERS Don’t miss this 2018 World Series Championship rematch as the Boston Red Sox meet the LA Dodgers at historic Fenway Park on Saturday July 13, 2019. These seats are right behind the Red Sox dugout, so you are in the center of the action. Also included are two rooms for two nights (July 12 -14, 2019) at the Boston Marriott Copley Hotel conveniently located in downtown Boston near Fenway Park and the upscale shopping and dining of Newbury Street.

Notes: Four tickets to see the Red Sox play the Dodgers at Fenway Park on Saturday, July 13, 2019 Donors: Thad and Lynn Watson Lepcio ’92, Anonymous Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

2 FOOD, FUN AND FIREARMS Spend a day in the country on the Carter’s 1,200 acre farm in Athens, Tenn. Twelve couples (children may accompany) will be treated to a day of sporting clays and guns. You’ll also enjoy a wild game lunch and at the end of the day Chef Martin Liz, of Key West fame, will provide a culinary dining experience not soon forgotten.

Donor: Tara and Allen Carter ’91, Athens Insurance, Thu-Ha and Warren Duncan, Cleveland Shooting Sports

3 MAKE YOUR ESCAPE TO KEY WEST Embrace the spirit of Key West with a luxurious five-night stay at the Santa Maria Suites. Your private suite features two bed- rooms with King-sized beds, a designer kitchen, beautifully dec- orated living room and two spa-like bathrooms. Lounge by the courtyard pools where you’ll find chilled towels, smoothies and bottled waters or take a walk on the beach. When the sun goes down, you can take a walk into Old Town for fun on Duval Street. This amazing package also includes two full days aboard the RIDLA Too. With Captain Andy Glenn, you and your crew will have an unforgettable charter fishing experience. Between the gorgeous surroundings and the five star fishing, you may never want to leave!

Notes: Captain Andy is in Key West Jan. 6-June 24. Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner. Donor: Melinda and Jim Ethier ’61, Kara Ethier Ashburn ’99, Sarah Colmore McKenzie ’88 and W. Thorpe McKenzie ’65 Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

4 SEA ISLAND SANCTUARY Relax and rejuvenate under ancient live oak trees in Cottage 28 on the Georgia Coast at Sea Island. Situated as the third house from the beach and just three blocks from the Beach Club, Spa, and Cloister Hotel, this location enables guests to walk to each venue. This unforgettable residence will provide you with a five- night, six day vacation that you and yours will truly cherish. Perfect for a couples getaway or family reunion - house includes five king bedrooms with five and a half baths, three living spaces, screened porch, and private heated pool.

Notes: Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner. Donor: Valerie and Wayne Tipps, DDS, past Baylor parents

6 A WEEK IN PARADISE Grab your straw hat and sunnies because this luxury beach pack- age invites you to leave your cares behind as you sit on the stun- ning white sand of Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman. As if the stunning view of the Caribbean Sea wasn’t enough, the facili- ties at the Beachcomber Condos boast an infinity pool, a state- 5 “WEEKENDERS” BY ALAN SHUPTRINE '81 of-the-art fitness center and incredible activities like snorkeling, Nationally recognized artist Alan Shuptrine ’81 painted “Weekend- diving, and many other water sports. Fantastic restaurants and ers,” as part of the traveling museum exhibition, “Alan Shuptrine; lively beach bars make for an unforgettable stay. This newly reno- Appalachian Watercolors of the Serpentine Chain.” This exhibit has vated oceanfront condo is equipped with three bedrooms, three toured four museums over the past two years and explores the Eu- bathrooms as well as a full kitchen and housekeeping. It includes ropean heritage of the American South. “Weekenders” is displayed towels for use at any of the beaches, pools or hot tubs. in a gold leaf frame, water gilded with 12kt white gold leaf and was Notes: Blackout dates include: Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and handcrafted by the artist. The piece is installed with a hand wrapped New Years. Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and linen mat, archival backings and museum-quality plexiglass. winner. No smoking in condo or on deck. Donor: Bonny and Alan Shuptrine ’81 Donor: Debbie and Steve Smith, past Baylor parents Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

7 PURA VIDA IN COSTA RICA You and three friends will find your Pura Vida where adventure and relaxation meet. Start your adventure deep sea fishing with Captain Skeet Warren on his 42' Bertram the Bushwacker. Captain Skeet will provide everything – lunch, snacks, drinks, all equipment – while you catch the marlin of your dreams. You’ll spend four nights at The Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo where you can watch either the sunrise or sunset over the bay from your room nestled in the upper reaches of the jungle canopy.

Notes: This package includes two days of fishing and two hotel rooms for four nights plus transportation to and from the fishing boat and the airport. Trip must be used by November 1, 2019, all accommodations based on availability. Donor: J. Frank Harrison III ’73, Kate Corey ’04

8 HELICOPTER HOG HUNT Calling all adrenaline junkies! Help curtail the invasive feral pigs in Texas by hunting them – out of a helicopter! You and a friend will arrive, get outfitted with thermal scopes and night vision gear and head out for the first of two night hunts. The following day, survey the beautiful Texas countryside from the air as you head out in a helicopter. Spend your downtime at the ranch in El Cam- po, enjoy delicious meals and Texan hospitality. That evening enjoy your final hunt of this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Don’t let this one getaway!

Note: Premier lodging and dining included for two people as well as transportation to and from the airport. Dates must be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner. Donor: William C. Oehmig ’67, Allen Carter ’91 Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

9 EXPLORE ALASKA: THE LAST FRONTIER Nestled in some of Alaska’s most beautiful backcountry, Chelatna Lake Lodge offers you and a guest a memorable four night stay at their luxurious all-inclusive lodge. Chelatna Lake offers some of the finest rainbow trout and grayling fish- ing in the state, while the surrounding area boasts spectacular views of Denali National Park. When you’re not fishing, you can explore some of Alaska’s most pristine settings with their guided activities and outfitting. Wintertime at Chelatna Lake Lodge offers a truly unique journey into an untouched winter wonderland. Make the most of the winter season by experiencing awe-inspiring Northern Lights and relaxing in a lakeside hot tub at the day’s end.

