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» ' . • ' Winter 1999 Vol C-Xj^slw'si write this, the brilliant colors of another Virginia autumn have almost faded, and students are

buckling down to work on final term papers and studying for exams. The fall semester has been exceed-

ingly full; a number of important events have engaged our students. We started the year with a visit from

Julian Bond, chairman of the NAACP and longtime civil rights activist. At Founders' Day, we honored

our Distinguished Alumna, Katharine Milton, and in turn heard her give a fascinating talk about her re-

search in the Amazonian rain forest. Poet Maya Angelou came early in November; more than 1,300 peo-

ple poured onto the campus to hear her speak. We relived the Civil War through Mary Boykin Chesnut's

eyes in a compelling one-woman play. Each of our fall athletic teams celebrated a Vixen Spirit Day that

was great fun—complete with popcorn, pompons, the "president's party" and lots of students cheering on

their teams.

In my judgment, the vitality evident on the playing fields and in Babcock Auditorium reflects the vital-

ity in our classrooms. In this issue of your Alumnae Magazine (beginning on p.2), we focus on a topic that

should be of utmost importance to you: excellence in teaching. Since my first trip to Sweet Briar, I have

been impressed with the quality and achievement of this faculty. From my earliest conversations with

them, they have wanted to talk about their teaching: what happens in their classrooms, new courses they

would like to teach, their work with individual students, the ideas they have developed with fellow faculty

members. I have been intrigued with the innovative ways they are incorporating the best technology and

latest research into the classroom.

Our new General Education Program is the result of these efforts, interweaving the best practices in lib-

eral arts education into the fabric of Sweet Briar. First-year students have settled into the rhythm of col-

President Muhlenfeld in the classroom lege life and, for the first time, begun their academic careers with one of 16 First-Year Seminars,

interdisciplinary courses that focus both on an interesting and multifaceted topic that makes students

think, and also on developing skills in written and oral communication and, in several cases, in quantitative

reasoning. These seminars have added an interesting new dimension to teaching first-year students.

Faculty are experimenting with teaching across disciplines, and many are learning ways to teach writing

and oral presentation in disciplines that have not traditionally focused on these skills. As for students, the

chance to dive right into an intellectually demanding college seminar is both exciting and challenging.

Lots of first-year students have told me they can't believe how much reading they have to do! When I hear

comments like that, I'm delighted: what better statement could we make about what will be expected of

them, and the intellectual values of this college?

Sweet Briar's curriculum is evolving as fast as the world is changing; you will read about a number of new

offerings in addition to the General Education Program. A computer science major, building on our suc-

cess in the sciences and technology, and a new Spanish/business major both will position our students to

take their places in the forefront of tomorrow's professionals. A new minor in archaeology, buttressed this

summer by the first Sweet Briar Field School in Archaeology, has literally enabled our students to discover

the past for themselves. Our faculty is responsive to the educational needs of a whole new generation of

students, and I am delighted at the level of interdepartmental brainstorming and collaboration that allows

this to happen here. I hope this issue of the Alumnae Magazine is one you will share with a prospective

student. It talks about the very lifeblood of the College.

Elisabeth S. Muhle President — weet Briar Alumnae Magazine Contents

INSIDE FRONT A Message from the President

2-10 Excellence in Teaching By Mary Molyneux Abrams '86

11-12 Sweet Briar College We're Not "Just Liberal Arts" Anymore By Catherine Lumsden '78

13 New Kids on the Block: Some Notable Statistics

Alumnae Association President Kathy Garcia Pegues 71 presents 1998 14 Orientation 1998 Distinguished Alumna Katharine Crommelin Milton '62 with her award. By Katie Wright '00

15-19 Founders' Day/Opening Convocation

Sweet Briar Alumnae Magazine Policy The Alumnae Office Staff One of the objectives of the magazine Louise Swiecki Zingaro '80, Director, 20-21 Mini Reunions is to present interesting, thought- Alumnae Association, Managing Editor, provoking material. Publication of ma- Alumnae Magazine; Ann MacDonald '97,

terial does not indicate endorsement of Assistant Director; Kerri Rawlings '97, 22-25 In the Spotlight the author's viewpoint by the maga- Assistant Director; Sandra Maddox zine, the Alumnae Association, or AH'59, Assistant to the Director; Nancy 26 Letters Sweet Briar College. The Sweet Briar Godwin Baldwin '57, Editor, Alumnae

Alumnae Magazine reserves the right to Magazine; Noreen Parker, Assistant edit and, when necessary, revise all Director, Assistant Editor & Class Notes 27 Bulletin Board

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Winter 1999 Vol. 70, No. 2 INSIDE BACK In the Sweet Briar Tradition Kathleen Garcia Pegues '71: Cover Photo: Physics Professor Carlos Calle plans to bring a NASA Completing the Connection experiment to Sweet Briar (see p. 7). Professor Calle is chair of the Faculty Senate.

Photo £ Jack Mellott BACK Reunion Dates

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 —— .

not guaranteed under the old re- graduate, your strengths will be quirements. recognized and swiftly rewarded."

On a visit back to campus for In addition to skills, the new

Alumnae Council, Cecilia A. curriculum acknowledges the value

Moore '88, assistant professor of of experiences that complement or

religious studies at the University amplify academic work. Self-

ot Dayton, praised the new em- assessment, independent research,

phasis on skills. Though she telt physical activity, and completing a in confident in her abilities through major are the main components of TEACHING graduate school and beyond, she a requirement that provides needed believes the College is right to time for reflection while promot- by Mary Molyneux Abrams '86 update preparation in this area. ing active, hands-on learning. Bv "Technology speeds the delivery identitving and formalizing the

of information, but it does not many ways students participate in

change the need for thoughtful learning both inside and outside May 1998, after two and Starting this year, faculty composition," says Cecilia. "If the classroom, Sweet Briar can Ina half years of intense throughout the disciplines are anything, the use of computers work effectively to expand oppor- research and debate, the emphasizing writing, oral com- exposes deficiencies more quicklv. tunities in both areas. The Sweet Briar faculty passed an all- munication, and quantitative rea- If you don't have solid writing, College's new Spanish/business encompassing General Education soning skills at every level. The reasoning, and presentation skills, major, summer research program, Program. This new program Class of 2002 and every class to your employers are going to un- and "Learning on the Land" ori- the first major overhaul of the follow will be required to take cover those weaknesses faster entation are just a few examples of curriculum in several decades skill-intensive courses, not only than they would have just 10 how this initiative is taking shape. envisions a Sweet Briar education as first-year students, but on into years ago. On the flip side, if (This issue of the Alumnae as a seamless process, beginning their majors. you're a capable Sweet Briar Magazine covers many others.) with Orientation and continuing through the senior year. All students will complete a set of requirements that will:

• ensure the development of strong communication and

quantitative reasoning skills,

• help students clarify the ratio-

nale for a strong liberal arts background,

• provide a pattern for the ac- quisition of knowledge both

in terms of breadth (understanding broad areas of

knowledge) and depth (the

completion of a major),

• engage in purposeful experi-

ences that will enhance their formal learning,

• encourage students to rou-

tinely assess their progress,

review their decisions, and align their undergraduate preparation with future acade-

mic, career, and life goals.

Ifthis were the year 1400, 1 could honestly say that II the points listed above look Dr. Alix Ingber, associate familiar, it is because Sweet dean of academic affairs and pro- we have developed something unique. What we really Briar's mission to provide the fessor of Spanish, describes the have here is a new version a Renaissance curricu- best possible liberal arts educa- new skills initiative as being of tion for young women has not "more intentional." While com- lum—a curriculum that gives you skills in speaking changed. What is new is the way munication and analytical skills these objectives are expressed and have always been important com- and writing to carry out into public life; that is implemented across the curricu- ponents of a Sweet Briar educa- adaptable to yourpersonal life. . lum. tion, a consistent approach was -Karl Tamburr

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Melissa will graduate before that is adaptable mic programs. This is the most But ot" all the curricular tran- into public life; idea is imple- gives immediate application. Self- Dean Walker's sitions occurring this year, the to your personal life; that shows assessment essays are useful in mented, she agrees with the value least visible change may be the you not just the facts, but dozens of other ways. ot such an effort. most intriguing. The old "pink you how areas of knowledge are Melissa Henning, senior and "Portfolios will help students sheet" tucked away inside every interconnected. It is a practical be even more deliberate about ways, but it is student government president, student's file has been trans- education in many has no difficulty grasping the what they are getting out of their formed. Instead of focusing on also idealistic. It is a legacy that benefit of writing self-assessment educations," says Melissa. "As it individual departments, Sweet requires you to question your four years, a port- then to essays. She has had to compose develops over Briar's distribution requirements purpose every now and on- several comparable pieces over folio might consist of your now consist of nine knowledge make sure vour approach is still the course of her Sweet Briar ca- eampus work experience and areas. The traditional, inescapable valid." Your resume possibly reer, most recently as part of her volunteer activities. laboratory course in biology, These pages cannot added along with letters exciting changes application for a summer fellow- could be chemistry, or physics is gone. In cover all of the internship supervisors or opportunities rising out ot ship at the Family Research from its place is a neat block ot type and Things like Program. Council in Washington, D.C. visiting professors. that reads: "Understanding the the General Education samples example drawn According to Melissa, appli- research or writing world through (a) scientific the- An outstanding Instead of has an cations for fellowships, intern- should be included. ory, and (b) scientific experiment from one department scrambling to assemble these making it ships, study abroad, and graduate and observation." The new word- equivalent in another, minute, you'll be who and what school programs all require per- items at the last ing reflects the College's depar- difficult to decide as you go along. delightful sonal essays. The same applica- building them ture from "cookbook" science to to feature. It is a Sweet Briar with a supports tions also call for You'll leave an increasingly successful inves- predicament that can take descrip- recommendations. "Having a tangible product you tigative approach. The other President Muhlenfeld's with you. You'll not only "a dynamic self-assessment essay in place away eight knowledge areas follow a tion of Sweet Briar as a degree, but a portfo- that continues means vou don't have to begin leave with similar model. center for learning lio of achievements." Margaret Hartman, professor to change in order to remain rel- While Melissa Henning out- of philosophy, explains the shift evant." i lines the benefits of taking self- away from department-centered assessment a step further, Kathy requirements saying: "The old Pegues, Alumnae Association 'Chinese menu' is out. Students Self-Assessment president, discusses the value of no longer take a course in the taking it a step back. As take a English department; they In the swirl of college life, it is Association president, Kathy had This require- course in literature. easy sometimes necessary—to — access to Sweet Briar's general foreign ment can be filled in a focus exclusively on the tasks at education proposal. She decided language department, for exam- hand. Papers, exams, presenta- to use the self-assessment portion Spanish litera- ple, in French or tions, labs, meetings, lectures, and of the program in her eighth- English. ture, as well as in special events leave little time to grade class. requirements are or- Distribution reflect on accomplishments or to "My students were at a cross- ganized around the types of contemplate long-term goals. roads, graduating from middle we want students ex- knowledge This is why Sweet Briar's new school," explains Kathy. "I de- Valdrie Walker posed to during their four years General Education Program in- cided it was the perfect time for a have a here. As a result, students cludes a self-assessment compo- scratch when applying to self-assessment essay and as- choices." from broader range of for students. It's not just a nent final exam. these competitive programs. signed it as their No matter where you look, think about your good idea to were so excited; they Even more important, it gives Well, they the faculty has exhaustively reex- re- personal development; it's returned! I'm vour professors a broader sense of wanted their essays amined every aspect of a Sweet quired. their request, your interests and goals. They slowly honoring Briar education—revising, inte- freshmen During Orientation, each and mail- use that information to write writing notes on ulti- can grating, innovating, and first of three essays out- write the Most of the es- stronger letters of recommenda- ing them back. mately arming young women lining their interests, proficien- says displayed the most competencies they need tion. with the cies, and educational objectives. Walker, the College's wonderful writing I've seen, well ahead. Valdrie to succeed in the decades Thev write a similar essay in the dean of co-curricular organized and very thoughtful. 1400, vibrant new "If this were the year middle of their sophomore year it looks like I was able to give is well aware of the needs of So, honestly say that we have life, could as part of selecting their majors. Melissa Henning. them the first hint of something unique," students like developed something third and final essay asks se- A taught me. That is, Her vision takes the self- Sweet Briar notes Karl Tamburr, professor ot niors to evaluate their Sweet that concept a step further. education is not something have assessment English. "What we really Briar experience in light of their is something She wants to create a co-curricu- is done to you. It here is a new version of a postgraduate goals. These confi- actively participate in to dis- lar "portfolio" that complements you Renaissance curriculum—a cur- essays help stu- dential, ungraded ability." student's academic tran- cover your own in each riculum that gives you skills and their advisors devise dents Though out script and essays. speaking and writing to carry meaningful, individualized acade-

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 | Students are learning to

f compare and critique

s media. They are making

* decisions about quality,

depth, and authenticity

from an informed back-

ground, just because

something is on the web

does not mean it is a

sound, scholarly source.

—Angelo Metzidakis Angelo Metzidakis

seminars do not have to cover a rooting their lives. But they may While Professor Key's stu- First-Year prescribed range of material. someday play a role in solving dents are being grilled at the Seminars Professors can concentrate on problems like this. I teach ex- podium, students in their students' speaking, writing, pecting that the next Madeleine Contemporary Environmental

or quantitative skills all cen- Albright is sitting stu- Issues are out in the Don't be fooled by titles like — among my woods tered around an engaging dents." searching for "meaningful natural The Making ofa Musical, Must See TV? or Alien Worlds. The 16 topic.Though seminars share a As one part of a larger assign- objects." It sounds rather idyllic, first-year seminars offered this common liberal arts perspective, ment, Professor Key's students until Sang Hwang, assistant pro- are alike. engage in formal briefings. fessor director of environ- fall were created to function as no two and boot camps for the mind, intro- Jeff Key, professor of govern- Students are required to master mental studies, puts the ducing first-year students to the ment, returning from several information and then package it assignment in context: "Before rigors of the new General months in Bangladesh, uses his in concise, useful ways. "They students can begin deconstruct- Education Program. research to inform the Global have to present information as ing articles on environmental is- First-year seminars focus on Problems and Politics seminar. though they were reporting to sues, they have to extract each

area I study, is officials a fact-find- author's the skills and intellectual prac- "The South Asia, high-level on underlying philosophy. tices promoted at Sweet Briar, a troubled part of the world," ing mission. Decision makers Journalists, politicians, activists, leaving the faculty free to select Key explains. "Students in a safe don't have the time or the pa- and corporations use the environ- themes and develop content that and secure context like Sweet tience for long papers or theoreti- ment as a metaphor to express does not apply toward the com- Briar don't have to worry about cal issues. They want to know their values in very subtle ways. pletion of a major. Unlike ethnic strife sweeping across the everything you know and they So, as a preliminary exercise, I introductory-level courses, these country', displacing them, and up- want it fast." have students select a natural ob-

First-Year Seminars:

Alien Worlds: Fantasy and Reality

The Art and Science of Dealing with Data

Contemporary Environmental Issues: Human Dialogue in the Natural World

The Day the Universe Changed

Decision Making: Its Logic and Practice in Everyday life

Diva: The Portrayal of Women in Opera (Seductress, Tragic Heroine, Faithful Wife and Lover)

Global Problems and Politics

Literature, Culture and Personal Identity

Love Story

The Making of a Musical: From a Novel to the Musicol Theatre Stage

Must See TV?: The Psychological Effects of Watching Television

Paris Through the Ages Sang Hwang Passing the Baton: Historical and Cultural Foundations of Women's Sports

Renaissance Italy

Today's Ethical Challenges

Witchcraft, Magic and Religion in Early Modern Europe ond America

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 ject—a pine cone, a leaf, or a However, I think we may also be weed—and use it as a metaphor setting a base of engagement. to express their personal values." Many of my students are in class Deconstructing Professor early talking about the issues

Hwang's seminar, it is clear that we're covering in class. They're he is using Sweet Briar's pic- taking ownership of their educa- turesque 3,300 acres as a tion. That's a great way to begin metaphor to express a liberal arts your four years at Sweet Briar." agenda. And many other first- Minor Has year seminar instructors are using similarly subde tactics. Major Impact Among the educational resources used in Paris through the They found it! Ages are travel guides, a TV Last summer, a group of stu- movie, and several web sites. But, dents from Sweet Briar and other as students soon discover, these colleges uncovered Booker T materials are used strategically to Washington's birthplace during provide contrast. Angelo an archaeological dig in Franklin Metzidakis, professor of French, County, Virginia. also has his students reading Working under the direction journalistic texts, memoirs, di- of Dr. Amber Moncure, visiting aries, and essays from various pe- assistant professor of anthropol- "In the process of working riods. ogy and Sweet Briar Class of on their assignments, students 1991, students are conducting an are learning to compare and cri- archaeological assessment of the tique media. They are making Booker T Washington National decisions about quality, depth, Monument. and authenticity from an in- "The National Park Service formed background. because Just had approached me the previous something is on the web does not fall about their need for the as- mean it is a sound, scholarly sessment," explains Professor source." Moncure. "After only several days Perhaps the toughest decision of digging in 1958, a cabin was by any group of students oc- excavated and reconstructed on curred in Today's Ethical the site. That was the extent of Challenges. Unsure of exacdy the archaeological research. No what final requirements to set for one knew for certain if it was the seminar, Margaret Hartman, Washington's birthplace, but it professor of philosophy, allowed served as a model." her students to participate in the Based on historical docu- process. "My seminar attracted ments and oral tradition, 12 students who were strong in Professor Moncure had good rea- both the sciences and the hu- sons for searching elsewhere on manities. I did not give them a the site. Though the most likely complete syllabus at the start be- location of Washington's birth- cause I wanted to get a better place had been bulldozed during Amber Moncure sense of their backgrounds and the construction of park facilities, capabilities. Well, they all agreed — the team took up the challenge. The one link between all archaeological studies that the end-point would be a Students covered the suspected — 10-page research paper and an American, Classical, South American is the shovel. area with 18-by-18 inch holes oral presentation in which each every 25 feet. You have to get your hands dirty to understand the student defends her thesis." Recounting the event, Professor Hartman is not Professor Moncure remains process and make sense of it. We are always seeking alone in the type of feedback she humble. "We got lucky," she is receiving from students. opportunities to give students the basic experience claims. "One of those little holes According to Professor Key, first- came down on dark soil mixed they need to pursue their own research and interests. year seminars "are supposed to be with clay. We opened up a bigger about setting a base of expecta- Amber Moncure set and—voila!—there was the — tions in knowledge and skills. cabin. It was a log cabin and,

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 based on the artifacts inside, it clearly belonged to slaves. The

12-foot square sits where oral history indicated Booker T. Washington was born in 1856." The students were enrolled in Sweet Briars new Field School In Historical Archaeology, a summer program offering practical fieldwork opportunities. Currendy, students conduct digs both on the Sweet Briar campus and at the Booker T. Washington National Monument. During the academic year, Sweet Briar archaeology minors participate in similar activities.

"The one link between all archaeological studies—American,

Classical, South American—is the shovel," says Professor Moncure. "You have to get your hands dirtv to understand the process and make sense of it. We Scott Hyman are always seeking opportunities to give students the basic experi- ing the data with other sites. English majors working with Summer Research Fellowship to ence they need to pursue their Working at Booker T math and physics majors. All stu- work with Professor Hyman on a own research and interests." Washington, Poplar Forest, dents are invited." project applying image process-

Compared with the highly- Monticello, and other places in Posted in the hallway outside ing techniques to handwritten trafficked Booker T Washington Central Virginia, you begin to Professor Hyman's office are pic- characters. site, the Sweet Briar campus is get a regional picture of Southern tures^—actually high-resolution "Shweta added 'noise' in the pristine. This summer, the same plantation life." radio maps—of spiral galaxies. form of blurs and speckles to students put in approximatelv Having such remarkable re- The pictures are created at Sweet handwritten digits. Then, apply-

350 test holes around Sweet sources underfoot accelerates Briar using raw data sent via the ing different automated tech-

Briar House and a nearby slave teaching and learning. "There is a internet from the National Radio niques, she used a computer to cabin. In the process, they uncov- material world around us," says Astronomy Observatory in New improve and classify those im- ered two small stone foundations Professor Moncure. "At Sweet Mexico. "What we do," explains ages. This type of tool can be that mav be additional slave cab- Briar you don't have to spend Professor Hyman, "is take obser- used in radio astronomy to 'clean ins. There is also evidence that hours describing it. You can walk vations from an array of 27 dish up' images of galaxies. Biologists blacksmithing occurred surpris- out the classroom door and grab antennas spread across the desert might use the same technology inglv close to the main house. hold of it." and download the information to to reduce 'noise' in images pro-

But the most potentially exciting a Unix workstation here. The duced with a scanning electron find was an acre's worth of data from each antenna has to be microscope." crushed brick scattered across Cleaning Up Your crunched and correlated in a cer- According to Professor what appears to be a work yard tain way to generate a coherent Hyman, human beings take for laundering, cooking, and Image: Physics picture." The project, which is image processing for granted. For crafts. funded in part by the Jeffress example, we recognize the same In addition to providing ar- and Computer Memorial Trust, includes support face with different expressions, chaeology minors with "hands- Science at SBC for summer research assistants. from different angles, under vari- on" experience, campus To help students enhance the ous lighting conditions. "Show a excavations coincide with quality of astronomical images or computer two mug shots of the As an undergraduate at MIT, Professor Moncure s own re- any other type of images used in same man, one of him scowling Scott Hyman, assistant professor search on enslaved African scientific research, Professor and the other of him smiling, of physics, worked as a "delivery Americans. "The history of Hyman is developing a new and the computer will not make boy," carrying IBM cards around Sweet Briar is a microcosm of physics/computer science course the connection—not unless you from lab to lab. "Today," says American history and culture. In called "Image Processing and provide it with very sophisticated Professor Hyman, "computers my research, I'm taking this plan- Pattern Recognition." Last sum- mathematical algorithms. These have evolved to the point where tation with its more than 100 mer, Shweta Sharma '01 received are the types of challenges we en- my students can participate di- slaves and 3,000 acres, and pool- a separate VFIC Minority counter when we try to automate recdy in projects. I've had

Sweet Briar College Alumwe Magazine Winter 1999 Theorists can still get systems of neurons leading to her summer fellowship at NASA trostatic or magnetic properties," high-level cognitive functions has helped to refine her goals. says Professor Calle. "Anne

away with using pencils and systems ot particles leading "What she is saying now is that helped me and my collaborators to macroscopic phenomenon like she's going to be a rocket scion at NASA design and set up ex- andpaper. But then they weather." ti>t," says Carlos Calle, professor periments from scratch. She par- turn around and ask us Professor Hyman uses com- of physics. ticipated in our discussions and puter technology judiciously In 1998, Professor Calle was helped to collect data. After

to prove their theoretical throughout the curriculum, ex- awarded a NASA faculty fellow- spending several weeks with us,

posing his students to a wide va- ship for a project titled she joined another, adjacent team models. Having access to riety of research tools. "We're "Electrostatic Charge and that needed her assistance." technology at the most always limited by the tools," he Discharge of Sub-micron Dust Anne joined two NASA sci- says. "Technology is good for Particles in the Simulated entists who were characterizing a fundamental levels science because it allows us to Martian Environment." The re- type of volcanic ash from Hawaii

stay on the job, exploring the search is critical to keeping that serves as a simulant or sub- brings students into this same questions we were asking NASA's equipment in good stitute for Martian soil. The theoretical/experimental 50 years ago: What makes a nu- working order on a planet prone paper she wrote summarizing the cleus work? Why are there galax- to global dust storms. research was presented before the exchange. Instead of ies? How do storms form? Anne began assisting entire division at NASA at the

Theorists can still get away with Professor Calle with preliminary end of the summer. "Everybody learning science second- using pencils and paper. But then research during the spring semes- was there," recalls Professor

turn around and ask us to ter of her freshman year. Then, Calle. "The project has high visi- hand, they discover itfor they prove their theoretical models. during the summer, she contin- bility and people were interested

themselves. Having access to technology at ued to work for 10 weeks at the in the results. Anne's presentation

the most fundamental levels Kennedy Space Center with provoked an animated discussion, —Scott Hyman brings students into this theoreti- funding from both the Florida but she fielded questions very

'simple' tasks like recognizing and cal/experimental exchange. Space Grant Commission and well."

classifying images, freeing our- Instead of learning science sec- the Sweet Briar Science Anne was by far the youngest selves to do more important ondhand, they discover it tor Initiative. research assistant there. Most of work." themselves." "My research involves under- the professors conducting experi-

Professor Hyman's interest in standing the dry Martian soil, ments at the Kennedy Space image processing dates back to Down-To-Earth particularly its elec- Center come from large universi- his post-doctoral year at the ties where National Institutes ot Health. Experience For graduate There, researchers were working students

on an artificial neural network Rocket Scientists are first in

(ANN), a computing device that ne for learns through experience. "Based Anne on Pavlovian conditioning exper- Lombardi '01 iments with animals, the NIH entered Sweet

and its contractors were creating Briar planning crude models of the mechanisms to major in of learning. My physics back- physics. But ground, especially

statistical mechanics, | was adaptable to the

project. There are

parallels between Linda Fink and husband, Lincoln Brower ships. At Sweet Briar, undergrad- From Bombers safety applications, to recreational who have experience using these uates—even freshmen like use by weekend boaters and hik- technologies will have greater Anne—receive these high-level to Butterflies: ers. Incorporating the data pro- employment opportunities." opportunities. vided by GPS satellites, GIS In addition to all its other on-

Because Professor Calle is Global software creates both accurate campus uses, GPS/GIS has a limited in the number of students Positioning maps and powerful geographical valuable application in Professor he can take to NASA, he is databases tor analysis. Fink's own research. She and her preparing to bring portions of his Comes to SBC Professional-quality versions of husband, biology professor research to Sweet Briar. "Some of both technologies are on the Lincoln Brower, are monitoring

my work requires expensive, large Before Sweet Briar professors verge of widespread use in a vari- the annual population and mi-

equipment," he explains. "Other can introduce students to cutting- ety of disciplines including envi- gration of monarch butterflies.

components I can set up here edge research tools, they have to ronmental studies, engineering, Recently, the two researchers es- with my students. This is what learn to use the equipment them- geology, and archaeology. tablished a Butterfly Research I'm planning to do spring semes- Sweet Briar, has Garden on the Sweet Briar cam- selves. This is how Linda Fink, At GPS/GIS ter. I'm teaching a research course multiple uses both inside and pus, behind the Train associate professor of biology, is SBC that will expose majors to some spending her sabbatical year. She outside the classroom. The Station and Caboose. The X- of the ongoing work I'm doing College's riding and outdoor pro- shaped stand of butterfly bush is bringing a pair of new, comple- for NASA. It's exciting and chal- mentary technologies to campus: grams, the buildings and grounds [Buddkia davidii) attracts many lenging. These are very delicate global positioning system (GPS) office, and the land-use commit- species of butterflies from early experiments that require a great devices and geographic informa- tee will benefit along with stu- summer through mid-autumn.

deal of care and precision. It's tion system (GIS) mapping soft- dents and professors in the Butterflv activity is weather de- important experience and, this ware. sciences. "I don't believe in tech- pendent. On warm, clear after- way, four to five students will be nology tor technology's sake," noons through mid-September GPS is a worldwide network able to participate and share the students or Defense Department satellites savs Professor Fink. "But, in this the researchers and their responsibility." that can pinpoint the latitude, case, the hardware and software can see hundreds of individuals. longitude, elevation, speed, and really does give us the power to The "X" is oriented to the

direction of missiles, troops, and make better academic and recre- compass (north-south-east-west) ships. Civilian uses range from ational use of our 3,300 acres. to allow the study of changes in commercial aviation and public Plus, this stuff is 'hot.' Students monarchs' flight directions as

Sweet Briar College Allimwe Magazine Winter 1999 they shift from summer breeding major dips down below the ment, and international business. interdisciplinary senior exercise in generations to the fall migratory trees," says Bill Hosteder, associ- Where appropriate, economics the spring. Last semester, instead

generation. The tall generation of ate professor of economics and courses include material that re- of focusing on traditional literary

monarch butterflies will migrate director of the management pro- lates specifically to the culture analysis and research techniques,

to sites high in the mountains of gram. "That's why we are actively and business environment of the Spanish/business majors in 222 Mexico. Brower, one of the searching for alumnae who have Hispanic world. were developing the marketing

world's foremost experts on the business experience related to Computer literacy is empha- analysis and research tools neces-

species, is concerned that defor- Latin America. It could be in sized throughout the major. sary to support their interdiscipli-

estation in butterflies' wintering human relations, sales and mar- Students use technology to con- nary projects.

sites in Mexico may seriously de- keting, accounting, supply, or duct research, develop graphical "The research majors are im- plete the population. manufacturing—we're not look- presentations, submit course- mersed in this year will benefit

"These butterflies go to very ing for a specific type of business work, and correspond with pro- all students to follow," explains

tiny areas in the forest where a or corporate position—all experi- fessors. Majors are also Dr. Ingber. "They are doing re-

big conservation problem exists," ences and insights are welcome." encouraged to take relevant search on the major itself, devis-

says Professor Fink. "Using GPS As the former coordinator of courses in other departments ing a survey that will help them

in combination with aerial pho- local industrial development for such as cultural anthropology, en- in part to package themselves as tos, we can train our GIS soft- the Arabian Oil Company vironmental ethics, or interna- job candidates."

ware to give us a profile of (ARAMCO) in Saudi Arabia, tional politics. Alumnae interested in sharing

conditions at these remote Professor Hosteder knows that Explaining where alumnae tit their experiences with

Mexican sites. It can help us an- subde variations in a student's into the mix, Dr. Ingber points Spanish/business majors can con-

swer questions like Is there illegal academic background and work out that "We can always count tact Dr. Ingber by VOICE (804)

logging going on ? or Are the butter- experience can make or break a on alumnae to tell us what they 381-6206, FAX (804) 381-6489, flies moving downhill? It's a per- hiring decision. "It is one thing know about life after Sweet Briar. E-MAIL [email protected]. fect example of how these to get students into the applicant They're willing to give us the in-

technologies are good for much pool for consideration. It's an- side story, speaking not only as

more than navigation and mapother to get them selected for the professionals, but as former stu- New Computer ping. It's also a perfect way for job. We want our majors to pass dents and as women. We value Science Major students to learn just how power- both tests and, later, move up the their 'on the ground' perspective,

ful these tools can be in the stud- organizational ladder." especially when it comes to Speaking with Bob Chase, ies of field biology and ecology." The new major is the inter- working in cultures that are not professor of mathematical sci- disciplinary brainchild of as accepting of women in the ences, it is no surprise to hear Professor Hosteder and Dr. Alix workforce." Business with a that Sweet Briar has an "old Ingber, professor of Spanish and The required coursework for girls" network established in the associate dean of academic af- Spanish/business is evenly di- Spanish Accent relatively young computer science fairs. The curriculum combines vided between Spanish and eco- industry. After all, SBC is the courses in Spanish language and nomics. The major culminates in "We're doing everything we "most wired" women's college in Hispanic culture with courses in the senior year with two courses: can to make sure that Sweet the United States. What is amaz- accounting, marketing, manage- Spanish 222 in the fall, and an Briar's new Spanish/business ing, however, is that the College

List of New and Revised Computer Science Offerings

(Revised) C++ Programming: An (New) )ava Programming: Object- (New) Digital Logic: An examina- (New) Operating Systems: The introduction to computer science oriented programming methods tion of the underlying computer software systems which manage and object oriented programming for platform-independent applica- hardware including gates, combi- computer hardware. Topics in- in C++. Topics include data types tions development and World national circuits and arithmetic clude processes, interprocess through arrays, and functions. Wide Web (WWW) applet devel- and logic circuits, and clock- communication, deadlock, mem- Structured programming, object- opment using the )ava program- sequential circuits implementing ory management, swapping, pag- oriented design, and the testing of ming language. registers, memory, addressing ing, virtual memory, input/output programs will be stressed. schemes, and control logic. management, file systems, protec- (Revised) Software Methods: tion, security, distributed and mul- (New) Applications Development: Advanced programming tech- (New) Algorithm Analysis: tiprocessor machines. A team-oriented software niques including object oriented Rigorous analysis of algorithms for engineering-based approach to the design and programming, recur- searching and sorting, use of data (New) Topics in Computer design and maintenance of large sion, searching and sorting, algo- structures such as hash tables and Science: Content varies yearly. practical software projects using a rithm development, and structured binary search trees and techniques Examples include: Using the commercial development environ- programming. such as dynamic programming UNIX operating system; UNIX in- ment emphasizing component and greedy algorithms. Emphasis ternals; real-time audio and video

reuse, revision control, and test is on asymptotic time and space systems; communications net-

case development. complexity - best and worst case works, programming languages. as well as amortized analysis.

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 The demandfor in-

formation-technology

workers is incredible.

There are currently

345,000 positions un-

filed in the United

States; 25,000 in

Virginia alone.

—Bob Chase

did not even offer a computer science major until this fall.

"We've had a mathemaths- computer science major in place for a number of years," explains Professor Chase. "These majors have had no difficulty landing good jobs with starting salaries that continue to shock me! Quite a few are in positions now where they can assist with internships and job opportunities. They're very generous about it, e-mailing the department to let us know that they're ready and willing to help. Meantime, we've been looking forward to building on this success with a new, separate computer science major."

Reaching into his file cabinet, Professor Chase pulls out the lat- Robert Chase est statistics. "The demand for information-technology workers major, Sweet Briar's department We have more majors now than "Yes," Professor Chase happily than is incredible. There are currendy of mathematical sciences re- ever before." admits, "I've answered more

345,000 positions unfilled in the designed its entire computer Like all other Sweet Briar one panic call. But that's standard.

United States; 25,000 in Virginia science curriculum to emphasize students, computer science ma- No matter how well prepared you alone. Still, we did not want to "real world" practices. The task jors benefit from small classes, are, first jobs are always a little respond to either student requests also involved faculty recruitment access to faculty, independent frightening. I've had graduates or industry needs by offering just and retraining. "We now have the work, and hands-on research. But tossed—bang!—into the middle any computer science major. We breadth of courses and the faculty the working relationships these of huge corporate networks. I wanted to ensure that our gradu- expertise to support a pure com- majors form with professors mav think just knowing that thev ates would continue to stand puter science major," says Chase. prove to be more critical in the could call made a difference. out. "This is what our students short term. After all, who do the Sometimes you just need some- In preparation for the new wanted and the response has computer experts call when they one else to confirm what you been overwhelmingly favorable. need help? already know. Then, you're fine."

10 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 .

Sweet Brjar CollEqE-

We're Not "Just LibERAl Arts" Anymore

By Catherine Lumsden '78 that we could succeed in any area if we Katie has the highest accolades for Sweet

worked effectively." A number of Dr. Leigh's Briar. For women pursuing a technical de-

Sweet Briar College provides a fine liberal classmates have successful careers in science, gree, she lauds not only the College's curricu- arts education tor voung women. But are you as well as in business, social work, advertising, lum but also the professors. "If there was a aware of its strong standing in the scientific creative writing and creative arts. subject area that I wanted to know more and technical communities? Recent additions Katie Clarkson, Class of 1997, is a soft- about, my professors were always very willing to the curriculum have made Sweet Briar ware engineer in Raleigh. She develops and to set up an independent study with me in even more appealing to voung women who services the communications server software that area. Never did I have to worry about plan a technical career. To better prepare for the OS/390 (an operating system for not gaining knowledge because there was not graduates for careers within the technical mainframe computers). She attributes Sweet a class offered on a particular subject. I arena, the College now offers a computer Briar with providing her with the technical quickly tound that the only limits on my science major. knowledge she needs in her daily activities at learning were the ones that I created. There

Sweet Briar also offers an engineering IBM: "Sweet Briar taught me how to learn. was nothing that I couldn't do if I really dual-degree program with Columbia In this job, you have to be able to think on wanted to do it. My professors were always

Universitv or Washington University in St. your feet. Things change so quickly that you available tor questions and encouraged me to

Louis. Under this program, a student com- are constandy learning new things. The abil- 'think outside of the box.' They got just as bines three vears of accelerated study at Sweet ity to truly think and learn 'on the fly' has excited as I did when I succeeded. If I could

Briar with two vears of study at the cooperat- proven to be equally as beneficial as, if not give one piece of advice to prospective stu- ing institution, earning a bachelor of science more beneficial than, my technical skills." dents interested in computer science at Sweet degree from Sweet Briar and a B.S. degree in engineering (mechanical, chemical, civil, elec- trical, nuclear and others), health systems, computer science, or management science from the other school. More and more women attending Sweet Briar are opting to pursue technical careers.

Sweet Briar alumnae are found throughout the entire spectrum of technological and scientific fields. Not only are many of our graduates doctors; many are computer spe- cialists, including software developers, mili- tary officers, engineers, and research scientists. The Research Triangle area in

North Carolina is home to more than 150 graduates and students. Dr. Margaret Leigh 73 is professor or pediatrics and chief of the Division of Pulmonary Medicine and Allergy Perhaps Sweet Briars greatest im- Sweet Briar taught me how to at the Universitv of North Carolina.

Dr. Leigh states that Sweet Briar prepared pact on me. . . is the self-confidence learn. In this job, you have to be her for medical school. "I had a solid founda- and self-esteem that evolvedfrom able to think on yourfeet. Things tion in science through courses in biology, the small classroom environment. I change so quickly that you are con- chemistry and physics, as well as a broad understanding ot the liberal arts. Perhaps Sweet think that we were challenged to stantly learning new things. Katie Clarkson '97 Briar's greatest impact on me and my class- 'speak our minds' more than — mates who have pursued a variety of careers is women in a. . . university environ- the sell-confidence and self-esteem that evolved from the small classroom environment might be. We certainly had ment. I think that we were challenged to the confidence that we could suc- 'speak our minds' more than women in a ceed. . large classroom, university environment —Dr. Margaret Leigh 73 might be. We certainly had the confidence

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine \Vi\ter 1999 Briar, it would be GO FOR IT! It truly is her with a more essential set of skills, specifi- which is why the liberal arts education is so what you make of it—the sky is your limit." cally, high analytic skills. "I am able to exam- valuable. Presentation and writing skills are This flexibility in designing a program to ine information and articulate on a imperative to be successful. You must be able fit the student's needs is a major focus at the conceptual and detailed level what is going to communicate your message. The College's

College and one that is not present at large on; this I learned at Sweet Briar. Although excellent English program coupled with tech- universities. At Sweet Briar, young women, the type of information that I am analyzing is nical courses provides the foundation for a with the help of independent studies, are able new to me, knowing 'how to' allows me to graduate to be competitive in today's work- to customize a major, structuring a technical make the transition." force. degree that best suits their needs. Sweet Briar gave Kindle a unique oppor- To enhance the competitiveness of Sweet Another recent graduate, Kindle Samuel '98, tunity to get involved in just about every- Briar graduates, many alumnae work closely is completing her master of accounting thing. In job interviews, she speaks freely of with the College to coordinate internships, degree at the University of North Carolina's her leadership experiences, teamwork, com- which offer the opportunity to gain valuable

School of Business. She shares Katie's enthu- munity service, working outside of her "com- work experience and develop helpful contacts, siasm for the foundation Sweet Briar fort zone," as well as her ability to set and during the academic year or in the summer. provided for a technical career. The world of achieve goals. "This is what employers want In the past, students have interned at large public accounting is very dynamic and the to hear and talk about. Sweet Briar is defi- technology companies, including IBM, and traditional ideas that many people have about nitely the place where you can get super ex- SAS Institute, Inc. The College's Career accounting no longer hold true. Kindle cred- posure and have unbelievable opportunity Services Office puts students in touch with its her liberal arts background as providing and support, not only to become involved in alumnae working within such companies who

something, but to stick with it and help it have agreed to serve as mentors and are

grow and become better." happy to assist with internships.

Many of Kindles business school class- If you know a young woman who plans to

mates went to large, big-name schools, were pursue a technical major, encourage her to

undergraduate business majors, and had more take a close look at Sweet Briar. I think that

exposure to the subject matter. But Kindle she will be pleased with what the College has

has learned that what matters to employers is to offer.

that prospective employees are intelligent and

can learn. When she and her classmates were Cathy Lumsden, preparing for employment interviews, many who was an inter-

classmates struggled to come up with perti- national affairs nent leadership and teamwork experiences. major at SBC, is a Kindles struggle was to figure out how she technical writer with Institute, would be able to fit into a one-hour interview SAS Inc. in Cary, North all of her experiences at Sweet Briar. Her Sweet Briar education has given Kindle an Carolina. Aformer advantage over her classmates by providing naval officer, she re-

her with very marketable assets. ceived an MA. in national security / am able to examine information The world is changing; so is the job market. Careers in technology are some of the affairs with a specialization in Soviet and Asian and articulate on a conceptual and studies the Postgraduate School in most promising for the new graduate. A lib- from Naval detailed level what is going on; 1989. Currently she is working toward an M.S. eral arts education still provides an excellent this I learned at Sweet Briar. foundation, but supplemented with a techni- in technical communication at North Carolina

State University. And she is president SBC's Although the type ofinformation cal background it becomes even more mar- of ketable. Today's job market demands that Triangle Alumnae Club. that I am analyzing is new to me, college graduates be fluent in the use of the knowing 'how to' allows to me computer and conversant with basic software make the transition. packages. With more and more companies

—Kindle Samuel '98 relying on web sites to communicate their

message, webmasters are an integral asset of a company's communication channel. But these webmasters must also know how to write,

12 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 New Kids on the Block Some Notable Statistics

Class of 2002 Academic Awards and Other Honors

African American: 5% 33% National Honor Society

Asian-American/Pacific Islander 2% 1 5% Who's Who in American High Schools

Hispanic-American 3% 1 National Merit Semi Finalist

White 88% 4 National Merit Commended Scholars

International 2% 2 National Science Merit Award winners

Award winners Geographic Representation 3 National English Merit 5 Mu Alpha Theta (national math honor Canada, Japan, Russia society) 31 states, with VA, NC, MD among the

1 maxima cum laude, 1 magna cum top ten

laude, 1 cum laude, 2 silver medalists, 33% from VA, 25% from other southern

1 third place: National Latin Exam states

1 First place in International Bach It's official! The Class of 2002 banner is hung in the Bistro. Lindsay Keller, Schooling Competition (Littleton, CO) steadies the ladder for Meg Pringle (Austin, TX) Public schools 74% 4 Ail-American Scholars Independent schools 26% Other Career Aspirations Volleyball 15% 1 Illinois State Scholar

Class Rank Archaeologist; cytologist; naturopathic doc- Tennis 14% 1 First place in Texas State Science

Top 10%: 40% tor; historical preservationist; genetic Softball 14% Olympiad in Bottle Rock Engineering

Top 20%: 64% counselor; choreographer; artist; inte- Field Hockey 11% 1 Research paper funded by Indian

rior designer; politician; child psycholo- Swimming Top 25%: 69% Academy of Science 9% 93% pharmaceutical representative; Basketball Top 50%: 2 Bausch and Lomb Science Award gist; 8%

novelist; social worker Cheerleading 5% 1 Westinghouse Physical Science, Visual

Effects and Innovation Award Extracurricular Activities Community Service

1 DAR American History Award 83% interested in fine arts 92% volunteered in some capacity

3 Governor's School attendees 36% play at least one instrument (piano; For or through church 25%

8 Girls' State program attendees flute; piccolo; mellophone; classical gui- Soup kitchens/food drives 15%

1 9 Participants in summer academic/ tar; harmonica; violin; bagpipes; clar- Nursing/retirement homes 14%

enrichment programs inet; cello; banjo; French horn; bassoon; Hospitals/medical centers 12%

Exchange/Study Abroad Programs viola; trumpet; handbells; saxophone; Elementary/peer tutoring 11%

oboe; steel drums Habitat for Humanity 6% 7 exchange students (Denmark; Italy;

involved in theatre Poor/homeless 4% Spain; France; Russia; Chile;) 31%

24% sing/perform in choir or chorus Therapeutic riding centers 4% The first Step Singing for 200 1 People to People Student Ambassador to dancers (ballroom; modern; in- Special Olympics 3% the United Kingdom & Ireland 22% are

terpretive; ballet) Total Enrollment Fall 1998 731 1 People to People Student Ambassador to Employment

are visual artists (porter; oil painting; On-campus 588 England, Scotland, Wales, & Ireland 21% 91% have held jobs during the summer ceramics; sculpture; printmaking; rub- Full-time, 539 1 International Model U.N. Conference and/or school year

ber stamp art; charcoal drawing; glass Part-time, 49 participant, The Hague, Netherlands Financial Aid blowing; gold smithing; bronze casting; Off-campus 143 1 Mission trip to India 58% of the class received need-based aid

collages; mosaics; layout/design; figure SBC Junior Year in France 97 1 Paris Langues Academy Four of every five enrollees were inter- drawing; pen & ink SBC Junior Year in Spain 46 1 Study in the Costa Rican rain forest ested in some form of financial aid

1 5% write poetry or short stories Region 1 Ulpan (Hebrew study) in Tel Aviv, Israel Enrollment By Reasons Given for Choosing 1 3% perform in band or orchestra Virginia 233 1 New Zealand outdoor/community Sweet Briar 10% enjoy photography South (excluding Virginia) ...166 service program participant 1) Size Northeast 174 Leadership Top Academic Interests 2) Quality of academic program/ held at least one leadership Central 74 Science & math (74%) (51% faculty-student ratio

position in a club or organization) West 54 English/creative writing 3) Beauty of the campus

1 8% student government or class leader- International* 30 Modern languages 4) College for women 'from Belize, Bosnio, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Education ship Ethiopia, France, Germany, Ghana, Great to student government presidents; 2 vice Is Sweet Briar proud welcome Theatre ails 4 Britain, Haiti, India, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, secretaries; 3 treasurers Mexico, Poland, Romania, Russio, South Business presidents; 3 these bright, interesting, diverse

Africa, South Korea, Spain 13 class officers History alumnae-in-training? Number of new students in 1998: Post-Graduate/Career Plans Sports 203 participated in a sport) Unspecified graduate degree 15% (82% have Transfers from other institutions: 6 Riding 31% Veterinary school 11% Non-degree-seeking students 29 Soccer 19% YES! Law School 9% First-year class 168 Track/Cross Country 16% Medical school 8%

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 a

Orientation 1998

By Katie Wright '00 called "Learning on the Land," a variety of ex- Roche (Lovettsville, VA) also enjoyed herself:

Student Intern, Sweet Briar Alumnae Magazine ploratory sessions/group problem-solving ac- "Learning on the Land was a great experience,

tivities which viewed the Sweet Briar an opportunity to explore the campus when I 1906, Orientation consisted of an infor- environment from the perspective of different probably wouldn't have otherwise." Inmal meeting, a reception, an afternoon pic- academic disciplines. Students chose from 19 Each new student received a copy of The nic, and a special evening exercise. A topics. Coordinator Laura Staman set two Story ofSweet Briar College by Martha Lou debate over school colors and election of the goals for the exercise: "First, we wanted the Lemmon Stohlman '34, and Tradition and first student government officers took place. students to connect with their classmates; sec- Change, a four-part anthology of writings by

That first Orientation effort is not to be un- ond we wanted them to connect with the land. members of the Sweet Briar community, past derestimated: all of the students were new—no Sweet Briar's campus is an outstanding setting and present, about life at the College from its upperclasswomen to serve as guides. The Class for an active lifestyle; an outdoor enthusiast has founding until now. Section one, of 1910 had to orient itself! Ninety-two years everything she wants right in her own back- "Remembering the Past," is composed of later, Orientation for the Class of 2002 was yard." alumnae recollections, by decade, from 1906- very different. Faculty and staff led adventures around 1956, most of them excerpts from a special Planning an Orientation program begins in campus—excursions by foot, bike or horseback. 1976 edition of the Alumnae Magazine, cele-

th the fall of the year before a new class enters, Director of Riding Paul Cronin's group ("View brating SBC's 75 anniversary. Section two, with the election of an Orientation From A Horse") observed environmental and "Clippings: Primary Sources," features clips

Chairwoman. Meg Pollard '99 chaired 1998's historical issues on Sweet Briar land—the wa- from the Sweet Briar News, from its first issue

Planning Committee, which included Dean of tershed, forests, streams, farmland, trails, and in 1927 to the present. Section three, "Doing

Co-Curricular Life Valdrie Walker; Assistant erosion controls. Associate Professor of Sweet Briar History: Analysis and Synthesis,"

Dean of Co-Curricular Life Susan Iverson; Physical Education Bonnie Kestner led tells of the effects of World War II on Sweet

Coordinator of Co-Curricular Programs "Exploring The Many Facets of Water," hiking Briar, the integration of the College, the devel-

Martha Woodroof; Associate Dean of to explore the different ways in which water af- opment of athletics, and changing admission

Academic Affairs Alix Ingber; Director of fects our lives, finding different campus water standards from 1906 to 1934. Section four, a SWEBOP (Sweet Briar College Outdoor sources, experiencing water as both a cleansing one-pager, includes "The Quiz" (questions to

Program) Laura Staman; Dean of the College and destructive agent, and enjoying recreational test what readers learned ) and "The George Lenz; and 23 student representatives water activities—tubing on the lake and creat- Challenge," urging: "Do your own Sweet Briar who served as Orientation Group Leaders. ing a water slide in a dell. Students with Lee History: research a topic of interest and submit During the weeklong Orientation program in Piepho ("Pastoral Sweet Briar"), Sara a paper for inclusion in 1999's anthology."

