HIGHL NDERA PUBLICATION FOR THE ST. ANDREW’S COMMUNITY

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MISSIONSt. Andrew’s, an independent college preparatory school dedicated to personalized student development, strives to develop engaged, well-rounded individuals by inspiring a passion for knowledge, a commitment to personal integrity and a deepened social consciousness within a supportive educational community.

GUIDING PRINCIPLESWe are committed to our ISLAND IDENTITY. A strong sense of community connects St. Andrew’s with students, parents, alumni, friends and supporters. We embrace our small school, intimate environment, and open campus on Wilmington Island.

We are committed to SUSTAINABILITY. Through understanding of and respect for our resources--both natural and technological--a dedication to the principles and practices of 21st century teacher and learning is evident in a relevant and engaging environment.

We are committed to GLOBAL COMPETENCY. A global mindedness permeates the lower, middle and upper schools with an International Baccalaureate curriculum serving as the foundation and model for educating the whole student as global citizens.

Step into any St. Andrew’s classroom, and you will nd teachers bringing home a global perspective through sharing information, using technology, offering challenges and facilitating discussions.

Whether studying a foreign language, the political system of a small country halfway across the planet or the impact of technology and industrialization on a delicate ecosystem, St. Andrew’s students are constantly being reminded of their place on our planet and prepared to meet the challenges of our quickly shrinking world.

This morning as a seventh grade class was discussing what it means to be a “Citizen of the World” with alumna Amy Gaylor Nedriga ’91, an Admission Rep from Yale University was meeting with Upper School students and recruiting them to be part of Yale’s efforts to position itself as a global university. Even in the Lower School, students were being reminded of their place in the world through their discussions with students from our sister school, Instituto de Educacion Activa, in Venezuela.

“Going global” is much more than a catch phrase or a trendy way to educate young people. We know that colleges and universities value a student who completes the International Baccalaureate program. We know that the rate of information exchange in the world is accelerating thanks to Facebook, Twitter, Skype and YouTube. We know that an international education prepares students to work and live with greater success and purpose in the global workplace.

An international perspective creates a world that is more vibrant, interesting and collaborative. In this edition of the Highlander, we are highlighting some of the many ways we are making St. Andrew’s a relevant participant in this global landscape. Check us out in print and nd us on Facebook or YouTube. Our students, alumni, parents and faculty are making a difference around this small, small globe.

Mark Toth

Clan MACDUFF takes top honors at the 2013Scottish Games

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Volunteering as a translator expanded my knowledge of the Spanish language. The experience afforded me the opportunity to truly interact

with the world. I was able to compare my personal experiences with those from Argentina, Spain and Mexico.

CAMILLE WIXON ’15 Volunteer at HHI Medical Clinic

I get to go to Turkey every summer to see my family. The food is different, the water is very clear and beautiful and it is really hot.

It helps that I speak Turkish.LILA OZAYSIN ’22

Living in Africa is very different from living in America. I was on a mission trip with my parents for 3 months. They eat a lot of mushy bread called injera, but I don’t like it.

AUDREY HOOVER ’24

My grandfather, dad and I spent a little over a week in Paris and the food was amazing. We ate escargot and frog legs. We also did lots of walking. My French is

not so good but I can say, hello, good bye and where is the restroom.PIERCE JEMISON ’20

What does it mean to be a CITIZEN OF THE WORLD?After working with Children Inspiring Hope, we asked our Middle School students this question.

Here’s some of their answers.

I spent a month studying and working in a medical clinic in Peru with my mother and sister, Sophie ’20. I remember one afternoon sitting in the town square of Cuzco with my professor. We were having a political discussion, and I realized the conversation wasn’t nearly as important as our

ability to overcome communication barriers and cultural differences. LUKE EMMOTH ’14

An International Perspective A few ways some of our students went global this past summer.

You are part of the world as a person and a friend.

I’m part of a community outside of Savannah.

I have people thinking of me in Ghana.

Every day you are learning to be a better person.

It means you are connected with the world.

These words contain so much power. We are all stewards of the Earth

and should treat it as well as we can.

I’m helping in some way.

Everyone is the same in every way possible.

7th graders created a visual image that represented their idea of being a global citizen - the banners are on their way to Ghana

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St. Andrew’s efforts to collect aluminum can pop tabs for Savannah’s Ronald McDonald House is going global this fall. Lt. Col. David Simons, the father of 5th grader Joseph Simons and 4th grader Audrey Simons, is currently serving with the International Security Assistance Force-Afghanistan located in Kabul, Afghanistan. Last semester, Audrey asked her parents to collect the tabs and the family started doing so. Because of location and equipment challenges, most of the drinks in the war zone are in aluminum cans and her father started collecting them in Afghanistan.

At rst I started collecting them myself. hen to make it a team event, I asked the people in the ISAF Media Operations Center to put them in a box dedicated to the St. Andrews School activity,” said Lt. Col. Simons.

German Army Lt. Col. Frank Holzner joined the activity and asked the German Army chaplain and they took up the challenge and collected the tabs at the German House at ISAF. his international foray will eventually end as Joseph and Audrey’s father is due back home at the end of the year.

German Army Lt. Col. Frank Holzner (R) presents Lt. Col. David Simons aluminum pop ta s to ene t t e Ronald Donald House in Savanna

Audrey donates pop ta s s e re eived rom t e German Army

In 1984 I graduated from St. Andrew’s with the aspiration of attaining a BBA in International Business from UGA, as well as living abroad while working for an international company. I accomplished the rst one in 1989 and the second one only in 2010. My message here – believe in dreams becoming reality!