Notes: Chelatna Lake Lodge is accessible only by float plane. This unique flight experience is included in your package for two. The lodge is open between June 15 and September 15. Donors: Matt Bertke ’08, the Drayer family

10 PARK CITY PLAYTIME No need to lug your gear to the slopes when you stay in this fabu- lous Silver Star Resort Condo in Park City, Utah. This ski in/ski out condo located at the base of the mountain, will be an excel- lent homebase during your winter getaway. Spend an exhilarating week skiing and snowboarding the slopes, all from the comfort and convenience of a three bedroom, three and a half bath con- dominium that sleeps eleven and includes its own private jacuzzi. Winter sports leave you cold? Park City is truly a year round resort. Summer guests can hike, mountain bike, fish, and golf. Visit the lovely downtown shopping district and you’ll discover why Park City was named one of the 20 “Prettiest Towns in America.”

Note: Dates must be mutually agreed upon between donor and win- ner and are based on availability. Donor: Vivian and Steve Bettis ’84 Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

11 TEXAS DEER HUNT This is a once-in-a-lifetime three-day hunt for four at Blue Creek Ranch in El Campo, Texas. This exclusive sportsman’s experi- ence includes the opportunity to harvest a trophy buck scoring 150 +BC and a super trophy buck scoring 220 +BC. In addition, you will help the ranch by harvesting two management bucks, two management does, wild hogs, coyotes, and bobcats. Fin- ish each day with camaraderie around the campfire. All lodging, food and beverage (non-alcoholic) are included. This is a unique opportunity to share the love of nature, hard work and fellowship surrounded by the many opportunities to pull the trigger. www.bluecreekwhitetails.com

Note: Dates in the 2019 season to be mutually agreed upon be- tween donor and winner. Donor: William C. Oehmig ’67

12 GULF STREAM FLIGHT AND FISHING TRIP This is the fishing trip of a lifetime! You and two friends will be flown by private jet to Pompano Beach with George Bock ‘77 as your pilot. Stay in a spacious three bedroom home just min- utes away from Hillsboro Inlet in Lighthouse Point, an area known for its gorgeous beaches, marinas and offshore coral reef. You’ll spend two days fishing aboard a 36-foot Invincible Center Con- sole with all the fishing gear you could imagine. With Captain Bock as your guide, the beautiful Florida coast line at your back and good friends all around, you’re guaranteed to have an unfor- gettable weekend of fish fries and fish tales.

Note: There is no expiration date for this excursion. Dates to be mu- tually agreed upon between donor and winner. Donor: Jamy and George Bock ’77 Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

ACCOMMODATIONS Two Nights: The Silo, Cape Town Two Nights: Birkenhead House, Hermanus Two Nights: La Residence, Franschhoek Winelands Two Nights: Elegant Safari Lodging ACTIVITIES Cape Peninsula Tour and a Cape Winelands Tour

13 SOUTH AFRICAN ADVENTURE pairings, as well as a wonderful lunch at another beautiful venue. Come visit South Africa, a land of extraordinary culture and beau- Each evening you will return home to a quiet retreat in luxuri- ty, with this eight night odyssey of sightseeing and adventure. This ous five-star lodgings that feature sumptuous bedding, private package includes tours that will take you to magnificent beaches, gardens and views of the wild African landscape. All hotels are quaint fishing villages and scenes of breathtaking beauty. Explore part of the Royal Portfolio representing the best that South Africa local markets and take in the flora and fauna that isn’t found any- has to offer. Everything about this ‘safari’ will delight and amaze where else in the world. “Safari” is the Swahili word for journey and you. Surely this is an unforgettable opportunity to experience the you will be taking a personal safari through African culinary tradi- tions with a food tour of Cape Town that will take you through the beauty that is South Africa. history of the country and the city by sampling traditional foods, Notes: This package includes an eight-day itinerary for two people; South African street food and specialty coffee shops. A highlight of this trip is a daylong tour of the Cape winelands. Enjoy renowned lodging and transportation between locations is included. Meals are wines amidst the magnificent scenery of award-winning wine es- included. Airfare not included. Itinerary is subject to change based on tates, captivating mountain passes and charming towns. In ad- availability. dition to wine tasting, you will be offered chocolate and olive oil Donors: Kate Corey ‘04, 6 Degrees Travel, The Royal Portfolio Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

14 VAIL - LIKE NO PLACE ON EARTH Nestled among tall pines on beautiful Gore Creek, enjoy fabulous views and privacy from the secluded, creekside setting of this upscale five bedroom home. At the end of your day, choose to relax with friends and family in the outdoor hot tub, the steam shower or in front of the wood burning fireplace in the great room. Located on Beaver Dam Road between Vail Village and Lionshead, you will find shopping, dining and the slopes are just a short walk away. To make your stay more enjoyable, the home comes with use of a vehicle and slopeside ski storage.

Notes: Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner. Blackout dates: Christmas through New Year's and late- June through early August. Donor: Jessica and Ben Fischer ’85

15 NASHVILLE COMES TO CHATTANOOGA The one you’ve been waiting for…one of Nashville’s most ac- claimed songwriters, Dean Dillon will entertain you and up to 25 guests at the Reid's beautiful home on Chickamauga Lake. He has written award winning music for country music’s biggest stars including George Strait, Kenny Chesney, Toby Keith and Lee Ann Womack. This intimate concert will include dinner ca- tered by Charlotte White.

Notes: Date to be mutually agreed upon by winning bidder and donors. Donor: Elesha and John Reid ’87 and Charlotte White Celebrations LIVE AUCTION

PICK OF THE LITTERS 16A BLACK LAB 16B ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL The newest (and cutest!) member of your family will not only This fabulous male English Cocker Spaniel was born late Decem- steal your heart but obey when you call. This AKC male black lab ber. Mom and dad are working retrieving dogs on a wild quail puppy (pictured third from right) from Savage River Kennels has plantation in South Georgia. With his orange color and white mark- several weeks of intense training. All vaccinations and wormings ings, this little guy will be a fine retriever for the bird hunters in the are up to date. crowd or warm your heart as the newest member of your family!