August, faculty, staff, upperclasswomen and Shallenberger Brown Professor of English, dis- "Ice-breaker" and "Get-to-know-each- new students participated enthusiastically— covered that the College and Sweet Briar other" games, evening entertainments, free college-wide effort immersing all in an atmos- House embody cultural ideals that stretch back time for shopping trips (room decoration!), phere of learning and fun. The theme was to the Italian Renaissance. They looked at texts picnics, and Boat House parties filled out the

"This is the Place," chosen to help newcomers and pictures showing these origins, then week. "It was long and crazy but I met a lot of get acquainted with the College and the area. walked through Sweet Briar House and people I wouldn't have met otherwise!" said The week concentrated on learning ins and grounds to see how they were adapted. Cheyenne Sylvester (Olympia, WA). outs of campus life: using the computer net- Associate Professor of Studio Art Laura Pharis I believe that Sweet Briar's founders would work and electronic mail, conducting research and Honors Fellow Greta Niu's group be pleased with Orientation 1998. And like the in the library, meeting with academic advisors, ("Inspired By Nature") gathered materials with Class of 1910, the Class of 2002 is enthusiastic time/stress management, the Honor Code, which to draw, paint, and sculpt, using black and ready to savor "this place." placement and handbook tests, honors work walnut for charcoal, red Virginia clay for paint, orientation, sessions for students seeking cam- and bird feather quills for drawing tools. And KathrynA. (Katie) pus jobs or loans, nautilus training—and mem- "The Sounds Of Flutes" group, led by Wright (Warrenton, VA) orizing the campus map! "Orientation is a Associate Professor of Dance Mark Magruder, is an English/creative good idea because it helps students get com- journeyed to the campus' bamboo forest, an in- writing major. Recipient fortable with the school," Katie Gjeldum spiring place of quiet beauty; everyone learned ofthe Fletcher Award, she

(Wheaton, IL) said. First-Year Seminars, new how to make and decorate a bamboo flute and is active in student gov- this year, began Friday of Orientation week. received instructions on basics of flute playing. ernment, serves as

Meant to introduce students to liberal arts ed- It's no surprise that Learning on the Land Judicial Committee secre- ucation, these focus on analytical and creative drew a positive response from the Class of tary and is on the Katie Wright abilities, and encourage inclusion and pursuit 2002. Kristi Rose (Hamilton, VA), in Bonnie Publications Committee. of different interests. Kestner's group, noted: "No other way would I This is Katie's secondyear as editor ofthe Sweet

As part of Orientation's "This is the Place" have gotten to explore the campus. I didn't Briar News. She is thefirst magazine staff intern. theme, students took part in a new program even know those trails were there!" Stephanie

14 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 Service at Monument Photos © David Abrams

WElcoMJNq Remains: FouncIers' DAy/OpENiNq Convocation

SEpTE^bER 25, 1998

By Melissa Henning '99

President ofthe Student Government Association

Telcome to this festive which an academic institution

occasion, this day on would be built to educate young Wlwhich we celebrate women. the founders of Sweet Briar Sweet Briar is unique in many

College and the start of a new ways, but the two most distinct

academic year. This calling to- assets I have found here are the

gether unites those people who College's physical setting, or its

have gained some sort of connec- place, and its honor system.

tion to Sweet Briar, be it in the Sweet Briar's lush forests, rolling

past or present. I welcome all of hills, whispering winds, and pic-

you, as you have chosen to take turesque sunsets have captivated

part in this meaningful, memo- those of us who have spent ex- Convocation's Presidential Party assembles, l-r: Associate Dean Mix Ingber; rable ceremony that honors the tended periods of time here. Dean George Lenz; Alumnae Association President Kathy Pegues; SBC President Elisabeth Muhlenteld; Student Government President Melissa Henning; dream of one woman, Indiana Those of us who have studied Distinguished Alumna Katharine Crommelin Milton; SBC Chaplain Susan Fletcher WLLLiams, a dream in here have been impressed by the Lehman

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 ,

blessings of knowledge and hope. The 1998-99 Sweet Briar's place offers bound- Student Academic Awards and Prizes less space for inspiration. One can go anywhere on our 3,300 Announced at Opening Convocation acres to think or exercise, play or on Founders' Day

relax. It is a refuge in a fast-

lives, it al- paced world. In many The Emilie Watts McVea Scholars The Dorothy Nicholson Tate lows freedom to develop (top-ranking members of their Scholarship

intellectually, socially, and spiri- classes) Christian Turner '00, Centerville, OH Lindsey Neef '99, West Bloomfield, tually, while challenging one aca- The Washington, D.C. Alumnae Ml Club Scholarship Award demically, all at once. The life '00, Midlothian, VA Susan Bobb Elizabeth Keating '00, Potomac, MD gained from balance that may be Amy Tabb '01, Kearneysville, WV Melissa Henning Anya Moon '02, Hamilton, VA a Sweet Briar education is some- Alumna Daughter Scholarship Catherine O'Brien '99, Warrenton, VA sense of honor we gain just by thing of true essence. Emily Pegues '00, Warrenton, VA The Camille Williams Yow Merit coming here, attending classes Each of us here today has Manson Scholar Scholarship and living here—and the in- been granted the opportunity to Catherine O'Brien '99, Warrenton, Amanda Atkinson '00, York, PA Colvin '02, Catlett, tegrity, trust, and respect we de- bear a rose in Daisy Williams' VA Mary VA Emily Reeh '01, Edmond, OK velop for and from our name. Each of us has the ability Benedict Scholar Meredith Tillery '99, Augusta, GA Melissa Gail Henning '99, professors, administrators, and to allow that rose to grow, Mehoopany, PA The Academy of American Poets staff. Honor, once learned at bloom, open up, and then let the Anne Pelton Jones '99, Sherer Merit Scholarship for soil. If Sweet Briar, becomes honor petals fall on fertile we Fredericksburg, VA Christine Bump '00, Napa, CA life, a part of every woman's welcome that opportunity, seize Frances Hunter McOwen '01, Valentine Scholars character. It permeates our its potential, believe in ourselves, Dallas, PA Aimee Armentrout '99, defines our actions, and apply it to our lives, we will The Julia Sadler deColigny Award thinking, and Mechanicsville, VA Jennifer Paige Crutcher '99, shapes our opinions. succeed the way Indiana Fletcher Sarah Belanger '01, Richmond, VA Palestine, TX On this day I am further re- Williams would have wanted us Jennifer Bryant '02, Midlothian, VA The Hapala Scholar minded of the lyrics of the Sweet to. And most of all, if we inte- Rickards Scholars '00, Park, FL '01 Josie Beets Pinellas Briar song: grate the Sweet Briar definition jenaire Terry , Washington, D.C. Ariana Wolynec-Werner '01 The Kenmore Scholars Sweet Briar, Sweet Briar, thy of honor into our lives forever, Edinboro, PA Benedicte Valentin '99, columns white we will surely learn to embrace le Mattel, France The Carter Leadership Award St. Just Shine on thy rose a beacon the world in a different way. Devon Vasconcellos '99, Boulder, CO Kimberly Graff '02 bright Sweet Briar College has cer- The Rebecca Tomlinson Lindblom The Louise (ones Cox Scholars truth to bear, and radiance tainly progressed since it first Award Of Sara Foltz '01, Monroe, VA Lindsay Hicks '99, Tempe, AZ bright opened in 1906. It is still today, Rebecca Saunders '02, Madison Thy beauty, Sweet Briar in the words of the first Board of Heights, VA The Shakespeare Prize

'01, Erin Jennifer Vlasaty '99, St. Louis, The song captures the essence Directors of the College, "a lib- Katie Wood Lowesville, VA MO of our foundation: the stateliness eral arts college of the first rank." The Helen Smith Davenport Scholarship The Lucile Barrow Turner Award and goodness found in a solid, It is blessed with place, spirit, ()r. Year in France) Nicole Lamm '00, Madison Heights, well-rounded education; the and honor. I hope you will join Amanda Ankerman, West Hartford, VA truth we inherit when we carry me in a continuing sense of awe, CT The 1998 Truman Scholarship on in tradition and thanksgiving; respect, and thanksgiving for our Springs, Wendy Bramlett, Ocean MS Finalist Cooper, Dallas, TX a light into our futures as we set founders—for without them, we Alison Kelley Dize '99, Yorktown, VA Lindsay Perkins, Salt Lake City, UT off into the world and promote would not be here today. Abby Schmidt, Bear Creek, PA change; and radiance, joy for our Victoria Zak, Reston, VA o The Adelaide B. Glascock @ Scholarship

Emily Black '01, Salt Lake City, UT Aracelie Castro '99, San Antonio, TX

The Helen Milner Gordon Scholarship Tyler Currie '02, Atlanta, GA

The Harris Pre-Med Scholarship Anne Lombardi '01, Richmond, VA

The Kay Trogdon Hightower Scholarship Nicole Redwine '01, Fayetteville, GA

The Virginia E. Ranney Memorial Emily Pegues '00, Recipient of the Scholarship 1998 Alumna Daughter Scholarship

Mary )o Bell '01 , Richmond, VA

16 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 1 998 DisTiNquishEd AIumna AwarcI to

KAThAmNE CroivuvieUn MiIton '62

Introduction ofKatharine Milton diet for modern humans. earned a master's degree in 20th at Founders' Day/Opening Much of Katharine's research century English from the RECIPIENTS Convocation, September 25, 1998, is funded by the most prestigious University of Iowa, then a second ohk by Kathy Garcia Pegues, president organizations in the scientific master's degree and the Ph.D., DisiiNquiskd AIumna AwarcI ofthe Alumnae Association world, such as the National both in anthropology, New York Science Foundation, the National University. She started teaching The Distinguished Alumna

the new president of Geographic Society, the John at Berkeley, which is still her aca- Award, established in 1988, Asthe Sweet Briar Alumnae Simon Guggenheim Memorial demic "home," and has won an recognizes alumnae who have Association, it is a great Foundation, and the University Excellence in Teaching Award brought distinction to themselves privilege to be the one to present of California at Berkeley itself, from Phi Beta Kappa of and to Sweet Briar College through the 1998 Distinguished Alumna and its Center for Latin- Northern California. In 1995 she their outstanding accomplishments Award, one of the College's American Studies. To mention was named a Fellow of the in a volunteer or professional highest honors. The award is just one of her numerous accom- American Academy of Arts and capacity. being presented tor the first time plishments: her 1980 book, The Sciences. 1988 to an alumna in the field of an- Foraging Strategy of Howler The scholarly journals in Dorothy Rouse-Bottom '49 thropology. The winner, Dr. Monkeys: A Study in Primate which Katharine's work appears Diana Muldaur Dozier '60

Katharine Crommelin Milton of Economics, was highly innovative are far too numerous for me to Karin Lawson 74 Sweet Briar's Class of 1962, is and influential, essentially show- list, but I'll name a few: The 1989 professor of anthropology at the ing aspiring primatologists how American Journal ofPhysical Hallam Hurt '67 University of California at to conduct a field study; and in Anthropology; the American

Berkelev. Katharine has an excel- 1988, she and a colleague pub- Anthropologist; the International 1990 Virginia Upchurch Collier 72 lent record as both a teacher and lished in the Journal of'Nutrition Journal ofPrimatology; the Katherine Upchurch Takvorian 72 a researcher, and I am very proud the first-ever study of the diges- American Journal ofPrimatology; to welcome her back to Sweet tive physiology of chimpanzees. the Journal ofMammalogy; the 1991 Briar to receive her award. They pointed out that the American Naturalist; Ecology; Ann Henderson Bannard '49

It is a long way-and a far cry- human digestive system is identi- Current Anthropology; and Sadie Gwin Allen Blackburn '45 from the leafy dells of Sweet cal in most respects to that of Scientific American. Katharine has 1992 Briar to the remote jungles of chimps. Katharine is currendy been an invited speaker for many Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp '68 Brazil. Katherine took that route, writing an article for the same distinguished gatherings, includ- 1993 though, with some diversions, journal comparing the diets of ing international symposia in Molly Haskell Sarris '61 and spends a great deal of her modern humans and the pri- Paris and meetings of London's time doing research in the mates; in it she suggests that hu- Royal Society. And now, despite 1994

Amazonian rain forest as well as mans take a careful look at what her crammed schedule, she is Anna Chao Pai '57

and Papua Guinea. monkeys and apes and chimps here with us! Panama New 1995 She has endured primitive living are eating! Katharine's work advances the Joan Vail Thorne '51 conditions, infestation by para- Katharine has a very broad frontiers of knowledge, as she 1996 sites, and a bad bout of malaria, academic background, as one goes off alone into the uncharted Beryl Bergquist Farris 71 yet has pressed on to continue would expect from an evolution- jungle, returns home to make her research, making important ary biologist, a dietary ecologist, sense of what she has found, then 1997 contributions to the field of an- and an anthropologist. She cred- shares it with all of the world. Georgene M. Vairo 72 thropology. She is an expert in its her experience at Sweet Briar This takes a tremendous amount 1998 primatology, and specializes in with helping her to synthesize of dedication, stamina, generos- Katharine Crommelin Milton '62 diet and nutrition, studying the research from several different ity, and also real physical courage. diets of non-human primates and perspectives. Majoring in Sweet Briar College is proud to of remote, forest-dwelling hu- English, she spent her junior year salute Katharine's achievements mans, and her work provides in- in Spain and was active in many and to claim her as one of our sight into what may be the best campus clubs and programs. She

Sweet Briar College Aluuwe Magazine Winter 1999 17 mistake. So I went to her with Goshen with a group of students,

my exam and asked her about it. he saw me come bouncing Acceptance of AwarcI down She gently pointed out that I had the river in my inner tube,

managed to regurgitate many smashing into rocks, totally By Dr. Katharine Crommelin Milton might come from using one's Chaucerian facts onto each page soaked and obviously out of mv

mind. but that I had failed to take these mind with joy, and he remarked Thank you for nominating However, when I came to facts and use them in some con- in his dry way to the students: me for the 1998 Sweet Sweet Briar, even though Sydney structive and original manner to "That girl has naturally high

Briar Distinguished Lanier was an excellent school, I address and answer her questions. spirits!" This comment was re-

Alumna Award. When I look at have to confess that I was still a Eureka—that was it, something peated to me bv a friend and I the quality of the women who bit of a sleepwalker. It was one of clicked and my mind took off. tucked it away but I never forgot have received this award in the the famous Ramage sisters, I vividly remember all of my it. In my later anthropological past, I feel honored. It is wonder- Professor Sarah Ramage, whom I professors at Sweet Briar, for ex- work in Brazil, as I came bounc- ful to be back at Sweet Briar and credit with what might be ample, the wonderful ing down rapid-filled rivers full to be able to speak briefly today termed mv moment of intellec- Shakespearian scholar Professor of piranas, sharp rocks, and fatal to you—faculty, students, staff, tual awakening. This moment Lawrence Nelson, who taught us whirlpools in tiny dugout canoes parents and friends. came in her Chaucer class, which English literature but also took steered bv Indians, I would re-

peat to myself like a mantra, "Remember, Katie, you have nat-

urally high spirits." And this

. . . my education at mantra seems to have worked so

far! Sweet Briar Sweet Briar College gave me

the tools I needed to go out and

College... set me forge a useful and productive life.

Many different life stages are free tofollow spoken of by experts as forma-

tive, but what could be more for- wherever my mind mative than one's four years of

college, particularly if you are for-

and interests would tunate enough to be attending a — wonderful women's college? For take me trained the first time you are out of your family environment on your own

as a young woman and generally can pursue just

about whatever interests you

at a women s college without the later distraction of a

9-to-5 job and demands of a

to befully confident family. There simply is no other

period in our lives that offers this

in my abilities. freedom and, of course, it is not

bv chance that it comes at the age when the human mind has

become sufficiently developed to Katharine Milton, Acceptance Speech make good use of this intellectual

I came to Sweet Briar after to this day remains the best class the time to interact informally experience. graduating from a public high I have ever taken. The semester with his students in ways I leel A college education tradition- school in Montgomery, Alabama. started and I dutifully read the were critical in developing not ally was undertaken as a type of

This high school was named material and attended my classes, only our minds but also our char- personal mental odyssey. No

Sydney Lanier, which you have confident that I was doing a acter. Litde comments that we pragmatic or monetary' return to admit is a rather unusual name good job. However, then came hear when we are young, if they was expected from it—rather, for a high school. Our poor foot- the first exam and when mv are positive or even hopeful, can this experience was viewed as a ball team, the Poets, had to plav paper was returned, I'd made a often have a lasting impact. means of delving into the rich- under the slogan, "The pen is D. A D—how could I have got- Professor Nelson occasionally ness of human thought and his- mightier than the sword," but ten a D! English literature was went with us as we tubed the tory. But while doing this, a good perhaps it was this rather quirky my best subject and I loved the Goshen River—one of my fa- liberal arts education also serves ambience that first made me class! vorite activities. as a link which connects us to all aware of the power of the written Well, I thought, Professor One day as Professor Nelson other generations—past, present, word and the excitement that Ramage has somehow made a was standing on the shore of the and future—and instills in us the

18 Sweet Briar College Aluuwe Magazine Wi\ter 1999 — —— —

desire to try to contribute in a panzees are not very different in secretion from an Amazonian have very few material goods. I constructive way to this panhu- body size but the human brain is forest tree frog, Phylomedusa bi- have learned a great deal from man experience. three times the size of the color. This frog is captured by them about what it means to be

My later training in anthro- chimp's. I view initial stimulus Panoan-speakers such as the human when existing as a part of pology I view as a logical out- for enhanced brain size in the Mayoruna or Matis and the se- nature rather than living apart come of this early training at human lineage as likewise stimu- cretion is scraped from the skin from nature as we western peo-

Sweet Briar. My particular field lated by foraging challenges of the frog and dried. Later it is ples live today. It is sad to think is biological anthropology, which probably a climatic change and placed in fresh burns of men who that many American schoolchild- is the study of human behavior strong decrease in plant food plan a big hunting expedition the ren know little about the natural and morphology from an evolu- availability that in essence forced next day; it enters their blood world or grow up believing that tionary perspective. our ancestors to either sharpen stream and produces a dramatic owning many possessions will

Initially I studied the dietary their wits to meet this challenge physiological effect. The Indians make them happy. behavior of wild primates—pri- or go extinct. claim that the secretion sharpens In summing up, I would say mates of interest to anthropolo- The human dietary niche is their senses when hunting as well that my education at Sweet Briar gists because monkeys and apes unique. Humans are cultural om- as bringing them good luck. College, by teaching me how to are our closest living relatives. In nivores—that is, they use learned I was able to bring a sample think systematically and solve in- my work with howler monkeys information and learned behav- of the frog secretion out of the tellectual problems and by expos- and spider monkeys in Panama, iors (cultural traditions, and tech- jungle with me and sent it to Dr. ing me to the richness of for example, I was able to docu- nologies) to create viable diets John Daly at the National different fields of thought, set me ment many differences in their and take care of other essential Institutes of Health. His labora- free to follow wherever my mind feeding behavior. Howler mon- requirements no matter where tory was ultimately able to iden- and interests would take me keys eat diets very high in young they live, this extraordinary tify a new peptide from this trained as a young woman at a leaves, which tend to be fairly learning ability based on their ex- secretion, adenoregulin, that has women's college to be fully confi- abundant in tropical forests. For tensive mental development and promise in the treatment of some dent in my abilities. A good lib- this reason, howler monkey very large brains. Thus I've found human diseases. Of note too is eral arts education does for you troops have small supplying areas that my studies of wild primates the fact that though this frog what no other training can—it and do not have to travel a long have helped me to better visual- species is found over a huge area opens your mind to a wide range distance each day to find their ize factors that may have been of Amazonia, generally only of different subjects and gives foods. In contrast, spider mon- important in the evolution of my Panoan-speaking groups use it you full exposure to the grand keys eat diets composed almost own species. illustrating the fact that different sweep of human endeavor and exclusively of ripe fruits. But My growing interest in forest cultures may develop dif- accomplishment. Then this since ripe fruits are far less abun- human behavior led me in 1981 ferent pharmacological traditions knowledge is carried away widi dant in tropical forests than to begin to examine features of even though the same natural you on graduation to serve as a leaves, spider monkeys must the dietary ecology of indigenous product is available to them all. steadfast friend throughout your travel long distances each day to peoples living in tropical forests Pictures of tribal peoples life, one who is always there to find their foods. As a result they of Brazil. In this research, I've often present them in fierce poses offer inspiration, insight, have huge supplying areas, 10 to now had the privilege of living which do not really reflect their strength, comfort and hope.

20 times the size of those of with seven of the least-contacted behavior. Today I put together a The many books I read at howler monkeys. Though howler indigenous groups in the few slides to show you how the Sweet Briar, the lectures and dis- monkeys and spider monkeys Brazilian Amazon. I am particu- people I work with look when cussions I participated in, the life have the same body size, spider larly interested in the different carrying out their everyday activi- experiences I shared have stayed monkeys have a brain size double uses each society makes of forest ties. Not only are they vibrant with me all of my adult life and the brain size of howler monkeys. products, both plants and ani- and extraordinarily capable and have never failed to enrich it.

I have hypothesized that this mals, as foods and also for other intelligent; of note too is the fact Hopefully too, through my own striking brain size difference re- purposes such as medicine. that they are also largely free of research and teaching, I am able lates to the unusual challenges Though forest peoples are often most chronic health problems to return some of these benefits faced by spider monkeys in locat- regarded as ecologically quite heart disease, high blood pres- to my own students and continue ing sufficient wild fruits each day. similar, my research helps to sure, diabetes, obesity— that the dynamic cycle of learning and

Such a diet appears to call for demonstrate the rich variety of plague people in western societies discovery. unusual development of learning different ecological traditions such as our own. Study of their Thank you again for present- abilities, memory and naviga- forest-based peoples possess and diets and activity patterns may ing me with the 1998 Sweet tional skills to locate these foods thus emphasizes the loss to all of help us to better understand Briar Distinguished Alumna efficiendy—this reflected in the us in terms of unique human some of the factors that con- Award. large brain size of spider mon- knowledge when even one of tribute to some of these western keys. these groups suffers cultural ex- health problems.

Human evolution likewise is tinction, as has been happening I feel that I am truly fortunate characterized by a considerable at an accelerated rate. to have had the opportunity to increase in brain size—for exam- One of my more interesting live with people who are still re- ple, humans and adult chim- discoveries concerns the use of a moved from industrialization and

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 19 Mini Reunions September 1998

Alumnae Council brought many classmates together to attend meetings, plan for Reunion 1999, and celebrate Founders' Day!

All photo captions read l-r

Photos © David Abrams except where noted

-. i 1948: Audrey Lahman Rosselot; Martha Mansfield Clement |- Af

V, .V jX" 11 tift h fa

1949 planning for the 50th: Elizabeth Wellford Bennett; Mary Fran Brown

Ballard; Kitty Hart Belew

1958: Ethel Ogden Burwell; Elaine Schuster 1959: Deborah Dunning; Ann Pegram Harris; Alice Cary Farmer Brown

1960: Norma Patteson Mills; Marjorie McCraw 1964: Back row, Mollie Johnson Nelson; Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer; V. M. Del Greco McDonald Galgano; Grace Mary Garry Oates. Front: Virginia deBuys; Claire Hughes Knapp

20 Sweet Briar College Allimwe Magazine - Winter 1999 Mini Reunions September 1998

1997: Kerri Rawlings; Alison Hall; Linda DeVogt '86

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 21 In the Spotlight

Margaret Leigh '73 Named One of "Best Doctors in America"

Margaret Leigh, a pedia- trician at the University of North

Carolina School of Medicine in

Woodward/White, Inc. of Aiken, SC). The survey to compile the

"Best Doctors" is based on peer- This photo of Margaret with a patient first appeared in Endeavors (research magazine of UNC-Chapel Hill) with an article review evaluation. For the current on cystic fibrosis research written by Julia Bryan, stepdaughter of Jane McFaddin Bryan'73. listing, more than 30,000 doctors throughout the United States chemistry, Margaret earned an journals including The New by the U.S. government and the were asked to rate other doctors M.D. from Eastern Virginia EnglandJournal ofMedicine and Inter-American Development in their areas of specialization. Medical School. Before joining Pediatrics, and has contributed to Bank, the conference brought to- those physicians Onlv who UNC, she did an internship in many books and textbooks. gether over 400 women from the earned the consensus support of pediatrics at Children's Hospital She is the sister of Winborne region with the purpose of form- their peers were included in the of Kings' Daughters in Norfolk, "Winnie" Leigh Hamlin '58 and ing networks of women leaders final listing. VA and her residency training at daughter of the late Maud who will actively participate in Margaret is professor of pedi- the University of Kentucky. Winborne Leigh '35. building democratic institutions atrics and chief of the Division of Margaret has a distinguished Sweet Briar is proud to see in the developing countries of Pulmonary Medicine Allergy & record of professional service to Margaret, one of its stellar gradu- Latin America and the at UNC-Chapel Hill. She is also the University and to numerous ates, win this national recogni- Caribbean. The conference was director of the University's Cystic national organizations. To mention. Fibrosis Care Center. fellow- A tion just a few of her commit- ship in pulmonology took ments: she is a Fellow of the Amy Woods '95 Margaret to Hill UNC-Chapel American Academy of Pediatrics in 1982, where she has continued Attends International and member of the American her career, winning Women's Conference numerous Board of Pediatrics, for which honors including the Edward she chaired the Sub-board of Livingston Trudeau Scholar Amy Woods was recendy in- Pediatric Pulmonology (1997- Award (1985) and the Faculty vited by the U.S. Government to 98). She serves on the planning Teaching Award from the pedi- assist with a conference on inter- committees for the Pediatric atric housestaff (1993-94). national women's issues held in Assembly Program of the Continuously listed in The Best American Lung Montevideo, Uruguay October Doctors in America 1-3, 1998. One of the key speak- since 1994, Association/American Thoracic she is also listed in The Best ers was The First Lady of the Society and for the annual North Doctors in America: Southeast United States, Hilary Rodham American Cystic Fibrosis Region, and Who's Who in North Clinton. Entided "Vital Voices Conferences. A frequent speaker America. of the Americas: Women in and invited lecturer, she has pub- Following her SBC degree in Democracy," and co-sponsored lished widely in professional Amy Woods

22 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 I \ iim Spotlight inspired by the 1995 United "My student internships were

Nations Fourth World a big part of the reason I was in-

Conference on Women in vited to the conference in

Beijing, China—a gathering Uruguay," said Amy. While a stu- which Amy, then a Sweet Briar dent at Sweet Briar majoring in

student intern in the State international affairs and French,

Department's Bureau of Amy sought a number of inter-

International Organizations, national internships. As well as at helped to organize. the State Department, she held

Amy works for the nonprofit internships at the White House organization InterAction, a coali- and the British-American tion of 164 international devel- Chamber of Commerce. During opment, disaster relief and her junior year, which she spent refugee assistance agencies. She is at the University of Geneva with a program associate for Cornell University's Study

IntexAction's Commission on the Abroad Program, she also in-

Advancement of Women, which terned at the International works to incorporate gender eq- Catholic Migration Committee uity into member agencies' poli- in Geneva. Following her gradu- cies and practices. This year, Amy ation from Sweet Briar (summa has worked with InterAction cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, with members, government officials, a listing in Who's Who in American and UN representatives to draw Universities and Colleges), Amy attention to the issue or gender entered Georgetown University's in complex emergencies. A com- Graduate School of Foreign Sally Bagley plex emergency, such as the situa- Service. While at Georgetown, tion in the former Yugoslavia, has she continued to intern, spending begin her duties in January 1999. Sweet Briar alumnae tours visit- an enormous impact on families a year with the U.S. Committee Lee also serves on several coming Rhodes: in 1995 the and the roles that men and for Refugees and a summer with munity and governmental boards Minaidises entertained former women play within it. Relief or- the then-U.S. Ambassador to including the Mayor's SBC President Barbara Hill and ganizations are often over- France, the late Pamela Environmental Board, the family, Alumnae Director Louise whelmed by the disaster or Harriman, at the embassy in Municipal Writers and Swiecki Zingaro'80, and Dean outpouring of refugees and do Paris. In 1997, Amy earned her Translation Center, and the George Lenz and wife Ellen, not have the time or the tools to M.S. in foreign service from Rhodes International Affairs and along with the other Sweet Briar address gender issues. Through a Georgetown. Public Relations Committees. travelers. series of workshops and a publi- Amy credits Sweet Briar with She has served on the latter two Lee and Sweet Briar are cation, Amy and her colleagues giving her the chance to take committees since 1995 and will keeping connections close! have addressed gender integra- leadership positions which she chair both this next council term. tion in disaster and refugee assis- might not have had at a larger Lee has lived in Rhodes since Sally Twedell Bagley '67 tance in the context of health institution. From Sweet Briar's 1972, and met and married her Receives Top care, personal security, economic perspective, the College is proud husband Vassos that year in Junior League Award production, and education. that Amy made the most of November. Vassos is the owner of every opportunity and has already the Hotel Apollo Beach on the Reprinted with permissionfrom the reached an impressive level in her island of Rhodes, president of the June 1998 Mini Leaguer, maga- exciting career. Rhodes Hotel Owners zine of The junior League of Association, and vice president of Richmond [VA] Lee Giannakis the National Federation of Hotel Owners. Minaidis '71 Elected to By SherrylAnne Pace October 12, 1998, the day Rhodes City Council after winning the first round of Since 1976, the Barbara the elections, Lee and Vassos had By Katie Wright '00 Ransome Andrews Award has a celebration dinner aboard ship Student Intern, Sweet Briar been given to a member of The in Rhodes harbor with tour hosts Alumnae Magazine Junior League of Richmond for Bill and Nannette McBurney outstanding community service Crowdus'57 and the rest of the Lee Minaidis of Rhodes, and commitment. The award is Sweet Briar group on the Greece won her election to City named for one of our most es- Alumnae Association's Alumnae Council. She is one of four teemed and beloved members, College Tour of the Greek Isles women elected this term to the Barbara Ransome Andrews, who and Turkey. It has become tradi- Lee Minaidis 25-member council, and will was President of The Junior tional for Lee and Vassos to meet

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League from 1963-64. Sally has been instrumental in as "an excellent leader and man- culmination of a four-year Representing the very best quali- the major changes in The Junior ager who motivates and encour- process ot discernment, study, ties of a Junior League member, League of Richmond which ulti- ages others to participate by and work in preparation for ordi- her legacy continues to inspire mately has benefited the entire recognizing their individual tal- nation, as well as many hours of everyone. This year's recipient Richmond community. As an ac- ents and abilities. She inspires service to her home parish of St. has a record of volunteer service tive member, she helped relocate others with her energy and en- Monica's Episcopal Church in in the Richmond community The Clothes Rack to its present thusiasm. She is a good listener Naples, FL. Kathy 's family par- spanning three decades. The relocation. Years of hard work at and a friend to everyone." ticipated in the service, along cipient of the 1998 Barbara The Clothes Rack brought in- with The Reverend John Adler,

Ransome Andrews Award is credible amounts of money to A St. Louis native, Sally is a Phi her mentor and sponsor, from her Sally Twedell Bagley, who has The Junior League's Communitv Beta Kappa graduate ofSBC with home church. A large group of touched the lives ot thousands in Chest which went direcdv to a major in music. She was an her fellow parishioners traveled the community and inspired benefit the Richmond area. As a Ernilie Watts McVeigh Scholar to St. Petersburg to lend their coundess volunteers and young- sustainer, she has been very active (highest-ranking member ofher support. sters to strive for uncommon and even "Raised the Roof" with class) and received the Theodore After graduation from Sweet goals. her campaign to raise money for Presser Music Scholarship. She con- Briar, Kathy, a Spanish major

Every organization that Sally the failing roof of the Mayo- tinued her studies with a Woodrow who spent her junior year in has come in contact with has Carter House and to help estab- Wilson Fellowship to the University Spain, went to Colombia, South benefited from her organizational lish an endowment fund tor the of Virginia, earning a master's de- America, where she taught skills, incredible energy, and posi- Mayo-Carter House. After help- gree in music in 1970. English as a second language. tive oudook. Sally has the un- ing with the relocation of The There she met and married Dick canny ability to elicit the full Junior League of Richmond's Ennis, who worked tor the potential of fellow volunteers or Headquarters to the Mayo- Kathy Knox Ennis '60 United States government. In the young piano students. Her re- Carter House on Franklin Street, Ordained To Episcopal following years they lived in sume is exhaustive: President of Sally recognized the critical need Diaconate Guayaquil, Ecuador, the The Junior League ot Richmond to revitalize downtown Dominican Republic, Chicago, 1979-80, Chairman of the Richmond, and was able to get Virginia, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, and By Helen Gwinn Wallace '41 Mayo-Carter House Endowment League Leadership to understand finally Naples. During these Fund, President ot the Junior the historical significance of the years Kathy and Dick raised and In a beautiful and moving cer- Board of the Children's Hospital, Mayo-Carter House and its im- m educated four children. emony on June 13 , 1998 at St. President of the Sweet Briar portance in working with other Kathy says she had felt drawn Peter's Episcopal Cathedral in St. College Alumnae Club, President Franklin Street neighbors in en- to the religious life for many Petersburg, FL, six men and ot the Woman's Club and the couraging people and businesses years. As a lay person she was in- women were ordained to the Boiling Haxall House to relocate in the downtown area. dispensable to her home parish Diaconate, among them Foundation, Chairman ot the The Franklin Street Association and community. She has served Kathleen Knox Ennis, Sweet Development Committee tor the has thrived under her guidance. as a Guardian ad Litem, and for Briar Class of 1960. It was the Council of the Virginia Museum, Peg Freeman describes Sally several years was on the Rape Liaison Committee of the Science Museum, Historic Richmond Foundation, Maymont Foundation, Board ot The Children's Museum ot Richmond, and most recendy she is Co-Chair of the Day of Stvle for the Virginia Museum

Council. This is only a brief syn- opsis of her extensive involve- ment in the Richmond communitv. All of this in addition to being a full-time wife, mother to two children, an avid traveller with her husband, and a self-emploved piano teacher teaching 30 students a week and producing a music recital every year! Anne Hardage describes her as "the original Energizer Bunny that keeps going and

Kathy Ennis (third left) going." from on Ordination Day

24 Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999, P OTL 1 G II T Crisis Team for Project Help in Mina Walker Wood '62 Collier County. During her years Praised for Museum at St. Monica's, Kathy took com- Work munion to the sick, conducted services of Communion under Lifelong Supporter Leaves Special Circumstances at adult Mark At Point Of Honor living facilities and the chemical Mina Wood Says Museum Will dependency unit at the local Always Hold A Place In Her Heart mental health center, did pastoral visiting, trained acolytes and By Kristin Patterson chalice bearers, and served at The News & Advance weekday and evening Eucharists. When her youngest child Mina Wood remembers, as a graduated from college in 1993, little girl, hearing her mother and Kathy called on her parish priest aunt talk about Point of Honor. and inquired as to the options She also remembers them available to her in the religious helping to raise the $1,000 that field, among them the Diaconate. would be needed to build a fence After prayer for guidance, Kathy around the museum. was assured of her calling and She remembers when Point of undertook the preparation for her Honor was sold to the city for $ 1 future as permanent deacon. and was used as a children's play- The first year was year of dis- ground. She also remembers its cernment, which included work- doors being open to restoration ing with a lav committee, in the late 1960s. interviews with the Commission As a lifelong resident of on Ministry, psychological test- Lynchburg, Wood could not help ing, a psvehiatric interview, and a but become involved with Point work agreement with the super- Mina Wood of Honor. vising priest. This period of dis- After marrying a local boy, cernment was followed by three horn or let anyone else toot it for And though she knows it's supporting him through law years of academic work and study her. time to retire, Wood said she'll school and starting to raise a and a third-year project, which "We've all worked hard," miss it. She does plan to stay in- family, she began volunteering. for Kathy was campus ministry at Wood said of the board of man- volved with the museum. She started as a member of the Florida's newest state university, agers. "And we've had so much "I'll always be a friend to grounds committee in the late Florida Gulf Coast University. fun." Point of Honor," she said. 1970s, joined the board of man- This is a joint Episcopal/ Wood said she enjoyed agers in 1981 and advanced to Lutheran (ELCA) ministry that tremendously the luncheons she Reprinted courtesy o/The News chairwoman just four years ago. is a vital part of United Campus helped prepare at Point of Honor & Advance, Lynchburg, VA She has watched Point of Ministries at FGCU. Kathy is and the other fund-raising events Honor flourish. there in a pastoral capacity for she helped with. Now, Wood, 57, is preparing students, staff, and faculty, takes "Mina is one of those people to retire from her time with part in campus lite and, with rep- who hold Point of Honor in a Point of Honor, after helping resentatives of other denomina- very special place in their hearts," raise more than SI,000,000. The tions, holds ecumenical prayer said Tom Ledtord, museum ad- Bertha Green Webster Carriage services four days a week. As ministrator for the City of House, the 19th-century period Kathv explained, deacons repre- Lynchburg. kitchen and the endowment to sent the "servant ministry" of the Point of Honor is one of the run those buildings have come to church, as Christ came "not to be things that, along with her hus- Point of Honor partially as a re- served, but to serve." band and three sons, makes her sult of Wood's efforts. She has Kathy says, "Ordination Day swell with pride, she said. also been instrumental in Point was one of the happiest days of "It has an aesthetic value to of Honor activities such as fall mv life." It was certainly a proud it," she said. "We want to make it festivals, spring lectures on topics day for Sweet Briar College. a dynamic place and get more surrounding Point of Honor and people involved. We've always shows and tours of the mansion. desired to involve more people in But she'll never toot her own Point of Honor."

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Wi\ter 1999 25 Betters

On the subject of the recent use I would strongly encourage young Favor to ask administration and staff to preserve the

in the magazine: women today to attend Sweet Briar in past while enabling Sweet Briar to of graphics Hi! I love reading through all the order to receive a solid education. grow and continue to be the strong "Quoth the [editor], SBC pages—they're great! However, I

However, graphics such as the ones women's college that it is! When I read 'Nevermore"! have a favor to ask: could the Book

chose send the message, however of these things I am most proud to be you Shop do a page advertising Sweet Briar While I commend your articles and subliminal and unintentional, that an alumna. ..Sweet Briar has been a stuff (clothes, lefferson cups, etc.), with alumnae news, I hasten to ask you to Sweet Briar graduates marry and have wonderful place to meet friends and prices and ordering info? I understand look again at your graphics. The use of babies, and that career-minded mentors alike. Hola, Hold! women that a catalogue would be prohibitively half tones in the past issue (summer/fall "need not apply." In today's competi- —Karen Hott '91 expensive, but my favorite pair of SBC '98) was so misused that these old eyes tive market, such a message can only gym shorts is disintegrating (after 12 could not read many of the pages with- WOW! be a deterrent. I hope that, in the fu- years!), and I don't know when I'll lie out a great deal of strain. ..especially ture, more thought is put into the It just about brought tears to my able to shop at SBC. ..Thanks for think- President Muhlenfeld's message on the graphics you choose when creating a eyes and it most definitely brought a ing about this! inside cover. the college big satisfied smile to my face when I publication that speaks for Robyn Bailey Orchard had been only a "snowflake" — What came home and saw my mail on the as well as its alums. aka Bynnie Bailey'86 in the previous publication had be- '83 counter.. .it of the —Wylie Jameson Small We've passed your plea along! -ed. was my copy Sweet come a blizzard throughout this issue. Many thanks for e-mailing your reaction to the Briar Alumnae Magazine! Overdone, and serving as an impedi- graphics used behind the class notes. We hear It was quite an amazing feeling to ment for communication, the policy of you! And, having heard, we agree absolutely. We Excerpts from letters lo Alumnae see that rendition |of the new student are sure you know that there was no slight in- using half tones so indiscriminately tended. But thanks for pointing this out.—ed. Association Director Louise center] on the cover and to realize that should be reexamined. Swiecki Zingaro '80 and I was a part of creating it. ..WOW! Another suggestion is to settle on President Muhlenfeld from Being somewhat distanced from the more uniform size and type faces. The Please pass on to the magazine edi- Katharine Crommelin Milton '62 whole process and the ins and outs of myriad choices such as the thin tor (hat the new design for the alumnae all the happenings (which I do miss is It a thrill to receive the scripted picture captions and the re- news pages offensive to some of us. was very much) has given me a renewed Distinguished Alumna Award for 1998 duced print size of your feature articles The pretty background images of dia- appreciation not just for this plan, but per pins, engagement rings, and cruise and to visit the Sweet Briar campus not to the enjoyment of what is do add for the well-being of that special place. see firsthand dynamic otherwise a fine publication. luggage does not strike any sort of rele- again and how I wish I had the money so that we is superlative Thanks for the charming article vance for those of us who are using the college and what a could start building now, but until then is attending it... called "Vignettes from a Time Capsule" our education and supporting our- caliber of student I promise to be a dedicated board Sweet Briar has always been my fa- in the winter/spring issue. ..not only selves. member and help realize the great po- — Dr. Karol A. Lawson '81 vorite institution of higher learning and was it engaging enough to share with tential for Sweet Briar. Mea culpa. Mea maxima culpa, -ed. I was pleased to see that in terms of friends, but the article was printed so I —Kindle Samuel '98 beauty and elegance, the campus was could read i( easily. \ed. note: Kindle, who was president of the Please tell Ann Whitley still lovely memories of it. But —Helen A. Passano '55 as as my Student Government Association in 1997-98, was Please let Ann Marshall Whitley itil Helen, you definitely are not alone in your reac it is clear as well that you and your as- etei by her class to serve on SBC's Board of

I enjoy her Alumnae Directors.) lions! We have had notes, letters, e-mails and, know how much sociates have kept Sweet Briar on the during Fall Council meetings, on-the-spot verbal Magazine articles about Sweet Briar's fast track academically and it is right messages about graphics and readability. We are More Magazines! past. She has a real talent for bringing up there with other first-rate colleges mending our ways!—ed. to hear that it to life. There's such a wealth of inter- Was disappointed SBC and universities in terms of its ap- esting information in her articles, and has gone down to three Alumnae proach to learning and preparing stu- I wanted to express my concern her humorous and often lyrical writing st Magazines a year instead of four. Does for life in the 21 century. This and dismay regarding the clip art you dents style make for pleasurable reading. Her this mean the Class Notes will be even further strengthened at chose to serve as background for the impression was articles capture not only Sweet Briar's more concise (practically encoded!) Class Note section of the FallAVinter the lAlumnae Council] meeting Friday history, but the area's social history as than they already are? Assume this is a Alumnae Magazine. The graphics de- night when I heard details of adminis- cost-cutting measure. Has anybody well. I save all of her articles and also trative alumnae reports and plans picted were wedding bells, a diaper and have copies of the booklets she's writ- considered charging for postage/print- for the future. pin, an engagement ring and a suit- ten. ..has Ann ever considered gathering? Or putting out a special appeal? case. None of these images connote ing her magazine articles together, Congratulations I'd sure be glad to cough up the dough Sweet Briar as being a school for suc- organizing them, and publishing them? to return you to a four-a-year cycle. I want to congratulate you on the cessful, ambitious career women. Your office has produced an outstand- I wish she would. Please encourage last issue [Summer/Fall| of the Indeed, they further the stereotype of her to keep writing. When she's gone, ing publication that has been the high- Alumnae Magazine. I thought it was SBC as a place where one goes to re- light of my seasons for nearly three an historian and an institutional mem- super. Keep up the good work. ceive her "Mrs." Degree and nothing decades... Please keep up the good ory will be gone and it will be a great —Anna Chao Pai '57 more. work and treat everyone in the Alum loss. Until then, I want to enjoy her There are many alums, myself in- memories and historical research as Excited about SBC's plan Office to a major pat on the back from cluded, who have chosen the path of often as possible. Hello from Atlanta! After reading this grateful grad! marriage and motherhood. There are '69 —Elizabeth Lindsey '86 the most recent issue of the Alumnae —Susan P. Scanlan also many alums, myself included, havi Ann has considered what you suggest, but first in- Thanks for the good words Ve>—ne Magazine I am excited to hear about who have gone on to receive ad- tends to write at least two more booklets; the next ered asking for voluntas contributions to help Briar's for its Sweet plan second cen- magazine costs, but each time have decided vanced degrees from other institutions one, she tells us, will focus on Daisy, -ed. with

tury. I am a great proponent of historic not even to suggest it! We don't think alumnae and successfully further their careers. should have to pay for their magazine. And, al- preservation and it is something that is More appropriate graphics would in- though we've moved to three issues, we have in- quite often taken for granted in this clude a diploma, a "quill and scroll" or creased the size 01 each issue AboutClaSi technological age in which we live. a computer terminal. "Career neutral" To add to or find more inio on classmates, check Both Dumont's and Harnsberger's out the Alumnae Association web site. —ed. graphics could include a blossoming comments epitomize the efforts of the rose or the SBC crest.

26 Sweet Briar College Allmwe Magazine Winter 1999 — Bulletin Board

There's Room At The Inn! for a recent graduate, please let us Summer Course Open To Alumnae know. Come for a mini vacation to clear the "Understanding and Interpreting the Past Through Archaeology and Museums" mid-winter uglies, greet the spring- An Externship is a 1-week placement May 3-28, 1999 time, luxuriate in a summer respite in of a junior or senior over Winter

• Travel to museums, archaeological sites, and historic properties beautiful surroundings, or welcome Break (program's debut January 4-8,

fall's bright colors at the Elston Inn on 1999) or Spring Break (March 1-8, • Experience museum interpretation including exhibits, campus! For reservation information, 1999). The student will complete an costumed interpretation, and interactive learning call (804) 381-6207. applir alion and be matched with an • Excavate archaeological sites at Sweet Briar and Colonial Williamsburg alumna in a geographic and career • Follow objects from excavation to museum News from the Museum area of her choice. During Extern Week, the student will "shadow" her Professors: Amber Bennett Moncure; Rebecca Massie Lane Next time you're at SBC, put on ear- alumna to test a career field and geo- 3-6 credits (Anthropology 015; Arts Management 102) phones for a 20-minute walking tour graphic area. This 5-day experience is (or take it at your own pace!) of the Fee: 3 credits, room & board, program fees = $1,350 strictly voluntary; no pay is expected. Museum. Before or after touring, Externs are responsible for their own 6 credits, room & board, program fees = $1,750 watch a 17-minute video, The housing and transportation (unless the 10% discount for SBC students and alumnae Founder's Story, featuring Museum alumna is willing to house a student). Curator Ann Marshall Whitley telling Contact: Dr. Amber Moncure, SBC, Sweet Briar, VA 24595 ([email protected]) of the College's founding. To order Internships take place in the summer, the video, send a check for $12.00 for a 1-2 month period.

