Erskine Connector Fall/Winter 2014–15 1

Connector

Erskine Connector Fall/Winter 2014–15 1

Fall/Winter 2014-2015

by Michael J. McQuarrie, Headmaster

InsideCamp EA ..........................................p. 3Model State ..................................... P. 3NHS Inducti on ..................................p. 4Taking Music to Haiti ........................p. 5MELMAC Grant Update ....................p. 6New Librarian ..................................p. 7JMG on the Road .............................p. 8TLC for Greyhounds .........................p. 8Eagle Open .......................................p. 9Class Notes .............................. p. 10–11In Memoriam .................................p. 11REPORT OF CONTRIBUTIONS ... p. 12–15

Greetings from the top of the stairs…

A school’s values are its broad tendencies to prefer or give

importance to certain things over others. When promoted and sustained over time, these priorities—core values—characterize the school and become so embedded in its culture that they are often unconscious to those who hold and practice them. Such is the case with stewardship, the more diffi cult of our core values to articulate to others.

As a term, stewardship is uncommon in everyday conversation and thus diffi cult to defi ne (quiz a young person and you’ll likely fi nd this so). However, when steward-ship is a value, as it is here, it should be observable to our visitors and inferred by our att itudes and actions. Indeed, after its three-day visit to our school this fall, a nine-member visiting committ ee representing our accrediting agent, the New England Association of Schools and Colleges,

Save the Date!

Alumni Reunion 2015May 29 & 30• Friday Night Spirit Kickoff - The Grain Room at China Dine-ah• Alumni Golf at Natanis Golf Course, Arrowhead course• Saturday aft ernoon/evening - Tours, Class Photos, Recepti on, and Banquet• Celebrati ng special milestone reunions are the Class of 1965 (50th Reunion) and

classes ending in 0s and 5s. All alumni are invited!

More informati on and the registrati on form will be mailed to you soon.Please note that this is NOT Memorial Day Weekend.

The Signifi cance of Stewardshipaffi rmed in its report the signifi cant practice of steward-ship by our school community.

Stewardship encompasses and extends community service, civil engage-ment, activism, and

volunteerism to include the develop-ment, responsible use, and protection of school, local, state, and global resources. In short, stewardship is about the importance of looking after the world and making it bett er for all, which is why our students and staff engage in it so notably. We believe that not only must we provide the best possible academic challenge for our students; we must also challenge and support them to become good, kind, and giving citizens with conscience.

While it is critical that Erskine be on top of the latest trends and technology to access our world, having the world at our fi ngertips is not the same as touching our world. Rather, it is the local community that provides the real-world context within which students can apply classroom lessons, learn life skills, and develop att itudes about social responsibility. To illustrate, if students can collect donations to aid a local family whose home was lost to fi re, organize a blood

drive or benefi t dinner, build homes in Costa Rica for the destitute, or bring music education to the impover-ished in Haiti, they can rally compassion and support for

any cause. Selfl essly being of service to their school, towns, and others off ers students the basic qualities they need to connect with anyone on the planet: a sense of place and purpose, respect, openness, and understanding.

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We remain whole and viable in large part due to your stewardship.

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The Signifi cance of Stewardship

Join over 2,100 fans and “Like” EA’s Facebook page to stay up to date on school and alumni news: facebook.com/erskineacademy

TAKE NOTEIn 2015, classes ending in 0s and 5s

will be celebrating milestone reunions. Are you planning to gather your class-mates for a celebration? The Alumni Offi ce can help you locate your class members, send a mailing for you, and offer planning ideas. Contact Halda Stout at (207) 445-2964 or hstout@erskine247.com.

How is the can tab collect-ing going? For those of you who attended the All Classes Reunion 2014, a request was put out to col-lect can tabs to benefi t the Shriners Hospitals for Children. Can tabs may be dropped at the school or brought to this year’s Reunion on May 30. Thank you very much for your stewardship!

Award Nominati ons Requested

There are so many wonderful and deserving alumni and friends of Erskine who should be recognized for their accomplishments, and all they need is for you to nominate them for an award!

Distinguished Alumni Award(open to alumni only)

Exemplary Service (to Erskine Academy) Award

(open to anyone)

Volunteer Leadership Award(open to alumni only)

Guidelines and the nomination form can be found on the Erskine Alumni web pages or by contacting the Alumni Offi ce for assistance.

THE ANNUAL DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING NOMINATIONS IS

APRIL 1.

Individual achievement and social responsibility should go together. Service to school and community is an excellent way to begin building a balanced and mature perspective on life. This is “old school” connectivity, not the digital sort. In this edition, we highlight some outstanding examples of stewardship. We bring you stories and reports from our faculty and students who have set their hearts on doing good things. This youthful form of philanthropy is a fi rst step toward becoming a valuable participant in the world of giving.

It is fi tt ing that this edition dedicated to stewardship would include our annual Report of Contributions. We extend our sincere appreciation to our many alumni, families, and corporate friends for their kind and generous giving this past year to support, protect, and improve Erskine Academy. We remain whole and viable in large part due to your steward-ship. We thank you, our most valued resource, from the bott om of our hearts for your important role in aiding us to instill our mission and values deeply within all who att end and work in the fi nest high school in Maine.

Onward Erskine!

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above Erskine students on a humanitarian trip to Costa Rica, rebuilding a new home for a family. below Members of the HOPE Club (Helping Others Persevere at Erskine) holding a car wash to raise money to purchase school supplies for Erskine students in need.

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Getti ng to Know You

The school year opened on August 27 with 588 students—a good

sign that Erskine continues to thrive. The freshmen had their own day on campus before the rest of the student body arrived so they could become bett er acclimated to their new school.

On September 10, the freshmen class participated in the annual Camp EA day at Erskine, which provides an opportunity for members of each homeroom to get to know each other bett er.

Freshmen advisee groups partici-pated in a number of team-building activities throughout the day,

left Freshmen advisor Scott Minzy with students during Camp EA. above Building teamwork during Camp EA

including an advisee group fl ag decorating challenge, a

full class relay race constructed and implemented by retired teacher Lars Jonassen, a photo scavenger hunt, and several small group challenges. Each group was assigned two student leaders, who helped facilitate the

activities throughout the day. The activities were well received, and the freshmen homerooms seemed to really come together as a result of this event.