Donors: Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89 and Barry Bogo ’85, Whitney and Donor: Ashley and Ward Davenport ’97 Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89, Roger and Missy Talley

Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

50 GNO AT THE LAKE 52 STOCK YOUR BAR Back by popular demand, this is the best Girls Night Out in town! Forty-seven bottles of premium liquor, curated and donated by Your night begins with appetizers and cocktails next to the pool Trey White of Athens Distributing. at the beautiful lakefront home of Beverly and Mark Johnson. Donors: Athens Distributing, Bonnie and Trey White, past After dinner, you and seven friends will enjoy a sunset cruise un- Baylor parents derneath the night sky followed by the the best kind of pamper- ______ing: manicures, pedicures and massages. Friendship, laughter and a bit of gossip are the hallmarks of a fabulous girls night out, 53 RED TURQUOISE but this event is even better because it keeps the fun going all STATEMENT NECKLACE BY night with a sleep-over and then brunch in the morning. Perfect HAZEN DESIGNS for your book club, celebrate a bride-to-be or a milestone birth- Whoever said diamonds are a girl’s day, this night on the lake will be the perfect setting for making best friend had obviously never seen memories with your best girls! this beautiful combination of deep red Notes: Dates must be mutually agreed upon between donor and magnesite and turquoise. This stunning winner and are based on availability. statement necklace was made by Hazen Donor: Beverly and Mark Johnson, past Baylor parent Designs of Dallas, TX. Ruby red spikes of ______magnesite are embellished with a beauti- ful turquoise drop. Top off this unex- 51 IMITATION ELEPHANT TUSKS pected pairing with a shining gold toggle and this piece is sure to These faux decorative tusks would be great on any table as turn heads. sculpture or perfect as bookends. Use together or apart to add Donor: Catherine Bahner Daniels, The Plum Nelly sophistication and fun accessories to any space.

Donor: Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89 Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

54 OPENING DAY TRADITIONAL DOVE HUNT 58 ARKANSAS STYLE There’s nothing better than spending a day in the dove field with DUCK CALL family and your dog. Generations of wing shooters have spent Arkansas is known for its incredible duck opening day listening for that distinctive coo while swapping sto- hunts; more birds in the sky than you’ve ries and tall tales. It may be hot in the sun but when you’re with ever seen. Bring the magic home and turn the ones that matter, you don’t mind. Besides, there’s always a your local duck camp into your personal honey hole with this cold Coke for a little southern refreshment. Mark your calendars Arkansas style duck call. Hand turned and crafted from Osage for opening day on September 1, 2019 at Shamrock Farms in Orange wood, this duck call features a beautiful brass band and Pikeville, Tenn. a double reed insert. This handcrafted call is a future heirloom and can be passed down from father to son. Notes: Hunt is for four. Lunch and refreshments are included. Donor: Wes Kelley Donor: Quack-n-Craft Duck Calls ______

55 VAHAN BRACELET 59 ARKANSAS STYLE DUCK Glamorize your look with this 14kt yellow gold and sterling silver CALL Alwand Vahan bracelet with diamond accents. Arkansas is known for its incredible duck hunts; more birds in the sky than you’ve Donor: Brody Jewelers ever seen. Bring the magic home and turn ______your local duck camp into your personal honey hole with this Ar- kansas style duck call. Hand turned and crafted from Rosewood, this duck call features a beautiful titanium band and a double reed insert. This handcrafted call is a future heirloom and can be passed down from father to son.

Donor: Quack-n-Craft Duck Calls ______

60 MAKE A STATEMENT IN 56 QUAIL HUNT AT BENDABOUT FARMS THIS BLUE STONE NECKLACE Become a part of the classic Southern tradition at a full-day quail Unleash your wild side with this stunning hunt for four at Bendabout Farms in McDonald, Tenn. You and statement necklace that combines wood, three other hunters will enjoy the bright sun and brisk air as you leather and stone. Multiple leather strips hunt quail on some of the best-managed habitat in the area. Your weave in and out of the large wooden links morning will begin on horseback or wagon and includes a dog- that hold the slice of blue stone at its cen- handler, horseman and hunting guide for the best possible hunt. A ter. You’ll be sure to turn heads whenever delicious lunch will be followed by an afternoon hunt. Put on your you wear this beautiful piece of jewelry! tattersall and tweed and be prepared to make some memories. Donor: Georgia Blue Notes: Must redeem between January 1- 15, 2020. Hunt includes lunch, all equipment, and hunting licenses for Tenn. ______Donors: Mr. and Mrs. S.K. Johnston, Jr. ’50, Bendabout Farms ______61 BEAUTY AND STRENGTH NECKLACE 57 LET’S TALK SPORTS WITH SCOTT WILSON ’75 This incredible necklace combines the Dinner and drinks for twelve sports fans at the Headmaster’s beauty of polished wooden beads with House with co-hosts of Press Row, David Paschall ’85 and Jay the strength of stone. Accented by pieces Greeson. What a cool opportunity to host a stress-free party. In- of brass filigree, the centerpiece of this vite your sports-loving friends and enjoy an evening hanging out necklace is a large horseshoe-shaped with some awesome, highly knowledgeable local celebrities. No bone piece that hangs high on the chest. detail is left undone – all you need to do is show up and be ready Perfect for all necklines, this statement to talk all things sports! necklace is a perfect accessory for both cashmere sweaters or Notes: Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor & winner. strappy sundresses. Donors: Scott Wilson ’75, Baylor School Donor: Georgia Blue Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