Request for Nominations: Alumnae Magazine, Spring 1999 ($10 + p/h) to: Alumnae Office, Box Interested Alumnae: Please contact Distinguished Alumna Award '99 E, Sweet Briar, VA 24595. The Spring issue will continue the me via e-mail: [email protected] ;

1999 and Outstanding Alumna focus of excellence in education with Fax: 804-381-6396; phone: 804-381- Attention All Alumnae: Award 1999 a special section on the arts/fine arts 61 51 ; or P.O. Box AT, Sweet Briar, VA at SBC including art studio; history of Career Services welcomes your 24595. The Distinguished Alumna Award ex- art; the Gallery collection; SBC and pertise! We would love to hear from honors alumnae who have brought Your support is greatly appreciated! the Virginia Center for the Creative themselves those willing to serve as career advi- distinction to and to Joanne R. Mahanes, Director of Arts (VCCA), at Mount San Angelo; sors/networking contacts for SBC stu- Sweet Briar through outstanding ac- Career Services, theatre; dance; music; creative writ- dents. If your organization would complishment in a volunteer or pro- www.careerservices.sbc.edu ing; and alumnae in the arts. consider hosting an Extern or Intern, fessional capacity. or consider a permanent placement The Outstanding Alumna Award is Authors! Authors! given to alumnae who have been out Second call for news from poets, nov- of college for at least 1 5 years in From the Book Shop elists, historians, short story writers, recognition of outstanding service to magazine freelancers, photo journal- Need to replace your CLASS RING? Order through the SBC Book Shop Sweet Briar in a volunteer capacity. ists—everyone out there publishing Please send nominations to Alumnae 18KYG STERLING let us know of your recent successes! 10KYG 14KYG Office by 3/15/99. The magazine will add a regular $250 $305 $385 $195

once-a-year listing of alumnae au- Lesbian/Bisexual Alumnae Prices engraved. Option for genuine amethyst thors; we'd like to begin with the include white gold & name for lapis stone, black and green and Friends Spring '99 issue. Please respond by stone, additional $85; option genuine $60; stones are standard. There is a growing network of Sweet February 22. onyx Briar alumnae who are lesbians and

bisexual women. If you are interested Are You Interested In in enhancing an inclusive environ- Contributing An Article? Share ment at Sweet Briar and/or in sharing With Us: Topic Of Your Choice ideas with other such supportive Alumnae College Tours Please contact N. Baldwin, Alumnae Upcoming alumnae, contact: Magazine, Box E, Sweet Briar, VA "The Spanish Spirit: A Cultural Heritage," May 6-19 Dr. Sally Miller Gearhart '52, P.O. (804) 381-6321; 24595; Guest lecturer Pamela DeWeese, SBC Professor of Spanish. In Seville, meet Box 1027, Willits, CA 94590, (707) e-mail [email protected] with Mary Anne Wilson '57, Director of SBC's junior Year in Spain, and IYS 459-4120 (home), (707) 459-5490, students ext. 576 (messages). Yearbooks for Sale "Italian Mosaic Cruise Aboard Sea Goddess I," |une 25-July 7 We have leftover Briar Patches from SBC President Elisabeth Muhlenfeld & husband Larry Wollan accompanying; 989-1 '99 1 996. To order, please send REUNION Guest lecturer Karl Tamburr, SBC Professor of English check for $10 payable to SBC 4-12 Alumnae Association to: Kerri "Alumnae College in Scotland," August

Rawlings, Box E, Sweet Briar, VA "Pleasures of Paris," November 6-14 24595. 7-9 Accompanied by Rebecca Massie Lane, SBC Director of College Galleries & MAY Arts Management Program Alumnae Offering Bed & "Kenya Discovery: A 13-Day Wildlife Safari," January 16-28, 2000 Breakfast? PLAN TO BE HERE! Please send information for alumnae travelers.

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Montgomery, AL—June '98 Parly at home of Elise Webb Neeland 72 Back: Nan Locke Rosa '53; Elise Neeland; Elizabeth Snyder '98; Alison Hall '97, AB; Marie Hunker '01; Kerri Rawlings '97, assistant director, Alumnae Association; Frances Barnes Kennamer 71; Beverly Sharp Amberg '65; Marguerite McDaniel Wood '57; Mrs. Hunker, Marie's mother. Front: Mary Rosa Parsons '85; Olivia Martin 76; Hilda Dent 76; Laura Crum 79.

Alumnae Association Board Announces Winners!

Congratulations to the 1998 winners of the Alumnae Association Board Challenge to increase percent of

participation in the Alumnae Fund.

The winners are: the Winston-Salem, NC Alumnae Club (President Becky Trulove Symons 79) '98 with 68 % participation, and Jackson, MS—)une Party at home of Bill & |anet Kientz, parents of Julia '01 Region IV (NC & SC) Ary Jane Lotterhos Lyle '60; Missy Gentry Witherow '80, AB; Kerri Rawlings '97, assistant director, Alumnae Association; jan Kientz; Jamie (Chair Ashley Wilson Brook 79) '82 Planck Martin '81 ; Ethel Burwell Downing & Betsy Downing 2020? with 48% participation.

This program was introduced two years ago to encourage local alumnae clubs and regions to increase annual giving to the Alumnae Fund. The Association Board awards the club with the highest per-

cent participation $1,000 for its endowed scholarship or a scholar-

ship of its choice, and the region $1,000 for the Alumnae Daughter Scholarship.

Kudos to the 1998 winners, and thanks to all who worked to increase their club/regional participation.

For three years, SBC has shown a 43% nationwide participation rate in the Alumnae Fund. Several other women's colleges show percent-

ages as high as 50%; the Association hopes its challenge will move SBC closer to that mark. Dallas, TX—August '98 "Girls Night Pizza Kitchen Who will win in 1999? Even if your area has no club, your region Out," Back: Holly '95; Robin Hendrickson '95; Tennessee can win if you help. Please accept the challenge: send your gift Prothro Philbin today! Nielsen 76; Kay Ellisor Hopkins 76; jayme Calabrese '98. Front: Melanie Bowen Steglich 78, AB; Alicia McCartney '02; Ginger Pascoe Jennings '87.

28 Sweet Briar College Aluume Magazine Winter 1999 Birmingham, AL—June '98 Home of Margaret Hayes Brunstad 72 Alice Benton Major 79; Terry Taylor Hamilton '69; Lochrane Coleman Smith 76, AB; Anne-Claire Wackenhut '98; Martha Shorter Lanier '85; Kathryn Keys Graham 72; Meme Boulware Hobbs '86; Margaret Brunstad.

New Orleans, LA—)une '98 Home of Margaret Stuart Wilson Dickey '41 '61 Bonnie Matthews Wisdom '28; Louise Chapman Hoffman ; Renee Alpharetta, CA—August '98 Gunn '97; Missy Gentry Witherow '80, AB; Margaret Dickey; Lucy (BB/Q at home of lulianne Harris '02 for new & returning students) de Oliveira Bosworth '95, co-club president. Julianne Harris; Lucy Brooks '00.

All photo identifications read l-r unless otherwise noted. Abbreviations: BOD = Board of Directors member; AB = Alumnae Board member.

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Santa Fe, NM—January '98 Charlotte, NC—March '98 "Out to dinner!" Home of Sally Schall Van Allen '42 Ann MacDonald '97, assistant director, Alumnae Association; Sonja Emily Johnston '02; Mrs. Johnston. Howell Baum '65; Bridgette Buynak '93.

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New York City—May '98 Home of Steve & Fran Griffith Laserson 70

1992s: Alison Doyle; Kate Haw; Charlotte Bonini; Kimberley McCraw Euston; Lisa Newman; Jennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo.

Mrs. Kathleen Grosvenor; Aja Gabrielle Grosvenor '02.

Jucli Bensen Stigle '67, AB; Gracey Stoddard '67; Lucy Martin Gianino '60; Jill Meadows '97.

Sandy, UT—August '98 Home of Beverley Crispin Heffernan 75

Send-off for Lindsey Perkins '00 (I) & Erin Packard '01 (r); Bev Heffernan, '98 Charlottesville, VA—April center. Lecture/reception, guest lecturer Barbara Perry Mike and Betsy Gilmer Tremain '42.

Phoenix, AZ January '98 Luncheon, Paradise Valley Country Club, guest speaker SBC Professor Barbara Perry (Government) Barbara Perry; Amy Kroeger '90, club president.

Atlanta, GA—August '98 Luncheon for Class of 2002, home of Claire Dennison Griffith '80

Julianne Harris; Kimberly Graff; Tyler Currie; Kristen Taylor, all '02s.

30 Sweet Bkur College Alumsae Magazine Water 1999 ( Corner New England—August '98

Picnic/Outing Day for alumnae, students & families at Green Meadow Farm, South Hamilton, MA, home of General & Joanne Holbrook Patton '52

Motter Anderson '51 Patton. David & Virginia Young Phillips '67 Joan ; Joanne

Addy Eschbach 78, Judi Bensen Stigle '67, both AB. SBC President Betsy Muhlenfeld; Patricia Dolph Fallon '84.

Heather Minor '02 & parents Mark & Ann Steve & Suzanne Balog Ingram '83 & daughter Emma.

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 31 , T RANSITIONS

Allison Kughn Lynn King loanne Mahanes Au Revoir to 1998's Retirees!

L-r: Esther Markert (Dean's Office);Pat Wydner (Jr. Year in Francel: Allison M. Kughn Appointed sidiaries, and offsite clinics. She Betty Bryant (Health Center); Anne Grimm (Public Relations); Eva Lee Director of the Annual Fund also has served as an adjunct fac- Shober (Education Dept.). ulty member at Piedmont Virginia

Allison Kughn has joined the Community College. Certified as a

Development Staff. Former director Senior Professional in Human Resource Management (SPHR) in of annual giving (1997-98) and de- Two Alumnae Join Admissions Staff velopment assistant, annual giving 1995, Lynn holds a B.A. in English (UVA 1978) and an M.S. in human (1995-97) at the University of Gretchen Gravley '98 Richmond, she brings extensive ex- resource development (American Gretchen, new admissions counselor, double-majored in psychol- perience in all phases of annual University 1989). giving programming. A member of ogy and religion and earned a Certificate in Business Management. She

CASE (Council For Advancement Joanne Mahanes Named spent junior year at St. Andrews University, Scotland, and was an

Support Of Education), she is a And Director of Career Services Academic Affairs Representative, an Orientation Group Leader, Judicial past recipient of the CASEA^irginia Joanne Mahanes became Committee chair, and named to Who's Who Among Students in

Carter Smith Scholarship for Director of Career Services July 1 American Colleges and Universities. Her class elected her to serve as Newcomers to Fundraising, and bringing strong leadership skills and the member of the Virginia Association professional experience to the post. Member-At-Large on Alumnae Association Board. of Fund Raising Executives. Formerly at UVA, she was assistant A 1994 graduate of Randolph- dean, College of Arts and Sciences Rachel Elkins '91 Macon Woman's College, she was and coordinator of career develop- Rachel, appointed assistant director of admissions, was a double an English major and ment. Nationally known for her major in English and mathematics, and elected to Phi Beta Kappa. She economics/business minor. work in career services, she is rec- Volvo Scholar Hobbies: photography; travel; ten- ognized for her annual Arts and was a member of the Varsity Tennis Team, an NCAA nis; French; reading. Sciences Alumni Career Forum, a Athlete, and Academic Affairs Committee chair. She earned an M.A. in

weekend of networking and work- English in 1994 from Clemson University, where she was instructor of Lynn Becker King Becomes shops for UVA alumni and students. English from 1995-98. As an admissions advisor at the ESI Study Sweet Briar's First Director Professional experience prior to Center/International Academy, she also taught high school math and of Human Resources UVA includes four years as director is the of admissions, Florida Atlantic English and was a college placement counselor. She daughter of Lynn King has joined the staff in University; associate director of ad- the late Judith Elkins, Charles A. Dana Professor of Mathematical a new position. As Director of missions for International Students '93. Human Resources, she will be in- Sciences, and sister of Debra Elkins and Freshmen Recruitment, Hofstra volved in many developmental pro- University; adjunct instructor, jects, including conducting a comprehensive review of salary Division of Continuing Education Community Services, Broward scales and pay plans; establishing a and performance recognition system; Community College, FL. She holds a Professional in designing a training/development Diploma Counseling, an in education, program for supervisory personnel; M.S. and enhancing student work pro- and a B.A. in psychology and soci- ology from Hofstra, is grams to increase opportunities for and certified experiential learning. by the National Board of Certified Formerly, she was manager of Counselors. Joanne lives in Charlottesville human resources at the UVA Health Services Foundation (1989-98), with her husband Cliff and their maintaining close coordination of cat. clinical departments, physicians, and UVA administration, as well as

Foundation departments, sub- Photos by Charles Grubbs

Gretchen Gravley Rachel Elkins

32 Sweet Briar College Allmwe Magazine Winter 1999 In Memory

Jovan De Rocco Cert Prior Ernest Kirrmann Loren Oliver

Photo from the 1 956 Briar Patch Photo from the 1957 Briar Patch Photo from the 1959 Briar Patch Photo from the 1963 Briar Patch

Jovan De Rocco Ella Gertrude Prior '29 Dr. Ernest N. Kirrmann Loren Oliver 1896-1998 1905-1998 Dr. Ernest Nestor Kirrmann, a 1927-1998 We have learned of the April With great sadness we report member of Sweet Briar's faculty Professor Emeritus Loren Oliver

1998 death of Jovan De Rocco, the July 1 7 death of Gertrude (Cert) from 1954-1970, died of heart fail- died at his home September 22, artist, writer, and former Sweet Prior. ure February 9, 1998. after a long illness.

Briar art professor. He was 101 A native of New Brunswick, N|, He began as Visiting Lecturer in Born in Mt. Carmel, IL, he grew years old. and a philosophy major at SBC, she German, was named Associate up in Indianapolis. After high

Professor De Rocco taught at earned a Masters in psychology at Professor in 1955, and Professor in school, he worked in the SBC for 18 years, 1940-1958. His the University of Pennsylvania 1964. Alsatian by birth, he was Accounting Department of General

life personified the American (1934) and returned to the Sweet schooled in Strasbourg before com- Motors and took night classes at dream: born in Belgrave, Serbia, Briar community, living for many ing to the U.S. in 1924. Graduating John Herron Art Institute, later be- and trained as an architect, he ar- years across from campus on Old from the College of the City of New coming a full-time student on a full, to rived at Ellis Island in 1 921 . He first Stage Road. York(B.S. 1930), he returned five-year scholarship while working worked as a hospital orderly, then Known and loved by genera- Strasbourg to study at the nights at G.M. He earned a B.F.A. found a job with New York archi- tions of alumnae, Cert served the University, then taught German and in 1954 and received the tect Lafayette Goldstone. He next College in many capacities, work- French at the Northfield Schools in Outstanding Senior Mary Miliken joined the office of H. Van Buren ing in the Library, the Biology Massachusetts and earned an M.A. Award for six months travel in

Magnogle, famous architect, Department, and as assistant to the (Columbia University 1933) and Europe, then studied with such lu- painter, sculptor, and author; this Farm Manager. She retired in 1970 Ph.D. (Northeastern University minaries as Mark Rothko, George led to a commission to design the from the Book Shop staff. 1946). In 1953-54 he was a Ricky and Clifford Still, earning a

American Embassy building in She was also an active volun- Fulbright Exchange Teacher in West Masters from Tulane. Tokyo. Later he received a medal of teer through the years, as a member Berlin, in one of the first groups of For 34 years in the SBC Studio honor from the Yugoslavian govern- of the Alumnae Board; class fund U. S. teachers sent to Germany Art Department, Professor Oliver ment for designing the facade of agent and secretary; vice president after WWII. inspired generations of students and the Yugoslav Pavilion for 1 939's of the Amherst-Nelson Club; and Besides many Sweet Briar fac- tripled the teaching staff. World's Fair. Studying painting and chairman of the Alumnae Fund. ulty committees, he served the Continuing his own work, he won drawing at New York's Art Students Her many community activities Lynchburg area as interpreter to numerous prizes in regional, na- League, he won a scholarship to included work with bird clubs, German families before the U.S. tional, and international exhibitions the MacDowell Colony at preservation societies, and church Immigration hearings, and in 1965 during an extensive career which Peterborough, NH where he met groups. An animal lover, Gert was was president of the Virginia culminated in 1993 with a retro- his wife of 53 years, Marcia. In co-founder of the Amherst County Chapter of Teachers of German. spective exhibition at SBC's Pannell 1976, the De Roccos moved to Humane Society, donating land for Attributing his longevity to a rigor- Gallery.

Island, its shelter ous swimming regimen, he cele- The 1963 Briar Patch, dedicated Sanibel FL where he de- animal and pet cemetery. m signed the First Church of Christ, She is survived by two nieces, brated his 85 birthday by to him, gives "Thanks for innumer- tn Scientist. Lynn Prior Harrington '58 and Kate swimming his 1,000 mile. able things. ..for demanding and re- Less than a mile from SBC's Prior Everett. Memorials may be Devoted to Sweet Briar and inter- specting the best in us. ..for an campus is a home he designed in made to the Amherst County ested in all campus activities, he is intuitive wisdom. ..for a unison of 1956 for two faculty colleagues, Humane Society, Amherst, VA missed by the entire community. sensitivity and sensibility. ..for poet and novelist Evelyn Eaton and 24521. awakening our curiosity." concert pianist Iren Marik. He is survived by his wife of 35 years, Mary lane Schroder Oliver '62

and son, Jasper Alexander Oliver II, of Winchester, VA. The family asks those wishing to send memorials to consider The Friends of Art.

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Recent Deaths: 1929 Gertrude Prior 1938 Janet Forbush 1951 Etta Craig Dick

17, 1998 (Mrs. Maxwell E. Fead) (Mrs. Harry R. Shurley) 1923 Margaret Wise luly luly 27, 1998 Date unknown (Mrs. Benjamin P. O'Neal, )r.) 1930 Ethlyne Parsons

July 5, 1998 (Mrs. Clifford F. Weake) 1939 Betty Shuford 1952 Jane Carter Date unknown (Mrs. Howard Pagenkopfi (Mrs. Thomas Ogburn) 1924 Frances Nash J. Date unknown June 10, 1997 (Mrs. Frances N. Burgher) 1933 Ella Jesse May 23, 1998 (Mrs. Robert E. Latham) 1940 Beth Thomas 1958 Evelyn Pedersen Date unknown (Mrs. Tate Mason) (Mrs. A. George Gebauer) 1927 Elisabeth Councill August 15, 1998 |une4, 1997 August 11, 1998 1934 Lydia Coodwyn

(Mrs. Lydia F. Lorentzen) 1 946 Mary Wallis Evans 1959 Cornelia Fitzgerald 1928 Lucille Barrow July 31, 1998 (Mrs. Baylor Landrum, Jr.) (Ms. Cornelia F. Lange) (Mrs. |. Hunter Lane) July 4, 1998 Date unknown June 27, 1998 1935 Margaret Rose (Mrs. Paul R. Turnbull) 1947 Emily Schuber 1968 Katrina 1928 Madelyn Markley Jensen Date unknown (Mrs. Eugene M. Carr, Jr.) (Mrs. Katrina Betzold) (Mrs. Ross B. Clark) Iune30, 1998 Winter 1997 Date unknown 1935 Mary Louise Saul (Mrs. Mary Louise 1950 Nancy Nelson If you wish to write to a member of 1929 Lisa Cuigon Saul Hunt) (Mrs. Robert L. Swiggett) the family of someone recently de- (Mrs. John B. Shinberger) May 29, 1998 luly 2, 1998 ceased, please contact the August 17, 1998 Alumnae Office for name and ad- 1936 Dr. Frances W. Gregory dress. May 1 7, 1 998

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Alumnae Relatives 1998-99

Class of 1999 Caroline Stark Andrea Capano Sister: Eugenia Stark '95 Mother: Linda Could Capano 70 Aunt: Caroline Rudulph '46' Anna Carmichael Sellers

Cousins: Susan Sellers Ewing 71 ! F'**vl Cousin: Amy Jenkins Millican '89 ;5 Ellen Se//ers McDowell 77 Emily Clark '01 Sister: Allison Clark i Class of 2001 Me < Sarah Elkins Brooke Burt Cousins: Rachel Elkins '91 Sister: Courtney Burt '97 h+ PI Debra Elkins '93 Allison Clark

Julie Harju Sister: Emily Clark '99 l*gJ Sister: Susan Harju '00 Audrey Dickson Kris Harris Sisters: Amy Dickson Riddell '92 "Islands of the Gods: Greece, the Greek Islands and Turkey"Alumnae '82 Sister: Rhoda lean Harris Dickson '93 Andrea College Trip, October '98. Cousin: Erin McKinley '01 Sarah Foley Front: Lee Haskell Mack '57; Sandra Stingily Simpson '57; Vivian Butler Scott Catherine London Cousins: Lee Foley '96 '59; Rhett Ball Thagard '60; Margaret Street Wilson '64. Back: Grace Wallace '95 Sister: Elizabeth Ashley London Mary Colvin '02 Brown '52; Pembroke Reid Hoffmier '68; Nannette McBurney Crowdus '57; Alison Oates Christy Holterman Anne Lautz; Margery Scott Johnson '57. Mother: Ann Shipper Oates 71 Great Aunt: Anne Baldwin Aunt: Karen Schwabenton Lockwood '44 Changing Jobs? Need help? Shipper '67 Erin McKinley Career Assistance: Emily Sartor Aunt: Rhoda lean Harris '82 Sartor '39 Storing/Updating Resumes: SBC's Career Services Center maintains resume Grandmother: )ean Oliver Cousin: Kris Harris '99 Aunt: Elisabeth Sartor Harden '68 disks for each class. Store your resume on your class disk. Elizabeth Parker Jennifer Schmidt Cousin: Elizabeth Zulich Reuter '45 Ordering Transcripts Sisters: Abby Schmidt '00 Christine Rangel In compliance with 1974's Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, requests '01 Kimberley Schmidt '65 Mother: Helena Papis Rangel must be made in writing by the student. If you wish a copy for your personal Mary Kathryn Taylor Nicole Redwine records, specify student copy in your request. Official copies are sent directly Sister: Elizabeth Taylor '02 Aunt: Betsy Redwine Garner 74 to third parties. Kelly Turney Sarah Roberts Request must include: social security #; name during attendance; attendance Great Aunts: Elizabeth Turney Mother: Martha French Roberts 75 dates or graduation year; signature; full address of transcript destination. Mail Liipfert '39* Kimberley Schmidt request to: Registrar, Box I, SBC, Sweet Briar, VA 24595 or fax: (804) 381- jean Turney Benjamin '43 Sisters: Jennifer Schmidt '99 6484. No charge for routine transcript processing. '00 Class of 2000 Abby Schmidt Brandy Cash Shweta Sharma '00 A Cousin: Vicky Harvey White'92 Sister: Chhavi Sharma DO YOU KNOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT Sarah Cunningham Bethannie Swisher WHO IS "JUST RIGHT" FOR SBC? '97 Sister: Kathryn Cunningham '97 Sister: Jennifer Swisher

Elizabeth Davis Megan Thomas '98 Grandmother: lanice Fitzgerald Sister: Catherine Thomas Her name_ Wellons '43 Heather Tucker Freida Kimberley Earehart Mother: Carpenter Tucker 73 Year of high school graduation. Sister: Amy Earehart '97 Class of 2002 Laurie Evans Add ress Serena Basten Cousins: Hope Sparger Hanbury '58 Cousin: Amy Basten Heppner 79 Rosemary Ashby Dashiell '46 Mary Beth Colvin Alicia Hart Cousins: Sarah Foley '01 Grandmother: Georgia Herbert City/state/zip Lee Foley '96 Hart '40 Mary Litman Anne lackson Hauslein Mother: Suzanne Fancher Litman '65 Great Aunt: Ann Hauslein Rachel Michaels Potterfield '42 Your name Mother: Linda Hatten Bennett 71 Cousin: Katharine Potterfield 70 Leigh Riddell Emily Pegues SBC Class_ Sister-ln-Law: Amy Dickson Mother: Kathy Garcia Pegues 71 Riddell '92 Carolyn Ponte Address Rebecca Saunders Cousin: Mary Hannah '62 Cousin: Judy Beth Loving Tara Putegnat Dudley 73 Sister: Serena Putegnat '98 Elizabeth Taylor Abby Schmidt City/state/zip Sister: Mary Kathryn Taylor '99 Sisters: Jennifer Schmidt '99 Sophie Wackenhut Kimberley Schmidt '01 Sister: Anne-Claire Wackenhut '98 Please return to: Admissions Office, SBC, Sweet Briar, VA 24595

'Deceased

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was given the Garden Club of America's and son and daughter have moved to a keeps in touch with Lucy Gordan letters 1930 Achievement Medal for her work in es- farm 2 miles away in Keswick, VA. and Katherine Richards Delancey Lillian tablishing the Mill Mountain Park Wild- Daughter Richie in West Newton, MA is Neely Willis and Peter sold their home in Williams Secretary: Elizabeth I flower Garden more than 20 years ago. coming for a visit after daughter Amy U.niieshuin , \ anil mmed into a re

Gilmore Peggy Huxley Dick is still traveling: the graduates from h.s.; she's going to Berke- tirement cottage at Brandon Wilde in

For the class of 1930, this year's mail American West, Cape Cod, New Zealand ley Dutch Hauber Crowe loves living in Evans, GA. ). O. Oliver Sartor had nu- has carried new notes. Josephine Reid (her 6th trip!) and plans for a 10/98 Newark, DE, as all of her old friends re- merous TIA's (small strokes) and has to

Stubbs wrote, from Kansas, telling of a China cruise. She is glad to have her son turned there. They have a great time with take medicine. Still, she's planning to family parly for her 90th birthday. |o and daughter nearbv. Polly Rich Ewing bridge and Country Club. She sees her come to our 60th! Sarah Tarns Kreker keeps in touch with Serena Ailes moved to a retirement residence in Den- children often—Terry in New lersey and joined the SBC 50th anniversary trip

Stevens, in Mi< higan, In telephone, and ver near her brother and lohn's daughter Patty in Columbia, MD. Claffy Claflin commemorating the lunior Year in

Serena, a( live as usual, has rung in at and family. She takes genealogical trips Williams says her monotype printing is France. For her it was a 60th anniversary

91 . It's 90, now, for most of us, including to England, Boston, and Salt Lake City. an exciting new adventure. She is still C37-'38l They were treated royally and your secretary (Baltimore, MD), Scootie Margaret Densmore Whitney also works showing paintings—at Maine Coast enioved reli\ ing her youth al Tours in the

Gorsline (Richmond, VA) and Sally Rea- on genealogy and edits family letters. Mr. Artists; Rockport, ME; at Boston Chateau Region and in Paris. Lee Mon- hard (Indianapolis, IN). Sally wanted to and Mrs. Franklin Parker have eight Atheneum; a group show at South Shore tague Watts also joined the group Julia know the number of survivors ol '30. We great-grandchildren, all girls except one. Art Festival; and at Chinese Culture Insti- Ridgely Howe enjovs life in a retirement are 46, still here. Sally continues to be tute. And with all that she takes care of community in Whitefield, NH. She does

involved in many national and charitable her husband and at times one of 1 pool exercises and still writes her weekh projects—mainly environmental and 1939 grandchildren Jeff Weller Pearson en- column in the Coos County Democrat. preservationist Gladys Wester Horton's joys life at Westminster Canterbury of the Ned and I enjoy our retirement spot only President: Lucy Gordan Jeffers sight has continued to deteriorate, but Valley in Winchester, VA. The only other 20 minutes from Ted and his family. His that does not keep her from traveling Vice President: lean McKenney Briarite there is |o Sutton '38. left' says wife Ruth and the boys. Ned (16) and with her daughter. Next trip—South Stoddard the surroundings are beautiful, people Bob (13) spent 5 1/2 weeks in Italy, Mu- America. Francie Harrison McGiffert Secretary: Anne Benedict Swain nice, and the staff efficient, pleasant and nich, Paris, southern England, and Scot-

still lives alone in her big for the in iDuluth, MN) Fund Agent: )ean Oliver Sartor helpful. (I could say all those nice things land. Ted flew over segment house, but manages well. She recalls about our Retirement Community.) Best Paris and southern England. So we en- Our class has lost four members "lovely, long-ago days at Sweet Briar, liv- of all are the frequent visits from children joyed the trip vicariously through post- since the last edition of the Sweet Briar ing in a charmed age in spite of war and and grandchildren, and she visits daugh- cards and phone calls. Speaking of trips, News. Mary Treadway Downs died depression." Elizabeth Carnes met Presi- ter Sally in Luray. Gussie Saul Farrier let's all plan to go to our 60th reunion. 6/3/98, Mary Louise Saul Hunt died dent Muhlenfeld in Tampa, FL enjoyed lunched with Sarah Belk Gambrell in Dates are: May 7-9, 1 999. Our one sad — 5/29/98, Gertrude Robertson Midlen hearing about the changing trends in ed- Charlotte and Sarah reminded her that event of the year was the death of my died 5/8/98, and Betty Shuford Pa- im ation. Wilhelmina Rankin Teter be- our 60th reunion will be in Spring '99. sister Carol 11/97. That was hard, espe- genkopf died —date unknown. Yvonne longs to a poetry group in Orlando, FL, Gussie was in Princeton for grandson cially since we lost our brothers five and Leggett Sanford told me that Tready and and does a lot of violin playing. That's lack Edwards' graduation, and had din- eight years ago. Fritz had just moved from the house they different! ner with )ane Lewis Kingsbury who was had lived in for many years to a small Your secretary did not hear from visiting there, lane is moving to Albany and cozy spot when it was discovered some "Regulars": they were probably on to be near a daughter. Son Dr. R. Thomas that she had lung cancer. 1942 the golf course, at birthday festivities, or Edwards and Ebbie '64 have two lovely Yvonne and Gordon attended his President: Ann Morrison Reams on a cruise ship. Full Speed Ahead! granddaughters. Gussie's sister Mary Lou 65th reunion at Yale. Her children are Secretary: Douglas Woods Sprunt Saul Hunt '35 died 5/29 after a long ill- fine—Chip has a business in Mendham, ness Alzheimer's. Betty Barnes Bird Fund Agent: Florence Bagley Witt N| and one of his sisters works for him — continues to search for geologic samples The following cards should get you 1936 —Diana I believe. Susie lives in New in spite of eye problems, takes dance out of your rocking chairs! Margaret York. |anet Thorpe is busy, but it's the President: Mary Virginia Camp lessons and went rafting on the Colorado Leonard Proctor writes from Baltimore, old routine of classes (both exercise and Smith River. Betty wishes her interest in geol- "lourneyed up the headwaters of the French) and volunteer work. She wishes Secretary: Katharine Niles Parker ogy had blossomed earlier when she was Amazon in February and thence to she could report some dazzling trips! Fund Agent: Margaret Smith traveling around the world with her late Machu Pichu. On to Naples, FL for a Henri Minor Hart's whole family is husband, William. No rock hunting in haircut en route to a grandson's wedding Thomasson going to Miami for the oldest grandson's summer in AZ. She swims and tries to in Toronto. Plus painting, church work Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott is still liv- wedding. She has cute grandchildren, keep cool, and listens to Talking Books. book and garden clubs. Daphne With- ing at Bundoren Farm. No longer does some nearby. Sadly another year has Lucy Gordan (effers hopes we'll have a ington Adams: "Still in my house in Rye much traveling but works in her garden. passed without their fun-filled reunion good turnout for our reunion. She says if trying to keep it and the garden in good Liz Morton Forsyth runs an early nursery with Gracey Luckett Bradley Lillian anyone has ideas of how we should cele- shape in spite of poor knees. Am show- 5( hool lor children in her hometown of Neely Willis, Lottie Lewis Woollen and brate, please pass them on either to the ing weekly films at the local retirement Lynchburg. Margaret Smith Thomasson Henri, but they plan to get together in Alumnae Office at College or to Lucy at home, manning the reception desk at the has two great-grandchildren and she and Fall '98. They better come to our 60th in 40 East 88th St., Apt 9F, NY, NY 10128. Presbyterian Church, exercises in water her husband still operate the store in Spring '99 Ellie (Connie) Wallace Price She plans an Oct. trip to England with classes at the "Y", Church Hand Bell Lynchburg and she bikes on the Ap- is fine after a cataract operation. I'm sure the American Friends of The Georgian Choir. Nancy Davis Reynolds is in her palachian Trail. Mary Virginia Camp lots of us have been down that road. group. |ulie Saunders Michaux sounds house in Asheville, now a widow, but travels and keeps in touch with her Helen Cary Stewart is living with her son in house doing friends and family nearby. "I have been grandchildren are all good students. pleased to be the same who < an al 7377 West 85th St., Los Angeles, the same things. She's still busy with her taking courses in the College for Seniors Harel Lacey is the daughter of Elizabeth CA 90045-2456. Kay Bonsall Strong is church, the Sheltering Arms Hospital, at UNCA, went to France with the group Chapman Lacey who operates the furni- already thinking of going to our 60th re- and Garden Club. And Julie is another in June. Bridge, book clubs, working in ture More that her mother and father union in Spring '99. Good for you Kay who is counting on going to the 60th! the hospital... a class on Dante's inferno. opened in Hopedale, MA. The 5/3/98 that's the way we should all be planning. Ann Park says her spelling is getting Also from Asheville, Ruth Hensley Cam- Roanoke Times had a nice picture of and Ellie George Frampton is thrilled that worse, to say nothing of her hearing. Ann blos writes: "losh taught a class at UNCA article about Betty Cocke Winfree who elder daughter Anne and her husband

36 Sweet Pri\r College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 —

College lor Seniors in Ornithology with careers taking them all over the world, SBC courses have given her a great back- field trips. In May we drove to tor they are UVA together in Santa Barbara at 1945 ground for her travels. his Med Class Reunion, with an Casa Dorinda. iMary Law's husband, Stu- Perk Traugott Brown had a wondei President: Mary Haskins King overnight stop at beautiful SBC. I took art Taylor, now a widower, also lives ful Elderhostel experience in Vienna, Secretary: )odie nn M,n Queen dress to the SB Museum. there. I see him occasionally as his jour- Morgan Hartman Salzburg and a cruise on the Danube.

Ann Whitley said there is a big interest in nalist son and family live near me.) Fund Agent: Anna Mary Chidester She went to Canada in |uly. Betty Healy

May Day, and that they still have the Ginny Thaver Boothby is in a condo in Heywood Downing and Tom plan a trip to VT and 1907 May Pole." In Charlottesville the} Creenbrae CA ne\t to Betsy Chamber- Ginny Decker Dudley, who still lives ME this summer. They recently had a saw Betsy and Mike Tremain, and in lain! Margaret Preston Moore sends love in Albuquerque, NM, is coming east for a visit from Harriet Willcox Gearheart. Asheville, Emory Gill Williams and from Tallahassee, FL, where she has set- \ isit w hen her youngest son retires from Harriet and David had a big family re-

Canky. In )une the Tremains, Gege and tled to be near her daughter and her fam- the Air Force. She and Nick are celebrat- union in Baltimore, MD last May with all

Bill Hall Sudie and Bill Hanger, Betty ily, Taylor writes: lane Lowell "I'm hale ing their 50th Anniversary and plan a trip children and grandchildren. The Lippincott, Martha Buchanan and hearty in Coral) Florida. (Cape Swim to HI in Nov. Helen Davis Wohlers is Gearharts go to their cottage in Bethany Wadsworth. Ann Tom Potterfield everyday, volunteer and and church work. still hiking three times a week. She will Beach, DE off and on in the summer and

great reunion Enjoy the is and Helen Sanford had a news and how SB growing go on an Elderhostel hiking trip in Oct. [hey had a good visit with Julie Mills |a- in Annapolis. The Pofterfields were just and changing. Ruth Tempest lacquot to It.ih and Austria. She is busy with the cobsen who also spends the summer back from France and Helen from Eng- sounds very happy in Pensacola in a new Brevard Music Center and with the build- there. Harriet had good chats with Zu land and France. Debbie Wood Davis is apartment 2 miles from her old house. Zulich Reuter and Diddy Gaylord ing of a new library there. |im and I were full time in real estate always busy Off to this summer. There is and CO sad visiting at Grandfather Mountain, NC in Thompson. I have appreciated hearing with art history courses. I spent a few news that Elizabeth Dunn has died. Leila Barnes Cheatham July and as I was coming out of church from Martha days with her in NY in March and we Margie Troutman Harbin s husband Tom Holton Glesser and Sarah Temple in Linville, I got this big hug from Mary had lunch with Cynthia Abbott died 8/30. Our condolences to our Senior Moore all is well with them. Kathryn Frye Hemphill. I had a long chat — Dale Dougherty. Afterwards crossed the street year President. Laura Graves Howell and Sayler Morgan traveling often with her and Saul. I later learned that has been to see The Merchant's House 29 E, Gordon are still in Lynchburg with their Leila Burnett Felker had been in church this spring as she is a Flower Show Fourth St., a very interesting 1832 mu- garden and his beautiful camellias, often judge. She hopes that any of us going that same day— I called Leila and en- seum whose curator is our Margaret see Ann and Bernie Reams. Our eternal joyed catching up. Edie Page Gill thru Savannah, GA will call her. She will

Kelly's daughter. It was lovely to see the President Reams continues her good Breakall ran into several classmates at be glad to take us on a tour of "Midnight bond she and Cynthia have. Barbara Bull works, plays a little bridge and Mah the annual meeting of the Garden Club in the Garden of Good and Evil" (she

Peake is in Europe trying to connect with long, keeps up with family, especially her of America in April at Williamsburg, VA. may regret thatl. Mary Haskins King, her son who is in Bosnia with the Red mother, who is in her own apartment at Sadie Gwin Allen Blackburn and Dale "our leader," asked me to remind you

Cross. Cynthia describes her summers in 101 . Our fund raising heroine Flossie Sayler Morgan were both there. She also that the year 2000 will be our 55th re- Island "like Quogue, Long as the picture says she and Raymond are still enjoying saw Lile Tucker Bell in Lexington, VA at union so start making plans. of the author inside the cover, (she) lives their life in house and the slow lane in a Lily Flower Show. Edie Page still keeps quietly in the country with her cat and Chattanooga. She reminds us how valu- up with her music and plays in a piano roses." Mary Alice Bennett Baumberger able each contribution is to In SB. group in Roanoke. 1948 at home in Geneva in luly freezing, Alexandria. Marion Mundy Young works — I had a note from Tutti Hall Peckham President: Eleanor for (Pottsie) Potts snowy peaks etc. Marion Robbins the church and historic preservation: thanking all of you for your love and Snodgrass Alexander has been in Portugal and her husband "builds antiques for their concern these past few months. Mary

Spain where she saw Frances Gregg Pe- grandchildren." Edie Brainerd Walter Haskins King went to Asheville, NC to Secretary: Maddin Lupton McCallie tersmeyer; and in Linville NC.where she and George are perking along. She is the spend the night with Tutti. Mary then vis- Fund Agents: Elvira Whitehead saw Alice Williams Glover. Briar's historian for the Sweet famous Washington ited in Chattanooga, TN with Hilda Morse, Helen Elliott Sockwell, lunior Year in France 50th Anniversary Club on Dupont Circle and wrote their Hude Chapin Sarah Temple Moore and Audrey Lahman Rosselot

Trip was superb. QE2Aburs/Paris, I 100th Anniversary Book. Ginnie Wilkin- Betty Avery Duff. She just missed seeing This letter is being written after our couldn't resist. We were overwhelmed son Swanson was Effingham IL's Citizen Mil Carothers Healy who lives in Ponte Glorious 50. Our class should feel in and so proud of the college and the wide of the Year for civic work, the first Vedra, FL. Hilda Hude Chapin and Ed closer touch than we have in years! acclaim given this program. Magically all woman so honored. Stony Moore had recently visited with Wyline Chap- Forty-two of us returned with 1 8 spouses doors opened to us private homes and Rutherfoord was wrestling with selling man Sayler and Henry in St. Petersburg, — and lots of conversation and communi- galleries and official splendor. In the her house. Cheery Lucy Case Wendelkin FL Harriet Hazen Harnack lives in Boul- cation has taken place. All of your re- Calamity Department, Diana Green Hel- is recovering from a broken hip, (I'm der City, near Vegas. She has NV— Las sponse cards saluted the gathering espe- frich of Vineyard Haven, ME wins the afraid, it's hard to read) says "Kansas is been to several Elderhostels and plans a cially the work done bv Pottsie and her gold medal as a good sport, with lessons still Kansas". Bobbie Engh Croft and fall cruise the Canal. Elaine to Panama committee. The highlight was our ab- for us all. "Managed to total 3 cars in Croswell are fine. He is running his busi- Krause has been several Anderson on solutely overwhelming Class Gift of lost one week and my license too! The ness and they "play in WY every sum- still "Arizona is great in cruises. She says $285,925 under the leadership of Martha therapy after my second knee surgery did mer." Anne Bundy Lewis and her hus- the winter." Mansfield Clement, Peggy Sheffield Mar- not do well—the reason why my foot band in Petersburg, are happy grandpar- loyce Livermore Foust's granddaugh- tin, and Peggy Addington Twohy. We did stuck on the accelerator and the accident ents. Dotty Hutchings Donley writes: ter is of the of Michigan a member U. not know the huge success of our cam- followed". She works part time "at the "Plugging along. Have sold 6 novels and crew team. She and Fred are planning to paign until the night before it was an- Bookstore" and has interesting descen- 2 novelettes so far." Blessings on every take their 1925 Packard on tour in S. In- nounced. We also learned that the chil- dants, one at the Goddard Space Center. grandparent and grandchild, especially fall. Steve Nicolson Mcllvaine diana this dren of several deceased classmates

Barbara Ripley Furniss writes, "Todd and ours.. .all 900 of them. I hate to disap- was sailing "with El Nino" in the Pacific Connie Tunnell Bond Caroline Rankin

I are just back from his reunion at point you but there is no earthly way to this spring. Her daughter left the Forestry Mapother, and Ann Samford Upchurch Phillips Andover-Abbott. Diana was in list them, except Diana Stout Allen and Project in Rwanda and Tanzania and is —wanted to contribute. We sang with charge of the Abbott group and carrying Richard's grandson John Jennings, a back in Kenya. One son is an architect in such enthusiasm and volume under our on bravely in spite of severe facial lawyer in Memphis who is engaged to the other son has trans- L.A. and been special song leader Harriotte Bland bruises from a car accident. After reunion Leslie Brock, a Sweet Briar graduate! ferred to Washington, from #2 back DC Beckwith that you could almost see "the we had a visit with Jeanne Sawyer Stan- Let's try something different in the 1999 post in the Embassy in Zambia. Cappy golden stairs"! Wayne Stokes Goodall wood in her lovely Kennebunk home." letter. How about writing specific memo- Price Bass and Bruce were in Paris in and your scribe worked on pink and And then a card from Jeanne saying what ries of SB. In four years the Depression lune and cruised around the British Isles. green ribbons which we wore around fun it was and sending her love. This job ended and WWII circled the globe. We Fahrenbach the lean Ridler went to our necks centered with a large button of mine isn't all bad! Happy Retirement are curiosities of the distant past, walking Rockies. This fall plans a Canadian she with our yearbook picture that our Presi- News begins with our freshman year around in our tennis shoes. Let's collect trip to Thailand, Nepal and India. She at- dent Pottsie had made. Then after all her twins Betty Brown Borden and Dick and some of the pieces of the world we tended an Elderhostel in Philadelphia, PA noble efforts she missed being in our Mary Brown Griggs and Bayliss. After shared in those years. at the Barnes Foundation. She says her class picture. We missed these class-

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 37 mates too— Marjorie Smith Smithey, goats at the county fair in NH. Vi White- ter, two granddaughters, a sister and two

Harriotte Bland Beckwith and Peggy head Morse beat the birds to her sour aunts so is using her "single-sex educa- 1951 Addington Twohy who left early. cherry tree so she could make jam, pies, tion". Ileana Garcia Carr's husband President: Ann Mountcastle Cards in my summer mail ... Dolly and frozen foods. Marjorie "Smittie" Leonard writes that her book on her fam-

Antrim McKenna and Jim are busy vol- Smith Smithey (wheel) reported her one ily's role in Puerto Rican history has been Gamble unteers in Yorba Linda, CA helping sr. cit- day back seeing former camp and col- published in Spanish in Mayaguez. Eve Secretary: Patricia 'Toddy' Barton izens with tax forms, working on a quilt lege friends was a wonderful experience. Godchaux Hirsch trom New Orleans re- Fund Agent: Anne Sinsheimer show and cataloging scrapbooks for the Martha Davis Barnes fell at reunion "that ports that she is "healthy, happy, and ac- Toddy Barton: It is very sad to advise Heritage Museum. Their daughter Doll is we personified Frances Weaver's book tive in my community". Liz Hooks ot the deaths of two classmates: Judy running for her 4th term in the CT state title The Girls With Grandmother Richards after years as a volunteer lists Clippinger Chavchavadze and Etta Craig assembly. Promoting the sale of her book Faces—a lively busy bunch of ladies". her current biggest challenge is "on the Dick Shurley Our deepest condolences and video Trom Bach To Rock takes Betsy Plunkett Williams captioned a goll i ourse in Key Largo". Bess Pratt to their families. Heartfelt sympathy also Rosemary Cugert Kennedy from New photo with, "How fresh-faced we were Wallace successfully battled a brain in Diana Weeks Berry, whose husband Orleans to VT, Boston and the Brevard 54 years ago—the lines reflect the pas- tumor and now reports "Life's challenges Henry died and to Peg Seaman Pinkos NC Music Festival. Ann Rowland Tuck sage of time, but the hope and the confi- are smaller in scale but still satisfying". on the loss of her husband George. mil lun celebrated their 50th anniversary dence in the future remain". Vickie Our Little Rock classmates: Phil Thorpe Best wishes to Kae Fretz who be- in China with a visit to air bases where Brock Badrow persuaded her Ned to Miller says Buddy and she have a nice came a bride again three years ago. I In was stationed. Betsy Anderson Gor- take time from volunteering at home and life with lots of baby-sitting and a sum- have postponed seeking gainful employ- rell from Albans, WV was welcomed on he loved being at the reunion. Can you mer trip to Washington and Lee to take a ment, while taking care of some health her first visit back to the campus. As the believe that our Ewy Sharp Vldal is fin- course and a possible quick trip over the problems. I am patched up now, and re- years roll along we report more ailments ishing up her second term as president of hills to the Patch. Nancy Moses Eubanks ally enjoying my new home. Carolyn thoughts and encourage- the Rotary Club of Mauricetown, writes of her four "joyful, happy years"; so we send our NJ? Sample Abshire: All is well in Old Town, ment to these friends. Jane Gray Starck, Mayde Luddington Henningsen has and mentions that she had two sisters at Alexandria where we've lived in "This '34 '41 Betty Warner Keith, and Bess White strong ties with a graduate daughter and SBC class of and who are now old house" for 30 years now! Three of Gregory Kitty Doolin Dickey is upbeat husband Walter's years of service as a deceased. Sally Smith Williams spent our 5 children are making us grandpar- in spite from an of SB's Board of Trustees. Liz time at their cottage on Island of complications auto- member Gwynn's ents. Phyllis, the 30-year-old, is a widow accident Liz has a in the Bay. will mobile Bramham Lee has Graves Perkinson daughter who Chesapeake The Williams and Caroline is 25. David still running difficulties in walking but is having graduated exactly 30 years after she did. cruise the Mediterranean this fall. CSIS, a think tank in DC, and I'm retired declared her aquatic exercises to get back on the Marguerite Rucker Ellett Pam Terry from DC had planned to (finally) from retail and do a lot of volun- travel circuit. did in for first time in reunion until her Closey Faulkner Dickey stay a dorm 50 years come to granddaughter teering. Nancy Pesek Rasenberger is still not make reunion because of health was great fun! Twink Elliott Sockwell and announced the impending arrival of a close friend and the classmate I see problems but her note is full of usual Warren brought their own Mardi Gras Pam's first great grandchild in Houston. most. Dianne Aubineau: Oft to Paris wide ranging plans. Jenny Belle Bechtel masques from Huntsville for the Saturday Pam rescues and rehabilitates abandoned again, for 4 weeks of classes in painting