During my 23 years at Coca-Cola Enterprises, I have had the privilege to meet interesting people, visit exciting locations and work for a brand that gives people a simple pleasure and big smile. his experience has taught me some important lessons about leadership that transcend cultural and geographic boundaries.

he business environment today changes rapidly – and most likely will continue to change. I nd it necessary to be adaptive and responsive to complex situations, while asking more questions

than I can answer. Change is constant in today’s world, and

true leaders don’t ‘deal with change,’ they embrace it.

It boils down to being authentic in everything you do, accepting opportunities with zeal, being open to new ideas and maintaining an optimistic outlook. As a Savannahian living in London, I can attest to the fact that it really is that simple. Come visit!

Laura works and lives in London, England with her son, Crawford Asman, age 13. He is in 8th grade at the American School in London.

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St. Andrew’s is embracing its identity as the region’s leader in global education through culture, curriculum, and compassion. Recognizing the importance of placing students in the context of an intimate, interconnected, and dynamic global community, educators are creating instructional activities and programs that engage and enthuse global competencies from Lower School to International Baccalaureate diplomas. With a population of international students from over a dozen different countries, sister school partnerships providing student and idea exchanges, and over 100 service groups or organizations supported by the intimate island school, learning is intentionally connected to global citizenship.

In an early presentation to start the school year, guest Grady Toland of the Center for the Advancement and Study of International Education (CASIE) stated that schools with practices and evidence of 21st century teaching and learning are those that acknowledge education is no longer based on what you know, but instead how you knew it. We are preparing students for jobs that don’t yet exist, majors that they will likely evolve and

self-design, and lives that we cannot fully envision with constantly evolving technology. The common denominator is change. Traditional and historical methods use rote learning such as factual memorization and input-output information exchange in the classroom setting to force content and later regurgitate facts in lengthy assessments. Children are drilled on the “what.” The knowledge is manufactured and static. Our changing world demands authentic and dynamic.

Focused on 21st century teaching and learning, the community of St. Andrew’s encourages students to ask “why” behind the facts. Instead of learners elevated by stair steps of grade levels to the next plateau of knowledge acquisition, experience is built upon the joy of challenge. Education is a journey rather than a destination, and every road, path, turn, and even pothole encourages use of creativity, communication, collaboration, critical-thinking and problem-solving, and even character to learn. Through application to ourselves, our community, and our planet, a child’s experience is measured by the skills they use to unlock their place in the world around them.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the “farm-to-table” concept explored in the curriculum of the

rst grade classroom. Our teachers have developed instruction around plants, food, and nature. Some of our youngest students are cultivating and managing the community garden where recent harvests of basil were used by Thrive, our green-certi ed food service, to prepare pesto sauce for the pasta. Global education begins with understanding how to engage and interact with the planet on which we live and survive.

St. Andrew’s is dedicated to fostering a community of learners of different cultures, ethnicities, origins, and backgrounds with a common dedication to a global identity. Join us on our journey as we Go Global!

Why Go Global? Trey Adams, Assistant Head of School

The Class of ’25 takes great pride in their gardening efforts

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4,948Weekly Reach on Facebook Oct. 2 - 9

16Countries Represented by Student Body

$1.1 MillScholarship Dollars to the Class of 2013 (Not Including HOPE)

24Full IB Diploma Candidates in Class of 2013

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CHARIMANS CLUBMr. and Mrs. Paul J. FarthingMr. and Mrs. John D. JenningsMr. and Mrs. Neil C. JohnsonMr. Neil W. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. KoleMr. and Mrs. Cary D. NegleyMr. and Mrs. Kurt OelschigMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. PowersMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. PowersMr. and Mrs. Mark Weeks

FOUNDERS CLUBMr. and Mrs. Paul C. BlandDr. and Mrs. Keith A. HousmanMr. and Mrs. David J. KellyDr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaMr. and Mrs. Paul D. MillerMr. Jim A. Shef eldDr. and Mrs. Jason C. StillwagonDr. Daniel and Dr. Helene SuhMr. Mark Tymchyshyn and Mrs. Gretchen WestMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. WarrenDr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Wixon

HEADMASTERS CLUBMr. and Mrs. David W. ArcherCheckSmartDr. Michael B. ChisnerMr. Len Cripe and Mrs. Sandra RothDr. and Mrs. James W. DewberryDr. and Mrs. William W. Faulk, D.M.D.Mr. and Mrs. David E. FerencsikMr. and Mrs. Arthur M. GignilliatMr. and Mrs. Judson C. HillDr. and Mrs. John C. Howard, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. HunckeMs. Andrea A. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Donnie MorganMr. and Mrs. William E. Saunders

LIONS CLUBMr. and Mrs. David A. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Jay W. AndrewsMr. and Mrs. George E. Archer Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Anthony AvinoDr. and Mrs. J. W. BartsMs. Laura BrightwellCoca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. James A. Daly, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ted DennardDr. Alan Lord and Dr. Lora DentonDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Donohue

Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. HallMr. and Mrs. Dale A. HollowayMr. and Mrs. Don KoleDr. Edward Perkins and Dr. Amy GreeneMr. and Mrs. James L. RayburnDr. and Mrs. Bud Robertson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. SchusterMr. and Mrs. Shawn A. SimsMr. Herbert C. Skinner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark TothMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. WallaceDrs. Michael Wilkowski and Deborah Ann WilkowskiMr. and Mrs. Travis D. WindsorMr. and Mrs. Matthew L. WitbeckMr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Yates

