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Story and Photography by Joyce Taylor 

Following appetizers and drinks at the VIP Reception in the River Room of Stones River Country Club, guests joined other attendees in the ballroom to enjoy a seated dinner. Headmaster Ken Cheeseman welcomed the large crowd. Bob Tuma introduced his daughter, A.C. Tuma who spoke of her experiences of being a pilot and instructor in the Air Force, crediting Webb School with much of her success. Following a call for donations and a lively auction, as well as a silent auction, guests flocked to the dance floor. Proceeds from this event, chaired by Caroline Lampley and Emily Hunton, support teacher bonuses, enrichments projects and further the values of honor and character of The Webb School. The Webb School is a boarding and day prep school that emphasizes independent thinking, creative initiative, personal integrity and civic responsibility. For more information, visit www.thewebbschool.com

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