Whyte and William are a bit slowed evening party. Ann Orr Savage says they animals in Rock Creek Park and finds at Beaux Arts. Still active in the San Fran- down but no less tuned in and interested enjoy retirement with 6 months in Ft. homes for them. She translated a second cisco junior League and went to the 50th activities. in VT. Betty to English plans in their friends' Wayne Stokes Myers and b Ann Jackson book from Spanish and reunion of the New Trier last fall. Mona Goodall says |enny Belle might even Ryan has two sets of twins among her 16 to write one of her own. She spends time Wilson Beard: Georgia and I have been write a book of SBC happenings if any- grandchildren (and her cousin Felicia in Dallas and would love to contact SBC playing with her SB photos. How lucky one is interested. We think of Jenny Jackson Burns has triplet grandsons). friends there. Closey Faulkner Dickey en- we have been for half a century to have

Belle's lacy, be-ribboned petticoats Jackie is involved with a cooperative joyed a visit to her old haunts in VA and such friendships! As a retired person I

sail whenever we see Patty Traugott Rouse nursery school at her church and with an a summer exploring Lake Superior. discovered there is a direct, but inverse, wearing one of those elegant Museum environmental agency. Nancy Vaughn Pottsie reports on her son's wedding in relationship between money (a job) and Creations which she created. Although Kelly and Dan's befriending two Cambo- Aug. in DC after a post-reunion trip to free time. Diana Weeks Berry: My Fresh- we did not hear from Martha Rowan dian refugee students in their home in the Canadian Rockies and AK! Maddin man year roommate Judy Clippinger her their Hyder many saw fabulous home in 1986 led to the starting of the Kelly Lupton McCallie and David, 3 sons, Chavchavadze passed away last fall. She

San Miguel, Mexico on the cover of the Foundation. It has nurtured some 75 spouses and friends plan a fall bicycle left two children, and devoted a lifelong

May-|une issue of Southern Accent. young people from minority groups. For tour in Provence and your scribe is trying career to aiding political prisoners and

Frances "Robby" Robb retired from the more information about Nancy's work, to re-learn how to ride a bicycle with 21 refugees. My husband Henry died 7/96. national office of PBK and lives in her write The Kelly Foundation, 6514 Po- gears and hand brakes! Daughter Wendy Briggs and husband parents' home in Williamsburg. Lyn tomac Ave., A-1 , Alexandria VA 22307. Our hearts were heavy when we re- Walter and 3 children live in Arrowsic,

Irvine Forbes writes from Ridgefield, CT Audrey Lahman Rosselot was leaving on alized how many classmates have died ME, son Hal and Marion Berry and 3 that her husband Wendell has retired as another foreign trip after reunion. recently. I sent the program from the children returned from Singapore to publisher of Guideposts. Westray Boyce Suzanne Hardy Benson and Cam cele- Memorial Service held in our beautiful South Hamilton, MA. Daughter Diana,

Nicholas and Roy are selling their house brated their 7th anniversary after reunion Chapel and have been thanked by the singer and songwriter in NY. Jean Ran- at John's Island, SC and moving to Palm and she plans to enroll at Augusta State families ol Ann Harris Bellows, Ann Pax- dolph Bruns: Winter included a visit in

Desert, CA to be near their son who Univ. Jo Neal Peregrine writes of a new son Gail, Sylvia Schively Robertshaw Walnut Creek CA with Julie Micou and works at Manhattan Beach (and we are granddaughter born during reunion, an- and Kax Berthier McKelway. We under- Dick Eastwood and a reunion with Ruth sure they will spend more time with other one due in Nov. and one entering stand that lohn McKelway has died too. Clarkson Costello and with Dick and good friends Jane Miller Wright and law school. Judy Perkins Llewellyn had Our thoughts have gone out to room- Patty Lynas Ford, then on to Chiang Mai,

Howard.) The Wrights plan to sail to plans for travel in Greece and S. Amer- mates Ginny Wurzbach Vardy, Bea Thailand for my 7th Christmas with the Mai hu Pichu and the west coast of S. ica. Harriotte Bland Beckwith and Al Backer Simpson, Jane Shoesmith as well family there. I also visited Carol Rolston writes of "rosy America, lane the glow of had to hop in their plane and fly away as to the families. Many of you mention Toulmin I'll return to Thailand for this pride" she felt after Reunion. ahead of predicted storms so we did not returning for our 55th in 2003. May we Christmas. My old house made demands

From cards and scrapbooks ... Liz get to really share the touching song and suggest you "do lunch" with nearby this year. My St. Anne's/Charlottesville

Barbour McCrea met Mat 23 years ago poems our gifted song leader had written classmates, have regional "mini" re- classmates go to Deer Isle, Maine, in when they both worked in Australia. Her for to sing. fit us unions and keep as you think ahead to Sept. Otherwise it's B&B operation and mother is still alive at 102. Judy Blakey Patty Damron |oy from La |olla, CA 2003! Cheers! reading and weeding Ruth Clarkson

Butler still effervescent as ever though (May to Oct.) and Alexandria (Nov. to Costello: Had to pass on summer camp she has lost two husbands, has memories May) writes of the loss of her only sister this year. Too many distractions. Am now of her travels. Meon Bower Harrison and in a terrible fire. Our thoughts and sym- facing a future without cheese or curry or

Arch feel most blessed about their life pathy do go to her. Avery Draughon has Haagen-Dazs, not to mention Merlot and and their children. They have grandchil- lived in Tempe, AZ for the 36 years that Martinis. Life seems indeed bland. Janet dren who win ribbons for their Nubian she has been a widow: she has a daugh- Broman Dingle: My sister Joan Wright

38 Sweet Bri\r College Alimwe Magazine Winter 1999 '561 I are (lying to Fran- (SBC and San to Chicago to recover from primary elec- gapore, Thailand and Vietnam, I am still teach as much as she > an cisco lo "Do (he Town" while our hus- tion uctorv m Georgetown. Susan Taylor Director of Admissions at Bishops retirement. Sin randmother bands fish in Canada. We four also are Hubbard: I lad 3 great reunion with Terry School, but onK pail time next year Kids for the first time. Vicky Toof (ohnsnn u Cruise. taking Have been lo 2 in I an Alaskan June. (She was in Virginia Beach for a are all gainfully empli iruli hil tired aft il ti ai hing n-nch

; twin i college graduations, (Larry's grand- family wedding.) I'm expecting a second dren, smart adorable. I still |i and Tom and and Engli h I lei isb md children). Barbara Birt Dow: Saw Annie grandchild in Aug. My daughter Jane, in "Best Buddies" after 47 years. tired and they took a monthlong trip

her Spanish in is Moo at charming "casa" Richmond, the mother-to-be. (She al- from A7 up to U \ State Sun 1 Irew is in

Florida. Celebrated with loan (Davis) ready has a two year old.) I see Ashby 3rd yeai ol law • hool and Andy Warren their 45th anniversary often, also Marie now and then. Georgia 1954 Lady loan Oram and Sir Bob Reid

I 6/20. En route now to our summer cot- Dreisbach Kegley: Mona, Will, lack and have no plans for retiremenl I In . President: Mary |ane Roos Fenn tage in Mass. Then to meet friends on had tun looking through a box of pic- Page in El Paso and see 'Kobo" Chobot Secretary: Bruce Watts Kim ke their boat in Canada. Aug. is grandchil- tures I took a! SBC. Hope to get Kathie and Thorn Garner every other year. Anne dren's (7 of them) month at the seaside. Phinizy back this summer. We enjoyed Fund Agent: Faith Rahmer Croker Sheffield and Bradley I lale also visit

Julie Micou Eastwood: I'm off to New- her visit here and again at her summer The countdown has begun foi out loan and Bob go to Australia often to see foundland, and Nova Scotia for a birding house back in the mountains. You are al- big 45th reunion vtay7 9 1999 then 1 suns The Reids are restoring the trip and Dick and I go to China in Oct. ways welcome here. Beard and Keglev's Our condoleni es to Mary |ane Roos London home of Benjamin Franklin to its

We love the retirement community, Ross- B&Bs. loan Hess Michel: I have been re- and Dick Fenn whose oldest daughlei late and hope to make il an exi il moor, where we live and swim every day tired two years. My biggest news: My Pamela, succumbed to cancel last Sept, ing museum. |oan would like out help of the year. Mary lane Eriksen Ertman: daughter was married 6/97 and the} Her husband and 5-year old twin sons with awareness, public ity, and funds.

Hj\ ing fun with Lily our sweet new made me a grandma 6/98. My son live at Virginia Beach, not far irom the Contact her In e-mail al golden retriever puppy. In July we plan to Christopher and wife (both chefs and Fenns in Williamsburg. We're also sad- [email protected] or get her address drive to Denver to visit Anne and Martha graduates of the Culinary Institute of dened by the death ol lane Henley's hus- from SBC or me Shirley Poulson Broyles and their families. Mary Pease Fleming: America) will be General Managei and band, Kenyon. Jane has moved to Fayel and Norris went to Italy and to Ireland

Had dinner w ith Anne Mountcastle Executive Chef of a new restaurant in teville, NC, to be near the grands. We for golf. They did a lot of East coast travel Gamble, who was visiting her brother Lexington, Kentucky named "Emmetts." send our sympathy too to Bev Bragg following the UVA lacrosse team on

Frank in Richmond. Anne Sheldon Taylor I'm still doing some editing on a new whose husband, Bill, died 11/97. They which 2 of their grandsons played. They

was here, too, though she's leaving to magazine Spirituality and Hejlth. I hear took wonderful trips to Ireland and dropped in to my gallery in Charleston visit England where her son and grand- from Mona Wilson who comes to visit France before he died. She's now writing and also visited Kirk Tucker C53) and children live. Anne Gamble is leaving to her mother on L.I. now and then. |ane a history of her husband for the grand- Jack Clarkson in Norfolk. |o Nelson visit her grandchildren in Paris! Rivo and Moorefield: I'm enjoying retirement children. She mentioned that she sees Booze enjoys her retirement from teai h

I are not so continental, but try to keep more all the time, it's lovely to be able to (an O'Neal. ing but keeps busy with her church's

up with 1 5 grandbabies! Patty Lynas do all the things I couldn't do while "B.B." Smith Stamats' garden land- Habitat for Humanity. She traveled to

Ford: Working in the garden as well as working. I've been spending Christmas in scaping business is 10 years old. In addi- Newfoundland and Labrador and u ill go entertaining family and friends. Am still Orlando with my nephew the last few tion to designing and installing she lec- to Scotland with her daughter. She has 4 doing volunteer work at the Healdsburg years and usually have a nice chat with tures on container gardening and prun- rascally grandsons. Cynthia Sinclair and

Animal Shelter and was named Volunteer Sue Taylor Lilly while I'm there. Ann ing, and teaches for the New York Botan- Bill Rutherford have their first grandchild of the Year for the Shelter. We had a Mountcastle Gamble: Luncheon in Sara- ical Garden Arboretum. She is studying and plan to see her a lot since Kansas wonderful two weeks in England. |o sota to meet our president. Visits with Italian for a trip with David and friends City is not too far from Wichita. Bill is

Williams Fraser: April found us in Japan Barbie and Bill Dow, Patty and Dick to Tuscany. The youngest of her 5 grand- making cast bronze garden bells and at Cherry Blossom time. We hope it was Friese, Mary and Rives Fleming and Ann children was born at home! Mary Lee marketing them nationally. Cindy is As- the Omega of Bob's speaking tours! We Taylor in Richmond. Laying plans for Re- McGinnis and Frank McClain spent a sistant Director of the Institute for had a fun visit from Margie Works Cibbs union! Everyone must think about saving month in a castle in Italy with all 3 Teacher Education at Newman Univer- and her husband. Carla de Creny Freed: the date 2001 Ruth Magee Peterson: daughters and the granddaughter and sity. Peggy Ewart Riter writes that Sally

I'm off to France for the SBC 50th re- Status quo here, took a docent trip to also went to Provence. They are building Bumbaugh brought dinner to the condo union of Junior year in France. Then I'll Baltimore and DC. Will go to Seattle for a house on Wadmalaw Island, a lovely they were staying in at Ocean City to be back in Nantucket 'til mid-January! the annual docent convention. Terry community on the water here. Joy Ben- celebrate the Riter's 31st anniversary and

Kae Fretz: It seems funny-odd to share Faulkner Phillips: Still enjoying living in nett Hartshorn researches historical also Sally's birthday. Patty McClay Boggs

('55) their news of myself after all these years. I was the Northeast Kingdom. Wes and I are properties for the Willistown Historical came to the baptism of 7th

at SBC only my freshman year. I gradu- going to Virginia Beach for a family wed- Commission and is still (25 years) a grandchild. Sally also visited loan Potter

'51 ated from the Univ. of Delaware , BS ding in lune. Charley, Gwyn and Sophia guide at Winterthur Museum. She also and Henry Bickell in FL. The Bickells are in education. Cot an MA in 1985. I'm a Phillips will be there too. We can hardly volunteers for the Chester County Histor- selling their boat, but will have a fall retired teacher, have 5 children and 8 wait to see our CA children and grand- ical Society Antique Show and the river trip on the Delta Queen with her grandchildren and married again in child! Peg Seaman Pinkos: My husband, Philadelphia Flower Show. She divides sister. Joan ran into "Peaches" Davis

1995. 1 now live in VT. Love hearing George, died recently after 3 1/2 years in free time among 6 grandchildren and Roane in Louisville. Kobo and Thorn about you all. Sue Lockley Glad: Had an a nursing home. I'm still at my local se- sailing with Danny in the Chesapeake on rode the Delta Queen this summer also.

interesting (and strenuousl trip to Turkey nior center. I spend as much time as pos- the "Owl". Ruthie Frye and Hugo Like others, they love retirement. Betty and leave in two days for Ned's 50th re- sible at my computer, programming in Deaton spent July and Aug. in ME Gene Orr and E.W. Atkinson have 4 union of his law school class at Michi- Foxpro. The atmosphere keeps me feel- aboard their "Salty Mistress". Their teenage grandchildren all nearby in gan. We will spend the summer at our ing young! Anne Sinsheimer: Went to youngest lives in China and they all vis- Memphis. They spend a lot of time on home at Black Butte Ranch in OR. Lynne Greece and Turkey with Arie Wittke ited last year. their farm in Como, MS. Dilly (ohnson

McCullough Gush: Have become a rabid SBC'46. Got sick during the trip (proba- Hattie Hughes and Richard Stone, and Paul Jones have 4 new grandchil- environmentalist regarding the wild lands bly a virus) and recuperated in Frankfurt both retired, keep very busy with church dren—triplet boys born to Sanford and a behind our house. A local political fool with Norbert and Mira Baukus.lNorbert activities. She was a delegate to the con- girl to Louise who also has 2 boys. The has decided to pave the bayou, destroy lived with my brother Warren and Mar- vention to elect a new Episcopal bishop Joneses see a lot of Derrill Maybank the trees, and remove the brush. This will ion as an exchange student, 1963-64). for NJ. Their daughter was ordained as a ('55) and Ben Hagood lor golfing. Dilly

fall Ruthie Frye s daugh- not happen, I think. Susan Ostrander Nedra Greer Stimpson: We are expect- Methodist minister. The Stones plan a writes that Deaton

Hood: We had a mini-family reunion in ing our 14th grandchild in Sept.; our old- trip to Italy. Liz Helm Lawson has her ter was married in May and Ann Collins

Seattle and on the Olympic Peninsula est grandchild is just ten! Our younger two middle sons near her in Pittsburgh, Teachout's daughter and family returned with our 2 daughters and families. Lloyd child, John, will marry in the fall in but the oldest and youngest live in CA. from Japan. Faith Rahmer Croker's son is still working and had his annual con- McLean, Virginia. We are thrilled! That Liz is active in sr. citizen groups and vol- married a Macon girl, but Dilly was vention in Milwaukee, with a side trip to will be all 5 children married. Pinkie unteers at the hospital. Page Croyder away. Barbara Chase Webber got 3 in-

Ravinia accompanied by Toddy Barton Barringer Wornham: Oct. '97 took us to Diehl visited loan Oram in England and stant granddaughters when son, Chris, and Wizzo. Son David and familv came SE Asia for three weeks: Hong Kong, Sin- had a wonderful trip. Page is trying to married and a grandson last fall making

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9 altogether. She's still very active with Slack are a picture of health after two the horse racing and golf—both frustrat- 1957 weeks at Rancho La Puerto Spa. Jane I960 ing. Ann May and Harold Via own a Campbell Englert enjovs retirement after President: Carol McMurtry Fowler President: Barbara Bowen Moore steeplechase horse. They will spend 2 30 years of teaching. She is traveling and Secretary: Diane Duffield Secretary: fall weeks with their grandson, 1 3, (one Wood visiting all 5 grandchildren. Margie Whit- Barbara Beam Denison of 6 grandchildren) in New England tour- Fund Agent: Cynthia Wilson Cut- son Aude and Fritz have 6 children and 9 Fund Agent: Margot A. McKee, ing in a 1912 Pierce Arrow. Meri Hodges away, Anne Wilson Rowe grandchildren all extremely successful Page Tucker (Tucky) McFall

Major and Faith Rahmer Croker went on Thank you for all your cards. Sorry and busv. They live from Boston to \ \ Ziebold SBC cruises in Scandinavia (Meri), and tor and west to IL. Barbara Falge Openshaw am "tuts" but our space is limited. I Barba Bowen Moore will so with Russia (Faith), and had a wonderful time. reports her 10th grandchild. Since re- have concluded that most of us are re- Beckv Towill McNair and other Augusta, Faith also went to Egypt and Israel. union she has traveled to AK and Greece. tired, traveling grandmothers and loving GA gals to Provence for their 60lhs. She

Meri's further travels took her to Fiji, I had a great time with "Babs" at our 45th every moment of it. and Clay keep busy in Atlanta painting New Zealand, and Australia. Meri had school reunion in D.C. in April. Day Gib- Dagmar Halmagyi Yon has retired and drawing in their twin studios. Mary her left thumb "done" (the right was ot son Kerr, like "Babs". welcomed her 10th and plans to watch a family wild foxes Anne Claiborne lohnston left her posi- done years ago) and was in a cast more grandchild. Her son Edward appeared in grow up as she tackles 1 5 years worth of tion as Director of the Office of Educa- than 6 weeks. The recovery after an a made for TV movie called "Legalese" spring cleaning. Betty Murden Michel- tion at Yale School of Medicine and re- arthritic rebuilding was hard, especially featuring such stars as James Garner and son, in Va. Beach, is enjoying bridge and turned to CO where she has a faculty po- since she's left handed. Barbara Tomp- Kathleen Turner Dot Duncan Hodges her garden club since retirement. She sition at U of CO Health Sciences Center. kins Ames spent a week in the plans her and Roberta Malone Henderson report to visit son David in OR. Dee Husband, Dick, is medical director of the Cotswolds. Anne Sheffield and Bradley together that they are fine. Thev had a Robin, still talking about how wonderful March of Dimes and their 3 children are Hale took a cruise with the National great visit. "Chips" Chao Pai and D,i\ id reunion was, has been awarded a Rocke- also in health-related fields. Lura Cole- Trust (Bradley is a trustee) to the Celtic caught up with Cynthia Wilson Ottaway feller Fellowship in Gender Studies at the man Wampler continues to teach chem- Lands and ran into Barbara Ballard and and John at the Ottaways lovely home in Newberry Library in Chicago. Virginia istry at the Shipley School and run her Mitchell during a lifeboat Ml during a golfing vacation. "Chips" is Wommack Marks Paget continues as director of a horse boarding business while she and drill. Barbara's daughter is in Richmond learning masters program at serving on a Committee for Diversity at Antioch her husband keep up with their 1 730 so she sees Meri often. The Hales also SBC so she sees Nancy Godwin Baldwin Univ. She visited Page Phelps Coulter in farmhouse. From Annapolis, Joyce were in France with an SBC |r. Year in who is recovering nicely from hip surgery. NY. Page has published a book of poetrv. Cooper Toomey writes that she and France group. Then, in Pittsburgh, also Susan Neblett Stephens and Bob Lee had |oy Peeples Massie enjoys her 1 grand- Charley spent the winter on their boat in on Trust business, they ran into Pinky children to attend |ane a tour of English gardens conducted by and hopes Vero Beach, FL and liked it so much that

Walsh and Frank Cahouet, who we're our own Ninie Lang and plan a 1 2/98 Pinkney Hanahan's daughter's wedding. they now have a condo there. Their 3 hoping will make his first ever trip to cruise. Also on the English garden tour |ane s news is of her daughter Anne's daughters (all SBC grads) and son are SBC for reunion. Elite Vorys and George were Anne Wilson Rowe and loe. Anne marriage to Dale Blessing, |r. While Anne busy raising a crop of SBC candidates—

Matchneer spent 2 mos. in their Cana- writes that |oe, instead of retiring, has 1 is teaching at Charleston Day School, grandaughters Nancy Corson Gibbes dian cabin and 2 mos. in the British Isles taken on the full job of running the local Dale is in medical school. Anne Gwinn and Joe had a delightful trip to France while their kids' family took over the paper. She enjoyed seeing "Babs" Open- Fox and jay enjoy visits to their 4 chil- and are enjoying a grandson, Corson. house to keep an eye on the house they shaw's beautiful garden in Annapolis dren and 3 grandchildren who are scat- Ellie Crosby Erdman writes from Rock- were building across the ravine. Betty while at her son and daughter-in-law's tered about the U.S. and Canada. Ann land, ME, now their home as David is Walker Dykes is now Mrs. Lars Steib graduation from St. Johns. Lisa Morton Fraser Hudson returned from Paris and fully retired. Elite's winter was busy feed- (congratulations to you both!) and be- Chute and lohn are working hard to clear San Sebastian. She had a fabulous trip ing her music addiction in NYC, DC tween them they have 7 grandsons. an overgrown garden at their home in especially seeing the Frank Gehry Mu- (where we joined up) and Sarasota and They've traveled to India, France. Italy, Tappahannock, VA. Ninie Lang enjoyed seum. Sydney Graham Brady and Bill summer was filled with sailing, family re- and Mexico. have house in Hous- the English garden tour but from there she They a dropped by SBC and saw Nancy Godwin union, Princeton reunion (where she saw ton and a condo at St. Simons. Liz traveled on to Singapore, Bali and Thai- Baldwin. They were very impressed w ith Pattie Powell Pusey and |ane Head-

Carper and Rov Hoffman are returning to land. She is glad to be home and looking the Heuer Science Building. Mary Anne stream Yerkesi and travel. Lee Cullum is Birmingham after 7 marvelous years on forward to her spring term sabbatical. Vandevoort Large and Bob following a a columnist for the Dallas Morning an island in the Gulf. Their oldest grand- Carolyn Swift Fleming completed 20 course in Buddhism, traveled to S.E. News, a commentator on the News Hour son is at and years with the Visiting Nurse Assoc, of UVA. Mary Ann Robb Asia. They reside in a retirement commu- with lim Lehrer and serves on the boards Rome Freer travel all over the Omaha. She is planning an 8/98 wedding US and nity where they are very active. Saynor of the Council on Foreign Relations and spend a lot of time at their house in and looking forward to the return of her (ohnson Ponder met up with Marguerite the Pacitic Council on International Pol- Naples, FL. They occasionally see Mag- daughter and family from France. Zan McDaniel Wood during the Macon icy. In the fall of '97 she visited SBC, gie Mohlman and Bud Deglar who live Engh Moore is President of Reconciliation Cherry Blossom Festival. Saynor and speaking to and visiting with journalism about a mile away. Ann Thomas and " Outreach which houses and trains home- Buddy traveled with Flo" Barclay Win- students. She was joined by Maline Donohue raved their trip to less men, and children. Jackie Tom about ston and Charlie to Santa Fe. Nannette women Gilbert McCalla and together they lound

Africa with this terrific couple. I wrote Ambler Cusick was so sorry to miss our McBurney Crowdus and Bill have settled their old room in Grammer! Maline also back that it was a coincidence because 40th but due to Ralph having both hips in Madison VA. Sandy and I had a won- joined Maydelle Foster Fason and her we'd done the same thing. The 4 of us replaced 10 weeks apart and a yearlong derful visit with Nannette when she was husband for 2 weeks in Paris where they had a fabulous trip to Botswana and renovation of their home it was impossi- here in Chicago planning her daughter saw the Fason's daughter dance with the

Zimbabwe. The Donohues plan a spring ble. Faye Rathgeber Willis still owns and Carol's wedding. In Oct. the Crowduses Merce Cunningham Dance Co. at the Caribbean sailing cruise with Karen operates a travel company. Faye was hon- will join Sandra Stingily Simpson, Paris Opera House. Maydelle s career Looker and Tim Hyde. Sally Gammon ored by her town of Richardson, TX with Margie Scott lohnson and Earl and Lee counseling business is thriving as down- Plummer spent 3 weeks in England. tree in recognition of her volun- Haskell Mack and Charlie on a SBC a many town Austin grows. Charlyne Grimes She's doing an Elderhostel on Lewis and teer hours. Jane Fitzgerald Treherne- Greek Island cruise. Margie Scott John- Coleman's husband passed away last Clark in MT—loves her retirement. Thomas enjoys the summer life in son has a new grandson in Boulder. Lee spring and she is now starting a new ca-

I plan to keep on "arting" while ani- Sewickley, PA. She plans trips to VA, an Haskell Mack is a new grandmother also. reer as a freelance estate administration mal art in decorating is still hot. My busi- autumn opera, theatre trip to NY and a She also is a newlywed and can be seen paralegal in Hendersonville, NC. Jane ness was up 40% last year and it's a possible winter trip to England. I too either on the curling circuit or sailing the Haldeman Hope visited her daughter in great way to get back to Africa for more joined the retired ranks as of June when New England waters thanks to hubby Seattle, celebrated her 60th with 3 elem. research. Please stop by The Pink House Charlie's the little independent book store I had influence. Susan Ragland Abra- school buddies on Bald Head Is., NC

Gallerv when in Charleston—maybe I'll worked in for 1 6 years closed its doors. hamson and family rented a house in and celebrates her son's marriage in Oct. be there too! Plan your trip to the Very sad but now Sandy and I can hope- France in July. If I counted right there Teddy Hill Washer has a new grandchild, foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in fully travel to see more of our 3 children, were to be 1 8 total. Susan also reports bringing the total to 5, She and Liz Few May. Let's dazzle them with our turnout! 9 grandchildren and friends. So loved that Kay Tilghman Lowe and Jim are fine. Penfield are leading two safari trips to hearing from so many of you. Marguerite McDaniel Wood and Enid Africa in Aug./Sept.—thev will plan a trip

40 Sweet Bki vr College Allwwe Magazine W'ister 1999 lor our class in the millennium it year i golf and tennis games. Robin Ould Ellis Beaslev lung m .i sociate profes-

there is interest, so let them know at I Rentsch and Sam foi 5 lived weeks in a 1963 sor of Spanish al rhomas Nelson Com- 800-789-9286 or . tent on the Red Sea 2 years ago while munity College in Hampton, VA. We in President: Nancy Dixon Brown They have rented a house Provence working with the Institute of Nautical both left SBC foi the Peace Corps 35

for next spring and will visit with Elsie Archeology and went to India for a Secretary: Katharine Blackford years ago, and finally had a chance to

Burch Donald in the Dordogne Valley. In monthlong study trip last fall. Robin also Collins compare notes Laura Lee Brown and

CO, they had a great visit from Grace works on a wildlife sanctuary near Great Fund Agents: McNair Currie husband Steve are traveling lots and Suttle has a new house in Rich- Falls. who VA. In |une, Charity Paul had a Maxwell, )ane Coodridge On herd near mi mil where her medical practice is lo- visit with Norris Smith and Patricia Rus- Louisville, with the help of Steve's son We had a splendid 15th reunion with cated Shirley Hayman Sudduth and lohn sell in Howard Sag Harbor where she Daughtei 1 I

Park. and English and will travel to France, Relaxing, in ,i relative sense, .liter i iini- can society that were emerging as we lanet Holmes Rothard is busy with Belgium and Holland. She sees |ane Ellis pleting her Ph.D. in human resource de- graduated. Someone should study us, we work and dog shows in Bat Cave, NC. Covington Carolyn King Ratcliffe and velopment, Lyn Clark Pegg now devotes decided, and maybe we'll do it our- Her son's August wedding in FL gave her Grace Suttle "occasionally, but not often lull attention to her private clinical prac- selves Nancy continues her clinical so- a rest from raising her first litter of Bull- enough." George and I see Palti Powell tice and teaching psychology at the U. of cial work private practice in Mansfield dog puppies Donna Kerkham Grosvenor Pusey and Bill occasionally but not often MN. McNair Currie Maxwell t ontinues Ctr , CT. Ann Leavell Reynolds and I teaches yoga in the Hospital Rehab pro- enough too—they are up to a 3 boy 2 leaching Latin in a H.S. in Ranchos Palos talked of our passion tor fly fishing and gram, the cancer and pain clinic and for girl grandchild count now. They plan a Verdes, CA, and gets to Mexico to pledged to fish the high mountain lakes down seniors in Santa Fe. She also leads yoga summer trip to France and a fall motor see granddaughter Ashley. Marion Dean in WY together. |ulie Arnold Morey and retreats to sacred sites. After 3 years of trip to SC with Carolyn King Ratcliffe Hall is an assistant in an ophthalmic Betsy Parker McColl and I shared a suite, study, Kathy Knox Ennis was ordained to and Clyde. Anne Rienecke Clarke be- clinic in Gloucester, VA. son missing Penny Pamplin who has a new Her the diaconate of the Episcopal Church, came a grandmother, took a riverboat William, 27, is an engineer al Lockheed job at the public library in Louisville. She diocese of Southwest Florida, on 6/1 3 in trip down the Amazon and went to Martin in Owego, NY. Cathy Detmar was to go on a cruise to AK with her St. Petersburg with her entire family in at- Machu Pichu and visited Palm Springs Nicholls is still master of foxhounds in mother later in the summer, lulie has un- tendance. She and Dick will celebrate with Gwen Speel Kaplan Patricia Russell Devon, England. daughter Heather, countable step-grandchildren. Betsy's Her with a cruise to Greece, Turkey and the Howard finds turning 60 exhilarating and 29, works in San Francisco as a book- daughter Eliza is a sr. at UNC. We en- Holy Land. Annie Laurie Martin writes writes happily as did Charity Paul of binder and paper conservator. Nerissa — — joyed art works displayed by Anne from Richmond of the pleasures ot \ isits their |une reunion with Norris Smith in vom Baur Roehrs still lives in Leipzig, Carter Brothers (she now has 2 grand- to France and the beauty of its lan- Sag Harbor. Linda Sims Grady has taught music and undoubtedly fre- daughters) and Cherie Fitzgerald Bur- composing a guage... enjoyments which spring from pre-first at Westminster School in Atlanta quent flyer to England where daughter chard. We profited from insightful com- her SBC jr. year in France. Adrianne for 25 years. She has 4 grandchildren Marina attends school. Harriet Reese ments about the mission and direction of Massie Hill is still at the US Bank in Seat- with one on the way and relaxes al a her retired the college from Betty Stanley Cates, lensen and husband from tle while Mai, now retired, reads for the mountain get-away in SC. Ann Smith farming near Copenhagen, and play ten- who represents the Alumnae Board on blind on radio and sings with the Seattle Bretscher is retiring after 23 years of nis, golf and bridge. Daughter Marianne the SBC Board of Directors. Symphony Chorale. A and Mai see |ane teaching at U of GA and recently repre- received her MA from the U. of Copen- Our notes now appear in the winter Headstream Yerkes and Leonard for sented SBC at the inauguration of U. hagen and teaches nearby. Son John Alumnae News, so from now on I will "jolly dinners and golf". Elizabeth Meade GA's new President, lane Tatman Walker manages a large estate and runs his own contact you for news in the summer in- Howard works on women's health enjoys frequent travels, time with grand- farm. Youngest son Christian has pre- stead of the fall. For this entry I'm relying videos and magazine articles while pur- children and Alumnae activities, granddaughter. SBC mostly on the reunion scrapbook. Nancy sented them with a Renee suing photography. recent visit to them the organization of lun- Regen retired from special On a among a Caldwell Briggs attended reunion with Sage educa- Martha's Vineyard, Elizabeth ran into cheon for Pres. Muhlenfeld in Sarasota. tion and remains in Burnside, Australia. her husband, Bob. They now enjoy re- Dinny Muldaur Doges and they had a Becky Towill McNair had a busy year She studies "tonal realism" and pursues tirement in Vero Beach, where their son happy reunion lunch. Katie Mendelson with 2 new granddaughters, 2 christen- new challenges in art and music. She Edson practices law. Victoria Anderson McDonald summered in Palm Beach ings, one wedding and new home con- and Ed have 2 grandchildren. Catherine Breen will move to the FL panhandle, teaching water aerobics and working on struction. Sally Underhill Viault reports Dillingham Caverly has remarried. She expanding her retailing and interior de- committees with the Rose Society and year's highlights: meetings in and SC and her husband, lohn, farm in Ookala, DC sign business. Mary Groetzinger Heard the Beach and Sailfish Clubs. Husband, concerning improvement of education HI. She has 5 children and one grand- retired as a school librarian and third- lack, continues to be a head-hunter and opportunities, observing a church burn- child. Karen Gill Meyer continues her fi- grade teacher. She volunteers in the paraglider in the States, Hong Kong and ing trial, Bert's retirement from Winthrop nancial consulting and financial planning Boston schools, and works in a children's China. Since her father's death, lean U., Becky Towill McNair and Bill's career in Phoenix. Meg MacKenzie book shop. Punch Harris Wray is a free- Morris Stevenson has spent lots of time daughter's wedding and a visit with Gin- Nowacki teaches math at the New lance writer and a reader for literary on the ranch in TX. She and Don trav- ger Newman Blanchard and Bob Dotty Haven Hebrew Day School and other in- agents, living in Chevy Chase. Cynthia eled to the Far East, Bermuda, Italy inc. Westby Farquhar and lerry have retired stitutions in Orange CT. Her son Christo- Hooten Magowan has 3 grown sons and Tuscany and summered at their home in from flying regularly but continue to fly pher finished a degree in environmental 2 granddaughters, all living near her the mountains of NC. Barbara Murphy folks from Kaiser College around to their studies from So. VT U. and daughter Kat- Hillsborough, CA home. Cynthia still Hale is soon to retire after 27 years at the campuses within FL. rina works for the Yale School of Medi- rides competitively, and has taken up

YWCA of Annapolis and Anne Arundel I acted with childrens' theater this cine. There is some talk of retirement. golf to spend more time with husband, County. She enjoys sailing with Phil and year and volunteer for the lane Goodall Sue (ones Cansler put a question about Merrill. Gini |oachim Wade is an interior visits with children land one grandchild) Institute while maintaining my framing retirement on our reunion questionnaire. designer in Palo Alto, where her husband in El Paso, Chicago and St. Petersburg. business George still actively lobbies She doesn't appear to be contemplating — is lab director at Hewlett Pa< kard. Son

Ginger Newman Blanchard and Bob on the Hill we are not considering re- it herself, rounding out 14 years with a — Trevor is on a Fullbright in India. Judy toured the northern last summer and tirement in any form at this time! See you computer software firm. Nancy Dixon US lohnson Varn sent a picture of son did Australia/New Zealand in the winter. all at SBC in Love Beam. Brown says this may be her last year 2000— Robert's wedding in Jamaica 8/97. Then Ginger and her father took a very teaching special ed in Atlanta. She has Daughter Lily, also married, works at the special trip together to Germany. In an 8th grader and a college junior. Lee High Museum in Atlanta. That's where Green Village, N), she and Bob work at Kucewicz Parham sold her toy shop after Sarah Hitch Hill will open a special ex- maintaining their farmhouse and their 20 years She and lohn have 2 sons and hibition of Cherokee handcrafts 10/99.

Sweet Briar College Alummae Magazine Winter 1999 41 one grandson. Betty McDonald Mc- She has 3 daughters, one in marketing, mentally hanicapped and loves her job. tucket. Kids fine, one in CA, one back in

Cutcheon lives in Ellijay, CA, where her one in art education, and one a com- Off to Scotland summer of '98! Another VA. With all 3 kids in the teaching field,

husband loseph publishes an economic puter specialist. Allie Stemmons Simon SBC daughter for our class! Wick Nalle Vi Graveure Patek hopes maybe her pas-

and political newsletter. Lauren is at did a great job in getting our reunion gift Rowland's Julia will be in the class of sion influenced them? Sarah teaching in

UNC, while daughter Elizabeth works tor together—$63,431 with 50% participa- 2002! Wick and Rob are fine. She loves Santa Cruz, Shelia at Duke for doctorate,

Bell South, and son Joseph is exec, direction. She is a custom travel planner for selling books at Murder by the Book! Emily, engaged for June'99, is at Harvard

toi ol the CA Public Policy Foundation. clients all over the country, and reports Daughter Emily, 16, is a star soccer Ed. School, [email protected] is the new

Cynthia Livingstone Gibert is assistant that husband Heinz is "busy and happy, playei Marilyn Garabrant Morris has e-mail lor Rev. Makanah Dunham and

chief, infectious diseases, at the VA hos- children are gainfully employed and out turned to volunteer work after being with husband, who have moved to Cheyenne,

pital in DC. Son Chris is also a physician, of the nest, and a cat and dog are the the Delaware Symphony. Daughter Blair WY(!) where they are co-ministers at the

and daughter lennifer completed an MBA finest of companions." Marta Sweet enters Univ. of Penn. Fall'98. Son Tony Unitarian Universal Church. A visit from at Vanderbilt. Keitt Malheson Wood was Colangelo is education director of Young will be a jr. in H.S. "Love being grand- Kit Baker Sydnor was hoped for in Au- expecting a grandchild, the child of son Audiences of Houston. Her youngest son parents!" writes Randi Miles Long gust. New address: 10115 Branding Iron

Cordon and Carrie, who live in Ks. Cy. is at the Art Institute in Houston. Daugh- Daughter Melissa has Amanda, 2, and Dr., Cheyenne, WY 82009-8614. 307-

Keitt is president of the Powderly, TX, ter Catherine and son Matthew are both expects a baby in Aug. Son Kent attends 6 17-4407. After 22 years in Latin Amer- public library advisory board. Daughter married and living in Houston. Susan the Univ. of Co. Randi saw Sharon Price ica, |ody Moore Griffin and her husband

Helen is sales manager for a restaurant Terjen Bernard and Betsy Flanders Quill and |ane Taylor Ryan in April. Judy Chuck are in Stockholm, where he is group in Atlanta. Chenault McClure Spencer joined us for reunion only for Wilson Grant teaches 7th and 8th grade manager for Kodak. They are empty-

Conway does lay pastoral work in Friday night, both looking great. Susan is English at St. Anne's in Denver. One nesters and Jody still is in the education

Louisville, and works closely with the the executive director of an art center in child still at home, Caroline. Oldest, field. Oldest son a lawyer in Raleigh,

Episcopal Diocese of KY. Her daughter Norfolk and has 3 grandchildren. Olive Margaret, will teach at Culver Academy 2nd son going into priesthood, 3rd a jr.

Ceci is an international marketer in Sin- Wilson Robinson is a horticultural con- fall '98.Will is at Sewanee and Newell Jr. at Vanderbilt, daughter at school in gapore, while son Stewart is a hydro- sultant in Atlanta. She and Roby have 3 at Westminster School. After the death of Miami. Ann Kerr Preaus says that the ponic gardener in Wash. Stevie Fontaine daughters and 2 grandchildren. Lisa longtime partner Michael 4 years go, 30th anniversary party their 3 children

Keown lives in Richmond where her hus- Wood Hancock and her mother Eliza- Sharon Price Healy writes that "the road gave them was the nicest gift ever! Ann band is a partner in a radio station. Son beth Bond Wood )4 were at reunion. is tough, but we still have joy in our sees Marsha Dumas O'Conner, and Rab

Clarke, 28, is a producer for a radio sta- Lisa is the business manager of the lives." A brave lady! Son Anthony is 20, Willis Finlay often. Susie Moseley Helm tion in Knoxville. Her daughter Jennifer is Lynchburg Fine Arts Center. Both her daughter Carla, 24. Sharon manages a writes that son Ted graduated from married, living in Hong Kong and work- children are married and living in the DC large family practice clinic in Oakland. Hampshire College and will go to grad

ing as a sales associate for CNN. Julia area. Daughter Elizabeth was married at She asks: Has anyone news of Win Mur- school later. Pen is exploring the West

Fort Lowe is gardening, volunteering in SBC in 1996, and was expecting a baby ray? Kathy Carroll Mathewson and Dave Coast, and she and Nelson are fine,

Cookville, TN, and traveling with hus- in Oct. |ane Yardley Amos and husband moved to Greenville, SC (1171 Neely spending time at Chatauqua, NY this band Bob. Son Bob III finished medical John moved to Santa Fe, but return to Ferry Rd., Simpsonville, SC 29681) summer. )eannie lackson Exum ,md loe school at Vanderbilt and son Seth is at WVA for spring and fall. Daughter Emily where she will be Asst. Rector of Church are happy with their household of pets the U. of Memphis. Ann Funkhouser was married in July. Barbara Yocum of the Redeemer! Daughter Heather now with both sons married and daugh-

Kurz and husband Bill were at reunion Miller lives close to all 3 grown children works in DC, Carrie is married, lives in ter Sallie off to Paris to study, just like her full of tales of recent travels to embroi- and one grandchild in Annandale, VA. Indiana. A triple graduation by her chil- mom! (eannie still teaching French and dery trade shows, workshops taught by Youngest son Stephen is a soph, at lames dren was celebrated with a trip to France Latin. Went to London with Harriet

Ann, and to see her son in Zurich, his Madison U. Barbara is a part-time by Marcia Pace Lindstrom and family. El- Horsey Sturges! When she and Paul are daughter in Santa Cruz, and her son in preschool teacher, and husband Jack re- lison a grad of UGA, Ashley from UVA not off traveling, now that they're retired,

DC. Prue Cay Stuhr and Ed are in "tem- tired from government job. Sallie Yon grad school, Betsy of Stetson Law School. Sally Thomas Hoffman is having fun get- porary retirement" from dog obedience Williams continues to write and edit Marcia and Fred moved to Greenville, ting back into sewing! She and Paul had training, but still love their Dalmatians. cookbooks. Son Whitredge is an invest- Al, where he is rector of St. Thomas Epis- a great trip to the Canyonlands and the

Prue has 3 step-children and one step- ment banker in NY, and Courtney man- copal Church. Anne Mason Curti and Southwest. |ane Nelson has a new job as grandchild. She still teaches social stud- ages Nickelodeon Int'l in NY. Joe are happily settled in the Chicago assistant to the Chaplain at Westminster ies in Lexington, MA. Frances Graham area, with golf big in their lives. Daugh- Canterbury retirement community in

Macllwinen is widowed and living in ter Elizabeth will be married summer '98. Richmond. She loves being a Great Aunt Greenville, SC. She has 4 grandchildren. 1966 Robin Cutler is coming! Evie Day Butler to Vonnie and Marshall. We extend sym- lean MacRae Bailey is a big Crimson and Geoffrey spent this summer in NM pathy to Jane in the loss of her mother Presidents: Abby Patterson Shultis, Tide fan, with 4 graduates of the U. of with his work and are off to HI and Por- 1/98. |ane made a CA visit to Penn and Katharine Baker Sydnor Ala. She coordinates graduate medical tugal soon! Evie says it's a jolt to have Keenan in August—Great fun! Susan Ed at the U. of So. Ala. lean Meyer Aloe Secretaries: Keenan Colton Kelsey, son Geoff turn 30 this year and her Sudduth Hiller and new husband Chuck is an exec. asst. for a property mgmt. co. Penn Willets Fullerton, Randi "baby" William turn 21 ! Building a enjoy a lot of traveling, just visited lennifer, 23, is a doct. student in clinical Miles Long, Susan Suddutb beach house "by barge" is the exciting daughter Penn, 23, in England. Susan psych, at Northwestern, Betsy is a jr. pre- new project of Nancy Conkle Swann and and her partner built a new building for Hiller vet student at UPenn. Jean has had more husband! They've bought land on their growing computer business! Life is Fund Agent: Evelyn Day Butler poetry published. Margaret Millender Useppa Island on the SW coast of FL. very busy for Keenan Colton Kelsey as

Wish I could print all your news, but Holmes is a software developer in Georgia Graham Carroll and Marvin are she interviews for pastoral positions at we have a word limit. Martha Madden Painted Post, NY. One son is an AF pilot, happily involved in church and commu- Presbyterian churches in the Bay Area Swanson and David visited daughter and the other does "computer stuff." She nity in Montgomery. Daughter Margaret and works part-time in youth-ministry. Sarah in Thailand when she was teach- and Tom have one granddaughter. Tish is married to the Rev. Bill Lankin, in Lin- Daughter Megan is at college locally and ing there. Went on to Australia too! Son Skinner Dace is now married to a den, Al. Son is at U. Al. law school. Ann son Sean will be a freshman at Oregon Michael is happily married. No job woman, and was in final throes of depo- Newton Walther and Ralph are new State. Keenan and Penn share early- changes for Martha and David. A move sitions in her gender discrimination law- grandparents: Christy and Alan have a morning coffee as much as they can' We to the family farm in Lexington, VA (190 suit against the U. of Mass, where she is son. Ann is busy on a republication of have a Mystery Person who did not sign Mitchell Ln. Lexington 24450) is the big a professor of English. The AAUW has her two books as a set. And she has a her card This person is selling her old news for Julie Whitehurst MacKinlay and adopted her case. Her 2 sons have fol- new potential bestseller: Anyone know a house in CT, living now off west coast of Ed. His law practice is now just a walk lowed her creative footsteps, one as a good agent? Son Tad has a hot new inter- FL. Plans to build on land in NW corner down the lane. They are thrilled with filmmaker and one as a playwright. Tish net business. Ann's daughter Beau was of CT. Son Ret. 28, finished grad work at their new life! One daughter in NE, one i nntinues In publish articles and reviews married 9/98! Sally Kalber Fiedler says St. Andrews and works for NOLS in is engaged and teaches in Roanoke, one is Leslie Smith Elger a full-time pet sitter life is easier now that Jay does not have Wyoming. Daughter Tory, 21 , is a Sr. at going to Duke for her masters. Youngest in Cedarburg, Wl, where she also horse- so much OB night call. They're enjoying Davidson. Who is it?? And please Sign is jr. at the U. of the South. Lee MacKu- back rides, and plans her many travels. some time oft', just got back from Nan- your cards! Well, I'll end with me, Penn bin Miller is director of a Center for the

42 Sweet Briar College Alumwe Magazine Winter 1999 .

Willets Fullerton. My lite is lull and ing, and traveling. Dr. Avis Brown Younl E-mail her at [email protected] for de- counts only 5 more years until she and

happy. George is "semi-retired" now; we (Augusta, GA) and Peter are trying to sur- tails. When not on-line, Mary and family Wayne retire to their Pawleys Island, SC

are looking for a mountain cabin! Bren- vive all in the changes medicine, sending vacation, college hunt since the oldest of home, has 2 children in college and 1

nan, 27, is at Vanderbilt business school, Lindsay off to Wake Forest U. and have her teenage boys is at Penn State, and about to be married. Fran Robinson off to for Hadley, 24, to Sydney work 6 Kenan entering h.s. Nancy Bent Craw- have dinner with Sue Roessel Gibson Boyer (Cleveland, OH) is recovering

mos. Youngest Lucy is a sr. in high ford (Sherborn, MA) enjoys school nurs- and Phyllis Girard to plan for '99 Re- from a knee injury, and has son John at

school. I am busy teaching and writing ing (teaching 5th graders puberty and union. She says "I still work", but Liz Otterbein C. and h.s. sr. twin daughters

children's books. See Randi Miles Long treating construction worker's lime in the Medaglia (DC) wrote from Paris where lodie and Paige at home. With husband

and Herb a lot! Your notes reflect a posi- eye) and motherhood (taping Charles she was a "corporate spouse" while hus- Gene and children Amy (11) and Mike

tive spirit, pride in families, joy in living, (14) "the jock's" ankle and agonizing band joe had a meeting. They returned (13) Sue Roessel Gibson (Ambler, PAi excitement about the future. I feel proud with Adele (18) over college choice). to renovate their 1 950's rambler house. celebrated 50 by traveling. She teaches

to be part of such a great group. |ane Davis St. Jean Jacksonville, FL) Liz says Peggy Davis Molander's hus- 2nd grade in a suburban Philadelphia

continues as Exec. Assistant to the Presi- band started a new job in MA and that school district. Keithley Rose Miller (St.

dent and CEO of AT&T Universal Card Kim Johnson Smith and her family take Louis, MO) says her residential and cor- Services. Daughter 1969 Julietmarried 5/97) is care of everybody in Liz's neighborhood. porate design work is "going gang- doing a Master's in health administration Ann Moore (Hilliard, OHi is the first busters", hoped to take daughter Tory President: Nancy Crawford Bent and son Bill is a college grad (8/97). Barb woman, Director of the Upper Arlington (17) to husband Dwight's 35th UVA Law Secretary: Ginny Kay Baldwin Cox Duffield Erskine (Downingtown, PA and Library System in Columbus. Carol reunion, but was not making the summer

Fund Agent: Lynn Pearson Russell Toronto, Canada) can be found on 81 Mosely Tash (Winston-Salem, NC) is tour with son Gib's (20 and at BU) band loan Adriance Mickelson (Athens, and the NY Thruway with husband lawyer husband Gary's legal The Trouble. Jean Rushin Brown (Wilton,

OH) spearheaded the construction & Dave, President of Scott Paper Ltd., in assistant/secretary. Daughter Ginny is CT) was in NJ caring for her mom, decid- fundraising of 4 tennis courts at her high Toronto; stepdaughter Ali is at Yale, son summer receptionist until she returns to ing on 25th anniversary plans with school, and her family (husband Charles, Doug at Kenyon, son Andrew at Salis- Elon C. and Alpha Omicron Pi sorority, Jonathan who continues to work at h.s. son Christopher, daughters Kelly, bury SC, and stepson Mac at South Kent. son Andrew, a h.s. sr. is starting football Usertech, monitoring son Rob's Wilton '99 Denison U. and 1st team All North Elora Gilbert Wiley (Dublin, VA) works lineman. Frere Murchison Gornto HS sr. activities, and volunteering. Sue

Coast Athletic Conf. in tennis, and Sara, in the juvenile justice system, lives on a (Wilmington, NC) had her birthday in Scanlan (Burke, VA) and husband Jared

C. of Worster '97 and an AmeriCorps small farm with husband Robert who is Rome and Florence (Italy not GA or SC). Cameron were "fine, fat and 50ish for volunteer) was chosen USTA Family of remodeling their farmhouse while she She and Dean were joined by daughter their final fling in Formosa"and are now the Year for the Ohio Valley Region. Ann breeds and trains quarter horses. Also in and son-in-law, and were told to expect back in the US. Sue promises to write her

Arnspiger Canipe (Atlanta, GA) retails 1 the horse business, Melissa Griffith Man- to become grandparents! With Dean ad- Asian book which she began by writing or 2 days a week, has 3 or 4 volunteer ning (Hamilton, VA) has a herd of horses ministrator of St. james Church and Frere feature articles for This Month in Taiwan treasurer jobs, helps Missy Sumner Hug- and ponies, manages a health food store, City Manager, the Gorntos are testing the magazine. Ginny Stanford Perdue gins with her catering business and is free lance writes, home schools Thomas separation of church and state! Carol Os- (Nashville, TN) and John's happy year president-elect for the Egleston Children's (13). Daughter leannie (15) attends Fox- born (Pasadena, CA) earned a masters of began with the wedding of their oldest 6'4" Hospital Auxiliary. Husband Kent is at croft and Dany (1 9) works and attends a arts in music with highest honors, and is Meredith to Ted. Chandler is work-

SunTrust Bank; both serve on the Wake local college. Less Guthrie Keller enjoying singing opera, teaching, and her ing toward a nurse-practitioner, Emily's a

Forest U. Parents Council where daugh- (Chicago, ID CFO of the Episcopal Dio- new little cottage in the Pasadena hills. freshman at C. of Charleston, and Ginny ter Ginny is a sr. Liz Beach Baker (Ger- cese of Chicago and husband. City Attor- Lynn Pearson Russell (Alexandria, VA) has 29 h.s. reunions to put on. Anne mantown, TN) and Tom escape to their ney in ParkRidge, have all children out wrote that son Mudgie (16) is in boarding Suber Wilson (Maryville, TN) is

ME cottage with or without h.s. sr. son, of college and working, 2 in Chicago school in CA, husband Bill continues his Preschool Director for a Family Literacy daughter Hunter (SMU '98), daughter and 1 in Paris. Cathy Hall Stopher pediatric practice, Lynn is still at the Program affiliated with Maryville C,

Carrie (W&L'95, American U.'98) and (Louisville, KY), husband Ed, Marshall NGA and had a fellowship in the Nether- James (23) is at UNCCH grad school, her husband Ty Tydings (W&L '95). Beth (21), and Charles (19) sailed in the British lands after which she met daughter Emily and Marianne (21 ) is a sr. at U. of Rich-

Beckner iWilliamsport, MD) "retired" VI. Dr. Claudette Harloe Dalton's job at (12) in Paris. Darlene Pierro (Silver mond after studying in Zimbabwe. Terry from USAID consulting work, loves trav- UVA Med. School continues to be fun Spring, MD) finished her first year as Taylor Hamilton (Birmingham, AL) has 3 eling with husband Doug Mills. They despite managed care pressures; she con- Head of the McLean School of Maryland jobs all tennis related, husband Duncan teach ballroom dance classes. Also "re- tinues to plan her book about the first and delivered her first commencement is in corporate law, Ashley graduated tired" temporarily, Dr. Mary Lee Bell Cof- woman UVA med school grad, and son address (to her prep school St. Margaret's from Birmingham Southern, Taylor is at '98) fey (NYC and McLean, VA) cut back to Gordon (W&L will enter UVA grad in CT). J. P. Powell (Chattanooga, TN) is C. of Charleston on a tennis scholarship, part time when husband Shelby resigned school in communication disorders. Retail Sales Director for the TN Aquar- and Duncan plays all sports. Anne Rhett from the LA Times, and is now in Man- Preservationist Carolyn |ones Elstner ium, bought a house, travels and volun- Taylor Merrill iSanta Barbara, CA) and hattan doing volunteer work since Shelby (Fredericksburg, VA) chaired Friends of teers. She writes that Lucille McKee Tony traveled to Greece to visit friends signed on as executive VP of ABC News. the Wilderness Battlefield committee Clarkson has a thriving interior design and attend a wedding, came back to SC

While building a house in McLean, Mary which convinced the NPS who owns business in Atlanta and Mary Blake for another wedding and family reunion.