TARTAN CLUBMr. and Mrs. Charles M. AimoneDr. and Mrs. Nenad R. AvramovskiMs. Gretchen K. W. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Ronnie A. Barnhill, Jr.Mr. Emile BootsmaMs. Gale CartledgeCoca Cola Bottling of SavannahMs. Jeannie C. CohnMr. and Mrs. Sean F. DriscollDr. and Mrs. Benjamin DuvalMr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Frame, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Philip Friedman, D.D.S.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. GoldsteinMs. Robin GrenchikCol. (Ret.) and Mrs. James E. HardenMr. and Mrs. David G. KahnLt. Col. Norman Laird, USAF, Ret.Dr. and Mrs. William LamptonMr. and Mrs. David L. OrrMr. and Mrs. Royce PalmerMr. and Mrs. Neal PurvisMr. and Mrs. Scott H. RasplickaMr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Rogers, IIIMr. and Mrs. Gary T. SadowskiMs. Emily SaussyMs. Nancy S. SheetsMs. Mary Ann SmithDr. and Mrs. John S. SolitarioRev. Matt and Dr. Kelley WaldronDr. and Mrs. Michael C. Wilson

HIGHLANDER CLUBMr. and Mrs. Michael D. AwadMr. and Mrs. Christian M. BassMr. Raymond Bingley and Mrs. Helen KershawMs. Ellen BradleyJodi B. BrittMr. Robert B. BrownMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Y. ChuMr. Grant Clark and Colonel Ellen Clark

Dr. and Mrs. Brian H. ColemanMr. and Mrs. Tom Esau Mr. and Mrs. W. Lamar FieldsMs. Christine FletcherMr. and Mrs. Angel J. GarciaMr. and Mrs. Charles W. NedrigaMr. and Mrs. Robert T. GephartMr. and Mrs. Kevin D. GloverMr. and Mrs. Brian E. GrenchikDr. and Mrs. Robert A. HallMr. and Mrs. Robert L. HanberryMr. and Mrs. David R. HarperMr. Dennis J. HelleMr. and Mrs. Buzzy HillDr. Larry Horesh and Mrs. Gina MarshallMr. Mark Houser and Dr. Theresa Montoya-HouserMr. Johnny and Dr. Julie HowardMr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. HurfordMr. and Mrs. Homer C. Jenkins, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Holland B. Judkins, IIIMr. and Mrs. Bo J. KraussMs. Jennifer L. KuhlaMr. and Mrs. Ron LeeMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. LeeMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Livingston, IIIDr. Gordana Lovrekovic-ZakulaMr. and Mrs. Joseph MarinelliMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. MarsdenDr. Bruce Marshall and Dr. Julia JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John R. MayoJulie McIntosh and Charles EllisMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. MermelsteinMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Mitchell, Jr.Ms. Carolyn A. NegleyMiss Carrie D. NegleyMr. and Mrs. Dick OetgenDr. and Mrs. Gokhan OzaysinCol. and Mrs. Carl C. Poythress, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John RahlMr. and Mrs. Tyler L. RandolphMr. and Mrs. J. McLeod RomingerMr. Adam Rifenberick and Mrs. Sara RubinsteinMr. Philip J. RuckerMr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Solomon, IVDr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. SpitalnickMr. and Mrs. Karl D. StephensMr. and Mrs. Richard StillwagonMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Walter J. VanBruntMr. and Mrs. Victor E. VanderlugtMr. and Mrs. Patrick C. WalshMs. Catherine WarrenDr. Gregory A. WheelerDr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Whipple, M.D.

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PATRON CLUBMr. Scott AbernathyMs. Elizabeth L. AdamsMr. C.S. Adams, IIIMiss Emily L. AimoneMr. and Mrs. Steven T. AldrichMr. and Mrs. Arthur AltmanMrs. Ali AmeduriMr. and Mrs. John AnnunziataMr. Dana Homer and Mrs. Maria Jose ArconadaMr. and Mrs. John B. AshtonMr. and Mrs. John AshtonMr. and Mrs. Andrew AtkinsMr. and Mrs. Michael Bare eldMr. and Mrs. William BarnesMr. and Mrs. Leo G. Beckmann, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Kevin A. BerkmanDrs. Keith and Kristen BettsMr. and Mrs. Ralph R. BlackMr. and Mrs. Steven J. BlissMr. and Mrs. David R. BothwellMr. and Mrs. Leland W. Brantley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Brightwell Jr.Ms. Beth BrodleyMrs. Catherine L. BrownMr. and Mrs. Randy BugosMr. and Mrs. Matthew M. BushMr. and Mrs. Robert A. CantrellMr. and Mrs. Steven J. CarboneMr. and Mrs. Michael D. ChapmanMr. Andrew M. ChapmanMr. Patrick W. CobbMr. and Ms. Christopher S. ConlonMr. James and Dr. Pamela ConnorMr. and Mrs. L.W. Cook, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller CookMr. and Mrs. Graham CooperMr. and Mrs. Robert CordascoMrs. Felissa B. CovinMs. Barbara DawsonMr. and Mrs. Karl DeMasiMiss Michelle E. DeMasiMr. William DentonMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. DesaMr. Todd M. DesautelsMr. and Mrs. Frederick DevyatkinMs. Betty DiCamilloMr. and Mrs. John DixonMr. and Mrs. Doug DixonMr. Ben DombroskiMs. Marie DotsonMr. and Mrs. Troy D. DownenCapt. Max C. DuncanMs. Michelle DuvalMr. and Mrs. Timothy H. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Jeff ErecksonDr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Finkel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard GammonMr. and Mrs. Troy M. GayleMs. Ruthie GerstenblattMr. and Mrs. Daniel GibsonMr. Colin R. GilliganMs. Penny M. GinnMr. and Mrs. Reggie GoldsmithMr. and Mrs. Jeffery A. Gonzalez, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Don GrayMr. and Mrs. Charles H. Grif n, IIIMr. and Mrs. Joshua HankeMs. Jacqueline Harris-SolomonMs. Wincy D. HelleMr. and Mrs. Robert N. HerkimerMrs. Loretta HixDr. and Mrs. John S. HobbyMr. and Mrs. L. Inman Hodges, Jr.Mr. Carl HofmannMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Hopkins, Jr.Mr. Frank A. HowardMr. Jeff S. HowardDr. and Mrs. Armstrong J. Howard, Jr.Mr. Michael IrvingMr. and Mrs. Jaime JamaMs. Laura L. JamesMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. KehoeMr. and Mrs. Jack KelleyJackson Bramblet KelleyMr. and Mrs. Tim KieneDr. and Mrs. John R. KraftMr. and Mrs. Robert KraftMr. Keith A. LankMr. and Mrs. Brian P. LawrenceMr. David Kelley and Mrs. Jessica LazzuriMr. Bryan C. LeeMs. Jennifer A. LeeMr. and Mrs. Jonathan F. LlewellynMr. Alexander T. LovellMs. Courtney E. MansonMr. and Mrs. Barry McCarthyMr. Garrett B. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Meek, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MermelsteinMr. and Mrs. Brock MillerMr. and Mrs. Mark J. MillerMr. and Dr. Matthew E. MillsMr. and Mrs. George MoserMr. David MurrayMr. Milton P. NorrasMr. and Mrs. Charles S. NorrasMs. Eleanor OurhaanMr. and Mrs. Philip L. PerrieMr. and Mrs. Russell W. Perry, Sr.Ms. Kimberly PetersonMr. and Mrs. Randall L. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Anthony C. PizzoMr. and Mrs. Michael E. PrevattMr. and Mrs. John G. Ramage