Erskine Ranks HighIn the Mainebiz magazine’s Fact Book 2014 issue published this fall, Erskine Academy earned commendable ratings in

two categories. In the “Schools with the highest graduation rates” category (based on Maine Department of Education 2012-2013 graduation rates), Erskine ranked 5th out of 15 schools with 97.3%. In the “Maine’s largest private schools” (based on total 2013 fall enrollment), Erskine ranked 4th out of 20 schools.

Future Leaders Learning Through Model State Program

The Erskine students who participated in Model State in November had a very productive weekend, according to

advisor Lori Dube. Brady Grott on ’15 was recognized for his leadership as Governor for the entire delegation. He, along with his cabinet members Secretary of Treasury Adam Bovie ’15 and Chief of Staff Jen Kochaver ’15, did an outstanding job running the weekend. Senate Chair Justin Davis ’15, Senator Abby Waceken ’15, and House Chairs Ally Bonsant ’17 and Katie Keller ’17 all represented Erskine well.

Out of over 60 interested candidates, the following Erskine students were selected as part of a 25-member delegation that will represent Maine at the Conference of National Aff airs this summer, which is a great honor. Those students are Brady Grott on, Adam Bovie, Jen Kochaver, Katie Keller, and Ally Bonsant.

above Model State Governor Brady Grott on ’15 seated to Governor LePage’s left . left Senate Chair Justi n Davis ’15 and House Chair Ally Bonsant ’17.

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Nati onal Honor Society Inducti on

In November, 13 seniors and 24 juniors were

inducted into the Dirigo Chapter of the National Honor Society during a ceremony in the James V. Nelson Gymnasium as family and friends looked on. President Morgan Fowle gave the opening and closing remarks, and Vice President Sarah Jordan, Secretary Emma Robertson, Treasurer Kaitlyn Sutt er, and member Adam Bovie presented parts of the ceremony as well.The torch is carried on... right Current and new NHS members at November 6, 2014 ceremony below L to R New NHS members Renee Beaudoin ’16, Austi n Johnson ’15, and Christi na Belanger 15

Trunk or TreatErskine brought back the successful “Trunk or Treat” Halloween event for local children. Organized by athletic teams and with the participation of costumed students and teachers, decorated cars were lined up in the front parking lot and trunks of treats were passed out to children as they walked by. Several hundred children enjoyed a safer Halloween. Right Science teacher Abby Everleth (a.k.a. pirate Jack Sparrow) and a young trick-or-treater.

COMMUNITY FUNContact us... and please noti fy us of any errors or omissions.

Development and Consti tuent Relati onsErskine Academy

309 Windsor Rd • South China ME 04358Tel: (207) 445-4026 • Fax: (207) 445-5945

www.erskineacademy.org mromac@erskine247.com

If this issue is addressed to your son or daughter who no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please provide his or her updated address to the Alumni Offi ce. An online form is also available on the Erskine Academy web site on the “For Alumni” page.

Editor-in-Chief: Michael McQuarrieWriter/Layout/Producti on: Melissa Romac

Printi ng: Albison’s Printi ng Co., Augusta, ME

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EA Music Director Jim Johnson joins a traditi onal Haiti an RaRa band on the shaker.

Taking the Music to Haiti by JaJa Marti n, Executi ve Director, Maine Music Outreach

During the summer of 2014, Maine Music Outreach (MMO)

sent two groups comprised of students from Lincoln Academy and Erskine Academy to the Holy Trinity Music Camp in Cange, Haiti. Erskine students Rebecca Reed ’14, Richard Preston ‘14 and Jennifer Kochaver ‘15 took part in this rewarding ten-day experience. Erskine Academy Music Director Jim Johnson traveled with the group as chaperone and camp volunteer while in Haiti. His remarkable talents and insights added great value to the program.

Located in the Central Plateau region of Haiti, the camp is set in a lush tropical forest. With countless sets of steps to navigate between rehearsals and meals, the students moved to the unique rhythm of each camp day.

The MMO students participated in band with their Haitian peers, played in ensemble groups with Haitian students and interna-tional teachers, and taught sectional classes and private lessons. Most of the instruc-tion they received was given in Haitian Creole or French, and many of the students they worked with had only a few words of English.

All three Erskine students rose to the challenges posed by the language and cultural barriers and succeeded with music instruction, communication, and making new friends. They each came away with an innate understanding of the Haitian culture and the diffi culties faced each day by the Haitian people.

“Even though they have so litt le, they are eager to share everything they have,” one student remarked.

Another student noticed that, “Music is more than just a pastime for the Haitian students; it’s a joy, and a deep and meaningful part of their lives.”

For more information about MMO, go to www.mainemusicoutreach.org.

Lincoln Academy student Elise Dumont leads a secti onal for beginner band.

Advanced Band Ensemble - Lincoln Academy student Cole Wentworth on saxophone (center)

Richard Preston ’14 parti cipati ng in and co-leading a drum secti onal.

Rebecca Reed ’14 and new friends

Young Haiti an cellists striving for perfecti on.

photos creditMaine Music Outreach

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programs; Morgan Fowle ’15 is fulfi lling the role this year at Erskine.

Notably, Erskine alumni are followed for two years after gradua-tion, giving them the support they need during the crucial fi rst two years of college. The MELMAC program is giving Erskine students the best opportunities for success after gradua-tion. Erskine has a 75% FAFSA applica-tion completion rate, which ranks it near the top among Maine public schools.

“Connecti ng Aspirati ons to a Plan” Update

The MELMAC team has spent numerous hours planning and

implementing programs made possible through the grant from the MELMAC Education Foundation. The objective of the grant is to improve the ability of Maine students to bett er understand options for continuing education after their high school graduation and to increase college enrollment.

Programs at Erskine funded by the grant have included van trips for seniors to visit colleges in Maine; van trips to local businesses; and College Applications Days to off er seniors the opportunity to get hands-on help with the college application process.

Presenters have included college admissions representatives, volunteers from MaineCAN (College Access Network), Finance Authority of Maine (FAME), MELMAC, and Maine Education Services (MES), and members of the Erskine Board of Trustees.