Lee will be between NY and VA. Betsy Carolyn's grandparents' farm to open Ell- Beeler Meadows and husband in Dallas Rhett (16) returned to Woodberry Forest

Blackwell Laundon iRoswell, GA) and wood unrestored and under their care. are busy world travelers and Mary Blake and Zan began 8th grade. Pamela Tipton

Walt have both daughters in VA, Beth Husband Tom opened his own new den- has become a "savvy money manager." Newton (New Bern, NC) also has an 8th

(NCSU '98) in graphic design in DC and tal office, daughter Meg transferred to the Grandmother Anne Richards Camden grader Bret whose science Olympiad

Katie (Ltjg. Navy) on the carrier Roo- Corcoran School of Art and son Peter (Amherst, VA) celebrated first grand- team placed 10th nationally. Husband sevelt in Norfolk, but Betsy's knitting transferred to W&M. Melinda Koester child's first b'day, and says that she and Carl is doing fine after a 5 bypass open shop Cast-on-Cottage keeps her busy. Lopez (Tampa, FL) writes that her hus- jerry have the same job, same house. She heart surgery. Ann Tremain Lee (Newport

Sally Boucher Hovermale (Winchester, band Bob died 4 1/2 years ago. Daughter and daughter Tracy work for the same News, VA) was off to Provence and en-

VA) moved from building principal to su- Suzy spent junior year in Australia gradu- printing company, daughter Erin is at the joyed a "wonderful" reunion with Sue pervisor of elem. instruction for Frederick ating from Middlebury 6/99. Melinda has same college (MBC) and son Todd is in Thompson Watkins and Betsy West

Co. Public Schools, her husband has a a house in Tampa and Tallahassee, and is the same job in Brazil. Haden Ridley Dripps in FL Nancy Wendling Peacock home based accounting business, and Director of Training for the FL Lottery. Dr. Winborne (Atlanta, GA) and John cele- (Nashville, TN) is an independent song- both sons are college graduates, John in Elizabeth Lewis (San Francisco, CA), brated anniversary #25 by visiting their plugger and has a new address, new landscaping and Glenn in fisheries man- ophthalmologist husband David and 7th twin girls on their respective studies in graduates (son Josh from Father Ryan agement. Leaving New Orleans, Dr. grade son Matthew were visiting a valley Aix-en-Provence and Florence, and H.S., beginning Architectural School at

Martha Brewer (Webster, NC) set up her ranch to escape the San Francisco rush. Haden is now taking the docent course U.T., and daughter Jenni UNC-CH, stay-

OB/Gyn. practice in the NC mountains, Attention technology people. Mary at the High Museum . Maureen Robert- ing in Chapel Hill to work), and new built a house, is renewing Camp Merrie Mahan Marco! Doylestown, PA) offers an son Baggett (Owings, MDl still teaches music (Christian song released on CD in

Woode friendships, biking, hiking, boat- "on-line reunion" using Netmeeting 2.1 Spanish and French at Annapolis HS, but Jan., Christmas song cut for fall release,

Sweet Briar College Alumnae Magazine Winter 1999 43 and a Time-Lite TV infomercial on 50's- restaurant in Tallahassee with his college was there with her, and youngest son teaches biopsychology at Houston Bap-

70's Classic Country Songs), but also roommate. Their oldest son, Warren, Michael also visited. Her nursing job in a tist. My oldest son Charlie (22) graduated found time to travel and talk to old graduated from h.s. He'll attend either dialysis unit is going well, and she'll from college and was married in |une. roommate Win Waterman Gildehaus Tallahassee Community College (if they'll begin grad school in nursing soon. Mar- Charlie is a physical therapy technician who had just flown to Venice for a let him play baseball!l or Florida State ion Walker's law practice in the areas of planning grad school in that field. My friend's 50th. Elizabeth Wyatt (Summit, Univ. Taylor (9) keeps them busy with discrimination, personal injury and com- youngest son Will graduated from h.s.

NJi suspects she may be the newest '69 baseball, church choir, and summer mercial litigation is going well. She has and will go to Vanderbilt in the fall. Their mother with Hamilton (10/31/96) whose camp. Also in Tallahassee. Rosie Brache started the Birmingham Chapter of the dad iwhom some of you mav rememberi arrival prompted her and husband John's Leparulo teaches at North Florida Com- Inns of Court. Having golfed in the sum- is very ill with cancer so I'm working to move from NYC to the 'burbs to a new munity College. Husband William loves mer heat, she's decided she needs to take be supportive Mom with the boys. It's a old 1902 Victorian which was inaugu- teaching at FSU. He taught a summer out her 14 foot Capri more otten. And, privilege to be your class secretary and rated by a mini-reunion visit from Pam session at the Univ. of Bucharest. Rosie s typically Marion, she dressed up as Mae record your news and history. Sinex, Sharon Singletary, Ronde Kneip, sons Willy (22) and Robert (20) are both West for a cystic fibrosis fund-raiser—re-

Mary Chestnut, Katinka Kibbee Eliza- at FSU. Willy switched his Masters' major minds me of our reunion! In Ml, Emily beth continues at Merch and |ohn lias a to Sports Administration, and Robert is McNally Brown celebrated her 25th an- 1975 "boutique" investment bank in NYC. still an undergrad. E-mail Rosie at LEP- niversary with most of their families. Son Presidents: Cray Thomas Payne, Maria Ward Estefania i Chevy Chase, [email protected] Edna Ann Osman- Peter (23), after having married 8/97, is Catherine (Cathie) Grier Kelly MD) retired from Bell Atlantic, and is ski Loflus was promoted to full professor building a house on a nearby lake. Son having fun as President of DCs SBC and is also Director of Academic Advis- Chris 1 1 7) has recovered after his terrible Secretary: Beverley Crispin alum club. AtLee Walker (Montross, VA) ing at St. Andrews, Laurinburg, NC. Bill car crash on his 1 7th birthday and gradu- Heffernan is remarried and living on the Northern continues in administration at St. An- ated in lune from h.s., a real miracle' She Fund Agents: Maria Jones Tisdale, Neck in VA where she has left behind drews and son Willie. 8th grade, loves started her new job teaching at a private Elizabeth (Betsy) Brooks Jones academia to make "soft sculpture." In soccer Ellen Apperson Brown writes academy and continues to teach at night So much news, so little space! Here Poquoson VA we were eating fresh floun- from Asheville, NC that for the past 2 for a community college. Husband |im 'tis: Margaret Babb is still an attorney der from the Bay last summer and mov- years she's been dealing with divorce, still enjoys his career, Betty Works Fuller practicing health care law in DC. She ing Elizabeth (23) W&L '97 and Colum- career changes and moves, but things are is still rector of the Episcopal Church of was looking forward, 7/98, to adopting a bia '98 from NYC to N) where she is better now. She's launching a business the Advent in Alice, TX, and was the first baby boy from Russia Bet Bashinsky teaching chemistry at Pennsauken HS. called Pelican Projects to provide good woman rector elected in her diocese. Wise and family spent Xmas bicycling Katie (20) is a Hollins |r and Ann Stuart cheer to shut-ins and long-term care fa- Her husband continues as assistant rector around New Zealand, and also visited

(1 6) is a |r. at Poquoson HS. As your Re- cility residents, since Henderson County at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Sydney, Australia. They headed to MT union Class Secretary, I encourage you to seems to be retirement capital of the US! Corpus Christi. Betty's daughter Mary is a 7/98 for some R&R. Son Case is in 9th keep in touch. From Virginia Beach, Susan Snodgrass jr. at Southwestern Univ. in Georgetown, grade. Karen Bewick finished a Masters Wynne reports that her mother, Eleanor TX, majoring in art history, and son Will of Arts in English Literature. She plans to Potts Snodgrass, celebrated her 50th re- is in 4th grade. From Midland, TX, teach HS English. Karen and partner union at SBC. Susan's son |ohn gradu- Rhonda Griffith Durham reports she has 1972 Susan Tiller renovated their VA home ated from Princeton, and will do invest- been Director of Admissions at Trinity and bought 56 acres in SW CO where President: Marion F. Walker ment banking in NY with BT Alex School since reunion. She stepped into a they hope to begin an Adolescent Sum- Secretary: Sarah P. vonRosenberg Brown, lohn's lacrosse team won its third sudden vacancy to help out after ha\ ing mer Retreat Center. Daughter Lauren is Fund Agents: Pamela Drake Mc- National Championship, and the family been a trustee for 1 5 years. She's still I i- Carol Brewer Evans' family keeps her Cormick, Martha C. Holland follows the team to the games. Her son reeling from our classmates' generosity in busy. She saw Catherine Cranston gift. Stephanie Harmon Simonard, still in Brad will be a jr., with sports closer to our 25th reunion Lynn Waterman Whitham at W&L as they were each plans to participate in the 50th home. This summer, the family will go to Blum writes trom Denver, CO that she Paris, an- dropping a daughter there for the Sum- Bermuda for a graduation celebration, has moved. Jean Andrews writes from niversary celebration of the )r. Year in mer Scholars program. Her Catherine and will also spend a week in WY at a Sacramento, CA that her husband Alan is France program there. She will soon visit was the scholar, while 9th grader Carey dude ranch. From Culpepper, VA, Charla an anesthesiologist and her son, 6, is a with (anelle Grace Sherfy Stasheim, enjoys basketball. Carol has taken up who's tax attorney living in Leonard Reynolds's older son Keith is shark, snake and dinosaur specialist. Jean a DC. watercolors and has also started a local Stephanie and Holly Smith were in- starting at the Univ. of Richmond. Her teaches French freelance to elem. mental illness support group. Cece Clark other son William begins 10th grade at schoolchildren and dreams of writing or ducted onto the NSDAR national board Melesco's a substitute elem. teacher as State Regents of France Great Woodberry Forest. Trish Neale Van Clief teaching college seminars again. Here in and when not busy with the kids: Cameron Britain, respectively. They'll work to reports from Lexington, KY that her dear Houston Nathalie (Bobo) Ryan Hoyt has 1 1 6 1, Clark 1 1 4), Alex (9), and |ohn (7). mother Claudia Neale, died 6/3 after a all 4 kids in h.s. or college. She says modernize the DAR and make it more David is a luvenile & Domestic Court international. Stephanie's lifetime of battling cancer. Trish spent the there is always a "crisis," and it always daughter So- judge and works with the (VA) State last 4 months with her and her dad and involves monev! Bobo teaches French phie, 22, is in a joint master's program Commission on Domestic Violence. flew home on weekends to be with DG. and English literature to 7th grade (Paris and London) studying European Yvonne Collier Gwin teaches 2nd grade Union economies and laws; will intern in Trish was there when her mother died at Gifted/Talented kids. She loves the in New Orleans. Sons Mac and Elder are Brussels with an international lobbying home. She says her mother loved SBC school, which is 97% Hispanic, and the at Davidson College, while daughter firm. Daughter Vanessa, 20, is at Mar- and all her friends, and that she will al- work. According to Bobo, Mont stays Sibby is a HS soph. Catherine Cranston quette Univ. studying international busi- ways be grateful for her mother's exam- happv playing lawYer. Also in Houston, Whitham s still doing fundraising and p.r. ness. Daughter Emilie, pursues a bilin- ple and her faith that when God called Carol Cody Herders family is bus\ with 7. for an historic house in Richmond plus gual education and composes her mother, she was ready. sports. Husband Charlie coaches basket- piano many other volunteer activities. Whit, pia es Husband Baudouin runs his non- From NY, HI Martin writes that she ball teams year round for their kids Sarah Craig (16), and Ann (18) are great. ferrous metal business and is president of had a wonderful visit with Jane Potts and 115) and Charles (11). Carol volunteers at Catherine and her sister visited Prague, their tennis club. Stephanie's interna- that |ane "looks terrific." B| became en- her children!.' school and swims to keep then |oined the tamik tor a week in Lon-

gaged to a terrific man 1 2/97. Also in NY in shape. They plan to spend much of tional tax law practice is doing well. don Beverley Crispin Heffernan and From London, Holly Smith reports her is Nancy Ewan Miller. An announcement their summer in CO. I'm still in Houston family are well. Enjoyed the SBC riding

Gordon Square News newsletter is big of her wedding to Douglas Lloyd Miller also after getting my Ph.D. in policy a reunion, 5/98, Sue West Best was there success and that almost every garden appeared in the 7/98 Town and Country analysis and law. I'm thinking of doing too. Keep tabs on Cynde Manning square in Kensington magazine. In Birmingham, AL. Margaret compliance/business practices work full and Chelsea bor- Chatham, Robin Singleton Clovd, and

Lyle (ones bought a house after house-sit- time. I still teach regulatory policy, fi- ough subscribes to it. In Tallahassee, Nancy Haight Com' Crocker Betzendahl Mary Pat Varn Moore is still Exec. Direc- ting for months. She went to an SBC din- nance and accounting at the masters moved from N| to Chadd's Ford, PA, re: tor of the Government Services Council ner at Margaret Hayes Brunstad's house level at Houston Baptist Univ. Stan is still Richard's promotion. The family went to in the FL House of Representatives. Hus- in |une. Her son Alex studied for the a psychologist in private practice, and Europe summer '98. Lindsay (16) plays band Paul opened a new upscale steak summer in Oxford. England, son Andrew also works for the school district and basketball and Ashley (13) plays soccer.

Sweet Bri\r College Alumwe Magazine Winter 1999 Coni still does commercial artwork. Janis continues to garner poetry awards. Her www.intrepid.net/~dodge/. Nan, hubb) band's business travel and girls' sched-

Csicsek Dodge is a Division Manager for poem "A Dream Away" will be pub- Eric, and Nan's Dad and bros were off to ules keep her busy, Carol Baugh Webster '98. Mellon Bank, a director on several lished fall Her poem about the AK summer '98. Barb Tafel Thomas is is International Business Manager for boards, and chairperson of the Penn Mar Sweet Briar Rose won 1st in a contest in still a landscape designer and married to Reemay, Inc., getting lots of flyer miles

Foundation. She has 2 kids, Emily (12) AL and will be published in '99. Karin s |oe, a commercial printer & avid sailor. on trips to Europe and South America. stepchildren, and Trov (15) and 2 April "day job," bookkeeping, also keeps her Grant (20) is a soph at Sewanee, (In s She and Tim managed a Caribbean

(26) and Graham {22). Bonnie Lee Dami- busy. Linda Lucas Steele is married to HS sr. and daughter Lee is a HS jr. Barb cruise and family trip to DC. Barbara anos Rampone is a nursery school Roger, works at Hollins University, and plays tennis and saw SBCers Betsey Mc- Behrens Peck and family are now South-

is in grade, '63 teacher. Son Chuck 12th has 3 children: Evan (16), Molly (1 1 ) and Coll and Mary Pope '64 at the South- erners! Jim was transferred to Greens-

Chris in 1 0th. Husband Chuck's busy Austen (9). The family traveled to Scot- ern Senior Cup in Columbus, GA. Gray boro, NC with Burlington. Sara(8) and with his car and bus dealerships. They land in 1997. Heather MacLeod Gale Thomas Payne S family visited NY, CO Haley(4) are adjusting well. Barb did her skied in Vail, 3/98, and Bonnie Lee vis- sees Elaine Altice Saman and Ginny and the Canadian Rockies. Catherine first freelance project in 5 years, a layout ited SBC in March. Louisa Dixon is "tou- Shipe Cameron, and spent July 4 at the (9th grade) and Thomas (6th) are into for a book on Pre-Columbian art. jours" in Besancon, France, coordinating annual Pawleys Island gathering with sports. Gray continues to teach "Parent Melanie Bowen Steglich and Lee left the student exchanges between VA and Margaret McFadden, |ane McFadden to Parent" and helped plan part of the reunion for a whirlwind sightseeing tour

Franche-Comte. This year, she also 73, |ody Anderson Wharton, and Kath- Whitbread Around the World Sailing of DC. Melanie is Assistant National helped with Western Michigan U's pro- leen Ryan. Sadlv, Heather reports that Race. They're buying a second home in Sales Manager for Richard & Co., at the gram. Marv Dubuque Desloge and fam- lody's father passed away 4/98. Our con- Deltaville, VA. Marcia Thomas Gladwish Dallas Apparel Mart. She and Lee were ily are in CT where she sells real estate. dolences, Jody enjoyed working with the Samaritan in Monterrey, Mexico on a Dental Mis-

William (19) is a sophomore at Salisbury'. Diana Martin Gordon took her first Purse's Operation Christmas Child, send- sions trip in April, and have a Lab puppy- 12i Chris 1 and Rav (11) keep her busy at European trip, summer '98, for a writer's ing essentials and toys to children in war- named "Molar"—of course! Paula Brown home, leannette Eglie Drake is a Lt. Col. seminar in Holland. She and Miles (10) torn countries. Marcia has 2 daughters in Kelley and Jack had a great time at the in the Air Force Reserves, based at Tyn- visited MT. Diana chaired a $400,000 college. She is homeschooling her other 20th! Paula is a "soccer mom" to John dall AFB (FLl. Son Andrew (5) keeps her capital campaign for a music school. 2 daughters and shows her art work lo- Patrick(6) and thankful that Genny(3) fi- hoppin' at home in Pittsburgh. Linda Fra- Shari Mendelson and family are busy. cally. Dorsey Tillett's selling real estate, nallv sleeps through the night. Paula zier Snelling enjoys church work after Some highlights: Husband Phil's book and Tom (19) is at Miami of Ohio. started Kelley Commercial Real Estate in her education career. Son Chris is a HS Can You Find lesus!'has been #1 for over Hubby Frank survived turning 50. January. She has been fox hunting twice sr. Husband Michael's sons Greg & Jeff 18 mos. on the Catholic Children's best Dorsey and Rose Ann Toppin Cranz are with Liz Williams Woodworth Lee Car- both got married in 1 998, while youngest seller list. Shari's planning the 1999 organizing a Boxwood reunion in NYC, olio (Pforsich) is still teaching and is tak- son Tim is off to college in CA. Linda s "West Virginia It's You!" ad sales effort fall '98. Lisa Walker is a VP at Nation's ing her son Robert! 16) to London, Paris daughter Catherine is a massage therapist among other WV publications. Call 1- Bank in D.C. Johnny (7) keeps Lisa & and Mannheim for his birthday. They will and has a daughter born 9/97. Katylou 800-CALL-WVA for free copies. The fam- hubby jumping, and she sees )ody An- stay with Nanette Cooper Dumonteil in

Grav Brittle enjoyed the SBC riding re- ily was off to a music/arts camp in MD derson Wharton and 74ers Cindy Con- Paris! Lenore Cox is Contract Forms union, 5/98. She has 3 horses in training, last summer. Denise Montgomery is fre- roy, Linda Kemp, Nancy Mortenson Manager at First Colony Life Insurance teaches riding, and is a certified Equine quently in DC to see the boyfriend, and Piper and Sharon Mangus monthlv. Bon- Company. Lenore thanks Kathy Jackson

Sports Massage Therapist. Cathie Grier they went to Switzerland 9/97. Denise nie Walton Mayberry's daughter Megan Howe for the great reunion hats and

Kelly saw Carol Brewer Evans and Betsy gave a presentation at the American Li- is a sr. at Amherst High. Bonnie's still a hopes she'll do tee shirts for the 25th!

Brooks |ones. Thomas (5) is in kinder- brary Assn. meeting in New Orleans, 1st grade teacher and Jerry is still at Virginia Craig is with Suntrust in Naples, garten, Cathie works part time and plays 1/98. Nelly Osinga Branson still works Framatome. Laura-Hope Walton FL. She is training for the Chicago tennis, and Bill's banking hard at 1st Citi- part time at Behnke Nurseries (and saw Lawrence has a new home in Shreveport, Marathon and had a trip to Europe. She zens. Lisa Hall Isbell and husband, a Penny Czarra there), and is now a LA which she is fixing up to lease. Hope hears stories from Leith Colton Derish

Presbyterian Minister, live in Fairfax VA. Brownie leader courtesy of Susie (7) and (16), Elizabeth (8) and Britain-Anne (3) about her 2 childrenlshades of Leith)!

Lisa does art conservation part time in Molly (5). Husband Lindsay enjoys his keep Mom busy. Libby Whitley has Cannie Crysler Shafer says that reunion her home. Ellen Harrison Saunders new golf clubs. Cecilia Robertson Queen added a new business to her enterprises: was too short and so much fun! Blakel8)

writes that Whitney, Harrison (15), Mary- and Mike vacationed w/o kids at Hunting farm labor contractor, bringing in legal and Francied 1 ) are playing soccer and

Carson (12) and Grace (6) are fine. Island, SC in 5/98. Planning more of Mexicans for VA growers. She's seen piano and leaving Cannie behind on the

Ellen s busy with church, garden club, same in NC, 7/98. Cecilia still does Randy Anderson Trainor and Catherine slopes in Killington. They were in Hilton book clubs and an investment club in adoptions for special needs children for Cranston Whitham Worden Willis res- Head this spring with Win's winning golf which |anie Reeb Chadwick 74 and the Dept. of Social Services; Mike works cues dogs, mainly Old English Sheep- team. Cannie is now tackling the

Molly Reeb Nissman 77 are the brokers! there too, in the Treasurer's Office. Sarah dogs, from S. FL pounds; to get one call kitchen/family room addition. Lucy

Ellen has seen Betsy Brooks |ones, Carol Ruhle Kyle is an elder in her Presbyterian her at 1 -888-642-281 1 . When not going Darby Cole loved rooming with god-

Brewer Evans, and Maria \ Sandra church and enjoys gardening. Sarah, Ted, to the dogs, Worden trades stocks and daughter Janeldaughter of )anet Smalley

Vonetes Ann Henderson Stamets and and their 3 sons (1 2, 1 & 7) are well. options. Wendy Wise Routh, Carlos, Toddi at the reunion. Deb Davison Wei- lay are in Louisville where Jay's still with Ginny Shipe Cameron's son Scott Lucie (10) and John Carlos (9) like their dner's theme song is "On the road again"

UPS. They took up tennis about a year worked for her summer '98 and attended new house in Watermill, NY. They with Bod 4), Whitney(12) and Peter(6). ago. Son Jon is a HS jr. Ann's also busy Hampden-Sydney lacrosse camp. Son hosted Ann Cogswell Burris & family Doug takes the boys to golf, tennis, and with PTSA and some catering. Chris Andrew plays golf, tennis & basketball. and visited Cogs, )ane Perry and Chris baseball while Deb does horse shows

Hoet'er Myers and and Jim visited Thai- The family plans a Bermuda cruise and Hoefer Myers in SC. with Whitney. Dana Dotten Endacott land, Vancouver and Paris, and they took other trips. Ginny recently saw Heather plans to retire after 20 years in the Navy the girls to Grand Cayman Islands. Ginny MacLeod Gale Polly Shriver Kochan & next spring. She wants to volunteer and Holdens law practice is thriving, she family are in PA, where Jeff is director ot 1978 spend more time with her family and specializes in information technology. neuroradiology at Temple U. Hospital. hopes to see everyone at our 25th! Laura Presidents: Dorothy Lear Mooney, She traveled to East Africa. Carol Leslie Michael (151 and Andrew (10) are into Farmer Gebhardt has moved to Encini-

St. John reports Brvan (17i plays lacrosse, Scouts, skiing, piano, baseball & golf. Suzanne Stryker Ullrich tas, CA. After 41 years, Carey |ohnson

Kevin (15) favors basketball and Harry Polly still enjoys "unemployment." Ann Secretaries: Meredith (Mimi) Borst Fleming has her own horse, a Hanover- (10) won the national 10 & under Paddle South Malick and clan are in Hudson, Quillman, Mary Goodwin ian gelding. She saw Katherine Powell Tennis Championship in 1998! Tommy's OH. Mary Frances (7) and Kacer (6) fin- Gamper Heller and family in Hilton Head. Robin computer company and Carol's design ished their first year of school. Ann's a Jones Eddy has her brokers license in Fund Agents: Julia Sutherland, business are doing well. They've bought volunteer ambulance driver and husband real estate with Mead Associates and Elizabeth (Lisa) Wray Longino a house on the NJ shore. Carol hears Mark is a fundraising consultant. Nan works in a historical house in Lexington Leslie Anderson Battle took her from Martha French Roberts, Kathie Stuart started a new company, Code 3 where she sees Tony Christian Brown Graduate School Counseling Exams in Shirk Conick, Lizanne Potts Fischer, and Associates, for animal disaster relief and and husband Jim. Stetsd 3) and Robin May. She saw Anne Baldwin Mann and Mary Dubuque Desloge Karin Lindgren animal control training. Her web site is spend warm days fishing at Goshen Pass, Ann Ramsey Hill this spring. Her hus-

Sweet Briar College Aluvwe Magazine Wi\tek 1999 45 Mary Goodwin Camper is a full time her first child at 41 . D.W. was born on a week is president of the board of The blazers which aired 9/98 on the History mom after working for 1 7 years. Word is 2/24/98 and will join Hallie. David, Coffee House Press, a small non-profit channel. Staci Skufca is in Boca Raton, out that she is an able volunteer. Mary Jack(22) and Andrew(l4) on a summer publisher. She received the "Rising Star" FL. She vacationed in Cape Cod and was on the same breakfast trail ride at trip to HI. Katherine Powell Heller award from the St. Paul Jr. League, 5/98. Martha's Vineyard and saw Kristin Bryan lackson Lake, WY as Leigh McDonald wishes she had brought her girlsOO and Kathryn Marion and husband, Mark in Boston Sophie Desprez Whitehouse

Forrester and her two children! Drusie 6l to the reunion to see how gorgeous Meyer moved to Littleton, CO and are is in North Redding, MA with husband

Hall Bishop has two children and still SBC still is. She and John will be in Japan enjoying life with Sarah 2, whom they Rob and Alexandre 1 1 and Eve Marie 9. rides her horse a few times a week. Mary in Sept. Missy Powell Adams and family adopted from China 6/97. They are She teaches French and tutors at a small

Fontaine Harris has earned her Masters moved to a new house in Baltimore! Had awaiting news on the adoption of an- private school in Hamilton, MA. They of Accountancy. Jane Hemenway Sulli- a reunion in Nashville with 78 friends. other girl from China. Carla Pellegrino enjoy an annual trip to France to visit So- van and lay have a son-lohn William II Lisanne Purvis Davidson and family Cabot and Carlton are busy with Chip 7, phie's family Margaret Dempsey is As-

born 5/21 ! His sister Elizabeth(2) is al- moved from (A back to her home town Lilli 5, and Anne 4. They love Brookline, sistant Professor of Psychology at Tulane ready quite the New Yorker. |ane is on of Fort Worth, TX. |anet Rakoczy Hud- MA and are still working on their house. Uni. She is researching children's ability the Board of Sara Skagg's "Higher son was sorry she couldn't get to the re- Carla sees Nancy Webb Corkery '81. to cope in an inner city housing project

Ground." Jay's P. R. firm is working on union but saw the video that Paula Elizabeth Harley Willett, Chris and in New Orleans. Michelle Scherrer Cas- the Viagra campaign! Dudie Hiemenz Brown Kelley and lack did! It was won- Catherine, 5 traveled to Bermuda and are tor was married in 5/97 to Robert Klimt.

DiLeo and husband Tony are in St. Louis derful to see Leigh Ramsay Simmons building a cottage on Fripp Island, SC They live in Garden Ridge, T\ where and Tony is Tax Director at Clark Refin- photographs on display at the reunion. where they will host Liz Sprague Brandt. Robert works tor the Dept of lustice. ing. Dudie spends most of her time dri- She will see Jeanne Beard Barden on her Perry and daughter Betsy for a weekend. Michelle keeps in touch with Lynne ving Dand 3) to St. Louis Amateur Blues way to ME this summer. AK is still home Marguerite Kramer Kircher enjoys moth- Largey Goldfarb and Mary Trotman

Ice Hockey games and Laurad 1 ) to lo Katie Renaud Baldwin where she is erhood with daughter Sable 2 and is in Lindy who live in the Wash DC area. swimming. Eelen Humphrey Gora's teaching and salmon fishing. She has a her 1 2th year as a Branch Manager at Wanda Burley teaches computer science daughter Heather graduated from h.s. summer family reunion at Glacier Park, Shields & Company. She runs 25 miles a and math at the Amherst County HS. She and will attend U.C. Davis. Eelen is busy MT. Katie loves her new hot tub! Anne week and teaches step aerobics. Erika enjoys volunteering with the Amherst Jr. with 4 children. Sister Elinor Humphrey Riordan Flaherty and children Mary(9), Dorr Marshall writes from her childhood Woman's Club and is the Assistant Jr. Di-

Comer is well and has Pat(7) and Ali- Patrick(7), Timothy(6) and John cele- home "Lands End" where she is busy rector of the VA Federation of Women's c ia(2). Nancyellen Keane Smithers says brated Wisconsin's sesquicentennial. with Wiley 6, Foster 5 and Elise 2. Clubs. Ann Evans McCluskey and Gregor staying home with 2 children is harder Anne is playing bridge again—she Colleen Kuebel Berthelot and lackie cel- are in Harwinton, CT with their son Con- work than her previous job! Ann Key learned to play freshman year in Ran- ebrated their 1 3th wedding anniversary. nor 4 and many animals. Ann works in

Lucas loves real estate and husband Jim dolph! Anne Stelle Cole spent a hot sum- Colleen is president of the LA/MS CCLM development with a non-profit and Gre- is in financial planning. Son |ohn(8l plays mer in Dallas with teenage son Kip and chapter of commercial real estate. She gor is in product development with a on a traveling ice hockey team and husband Steve. They are traveling, racing earned the SIOR designation. Ann Alleva cigar company. Ann says, "Hello" to

William(6) and Hunt(4) keep things mov- their sailboat and Anne volunteers on Taylor looks forward to reunion. She and Vicki McCullough Carroll who recently ing. Ann has a trip to the Black Sea boards, at school and Yacht Club. Ann Carter have renovated a home in Buck- moved to Highland Park, N|. Holly Pflug planned. Jane Lauderdale Armstrong Thrash Jones and Bob, Chrisd 7) and head. |anet Lewis Shepherd writes from Allport is in Winter Park, FL with Peter 4,

volunteers at Westminster Schools with Mary Paid 2) all enjoyed the 20th! Chris Atlanta, GA where Robert is 5 and Gra- Sarah, 3, and Kate 1 . She walks 5 miles

David(4th grade) and Katedst grade). would like to attend W&L! Lisa Wray de is 2. She and Jon are expecting num- every day with the 3 in the triple jogger!

Maggie Laurent Gordy went camping Longino does lundraising for the Dallas ber 3 in Sept. In 1997, Janet completed a Debbie |ones in Richmond, VA is in with her family and had a post-reunion Symphony; daughter Fleming(12) loves 1/2 marathon and a triathalon. Caroline charge of the Risk Management and gathering with Susan Negaard Harley, riding and Camp Seafarer. Lisa's step- Reece Aquino is expecting her first child Product Development Division of the

Betsy Wood and Leigh Ramsay Simmons daughter was married. Lisa and George in Aug. She enjoyed Riding Reunion at largest mortgage company of the East in Alexandria. Cathy Mellow Golter- are traveling to Greece in the fall and a SBC and is riding and teaching in Mid- Coast. Suzanne Stovall Clarke welcomed mann teaches at Ladue Chapel Nursery dude ranch at Christmas. Ann Yauger is dleberg, while her husband is with Sala- Madeleine Elise on 9/26/97. Her mother

School where she, twins Catherine and leaving AT&T in Nov. with an early re- mander Farm. Tricia Dolph Fallon is and sister were her coaches since

Christen(8) and Woody(6) all went. She tirement package. She is planning her back at work with Brown Bros, since the Richard was already in Macedonia with plays tennis and teaches a children's ex- next career move—somewhere where birth of Caroline, 3/97. Christina Jane is NATO peacekeeping forces. All 3 are ercise class. They spend weekends water they serve grits? I couldn't figure out who 4. Shannon Young Ray has Breck 1 0, now together in Baumholder, Germany. skiing and went to Wl. Barbara was married to Texan T.W. Youngs 9/97 Peter 6, and the triplets 4, and works 3 Charlotte Hicks is VP of Glasgow Hicks

Mendelssohn Price sees Martha Glover and moved 7/98 to Aubrey, TX from Suf- days a week in addition to volunteering Company in Wilmington, NC. In addi-

Perry on Nantucket in the summer. folk, VA after working at Dominion for a new Public Library and a new tion to being a new homeowner, Char-

Martha has lived in Hong Kong for 9 Equine Clinic. My family just returned Science Museum in Fort Worth, TX. Kris- lotte sings with her church choir and 2 years. She and Dennis have children 9, from Wild Dunes, SC with Meg Richards ten Void Larsen and Kris are busy with ensembles, serves on the board of her

6, and 5. Ann Maricle Stefano, husband Wiederseim and family. Her daughter Eleanor 2 and expect a second in Oct. church's preschool, works on a friend's

Vincent, Will(6) and Kate(3) had a blast Elizabeth(l4) is showing her horse and Susan Dickinson Lindner is taking a political campaign and is active with dancing with classmates and their chil- BillydO) is on the Jr Flyers Ice Hockey break between jobs. She got together Bible Study Fellowship. Beth Slayman dren at the Bistro at the reunion. They team. Meg went to the Riding Reunion in with Holly Pflug Allport and Margaret Nubbe had twin boys, Karl and Eric on will be in Italy in July. Susan Negaard May with Addy Eshbach Our 20th re- Dempsey in Orlando, FL 4/98. Her step- 3/10/98. They join Adam 4. Twins is a

Harley and family love living in Lake union was great, just don't be the last son graduated from HS. Ginger Reynolds new level of commitment and thanks to

Bluff, IL. Susan is Director of Research one in the door for the class meeting at Davis is busy with Jeffrey 9 and Carter 7 husband William, Beth is enjoying it. Joy and Development at Allegiance Health- our 25th! in Spartenburg, SC. She joined in on the Reynolds Mouledoux is at the Rhode Is- care. David is an attorney and they have wedding festivities of Deanne Dawson land School of Design studying Graphic children Andrew(5) and Caroline(2). James '86 along with other classmates. Design. She sees Cecily Schultz '85. Vir- Katherine Nesbit had a great time at 1984 Leslie Caroline Kirkby is in NYC with her ginia Spigener Teel in Flat Rock, NC sees Litchfield Beach, SC in July, a break from husband Richard Wardwell and their many SBC friends who visit her shop. Presidents: Elizabeth Harley Willetl the traveling with AT&T. She is active sons Ian 3 and Eric Alistair 1 . Leslie Her business sends summer camp sur- with Junior League of Northern VA. Mary Secretary: Patricia (Patsy) Roby works in photography doing wedding, prises to children at camps all over the

Page Stewart loved seeing Ann Yauger Gotfredson portrait and business annual reports. U.S. Rosemarie Hermann Davis is in and Dru Springer Oswalt at the reunion. Fund Agent: Elizabeth (Liz) Chris Svoboda, in Los Angeles, is work- England where her husband will submit Geordie(lO) and Ellie(12) are great. Eliza- Rodgers Boyd ing in Film/TV/Broadway/Concert Insur- his thesis in Dec. They will then return to beth Perkinson had a wonderful visit ance and Bonding. She was inducted the states with sons, Paul 2 and lohn 1. Liz Rodgers Boyd is busy with with Catherine Taylor Moore and chil- into the American Academy of Poets. Penny Parker Hartline is in Birmingham, Tommy 6 and Louie 4, while husband dren Lee and Aynsley 4th of July at Top- Her poetry will be published in 5 collec- AL with husband Roger, Merrill Grace 5 Tom is a commercial litigator. Liz, prac- sail Beach. Halite Powell Cardwell had tions. She produced a documentary Trail- and Parker 1 . She sees many SBC class- ticing probate and estate law a few hours

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mates and hopes our 1 5 year reunion Teddy is 2 and a joy. Ed sells ad\. being a corporate paralegal. She plays memory photo albums Jennifer Walcott will well attended. Betsy Becton Han- for be Popular Si rem e Magazine and I am tennis and golf with boyfriend, Stephen. is in Decatur, GA with her husband, .ind her have settled into nah husband volunteering and enjoying these wonder- In I rant e Gael Guillermou Bachmann is lamie Sayers and son, Sheamus (3). len-

Canberra, Australia. Betsy has a job ful da\s with i4i as a Hedd) I look forward to busy with Gurv.in Maiwi nifer works in Christian edu< ation al a their legal investigator. They love house seeing vou at our 1 5th Reunion, Ma\ 7- #3 8/98 She reports that BelenOrtiz- Luthern Church. Carole Worthington and have kangaroos about 500 yards be- 9, 1999. Pozo expects a bain in Sevilla, Spain Lumpkin, Bert and Raleigh (2) vacationed hind it. Before leaving Washington DC Catherine Hollberg Minor is Vl'ot mini in Amelia Island. Fl Carole keeps in she saw K.P. who is off to London for 3 bership services at the Carroll County touch with Jacy Carter and Elizabeth

Richards is Director of years. Anne 1990 Chamber of Commerce. She does not Mason who is planning a wedding 10/98

Media at SBC. She asks that everyone miss the commute into Atlanta. Rosanna in St. Simons, GA. As for Scott and me President: Ashley Flynn Blanchard visit of Benedict the basement when lones-Thurman expet Is #3 I 99 to join we are expecting #4 10/98 to join lenna Secretary: 1 Arie Cheryl Bishop Gilman back for the 5th. Her youngest son Danny (8)and Derek (2i. Marie Kettler (6), Luke (4) and Jeb (3). Wow! We will is in the Army in Israel with the UN Fund Agent: lean Spillane Green enjoys her son (2), playing tennis be busy.