Mr. and Mrs. George RossMr. and Mrs. Timothy D. RudolphiMr. and Mrs. George A. RyanDr. and Mrs. Ashraf SaadMs. Christine SappMr. and Mrs. Robert K. SchindhelmMr. and Mrs. Scott H. Searcy, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. ShermanMrs. Paul D. SilirieMs. Kara SimonsMr. Allan Basile and Dr. Kendra SissersonDr. Stephanie L. SkinnerMr. and Mrs. Frank Smircic, Jr.Mr. Jeffrey D. SmithMr. and Mrs. Tate W. Smith Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. StandingMr. and Mrs. Dan StephensMr. and Mrs. Robert E. StephensonMr. and Mrs. Choontaik SuhMr. and Mrs. Jeff SuttonMr. and Mrs. Herbert TaylorMrs. Florence ThurstonTortugasMr. and Mrs. Neill TouchstoneMr. and Mrs. Vasilios E. TsiarasMrs. Grace TutenMr. and Mrs. Charles K. TysonMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. VacalaMr. Jules VictorMr. and Mrs. Lynn W. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Hayes D. WalzMr. Daniel Welch and Ms. Ali HatchWells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift ProgramMr. and Mrs. Adam L. WilkinsMs. Karen K. WinstonMr. and Mrs. John T. Wiseman, IIIMr. and Mrs. Douglas E. WollenburgMr. and Mrs. John C. Wylly, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wylly, IIIMr. and Mrs. John T. YatesMr. and Mrs. David J. ZiblutMr. and Mrs. Wolfgang W. Ziegler

FRIENDS OF ST. ANDREW’SMr. and Mrs. Joseph AveretteMr. Daniel BattenMr. and Mrs. Michael G. BennetMr. and Mrs. August BretonMr. and Mrs. Richard G. CarsonMs. Joanna Schindhelm CoeMs. Kristin ColeMr. and Mrs. Garner CreelMr. and Mrs. Michael T. FollakMr. Dexter FrittsMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. GerryMr. Jonathan C. E. HelmkenMr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Hudson, III

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Jeremy S. KoleMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. LalesMr. and Mrs. Andy MartinMr. and Mrs. Bryan MercierMr. and Mrs. Chris MullenMiss Lela M. NorrasMiss Erin E. NorvellMs. Amy PurvisMr. Ian SpragueMr. and Mrs. Joe ThoniMr. Craig Woodham

ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASSPenny Morgan Ginn 1979Boo McCue Ramage 1980Miller Cook 1980Karen Holloway Prevatt 1980Jeanette Tuten Carson 1980Kim Poythress Garcia 1981Reggie Goldsmith 1981Renee Austin Ereckson 1981Dale Holloway 1982Ellen Gay Bradley 1982Carl Hofmann 1983Fran Gnann Huncke 1983Tina Gaudry Lales 1983Karen Helmly Oelschig 1984Mark Weeks 1984Laura Brightwell 1984Leigh Maner Ryan 1986Kathy Rogers Touchstone 1986Sarah Hansen Miller 1987Sanders Brightwell 1987John Wylly 1987Lisa Blackburn Cooper 1988Liz Skinner Kehoe 1988Jennifer Moore Black 1988Robert Gephart 1989Brigitte Mahn Esau 1990Kellie Stapen Creel 1990Windee Harden Helle 1991Cristy Llewellyn Lawrence 1991Amy Gaylor Nedriga 1991Ted Saunders 1992Ray Rogers 1992Christian Bass 1992Amy Cox Atkins 1992Felissa Baruch Covin 1992Becky Gaylor Hobby 1993Cathy Llewellyn Brown 1995Pat Cobb 1997Colin Gilligan 1999Philip Rucker 2002Randall Phillips 2001Tiffany Grif n Phillips 2002Jules Victor 2003Jeff Smith 2003Jennifer Lee 2004