Junior and senior families were invited to att end a supper and workshop to review the process of completing the FAFSA college fi nancial aid application. The Maine Association of Financial Aid Administrators, through its School Support Initiative, has made available fi nancial aid offi cers to work one-on-one with families.

Members of the previous year’s graduating class are invited back to campus for a luncheon and to share feedback about their experience in their fi rst year out of high school, and collect scholarship monies. Over 40 members from the Class of 2014 returned this January.

This spring, freshmen will visit UMaine Augusta for campus tours, activities, and an overview of the admissions process, and sophomores will make campus visits to several Maine colleges. JMG students are visiting manufacturing plants and other service facilities to learn about alternative post-secondary options.

A “FAFSA Champion” is identi-fi ed in each school to promote the

Photos clockwise from top UMaine Augusta admissions representati ve Jeremy Bouford speaking during a College Applicati ons Day; the college acceptance board outside the Guidance Offi ce; Guidance Director Sue Lagasse and Guidance Acti viti es Coordinator Halda Stout assisti ng students with the online applicati on process during a College Applicati ons Day; members of the Class of 2014 reconnecti ng on campus.

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Meet Erskine’s New Librarian by Crystal Shamas-Douglas

Welcome! Welcome to the Erskine Library. This year Erskine has

a new librarian, and I am thrilled to be here. My name is Crystal Shamas-Douglas, and I will strive hard to continue the excellent work that Naomi Homan did for so many years for the students and staff at Erskine

Academy. I am assisted greatly in this pursuit by Evelyn Emerson, who has contributed her excellent organiza-tional and creative skills to the library for the last 13 years.

Libraries are no longer grim quiet places. Today, the best libraries contribute to the social, cultural, and academic success of students. This is achieved by librarians working with teachers and students to provide everyone with the best print and digital resources for their research and leisure reading needs.

The Erskine Academy Myrtle H. Austin Library has a wonderful collection of fi ction and nonfi c-tion books for all members of the school community and an evolving collection of online eBooks and databases to provide current information for research assign-ments and topics of interest. I want the Erskine library to be a place where students and staff are comfortable exploring their interests, asking questions, and making new discoveries. Our two new comfy reading chairs have defi nitely contributed to the comfort of our students!

In an eff ort to have the library be a vibrant, creative space, we will host a number of diff erent programs. In October, “Morning Music” with the Erskine Jazz Band provided a musical start to our day and was appreciated by over 50 students. In January, EA’s Percussion Explosion group performed for a large, enthusiastic crowd. Future plans for programming include poetry readings, guest speakers, more music, and student/staff art exhibits. The library will continue to evolve to meet the information and lifelong learning needs of the Erskine Academy community. Crystal Shamas-Douglas has an MA in American Studies from Michigan State University and has almost completed her MA in Library and Information Science from the University of South Carolina. She is a Canadian and lives with her husband in Oakland, ME. She has a daughter in the Peace Corps and a son in his last year of University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

far left New librarian Crystal Shamas-Douglas above Library Assistant Evelyn Emerson and Librarian Shamas-Douglas (it was Spirit Week’s “Beach Day”) left a student enjoys one of the new comfy chairs below Music Director Jim Johnson plays the xylophone with pianist Theresa Gervais ‘16 bott om left Student jazz guitarists during an October performance bott om right Percussion Explosion performing a hand percussion piece.

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Animals Need TLC, TooIn October, the TLC Club (Teens Leading and Learning Through

Community Service) spent time helping out at the Maine Greyhound Placement Service in Augusta www.greyhoundplacement.com.

JMG Takes to the Road

October 3 was National Manufacturing Day, and students

from Erskine Academy and JMG were invited to tour the 86,000 square foot Formtek Maine manufacturing facility in Clinton. See photos above. Students were greeted by Formtek employees, who took them around the facility in small groups. The students learned about the products Formtek makes and the machines that make the parts

that go into products we use every day. Some examples of the products that are manufactured by Formtek are school bus panels; BBQ grills; vacuum cleaners; and computer chip holders.

The students learned what kind of opportunities are available in the manufacturing industry and what classes they should be taking now and in a post-secondary school in order to work in the manufacturing industry.

One of the biggest take away points for the students was that they can have a good paying job in manufacturing.

JMG (Jobs for Maine’s Graduates) is an year-round experiential program. Alumnus Hauns Bassett ’93 is the JMG Specialist serving Erskine. To learn more about JMG, visit www.jmg.org/programs/high-school-program.

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Eagle Open

The Eagle Open Golf Tournament is an annual event, the proceeds

of which benefi t Erskine athletics through the good work of the Erskine Academy All-Sports Boosters. On September 27, about 100 players in teams of four enjoyed a fun-fi lled day of friendly competition for a worthwhile cause.

A very special thank you to Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro for facili-tating the tournament. Organizer Doran Stout cannot thank enough the members of the All Sports Boosters members, both past and present, who gave of their time on a Sunday for the benefi t of the kids! We also greatly appreciate the very generous support of the following sponsors:

CORPORATE HOLE SPONSORSRay Haskell Ford

Fieldstone Quickstopand Dollar Deals

Specialty Products Co.Harvest Time Natural Foods

Coutt s Bros., Inc.

INDIVIDUAL SPONSORSG & E Roofi ng

Kempton Tobey and SonTilton Insurance

TEAM SPONSORSKenway Corp.

Country Corners Grocery Store

Personal SponsorsFrito Lay

Pleau’s Market

above L to R Donnie Haskell ’78, Lee Haskell ’81, Ray Haskell ’83, and Adam Haskell bott om left L to R Faculty member Mike Soule ’95, Cameron Grass ’15, faculty member Ryan Nored ’93, and Luke Atchison ’14 bott om right L to R Norm Trow, Matt Trow, Paula Roddy Cuthbertson ’92, and Nick French ’97.

left L to R Members of the Erskine Academy All Sports Boosters Tina Wood P’12 ’15 ’18, Kim Brown ’86 P’05, and Erskine teacher Halda Stout P’99 ’01 manning the registrati on desk.

SAVE THE DATE - EAGLE OPEN 2015Sunday, Sept. 20, 2015

Natanis Golf CourseShotgun start 11:00 a.m.