Peace Keeping forces and he still rides. Sarah Andres moved to Tokyo, lapan and spending time at the beach. They

Liz Boyer Caldwell sells real estate for to teach 3rd grade. Chiara Ascari finishes bought another house in Fairhope, AL. In Coldwell-Banker in Weston, FL. She sees masters of social work 6/99. She moved London Taki Kinoshita Austin works at 1993 Camille Mitchell Wingate and Helen to Richmond, VA with her cat. Beth Bab- BBC Worldw ide as mi assistant to sales President: Ellen Ober Pruitt Butler in the Carolinas. Her chil- bitt Bowen and |ohn welcomed Sarah director in book, video, and audio pub- dren ,ire William 7 and Elizabeth 5 1/2. Grace 1 0/1 6/97. Two weeks later they lishing. She reports Beth Brodie married Secretary: Michelle MacMurtrie

Roxanne Lie works with Taco Bell in moved into their new log home in Buena 11/97. Kelleigh Klym finishes her last Constable

Coldwater, Ml. She has been working Vista, CO. While |ohn builds a dam in year of pediatric residency in Winnipeg. Fund Agent: Elizabeth (Beth) with opera and theater companies along Wilson, NC they relocated to the east She bought a small farm where she en- Gilkeson with an equestrian center and a few pri- coast for 9 months. Julie Brooks remains joys her horses and flower gardening. Bonnie Insalaco Abrams and hus- vate horse farms. Debbie Blair Forrey is in Holland, Ml but travels to London, Los Carol Krajewski represented SBC at the band lohn welcomed daughter Peyton in busy with 3 boys ages 10, 8 and 5. She Angeles, Atlanta and Richmond. Dena inauguration of the U of Minnesota's May. They live in Upper Montclair, N| will edit their school newsletter. Debbie Burnham Wong is an operating room new president. She and Steve will bring and see Maria Bergh and Ashley Celts is looking forward to our 1 5th. Louise nurse in Warrenton, VA, 1/16/97 Zachary more Fresian foals from Holland to the Laura Goebel Hammer is still in Iowa (ones Geddes is trying to keep up with was born to Amy Calandra Zechini, Scott U.S. Amy Kroeger served as President for and plans to home school sons Keith and her 3 kids, 2 dogs and her husband. and Nicholas (21. Leslie Carson Albiz- the AZ SBC club. She visited Ann Beatty Ethan. Tracy Stuart works for Westmin- They traveled to Australia and New zatti relocated to Atlanta 10/97 in time to and Jean Spillane in PA Amanda Priddy ster School in CT, teaching English and Zealand to visit family and friends. She deliver Benjamin Carson 11/15/97. She Burke caught up with on a trip to Amy creative writing and coaching hockey hopes to run into SBC friends in Sea Is- sees Tisa Delaney Pearce, Heather Col- Phoenix. Cata McDonald travels a ton, and lacrosse. She saw Lisa LaLonde, land, GA. Elizabeth Yeager was married son, & Muffin Crouch '92. Memorial teaches 4th grade in Kong and at- Hong Kerry O'Donnell, Danielle Tedesco, and to Mark Edwards 7/11/98. They will live Day & 4th of July Leslie spent with Stacy tended Lara Fieve's wedding in NYC. Beth Davis in NYC. Colleen Losey had a in Wichita Falls, TX. Her daughter Lara is Gilmore Hicks Meg Caulk bought a Renee Merion is Assistant District Attor- ring game at reunion and married Harri- excited about the wedding. Elizabeth condo in Chevy Chase, MD. She is ac- ney in Chester Co., PA. Allison Miree son Dudley on 8/1/98. lennifer |arvis mother Kay Prothro Yeager '61 is in her tive with Washington, alumnae. In Gillespie reports Sallie Mcllheran mar- DC Ballard and Patti Sagasti Suppes were 2nd term as Mayor of Wichita Falls. Wachula, FL Candace Collins Preston is ried Johannes Wunner in Munich Ger- bridesmaids. Tish Andresen Slattery en- Cheri Burritt Yates and lonathan are in a prosecutor. She writes that Claire many. Anyone interested in putting to- joyed sailing with husband Bill and Billy

Charleston, SC where Cheri is with a Williams works in a lab in Peoria, AZ. gether a class e-mail address list contact (9) and Kaitlyn (5). She keeps busy at her hotel management co. managing resorts KC Cushman Slack and Mark are build- Allison at [email protected]. job at Amerindo Investment Advisors in in FL and with Marriott Hotels. They ing a home in Richmond, VA. She lennifer Lee Munson lives in Reno, NV NYC while considering grad school in were in Italy and France in July and will spends her time with the lunior League. with her husband and 2 children. Ellie education. Elizabeth Harder will marry be aboard the QE2 bound for England in In Memphis, TN Stephanie Dance Tan- Myers Kenworthy has little time for any- Elliott Botzis on 9/19/98. Ashley File, Sept. She sees a lot of Hutson credi loves being "official stay-at- thing but her yard and Mary Pope an working on home, Michelle MacMurtrie Constable, Polly '83 and Cathy Toomey Cregorie Lt. mom" with Daniel born 8/14/97. caring for Will(2)and Matt (1). Rachel home Crawford and Lisa LaLonde are in the Sloane Yeadon Mills was thankful to Tisa Delaney Pearce expects #2 9/98 to Renzy Meima expects a baby 1/99. wedding. Izzy works for Hoescht Marion have majored in Italian because she was join Madeline (l).They will vacation with Meanwhile she is busy with aromather- Roussel Pharmaceuticals and lives in on Active Duty with the Navy for 2 Beth Melloy Butler in Canada Tisa hears apy and teaching riding. Kristen Costello Greenville, SC. Julie Skilinski Brooks months in '97, when she traveled to Italy from Brandi Beck Fowler and Ot- Rieder had Sean Patrick 3/3/98. He joins Amy teaches fourth grade in Mexico, NY. She to plan a Sea in which all toway Zambetti '89. After 6 years in Megan (2). She finds time to do real es- NATO Day and Dennis traveled to ME to vacation ambassadors and their wives are hosted Alexandria, Donnelly Tobik quit tate. Joie Roderick Tanckard enjoyed VA Amy and visit Laurie Palmer Kerry Pollock for a at Sea ". Annelies Kelly Smith her job and to Winter Springs, FL, seeing Squiffy, her husband, and baby "Day moved will marry David Thomas on 10/10/98 in Elizabeth Richard are and Doug are moving to Bellevue, WA She enjoys more time with Katie (3), 5/98. Joie and Atlanta Harpreet Bedi, Beth Davis and with 1 fall Cather- Chelsea 3 (who traveled with her writing and painting. In White Plains, NY planning a bike trip to Italy. Camelot Lindauer are bridesmaids. soccer to in Lisa-Ann Fink for Stanley ine Elizabeth Walcher was born 5/26/98 team Denmark and Sweden works Morgan Maura Hutchens does advertising for

July), Rose Erin 7 (Annelies is their Witter is studying for the series to Claudia Schmidt Hunt in Lynchburg, 9, Dean and Cuervo Gold Tequila in NYC. Meredith

is Cecilia Schultz Brownie Leaderl, and Emma 4. Doug a 7 exam. Richie Fischer bought an apart- VA. On 4/11/98 Haynie Alpert DeSantis keeps on her toes with partner law firm. is in to the world. at his Gigi Collins ment Brussels. She teaches conference welcomed lames Graham her 2nd grade inclusion class. She and busy with Paige 4 and Michael, |r. born interpretation in works She keeps in touch with Liesel Farrel Copenhagen and lames live in FL and are building a pool! 3/98. She also close to with freelance interpreter for the Euro- is a baker in NH, Laura Gredys and works home as a who After living in lapan and teaching English a financial planner, locelyn Brine Spelker Parliament Flynn Larissa Webb, (ill Straughan Carter loves pean Ashley Blanchard for three years, Johanna Kelleher is re- and are she and her husband family moving to Madison, N|. and Wil bought an old house in "down- Madison.GA where turning stateside! She plans to apply to Mark 6 1/2 and Jessica 3 1/2 her Bradford restored an 1830s home. Bailey Middle- keep town" Amherst. She joined |C grad school in Int'l Business/Pacific Rim busy. I received one unsigned card from as an investment broker. She visited La- ton Carter arrived 1 1/25/97. (ill saw Studies. Erin Glenn completed her M.Ed a classmate from Atlanta with a husband tane Spencer Hill '89 in Charlottesville. Sarah Andres, Allison Richards, Sarah and is in bilingual/migrant education in Melanie named Chris and a Nicholas 10 and Dolly Garcia expects #2 12/98. She Vandeventer Monahan, Long Beach, WA. Jennifer Mooney will

Lexie 8. '83 lives and (ill Whitaker Player Bet Dykes down the works as Marketing Manager for Bud- Waskow Deluca marry Chris Risey on 10/3/98 in New Or- street, I think it is this year. Tracy (ones and from Katherine Beck weiser in Puerto Rico. Stacy Gilmore Thomas leans. They built a home in Tampa, FL. Menefee. Hicks received a Masters from Hollins. lonathan moved to Jacksonville, FL. Laurie Baker Knights and husband Laird

It has great Secretary. is senior pastor at North Shore been being She plans to move to Atlanta or lonathan bought a home in northern VA. They va- Thank you for always sending in Presbyterian. They hope to return to those Charleston with Hayley (3). Sonja Gruhl cationed in (ackson Hole, WY to cele- cards. Life in San Francisco, CA is great. relocated to San Diego, CA to continue France by 2000. Tracy enjoys creative brate the 50th birthday of Carole Gilke-

Sweet Br i Ms College Alumnai Magazine Winter 1999 47 son Baker, her step-mom and Beth Gilke- tal in Washington, DC Catherine |annik ing in FL and has kept in touch with son's mother! Beth continues at ABI received a dual MA in history and library Vicki Gajda Ashley Thorner Oelrich doing meeting planning. She bought a science. She presented a paper that mas- lives in Chapel Hill, NC and is employed home, and saw K.L. Polevitsky when she be published in the Mississippi Historical h\ Durham Academv where she coaches showed up, brush in hand, to help her Journal! Stacey McClain will marry Bob |V field hockey—they were undefeated paint—what a friend! Kathy Lee returned Folwell 10/17/98 in Jacksonville, FL. Les- last \ear Sarah Reidy works for an inte- from a six month stint in Stuttgart, Ger- ley Byers ('941 and Sabryna McClung rior design firm in Atlanta. Laura Lee Rihl many. She is stationed at Camp Lejeune, will be bridesmaids. After a honeymoon Joiner is in medical school in GA and is

nting orders to Okinawa, lapan. in Ca, they will settle in FL Ellen Ober a 2nd Lieutenant in the Armv. Eileen

She is scheduled for promotion to Cap- teaches second grade in Falls Church, MacMurtrie was at SBC for lunior Ban- tain fall '98! Lily Anderson is planning VA. She is active with her church youth quet and saw a lot of our classmates her wedding to Gus Hartmann in 99 group and is working toward her MA there. She s working towards her BSN at

She lives in Seattle and is a producer for from UVA as a reading specialist. lohns Hopkins Univ. School of Nursing.

Real Networks. Alex Alexander will Daniella Ceccarelli Toomey, husband She keeps in touch with Leah Jorgensen marr\ Kov Boyd on 9/25 99, becoming Chris, and Steph Brown have a great who lives in Alexandria, VA and works step-mommy to lustin '4' She saw Tori time living together in Baltimore. Steph is for the Public Broadcasting Service in

Milner, as did I, and she looks wonder- a mortgage broker and Daniella will Development. Tracy Walters is also in ful! Dana Varnado Campbell and hus- graduate 5/99 with her 2nd degree in VA working as an IT recruiter and spend- band |amie moved to Chapel Hill, NC in nursing. They are looking forward to a FL ing time with her two-year old horse.

June. Thev love their new house! Muffin vacation with Eleanor Guild Coghill and Lindsay Mactavish is in the Peace Corps,

Steers Farese and husband )ohn are prac- Corinne ludekis, and hope to meet up living in Morocco. She completed her ticing law and working on their antebel- u ith Meredith Alpert DeSantis Sabryna MPH at Loma Linda Univ. Constance lum home in MS. Patti Sagasti Suppes McClung rode in the Krewe of Iris parade Bump works at Wachovia Bank in \\ m- teaches and studies for her Ph.D. at UNC at Mardi Gras with Katherine ston-Salem, NC as a Service Administra-

Chapel Hill. She and husband left lead Schupp('94). She camped w ith Stacey tor for Lotus Notes. Heather Plank lives the youth program at church. Gretchen McClain and Dianne Hayes Doss and in northern Virginia and is getting regular

Smith Finley will be moving to San Fran- will become the bride of Greg Roberson acting work. Annie Pankoski h\es in cisco 8/98 with her husband and daugh- in 1999. Amy Waite is a consultant with Manhattan where she's a Financial Ana- ter Mallory(2). She saw Tracy Meier at ADP in Atlanta. She hangs out with a fun lyst at Goldman, Sachs, & Co. Anne Os- the wedding of Lee Matzdorf ('91 ). bunch of SBCers there and keeps in terholm h\es in Lynchburg where she's a

Debra Elkins writes that she is still touch with Karen Valanzano Nalini Case Manager at the Central Virginia u rcaking havoc on Texas A&M's Indus- Mani Clement lives with husband Steve Area Agency on Aging. She's also earn- trial Engineering Program and loving it! in College Park, MD. She opened her ing her Gerontologv Specialist Certificate

Kristen Swenson Sloop started her own own consultant practice in Organiza- at Lynchburg College. Sandy Jennings- decorative painting business. Some of tional Development and Change Man- Neblett lives in Amherst, VA and is her pieces were in the 1998 Southern agement. She also works for the National teaching elementary school in Appomat-

Living Idea Show Homes! Polly Craw- Cathedral as Program Coordinator for tox. Imogen Slade works at a patent law ford has been with Lord and Taylor in State Days. She had news ot Sherani firm in Fairfax, VA and attends paralegal

McLean, VA for 5 years. She is working Amarasinghe, who will soon be graduat- school. Jenn Trzupek works for Citicorp toward her MBA at Keller Graduate ing from U of MN. She also keeps in Mortgage/Citibank Visa in St. Louis and

School and is searching for a new job in touch with Nadia Zoha and Shaina |etha recently saw Rachel Baltus, Julie Hilde- pharmaceuticals Kaci Chandor DelPlato Rawji who work in the northern VA brand and Amy Daugherty Adria Lande and husband Chris relocated to NYC in area, and Kristina Kukk who is in works as an environmental educator

|une. Chris is with Goldman Sachs and Dundee, Scotland. aboard a schooner for SoundWaters. She

Kaci still works as a technical recruiter— As for me, Jeff and I relocated to lives on the schooner in Stamford, CT. an easy telecommute from their new pad Alexandria, VA in Oct. We hosted a pre- Alex Hiribarne is an Associate Polarity on the upper east side 1 Pamela Subranni reunion party for DC-area '93 alums and Practitioner in Marblehead, MA and she's

Berman is a realtor specializing in the At- had a blast reconnecting with so many in school for Polarity Therapy. Laura lantic City area. Twins Colby and Logan old friends at SBC in May. We are ea- McGlamery finished her masters in City turned 3. Stephanie Turner is still with gerly anticipating the birth of our first and Regional Planning at UNC-Chapel the AZ Department of Commerce and child in the spring. Hill. Laura Billings received her certifica- traveling a lot. She went to Guadalajara tion for Microsoft Certified Solutions En- in May and usited with Carolyn Imper- gineer and is the in-house Network Engi- ato McCammon in |une. Kendra McGe- 1996 neer at Carroll Independent Fuel in Balti- orge is busy! Summer of 98 saw her get more. Sue Whitehead got engaged and is President: Laura S. Lechler engaged, go to HI, and buy a house! She planning a 9/99 wedding. She's a copy- will marry Ken Dougherty 6/99 with Erin Vice President: Jesse W. Durham writer and traffic manager for a radio sta-

Currie Reilly and Johanna Kelleher as Secretary: Catharine R. King tion in New York. Judy Brown also got bridesmaids. Norma Bulls Valentine and Fund Agent: Theresa (Tracy) engaged and will marry Reverend Gre-

Nancy are still horses. for busy with The sis- Walters gory Pendelton Jr. in Oct. She works ters manage their small barn together and Nelson County Department of Social Ser- Katie Campbell is li\ ing in Richmond continue to train. They also see Tracy vices. Sarah Roberts with Buff Barkley Wynn Cole and Dennis and Hayden Imse, who relocated to Boston. Tracy are also engaged and planning a 6/99 Amelia Dudman. She's working at

Parker manages the front desk at a large wedding. I'll another engage- Hunton & Williams. Wynn and Amelia And add chain motel and works with "at risk" ment to those by announcing my own to were in Rachael Boyd's wedding on youth for Amherst County Youth Sen ices Patrick Fink. We're planning wed- 8/8/98. Other SBC bridesmaids included a 6/99 while attending Lynchburg College for ding as well. Lynne Boyd ('99), Claire Myers, Jessica her MA in Curriculum and Instruction. Gindlesperger Hubble and Mary lane Son Timmv 12) and fiance Tim keep her Bradley Rachael is teaching at the Stew- busy. Arlington, VA resident Wendy ard School in Richmond. Kimbie Sha- Stevenson graduated 5/98 with a MA in heen moved to Farmington, CT where Physical Therapy. She traveled to Eng- she's teaching Latin and pursuing her land before starting work at Sibley Hospi- in ( lassie s Linda Towers is liv-

48 Sweet Briar College Alumwe Magazine Winter 1999 SPECIAL SECTION

the 1997-1998 Honor

Donors 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Sweet Briar College 1997-1998 Honor Role of Donors

Foreword

I am pleased to report our fiscal year-end results. The 1997-98 total cash flow for the Development Program stands at $8,008,121.

We are extremely gratefulfor the generosity of our alumnae, parents, and friends to the unrestricted Annual Fund. Annual Fund receipts topped $1.8 million for the first time ($1,802,498), an increase of $125,000 over last year. An

unusually strong 50th Reunion Gift effort (Congratulations and thank you again, Class of 1948!) set a record with the

largest-ever Reunion gift to the College.

Analyzing the year's success, we credit: • Strong unrestricted giving. In addition to the Annual Fund,

Sweet Briar received an unrestricted gift of $108,000from the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges. • Bequests and life-income gifts totaling $1,243,723. • Endowment gifts of $548,360 received from pledges to the Audrey Teal Betts Challenge for the Riding Program.

Ongoing thanks to each one of you who, through your loyalty, dedication, and enthusiastic support, has made possible this good news. Our success continues to come from the commitment of individual donors. You have heightened our sense of excitement as we look toward Sweet Briar's Centennial.

Utchett L. Moore Vice President for Development and College Relations -1998 HONOR ROLL OF

11 1997-98, Reunion classes, under

the direction of Lochrane Coleman J '76, Smith National Reunion Gifts

Chair, raised $653,699—an all-time high. The Class of 1948 raised

$287,733, the largesl single Reunion gift ever, winning the Nancy Dowd Burton

Award for the largest gift in a Reunion year. The Class of 1948, witli 93% participation, also won the Participation

Award for Classes Celebrating the 25th- 30th Reunion. The Class of 1978, with

40°o participation, won the Participation

Award for Classes Celebrating the 5th- 20th Reunion.

Also, 1997-98 was the second year of 1991-1996 'Reunion CLus our new Reunion Long-Term Pledge Program in which we encourage alum- Totals cinb 'rarticijxiticm 'Rates nae to make generous gifts not only in Total Gilts Total Total Annual 10 Reunion Cifts+Pledges Fund the Reunion year, but also the years fol- Annual Long-Term to Partcipation Fund Pledges All Funds Rates lowing. This year, the Class of 1963 1998-02 won the Reunion Long-Term Pledge 1948 $ 287,733 $287,425 $310,274 95% Award for raising the highest RLTP total, Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Martha Mansfield $71,000, for the four years following Clement, Margaret Sheffield Martin, Reunion. Margaret Addington Twohy

1953 $69,800 $0 $113,884 58% The purpose of the Reunion Giving Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Kathleen Bailey Nager, Program is to increase unrestricted gifts Virginia Hudson Toone to the Annual Fund; however, we recog- 1958 $41,952 $51,126 $44,926 52% nize and thank all classes for their total Reunion Gifts Chairman: gifts to all funds. Dorothy Woods McLeod

1963 $63,431 $132,003 $66,411 50% Reunion Gifts Chairman: The 1997-1998 Allison Stemmons Simon Alumnae Fund Committee 1968 $40,095 $57,520 $142,335 38% Reunion Gifts Chairman: Ann Ritchey Baruch '62 Lynne Gardner Detmer Alumnae Fund Chair 1973 $18,812 $33,012 $18,962 29% Lochrane Coleman Smith '76 Reunion Gifts Chairman: Janice G. Keith National Reunion Gifts Chair 1978 $30,684 $50,947 $33,831 40% Melissa Gentry Witherow '80 Reunion Gifts Chairman: Kathy Jackson National Reunion Gifts Chair-Elect Howe

1983 $19,008 $22,408 $96,000 29% Mary Johnson Nelson '64 Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Boxwood Circle Co-Chair Virginia Claus Buyck, Ellen Clare Gillespie Dreyer |o Ann Soderquist Kramer '64 1988 $12,018 $25,918 $19,543 25% Boxwood Circle Co-Chair Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Stacey Sickels Heckel, Nannette McBurney Crowdus '57 Kathleen Meredith lacobelli Planned Giving Chair 1993 $4,076 $0 $4,938 30% Reunion Gifts Chairman: Elizabeth Gilkeson -1998 HONOR ROLL DONORS

Top Ten 1997-199$ Class 'Results

Total Gifts: All Funds Total Gifts: Unrestricted Total Participation Rates: Total Participation Rates: Annual Fund All Funds Unrestricted Annual Fund

1931 _$766,530 1948 3287,733 Reunion Gifts Co-Chairmen: 1948 96% 1948 _95% 1921 _$447,096 Martha Mansfield Clement, Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Martha Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Martha Margaret Sheffield Martin, Mansfield Clement, Margaret Mansfield Clement, Margaret Margaret Addington Twohy Sheffield Martin, Margaret Sheffield Martin, Margaret 1945 _$377,831 Addington Twohy Addington Twohy Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Anna Mary Chidester Heywood 1953 _ $69,800 Reunion Gifts Co-Chairmen: 1997 93% 1945 77% Virginia Kathleen Bailey Nager, Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: 1948 $295,586 Hudson Toone Anna Mary Chidester Heywood Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Martha 1945 81% Mansfield Clement, Margaret Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Martin, Margaret Sheffield 63,431 1963. _$ Anna Mary Chidester Heywood 1942 76% Addington Twohy Reunion Gifts Chairman: Allison Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Stemmons Simon Florence Bagley Witt 1949 81% 1961 _$143,217 Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: 1943 _$ 51,520 Mary Fran Brown Ballard 1944 _75% Julie O'Neil Arnheim, Margaret Wadman Cafasso

1964 _$ 47,450 1942 77% 1949 _75% Agents: Boxwood Circle Fund Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: 1968 _$1 14,951 Virginia Del Greco Galgano, Mary Fran Brown Ballard Florence Bagley Witt Reunion Gifts Chairman: Lynne Nancy Hall Green, Donna Gardner Detmer Pearson Josey, Claire Hughes Knapp, Ann Soderquist Jo 1943 71% Kramer, Mary Johnson Nelson, 1944 _76% 1933 _$ 84,350 Hedi Haug White

1943 74",. 1941 68% Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: 1953, _$ 81,068 1957 $ 45,383 Jane Loveland Byerts, Barbara Reunion Gifts Chairmen: Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: 1941 _73% Nevens Young Kathleen Bailey Nager, Virginia Nannette McBurney Crowdus, Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: Hudson Toone Charlotte Heuer de Serio Jane Loveland Byerts, Barbara 1954 Nevens Young _ 67% Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: 1943, _$ 77,200 1960 _$ 44,085 Faith Rahmer Croker, Louise Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Aubrey McFarland 1951 70% Margot A. McKee 1954 _$ 73,002 Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: Anne Sinsheimer 1951 66% Faith Rahmer Croker, Louise 1958 _$ 41,592 Boxwood Circle Fund Agent: Aubrey McFarland Reunion Gifts Chairman: Anne Sinsheimer Dorothy Woods McLeod 1926 69%

1940 66% 1968 _$ 40,095 Reunion Gifts Chairman: Lynne Gardner Detmer

1961 _$ 38,217 Boxwood Circle Fund Agents: Julie O'Neil Arnheim, Margaret Wadman Cafasso - 1 9 9 8 ROLL OF DONORS

Qift Club*

98 Stephanie Bredin Speakman '68 ftVaughan Inge Morrissette '54 Louise Aubrey McFarland '54 The Sweet Briar Circle Kenneth W. Bradt 88 Sara Davis Spencer 48 * Frances Kirven Morse '68 Margot A. McKee '60 ft Joanne Raines Brinkley '57 '30 Ilk' Sh eel Briar Circle honors 98 Serena Ailes Stevens ft Joanne Holbrook Patton '52 Belli Ann Trapold Newton '86 ftFrances Bailey Brooke '38 donor* ftKatherine Upchurch Takvorian 72 Joan Petty Kimberly Knox Norman '85 Lisbeth Gibson Brooks '53 ~4 ftEvaline '29 '38 '59 or more. Thank you hi the gifts Edmands Thoma * Kitty Corbett Powell Courtney Gibson Pelley ft Anne Carter Brothers '63 ftMargaret Addington Twoh\ '48 ftMargaret Craighill Price '41 '50 of this magnitude up from ~0in Nanc\ Mortensen Pip< ftMary Lanman Brown '48* ft Ann Samford Upchurch ftPatricia Powell Pusey '60 Lynn Pearson Russell '69 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. '49 ftjulia Baldwin Waster 98 Virginia Cooke Rea '31* Janet Monroe Schumann '56 Browne which were received in 1997-98 ftCornelia Murray Weller '33' Clara Pfeiffer Rodes '55 Margaret Haley Sheehan Kenney '82) from these Sweet Briar Circle mem- i Anne C. Whinerv" Virginia Dunlap Shelton '53 Anne Sinsheimer '51 * Frances Gilbert Browne '56 '34 '63 ftConnie Burwell White ft Allison Stemmons Simon Lochrane Coleman Smith 76 ftMr. and Mrs. Carter B. Bryan '26* '51 ft Lois Peterson Wilson 9$ Anne Sinsheimer Evelyn Manov Sprinsky 71 ft Nina Wilkerson Bugg '60 '57 ftMr.* and Mrs. Homer I. Altice ftFlorence Barclay Winston * Helen Elliott Sockwell '48 Audrey Stoddard '55 Dr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Burdette, |r. ftMartha Garrison Anness 48 *|ane Miller Wright '48 Margaret Semmes Stavropoulos '61 Maria Jones Tisdale 75 ft Nina Sledge Burke '64 '88 Lisa Haggart Arnold ftMargaret Jones Wyllie '45 9$ Mary Lyon Stedman '30 Teresa Pike Tomlinson '87 * Shannon Wood Bush '87 '62 '49 88 Ann Ritchev Baruch * Margaret Towers Talman Anne Hinshaw Vanderweil '68 *Col. (H'37) and Mrs. Donald S. ftGordon G. Beemer H 21 ftjean G. Taylor '49 Elizabeth Smith White '59 Bussey 45" ftAudrey T. Belts ftMildred Newman Thayer '61 Hedi Haug White '64 (Anne '37) The President's Circle Lauman '68 ftMr. and Mrs. |. Bruce Bredin 9$ Anne Hinshaw Vanderweil Melissa Gentry Witherow '80 ftEvelyn Day Butler '66

#Alletta Bredin-Bell 74 ftGeorge F. Walker Florence Bagley Witt '42 * Virginia Claus Buyck '83 ftMargaretta Bredin Brokavv Seventy-One President!. '61 70 Cm ftMr. and Mrs. George H. Weiler, Jr. Susan Snodgrass Wynne 72 ftMargaret Wadman Cafasso *Mr. (H'49) and Mrs. Walter H. {between $5,000 and $9,999' were Edith Mapother Wells Barbara Nevens Young '41 ft Ann Walsh Cahouet '54 Broun ^Elizabeth Smith White '59 rece/'i ed during the last fiscal \ ear, 98 Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Cain (Catherine Barrett '49) '24 up from 57 in 1996-97. Grateful Marie Brede Zimmerman The Boxwood Circle honors those Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Calandra ft Ruth Simpson Carrington '21" '65 thanks to each of these benefactors: who contribute $1 ,000 to $4,999. ft Eugenia Dickey Caldwell ft Elizabeth Stanly Cates '63 * Barbara Hastings Carne '69 The Boxwood Circle There were 484 members in 1997- *Mr. and Mrs. lohn R. Childress 9$ Emily Schuber Carr '47* '41 98, compared to 471 in 1996-97, '31* 98 Patricia Sorensen Ackard 98 Nancy Hancock Coe lohn G. Casey 414 in 1995-96, in 1994- 98 Martha Davis Barnes '48 and 399 * Virginia Upchurch Collier 72 The 1997-98 ftMurrell Rickards Chadsey '44 Josephine Bierhaus Barrow '52* 95. ftMr. and Mrs. W. Ford Cramer, |r. Boxwood Circle Committee ft Fay Martin Chandler '43 * Bryan Alphin Bente '69 ft Winifred Storey Davis '61 Anonymous *HildaHudeChapin'45 '67 '48 ftlna Brown Bond '57 ftClosey Faulkner Dickey The 1997-1998 Boxwood Circle Susan Ragland Abrahamson ftLeila Barnes Cheatham '45 '43 98 Anne Mclunkin Briber ftCarolyn Sample Abshire '51 98 Ernest P. Edwards Committee consisted of 58 mem- ftEllen Ramsay Clark '49 98 Alice Cary Farmer Brown '59 Bryce L. Elkins ft Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall Acuff, Jr. '48 bers, as compared to 37 members ftMartha Mansfield Clement '33' * Laura Lee Brown '63 ]eannette Shambaugh Elliott Sandra S. Adams-Choate Virginia Campbell Clinch '29 '26* in 1996-1997. The Committee '53 ftEllen Newell Bryan '42 ftKatherine Guerrant Fields * Eugenia Burnett Affel Mary Lee Bell Coffey '69 included *Ethel Ogden Burwell '58 all class Boxwood Circle '66 |r. ftMary-Fleming Willis Finlay Glenn L. Allen, ft Louisa Hunt Coker '56 ftMr. and Mrs. William Cabaniss Fund Agents. '40 98 Fannie Fletcher* J. * Hazel Sterrett Allen Elisabeth Ward Connors '80 (Catherine Caldwell '61) '53 ftCarol McMurtry Fowler '57 ftHarriette Hodges Andrews Margaret Cook '59 '69 98 Ann Arnspiger Canipe Ann Soderquist Kramer '64, ftjane Lauderdale Armstrong 98 Forrest L. Gager, Jr. Jo 78 *Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Cord '38 '48" * Barbara Derr Chenoweth Mr. 98 Ann Paxson Gail Co-Chair and Mrs. Truman Arnold ft Nancy Webb Corkery '81 '58 '37 ftClaire Cannon Christopher '64, Eleanor '53 ftNancy Nalle Genung Mary Johnson Nelson * Johnson Ashby ft Evelyn Carter Cowles 73 ftMary Whipple Clark '35 '57 98 Nancy Hall Green '64 Co-Chair ftMarjorie Whitson Aude ftjean Inge Cox '65 '57 '45* s Nannette McBurney Crowdus Julie '61 '81 ftEvelyn Dillard Grones O'Neil Arnheim Nancy Weinberg Auersperg ft Mary King Craddock '68 '57 ftCharlotte Heuer de Serio Mary Fran Brown Ballard '49 Guilford ftMr. and Mrs. Bradley Hale ftMr. and Mrs. C. ft Margaret A. Craw 72 Mr. and Mrs. David H. '80 (Anne Sheffield '54! Myth Monnich Bayoud Babcock ftSally Fishburn Crockett '52 Dorminey '59 '83 ftMr. and Mrs. Victor W. Ann Young Bloom ftSarah G. Babcock ftSusan Branson Croft '64 '43 * Nancy Pingree Drake Carol Searles Bohrer '82 ftAlberta Pew Baker '49 Henningsen, Jr. ftMary Stoll Cross '57 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman '50 '44 (Mayde Ludington '48) Mary Morris Gamble Booth * Dorothy Tobin Baldwin ftMary Wheat Crowell 42 * Kemp V. Dwenger '57 ftKathryn Trogdon Hightower '67 Marguerite Smith Boyd 71 * Nancy Godwin Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Overton A. Currie ftMary Beth Hamlin Finke 76 '49 98 Betty-Potter Kinne Hillyer '43 Ashley Wilson Brook 79 ftMary Fran Brown Ballard ftlaquelin Ambler Cusick '57 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fretwell, |r. '66 '54 98 Helen Murchison Lane '46 Evelyn Day Butler ftMerrill Underwood Barringer ft Rebecca Manning Cutler '27 ftBonilee Key Garrett '43 '41 '41 ftMary Jane Luke '48 lane Loveland Byerts *Anna Whitaker Bartel Suzanne Gay Dailey '83 '58 '61 ftWinborne Leigh Hamlin '65 Bartlett '63 98 Sara Finnegan Lycett Jean Shaw Byrne * Barbara Rockefeller ft Mr. and Mrs. Peler V. Daniel

*Mr. and Mrs. L. Parker Harrell, Jr. '61 ftjulia Groves Martin '42 Margaret Wadman Cafasso Hallie Orr Barton '32 ft Sarah Davis Daniels '82 '48 (Adele Vogel '62) '45 98 Margaret Sheffield Martin Pamela Weiler Colling 79 * Catherine Price Bass ft Harold R. Dann 98 Betty Forsyth Harris '60 '81 ftAntonia Bredin Massie 77 Nancy Webb Corkery * Mary Brush Bass '62 ftAlice Edwards Davenport '45 ft Marion Bower Harrison '48 '81 '80 ftMaddin Lupton McCallie 48 Molly Rogers Cramer ft Myth Monnich Bayoud Sylvia Saunders Davis '48 ft Vesta Murray Haselden '38 '54 '48 98 Mary Lee McGinnis McClain '54 Faith RahmerCroker ftHarriotte Bland Beckwith Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Day Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Herring '57 '44 Arthur L. McDougal Nannette McBurney Crowdus ft Sally Skinner Behnke ft Ruth Hemphill DeBuys '41 ftGladys Wester Horton '30 98 Lois Fernley McNeil '40* Janet Myers Deans 77 Stephen Belcher *RuthFryeDeaton'54 ftKathy Jackson Howe 78 '57 '48 98 Norma Patteson Mills '60 Charlotte Heuer de Serio 98 Suzanne Hardy Benson ftDebrahL. Denemark 70 ftMary Bailey Izard '52 '86 '87 ^Virginia Cates Mitchell '63 Carol Anne Dickson Malinda Bradley Bergen ftElise Wachenfeld de Papp '55 Kathleen * A. Kavanagh 74 Mary Beth Hamlin Finke 76 Sarah L. Betz '97 98 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nager, Jr. ftCatherine Newman Detering 76 ftjane Johnson Kent '48 '64 '48 (Kathleen Bailey '53) Virginia Del Greco Galgano Indiana Lindsay Bilisoly ftLynne Gardner Detmer '68 ftSarah Tarns Kreker '39 '64 98 Patricia Smith Nelson '48 Nancy Hall Green Marianne Pownall Billings 74 ft Margaret Swindell Dickerman '43 * Elizabeth Bramham Lee '48 '87 '53 98 Betty Ann Bass Norris '46 Jean Lewis Guergai ftjanet Martin Birney Eleanor Griggs Diemar '66 Paul S. Levy '82 '60 ftEllen Gilliam Perry '45 Ann Young Habliston ftClare Newman Blanchard ftjanet Broman Dingle '51 Elizabeth M. Lewis '62 '47 * Julia Peterkin '35* Adele Vogel Harrell * Nancy Alexander Blaney ftAlice Warner Donaghy '62 * Pamela Sullivan Livingston '67 '59 98 Frances Gregg Petersmeyer '43 Kathryn Barnes Hendricks 70 ft Ann Young Bloom ftAnne Quarles Doolittle 78 ftElizabeth Wray Longino 78 '45 '30 ftElizabeth Perkins Prothro '39 Anna Mary Chidester Heywood ftCarolyn Martindale Blouin *Dr. and Mrs. William H.L. ft Beth Thomas Mason '40 '65 * Betty Johnson Ragland 48 Cissy Humphrey 76 ftSarah Porter Boehmler Dornette ftCornelia Long Matson '58 '47 '58 Linda K. Reinhold Shirley Levis Johnson Patricia Ashby Boesch ftCarol Goodman Doty '87 ftMcNair Currie Maxwell '63 '43 98 Audrey Lahman Rosselot '48 Elizabeth Brooks Jones 75 Letilia Ord Bonbright ftMary Treadway Downs '39* ft Anne Slupp McAlpin '68 '64 * Patricia Traugott Rouse '48 Donna Pearson Josey ftMary Morris Gamble Booth 50 ft Ellen Clare Gillespie Dreyer '83 Margaret Graves McClung '53 '64 '40 ftMerriam Packard Sargent '43* * Claire Hughes Knapp * Blair Bunting Both Celia Williams Dunn '61 * Dorothy Woods McLeod '58 '85 Bradley * Eleanor Potts Snodgrass '48 Lenetta Archard McCampbell *Mr. and Mrs. W. Waldo * Rhonda Griffith Durham 72

* Donor for pasl five years ' Deceased - 1 9 9 8 ROLL DONORS

*Lucy Boyd Lemon Edmunds '63 Sarah Battle Hitch Hill 63 *Stella Moore McClintock '57 *Ruth Myers Pleasants 34 * Margaret Cromwell Taliaferro '49

*Anne Hill Edwards '46 Macon Winfree Hilton '62 Bonnie Palmer McCloskey 70 AEIeanor Cain Pope 58 *Nancy St. Clair Tallev. 56 4" Judith M. Elkins- Betsey Sawyer Hodges '50 *Carol Blanton McCord Elizabeth Dykes Pope '83 * Elvira McMillan Tate '65 '48 ^Marguerite Rucker Ellett * Esther Jett Holland '43 *Martha Hoffman McCoy 44 ^Catherine Tift Porter 44 lane Findlay Tate 43

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ellison *Martha C. Holland 72 *Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Dr. Nancy Dutton Potter *Vera Blake Thiers 77 '45 *Michela A. English 71 *Bridget O'Reilly Holmes '83 McCulloch, Jr. Barbara Mendelssohn Price 78 * Isabel Gaylord Thompson Maria Ward Estefania '69 * Margaret Millender Holmes '63 * Louise Aubrey McFarland '54 *Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Prothro *|ane Arensberg Thompson '61 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. * Lesley Bissell Hoopes '68 ^Caroline Casey McGehee '49 &Ann Wesley Ramsey 75 sRay Henley Thompson '62 '47 '62 Eubanks, |r. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Horbatl *Aimee Des Pland McGirt *Patsey Carney Reed ^Eleanor St. Clair Thorp '58 '48* Iiilu Johnson Evans 73 * Elinor Taylor Hough '48 *Katherine Berthier McKelway *Diane Dale Reiling 73 Janet Smalley Todd 78 * Beryl Bergquist Farris 71 *Anne Stuckle Houston '46 *Sherrie Snead McLeRoy 74 Collette Restaino *Ruth UllandTodd '22 '45 * Leila Burnett Felker Dr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hunker Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. McOwen *ElizabethZulichReuter'45 *|ane Roseberry Tolleson '52 * Frances McClung Ferguson '80 Carol Hays Hunley '81 * Helen Sim Mellen '31 ^Catherine Cox Reynolds '49 « Teresa Pike Tomlinson '87 & Alice lohnson Fessenden '44 Marjorie Lasar Hurd '34* atCarolyn Foster Meredith '61 *Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Rhoades * Virginia Hudson Toone '53 Drs. Albert and lanet Finch * Belle Brockenbrough Hutchins '29 Mary Lou Merkt ^Elizabeth Hooks Richards '48 Terry Starke Tosh 75 * Frances lohnson Finley '37 * Kathleen Meredith lacobelli '88 Anne Taylor Merrill '69 *Susan Van Cleve Riehl '47 *Newell Bryan Tozzer '55 * Elizabeth Glenn Fisher '83 * Wendy Igleheart 78 *|ulia Gray Saunders Michaux '39 Christoph Ringier *Betsy Gilmer Tremain '42 '26 '39* '57 '83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fonow * Dorothy Keller lliff ^Gertrude Robertson Midlen * Carrol I Weitzel Rivers Ann Goldmann Uloth &Linda Knickerbocker Ford '59 Sarah Paradise Ingber '68 Carol Vontz Miller '68 * Dorothy Price Roberts '37 Georgene M. Vairo 72

Evelyn Lane Fozzard '52 *Jane Taylor Ix '48 &Martha lean Brooks Miller 41 Lisa Nelson Robertson 76 * Margaret West Valentine '55 *Decca Gilmer Frackelton '41 Anna M. Moore and Jack *Mary Fitzhugh Miller '64 *Olive Wilson Robinson '63 *Sally Schall Van Allen '42 Mlinor Ward Francis '37 Janetatos Ruth Courand Miller '53 &Mary Ann Mellen Root '53 ^Virginia Wurzbach Vardv '48

*Ruth Hoopes Frangopoulos '69 *Lucy Gordan Jeffers '39 *Sue Lawton Mobley '55 Joan De Vore Roth 41 ^Dorothy Barnum Venter 35

'35 and Mrs Rukin III Dorothy Lear 49 '46 * Rebecca Young Frazer Mr. I Jelks * Mooney 78 * Dorothy Rouse-Bottom » Adeline lones Voorhees *Clara Call Frazier '40 Nancy Kegley Jenkins '42 *Ann R. Moore '69 &Anne Wilson Rowe '57 «|ane Tatman Walker '60 *Mary Ann Robb Freer '54 * Logan Phinizy Johns '36 * Irene Mitchell Moore '42 &Mary Moore Rowe '34 *|udith Atkins Wall '61 Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Friberg SMargery Scott Johnson '57 * Marie L. Moore 70 * Frances Morrison Ruddell '35 ^Margaret Storey Wasson '61 '50 Gay Hart Gaines '59 Sally Lane lohnson &Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Moore ftjill Steenhuis Ruffato '80 Amelia M. Watkins '87 Ann Mountcaslle Gamble '51 Catharine Hardwick lohnston '49 ^Lucille Orr Morrison '67 ^Elizabeth Moore Rusk '26 #HelenGravattWatt 44 *SarahBelkGambreH'39 *Rose Montgomery Johnston '56 &Makanah Dunham Morriss '66 Lynn Pearson Russell '69 *Lee Montague Watts '39 '58 '54 '48 Elizabeth Moore Gardner *Dallis lohnson |ones Mr. and Mrs. John B. Morse, Jr. * Betty Jackson Ryan *Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Webb

Katrina Evans Gatti '88 * Katherine Doar lones '43 Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld ^Christie Calder Salomon '64 &|ane Bradley Wheeler '64 Katherine A. Gibson '83 * Nancy Parsons Jones '36 SEvelyn D. Mullen '31 * Betty Van Dusen Samson '44 Alice Stansbury White '52 '39 '42 '43 *Mrs. William B. Gillies, Jr. * Louise Corrigan Jordan &Grace Bugg Muller-Thym &Mary Love Ferguson Sanders *HediHaug White '64 '52 '68 '42 '43 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. *Martha Legg Katz Christine Kulczycki Murray * Helen |. Sanford * Karen Kniskern White

Godsalve Narcissa Dillard Kelley '39 * Ernestine White Murray '44 * Yvonne Leggett Sanford '39 Kenneth S. White *Laura Radford Goley '52 *Anne Hoagland Kelsey '52 ^Elizabeth Doucett Neill '41 &Ellen Harrison Saunders 75 Elizabeth D. Whitley 75 '83 '48 '48 Barbara Paulson Goodbarn *Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kemper III * Diane King Nelson &Ann Orr Savage * Margaret Richards Wiederseim 78 ^Valerie Gordon-Johnson 74 *NancyHudlerKeuffel'62 * Elizabeth Schmeisser Nelson '43 Tracy G. Savage 70 * Elizabeth Colwill Wiegers '59 '89 '66 * Karen Greer Goss Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kicntz III *Jane W. Nelson * Frances Dornette Schafer 70 *Cecil Butler Williams '47 '60 '48 * Linda Sims Grady Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Kitchen, |r. *Mrs. Lawrence G. Nelson &Helene P. Schewel * Elizabeth Plunkett Williams '40 '64 * Patricia Paterson Graham 79 *Cornelia Chalkley Kittler *Mary Johnson Nelson $Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schroder II Sally Smith Williams 48 '32 '44 '44* Mr. and Mrs. William H. Graves III Karen E. Knaut *Theda Sherman Newlin * Frances Longino Schroder ^Marjorie Woods Williamson '81 '64 '39 '66 Allison Roberts Greene *Jo Ann Soderquist Kramer &Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Newman *Mary Barge Schroder *Courtenay Sands Wilson *Dianne Verney Greenway '55 *Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kroh * Patricia lenney Nielsen '48 *|anet Monroe Schumann '56 Nancy Hardt Winter 74 '48 '81 * Elizabeth White Gregory * Elizabeth Landen Krone * Byron Nimocks E. Elaine Schuster '58 Bonnie Mathews Wisdom 28

&Mary Kimball Grier '53 &Shapleigh Donnelly LaPointe '86 &Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Nordhem *Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott '36 Bet Bashinsky Wise 75

*AnneRyland Ricks Griffin '48 * Elizabeth Todd Landen '50 (Shirley Hauseman -il * Vivian Butler Scott '59 ^Melissa Gentry Witherow '80 *Claire Dennison Griffith '80 Drs. Oscar and Rosario Laserna *Anne Borough O'Connor '41 $lekeOsinga Scully 78 * Helen Pender Withers '48 Cecelia Williamson Grinstead '68 * Frances Griffith Laserson 70 * Nancy McVay O'Neill '43 &Mary Lou Morton Seilheimer '63 *FlorenceBagleyWitt'42 '46' Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gromel Ella Jesse Latham '33' * Susan C. OToole 73 ^Caroline Rudulph Sellers &Ariana Jones Wittke '46 Jean Lewis Guergai '87 ^Margaret W. Leigh 73 * Katharine Mockett Oberteuffer '66 * Eleanor Bosworth Shannon '47 *Camilla Crocker Wodehouse 71

"? '45 * Helen Carrulhers Hackwell '35 * Kate Sulzberger Levi '38 * Lamar Ellis Oglesby '54 ^Frances Bell Shepherd '55 Helen Davis Wohlers '58 Dr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Haeberle $Anne Noyes Lewis '43 *|eanC. Old '47 * Dorothy Wyart Shields *Johanna Yaple Wolski 70 lane Eastin Hager '67 Jane Perry Liles '53 *Mary Scully Olney '41 *Susan Hendricks Slayman '60 * Edith Norman Wombwell '53 '47 '49* *Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hall III Deborah J. Lindblom & Katharine Weisiger Osborne Marcia Fowler Smiley &Diane Duffield Wood 57 '42 '32 '36 *Sudie Clark Hanger *Susanne Gay Linville *Mr. and Mrs. lohn P. Ottaway, Jr. Anne Thomson Smith * Elizabeth Bond Wood 34 * Adelaide H. Hapala ^Elizabeth Hanger Lippincott '42 (Cynthia Wilson '57) * Betty Haverty Smith '44 *KeittMathesonWood'63 '42 '61 ^Margaret Troutman Harbin SfeAnneCone Liptzin *Anna Chao Pai '57 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith *Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood III ""arah McDuffie Hardaway '46 *|udith Perkins Llewellyn '48 * Alice Perry Park '65 * Ellen S.Smith '87 (Mina Walker '62) Margaret Nelson Harding '52 *Martha Skinner Logan '48 *Marie Gilliam Park '50 * Frances Street Smith '52 *Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woods Helen Schmid Hardy '40 & Julia Fort Lowe '63 * Helen Addington Passano '55 &Lochrane Coleman Smith 76 Barbara Boiling Woodward '64

Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Harju Susan Posey Ludeman '80 ^Courtney Gibson Pelley '59 *Mary Virginia Camp Smith 36 *Cornelia R. Woodworth '86 '59 '42 '93 *Ann Pegram Harris Toni A. Luposello '83 ;•, Edna Syska Peltier *Alice Allen Smyth '62 Merrilee Davies Wroten * Elizabeth Trueheart Harris '49 * Frances Graham Macllwinen '63 * Kathleen Peeples Pendleton '55 * Douglas Woods Sprunt '42 * Susan Snodgrass Wynne 72 '42 *Mary Lawrence Harris 79 Margaret Holcomb MacMillan '37 * Deborah Haslam Peniston '66 Frederic C. St. Aubyn * Dorothy Malone Yates *Elisabeth Wallace Hartman '53 ^Elizabeth Haskell Mack '57 & Meredith Slane Person '47 * Agnes Cleveland Stackhouse '31 Cynthia Noland Young '40 *Ann Petescb Hazzard '51 * Katharine Phinizy Mackie '51 * Elaine Newton Peters '57 *Melanie Bowen Steglich 78 * Marion Mundy Young '42 *Mary Groetzinger Heard '63 *Kathrina Howze Maclellan '33 * Greta Barksdale Brown Peters '66 ""lynor Neblett Stephens '57 Patricia Gromel Young '66 '31* '66 * Nancy Bean Hector '43 ^Gertrude Lewis Magavern *Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Courtney Stevenson *Mr. and Mrs. Elwin J. Zarwell

*Katherine Powell Heller 78 *Meta Bond Magevney '63 Pettinga fcCharlotte Snead Stifel '52 * Louise Swiecki Zingaro '80 '44 Paula Brumm Hennessy 73 *Marjorie Willetts Maiden Charlotte Prothro Philbin '95 ludifh Bensen Stigle '67 *Jane Lewis Zollicoffer '50 '51 '49 '44 ^Dorothy Marks Herbruck *Mary Virginia Grigsby Mallett ^Virginia Noyes Pillsburv William W. Stover, Jr.

*Anne Day Herrmann '64 ^Rebecca Douglass Mapp '37 *Mr. and Mrs. C. Cotesworth *Ruth Lowrance Street '27 *Anna Mary Chidester Nancy Snider Martin '48 Pinckney (Helen Raney '66) #|osephine Reid Stubbs '30 '45 Heywood * Emily Wilkins Mason '44 « Vernon W. Piper Julia K. Sutherland 78 Katharine Pauley Hickok 72 Allison lennings McCance 64 W Susan Dern Plank 73 &Paulett Long Taggart 44

# Donor tor past live vears Deceased 19 97-1998 H N R R C LL OF DONORS

katherine Gumerson '97 Laura Swope Townsend '95 *Carol D. Cone *|ane Shipman Kuntz '58 The Junior Boxwood Circli '93 Renee E. Gunn 97 Laura Warren Underwood * Valerie Fanm i! ^Margaret Johnson Lai"

Hall '93 ii '86 fund Agents MisonS 97 Norma Bulls Valentine |i a Sinnott Cotreau in inda Young Larson 73 '97 '97 '69 Mm L. Harbour Desiree E. Valenzuela Virginia Baldwin Cox *Jane Lawdei 15 Holh Caswell King '92, Co-Chair '94 Carlene L. Harper Kara R. Vlasaty '97 *Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. loroth) Moure Lawson '59 Katherine Lindse) \uchtei knsten '97 '97 McCowan Hartley Melanie E. Vracas Crandall |i *Emilie Emory Lear\ ait '97 Susan C. Heale) 97 lennifer M. Wagner * Louise Martin ( n ason 72 Emma Riely Lemaire'30 Waiga '95 Gwendolyn Hickey-Babcock Hilarie S. Wakefield '95 * Faith Rahmer Croker '54 *Dr. and Mrs. George H. Lenz

Wife) \ Hen '97 Hiveley '96 * Jessica M. Alison C. Wallis Mr ami Mrs. William M. Cullom I liane M. Leslie 73

Susan Messikomer '93 Theresa L. '96 '34 Walters * Marcia Morrison Curtis Mucia Woods I indli '91 Elizabeth Henslev Martin Elizabeth L. Hunter 97 Katherine G. Warner '95 *DianeDalton '67 ^Elizabeth lohnston Lipscomb '59 '88 Beth K. Roland '89 * Kathleen Meredith lacobelli Kathrvn Black Watson '97 *Sally Dobson Danforth '59 Linda Lipscomb 73 '93 '95 Sara D. Selby '9b Tracy E. Imse Sarah Clifford Weaver *Sallie Legg De Martine 49 ^Valerie Stoddard Loring '59 lulia Ingelido '97 Katherine '95 '50 '53 lean Spillane '90 V. Whitby * Diana G.Dent ^Virginia Timmons Ludwick Michelle M.laniak '97 Tracy Wilburn '93 '48 '63 Stone '95 Camden Catharine Doolin Dickey Mary Slollenwerck Lynch I C. '97 Margaret H. Jenkins Leigh C. Wilson '97 SEIizabeth Avery Durt 45 ^Patricia Sparks Lyndon '68 KaraR I '95 Jessica E. John Merrilee Davies Wroten '93 * Marie Shields Duke 76 Katherine Macdonald '97 Katherine L. Johnston Paige Peabody Yager '97 Augusta Harrison Dunstan '88 * Brooke Patterson Mahlstedt '65 The lunior Boxwood Circle honors '92 '97 *Keeley Sullivan Jurgovan Amy D. Yakubinis Mrs. Leslie R. Dyer, )r. &Nanci Hay Mahoney '54 ' I on- '97 Sophia Kassim Elizabeth Walker Dykes '54 *Peachey Lillard Manning '50 tribute $10t >S800, depending on Nicole M. Kelleher '97 ^Frances Earlv '62 *Robert G. Marshall The Golden Stairs R. '97 '51 Tanya Ketchum &Julie Micou Eastwood Dr. and Mrs. A. Dallas Martin, Jr.