Jonathan Helmken 2004Carolyn Negley 2005Garrett McCarthy 2006Emily Aimone 2006Frank Howard 2006Steven Carbone 2006Courtney Manson 2007Bryan Lee 2007Jeff Howard 2007Kimberly Lucas Mercier 2007Carrie Negley 2008Alex Lovell 2008Andrew Chapman 2008Lela Norras 2009Michelle DeMasi 2010Dexter Fritts 2010Erin Norvell 2010Jeremy Kole 2013

GIFTS IN KINDMrs. Lynne CorbinGarden on the SquareMr. and Mrs. Robert A. HoerstingMr. and Mrs. Frank KellyDr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaLt. Col. Norman Laird, USAF, Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Miller, Jr.Tammy Williams Photography

CAPITAL DONORSMr. and Mrs. David W. ArcherMr. and Mrs. Gus H. BellMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GephartMr. Colin R. GilliganMr. Neil W. JohnsonKennickell Print & CommunicationsDr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaMr. and Mrs. Robert L. McCorkle, IIIMrs. Savita K. Raut and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Bud Robertson, Jr.Dr. Naomi Rucker, Ph.D.

HIGHLAND SOCIETYThe Highland Society recognizes our most generous donors each year.Mr. and Mrs. David A. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Jay W. AndrewsMr. and Mrs. David W. ArcherMr. and Mrs. George E. Archer Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Anthony AvinoBahama Joe’sDr. and Mrs. J. W. BartsMr. and Mrs. Paul C. BlandMs. Laura BrightwellCheckSmartDr. Michael B. ChisnerCoca Cola Bottling of SavannahCoca-Cola Enterprises, Inc.Colonial Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Len Cripe and Mrs. Sandra RothDr. and Mrs. James A. Daly, IIIMr. and Mrs. Ted DennardDr. Alan Lord and Dr. Lora DentonDr. and Mrs. James W. DewberryDigitus Biometrics IncDr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DonohueMr. and Mrs. Paul J. FarthingDr. and Mrs. William W. Faulk, D.M.D.Mr. and Mrs. David E. FerencsikMr. and Mrs. Arthur M. GignilliatMr. and Mrs. Donald K. HallMr. and Mrs. Judson C. HillMr. and Mrs. Dale A. HollowayMr. and Mrs. Robert J. HunckeMr. and Mrs. John D. JenningsMr. Neil W. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David J. KellyKennickell Print & CommunicationsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. KoleMr. and Mrs. Don KoleDr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaMs. Andrea A. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. Paul D. MillerMr. and Mrs. Donnie MorganMr. and Mrs. Cary D. NegleyMr. and Mrs. Kurt OelschigDr. Edward Perkins and Dr. Amy GreeneMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. PowersMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. PowersPublix Super Markets, IncMr. and Mrs. James L. RayburnDr. and Mrs. Bud Robertson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William E. SaundersMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. SchusterMr. Jim A. Shef eldMr. and Mrs. Shawn A. SimsSodexoDr. and Mrs. Jason C. StillwagonDr. Daniel and Dr. Helene SuhMr. and Mrs. Mark TothMr. Mark Tymchyshyn and Mrs. Gretchen WestVinnie Van GoGo’sMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. WarrenMr. and Mrs. Mark WeeksDrs. Michael Wilkowski and Deborah Ann WilkowskiMr. and Mrs. Travis D. WindsorMr. and Mrs. Matthew L. WitbeckDr. and Mrs. Christopher L. WixonMr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Yates

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Aloft - Tallahassee, FLAmusement Sales and ServicesAnderson JewelersAndy & Blanche PowersAngela Groover Interior DesignsAnytime FitnessAtrium DancewearBeef O’Brady’sBeth AldrichBicycle LinkBilly & Amanda GrovesBob & Vanne HanberryBob & Wendy HoerstingBobby & Fran HunckeBonna Bella Yacht ClubBooster ClubByrd Cookie CompanyCar SpaCarmel KellyCatherine A. Warren PhotographyChatham Dermatology/Dr. Toni McCulloughChristine Hall PhotographyChristmas on the RiverChristy’s Department StoreCirca LightingCoach’s CornerCoastal Empire LacrosseCoca Cola Bottling of SavannahColor Geek SalonCorleone’sCourtyard - Athens, GACourtyard Downtown TampaCrab Creek ChartersCurry CleanersCutters Point CoffeeDairy QueenDale & Sheree HollowayDaly & Salter PhotographyDan & Helene SuhDave & Margaret ArcherE Shaver BooksellersEd & Margaret ChapmanEd Perkins & Amy GreeneEdie & Travis WindsorEdward & Julie LongExcursions UnlimitedF.P. Wortley JewelersFab’rik SavannahFleet FeetFour Kids SavannahFrances BartsFriends of St. Andrew’sGarden on the SquareGaslight GroupGauchoGeorge ArcherGeorgia Music WarehouseGigi’s CupcakesGinger WilkinsGokhan & Isil OzaysinGreen GrassGreen Truck RestaurantGreg & Mary Ruth Miller