65 INSTANT WINE CELLAR 100 bottles of wine, curated by Trey White from Athens Distribut- 62 OUTDOOR LIVING AT ITS FINEST ing and Cathy and Chuck Pruett ’85 or Pruett’s and purchased Spring is just around the corner! With this full set of outdoor seat- from the Baylor parents and patrons of “Art Uncorked.” Char- ing you can look forward to peaceful morning coffees on the pa- donnays and Merlots, and Cabs, oh my! tio. If entertaining is more your style, start planning your Saturday Donors: Art Uncorked Attendees cook-outs because this set of acacia wood sofa, loveseat and ______ottoman will set the stage for many memorable evenings with neighbors and friends. Don’t forget the accessories; this furniture 66 OLD ENGLISH ‘B’ GOLD set comes with everything you need to create a beautiful tables- AND DIAMOND PENDANT cape – a rattan lantern, a glass vase with faux succulents, and a Nothing marks a special occasion like a gorgeous wood and marble serving board. special piece of jewelry. Commemorate Donor: Southeastern Salvage a Baylor milestone like graduation (for ei- ______ther mother or daughter), a reunion or a championship win with this elegant gold 63 PERSIAN CARPET and diamond pendant. The Old English The comfort and beauty of a Persian rug anchors every room ‘B’ is set with micro-pave diamonds and and makes it feel comfortable and inviting. The quality of 100% it hangs on a 16" 14k gold chain. Every wool pile is the standard in fine rugs and this Persian rug is no time she puts it on she’ll remember how much you care. Make exception. The gorgeous red tones in this rug will compliment the memory last forever! most every interior; from traditional to transitional. The generous Donor: Barry Bogo ’85, Bogo Jewelry size of this rug (9'5" x 12'7") will make it the perfect addition to ______any room in your house.

Donor: Southeastern Salvage 67 LOUISA GUILD ______CUSTOM DESIGNED BAYLOR CLASS RING 64 TAILGATE IN STYLE The timeless tradition of a class ring In the South we know how to show is one of the milestones that every our team spirit – by wearing our Baylor student anticipates. This school colors proudly. With this feminine class ring represents the beautiful red and white bracelet by memory of the good times had among friends and teammates, Carolyn J. Brown, you can cheer as well as the promise of a future shaped by honor, leadership on your favorite Red Raider in style. and service. This custom-designed class ring lives up to those Made of six interlocking wooden bracelets with decorative gem- ideals with its unique design executed in 14k gold and a hand- stone and medallion charms, this bracelet from Mariposa Designs engraved black onyx stone. Treat your Baylor student to the gift Jewelry will be a wardrobe staple for any Baylor fan. that she will treasure forever.

Donor: Mariposa Designs Jewelry Donor: Louisa Colmore Hurst, Louisa Guild Jewelry Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

68 WHITETAIL IN THE BLACK BELT This is an amazing whitetail deer hunt in the Black Belt area of Alabama. This fully-guided three-day hunt for four people at Val- 70 WEEKEND GETAWAY TO SEWANEE ley Creek Lodge is located in Dallas County, Ala. The 4,000 acre Coon Lake, located just ten miles away from Sewanee, is the per- property has been known for big quality bucks for over 10 years. fect place for a mountain getaway. With a beautifully decorated log The hunt includes delicious home-cooked southern meals, pro- home that boasts three bedrooms and three baths, there is some- fessional guide services and accommodations. thing for everyone to enjoy. From hiking in the gorgeous Tennes- see wilderness, to relaxing with a book while taking in the beautiful Notes: Dates must be mutually agreed upon between donors and mountain views, you’ll be rejuvenated by the idyllic setting. The winner. property has eighty-one acres with a fully stocked lake, so be sure Donor: Wallace Henson ’09 to bring your fishing poles and comfortable shoes so that you can ______explore every part of this stunning mountain retreat.

69 CHATEAU MOUTON Notes: Cabin sleeps six. Dates to be mutually agreed upon ROTHSCHILD 2000 between donor and winner. Perhaps the most beautiful packaging ever on a Donor: Reese and Matt Lewis ’74 Bordeaux bottle, Baroness Philippine de Rothschild ______produced a work of art in the gold-engraved bot- tle of 2000. The wine has a fine, deep color – al- most black with a purple-violet tint, and an open, complex nose. Red fruit aromas predominate (red currant, cherry liquor, bilberry), alongside slightly floral notes of lily and violet together with fine vanilla. From a full, firm attack with plenty of heft and substance, the body builds on ma- ture, silky, creamy tannins, with intense flavors of blackcurrant, blackberry and spice with a hint of 71 GOLF AT THE HONORS COURSE WITH cinnamon. The finish, powerful and substantial, STEPHEN JAEGER ’08, PGA PRO reveals all the expressiveness and distinction of a Once considered a radical course because of its tall, native grass great Mouton Rothschild reminiscent in its richness and elegance rough and unusual Zoysia grass fairways, this Pete Dye-designed of the very fine 1986 vintage. golf course still delights and terrifies its golfers with its lighting fast greens. Decide for yourself if you like its death-or-glory architec- Donor: Anonymous ture with a round of golf at The Honors Course with you, Stephen Jaeger ’08, and two friends. The round begins with either break- fast or lunch and includes golf cart rental and caddies.

Notes: Dates must be mutually agreed upon between donors, The Honors Course and winner and are based on availability. Donor: Gary Chazen, past Baylor parent, Stephen Jaeger ’08 Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

72 GOLF AT THE PEACHTREE GOLF CLUB If 18 holes at The Peachtree Golf Club is on your bucket list, this is the chance of a lifetime. Created by Bobby Jones and Rob- ert Trent Jones after the style of Augusta National, many think it’s understated layout to be even better. Considered one of the world’s 100 best golf courses, one can’t help but be enchanted by the rolling undulations and gracious plantings of magnolias, pines, azaleas and dogwoods. The course continues to both beguile and challenge its players and its members never tire of its design.