*Holly Caswell King '92 Donors ol %ifts between $500 and * Putnam Mundy Ebinger 70 ^Constance Somervell Matter '48 '93 '48 Anonymous Laura Baker Knights ire recognized bv member- Nancy Moses Eubanks *FaithMattison'48 Acuff '97 Courtney B. Lammers '97 '92 Amanda M. ship in The Golden Stairs. This SKimberley McGraw Euston Mr. and Mrs. H. W. H. Maxwell '96 Landis E. Addison '97 Catherine R. Lanter Heather Colson Ewing '90 Deborah Koss year's membership reached 279 * McCarthy 77 '96 Nessim A. Al-Yafi '97 Laura S. Lechler #Mary Rich Ewing '36 Caroline Miller McClintock '43 up from the 1996-97 memh, '97 '97 Alicia Allen Ronda |. Lehenbauer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Fahy Mary Barbour McCrea '48 of 271 and 236 in 199 '92 Lisa Haggart Arnold '88 Ann E. Lindquist Dr. and Mrs. Eric B. Farber * Marie Musgrove McCrone '49 Ralph Aiken' Susanna M. Bader '97 Jennifer M. Lister '97 * * Augusta Saul Farrier '39 *Cynthia McKay 78 '97 Mary Ann Albright '83 Ann E. Barrett '97 Kathryn Hall Lombardi ^Constance Currie Fleming '40 *ElizabethMedaglia'69 *Kristy Alderson Patricia H. Baughman '97 Conner C. Louis '97 73 * Virginia Squibb Flynn '32 $ Joanna Fink Meeks '34 '97 and Mrs. Ted 0. Anderson Natalie K. Beidler '97 Amy T. Louthan *Mr. *Chloe Fort '62 *Anne Milbank Mell 71 '97 Victoria L. Archer '81 Heather E. Benhard '97 Margaret A. MacDonald * *Sally Bianchi Foster '50 Karen Gill Meyer '63 '97 '95 * Norma Bradley Arnold '44 Christina A. Benson Katherine |. Maxwell *Mary Carter Frackelton 72 *Lee Mackubin Miller '66 '69 Kabaye Berhanu '97 Kathryn A. May '94 |an Huguenin Assmus &|eanne Morrell Garlington '48 ^Margaret Sandidge Miller '37 '53 Pamela Subranni Berman '93 Katherine M. McCartney '97 Eleanor Hirsch Baer ^Caroline Chobot Garner '54 Warren Moore Miller 72 Nancy Thompson Baker '50 Sarah L. Betz '97 Stacey McClam 93 * *Ann Gateley 70 Mildred Moon Montague '40 '97 Robin E. Behm 79 '69 '54 Katrina Balding Bills '97 Elizabeth M. Mcintosh Mary Waterman Gildehaus * Nancy P. Moody '97 Mr. and Mrs. L. Bell Lucretia C. Bock '97 Stacy E. McKimm Randall *Anne Kilby Gilhuly '55 &Jane D. Mooney 77 '92 '97 &Polly Benson-Brown '58 '42 Stephanie A. Brundage Gail I. Mesdag ^Elizabeth A. Gilkeson '93 & Dorothy Myers Morehead '97 Marcia Rhodes Berglund '55 Virginia L. Brundage '97 Virginia R. Miller Robert M.Gill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Moring *Elizabeth Gillespie Billings '84 Alison A. Burnett '97 Rebecca D. Moats '97 Allison Miree Gillespie '90 * Virginia Van Winkle Morlidge '28 '97 '97 Lee Brown Billingsley '58 '68 Courtney I. Burt Christina L. Muir Susan Hill Glick ^Carter Heyward Morris 73 '97 '93 Elizabeth Barnes Bird '39 '48 '48 Jill E. Butcher Sutapa Mukherjee *Wayne Stokes Goodall * Elvira Whitehead Morse Lucinda Michel Blakely '66 Jennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo '92 Susanne E. Nifong '97 Patricia Roby Gotfredson '84 * Miriam Molander Moss '62 '97 '93 * Suzanne Edinger Boas '68 '45 Melissa A. Cameron Kerry S. O'Donnell Madeleine F. Green K Rosemary Newby Mullen ^Catherine Sims Boman Amy L. Campbell '97 Ashley Thorner Olerich '96 Mary E. Gress '68 Marcia Nass '97 Constance Tunnell Bond '48* '48 Melanie L. Chriscoe '97 Catherine A. Osuna *Ann Peterson Griffin '68 *|ane Shoesmilh Newcomb Desiree M. Bouchat Catherine L. Clarkson '97 Stephanie M. Pappanikou '97 * '83 Mary Sutherland Gwinn '65 w Lindsay Smith Newsom '67 Luckett Bradley '39 &Marissa Ashe Cole '93 Janine C. Paris-Mesanko '96 *Gracey *Metta Streit Halla '55 & Molly Reeb Nissman 77 Martha Brewer '69 Sharon R. Colquitt '97 Bhavi N. Patel '97 J. ^Elizabeth Wood Hancock '63 Julia A. Northrup 70 Phyllis Herndon Brissenden '55 Amy E. Cook '97 Maia E. Pearson '97 * *Lynn Prior Harrington '58 &Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Norville '44 *Polly C. Crawford '93 Charlotte Prothro Philbin '95 Anne Bowen Broadus * Dale Hurler Harris '53 * Martha Bulkley O'Brien '59 Hipp Brock Lisa C. Crego '92 Lucinda L. Polley '97 Mary Jane 70 Martha Mattern Harvey '64 & Dorothy Campbell O'Connor '40 Bauer Heather L. Cushman '97 Laura M. Powell '96 *Helen Bruckmann 78 Stacey Sickels Heckel '88 Sarah Whitener O'Connor '63 '96 '97 *Ann-Barrett Holmes Bryan '49 '66 '55 Sarah |. Dennis Kerri A. Rawlings *Susan Moseley Helm ^Susanna Bernard Odence '48 '63 Mary Margaret Dixon '96 Sarah E. Reidy '96 *Susan lackson Burns Floride Buchanan Heyward '58 *Leila Kucewicz Parham '92 '94 Frances Simmons Byerly '43 '53 Margaret McClellan Driscoll Leslie |. A. Rodgers Deborah Ziegler Hopkins 73 w Isabel Grayson Parish '97 Swift Calhoun '31 '93 '39 Elizabeth F. DuCharme '97 Lindemann M. Rollenhagen *Mary Susan Messikomer Horenkamp *Ann N. B. Parks '62 Stephanie H. Dudley '96 Reneca R. Rose '97 Mary Altgelt Campbell Planet Rakoczy Hudson 78 ^Barbara Searles Parrett '41 £Dr. Anthony Caprio '53 Amelia E. Dudman '96 Amy Biathrow Ross '94 Arthur F. Humphrey III *Olivia Cantey Patton Price Carne '59 lesse W. Durham '96 Ute Koehler Sartin '97 *Rew Susan Scales Hunt '87 *Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Pauley Housel Carr '38 Annette C. Dusenbury '97 Sara E. Schmalz '97 *Mary * Lauren MacMannis Huyett 79 * Phoebe Brunner Peacock '68

Amy C. Earehart '97 Alexa T. Schriempf '97 Joseph F. Carroll * Marian Shanley Jacobs '44 Elizabeth G. Perry 73

Catherine H. Ehlen '95 Katherine K. Seder '97 * Victoria McCullough Carroll 84 *|ulia Mills Jacobsen '45 &C. Gregg Petersmeyer '52 *Debra A. Elkins '93 Ana-Marija Simic '96 * Donna Robinson Cart Kathleen Hsu |eong '64 &Anne Allen Pflugfelder '54 Elsie Prichard Carter '53 fcKimberley McGraw Euston '92 Sophie L. A. Simonard '97 * '59 * Martha Black Jordan '53 &June Arata Pickett Elizabeth Brewer 70 '64 Amy E. Everett '97 Kristen B. Swenson '93 Caughman * Donna Pearson Josey $Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Piepho '92 '97 Mary E. Cave '53 '67 ^Catherine Gornto Freeman Ethel B. Stewart Leon J. Kaplan *Andria Calhoun Plonka '62 Thea A. Galenes '97 Caitlin N. Sundby '94 *Bettye Thomas Chambers *Mary A. Kelley 70 Janice E. Pogue 71 '97 '97 Victoria Chumney '87 '48 Stephanie |. Garcia Tasha M. Swales * Nancy Vaughn Kelly lane G. Potts 73 '93 '97 *Glenys Dyer Church 73 '66 '64 *Kelly K. Gardner lennifer |. Swisher *Keenan Colton Kelsey Anne Little Poulet '61 Katrina Evans Gatti '88 Elizabeth Stinnett Taylor '93 Lynn Adams Clark *Melissa McGee Keshishian 71 *M. Anne Powell '88 '97 '97 '97 Catherine L. Clarkson III Ml E. Gavitt Vaiana J. Teriitehau «Sally Old Kitchin 76 Allen Boyd Puckett '53 '48 * Elizabeth A. Gilkeson '93 Heather M. Terry '97 *Kirkland Tucker Clarkson Marilyn K. Kolb 71 * Elizabeth Kernan Quigley Clear '41 Allison Miree Gillespie '90 Cassandra L. Thomas '97 &|eanne Posselt *Ianet Hiestand Koller '63 * Louise Weston Rainey 74 '89 '97 * Alexandra Carpenter Cole '58 Karen Greer Goss Martha H. Tinnell Michael S. Koppisch Bruce I. Rakay Eleanor Wright '32 '64 Jessica D. Grass '97 Courtney L. Totushek '97 » Conway Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. &Gail Anderson Ramey '63 '65 English E. Griffith '95 Linda W. Towers '96 *Mary McClure Conway Kruschwitz #Milbrey Sebring Raney

Donor for past five years SECTION • Deceased 1 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

'55 '45 Patricia ). Reardor ftShirley Sutliff Cooper * Harriet Hazen Harnack Cynthia Moorhead McNair '53 The Junior Bench Anne Leavell Reynolds '63 ftSheila Carroll Cooprider '64 Eleanor Magruder Harris 74 ftCarson Freemon Meinen '80 ft Mary Hudgins Rice '47 ftPaula Ayotte Corwin '67 lane M. Hatcher '61 ftLucy Chapman Millar '83 '48 '63 ftMary Barren Robertson The 1997-98 junior Bench . ftPaula Wirtzman Craighill ft Kim Hershey Hatcher 78 * leannette Bush Miller 71 '83 '93 '68 H. Therese Robinson corned i87 membet- * * Polly C.Crawford Elizabeth Oliver Hawkins ftMr. and Mrs. C. Robert Monnich '56 '59 ft Barbara Collis Rodes o($250-$499. ft Virginia Ramsey Crawford ftElizabeth Brown-Serman H. Bettie Lee Moore 77 '85 * Frances A. Root '80 ftCarolineGibbesCrosswell 71 ftKatherine A. Hearn ftLouise P. Moore '50 Amanda M. Acuff '97 Victoria Wolf Rosenfield '86 ftLynne Smith Crow '64 * Barbara Cain Hegarh 73 ftMary Louise Kelley Moore '62 WAnne Ellice Adan Nathalie M. Ryan 42 ftLaura L. Crum 79 * Sarah Easter Henderson '50 ftCharlotte Orr Moores '55 * Deborah Butteri Akers 77 ftGloria Sanderson Sartor 4J Lucy Call Dabney '42 Lucy Hervier ftMarilyn Garabrant Morris '66 ft Heather Pirnie Albert '82 ft Jean Oliver Sartor '39 ftCarolyn Conley Danley '46 ft Virginia Heizer Hickenlooper '38 ft Miriam Baker Morris '83 ftDiana Stout Allen '42 '87 L Angelyn Schmid Jane R. Davenport 70 Gwendolyn Hickey-Babcock '95 ftjanet Trosch Moulton '39 Holly Pflug Allport '84 Kelly B. Schmitt '94 * Nancy Daugherty Davidson '82 ft Ann Ramsey Hill 78 ftCharlotte Sprunt Murchison '46 loan lohnston Ambrose '63 fcMr. and Mrs. John H.Scott Holly Chaikowski Davis '61 Pauline Woodward Hill '31 * Helen Turner Murphy '56 ft Lucy Otis Anderson '63 '50 '56 * Beverly Benson Seamans ft Monica F. Dean ft Iris Poneiger Hinchman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Naquin ftMona Thornhill Armiste.n * Harriet Houston Shatter '64 *EmilyKitchelDeCamp'83 ft Dorothy Duncan Hodges '57 ft Laura Conway Nason '61 ft Dr. and Mrs. Gregory T ft Jane Russo Sheehan '52 Andrea Denson-Wechsler '62 * Linda Schwaab Hodges '65 Carol Newman 71 Armstrong '50 '83 '41 Tessin Ethel I ftLola Steele Shepherd "1 * Barbara Derry 72 A. Holladay ft Lossie Taylor Noel ft Barbara Gracey Backer * Beatrice Backer Simpson '48 *Betty Emerick Dethlets '43 Barbara Mathews Holley '54 ft Louise Konsberg Noll '44 ftAnnabell Brock Badrow '48 4" '36 '59 ft Anne Kleeman Sites ftMargaret Huxley Dick Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Virginia Marchant Noyes ft Dr. and Mrs. lames L. Baldwin ft lane Collins Sjoberg '53 ft Ann King Dietrich '53 Hoogland Denise Wisell O'Connor 71 Marguerite Emmert Baldwin '46 ftBlandina |ones Skilton '35 ftCathleen Gilmore Dietz 75 ftMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Horak ft Nan E. O'Keeffe '53 ftEthel Green Banta '55 ft Emily Pleasants Smith '65 * Peter B. Dirlam ftjing Wang Huang '68 Ashley Thorner Olerich '96 leanne Beard Barden 78 '88 '69 '62 Kathleen Keogh Snelling ftMr. and Mrs. loseph M. Dixon, Jr. Mary Chesnutt Hunt ftMary lane Schroder Oliver loanne Harrier Barker '60 * Marion Brown Snider '38 ftCynthia Abbott Dougherty '42 *HallamHurt'67 '•Mildred O'Neal Palmer '52 '55 4" ftKathryn Beard ftSuzette Morton Sorenson ftElizabeth Healy Downing '45 Alicia Markey Hutter '89 Nancy Keen Butterworth ft Sophie MacKenzie Belouet '68 ^Caroline Birdsall Sory '61 Shannon Thompson Eadon '80 Ann Biggs lackson '68 Palmer '51 *Sally-Ann Sells Bensur 79 * Nancy Salisbury Spencer '56 ftjoan McCoy Edmonds '47 ft Barbara Garforth lackson '55 ft Kathleen Papadimitriou '84 ftMelissa Lohr Berge '63 Patti Birge Spivey '61 ftjessie Strickland Elcock '46 ftSara Callison Jamison '29 Mar) Hamilton Parsons 78 ftjanet MacFarlan Bergmann '38 * Margaret Jones Steuart '54 ft Wendy Worthen Elliott 79 * Rosemary Bjorge lohnson '40 ft Viola Graveure Patek '66 ftSuzanne Seaman Berry '61 ft Anne Green Stone '53 Dana Dotten Endacott 78 ftShirley Levis Johnson '47 Mr and Mrs David G. Peek ftFrances Weil Binswanger '34 '36 * Betty Behlen Stone 5 ftC. Lee Essrig 72 ft Arnold Susong Jones ftKathleen Garcia Pegues 71 Drusilla Hall Bishop 78 ft Valeria Parker Storms '58 Janet Pehl Ettele '57 ft Dona Van Arsdale lones '64 ft Elizabeth Few Penfield '60 *Mr. and Mrs. lames H. Black IV ft Ann Percy Stroud '62 ftStuart Bohannon Evans '61 * *inne Wimbish Kasanin '59 ft Elizabeth Graves Perkinson '48 * Barbara Blair * Virginia Burgess Struhsaker 44 Caroline Miller Ewing '53 ftAlice Mitchell Keister '70 *KayParhamPicha'70 * Patricia McClay Boggs '55 * Elizabeth Hemenway Sullivan 78 *Patricia Dolph Fallon '84 Pamela Ford Kelley '67 *Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pike ft Virginia Quintard Bond '31 ftCindy Sorenson Sutherland 74 ft Jennifer Stockwell Ferguson 73 ftMary Fontaine Keown '63 Bonnie L. 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Lawson '81 ftCynthia Vaughn Price '31 ftElizabeth Bulkley Bradley '61 '32* "2 Suzanne Stryker Ullrich 78 * Marion Malm Fowler Elsie Landram Layton '50 ftRobinRutter Price lane Williams Bradley '44 '68 '62 A Pamela Trimingham Van Dyck ft Page E. Franson '87 ftCatharine Bracher Leggett 43 ftElizabeth Cate Pringle Susanne Turner Brennan '83 Claire Cartwright Vaughan 78 ftCatherine Gornto Freeman '92 ftDeirdreA. Leland'68 ftMartha Bennett Pritchett '68 * Betty Suttle Briscoe '34 ft Ann May Via '54 * Natalie Roberts Funk '66 ftRuth Willingham Lentz 74 ftBarbara Munter Purdue '32 ft Mary Dame Stubbs Broad '50 ft Jane Richardson Vieth '46 ftCarol Provence Gallivan 73 ftElizabeth Grones Leonard 76 ft Patricia Owens Purvis '50 ft Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brodie * Linda Mae Visocan '87 Sharon McGralh Gardner '81 * Lynda Overly Levengood '64 ft Sarah Massey Rankin '68 ftludith Hartwell Brooks '62 ftMaria Carozza Volpe '62 ftMary Davis Garone '81 ftElizabeth Lewis '69 ftElizabeth Kelly Ravitz '85 ftRhoda Allen Brooks 71 ftLaura Campbell Walker '68 ftToni Naren Gates '67 Elizabeth Randolph Lewis '63 ftElizabeth D.Rawles 75 ftMartha Ake Brouse '36 ft Bess Pratt Wallace '48 ftCapel Grimes Gerlach '36 Nancy Palermo Lietz '86 Noel McKissick Reber 78 ftEllen Moseley Brown 71 ftHelen Gwinn Wallace '41 Ethel Getgood * Nancy Robinson Lindberg 78 Mary McDuffie Redmond '47 * Nancy Dixon Brown '63 *Edith Brainerd Walter '42 Constance Hancock Getman '48 ft Jean Morris Long '54 Judge and Mrs. Richard L. Reeh ftCecilia A. Bryant '68 ftPatricia Whitaker Waters '44 Mary Ware Gibson '83 ftBeatrice Dingwell Loos '46 ft Louise Lembeck Reydel '41 ftLurline Tolbert Buppert '65 '95 '54 '52 Sarah Clifford Weaver Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Gilgan Virginia Bramlett Lowrance ft Peggy Moore Ripley Anne Cogswell Burris 75 ftLanghorne Tuller Webster '58 ft Anne Cooke Gilliam '40 ftElisabeth Fletcher Lubin '80 ft Frances L. Robb '48 ft lean Shaw Byrne '65 ftWendyC. Weiler ~1 ftSuzanne Lockley Glad '51 Ann Key Lucas 78 ftCaroline Moody Roberts '53 Jennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo '92 ftCharles M. Weis ft Adelaide Boze Glascock '40 * Frances Matton Luckett '45 Sarah Archibald Roberts '83 * Deborah Ryan Cairns 74 ft Mrs. Richard C. Weiss ft Jane Piper Gleason 74 * Nancy Coppedge Lynn '61 ft Doris Brody Rosen '51 Mary lohnson Campbell '58 *Ann Marshall Whitley, 4" * Rebecca Frost Good 77 Tracy Gatewood Lyons '83 Susan Rowat-Steiner '81 ftSuzanne Jones Cansler '63 '51 Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Wiley II ftLucy Regester Goode ft Michael ). Madden ftElizabeth BeltzRowe 48 * Barbara Smith Carter '40 ftEleanor Keen Williams '68 Jane Goodridge '63 *Julia Easley Mak '49 ftFrancesMeek Roue 42 ft Anne Elliott Caskie '53 *KayLeroyWing'50 Nancy Douthat Goss '55 * Nancy Blackwell Marion 74 Charlotte Garber Rudulph '43 ft Anne Sniffen Cates 71 W Gail Zarwell Winkler 76 ftludy Wilson Grant '66 Elaine Deshler Marshall 70 ft Susan Griste Russell 78 Annette Teng Cheung 79 Kathleen Harris Wray '63 * Elizabeth S.Gray '33 Dr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Marshall ftCynthia Sinclair Rutherford 54 ftLucy Canary Church '61 ft Anne loyce Wyman '53 Jane Powell Gray 72 Jamie Planck Martin '81 ft Ruth Frame Salzberg '58 ftAnne Macfarlane Clark '45 * Barbara Smith Young 71 ftElna Green Genevieve Maxon-Stark *|o Schneider Samp 77 ftlane Black Clark '56 '67 ftMargaret Mapp Young ftCatherine Smart Grier '46 *Alice E. McBee 41 ftMargaret Mackie Sanders 71 Dr. and Mrs. Terrence T. Clark *M. Keating Griffiss '60 Lenena Archard McCampbell '85 Dicksie Lee Waterhouse Nan Robertson Clarke 73 ftKatherine C. Grones 79 * Elizabeth Parker McColl '63 Sandifer '61 ftMr. and Mrs. David R. Clayton Ann Young Habliston '82 ftMarjorie McGraw McDonald '60 ftludith Welton Sargent '59 leannette Singleton Cloyd 75 Dr. and Mrs. Victor Haddad ftMary Lee McDonald '65 Ute Kdehler Sartin '97 ftMr. and Mrs. William H. ^Virginia Moomaw Hall '42 ftCarter Donnan McDowell '57 ft Evelyn Ware Saunders '30 Cogswell III ftMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. 9? Ellen Sellers McDowell 73 Kathryn Smith Schauer '56 ftVivian Yamaguchi Cohn 77 Halligan * Nancy B. McDowell '63 ftAnne Parker Schmalz '62 * Eleanor Myers Cole 46 *MaryStagg Hamblen 53* ftSarah Kennedy McGroarty '7. ftMargaret Cornwell Schmidt '37 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Cole, Jr. '61 ftMary E. Hannah '62 Anne Gregg Mclver ftKathleen Cochran Schutze 73 * Hazel Stamps Collins '32 '66 ftMargaret May Hardei ftDorothea Campbell McMillan ftSarah J. Scott 77

$ Donor for past five years ' Deceased -19 98 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

'59 * Elizabeth Duke Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zak Cecily Schulz Bank- * Mr .ind Mrs lames N. Boyd Robin L. Cannizzaro '84 Mr. Mrs. Craig M. Sherman Amanda Ottaway Zambetti '89 '49 and * *Ann Henderson Bannard Benjamin C. Boylston * \niia ( rossingham Cannon 73 Beverly Srmec '60 '54 0. *Page McFall Ziebold Mr. and Mrs. Julian W. Banton Mr. ami \U- loseph C. Bradford III #Mary Noble Caperton '63 *Anne Smith Simet Gretchen Bullard Barber '67 Sarah Longstrelh Br.nllrv *Susan M. Capozzoli '80 '87 Bliss Simmons Martha Ban howsky 76 Elizabeth Pierce Bradshaw * Betty Noland Caravati '63 #Slephanie Harmon Simonard 72 leanne Stoddart Barends '54 * Laura Hawkins Brady 70 Hallie Powell Cardwell 78 The Hitching '56 Post &Sarah Garrison Skidmore Roberta Nelson Bargamin '58 ^Sydney Graham Brad *Lucy Kreusler Carey '50

Adelaide lohnston Skoglund 70 Contributors of $100 to *Brenda Muhlinghaus Barger '65 * Barbara A. Brand 71 *Elaine Kimball Carleton '57 '83 *Wylie lameson Small members of The Hitching * Henry M. Barker Nelly Osinga Branson 75 * Martha Burnet Carlisle '59 ^Catherine Brownlee Smeltzer '59 *Mr. and Mrs. Donald Post. This fa A. Barkley *Edith Page Gill Breakell '45 * Laura Bowen Carmichael 79

Smith t4 4 1 ^Margaret Lotterhos * Brooks Barm". Ball Brendel i i| * Diane 78 nes '30 corned 1 >90 members in I *Wendy Weiss Smith 71 * Patricia Levi Barnett '49 Virginia McGuire Bn ^Victoria White Carpentei Anonymous jKynthia Hubard Spangler '63 Florence Rowe Barnick '80 *Ann Smith Bretscher '60 *Mary Woltz Carrison 70 Leland R. Abbey '81 '97 '42 * ^Caroline Hawk Sparrow Ann E. Barrett *Grace Lanier Brewer i ,c-ui u I aaham ( arroll hi, * Eleanor Goodspeed Abbott '44 Spirtes Barrette '65 '69 '52 * Katharine Osborne 75 *Vicky Thoma *Anne S. Briber »Mary Millet I arroll sHouise Brandes Abdullah '54 '68 '41 Ann Maricle Stetano 78 Dixie Boring Bassett *Edith Vongehr Bridges-Cone &Mr. and Mrs. William R. Carson, |r. Mariorie Levine Abrams '52 Man/ Clarkson Stein '82 Patricia H. Baughman '97 Ruth Briggs #Anne Babson Carter '61 * Mary Dohs Acey '60 Ellen R. Stelling 73 Mary Alice Bennett Baumberger '42 Ashley Simmons Bright '86 *Anne Russell Carter '34 Mrs. Victor Ackermann '39 '67 ^Catherine Lawder Stephenson Patricia Sadtler Baxter Leslie |. Brock Eleanor Wells Carter 8 ! *|anice Wiley Adams '38 Patricia Cesak Stephenson 73 * Mnna UiKnn Beard 51 Mar} Baker Brockman '84 *|ane Munnerlyn Carter '50 Kyser '48 '97 Tempe Adams Ethel B. Stewart Nell Orand Beck '52 * Ashley Wilson Brook 79 Adele Scott Caruthers '58 Landis E. Addison '97 * Nedra Greer Stimpson 51 Nancy Neighbors Becker '57 *Anne H. Brooke '33 Candida M. Casey 76 Elaine Ahnell '38 O. *Winitred Hagberg St. Peter Phyllis G. Becker 74 * Leslie Wilkinson Brotman 78 *Dr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Celis Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Alberda #Mary Lane Bryan Sullivan '58 Peggy Pattillo Beckham '56 * Barbara Rhodes Brown '35 *)ane Reeb Chadwick 74 ^Leslie Carson Albizzatti '90 '67 '45 #Marie E. Sushka *Mr. and Mrs. |ohn H. Beebe, Jr. Betsy Smyth Brawn Marydee Wimbish Chalfant '60 SMarion Walker Alcaro '35 '81 '65 Cornelia Kennedy Suskind *|udith Howe Behn &Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Brown * Judith Sorley Chalmers '59 Williams Alday '44 *Martha '97 *Grace E. Suttle '60 Natalie K. Beidler Brianna Boswell Brown '82 * Clara Sasscer Chandler '40 ^Margaret Rvan Ale 76 '97 Tasha M. Swales *PhyllisCarrBeinhorn'41 *Eden Zuckerman Brown '88 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. ^Shirley Haywood Alexander '38 * Nancy Conkle Swann '66 Judith Rives Bell 72 * Emily McNally Brown 72 Chandor Beverly Alexandre fcMartha Madden Swanson '66 ^Katharine Spaatz Bell '41 *Mary Traugott Brown '45 *Lynn Mather Charette '86 *Courtney Banton Alford '87 '47 Marie Holman Swayze Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Bellan Patricia R. Brawn 72 Ruth Rundle Charters '37 Alicia Allen '97 ANancy St. Clair Talley '56 Alice Butman Bellows '48 * Pauline Hudson Brown '43 *Lee Anne MacKenzie Chaskes '83 Kathleen Ward Allen '40 '90 * '64 *Jo Ann Roderick Tankard Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Belovics, |r. * Rosamond Sample Brown *Cynthia Manning Chatham 75 Armstrong Allen '29 '86 *Mary Dorsey Redmond Teague *Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bender &Susan Glasgow Brown '64 Courtney Warrick Cherna '84 Sara Bryan Allen '43 Kathryn Telfer 74 losephine Benedek * Dorothy Gilbert Browne '38 Dorothy Montague Cholnoky '50 Aloe '63 '88 &Jean Meyer Grace Quirk Thompson Heather E. Benhard '97 Virginia Weed Browne '57 Melanie L. Chriscoe '97 '48 '31* * Kathryn Fulton Alston & Margaret Lee Thompson *Mrs. William Bennett lane Patton Browning '66 *Sharon Bradford Christhilf '65 Nessim A. Al-Yafi '97 Sloan Vail Thome '51 Christina A. Benson '97 * Shirley Poulson Broyles '54 Kate-Roy Massie Christian '64 * Beverley Sharp Amberg '65 Tate McArthur Todd '48 Corinne Loney Benson '20 Stephanie A. Brundage '92 *Lisa A. Church 82 Katherine Amsden '53 * '97 ^Sandra Schwartz Trapper 73 Deborah Kocik Benton 79 Virginia L. Brundage * Laura Morrisserte Clark '85 *|oan Motter Andersen '51 Mr. and Mrs. lohn C. Turtle Leslie Malone Berger '83 Catherine Cage Bruns '55 Mary Pierce Clark '51 ^Cynthia Bekins Anderson 73 *Patricia Williams Twohy '58 Kabaye Berhanu '97 Alicia Parker Brusenhan '87 Mildred Pharr Clark '38 Elaine Krause Anderson '45 *Carolyn Dickinson Tynes '56 Pamela Subranni Berman '93 *Myra Marshall Brush '30 * Nancy Hamel Clark '52 &|ana Bekins Anderson '59 Ellen Byrne Utterback 79 Claudia Berryhill 72 Ellen S. Buchwalter ^Carolyn Monteith Clarke '42 # lean Cole Anderson '31 Lee Cooper van de Velde 58 *Ethel Gurney Betz '41 * Alice Lancaster Buck '44 * Katherine Wood Clarke '65 Patricia Andonian '84 #Lucy Dennington Van Zandt 73 Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Betz * Martha Hedeman Buckingham '55 Sally Searle Clarke '49 * Helen Walton Andrae '38 *Anne Souder von Weise '86 Eleanor B. Bibb '83 Deborah Donigan Bullert '81 Ian Schnibbe Clean/ 75 &Elena Doty Angus '33 Karen H. Waldron 75 Eliza Lloyd Biederman '54 Marie Ironmonger Bundy '51 Alicia Clegg 77 Florence Pye Apy '53 ^Christine Devol Wardlow '63 Katrina Balding Bills '97 Sally Kendall Bundy '58 * Virginia Skeppstrom Cline '48 Deborah Pollock Arce 73 '55 '91 * Betty Byrne Gill Ware Barbara Baker Bird '52 *Susan L. Bundy 73 Sarah M. Clinton Toni Santangelo Archibald '80 Malloy Wright Warren '48 Leslie Ludwick Bires '80 srjSharon Fitzgerald Burchard '63 * Patricia Snowden Cloetingh 79 Mr. and Mrs. David R. '59 *Mr. and Mrs. Woodward A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Birney, |r. * Elisabeth Chambers Burgess 3? Katherine Mikell Cochran 76 Armentrout '83 '58 '44 Warrick, |r. Ana Serrano Black ^Marietta Eggleston Burleigh *Betty Farinholt Cockrill

Sal I ie Bernard Armstrong 76 * Barbara Chase Webber '54 Phebe Harris Blackburn '65 Mathrin Burleson #Margina Dunlap Cogswell '67 ^Carolyn Scott Arnold '57 lane Feltus Welch '55 Sadie Allen Blackburn '45 Alison A. Burnett '97 Lucy Darby Cole 78 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Aronhalt '97 * Dorothy C. Westby '60 Patricia H. Blanchard Courtney I. Burt *Marissa Ashe Cole '93 Mucinda Converse Ash '47 * Barbara Holman Whitcomb '41 &Anne McNeer Blanken '50 wSusan Heitmiller Busch 78 *Rodes Estill Coleman '51 *Susan Wilson Ashcom '66 *Helen Littleton White '41 #Nancy Dicks Blanton '36 Terese DeGrandi Busch 76 ^Louise Wilbourn Collier '46 £Ann Belser Asher '50 *Wendelin A. White 74 &Lynn Carol Blau '63 & Margaret Lloyd Bush '36 Virginia Marks Collier '92 Mrs. Newell A. Augur, |r. *Margaret Ballard Whitehurst '39 loan Clinchy Blood '65 lenny Robinson Bussey '80 Katharine Blackford Collins '63 *Mrs. George Austen, |r. *|oan McCarthy Whileman '49 Linda Rowland Blount '87 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Butcher &Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Collins *Mrs. Quincy C. Ayres '89 '97 ^Catherine Cranston Whitham 75 Katherine M. Blue Jill E. Butcher Michael |. Collins *Martha Rugeley Bachman '44 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Whitley *Muriel Grymes Blumenthal '43 «|ulia Blakey Butler '48 Sharon R. Colquitt '97 Susanna M. Bader '97 *Patricia Calkins Wilder '63 Lucretia C. Bock '97 &Jane Loveland Byerts '41 &Anne W. Cone *Sally Twedell Bagley '67 Roselise Holmes Wilkinson '49 * Louise Cobb Boggs '61 * Victoria Campo Byrd '91 &DeirdreS. Conley 73 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Bahret *Eleanor Clatlin Williams '39 Pauline Wells Bolton '52 Patricia Littleton Byrne '83 * Frances Ulmer Conley '47 *Mary Trombly Bailey '66 *|ane Dildy Williams '55 *Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bolz Elizabeth Wilder Cady '52 Ansley Merritt Conner '87 Susan Lazarus Bailey '85 *Mildred Gill Williamson '38 Betty B. Booker '66 Beda Carlson Calhoun '37 * Barbara Tragakis Conner '85 &Mary Newell Baird 44 Ellen Thackray Wilson '46 $Charla Borchers-Leon '81 *Kimberly Olmstead Calhoun '92 Gail Robins Constantine '67 Katherine Tarns Bairstow '80 Hildee Williams Wilson '89 *Mary Green Borg '64 *Ruth Ellen Green Calhoun '57 Amy E. Cook '97 *Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bake Margaret Street Wilson '64 * Nancy Hotchkiss Boschen '34 Melissa A. Cameron '97 * Barbara Bush Cooper '81 wVictoria Baker '67 J. '57 fcEmily Coxe Winburn '55 Mildred Pickett Bost '30 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Cameron * Catharine Spessard Cooper Ann Works Balderston 76 Betty Bentsen Winn '53 Susan Desmet Bostic 72 Laura Tucker Camp 79 * Deborah Freeman Cooper '50 '67 Mary Dixson Baldwin '97 * Betty Cocke Wright '45 Christine Davis Boulware 77 Amy L. Campbell &Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Cooper '36 '56 Myra Carr Baldwin '50 '40 *|oan Broman Wright Linda S. Bourgeois *Anne Estill Campbell *Hortense Powell Cooper * Sydney Holmes Bales '44 Alexandra Bernard Wyllie '86 *Anne Lile Bowden '47 Mr. and Mrs. lames Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Cooper ^Cecilia MacKinnon Ballard '40 Ann H. Yauger 78 *Kay Diane Moore Bowles '57 Judith Franklin Campbell '59 Martha Tisdale Cordell '82 *Mary Handy Ballentine '59 *Ann Benet Yellott '51 *Mary Anderson Bowley '44 &Sarah Van Winkle Campbell '66 Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Corrado * Helen Hanson Bamford '34 *Marthalyn Rushing Yocum '44 Deborah Price Bowman '82 *Mr. and Mrs. William A. Caroline Corum '88 * Patricia Carroll Bankenstein 74 $|acqueline Lowe Young '53 Evelyn Pringle Boyd '62 Campbell *Mazeppa M. Costa 78

#Donor for past live years ' Deceased ' 1997-1998 HONOR OF DONORS

Caroline Webster Cotter '81 *Mary Talcott Dodson '38 Eleanor Damgard Firth '41 * Alice Williams Glover '42 Penelope A. Harrison '61 *Page Phelps Coulter '57 Swee-Lan Wong Dolan '80 *T. Richard Fishbein * Suzanne Wright Godfrey 75 Adele Perry Hart '69 '52 '52 *Jane Ellis Covington '60 *Keir Henley Donaldson *Grace Jones Fishel *Donna Reese Godwin 52 *Henriette Minor Hart '39 * Bonnie Loyd Crane '50 &Ann Thomas Donohue '54 Elaine Floyd Fisher '57 w Elizabeth Freeman Goetz 78 Kristen McCowan Hartley '97 Laura Crogan Crane '47 Julie G. Dorsett '87 Genevieve Marsh Fisher '38 Kana Roess Goldsmith '91 * Penelope Parker Hartline '84 Rose Toppin Cranz 75 Ina Pell Dove '64 *lsabel Anderson Fitzgerald '55 wAnn Martin Gonya '85 Elma Lile Hartmann '48 * Primrose lohnston Craven '43 *Phyllis Tenney Dowd '44 *Janna Staley Fitzgerald '61 Stapleton D. Gooch IV *Lenora Fiducia Hartmann '55 jean Craver '65 #Vidmer Megginson Downing '49 Margaret Medlock Fitzgerald '81 «Mr. and Mrs. John K. Goodwin $ Martha Baum Hartmann '62 '58 #Lt. Col. and Mrs. |ohn I. Craw &Joan Lamparter Downs * Rachel Mays Fitzgerald 73 Helen Milner Gordon 77 Karen J. Hartnett 70 '84 Lisa C. Crego '92 & Diana Muldaur Dozier '60 Susan M. Fitzgerald 74 Cheryl Gorman *Jane Clark Hartnch '41 '69 $Ann Kiley Crenshaw 76 * Kathleen Walsh Drake 72 Stephanie Stitt Filzpatrick '81 *Mary Murchison Gornto *Jov Bennett Hartshorn '54 Flora Cameron Crichton '46 * Maud Tucker Drane '38 *Catherine Flaherty '80 ^Elizabeth Anderson Gorrell '48 Martha Mitchell Hartzog '67 '41 '57 '64 '82 Jennifer L. Crispen *Cynthia Harrison Drinkwater Carolyn Swift Fleming *Anne Evans Gorry * Deborah R.Harvey *Cutler Bellows Crockard 72 Margaret McClellan Driscoll '92 Judith Brown Fletcher 71 lane Gott 70 *Connie C. Haskell 70 Marilyn Hannah Crocker '46 Judith Kingman Driskell '58 Mary LaVigne Fletcher '82 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gottsche Anne Mobley Hassett '87 Susan Brush Croft '68 *Martha Shmidheiser DuBarry '48 *Moselle Worsley Fletcher '38 Eileen Goudge Elizabeth Meade Hastings '56 '64 '97 '68 ^Margaret Reeder Crosbie Elizabeth F. DuCharme Jennie Lyons Fogarty •Amy Gould-Pilz '88 * Diane Hatch 64 *Martha Stewart Crosland 71 Stephanie H. Dudley '96 Carol Remington Foglesong 71 &Priscilla Mullen Gowen '34 Evelyn Sanders Haugen '55 '66 '45 Anne Frothingham Cross * Virginia Decker Dudley *Mr. and Mrs. )oseph P. Foley & Mercedes Gravatt Grandin 72 Mate L. Haw '92

*Marjorie Ward Cross '32 Amelia E. Dudman '96 * Patricia Lynas Ford 51 *Jo Gulick Grant '50 * Imogen Brock Hawley '38 '53 '43 '56 '37 * Jennifer E. Crossland '86 Jeanne Duff Pauline Boswell Fosdick Louise Mandeville Grant Isabel Olmstead Haynes '67 '65 '97 '40 * Eleanor Crossley Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duffie * Alice Mighell Foster Jessica D. Grass Mary F. Hazelton $Carol Turner Crosthwait '57 *Jane Yoe Duggan '53 * Joanne O'Malley Foster '52 Anne Lee Gravely '62 Susan C. Healey '97 '44 * Susan Andrews Cruess 79 Julia Howell Dunbar 77 ^Virginia Watts Fournier Mr. and Mrs. Randall Gravley June DeFrees Heelan '36 Sherrill Milnor Crump 70 Mimi Galloway Duncan '42 * Barbara Childrey Fowler '61 Jane Ransom Gray '48 * Beverley Crispin Heffernan 75 Susanne Brown Crump '67 * Patricia Potter Duncan '41 *Anne Gwinn Fox '57 Karen Gray ^Margaret Dawson Hellyer '47

Martha Moore Cuenod '53 Sally Dunham '66 * Alexandria S. Francis 74 Elizabeth Duggins Green '86 *Mary Frye Hemphill '45

*LeeCullum'60 Cathleen Brooke Dunkle '85 Joyce B. Franke Julia T. Green '58 * Janet Maynard Henderson '60 Carter Burns Cunningham 71 Jeannette Mandle Dunlap '42 &Daun Thomas Frankland 74 *Sara Ironmonger Greer '53 Mary Brower Henderson '39

*|ean Hedley Currie '42 Cynthia Ellis Dunn '50 *Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Franson Mary Shine Gregg '62 Kathryn Barnes Hendricks 70 *)ane Guignard Curry '23 *Elizabeth Space Dunn '59 ^Joanne Williams Fraser '51 * Evelyn Christison Gregory '56 Catherine Goodhart Henson 77 '64 '51 '66 Heather L. Cushman '97 * Helen C. Dunn Carla deCreny Freed Gail Harrison Cregson Charlotte Hoskins Herbert '67 '84 * Robin R. Cutler '66 Lucy Frost Dunning '59 ^Heather Willson Freeman Lura Litton Griffin 78 Hillary L. Herbert '82 tjudith Harris Cutting '61 Jesse W. Durham '96 Helen Plowden Freeman '65 English E. Griffith '95 * Harriet Daniel Herd '38 &Chesley Johnson Dale-Arnurius '43 Annette C. Dusenbury '97 Mr. and Mrs. Robert French Mavis Ray Griffith 78 *Margaret Pulis Herrick '62 * Jacqueline Sexton Daley '40 * lane Spiegel Eakin '45 Jane Hutcherson Frierson 74 Courtney Kneece Grimm '89 Helen Chapman Herring '61 '51 '68 Maura A. Daly Amy C. Earehart '97 *PatriciaCarlin Friese Mr. and Mrs. E. Henry Groppe, |r. &Ann Banks Herrod '61 '49 '61 '67 C. F. Damon, |r. Willia Fales Eckerberg &Mary Hancock Fritzsche * Marie Pickering Grose ^Patricia Neithold Hertzberg

S Shirley Shaw Daniel '41 *Barbara Elliott Eddins '58 Laetitia Seibels Frothingham '41 Paige Taylor Grundy '87 Anne Willis Hellage '56 '69 losephine Ragland Darden 74 *Marietta tones Eddy 78 Sarah Dabbs Fryer 72 &Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Grymes, Jr. ^Carolyn Mapp Hewes * Rosemary Ashby Dashiell '46 * Elaine Johnson Edwards '46 Penn Willets Fullerton '66 Isabelle Viguerie Gsell '86 Mary Halligan Hibbard 70 '60 Mary Simpson Daugette '55 Patricia Thornhill Edwards '66 * Beverley Hill Furniss '35 Julia Guill &Adrianne Massie Hill '^Elizabeth Ripley Davey '47 Catherine H. Ehlen '95 Gail Sims Furniss '64 Katherine Gumerson '97 * Irene McDonnell Hill '45 '58 '40 loan Black Davidson *DeborahHartEiserle'74 *RuthMackieGabay'58 & William D. Gumerson, Jr. lane Burnett Hill '97 '38 '49 *Mr. and Mrs. Corbin |. Davis &Mary Ellen Thompson Beach Thea A. Galenes ^Elizabeth Cumnock Gunn * Margaret Hodges Hill

Deborah Wood Davis '42 Ela '42 *Joan Fisch Gallivan '56 Renee E. Gunn '97 Theodora Hill 60 '43 Lt. Col. and Mrs. James W. * Martha Meehan Elgar '67 •§g Elizabeth Meric Gambel 73 Suzanne Collins Gurley 78 *Mary Wheeler Milliard '44 '48 Davis, Jr. * Debra A. Elkins '93 *Mary Goodwin Gamper 78 Anne Woods Guzzardi &Eve Godchaux Hirsch '42 '34 '97 '68 '88 Janet Houstoun Davis * Margaret Ross Ellice Stephanie J. Garcia &Ann Clarke Gwinn Cameron Cox Hirtz '81 '35* '88 * Julia Brooke Davis Agnes Williams Ellis *KellyK. Gardner '93 Sally R. Haas 72 Katherine Cole Hite &Marjorie Thaden Davis '38 *Bettina Bell Emmons '39 Elza Long Garnett 72 *Alice Trout Hagan '49 Melissa Schoen Hitt '85 *Mary Boyd Davis '59 Joan Chamberlain Engelsman '54 Mildred Wilson Garnett '27* *KatherineE. Hagan 81 Jessica M. Hiveley '97 * Virginia Cummings Davis '42 Alan M. Engler Mynn FrazierGas '67 *Margot H. Hahn Renate Weickert Hixon '60