Hampton Inn and Suites - OrlandoHerb Creek Landscape SuppliesHester & ZippererHilton Garden Inn - HHIHLC Hotels, Inc.Homewood Suites - Knoxville, TNHoward Family DentaliTech for BusinessJ PaigeJ. Parker Ltd.Jason & Carrie StillwagonJeff & Stayce KoeglerJoe & Kris PowersJohn & Amy MayoJohn Davis Florist and Balloon FairJudson & Shannon HillJUSTGRACE DESIGNSJustine VanderlugtKaren PerrieKarl & Liz StephensK’Bella GourmetKelley & Matt WaldronKelley WaldronKing and PrinceKitchenware Out ttersKohl’sLeeAnn Kole PhotographyLen CripeLibby ThoniLiz StephensLiz’s LuxuriesLovin’ SpoonsLower School Faculty and StaffMaison de MacaronsMark TothMartin & Martha SullivanMathnasiumMatt WitbeckMichael & Bliss WilsonMiddle School Faculty & StaffMighty Eighth Air Force MuseumMiss Judy ChartersMonkey Joe’sMr. Joshua HankeMr. Michael Bare eldMr. Michael Hamilton , Sr. & Mrs. Barbara HamiltonMr. Patrick Du PreMr. Toan DangMrs. & Mr. Kathy & Barry McCarthyMrs. & Mr. Wendy & Jeff SuttonMs. Christine FletcherMs. Elizabeth MalinsMs. Emily SaussyMs. Jacquelyn SolomonNadeauOelschig NurseryOglethorpe Tours of SavannahOne Stop WirelessPapa Murphy’s Take N’ Bake PizzaPaul & Paula BlandPaula Deen Enterprises, LLC.Paula Hall

Philip & Karen PerriePlantation Carriage ToursPolka DotsPoseidon SpaQuality Bike ShopRay Bingley & Helen KershawResidence Inn - CharlotteResidence Inn Savannah Historic DistrictRonnie & Kim BarnhillRuth’s Chris SteakhouseSalon Twenty-TenSalt Air TextilesSanders Country StoreSatchelSavannah Aviation Inc.Savannah Bee CompanySavannah Makeup ProfessionalsSavannah TheatreScott & Ann SearcyScott AbernathyScribble Art StudioSerendipityShawn & Andrea SimsSheree HollowaySouth MagazineSpring Hill Suites - Richmond, VASt. Andrew’s AdministrationSt. Andrew’s Athletic DepartmentStar CastleStayce K PhotographySting RaysSweet TeaTaca Sushi & Japanese FusionThe Cottage ShopThe Crab ShackThe Magic Puppet Toys & GiftsThe Mosquito AuthorityThe Pink DoorThe Rug ShoppeTiffani Taylor GalleryTim MalinsTortuga’s Island GrilleTowneTroy Mediterranean RestaurantTwo Smart CookiesVCA Greater Savannah Animal HospitalVilla SavannahVinnie Van GoGo’sWestin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & SpaWet Willie’sWhitemarsh BeverageWilmington Island Club

LIVE GALA DONORSScott AbernathyAlan Campbell StudiosRobert AllenbyAtlanta FalconsAtwell’s Art & FrameMr. and Mrs. Gus and Diana BellJohn BirkheimerPaul & Paula BlandBlu Owl Photography

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Coastal Empire Plastic SurgeryC.N. Walker Designs, LLCDaly & Salter PhotographyExcursions UnlimitedDavid & Beth FerencsikChristine FletcherF.P. Wortley JewelersFoley House InnFreedom Boat ClubFriends of St. Andrew’sGarden on the SquareChip GoldsmithGretsch FoundationBilly & Amanda GrovesMrs. Debbie HelmkenJudson and Shannon HillBobby and Fran HunckeImpressions by KathyInternational SpiritsIslands YMCAMrs. Beth JohnsonMr. Stephen KasunMrs Bobbie KraftMr. and Mrs. Ramsey & Pamela KhalidiCongressman Jack KingstonDonald and Sandra KuhlaJeff and LeeAnn KoleL.A. Waters FurnitureLandings Golf Car CenterLeoci’sLevy JewelersLions Pride Booster ClubRob and Sissy LivingstonRonnie and Beth LongshoreJulie McIntoshMole Window CleaningDonnie MorganMs. Bellamy MurphyJane Neville PhotographyCarl PearlAndy and Blanche PowersScott and Melissa RasplickaRiver Street SweetsSt. Andrew’s Board of TrusteesSt. Joseph’s/Candler Health SystemsSavannah Film FestivalSavannah Harbor Golf CourseSavannah Hyatt RegencySavannah MagazineSavannah TheatreShawn & Andrea SimsMr. Brian Stovall Mr. and Mrs. Joe & Sally SwiatekSouthern Pine Co.Jason and Carrie StillwagonSting RaysDan and Helene SuhTammy Williams PhotographyTelfair Museum of ArtThe Island PearlThe Landings ClubTori Shef eldMark and Mitzi TothTrends and Traditions

J.T. Turner Construction CompanyUniversity of GeorgiaCellular Sales/Verizon Caroline VernerGinger WilkinsWilmington Island ClubWyndham Jacksonville Riverwalk