Notes: Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner. If the winning bidder resides outside the metro Atlanta area, they may play a foursome at Peachtree. If winning bidder resides inside metro Atlanta area, they will play a threesome along with member and donor. 76 AMERICA’S FAVORITE PASTIME Donor: Sam Holmes ’83 ______What’s better than seeing the New York Yankees play a home game at Yankee Stadium? Seeing them from your seat in a Delta 73 WRAPPED UP IN STYLE SKY360 suite! Soar above home plate in a luxurious climate- One glance at the beautiful black Italian leather skirt and you’re controlled lounge with an outdoor patio. Entertain your guests going to want to slip this Worth New York piece on and head out with complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages, in ad- on the town. This black leather wrap skirt is one-size-fits all and dition to in-seat wait service. This package includes a Waterford will be the most versatile addition to your closet! crystal Yankees paperweight and an autographed Bernie Wil- liams baseball. Donor: Lynn Bryant, Baylor past parent ______Notes: Four tickets to a mutually agreed-upon non-premium NY Yankee home game during the 2019 regular season. 74 WINNIPEG WHITEOUT Donor: William Probasco ’08 ______Ever wanted to visit the Great White North and catch a great game of hockey? Here’s your chance – twelve box seats to a 77 LADY IN RED Winnipeg Jets game. Hand-painted 16 "x 20" Note: Subject to season schedule and date must be picked by cityscape with lady in red dress May 20, 2019. on canvas. Painted with acrylic Donor: Russel Metals by artist James C. Green ______Donor: James C. Green, 75 MUIRFIELD VILLAGE GOLF EXPERIENCE JB Moss Interiors ______The Muirfield Village Golf Club located in Dublin, Ohio is the col- laboration of Jack Nicklaus and Demond Murlhead. Ranked 16th 78 LUSCIOUS RED in the United States, and in the top 50 golf courses in the world, TREES it's host to the prestigious Memorial Tournament. This Muirfield Golf Experience includes two rounds of golf for three, your choice Hand-painted 16" x 20." Paint- of dinner with a private chef at the host’s home or dinner at the ed with acrylic by artist James club house. You will also stay overnight in the host’s private home C. Green on the 11th fairway, which has five bedrooms, a gaming area and Donor: James C. Green, indoor/outdoor lounge areas. JB Moss Interiors Notes: Package includes one night stay and two rounds of golf for ______three people. Dates to be mutually agreed upon between donor and winner between May 2019 and October 2019. Airport trans- 79 BAYLOR TIE fer to and from golf club provided. Look dapper at your next Baylor event in this 100% silk Talbott Donor: Brooke and Jason Soss ’97 gray and red stripe tie. Every man of style will be RED with envy! Donor: Mark Hudson ’78, H. Stockton Atlanta Celebrations SUPER SILENT AUCTION

80 CHICKAMAUGA LAKE HOUSE GETAWAY 82 OH WHEN THE SAINTS... The ultimate lake house getaway! Two custom homes located Select the game of your choice during the regular 2019 football sea- on nearly three acres of land tucked away on one of the premier son for these four New Orleans Saints Tickets. A parking pass and a sloughs on Chickamauga Lake. The main house has a full, up- signed Drew Brees football are included! The sooner you pick your dated kitchen and open living room space, a master bedroom game, the better the choices will be. with a king-size bed, and a second bedroom with a queen-size Donors: William R. “Randy” James ’67, Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89 bed, twin-size bunk beds, and a full-size pull-out bed. The sec- ______ond house has an open concept kitchen and living room with two bedrooms; each with queen size beds. Relax at night on the 83 SUNTRUST ATLANTA BRAVES BASEBALL screened-in porch before you head to the fire pit located between Located on the second row in the SunTrust section at the new the two houses. The crown jewel of the property, however, is the SunTrust Stadium, this pair of seats allows you to enjoy baseball spacious and luxurious boathouse dock – like no other in its class! up close. Included is valet parking for one vehicle, food and bev- Notes: This package is for three nights during the month of June, erage at the SunTrust restaurant as well as at your seats. Date to 2019. Use of the boat is not included, however, there are ma- be mutually agreed upon – during regular season 2019. rinas nearby offering rental boats. Date to be mutually agreed Donors: Jenny and Miles Marks ’86 upon between donor and winner by May 1, 2019. ______Donors: Marcus Lyons and Rachel Adams ’04 ______84 GEORGIA TURKEY HUNT Spend the day hunting at Potato Creek Farm, located three hours from Chattanooga in The Rock, Georgia. This beautiful farm is made up of rolling Pine fields and hardwood creek bottoms and is home to an abundant population of Georgia’s Eastern Wild Turkey and white-tailed deer.

Notes: Hunt for one day during 2019 spring turkey season or 2019-20 deer season – your choice. Date is to be mutually agreed upon between donor and buyer. Donors: Jenny and Miles Marks ’86 ______

85 OFF TO THE RACES AT KEENELAND 81 ALABAMA VS. TENNESSEE - IN THE ZONE No matter if you bet, win, place, or show, you’ll be sure to have What will you be yelling on the third Saturday this October, “Roll a winning weekend at Keeneland in Lexington, Ky. There’s no Tide” or “Rocky Top?” There are few rivalries in college football better seat in the house than these six box seats. An exclusive as exciting as when the Crimson Tide hosts the Volunteers. You tour of Godolphin Farm is included so you can see where the are bidding on four seats in The Zone, which includes food and thoroughbreds train. drinks, to the Alabama vs. Tennessee game on Saturday, Octo- Notes: Date is to be mutually agreed upon between donor and ber 19, 2019 in Tuscaloosa, Ala. buyer during the races either in April 2019 or October 2019. Donor: Ashley Randolph McMahon ’88 Donor: Dan Pride ’87 Celebrations CLASS PROJECTS

Supporting Baylor is always more fun when you take a trip down memory lane! Inspired by Baylor’s 125 YEAR ANNIVERSARY, each Class Project vignette focuses on a decade in Baylor’s history. Featured are amazing items curated and donated by the generous Baylor parents in each grade.*

12TH GRADE PRESENTS 125 Years!

This year, we proudly celebrate Baylor’s 125th Anniversary, and the Senior theme celebrates 125 Years of Moving Forever Forward! For all the important memories and milestones in a senior’s life, these experiences and packages will help commemorate the good times and help ease the transition from Baylor student to a student of life. Parent’s may need a little extra help cel- ebrating their graduate’s accomplishment, so we’ve thought of them too with items like these one-of-a-kind wine tumblers thrown by Baylor faculty member and artist, Mary Lynn Portera and the seniors of her fall 2018 pottery class.