Scramble FormatAll proceeds benefi t the

Erskine Academy All Sports BoostersFor more informati on, contact Halda Stout

hstout@erskine247.com

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of UMaine Farmington and a teacher at Erskine. Peter is a 2002 graduate of Faith Baptist Christian School in Skowhegan and is employed by the Cheyenne Police Department in Wyoming. A June 2015 wedding is planned. See photo at right.2008Meaghan Brown is engaged to be married in July 2015 to Jason Geroux of Holden. Meaghan graduated in August from UMaine Orono with a master’s degree in food science and human nutrition and wants to work as a registered dietician. Meaghan and Jason plan to reside in Holden, ME.

2010Congratulations to Chris Vogel, who received his secondary education degree from UMaine Farmington. He

fulfi lled his student teaching requirement at Erskine during the fall semester teaching math and social studies.2011Brian Pott er is doing well as soccer goalkeeper at Husson University. In an article published in the fall, Travis Lazarczyk writes, "...Brian Pott er began his senior season of soccer at Husson University

in fi ne fashion. [He] made nine saves, and the Eagles took a 1-0 win at

Class Notes

1948Carolyn James Dow writes that she and Roy still live in China where she has lived all her life. They have 12 grand-children, of whom all but one have graduated from Erskine, and four great grandchildren.1955Jeanne Colby Feyler and her husband Clinton are enjoying their 57th year together. They have two daughters of whom they are very proud. Jeanne has two grandchildren who are most dear to them. "They are the light of our life!" Jeanne is retired from the State of Maine and Woodland Assisted Liv-ing and is a volunteer at Cohen on the Meadows in Hallowell, ME.1963Congratulations to Ann Roach Willoughby and Dean Willoughby ’60, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last March with many family members and friends in att endance. See photo top middle.1975Cristi na Evers ran in the November elec-tion as a Democrat to represent District 79 in the Maine House of Representa-tives. Chris worked in banking for many years, starting as a clerk and ending as a vice president and trust of-fi cer. She is a real estate agent working for Lawrence Adams Realty in China. She sits on the board of the United Way of Kennebec Valley and the Au-gusta Food Bank. 2002Congratulations to Jessie Dow Haskell and Adam Haskell, who welcomed their fi rst child Jetson Lee Haskell on July 29. See photo at right. 2004Brandon Dow recently moved to San Jose, CA to accept a position as web developer for Linkedin. He previously worked in Connecticut at ESPN as a senior web developer for fi ve years. He graduated from Rochester Institute

of Technology in 2008. Jonathan Niles married Lauren Hendrick of Winslow on Sept. 27, 2014 at Maple Hill Farms. See photo at right. Erskine classmate Jamison Grady was a groomsman. Jon is a 2013 graduate of Husson Univer-sity of Pharmacy and is employed as the Pharmacy Manager by Hannaford Pharmacy in South China. The couple lives in West Gardiner, ME.2007Nikki Busmanis was recently engaged to Adam Williams of Jackman, ME. She works with the Maine CDC in health education of infectious diseases and is completing her Master of Public Health degree at the Muskie School of Public Service. Jayson Dunn was married on June 28 to Britt any Gardiner of Waterville. He is employed at Innovative Workspace Solutions and they live in China, ME. Mariah Gleaton earned a BS in biology from UMaine Orono. After spending a year in Portland working for non-profi t agencies, she obtained her JD from the University of Connecticut School of Law. She moved back to Maine and works at the law fi rm Weeks & Hutchins, LLC in Waterville. See photo at right. Congratulations to Erin Corey on her engagement to Peter Allen of Cheyenne, WY. Erin is a 2011 graduate

Dean ’60 and Ann Roach Willoughby ’63 celebrat-ing their 50th wedding anniversary.

Jetson Lee Haskell

Jonathan Niles ’04 married Lauren Hendrick on September 27, 2014.

Mariah Gleaton ’07

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article, Nate said,"I enjoyed the opportunity to give back to the community while refi ning my leadership, teamwork, orga-nizational, com-munication and time management skills... At the end of the competition, it felt great to know we had a hand in making students’ business dreams a reality." See photo above. Sean Cabaniss plays baseball and does track and fi eld at UMaine Farm-ington, where he is studying second-ary education and mathematics.2013Timothy Dunlap married Anitt a Clark ’14 in July. He studied in the auto collision program at CATC for two years and works at Shaw’s in Augusta. Daniel Jordan has transferred from KVCC to UMaine Presque Isle, where he is studying environmental biology.2014Army Pvt. Gracie Hartung has gradu-ated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, SC. Sparkles Fraser is doing well at Franklin Pierce Univer-sity and thanks her Erskine teachers for helping her through high school.

Endicott College in the season opener. ...when called upon to make a save, Pott er did his job. It was the 14th shutout of his career, and that is the second-most in Husson goal tending history...”. Mallory Rauch, a third-year Biomedical Engineering student at Rochester Institute of Technology, received an Honorable Mention for her poster “Dielectrophoretic Behavior of Polystyrene Particles Under Direct Current and Low Frequency Electric Fields” at the American Electrophoresis Society’s graduate poster session.2012Nate Burns, UMaine Maine Business School (MBS) ’16, helped present the annual UMaine Business Challenge (UMBC) created by four 2010 alumni to assist aspiring entre-preneurs. He was one of fi ve MBS students, all members of Sigma Phi Epsilon, to organize the 2014 competition in which students from across the UMaine Sys-tem vie for more than $10,000 in cash and consulting services to get their fl edgling busi-nesses off the ground and contribute to the long-term growth of Maine’s economy. In an MBS Student Spotlight

Got news? Want to share photos of events in your life? Just want to let your class-mates know what you’re up to? Send in your news to the Alumni Offi ce for Class Notes.

Class Notes

Erin Corey ’07 and fi ance Peter Allen

Nate Burns ’12

Jody Stephenson Cunningham ’87 and Wade Cunningham ’87 were married last June at the gazebo on campus.

In MemoriamThe following are alumni and other members of the Erskine community who have passed away since the last Connector issue or of whose passing we have recently been notifi ed.