LOYALTY LEADERS

years consecutively to the Annual Fund.Mr. and Mrs. David A. AdamsMs. Elizabeth L. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Steven T. AldrichDr. and Mrs. Anthony AvinoMr. and Mrs. Michael D. AwadMr. and Mrs. Michael Bare eldMr. and Mrs. Leo G. Beckmann, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. BennetMr. Raymond Bingley and Mrs. Helen KershawMr. and Mrs. David R. BothwellMs. Beth BrodleyMr. and Mrs. Randy BugosMr. and Mrs. Robert A. CantrellMs. Joanna Schindhelm CoeMr. James and Dr. Pamela ConnorMr. Len Cripe and Mrs. Sandra RothMr. and Mrs. Karl DeMasiMr. and Mrs. Frederick DevyatkinMs. Michelle DuvalMr. and Mrs. Paul J. FarthingMr. and Mrs. David E. FerencsikMr. and Mrs. W. Lamar FieldsMr. and Mrs. Robert T. GephartMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GephartMr. and Mrs. Daniel GibsonMr. and Mrs. Arthur M. GignilliatMr. and Mrs. Don GrayMs. Wincy D. HelleMr. and Mrs. Dale A. HollowayDr. and Mrs. Keith A. HousmanDr. and Mrs. John C. Howard, Jr.Mr. Frank A. HowardMr. Jeff S. HowardMr. and Mrs. Carlos C. Hudson, IIIMr. and Mrs. Jaime JamaMr. and Mrs. Homer C. Jenkins, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. JohnsonMr. Neil W. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David J. KellyMr. and Mrs. Tim KieneMr. and Mrs. Don KoleMr. and Mrs. Bo J. KraussDr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaLt. Col. Norman Laird, USAF, Ret.Mr. David Kelley and Mrs. Jessica LazzuriMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. LeeMs. Courtney E. MansonMr. and Mrs. Christopher D. MarsdenMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Meek, Jr.Capt. and Mrs. Neil J. MunroMs. Carolyn A. NegleyMiss Carrie D. Negley

Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. NegleyMr. and Mrs. Philip L. PerrieMr. and Mrs. Russell W. Perry, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. PowersMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. PowersMr. and Mrs. James L. RayburnMr. and Mrs. George A. RyanMs. Christine SappMr. Anthony D. ScaturroMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. SchusterMr. and Mrs. Scott H. Searcy, Jr.Ms. Nancy S. SheetsMr. and Mrs. Shawn A. SimsMr. Herbert C. Skinner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P. Solomon, IVDr. and Mrs. Jason C. StillwagonDr. Daniel and Dr. Helene SuhMr. and Mrs. Jeff SuttonMr. and Mrs. Robert ThomassetMrs. Florence ThurstonMr. and Mrs. Vasilios E. TsiarasRev. Matt and Dr. Kelley WaldronDr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Whipple, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Travis D. WindsorMr. and Mrs. John T. Wiseman, IIIMr. Craig Woodham

SPECIAL APPEALA eal durin the ive Auction or ca us i rove ents.Dr. and Mrs. Anthony AvinoMr. and Mrs. Ronnie BarnhillMr. and Mrs. Gus BellMr. and Mrs. John BirkheimerMr. and Mrs. Paul C. BlandMr. and Mrs. Douglas A. GoldsteinMr. and Mrs. Brian E. GrenchikMr. and Mrs. Dale A. HollowayDr. and Mrs. John C. HowardMr. and Mrs. Robert J. HunckeMr. and Mrs. Neil C. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. David KahnMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. KoleMr. and Mrs. Donald KuhlaMr. and Mrs. Kurt OelschigMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. PowersMr. Len Cripe and Mrs. Sandi RothDr. and Mrs. Ben SpitalnickMr. & Mrs. Stephen D. StandingDr. and Mrs. Jason StillwagonDr. and Mrs. Dan SuhMr. and Mrs. Mark Toth

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Annual Fund $204,897

Capital Gifts $45,700

Jenkins Trust $85,819

Silent/Live Auction $79,336

$415,752

We have tried to avoid any errors or omissions in the Annual Report of Giving. If any changes need to be made, please contact Scott Searcy at 912.897.4941 or searcys@saintschool.com. Thanks for your continued support.

It was a great night for friend and fund raising. Thanks to Carrie Stillwagon and her awesome committee for organizing the event.

1. Sissy Livingston 2. Shelley Jenkins, Wendy Bath & Paula Hall 3. Brenda Bibee, Kelly O’Neal & Hollis Murray 4. Ron Lee, Daniel Hix ’11 & Dana Lee 5. Diane & David Kahn, Rob & Amy Cordasco 6. Chene Walz &

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Live Auction/Gala Sponsors

PLATINUM Hussey, Gay, Bell & DeYoungNeurological Institute of Savannnah

GOLDEN LION

AnonymousChatham Oral SurgeryHoward Family DentalJohn Wesley VillasSavannah Vascular & Cardiac InstituteSea Island BankSoutheast MedicalVinnie Van GoGo’s

PATRON

BB&T Insurance ServicesBahama Joe’sThe Kennnickell Group

SAVE THE DATE Live Auction & Gala March 8, 2014

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HOMECOMING PARADE ’13

1. Coach Dixon & Class of ’14 football players 2. 5th Grade’s 1st Place Banner 3. 4K/Cindy Murray & Lily Aiken 4. 8th Graders/Alex Awad & Emily Sims 5. Junior Class’ Yellow Submarine 6. Senior Class 7. 2nd Graders/Julian Kraft, Hayden Keller, Jackie Robinson & Remi Coleman 8. 7th Graders/Olivia King, Sara Cordasco & Piper Lanier

POWDER PUFF GAME

1. 5th Graders/ Hannah Hollis, Olivia Shef eld & Aubrey Vanderlugt 2. Aslan Leiby-Redden ’14, Kate Ferencsik ’16, Madison Mitchell ’16 & Victoria Nguyen ’163. Our newest cheerleaders! 4. Stella Oelschig ’24

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We know that those closest to St. Andrew’s School are the best representatives for spreading good news. Here are some TALKING POINTS to share with others when you are out and about.