OTHER ITEMS THAT GRADUATING SENIORS AND THEIR PARENTS WILL NEED INCLUDE: • Graduation Package Complete with Customized Invitations, Napkins, a Catering Gift Certificate and a Premier Parking Spot for the Class of 2019 Commencement • Men’s Outfit • Baylor Seniors’ Portrait • Old English “B” Micro-Pave Diamond Pendant • Candles and a 10 ft. Farm Table • Baylor Campus Print • Bath Tub Caddies

PARENT DONORS: Vivian and Steve Bettis ’84, Tina and Jack Bowen, Stacey and Rocky Casteel, Marc and Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90, Lynn and Chris Holcombe, Barbara and Jim Kennedy, Lisa Laplante and Danny Case, Jiao Ruo Yin, Tracy and John McCarley, Doug and Dalton Elder Mook ’88, Renee and Steven Musick ’83, David and Karen Haley Padilla ’91, Cathy and Patten Pettway ’87, Debbie and Wade Priddy, Angie and Glenn Sutherland, Libby and Joe Thoni, Melissa and Clint Wolford ’88, Charlotte and Robert White ’79, Sandy *Listed are parent donations received at the time of catalogue printing. We gratefully acknowledge all those and Steve Zabel who gave to Celebrations after this time. Celebrations CLASS PROJECTS

11TH GRADE PRESENTS 10TH GRADE PRESENTS the 2010s the 2000s

Post It!! Tweet It!! Share It!! Yes, social media has taken over the Is “Mean Girls” your favorite movie? Is “Guitar Hero” still your fa- 11th grade class project just like it has taken over our lives!! vorite game? If so, then the early 2000’s were your decade! The Grab your selfie stick and join Gen Z as they share every as- 2000’s were the years that media rooms became a thing. Ev- pect of their lives on social media. There won’t be any FOMO eryone wanted a room where they could hang out and pretend with these incredible experiences that the class of 2020 has that they were as cool as Tony Hawk in Pro Skater 3. You can assembled. Whatever event you win, be sure to post your pic- still live out that dream with this “Ultimate Media Room” that tures on Facebook or Instagram for all to see. the 10th grade class has put together. Relax in the retro pa- pasan couch with beautiful home accessories from Sophie’s SOME OF THE AMAZING ITEMS INCLUDE: while you play Fortnite on your XBOX. If you tire of watching • Nashville Getaway and gaming on your big screen TV, you can choose one of three • Chattanooga Staycation amazing sporting experiences — Predators Major League Hockey • UT vs. UGA tickets Game, Atlanta Falcons Pro Football Game or a Boston Red Sox Ma- • One Year Unlimited Membership to Echelon Studio and jor League Baseball Game. Echelon Connect EX3 Indoor Bike • Bourbon Trail Tour in Lexington, KY OTHER MEDIA ROOM ITEMS INCLUDE: • Guided Fishing Trip • Two Oversized Lounge Chairs • 84" Arched Floor Lamp PARENT DONORS: Marc and Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90, • Mini Portable Projector Jennifer and David Cope, Robert DiMatteo, Tommy and Jennifer • Sony 65" x 34" LED Smart TV Duffy, E Zeng, Kristina G. Lemus and Jacob Lemus, Janet and Ricky Hartman ’87, Molly and Martin Hussey, Julie and Bert PARENT DONORS: Julie and Greg Bohannon ’90, Amy and Kaiser, Lisa and Andy Merkatz, Hsin and Karl Meyer, Laura Tres Courdin, Beaumont and Jabo Covert, Marc and Allison and Greg Mooney, Tona Munday and Kenneth Brinn, Hillary Edgmon Cromie ’90, Carol Diamond, Terianna and Brian Dixon, and Monty Nielsen, Catherine and John Pippin, Karen and Burt Whitney and Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89, Julie and Carter Garrett, Schaerer, Tracy and Todd Tindall ’80, Sandra and Randy Yoder Kristina G-Lemus and Jacob Lemus, Beth and Rusty Gray, Tara and Wyatt Hogue, Bridget and Hunter Huckabay, Nan and Mike Jenne, Wendy and Sam Lupas, Michelle and Robert Moss, Margaret and Robert Mynatt, Andra and John Norman, Andrea and Jonathon Panter ’97, Carrie and Gene Rice, Lisa Smith and David Bruce, Rita and Jack Smith, Cindy and Scott Stanford ’83, Laura and Card Steele ’89, Stephanie and Reggie Vachon, Melissa and Larry Waldrep, Melanie and Bo Watson, Terri Anne and Chris Williams ’76, Melissa and Clint Wolford ’88, Xin Wu, Carol and Daniel Yim Celebrations CLASS PROJECTS

9TH GRADE PRESENTS 8TH GRADE PRESENTS the 1990s the 1980s

“Smells Like Teen Spirit” was the song that defined the 90’s, so The 8th grade has created “Your Dream Dorm Room” Baylor ad- pull out your faded flannels and old Doc Martins and head down to mitted girls in the mid-80s, so the 8th grade has assembled the “90's Tailgate" that the 9th grade has put together. This tail- everything you’d need for a his and hers dorm room complete gate has all the hallmarks of a great afternoon waiting for your with bedding and all the best dorm room essentials. Hang your favorite team to play. Relive Tennessee’s glory days with an favorite posters on the Signet Fiberglass door and spend your outdoor tailgate full of Tennessee Volunteer National Champi- nights watching “Sixteen Candles” or “The Breakfast Club” in onship spirit. the coolest seat around - the retro papasan chair.