Helen Maine Lewis ’43Edward Beckim, Jr. ’45Marie Bruso Grady ’51Phillip A. Campbell ’53 P’72 ’74 ’80Linda Nelson Ayer ’54Clayborn E. Northrup ’54 H’04Frank K. Finley ’55 P’76 ’77 ’79 ’81 GP’00 ’00Donna Bickford Farnham ’56Clarence W. Watson, Jr. ’58Meredith T. Jones ’60Jane McCaslin Sherman ’60 P’88 ’89 GP’11Dennis W. Campbellton, Sr. ’65 GP’16Dean H. Skinner ’65Gloria E. Tardif ’65William F. Turner ’65Mark D. Haskell ’68Robert M. McCamish ’70Millicent Morrison MacFarland ’74Robin Owen Wallace ’74Dana L. Killam ’76 P’10 ’11Edward W. Mank ’81Jennifer L. Galvani ’02

Patricia A. Barney P’14Kimberly S. Cook P’14Rev. Jane E. Dibden P’07 ’11 ’13Dewayne S. Gould P’98 ’00 ’01 ’08Floyd W. Kierstead, Jr. P’06 ’07 ’11 ’17Patrick L. Parker P’11Carol Peaslee P’08 ’10Daniel C. Tibbett s P’10

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YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCEand we can’t thank you enough!

Report of Contributi ons 2013–14Gift s received July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014

ALL DONORS TO THE ANNUAL FUNDAnonymous (2)Michael R. Adams ’79Beverly Foster Archer ’44 P’82 GP’97 ’99 ’05Linda Nelson Ayer ’54†✴ William Baghdoyan P’06 in honor of Brett W. Baghdoyan ’06Deborah Doe Barnes ’65Stephen A. Barrows ’10Catherine S. Basham P’14 ’17Timothy W. Basham P’14 ’17Hilda Brown Benner ’49✴Wilma Reed Bickford ’43Thomas C. Bonsant ’81Dona L. Bourassa ’52Susan Bovie P’12 ’15V. Christopher Bovie P’12 ’15Pauline J. Boynton ’59✴Allen P. Browne P’15Susan L. Browne P’15Genevieve Russell Bulmer ’51 P’74 ’76Virginia Austi n Burgess ’59✴William E. Butt erfi eld ’54Stanley D. Campbell ’76 P’01✴Jane Mitt on Cardona ’59Bonnie Glidden Carter ’78 in honor of the Class of 1978Timothy R. Carter in honor of the Class of 1978Violet Mackbach Carter ’58John W. Clark, Jr.✴Paul F. Colburn ’54Kris Constanzer ’05✴Larry Constanzer P’05 ’07 ’10 ’15 in honor of our kids✴Mary Ann Constanzer P’05 ’07 ’10 ’15 in honor of our kids✴Susan Haskell Cote ’68Dylan A. Coutt s ’99✴Heather Haskell Coutt s ’01✴Arlene Fitzgerald Cox ’50

Donna Green Crockett ’63✴Sandra Pelton Curti s ’58✴Carol Archambault Desmarais ’57Jerome J. Diehl ’75Richard V. Dillenbeck ’53Nathan W. Dixon ’03Carolyn James Dow ’48 P’69 ’79 ’80 GP’92 ’96 ’97 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’02 ’05 ’06 ’08✴Roy M. Dow, Jr. P’69 ’79 ’80 GP’92 ’96 ’97 ’00 ’01 ’02 ’02 ’05 ’06 ’08✴Brenda Glidden Drummond ’79 P’11 ’15✴Dwaine E. Drummond P’11 ’15✴Brian R. Duti l✴Linda C. Duti l✴Susan EmmetJudith Banton Evans ’65✴Angela J. Fagin P’15Frederick L. Fagin P’15Richard E. Fall ’50Esther Prescott Farmer ’50Dawn Duncan Fecteau ’81Beatrice Nolin Ferrari ’54✴Jeanne Colby Feyler ’55✴Carlton L. Fitzgerald ’53 P’73 ’74 ’77 ’79 GP’97 ’06 ’09 ’12✴Shirley Fletcher Fitzgerald ’53 P’73 ’74 ’77 ’79 GP’97 ’06 ’09 ’12✴Elizabeth Pelton Flint ’61 P’82 ’84 ’85✴Herbert Flint✴Donald E. Flood ’97Johnna Fandel Flood ’97Emily J. Foss P’90 ’93 ’98✴John Foss P’90 ’93 ’98✴

Ann Carleton Frakes ’55Berit U. Freeling✴Matt hew G. Freytag P’12 ’14Eric N. Gay ’84 P’17Linda J. Gay P’17Marian French Giblin ’54Beverly Bumps Gilbert ’62Bett y Reed Glidden ’53 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Christi ne Fowle Glidden ’50Pauline Bailey Glidden ’53 ’P’77 ’79 GP’00 ’06 ’12Pauline Sti mpson Glidden ’45 P’66 ’70 ’72 GP’90 ’92 ’95 ’96 ’96 ’98 GGP’12Shawn N. Glidden ’95Sherri Dowe Glidden ’74 P’93 ’94Sherwood A. Glidden ’55 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Laura Fowle Gray ’55 P’76 ’80 GP’01 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’12✴Richard H. Gray, Sr. ’52 P’76 ’80 GP’01 ’03 ’04 ’05 ’12✴Cathy Gregoire P’13 ’15✴Robert C. Gregoire P’13 ’15✴Kimberly Randall Hallee ’91Joanne Keller Harrington ’58 P’77 ’85 ’88 GP’01 ’04Richard E. Harrington P’77 ’85 ’88 GP’01 ’04Jesse R. Haskell ’00Marie Elliott Haven ’55✴Franklin R. HaywardLaura Jones Hayward ’59Gerrylyn Rogers Hill ’54Fred Hodsdon P’17Tamara Bulmer Holmes ’74Debora A. Horak P’13James M. Horak ’82 P’13Millard A. Howard ’54Carol Csengery Hughes ’58 P’80 ’80 ’82 ’84 ’92 GP’04 ’11Elwin F. Hussey ’40 P’76✴Richard N. Hussey ’54✴Floyd J. Jenkins ’64