Talking Points

For more than fteen years, St. Andrew’s has maintained a close relationship with a Sister School in Valencia, Venezuela. Although it is from another country, el Instituto de Educación Activa (IDEA) shares many of our same values. The six students chosen to visit St. Andrew’s and attend classes each Fall are chosen based on traits held dear by both schools. Their behavior, academic achievement, involvement in the community as a whole, and skill in English are all key in determining which students will join us in our hallways. Some students, as Andrés Williams is right now, elect to join the St. Andrew’s community for even longer. He will be staying with us for the duration of the rst semester as many students have before him.

Danny Batten, Spanish teacher and program coordinator, pictured with students from IDEA

Sister School from the South

BIG APPLE

St. Andrew’s recently received the APPLE DISTINGUISHED AWARD for excellence. The criteria is based on

innovation, leadership and excellence in the classroom. We are one of 42 private schools nationwide to receive the honor for the 2012-13 school year.

We Are ST. ANDREW’S PROUD

We have a distinctive new entry to the Lower School campus. The welcoming, landscaped gateway includes three ags - St. Andrew’s, Georgia and American. And after some serious pruning, you can now see into the

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Far left, clockwise Deana Dabit ’14 and her Scottish Clan partner, Isabella Dalbudak ’24; Will Jennings and Ali Ameduri; Kendall Cripe ’23, Ayesha Chisholm ’16, Rebecca Suh ’16 & Gracie Wheeler-Lovrekovic ’24; Aryaman Arora ’20 at the frisbee competition; Middle School girls in the kilted run; Clan Campbell in the parade; Jacob Chu ’25 and his partner, Dylan Hix ’14; Matty Powers ’15 and his partner Zachary Krauss ’25

Above, clockwise Mark Toth and John Wiseman lead the Scottish Clans to battle; Caber toss champ Andrew Adams ’14; Clan Stewart in tug-of-war action

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CLASS Hey AlumsWe want to hear from you! Please send any and all news to alumni@saintschool.com

NEWS’95 ANDREW MUNRO and wife, Jill, have one son, Thomas, and are living in Atlanta. The 16 month old recently spent a week in Savannah with his grandmother

and St. Andrew’s staff member, Pauline Munro.

’06 JAMIE COOPER is working with the St. Andrew’s Varsity football team. He is assisting with the offensive and defensive line and can be seen at the top of the press box during games.

’07 KIM LUCAS married Bryan Mercier on Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012 at Hamilton Mill Golf Club in Braselton, Georgia complete with dinner and

dancing. Alix Erola-Rebellato ’07 was a bridesmaid, and Megan Maner ’07 participated in the wedding. Bryan and Kim met through a mutual friend in college. Bryan is from Lawrenceville, GA. They are building a home in Sugar Hill, GA.

’07 MEGAN MANER is starting her third year of teaching at Coastal Middle School. She is a teacher for the deaf.

’08 BARBARA SCHUSTER recently participated in an event called “Over the Edge” at the Hyatt Regency Boston. The goal is to raise money for the Special Olympics of Massachusetts so they can continue to sponsor and provide opportunities for athletes with special needs. Barbara joined

her Hyatt co-workers and rappelled down from the roof of the 22 story hotel! “I honestly had an amazing time and wanted to go again the second my feet hit the oor. The property is right in the heart of downtown Boston so you can see a great view of the city (if you’re brave enough to turn your head).

’09 VANN-ELLISON SEALES has co-founded 13 Bricks Clothing Company, a new T-shirt line which debuted August 2 at Desotorow Gallery in Savannah. The T-shirts are 100 percent American made with eco-friendly inks and bold designs by local artists. For more info or to purchase, go to 13bricksclothing.com

’13 JEREMY KOLE recently had a visit from St. Andrew’s Theatre teacher, Richie Cook, who was in New York City for an IB workshop on “Devising Theatre.” Jeremy is studying acting at The New School. He has been cast in a production of The Hot L Baltimore by Lanford Wilson and An Enemy of the People by Ibsen (translated by Arthur Miller). He has also been accepted as a playwright for The New School’s New Work program, and is a performer for The Musical Theater Organization. Jeremy is also currently writing and producing an original 2 person show with a college mate.

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Highlander is a quarterly publication. We welcome class news, photographs, story ideas & comments by alumni, parents and friends. Please send them to Scott Searcy at: 601 Penn Waller Rd, Savannah, 31410 or searcys@saintschool.com

ALUMNI BOARD 2012 - 13Karen Helmly Oelschig ’84 • PresidentGary Conleay ’99Katie Hardie Conleay ’99Kim Poythress Garcia ’81Dale Holloway ’82Liz Skinner Kehoe ’88Leigh Maner Ryan ’86Jeff Smith ’03Jules Victor ’03For more information, contact Karen Oelschig at karen.oelschig@expeditors.com

PARENTS OF ALUMNIIf your child no longer lives at your address, please notify us at alumni@saintschool.com or 912.897.4941, x. 307 of his/her new mailing address.

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Scenes from HOMECOMING 20131. Dianne Lee & Bryan Lee ’072. The Class of 1988 - Gretchen Bailey, Julia Munroe, Liz Skinner Kehoe, Jim Braun & Lisa Blackburn Cooper3. The Class of 2013 - Meg Elwood, James English, Taylor Faulk & Igor Avramovski4. Matt Hunt ’03 & Preston White ’025. Jinan Lamas Cole ’87 & her daughter

KAREN HELMLY OELSCHIG ’84 received the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Award at halftime from Head of School, Mark Toth

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