BOOST YOUR TAILGATE GAME WITH: OTHER DORM NECESSITIES INCLUDE: • Handcrafted Farmhouse Table • Acrylic Coffee Table • Vintage Outdoor Bar Cart/Cooler • Dorm Room Essentials — Writing Desk, Mini Fridge, and • Handcrafted Adirondack Chairs and Cornhole Game Microwave • A Big Green Egg Package • Nike Baylor Swag for Boy and Girls • Outdoor 8" x 10" Area Rug • Papasan Sofa and Nesting Wicker Baskets • Handmade Birdhouses PARENT DONORS: Shannon and Shawn Butt, Heidi and Spencer PARENT DONORS: Jennifer and Todd Bell ’86, Alicia and Trey Chinery, Tracy Schultz and Mike Czarnecki, Allison and Ben Dart, Carico '91, Allison and Ben Dart, Patricia and Ralph Doering, Janet and Ricky Hartman ’87, Krista and Tad Holtzclaw, Bridget Staci and Mike Douglas, Sherry and Steve Hankins, Sarah and and Mike Lane, Elizabeth and Daren Moyer, Mitch and Parul Dave Harper, Sam and Jimmy Hudson ’75, Christy and Chris Patel, Todd and Cory Phillips, Lynne and Marco Forato, Greg Lusk, Brian and Jaime Jedrychowski Melton ’94, Sweta and and Amy Russell, Lia and Jeff Tipps ’87, Margaret and Robert Hampton Patel, Margarita and Scott Renegar, Brent and Kristi Mynatt, Whitney and Jason Webb Wick, Joel and Chris Williams Celebrations CLASS PROJECTS

7TH GRADE PRESENTS 6TH GRADE PRESENTS the 1970s the 1960s

Have you ever wished that you could step into the set of “That 70’s Join the revolution! The 60’s counter-culture is still an inspira- Show” and hang out with your friends and chill? The 7th grade tion today as kids and adults alike look to the music of the has created the perfect “70’s Basement Hangout” that creates Beatles, Bob Dylan and Peter, Paul, and Mary with nostalgia. a desirably modern space completely reminiscent of that ‘crib’ The 6th grade has created a kids’ lounge room inspired by the every teen would ‘dig’. A place to ‘boogie’ to Led Zeppelin and groovy 60’s spirit. From an oversized bean bag chair to a lava catch up on the ‘skinny’! lamp you’ll be ready for a “swinging” time.

SOME OF THE OTHER ‘FAB’ ITEMS INCLUDE: THIS HIP HANGOUT ALSO FEATURES: • Custom Upholstered Furniture • Two Oak Chairs • Hanging Teak Red Daybed • Coffee Table • Assortment of Lovely, Acrylic Bar Items • Grey Area Rugs • Vintage Baylor Tiger from the Red Raider Football Locker • Beautiful Water Lily Painting Room PARENT DONORS: Sarah and Matt Bernard, Cam and Brandon • Handcrafted Bar Cart and Kidney Bean Table Born, Jennifer and David Cope, Whitney and Kelly Reisman • Black Italian Leather Clutch Drayer ’89, Carter and Julie Garrett, Amy Frost Haddock ’97 and • Two Novelty, Hard-Wired, White Pendant Lights John Haddock ’97, Michelle and Ian Leavy, Allison and Thomas • Ms. Pac-Man Arcade Classic Video Game Lee, Nicolle and Scott McCoy, Andrea and Jonathon Panter ’97, PARENT DONORS: Matthew and Kristin McCamish Bell ’93, Margarita and Scott Renegar, Carrie and Gene Rice, Tina and Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89 and Barry Bogo ’85, Cam and Brandon Bryan Vance, Melissa and Larry Waldrep, Carol and Daniel Yim Born, Shannon and Shawn Butt, John Buzinkai, Alicia and Trey Carico ’91, Crissy and Seth Champion, Amy and Tres Courdin, Marc and Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90, Julie and Carter Garrett, Sherry and Steve Hankins, Kristen and Tim Hardy, Julie and Bryan Hogue ’95, Tara and Wyatt Hogue, Jill and Bryan Hoss, Linda and Mike Kitzman, Angela and Jeff Kopet, Maggie and Mike McCallie, Ellen and Mark McOmie, Susannah and Mike Murdock ’83, Todd and Cory Phillips, Tiffany and Steve Quarfordt, Lisa Smith and David Bruce, Mandi and Jeremy Smith, Laura and Card Steele ’89, Nikki and Kevin Stophel, Lia and Jeff Tipps ’87, Stephanie and Reggie Vachon, Alyssa and Mark Vestal, Melanie and Bo Watson Celebrations ART UNCORKED

Over 300 guests gathered on Thursday, October 18, 2018, at Stratton Hall in support of Art Uncorked. Co-chaired by current parents, Dave and Missy Peirano, this art auction exceeded its goal and raised over $42,500.

We had over 80 pieces of amazing art, record breaking art patron sponsorships, and overall a wholly successful event thanks to the incredible volunteers, parents, and donors.

Art Uncorked Committee Art Uncorked Patrons

Missy and Dave Peirano, Co-Chairs Jimmy Adams and Jay Floyd Paige and Charles McBrayer Sissy Berube Sissy and Ryan Berube Missy and David Peirano Stacie Bennett Helton ’89 Anne and Patrick Bradshaw Cory and Todd Phillips Katie Henley Kiser '07 Nicki and Matt Brock ’91 Kymberly and Donn Restelli Tara Hogue Beaumont and Jabo Covert Laura and Card Steele '89 Leesa Holliday Marc and Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90 Jennifer and Chris Young ’85 Linda May Jessica and Ben Fischer '85 Laura Steele Julie and Carter Garrett Jennifer Waxenberg Tara and Wyatt Hogue

Art Uncorked Art + Artist Donors

Rachel Adams ’04 Branden Chapin Craig Ben Keyser Gallery Timur Akhriev Ann Currey Gary Klein Dan Sharley Kevin Bate Andrea Davis/Sophie's Joseph Lantz Alan Shuptrine ’81 Sally King Benedict '03 Shoppe Louisa Guild Jewelry Ben Shuptrine ’16 Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89 Martha Elder Heath Montgomery ’99 Mike Sparkman/Revival Betsy Carmichael Lacy Morrison Ezell ’06 Ginny Moss Carl Strobe Alan Campbell Bernard Fertal Liz Nichols Lynne Strobe Becky Card Dallis Foshee Andre Pace Stan Townsend Austin Center ’91 Ellen Franklin Lane Brown Park Jennifer Warren ’11 Addie Chapin Brian J. Freeman Missy Peirano Stacy Webb Yangzhi “Beck” Chen ’13 Gallery 1401 Toby Penney Laura Willett ’92 Jonathan Clardy/The 423 Julie and Zan Guerry ’67 Plum Nelly Shop Tiffany LaTrice Williams ’07 Pottery Studio Bill Hempfield Laurel Hensley Powell ’04 Pamela Wilson Sherry Coogan Laura Henley Katie Rogers/KTribe Jo Ann Yates Maddin Corey Rik Herrmann Designs James Craft Leesa and Paul Holliday Julia Seabrook Moore/OTM Celebrations ACQUISITION DONORS

The Celebrations committee and Baylor thank all the generous donors listed below that contributed to our successful auction.