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Virginia Fowle Jewett ’52✴Rodric C. Johnson Lars Jonassen✴Shirley J. Jones ’57 Glenna Cantwell Jordan ’51 P’76 GP’93 ’96 ’01✴Alison Jorgensen P’18✴Jon Jorgensen P’18✴Richard A. Judkins ’59✴Brenda Kaufman P’01 ’17 ’18 Ronald P. Kaufman P’01 ’17 ’18Mary Keller✴Michael C. Keller ’62✴Milan D. Kelley ’64 Pauline Crummett Kibbin ’72 P’92 ’93 ’00Nathan Klein ’05Frederick A. Kofman ’47Jill Hiltz Labbe ’79✴Evangeline M. Latulippe ’72✴Marie Northrup Lee ’51Bessie Freeman Leighton ’49✴George A. Lewis ’57✴Mary Fletcher Lockhart ’69 P’96 ’99 Roger L. Lockhart ’69 P’96 ’99Teresa Magnusen P’13Maine WoodturnersSteven P. Mairs ’69Beverly Wellman McKenney ’53 GP’00 ’01 ’05 ’08Diana Harrington McKenney ’77 P’01 ’04Dwain E. McKenney P’01 ’04George A. McKenney, Jr. ’48 GP’00 ’01 ’05 ’08Dena Flye McQuarrie ’86✴Michael J. McQuarrie P’08 ’11✴Shirley Csengery McQuarrie ’60✴Dominique F. McRae ’11 Sylvia A. Merrill ’52✴Angela M. Moody P’12 ’14✴Robert M. Moody P’12 ’14✴Joan Phinney Moore ’54 P’76 GP’00 ’01 ’04 ’05 Janice C. MoresheadRosalie Choate Morris ’65Nicole Sylvester Muley ’90✴Daniel M. Murphy ’51 P’73 GP’95 Joseph R. Nixon, Jr. P’99 ’03 ’08 Leo J. Nolin, Jr. ’54Clayborn E. Northrup ’54 H’04†Vera A. NorthrupAlton L. Oliver ’71 P’97 ’07 ’08✴Pat Oliver P’97 ’07 ’08✴David A. Parkman Rose Ring Parlin ’60 P’80 ’87Tia A. Pass ’96 P’12Rowena Young Perry ’58 P’80 ’82Ann Tabb Pierce ’65 P’87✴Emery E. Pierce ’65 P’87✴Laura Dow Pierce ’69✴Shannon Miller Pierce ’92Theresa Ward Plaisted ’41Deann Willoughby Porter ’90 P’18✴Shawn D. Porter ’92 P’18✴Karrianne D. Pott er ’99Donald A. Poulin H’09Linda Dowe Poulin ’70

David Presby P’17✴Michelle Presby P’17✴David G. Preston P’09 ’14Janet M. Preston P’09 ’14Michele Adams Prince ’77Karen Kenoyer Purinton ’65Lewis Purinton P’98Charlene Linnell Quimby ’61✴Louise Caswell Reed ’67✴Thomas G. Reed ’67✴Melissa G. RomacSylvia Parsons Rose ’53 Colleen Robideau Saban ’46Linus L. Sanstrom III ’89✴Duane A. Scott ’73Beverly Painter Sell ’84

Joanne Jones Severance ’55David R. Sheehan ’84Margaret Gower Sheehy ’48Patricia Bowman Shuman ’53✴Charles P. Sisson ’39 P’65 ’68 ’74 GP’08 ’09 ’11 ’14 ’17 ’18✴Stella Glidden Sisson ’40 P’65 ’68 ’74 GP’08 ’09 ’11 ’14 ’17 ’18✴Jamie L. Soule✴Courtenay Stevens P’13 ’15Darrell A. Stevens P’13 ’15Norma Fall Stevens ’51✴Heather Spalding Sugg P’17William Sugg P’17David W. TaberMarcia Tibbett s Taber ’56Target Corporati onDouglas Tatham✴Patricia Mathieson Tatham ’65✴David A. Thomas ’69Raymah Hisler Tjelmeland ’51 GP’12 ’15†✴Barbara R. Tobey P’99 ’02Donald E. Tobey ’65 P’87 ’04 GP’16Jill C. Tobey ’75 P’94 ’96✴Marcia Tobey P’04 GP’16Pauline Ward Tobey ’44 P’65Roberta Glidden Tobey ’45 P’67 ’69 ’70 ’75 GP’94 ’96 ’99 ’02✴Robin K. Tobey ’70 P’99 ’02Jason A. Tyler ’88 P’18Regan Page Tyler ’92 P’18Danny Waceken P’15Elizabeth Waceken P’15Janet E. Waldron P’06 in honor of Brett W. Baghdoyan ’06Terrence C. Walsh ’64Weeks Mills Bapti st ChurchKathy McCamish Weymouth ’78 in honor of Tom CollinsMarion M. White P’11 ’14Raymond B. White P’11 ’14Naomi Williams P’04 ’11Susan Crane Worcester ’68Cheryl Wellman York ’85Fan Zhou P’16Paul F. Zibura ’78 P’07 ’07✴

Current Faculty and Staff Donors to the Annual FundJohn W. Clark, Jr.✴Brian R. Duti lEmily J. Foss P’90 ’93 ’98Berit U. FreelingJon Jorgensen P’18Michael J. McQuarrie P’08 ’11Deann Willoughby Porter ’90Michelle PresbyMelissa G. RomacJamie L. SouleCheryl Wellman York ’85

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GIFTS OF DISTINCTIONRecogniti on for Gift s of Disti ncti on is given to individuals, corporati ons, or organizati ons for Annual Fund contributi ons of $250 or more.

Kenney Society $250–$499Catherine S. Basham P’14 ’17Timothy W. Basham P’14 ’17John W. Clark, Jr.Brian Duti lLinda Duti lLars JonassenAlica Jorgensen P’18Jon Jorgensen P’18Maine WoodturnersDena Flye McQuarrie ’86Michael J. McQuarrie P’08 ’11Joseph R. Nixon, Jr. P’99 ’03 ’08Donald A. Poulin H’09Linda Dowe Poulin ’70Jamie L. SouleBarbara R. TobeyRobin K. Tobey ’70Fan Zhou P’16

Jackman Society $500–$999Anonymous (2)Angela J. Fagin P’15Frederick L. Fagin P’15Richard N. Hussey ’54Angela M. Moody P’12 ’14Robert M. Moody P’12 ’14David G. Preston P’09 ’14Janet M. Preston P’09 ’14Courtenay Stevens P’13 ’15Darrell A. Stevens P’13 ’15

Stetson Society $1,000–$2,499Elwin F. Hussey ’40 P’76Hussey’s General StoreMary KellerMichael C. Keller ’62

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Former Faculty and Staff Donors to the Annual FundSusan EmmetElizabeth Pelton Flint ’61 P’82 ’84 ’85John Foss P’90 ’93 ’98Pauline Bailey Glidden ’53 P’77 ’79 GP’06 ’12Rodric C. JohnsonLars JonassenDena Flye McQuarrie ’86Janice C. MoresheadLewis Purinton P’98

Memorial Gift s to the Annual Fund

In memory of my Mom AliceJane Mitt on Cardona ’59

In memory of Virginia Nolin Beaulieu ’48Beatrice Nolin Ferrari ’54

In memory of Trevor Bragg ’10Stephen A. Barrows ’10

In memory of Albert S. Csengery ’57Carol Csengery Hughes ’58 P’80 ’80 ’82 ’84 ’92 GP’04 ’11Shirley Csengery McQuarrie ’60

In memory of William C. Farrington ’74Charles P. Sisson ’39 P’65 ’68 ’74 GP’08 ’09 ’11 ’14 ’17 ’18Stella Glidden Sisson ’40 P’65 ’68 ’74 GP’08 ’09 ’11 ’14 ’17 ’18

In memory of Floyd and Hazel Esancy ’30 Fitzgerald P’50 ’53Arlene Fitzgerald Cox ’50

In memory of Lois Northrup Fossett ’48Marie Northrup Lee ’51

In memory of Rita Keller Haskell ’56 P’78 ’81 ’83 GP’06Genevieve Russell Bulmer ’51 P’74 ’76Brenda Glidden Drummond ’79 P’11 ’15Dwaine E. Drummond P’11 ’15Elizabeth Pelton Flint ’61 P’82 ’84 ’85Herbert W. FlintBett y Reed Glidden ’53 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Pauline Bailey Glidden ’53 ’P’77 ’79 GP’00 ’06 ’12Sherwood A. Glidden ’55 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Joanne Keller Harrington ’58 P’77 ’85 ’88 GP’01 ’04Richard E. Harrington P’77 ’85 ’88 GP’01 ’04Tamara Bulmer Holmes ’74Mary KellerMichael C. Keller ’62Rose I. KellerM Cayouett e Flooring, Inc.

Beverly Wellman McKenney ’53 GP’00 ’01 ’05 ’08George A. McKenney, Jr. ’48 GP’00 ’01 ’05 ’08Janice C. MoresheadDavid A. ParkmanDavid W. TaberMarcia Tibbett s Taber ’56WABI TV5Cheryl Wellman York ’85

In memory of Ruth Dowe Hussey ’54Richard N. Hussey ’54

In memory of Floyd ’46 P’76 GP’93 ’96 ’01 and Kermit ’76 JordanGlenna Cantwell Jordan ’51 P’76 GP’93 ’96 ’01

In memory of Adam KaufmanBrenda Kaufman P’01 ’17Ronald P. Kaufman P’01 ’17

In memory of Kerwin Keller ’61Diana Harrington McKenney ’77 P’01 ’04Dwain E. McKenney P’01 ’04

In memory of Rosemarie Latulippe ’70Evangeline M. Latulippe ’72

In memory of Carol A. Nixon P’99 ’03 ’08Susan Emmet in honor of Betsy Fitzgerald and Heather ShuteJoseph R. Nixon, Jr. P’99 ’03 ’08

In memory of Justi n Smith ’05 and Frank Lockhart ’41 P’69 ’74 GP’99Mary Fletcher Lockhart ’69 P’96 ’99Roger L. Lockhart ’69 P’96 ’99

In memory of Jennifer Miller Stoddard ’94Shannon Miller Pierce ’92

In memory of J. Kempton Tobey ’41 P’67 ’69 ’70 ’75 GP’94 ’96 ’99 ’02Barbara R. Tobey P’99 ’02Roberta Glidden Tobey ’45 P’67 ’69 ’70 ’75 GP’94 ’96 ’99 ’02Robin K. Tobey ’70 P’99 ’02

RESTRICTED GIVINGMemorial Funds

Albison Scholarship Fund in memory of John M. Albison P’61Albison’s Printi ng, Inc.Stephen W. Albison ’61

Bailey Memorial Scholarship Award in memory of Patricia A. Bailey ’99Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. C. Tracy

Jordan Scholarship Fund in memory of Kermit E. Jordan ’76Glenna Cantwell Jordan ’51 P’76 GP’93 ’96 ’01

Donald F. Ridgeway, Jr. P’08 Memorial FundLars JonassenJon JorgensenDonald A. Poulin H’09Linda Dowe Poulin ’70Robert Regut

Winkley Scholarship Fund in memory of Bernard S. Winkley ’81Gerald L. Brann ’85 in memory of Carroll W. Mullens, Sr. P’09Family and Extended Family of Bernard “Sean” Winkley ’81

Special Funds

Appreciati on Breakfast for First RespondersJeff rey D. MitchellUnited Insurance Agency

Archives FundPatricia Mathieson Tatham ’65

Arts FundMelissa G. Romac

Desti nati on Imaginati onJudith A. Albee ’60Elwin F. Hussey ’40 P’76Hussey’s General StoreEarlene R. Jeane P’09 ’15 GP’09 ’15Mary KellerMichael C. Keller ’62Debra and Rebecca MooreNetCo, Inc.

EA Alumni Scholarship FundClass of 1964

EA Employee Scholarship Fund (via payroll deducti on)Diane Flye Dow ‘76 P’00 ‘02 ‘04Brian R. Duti lEmily J. Foss P’90 ‘93 ‘98Jane Godbout P’01 ‘02

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Who is included in this report?All alumni, parents, faculty, staff , students, and friends of Erskine Academy who made a charitable gift to the school between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014 are included.