2019 Senior Pottery Class Cheese Dip Mexican Grill Sarah Lail Rone Regency Jewelers 9 Round The Clay Pot Lands’ End Royal Highnies Abby Lane Ray G. Corne Joe Lantz Sandbox Children’s Boutique Accents Council Fire Larimar MedSpa Scenic City Squash Club Advanced Center for D1 Lawson Whitaker Sea View Inn Sleep Disorders Danshire Market & Design Learning Express Toys Showtime Rentals Ahimsa Clothing by Vicki and Mark Degler LearningRx Chattanooga Signal Mountain Athletic Club Jenn Busch Dish T’Pass Catering Company Lookout Mountain Golf Club SilverFox Alani Dental Center & Cooking School Main Street Meats Sockwell Alice Blue Dodge City Snow Ski Shop Mango’s Decor & Co. Songbirds All Creatures Great and Dorm Decor Manker Patton Tennis Club Sophie’s Shoppe Small Ginna Dunlap ’95 Maple Street Biscuit Company Southeastern Salvage Ama Spa at the Edwin Hotel Becky and Gary Earles Mariah Mayfield ’93/Shadowbox John Sorrow ’85 B's Sweets Easy Bistro & Bar Paperie Southern Sleepovers Baggenstoss Farms Echelon Studio Martin Building and Construction Southern Soul Yoga Balfour/Nelson Williams The Edwin Hotel Phil Massey Southern Star Barn Door Boutique El Metate Matilda Jane Clothing Southern Surgical Arts Barry Aslinger Photography Embargo 62 Mayfield Pastures/ Spare Time Baylor School EMJ Construction Charles Mayfield ’92 Splash! The Salon Baylor School Form & Engineered Floors Sarah Colmore McKenzie ’88 Springhill Suites by Marriott Functions Class Erwin Marina and W. Thorpe McKenzie ’65 St. John’s Restaurant Biba’s Italian Restaurant EV 1 Barbershop and Salon Mellow Mushroom Lauren Staley ’98/Nico and Lala Bigfoot Adventure Zipline Fast Break Athletics Merchants on Main St. Nicholas School Black Creek Club Favor Candles MILK Boutique STIR Blowout Co. Chattanooga Fischer Evans/Clarke Glover ’88 Mixed Up Cup Jim Stover Boathouse, Sugar’s Ribs, Flying Squirrel Bar Monen Family Restaurant Group Sushi Nabe and Sidetracks Frios Gourmet Pops Mary and Tim Moore ’72 William Tatum Bogo Jewelry Frontier Anglers My Mat My Mantra Tennessee Academy of Bones Smokehouse Maneenuj Harinsuit Nantahala Outdoor Center Gymnastics Ali and Rick Bowers ’91 Hanover Blue Norspring Center for Rejuvenation Thompson Nashville/Jay Turner ’88 Anne and Patrick Bradshaw Hardee’s Reid Onley ’85 Threads The Bread Basket Helene and Tommy Hamn Onward Reserve Thrifty Med Plus Bright School Helene Hamn Interiors Owl Cove Mimi Tin ’89/Sushi Style, Inc. Brody Jewelers Hemline Panera Bread Townsend Atelier BSN Sports Hennen’s Parker Grace Designs Tremont Tavern Fred Buttner Johnny Holden Mary Lynn Portera Two Men and a Truck Dreama Campbell Holliday Comprehensive Dawn Pettway Unum Camp Ozark Dentistry The Pizza Place Verdé Boutique Camp Skyline Hullco Plum Nelly Miss Kitty Wadley Canyon Grill Image 1 Photography Barbie and Steve Potts Walt Disney World Stacey and Rocky Casteel Insane Paintball/Airsoft Premier Medical Aesthetics Whitney and Jason Webb Castlerock Equestrian JB Moss Interiors Stephannie Preston Webb Dentistry/Jason L. Webb Center Medspa Dawn Jumper William Probasco ’08 D.D.S. Charlotte’s Web Just Christi, Jewelry by Christina Public House We Sacrifice We Excel Chattanooga Choo Choo K. A Boutique by Publix The Westin Chattanooga Electric Supply Katherine Roberts Pure Barre White Street Market Chattanooga Hair Station Sarah LaRose Kane Mark A. Ramsey, Esq. Windstone Golf Club Chattanooga Party Bus Tom Kates Redefining Antique Wood Wonderworks Tennessee The Chattanooga Lookouts Dr. Dan Kennedy Revival Yoga East Ooltewah Chattanooga Riverboat Co. Kleen-A-Matic Rock Creek Aviation Chattanooga Theatre Centre Kyle House Fitness Rodizio Grill Donations received by Feb. 20, 2019 SECURITY PARTNERS

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Carter J. Lynch, III, Class of 1970 Jonathan Guthrie, Class of 1992 (Father of Kate Lynch, Class of 2009) Gary R. Patrick Richard A. Schulman, Class of 1965 (Father of Sally Patrick, Class of 2002)

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As alumni and parents of students and alumni, these UBS Financial Advisors proudly support The Baylor School!

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(423) 267-5471 CONGRATULATIONS TO BAYLOR’S RECENT CHAMPIONS The Class of 2017 was offered 255 college acceptances, including Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Penn, Yale, UVA, and UNC, and were awarded 209 different merit scholarships.

The Class of 2018 posted a 3.6 average GPA and received 285 acceptances to colleges and universities around the world and a record 39 graduates will continue playing their sport in college. 2016-17 TEAM STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Fencing Softball Boys’ Swimming Combined Swimming Girls’ Tennis 2017-18 TEAM STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Baseball Boys’ Swimming Boys’ Soccer Combined Swimming Girls’ Soccer Girls’ Tennis Softball Volleyball

2018-19 TEAM STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys’ Golf* Championships are through the fall of 2018.