What if I am listed incorrectly?Every eff ort has been made to list names correctly. If your name is missing or spelled incorrectly, or if we have the wrong class or parent affi liati on/s for you, please accept our apology and let us know so we can revise our records. Contact us at (207) 445-4026 or email mromac@erskineacademy.org.

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Kathryn D. HersomHeide Starkey Hotham ‘91Nancy LagasseShara MacDonaldMary MacFarland P’99 ‘03Eileen B. McNeff P’89Kelly A. Pott er P’08 ‘11 ‘11Melissa G. RomacMichael J. Soule ‘95 Doran Stout P’99 ‘01Halda Stout P’99 ‘01Jennifer Tibbett s ‘01Cheryl Wellman York ‘85

Guidance Student Assistance FundMary P. Franco in memory of Sandra Gay and in honor of Daniel Constanzer ’15

MELMAC Educati on ScholarshipMELMAC Educati on Foundati on

Music Fund32 General StoreAdams RealtyDarlene M. Barber P’13Thadius M. Barber ’91 P’13Stephen A. Barrows ’10Catherine S. Basham P’14 ’17Timothy W. Basham P’14 ’17Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. BeaudoinSusan Bovie P’12 ’15V. Christopher Bovie P’12 ’15Virginia Austi n Burgess ’59Stanley D. Campbell ’76 P’01Violet Mackbach Carter ’58China VillageMr. and Mrs. John F. ConveyArlene Fitzgerald Cox ’50Donna Green Crockett ’63Duratherm Window Corporati onRichard E. Fall ’50Jeanne Colby Feyler ’55Fieldstone Quickstop LLCBeverly Bumps Gilbert ’62Christi ne Fowle Glidden ’50Green Bean Coff ee ShopDawn Moore Haskell ’76 P’00 ’01 ’04 ’05Maurice A. Haskell, Jr. ’75 P’00 ’01 ’04 ’05Richard N. Hussey ’54Hussey’s General StoreRodric C. JohnsonGlenna Cantwell Jordan ’51 P’76 GP’93 ’96 ’01Brenda Kaufman P’01 ’17Ronald P. Kaufman P’01 ’17Lajoie Brothers, Inc.George A. Lewis ’57Gail MacKinson and Cynthia MontgomeryRosalie Choate Morris ’65Annie J. Nixon ’08Joseph R. Nixon, Jr. P’99 ’03 ’08North Country Harley-DavidsonDonald A. Poulin H’09

Linda Dowe Poulin ’70David G. Preston P’09 ’14Janet M. Preston P’09 ’14Jessica R. Reed P’14 ’16Robert S. Reed P’14 ’16Rocky’s Stove ShoppeSylvia Parsons Rose ’53Colleen Robideau Saban ’46Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. SullivanDavid A. Thomas ’69Tobey’s Grocery, LLCWindsor Veterinary ClinicSusan Crane Worcester ’68

Project GradChina Dine-ahLiberty MutualRachel’s ChallengeThe Bank of Maine

Restricted Student Acti vityKelly A. Clark P’17

Roboti cs FundAinslie’s MarketBridget’s PlaceDiana L. Choate P’90 ’96Jean Conway P’17Coutt s Brothers, Inc.Matt hew G. Freytag P’12 ’14Gardiner Federal Credit UnionGeneral Dynamics Bath Iron WorksKennebec Federal SavingsNathan Klein ’05Lily of the Valley Chapter #157 O.E.S.Maine State Credit UnionMid-State Machine ProductsNetCo, Inc.Sappi Fine PaperClayton S. Spinney, II P’15Melissa Sue Spinney P’15Kathy Wistar P’12 ’14

Student Acti vity Boosters Fund in memory of Harold K. LightMr. and Mrs. Norris L. Austi nJoyce G. Cowing P’77 ’78 ’80 GP’70 ’87 ’99 ’02 ’07†

Madeline Sherwood Doe ’58 P’85 GP’10 ’15Ralph E. Doe ’57 P’85 GP’10 ’15Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. DohertyBrenda Glidden Drummond ’79 P’11 ’15Dwaine E. Drummond P’11 ’15Betsy EsancyCarlton L. Fitzgerald ’53 P’73 ’74 ’77 ’79 GP’97 ’06 ’09 ’12Shirley Fletcher Fitzgerald ’53 P’73 ’74 ’77 ’79 GP’97 ’06 ’09 ’12Bett y Reed Glidden ’53 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Pauline Bailey Glidden ’53 P’77 ’79 GP’06 ’12Sherwood A. Glidden ’55 P’78 ’79 ’85 GP’11 ’15Angie LightBeth G. MasonJames A. Mason ’80Mr. and Mrs. Jerome E. MasselliJean Templeton Ring ’57Sukeforth Charitable Foundati onStudent Advisee ProgramHannaford Supermarkets

Tilton Insurance Co. Scholarship FundJeff rey D. MitchellUnited Insurance Agency

GRANTSErskine applies to foundati ons each year for grant monies to support specifi c initi ati ves. Grants received in the 2013–14 fi scal year totaled over $25,000.MELMAC Educati on Foundati on Oak Grove School Foundati on

GIFTS IN KINDAnonymous (3)China Dine-ahCoca-Cola Bott ling Company of Northern NEFrederick G. Davis GP’09 ’14Dennis Paper and Food ServiceNorman S. ElvinHannaford SupermarketsRenee D. Moody ’12Oakhurst DairySam’s Club

TIME AND TALENTIt is people who make Erskine such a great place, and the number of people who give of themselves to the school is astounding. The list is long and we would be sure to miss naming someone if we att empted to include one here. Thank you to all the volunteers, parents, teachers, staff , community members, and all others who give unselfi shly of their ti me and talent.

EA Employee Scholarship Fund

Erskine faculty and staff go above and beyond in many ways to support our students and school. The EA Employee Scholarship Fund is one of those ways, and has an annual goal of raising at least $3,000 from employees to be awarded to graduati ng seniors. At the June 2014 graduati on, four seniors received scholarships. Thank you to all faculty and staff who contribute to this meaningful fund on an ongoing basis.

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