William L. Davis $Jane Campbell Englert '57 *Carolyn Cooper Gates '55 Nancy H. Haight 75 Grace Gould Hobbs '67 $Anna Gilbert Davy '32 &Nancie Howe Entenmann '56 Nicole Gauthier '91 Margaret Mueller Haldeman '45 * Ann Leonard Hodges '53 '97 '54 Col. and Mrs. lames N. Dean Moira Erickson-Lawrence '80 Nil E. Gavin * Barbara Jones Hale '43 * Elizabeth Carper Hoffman Patricia Dean 76' ^Barbara Duffield Erskine '69 *Elizabeth Dershuck Gay '49 * Barbara Murphy Hale '60 * Louise Chapman Hoffman '61 '68 Constance Williams &Mary Eriksen Ertman '51 * Karen Greer Gay 74 Alison S. Hall '97 Pembroke Reed Hoffmier

de Bordenave '68 *Cecile Waterman Essrig '44 Mary Bryan Gay 72 Mary S. Halsey 74 Mary M. Hogan '49 '45 '81 Calvert G. de Coligny, Jr. *Carolyn Cannady Evans Harriet Willcox Gearhart Anne Dougherty Hamblett *Helen Stanley Hollifield '51 '33 '69 Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Dee, Jr. ^Elizabeth Cassidy Evans * Eileen P. Gebrian 72 Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Hamby Diane Holloway '56 * Margaret Mohlman Degler '54 Patricia A. Evans Genevieve Hammel Geer '50 Dorothy Candler Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. |ohn F. Holmes '69 *Mr. and Mrs. Robert Del Monte Amy E. Everett '97 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geller & Tracy Drake Hamilton '81 *Carolyn Hollister Holmfelt * Gertrude Raymond Dempster '33 *Gladden Adam Falivene '90 Galvin M. Gentry 76 Lois Streett Hamrick '66 * Dorothy Ayres Holt '31 Mary Farinholt Denious '86 *Tabb Thornton Farinholt '59 * Patricia Mast George 70 Sfejane Pinckney Hanahan '57 &Emily Moravec Holt 70 '96 '45 Sarah J. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. James S. Farmer Ann Gladney Gibson Mrs. Myran H. Hanz Jessica L. Holzer 70 '51 * Beverley Birchfield Derian '59 *Sue Wakeman Farquhar '63 *Anne Green Gilbert '69 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Harbour Susan Ostrander Hood '88 '85 Kathryn N. Deriso-Schwartz Ann Sims Fauber '64 *Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert '58 Mary L. Harbour '97 Frances Clardy Hooper '47 '44 '68 '65 * Katherine Munter Derr *Sarah Norman Faulconer *|oseph A. Gilchrist, |r. Elisabeth Sartor Harden 8etsy Benoit Hoover ludith Barthold De Simone '66 Teresa Lioy Faulkner 71 *Elisabeth Elmore Gilleland '50 * Katharine C. Hardin 79 *Kathryn Levi Hoover '81 Linda C. DeVogt '86 Lisa Faulkner-O'hara '80 * Nancy Gillies '64 Susan Negaard Harley 78 *|ane Haldeman Hope '60

*Carolyn Mclvor Dews '58 *Fitzallen Kendall Fearing '23 *Louise Blakeslee Gilpin 73 Carlene L. Harper '94 Marilyn Wellborn Hopper '53 * Margaret Stuart Wilson Dickey '41 Nancy Banfield Feher '64 Kathleen Button Ginn '55 ^Margaret Thouron Harrell '64 &lna Hamilton Houck '58 '81 '81 Debra Middleton Dickinson * Margaret Mather Feldmeier 71 * Marion P. Girard '69 Terrell Luck Harrigan Douglas K. Hoverkamp *Dr. and Mrs. John R. Dickinson #Mary Jane Roos Fenn '54 *PaulW. Girard Patricia Harrington *Ruth Faulkner Howe '48 *PageCroyder Diehl '54 *Elizabeth Ball Fensom '37 * Ellen Wilkerson Given '50 $|ane Hardy Harris '43 * Laura Graves Howell '42 Anne Kinsey Dinan '68 * Helen Schaumleffel Ferree '29 Cornelia BearGivhan '58 *|eannine Davis Harris '80 Nancy Trimble Howell '82 Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Dittmer *Coralie Kahn Ferro '40 * Nancy lameson Glass '43 * Alice King Harrison '42 &Wanda Cronic Howell 74 '96 '58 Mary Margaret Dixon Regina Fields Elizabeth |. Classman 71 *)oan Cabaniss Harrison *NathalieRyanHoyt'72 *BeatriceDodd'58 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Fine Sarah Giddens Glenday '69 *Marian Martin Harrison '58 *Ellen Warner Hudson '50

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Hull '41 '87 • '4 ^Frances Chichester *Michaelle ! ksun '67 Connors King w i,u London 78 Patricia Robineau McCulloch i Margaret Moran Morrow

( '. F. 4 I • ^Marguerite Hume *Susan |. King 78 illian Dugger London 73 \ in. \L. * Natalie Wittich Morrow '57 '60 ^Jacqueline Mabie Humphrey Virginia Lynch Kiseljack '84 #Mrs. Albert Long *Harriotte Dodson McDannald '65 m H, Morse '55 '59 # Barbara Plamp Hunt * Virginia MacKethan Kitchin * David L. Longfellow Robert L. McDill SMyrtle Alston Mott '51 Darrell W. Hunt Susan Walton Klaveness 76 Karin Lawson Look 74 *Denise A. McDonald *Lydia Plamp Mower '55 '65 Elizabeth H. Hunt Alice Hagan Klielolh 79 Conner ( Louis 97 * Nancy M. M. *|ane Dawson Mudwilder '53 '97 Elizabeth L. Hunter Mr. and Mrs Richard R Kline Amy T. Louthan '97 Barrie leffrey McDowell '81 John C. Mueller '64 '50 Louise Lambert Hunter 77 M. Frances Knight 9& Virginia Page Love Sorrel Mackall McElroy '59 Christina L. Muir '97 '93 *Still Hunter, |r. Laura Baker Knights Doris Crane Loveland '33 Joan Livingston Ml Fall '50 Sutapa Mukherjec Allen W. Huszli Sarah lohnston Knoblauch 74 * Katharine Tilghman Lowe '57 Mr. and Mrs. Terence C. *Ann Porter Mullen '48 Anne Clement Hutchison '91 * Louise Conklin Knowles '28 lane G. Lucas 73 McGa Donna Anderson Mullens '53 '27 '55 '85 ^Camilla Alsop Hyde * Rebecca Faxon Knowles * Perry Liles Lucas loan M. McGettigan '83 * Valeria Murphey 71 '56 #Sally Wright Hyde '65 * Ella-Prince Trimmer Knox * Jerry Dreisbach Ludeke '54 Earl M. McGowin ft lean Blanton Murphy '44 Ris '33 Kathy Orr Knuth #Marjorie Hyland 75 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Mr. and Mrs. Norman I *Mary Petree Murphy 70 '33' Margaret Imbrie ft Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Lundberg Mi < ."win, |r. *Bettina Patterson Murray '64 '33' '65 Mar) Imbrie Kohlmeyer, Jr. Barney Walker Lutsk Martha E. McGrady ftCaroline Tuttle Muru\ "I '93 Tracy E. Imse Mr. and Mrs. Jan Koper * Elizabeth Francke Lynn 74 *Thelma Houk McGrory '57 Joan Douglas Murray 75 '97 '88 '89 lulia Ingelido Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kih inski *Christina Savage Lytle Mary Boyd McGuire #Sally Myers Mactavish '40 '57 '81 Shirley Nalley Irving •:lo.in Lawson Kuhns Clair Falcon Maasbach *Sarani'McHugh '81 * Juliette Rollins Napier '46

'50 '65 * Fanchon Lewis lackson *Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz, Jr. *Anne MacClintock Mil e \u ulsiin Mi llv.une 4i Harriet Hurley Nelson '60

'73 * '65 '67 Kathryn Leake lackson Priscilla Blackstock Kurz 67 *Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. l\rl\n ( Iraham Mclnnis *Mellie Hickey Nelson

T. Haller lackson, |r. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kwak MacDonald III Elizabeth M. Mcintosh '97 * Mrs Stanley Nemser *Deanne Dawson lames '86 Mary Pederson Kyger '65 Margaret A. MacDonald '97 Linda A. McKeever *Francisca Brackenridge Michelle M. laniak '97 *Susan Herbert Kyle '68 Brooke Hamilton MacKinnon 62 *Claudia Antrim McKenna '48 Neumann '61 '87 '57 * Barbara lastrebsky *Aileen H. Laing &Nancy E. MacMeekin '65 *Joan Baggs McKenzie '58 Mi and Mrs. James W. '66 '65 '97 #EveAltshelerJa\ 56 *Muriel Wikswo Lambert Evelyn Snyder MacMillan Stacy E. McKimm Newman, Jr. '97 '67 Mr. and Mrs. Al Jenkins, |r. Courtney B. Lammers Marion MacRae *Mr. and Mrs. William G. McKoy * Louise Cooke Newton '82 '97 '57 Margaret H. lenkins Priscilla Bowdle Lamont *Elsie Day Sutherlin '39 Barbara Clark McLaughlin 77 *Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Nexsen Virginia R. Pascoe lennings '87 *Amy Campbell Lamphere '80 «Tonia W. Macneil '68 *Elizabeth Gockley McLellan '40 *Martha Clay Nichols '56 * Nancy Carter Jewell '50 Mason H. Lampton Mrs. William H. Macon *Lynne Pottharst McMillan '69 Barbara Ashton Nicol 74 '46 lessica E. lohn '95 &Mary Evans Landrum * Linda Poole Maggard 75 Sallie Armfield McMillion '59 ft Tennessee Nielsen 76 '48 '83 ^Catherine Vance lohns Grayson Harris Lane *The Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Rebecca Michie McVeigh '87 Susanne E. Nifong '97 '59 '62 Ann Cumaer lohnson * Willie Newbury Lansing Magistro * Frances deSaussure Meade '68 * Frances Stith Nilsson 72 '36* '96 '57 &Jane Moore lohnson Catherine R. Lanter Helene Bauer Magruder Miriam Washabaugh Meglan 71 *Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Noble, Jr. '81 '92 '43 Katharine Bennett lohnson *Cara Ardemagni LaRoche ftDorothy Campbell Maher Jeannette D. K. L. Mehl 78 Emma Coggeshall Nock '58 R. Lianne lohnson 74 * Wesley Powell Lassen '89 Elizabeth Camlin Maher '46 SSuzanne Bassewitz Mentzinger '52 * Lindsay Crumpler Nolting 4J Sallie Small lohnson '61 * Linda McGuire Last '58 * Katherine Cooley Maher '68 Eugenie Pieper Meredith '53 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Nolton '40 '35 9S Katherine Estes lohnston * Alice F. Laubach Alice Benton Major 79 Thelma M. Merrill 74 *Nancy F. Norman '97 '97 '45 Katherine L. lohnston Mr. and Mrs. lohn J. Lawlor III Susanne Elkins Major 70 Gail |. Mesdag & Margaret Swann Norris *Anne Smith lones '61 Virginia Tyson Lawrence '58 Ann South Malick 75 *MaryWattMesser'83 &Jule Seibels-Northup '68 '34 '55 * Benjamin H. Jones Alice |. P. Lawson &Anne Williams Manchester * Ruth Oddy Meyer '51 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nott IV '60 '40 '64 '41 Judith Cowen Jones * Eleanor Snow Lea $Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mancusi, Jr. * Frances Mallory Meyers #Anne Gayle O'Beirne '43 '55 '41 *Lucy Kiker Jones Cecilia Garcia-Tunon Lear 78 *Anne Baldwin Mann 78 •ft Petsy Gautier Mezey *AngelaCardamoneO'Donnell '51 '96 '93 Margaret Fitzsimons lones Laura S. Lechler *Jean Caldwell Marchant '52 * Elizabeth Maraffi Michaud '86 Kerry S. O'Donnell Peggy Jones '65 Ann Tremain Lee '69 *Joan Teetor Marder '50 *Fredda Duncombe Millard '49 ftGrace Mary Garry Oates '64 Charlotte Lykes Jorgensen 72 * Nancy Fink Leeds '57 #Cheryl Mares * Barbara Yocom Miller '63 Martha Query Odell '49 * Patricia Damron Joy '48 Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff W. &Jane Gregory Marrow '38 *Ellen Duval Miller '44 Melissa Darden Odom '84 '55 '50 '52 * Phyllis A. loyner Leeming Barbara Favill Marshall *Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Miller, Jr. Jane Carter Ogburn Stephanie Snead Juarascio '81 Carroll Morgan Legge '52 *Mary Seaton Marston '31 Keithley Rose Miller '69 ftCarolyn Staman Ogilvie '38 '60 '97 '87 *Ellen Nichols lump Ronda J. Lehenbauer Sydney E. Marthinson Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Miller ftMichael |. Olecki *Keeley Sullivan lurgovan '92 &Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leming * Harriet Wall Martin '65 *Mary Webb Miller '57 *Sue Roth Olson '57

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kacho * Nancy Newell Lennon '64 Judith Powell Martin '67 Phyllis Thorpe Miller '48 Elisabeth McClung Ooi SSMonika Kaiser '82 Sarah Webb Lent '50 * Elizabeth P.Mason '90 Virginia R. Miller '97 Robyn Bailey Orchard '86 '86 Mr. and Mrs. Hun-Wen Kan *Ann Colston Leonard '47 * Eleanor Gilmore Massie '66 Pamela L. Milne 79 Mary Beth Miller Orson

Cwen Speel Kaplan '60 Deborah Brennan Leslie '87 * Elinor Vorys Matchneer '54 Catherine Hollberg Minor '90 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. '97 '50 '56 Sophia Kassim * Dorothy Wood Letts &Mr. and Mrs. Linwood S. Mather, Jr. * Nancy Ettinger Minor Ortengren * Patricia Swinney Kaufman 70 Ms. lulia B. Leverenz SEIizabeth W. Matheson '64 Alison Mitchell 79 * Katharine Wilson Orion 75 '41 '69 '33 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Keating, Jr. * Anita Loving Lewis *Ann C. Mathews * Katherine Oglesby Mixson Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Mary H. Keating '81 & Margaret Sibley Lewis '46 * Kathryn Carroll Mathewson '66 Rebecca D. Moats '97 Osterholm

*Ruth Harman Keiser '39 ^Virginia Sheaft Liddel '52 * Barbara Offutt Mathieson 70 &Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Mobley Catherine A. Osuna '97 '82 '58 tBriggettJ. Keith 72 Betsy Bell Liles Myrna Godshall Maxfield *Sarah Bonham Mohle 77 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Oswald, |r. '95 '69 * Janet Sheppard Kelleher 75 Peng K. Lim Katherine |. Maxwell *Mary Davis Molander ftDrucilla Springer Oswalt 78 '97 '94 '62 Nicole M. Kelleher Karin I. Lindgren 75 Kathryn A. May Mr. and Mrs. lack G. Mondel * Elizabeth Farmer Owen #Adele Laslie Kellman '67 Susan Dickinson Lindner '84 * Louise Jenkins Maybank '60 Dianne Chase Monroe '58 * Norma Davis Owen '56 '35 '59 *Mary Willis Kempe Ann E. Lindquist '92 * Dorothy Ulf Mayer Denise Montgomery 75 * Harriett Tavenner Owens 44 *Anna Piatt Kemper '64 &Sara McMullen Lindsey '47 * Antoinette LeBris Maynard '45 Margaret Cook Montgomery '60 Elizabeth Conner Pace '86 '44 Catherine L. Kendall '86 &Marcia Pace Lindstrom '66 Carol Lord Mayo '60 * Marion Saunders Montgomery * Robert G.Page Rosemary Gugert Kennedy '48 & Miriam Wyse Linsky '50 *Cathy Cash Mays '84 Elizabeth Braden Moody '67 Ms. Linda B. Paolicchi *|ean Felty Kenny '53 Jennifer M. Lister '97 *Emily Dick McAlister 78 * Barbara Bowen Moore '60 Stephanie M. Pappanikou '97 '96 Holly Weaver Kenreich 76 *Anne Corbitt Little '34 Anne McCaffrey McBrian '48 Catherine Taylor Moore 78 Janine C. Paris-Mesanko '54 '42 s&Carol Gamberg Kenyon 77 * Suzanne M. Little '68 * Erlend Carlton McCaffree Margaret Preston Moore *Alice Dabney Parker 32 '49 Karen D. Kerlin '83 * Betty Mundy Littrell '52 &Amy Thompson McCandless '68 ftSally Hamilton Moore '61 *Mary Booth Parker '64 Mrs. Charles C. Kestner Stephanie Moffett Litz 74 Katherine M. McCartney '97 ^Marianne Burtis Moorer '69 Elizabeth Pidgeon Parkinson Tanya R. Ketchum '97 loan Hulley Liverman '64 Stacey McClain '93 &|ulia Arnold Morev 63 Margaret Weimer Parrish 76 »Carol Turnbull Kidd '59 &June Krebs Liversage '49 Barbara McCleave 72 #Kelli Ketchum Morgan '89 Melissa Byrne Partington '83 Virginia Klise Kidd 70 * Maria Burroughs Livingston '40 *KatharineE. McCoid'88 Danielle DePaul Morgenthaler '85 ftCarrington Lancaster Pasco '40 *Anne Rogers Killefer '61 &Peggy Fossett Lodeesen '58 * Janet Baldwin McColloch 79 Jacques Morin Bhavi N. Patel '97

*Beverly Bassett Kimmel '69 *Edna Osmanski Loftus 72 * Margaret Katterjohn McCollom '40 Katharine Fisher Morland 71 Suzanne F. Patterson

*Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey C. King Kathryn Hall Lombardi '97 ^Pamela Drake McCormick 72 * Lei la Booth Morris '52 ftMary |udd Patton '39 *Mary Haskins King '45 Martha Watson Lombardy '82 ^Martha Bachman McCoy '26 Melissa Cope Morrisserte '83 Elizabeth Parker Paul '56

*Donoi • Deceased 1 HONOR ROLL

'80 '35 ^Barbara ). Payne 71 Julie Smith Rentschler # Isabel Scriba Elizabeth Flanders Spencer 63 Caroline Keller Theus '64 '58 '48 &Mollie Archer Payne McCall Henderson Revercomb Angela M. S< i lean Piatt Spencer Cassandra L. Thomas '97 *Alix Sommer Pearce 71 Emory Hill Re\ 41 Angela Averett Scurry 82 Cora Morningstar Spiller '50 Mary Morrison Thomas 72 & Barbara Sloan Pearsall '49 Marguerite Morgan Reynolds '65 Mabelle Garrard Seawright '58 Diane Doscher Spurdle '59 Dana Reinschmidt Thompkins '65

*Lucretia Crater Pearse '55 Louise Winslett Richardson '60 Katherine K. Seder '97 Carol Leslie St. John 75 Cathv Weiss Thompson 74 *Clarice Hancel Pearson '32 Celia Loving Richeson '58 Barbara Bradshaw Sedgwick 56 5t lohn Elodie Taylor Thompson 71

*Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Pearson Elizabeth Gawthrop RieK Elizabeth Taylor Seifert '83 Katherine laschen St. lohn '87 Joanne Bossert Thompson '59 '44 '33 Maia > Beth Ries Margaret Gordon Seiler Elizabeth Selden Stainbrook Susan Boline Thompson '80 *Mary Welles Pearson '39 Lynne Riley-Coleman '64 Anne Darden Self '80 Brent Slait-Gardner Valerie Haygood Thompson '68 Barbara Behrens Peck 78 Mary Cosby Rinehart '61 Pamela Dickens Sellars '83 Bette Smith Stamats '54 Elizabeth Schneider Thornton '80 Beverly Ayers Peck '61 Georgia Schlev Ritchie '80 Cannie Crysler Shafer 78 Ann Henderson Stamets 75 Christopher Kilcullen Thurlow '65 '48 '54 '61 '64 Josephine Neal Peregrine Anne Davis Roane Elizabeth Hutchins Sharland Anne Stanley Dr. and Mrs. William V. Tillery III ftHannah Mallory Perkins '44 Betty Frantz Roberts '40 Enid Winkelman Sharpe '57 Sarah Anderson Stanton '89 Martha H. Tinnell '97 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pesiri Marion Mann Roberts '39 Esther Cunningham Shav 45 Nancy Sanders Starr 46 Elizabeth McMahan Tolbert '57

Barbara Bell Peterson '60 Mary Lineberger Roberts '58 Margaret Haley Sheehan 73 Helen Rae Stebbins '37 Bertha Lee Toole '46

Almena Hill Pertit '69 Sylvia Schively Robertshaw 48" Burney Parrott Sheeks '55 Robert A. Steckel Cynthia B. Topping '65 loan M. Petty Jane \exsen Robertson '69 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Jane Street Steele '56 Alice Jones Torbett '60

Christine Weiss Pfeil 74 Mary McElroy Robertson 84 Sheinbaum Kathleen Pretzfelder Steele 73 Courtney L. Totushek '97

• '57 '51 Diana Cecil Pickering 79 : liana Robin Dale Shelly 72 Linda Lucas Steele 75 Carol Rolston Toulmin '38 '63 IdaTodman Pierce Captain and Mrs. Evan D. Rebecca Patton Shepard Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Steele, Jr. Linda W. Towers '96

Darlene B. Pierro '69 Robinson Cotten Skinner Shepherd '33 Barbara H. Steiner Cynthia Little Townsend 79 "4 Hannah I. Pillsbur\ Josephine Shaw Robinson 70 Marguerite Stephens Sheridan '34 Celia Newberg Steingold '68 Laura Swope Townsend '95 '49 *Mr. and Mrs. Ballard F. Pinkard, |r. Lindsay Coon Robinson Mr and Mrs. Joseph H. Sherrard V Mr. and Mrs. Gerry U. Stephens Marc H. Trager

*Chloe Lansdale Pilard '61 Marguerite Brendlinger Julia Shields '62 Janet Cook Stephens '61 Patronella Sykes Treadwell '58 Elizabeth Brawner Pittman '59 Robinson 44 Annette Shillestad '89 lesseA. Stewart 74 Mary Kelso Treanor '31 Helen Platten '41 Patricia Davin Robinson '49 Mr. and Mrs. |ohn G. Shillestad Martha Maupin Stewart '29 lane Fitzgerald Treherne-

Claudia Forman Pleasants 70 Ann T. Rockwell '80 Lisa Guigon Shinberger '29 Mary Page Stewart 78 Thomas '57 Bowdre Budd Poer 46 Josephine Wells Rodgers '53 Martha McBroom Shipman '31 Anne Stoddard '68 Rosemary Dunaway Trible 71 - '39 '64 Magdalen Andrews Port 54 Leslie ). A. Rodgers 94 Mr. and Mrs. Kenelm L. Shirk Jean McKenney Stoddard Gail Rothrock Trozzo

Elizabeth Hicks Pollak '45 Patricia Martin Rodier-Kern '66 Fayth Mueller Shirkey '39 Margaret McCarthy Stoeffel '81 Mary Murray Trussell '55 '43 '34 '48 ind Mrs. Dale W. Polley, Sr. Ann Venable Rogers '54 Marjorie Shugart Short Martha Lou Lemmon Stohlman Ann Rowland Tuck

Lucinda L. Polli Elizabeth Gates Rogers '47 Abby Patterson Shultis '66 Marjorie Selvage Stone 46 Carol Exnicios Tucker '53

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pollock Rosemary Frey Rogers '34 Frances Utley Shyjka '64 *Nan Hart Stone '47 Eleanor Marshall Tucker '30

Lisa Lucas Popera '88 Sally Walke Rogers '42 Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sidles Bonnie MoeStook 72 Greyson Shuff Tucker 72 '33 '69 '67 ibeth Scott Porter '64 Mr. and Mrs. lames |. Rognmoe Mary-Nelson Neville Sieman Catherine Hall Stopher Susan Tucker ~4 '43 Rozelia Hazard Potter '43 Susan Castle Rolewick Catherine Parker Silverman Laura L. Stottlemyer Evelyn Williams Turnbull '40

Katharine B. Potterfield 70 Lindemann M. Rollenhagen '97 Mary Laird Silvia '60 Pamela Terry Stoutenburgh '48 Pamela MyreTurm

Barbara Golden Pound '47 Nan Locke Rosa '53 Ana-Marija Simic '96 Barbara Bourke Stovall 45 Carol Wooldridge Turtle '87

Florence A. Powell '80 Reneca R. Rose '97 Margaret Lawrence Simmons '49 ^Jessie Marr Strahman 42 Charlotte Davenport Turtle '41

Jeanne Forsyth Powell '68 David Rosenbloom Sophie L. A. Simonard '97 Sally C. Strain '63 Hazel Fellner Turtle 44

Laura M. Powell '96 Anne Sargeanl Rosenthal '81 Diane Richmond Simp-un 51 Lynn Gullett Strazzini '67 Cynthia Tye

Linda Byrd Powell '62 Amy Biathrow Ross '94 Estelle F. Sinclaire '40 Ann Funkhouser Strite-Kurz '63 Ainslie Jones Uhl 76 Midge Chace Powell '53 Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Ross Mary Todd Singh '59 Nan Stuart 75 Linda R. Uihlein 77

Annabelle Forsch Prager '4 Nancy Buckey Rothacker '86 Elizabeth Sicard Sita '37 Sue Graves Stubbs '33 Laura Warren Underwood '93 lean Countryman Presba '31 Barbara Winn Rothschild '83 Ruth Longmire Skelton '45 Ann Anderson Stucke\ 62 Barbara Clark Utley '44 '87 Florence Cillem Pressly '42 Lillian Simmons Rountrey '35 Mary Skinner 71 Elizabeth Nelson Suhr James U I'tt Beth' B.Preston 4! Gary Maxwell Rousseau '56 Elizabeth Gallo Skladal '58 Ellen Sullivan 77 Elizabeth Proctor Valega '84 Ruth Garrett Preucel '49 Victoria Nalle Rowland '66 Kathleen Cushman Slack '90 Caitlin N. Sundby '94 Norma Bulls Valentine '93

Eleanor Wallace Price '39 Traylor Rucker '65 Virginia Borah Slaughter '62 Dorothy Denny Sutton '44 Desiree E. Valenzuela '97

£ Mar) K. Pringle '34 Raymond G. Ruff Kristen Swenson Sloop '93 Nancy Catch Svien '39 Mary Einhaus Vallen 72

Virginia Stevens Purcell 72 Mason Bennett Rummel '83 lonathan Small Marianne Oliveri Svoboda '60 ft Martha Falk Vallery '44 Sarah Rick Putnam '35 Susan Clay Russell '81 Adel Shinberger Smith '62 Anne Benedict Swain '39 Ursula Reimer Van Anda '51 "4 Leslie Heye Quarrier '62 Mary Moore Rutherfoord '42 Ann Tierney Smith '56 Kristin Amylon Swam Mary Walker Van de Water 44'

Stacey Hannan Quinn '89 Suzanne Wilson Rutherford '35 Anne G. Smith '86 Lillian Sinks Sweeney '80 Ann Pritchett Van Horn 74 '81 Cynthia Davis Rackley 71 Margaret Christian Ryan 74 Belle Williams Smith '65 Mr. and Mrs. Peter |. Swenson SigridCarlen Veasey

Carolyn Rogers Rainbow 70 Margaret M. Sabo Cameron K. Smith Mary Taylor Swing '58 Michelle E. Venema '84 '65 '53 '97 '48 Bonnie Damianos Rampone 75 lulie Bradshaw Sackett Carolyn Tolbert Smith Jennifer |. Swisher Evalena Sharp Vidal '40* Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ramsay Renee Regen Sage 63 Chloe Mason Smith '51 Sandra La Staiti Sylvia '59 Irene Vongehr Vincent

Elizabeth Saunders Ramsay '30 Patricia Halloran Salvadori '50 Elizabeth Clark Smith '83 Anne Allen Symonds '62 Kara R. Vlasaty '97 Kimberly Riccardi Ramse) 73 Magdalena Salvesen '65 Hallie Darby Smith '67 Rebecca Trulove Symons 79 Hollis Hutchens Volk '80 Yvonne Worley Randall 50 lane Hubbard Sams 79 Helen Oaklev Smith 73 Helen Bradley Tarbutton '89 Carolyn Rusch Von Endt 71 '42 '69 Eloise English Rankin Ann Temple Samson '35 Holly L. Smith 72 Carol Moseley Tash Susan P. von Rosenberg 72

Nancy Pesek Rasenberger '51 Margaret Craig Sanders '50 lulie Littleton Smith '89 Claire Kinnert Tate 71 A. Mina Von Voss '87 *Carolyn King Ratclifte '60 *MaryT. Sattler '88 Karen McKenzie Smith '59 Ann Sheldon Taylor '51 lerrold R. Voss '62 Mary Scott Rauch Lucie Wood Saunders '49 Marsha Phillips Smith 74 Elizabeth Stinnett Taylor '93 Melanie E. Vracas '97 Kerri A. Rawlings '97 A. Patricia Saveall Maude Adams Smith '27 Elizabeth Tyree Taylor 71 Virginia loachim Wade '63 '52 '57 Nana Messick Ray Sallie F. Scarborough 75 Sheila Haskell Smith '61 Kathleen Watson Taylor '65 lune Heard Wadsworth Betty Forbes Ravburn '56 Patricia WhelanSchenck '82 Teresa Powell Smith '82 Margaret Wayland Taylor '33 Jennifer M. Wagner '97 *Ellen Pringle Read '60 «CraceTredwellSchild'82 Susanne Williams Snead 64 Mary Herbert Taylor '45 Marye Taylor Wagner 73 '43* Ann Morrison Ream- 42 Katherine A. Schlech 70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solimando Mar) Law Taylor Hilarie S. Wakefield '95 '46 «Ellen Robbins Red Sara E. Schmalz '97 Virginia Sortor-Sumner '62 Sandra Taylor 74 Patricia Tighe Walden '53 4" Margaret W. Redtern Deborah A. Schmidt '89 Katherine Souder Katherine Mensing Teitgen '44 Naomi Sirna Waldstein '51 '55 '38 Gretchen Armstrong Redmond Linda-lean Smith Schneider 76 Mr. and Mrs. Furman South III Mary R. Templeton '35 Mary Brown-Serman Walke '66 Nancy Bullard Reed Alexa T. Schriem|n Mi and Mrs. Chester E. Jeanne Skerry Tepe '45 AtLee Walker '69 4" '97 '96 lames W. Reid Patricia Hassler Schubei Spangler, )r. Vaiana |. Teriitehau Alison C. Wallis '36 Marion Sim Reid Elizabeth Hall Schwartz '43 Ava Spanier '86 lames E. Terrell Mr. and Mrs. Garv M. Walters '96 Sarah E. Reidy Ruth Mealand Schwartz '40 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Sparks Heather M. Terry '97 *SarahEsler Walters 41 '54 '96 Katherine Willcox Reiland Nancy Hatch Schwartzmiller 79 Anne Garriry Spees 79 Elizabeth Ball Thagard '60 Theresa L. Walters '67 Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Reiter, |r. Nancy Pendergrass Scott Drs. Paul and Patricia Speidel jean Mackenzie Thatcher 71 Carolyn Jones Walthall 71 Page Munroe Renger '67 Prudence Sandifer Scott '59 Carolvn Ivey Spencer 77 Penelope Writer Theis '64 Dawne Cotton Ward '81

Donor for past fiv? years ' Deceased - 1997-1998 HONOR DONORS

Bemis Ward '63 Leslie '65 '84 Jessica Meredith Welch Sarah MacFarlane Wiley 70 Camille Mitchell Wingate Bernard |. U under. Ir '44 i Sloan Hawkins Ward Elder Witt Wellborn 67 Ashby lenkins Willi . Wingfield Virginia Q. Wynn 46 English Wardwell Harlev '30 Anne '6S Marguerite Geer Wellbon Elizabeth Willett'84 Claire Giesecke Wingo i Mrs, AlipioYabar '59 * Patricia Coxe Ware lanice Fitzgerald Wellon^ Charlotte Moore Williams '67 Lavalette Dillon Wintzer '35 Paige Peabod) Yager '97 Zola Garrison Ware 49 Carol Davis Wells '62 Emory Gill Williams '40 \>he Wise '90 Amy D. Yak '58 lane Oxner Waring Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Werner Mi and Mrs. lames G. Williams Letitia C. Wissman Susan Tucker Yankee '50 Katherine C. Warner '95 loan Darby W Louise Dunham Williams '58 Heather Shettle Witherspoon '88 Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp '68 '58 Smith Warner i.i - Margaret i Gale Hull Whetzel 71 Margaret Bromberu Man ( I Wittenh Lizora Miller Yom Mary Grate Warren '52 Katherine V. Whitby '95 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Helen B. Wolcott '35 Anne Kendig Young '63 '61 Patricia Anderson Warren Mi and Mrs Man |. White Williams feBetS) M Wolfe '68 loyce Lenz Younc

Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Warren, Sr. ^Caroline W. White 79 *Sallie Yon Willian> Man, Tripp Woltensberger 82 Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Young III * Patricia Waters 7/ *|esse A. White '86 losephine Happ Willingham '38 Christine Sheris Wood 73 Susannah Scagel Young '85 '68 '48 Sandy Waters loyce Smith White '49 loanne Oberkirch W Dorotli'. . «id Camille Williams Y<. '97 '50 Kathryn Black Watson Nancy Storey White Lillian Neely Willis '39 Mimi Etheridge Wood 44 and Mrs. Terrence L. '67 '41 Sarah Watson 70 Patricia Davis Whitehurst Mr. and Mrs. George |. Willock Olivia Rhodes Woodin Zackowski

* Elizabeth Andrews Watts 74 «Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. III Lindsay Prentis Woodroofe '30 Donna Martin Zahorik '66

* Katharine McCardell Webb 70 Whiteman, |r. Kimberly K. Willock '89 Dana Dewey Woody '58 lean Romanske Zaniewski 77 '36 Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Weekes Margaret Robertson Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wilson Phoebe Swenev Woolle\ 45 lanis Thomas Zeanah '52 '97 * PamelaS. Weekes '83 Margaret Gearing Wickham 42 Leigh C. Wilson Nancy lones Worcester '49 Barbara Pratt Zerega '83 '64 3" Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Weigle Pamela Hellmuth Wiegandt Mary Anne Wilson Rosalie Barringer Wornham '51 ki-\U\ loueZiegler '59 Ann Eustis Weimer '49 Cassandra Whaling Wierman '85 Winifred B. Wilson Wendy Bursnall Wozniak 76 Suzanne Weaver Zimmer '85 Mr. and Mrs. lay M. Weinberg Herbert N. Wigder Nancy Ray Wiltshire '86 Mary Denny Scott VVr.r, 61 Cornelia Perkins Zin* '4! '93 '36 Peggy Roudin Weinberger Tracy Camden Wilburn Adela Cocke Winfree |ill Wentorf Wright 76 Unne Rynders Welch '62 Louise Wallace Wilemon '57 Betty Leflel Wingate '48 Barbara Wuehrmann 71

The Audrey Teal Beits Challenge

for the Riding Program

The College is exceedingly grateful to those listed below for making the Riding Program a priority in their

giving for 1 998. Each gift was matched dollar for dollar by a special gift made possible by the estate ot Audrey Teal Berts, Class of 1945. Over $2 million dollars has been added to various riding endowments over the past year. Thank you for your generous support.

Sandra S. Adams-Choate Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ellison Charlotte Sprunt Murchison '46

Sarah G. Babcock '83 Jennifer |. Fesche '87 Marcia Nass Susan Lazarus Bailey '85 Mary-Fleming Willis Finlay '66 Elizabeth Schmeisser Nelson '43 Myth Monnich Bayoud '80 Edith Marsh Fonda '52 Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Osterholm

Miriam F. Bennett Catherine Gornto Freeman '92 loan Petty Anne larrell Berry 78 Jane Hutcherson Frierson '74 Andria Calhoun Plonka '67

Audrey T. Betts '45* Mrs. Philip Gallery Cynthia Rakow Prewitt '96 Barbara Blair Sharon McGrath Gardner '81 Gertrude Prior '29* Catherine Sims Boman Allison Roberts Greene '81 Nancy Bullard Reed '66 Saralee Covvles Boteler '79 Gail Harrison Gregson '66 Collette Restaino '45* Mr. and Mrs. ). Bruce Bredin Evelyn Dillard Grones Frances A. Root '80 Alletta Bredin-Bell '74 Nancy H. Haight 75 Anne Sargeant Rosenthal '81 Katylou Gray Brittle 75 Katherine A. Hearn '85 Stephanie Bredin Speakman '68 Margaretta Bredin Brokaw '70 Beverley Crispin Heffernan '75 Wendy D. Stevenson '93 Sarah Sutton Brophy '83 Felicia Home Higgins '74 Prudence Gay Stuhr '63 '87 lennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo '92 Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rukin lelks III Elizabeth Nelson Suhr |ohn G. Casey Virginia Klise Kidd '70 Cindy Sorenson Sutherland '74 Courtney Warrick Cherna '84 Rebecca H. King Vera Blake Thiers '77

Catherine L. Clarkson '97 Karen E. Knaut Adeline Jones Voorhees '46 '41 Jeannette Singleton Cloyd 75 Helen F. Kollock Helen Gwinn Wallace Jocelyn Palmer Connors '62 Shapleigh Donnelly LaPointe '86 Amelia M. Watkins '87 Jessica Sinnott Cotreau '86 Mason H. Lampton Elizabeth D. Whitley '75 Evelyn Carter Cowles '73 Elizabeth M. Lewis Margaret Richards Wiederseim '78 '85 Mr. and Mrs. W. Ford Cramer, )r. Stephanie Moffett Litz '74 Cassandra Whaling Wierman Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Daniel Katherine Macdonald Elizabeth M. Williams '78 Mary Donaldson De Figard '68 Marjorie Willetts Maiden '44 Haden Ridley Winborne '69 Helen Shingler DeForest '85 Melissa Griffith Manning '69 Bet Bashinsky Wise '75 '45 Monica F. Dean Antonia Bredin Massie '77 Margaret lones Wyllie Elizabeth G. Dennison Nancy B. McDowell '63 Anne Joyce Wyman '53 '80 Elise Wachenfeld de Papp '55 Nancy P. Moody '54 Louise Swiecki Zingaro

Tria Pell Dove '64 Marie L. Moore '70 Sally Dunham '66 Makanah Dunham Morriss '66

# Donor for past t • Deceased HONOR

^Alumnae Q(Vin$ bif Class

Warmest thanks to each alumna * Elizabeth Moore Rusk * Mary Lyon Stedman Êlizabeth Cassidy Evans *Lois Vanderhoef Benner who sent a giit to the College dur- ft Lois Peterson Wilson* *Serena Ailes Stevens Êlizabeth S. Gray & Barbara Rhodes Brown * losephine Reid Stubbs Margery Gubelman Hasten >:Mar\ Whipple Clark ing 1997-98. It is because ofyoui * Eleanor Marshall Tucker *Marjorie Ris Hyland * Juliet Halliburton Davis strong, ongoing support that Sweel Lillian Wood Waller* Margaret Imbrie* &Mary Honeywell Dodds Briar continues to stand at the fore- Number in Class: 20 &Claire Giesecke Wingo Mary Imbrie" Mary Hastings Dunfee front of American edut .Hum toda) Number of Donors: 10 * Lindsay Prentis Woodroofe Ella lesse Latham* Agnes Williams Ellis* Percentage of Participation: 509! Elizabeth Giesen Lindsay lacqueline Chappelle Everett Academy Total Class Dollars: $3,098 Doris Crane Loveland ^Frances Meeks Ford Daphne Bunting Blair Number in Class: 13 &Kathrina Howze Maclellan *Rebecca Young Frazer * Rebecca Manning Cutler Number in Class: 42 Number of Donors: I wKatherine ( Iglesln Vlixson * Beverley Hill Furniss Julia Reynolds Dreisbach Number of Donors: 22 Percentage of Participation: 8% ^Frances Neville Newberry * Helen Carruthers Hackwell losephine Snowdon Durham' Percentage of Participation: 52% Total Class Dollars: $25 &Jane Martin Person *Mary Willis Kempe Mildred Wilson Garnett* Total Class Dollars: $766,530 Martha Steele McNaghten *Mary demons Porzelius * Alice F. Laubach Audrey Graves *Jean Cole Anderson * Helen Persise Roberson *)ane Lawder ^Camilla Alsop Hyde * Virginia Quintard Bond $Cotten Skinner Shepherd * Eleanor Rust Mattern *Maude Adams Smith *Mary Swift Calhoun Mary-Nelson Neville Sieman Marie Schroeder Packard Number in Class 2 *Ruth Lowrance Street * Nancy Hancock Coe' Êlizabeth Selden Stainbrook *|ulia Peterkin* Number of Donors: I *Nar W.Taylor *|osephine Gibbs Du Bois *Sue Graves Stubbs *Sarah Rick Putnam Percentage of Participation: 50% *Mary Cannaday Gore * Margaret Wayland Taylor *Harriet Williams Rand Total Class Dollars: $100 Pauline Woodward Hill ^Charlotte Tamblyn Tufts Lillian Simmons Rountrey Corinne Loney Benson * Dorothy Ayres Holt ^Cornelia Murray Weller* * Frances Morrison Ruddell Number in Class: 20 ^Gertrude Lewis Magavern* Betty Workman Wright Suzanne Wilson Rutherford Number of Donors: 6 & &Mary Seaton Marston &Ann Temple Samson Percentage of Participation: 30% * Helen Sim Mellen Number in Class: 2 Elizabeth Stone Scerbo Total Class Dollars: 5665 * Evelyn D. Mullen Number of Donors: I & Frances Spiller Scott * Louise Conklin Knowles * Elizabeth Tyson Postles Number in Class: 61 Percentage of Participation: 50% * Isabel Scriba Phyllis Walker Leary &)ean Countryman Presba Number of Donors: 39 Total Class Dollars: $447,096 *Blandina lones Skilton Austina Mallory *Cynthia Vaughn Price Percentage of Participation: 64% ^Gordon G. Beemer H'21 *Mary R. Templeton * Virginia Van Winkle Morlidge *Cillette Hilton Pritchard Total Class Dollars: $32,039 $Ruth Simpson Carrington' * Dorothy Barnum Venter Katherine Phillips Pope Virginia Cooke Rea* * Helen Hanson Bamlord * Evelyn Martin Williams Bonnie Mathews Wisdom Ellen Eskridge Sanders * Edith Hagen Benson *Lavalette Dillon Wintzer Martha McBroom Shipman * Frances Weil Binswanger * Helen B. Wolcott Number in Class: 3 * Agnes Cleveland Stackhouse * Nancy Hotchkiss Boschen

Number of Donors: I ^Margaret Lee Thompson* *Betty Suttle Briscoe Number in Class: 34 Percentage of Participation: 33% *Mary Kelso Treanor *Anne Russell Carter Number of Donors: lb Total Class Dollars: $1000 *Marcia Morrison Curtis Number in Class: 63 Percentage of Participation: 47% *RuthUllandTodd & Margaret Ross Etl ice Number of Donors: 37 Total Class Dollars: $13,150 Helen Bean Emery Percentage of Participation: 59% *Mary Armstrong Allen Number in Class: 39 *Eleanor Cooke Esterly Total Class Dollars: $11,173 lanet Bruce Bailey* Number of Donors: 18 * Dorothy Turno Gardner Myra Carr Baldwin lane Wilkinson Banyard Number in Class: 8 Percentage of Participation: 46% *Priscilla Mullen Gowen is Nancy Dicks Blanton Virginia Campbell Clinch Number of Donors: 3 Total Class Dollars: $6,860 *Bonney McDonald Hatch lane Shelton Bowers * Helen Schaumleffel Ferree Percentage of Participation: 38% HallieOrr Barton Marjorie Lasar Hurd* Martha Ake Brouse *lsabelle North Goodwin * Total Class Dollars: $253 * Hazel Stamps Collins Alice]. P. Lawson * Sophia Campbell Brown * Virginia Chaffee Gwynn *|ane Guignard Curry & Eleanor Wright Conway *Emilie Emory Leary * Margaret Lloyd Bush * Belle Brockenbrough Hutchins *Fitzallen Kendall Fearing *Marjorie Ward Cross &Dearing Lewis ^Lillian Steele Cook *Sara Callison lamison Virginia Thompson McElwee ^Margaret Bennett Cullum *Anne Corbitt Little *Mary Blythe Cunningham * Gertrude Prior* *Anna Gilbert Davy Mary McCandlish Livingston & Maria Valentine Curtis * Dorothea Paddock Seeber $ Virginia Squibb Flynn *Lydia Goodwyn Lorenlzen * Margaret Huxley Dick &Lisa Guigon Shinberger *Marion Malm Fowler* Bculis Rector Love $Mary Rich Ewmg Number in Class: 10 * Ruth Ferguson Smythe Sally Ainsworth Glass * ^Marjorie Westcott Mai ke\ ^Elizabeth Morton Forsyth Number of Donors: I * Martha Maupin Stewart *Amalie Frank Kohn ^Elizabeth Scheuer Maxwell ^Lillian Cabell Gay Percentage of Participation: 10% #Evaline Edmands Thoma *Susanne Gay Linville #Satilla Franklin Means *Capel Grimes Gerlach Total Class Dollars: $5,665 Susie Tucker Yates * Eugenia Ware Myers *loanna Fink Meeks *Mary Vogdes Haines Marie Brede Zimmerman *Theda Sherman Newlin &Emilv Marsh Nichols lune DeFrees Heelan * Alice Dabney Parker * Dorothy Prince Oldfield * Eleanor Francisco Hood *Clarice Hancel Pearson Number in Class: 38 *Ruth Myers Pleasants * Jacqueline Moore Hoofnagle * Barbara Munter Purdue Number in Class: 9 Number of Donors: 23 &Mary K. Pringle * Logan Phinizy lohns Gertrude Buist Robert Number of Donors: I Percentage of Participation: 6 1 % * Rosemary Frey Rogers *Jane Moore Johnson* Elizabeth Layfield Smith Percentage of Participation: 1 1 % Total Class Dollars: $39,334 * Elizabeth Mayfield Roughton & Arnold Susong lones Total Class Dollars: $20 *Carolyn Martindale Blouin *Mary Moore Rowe * Nancy Parsons lones

Mary I. Sturgis Mildred Pickett Bu-l Victoria Parsons Saunders Lucille Scott Knoke Myra Marshall Brush ^Marguerite Stephens Sheridan & Abigail Lesnick Leibowitz Number in Class: 62 * Elizabeth Carnes &Martha Lou Lemmon Stohlman Constance Warner McElhinney Number of Donors: 33

Êlizabeth Williams Gilmore *Mary Lee Ryan Strother * Margaret I. Mencke Percentage of Participation: 53% Number in Class: 13 * Elizabeth Gorsline ^Connie Burwell White * Carol Straus Ney Total Class Dollars: Number of Donors: 9 $84,350 *Merritt Murphey Green *Elizabeth Bond Wood * Katharine Niles Parker *Elena Doty Angus Percentage of Participation: 69% ^Charlotte Brown Harder Amy Davies Yingling *Marion Sim Reid *Sara Houston Baker Total Class Dollars: $30,613 *Gladys Wester Horton Êlizabeth Wall Saunders ^Blanche Davies Barloon Helen Carter Bailey * Adelaide Wampler Kundahl Êlizabeth Pinkerton Scott Palton Bromfield *Ruth Will Beckh *Mary Emma Riely Lemaire Anne Thomson Smith *Anne H. Brooke * Ellen Newell Bryan* Number in Class: 71 * Frances Harrison McGiffert *Mary Virginia Camp Smith *Lucy Oliver Brooks * Gertrude Collins Calnan Number of Donors: 34 Elizabeth Saunders Ramsay sfeMargaret Smith Thomasson Êlisabeth Ratcliff Bryan * Dorothy Keller llift Percentage of Participation: 48% $Sally Reahard * Margaret Robertson Whitney *Mary Barnhart Carlton Elizabeth Rountree Kellerman Total Class Dollars: $60,592 *Mary Burks Saltz *Mary Poindexter Willingham Gertrude Raymond Dempster * Martha Bachman McCoy * Marion Walker Alcaro * Evelyn Ware Saunders * *Adela Cocke Winfree Jeannette Shambaugh Elliott*

. #Donof tor pasl I • Deceased 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

• Mary Hamilton Schuck Marie ftlessamine Boyce Bowles • Margaret Weimer Shepherd •Anna Whitaker Bartel Virginia McGuire Brent

• Marion Brown Snider Number in CIj* • Phyllis Carr Beinhorn ft Grace Lanier Brewer Number in Class: 47 •Winifred HagbergSt. Peter Vumbet n/ Donors: 6-) * Katharine Spaatz Bell ftEdnaSwann Carter Number oi Donors: 22 • Pauline Wom.uk Swan Percentage oi Participation Betsy Tower Bennett • Elizabeth Chamlierlam Percentage oi Participation: 47% • Elizabeth Hopper Turner Ethel Gurney Betz Childs Total t lass Dollars: t26,044 • • Betty Blackmer Total Class Dollars: $9,993 M,ir\ Brown-Serman Walke Betty Menefee Ahrens • Elizabeth Hudson Boba Katherine Coggins Clark ftAnne lauman Bussey ftMildred Gill Williamson • Hazel Sterrett Allen ft Edith Vongehr Bridges-Cone •Carolyn Monteith Clarke •Col. Donald S. Bussev H'37 • Josephine Happ Willingham ftKathleen Wand Mien > Line loveland Byerts Barbara Engh Croft Beda Carlson Calhoun Lucv Winston Works ftCecilia MacKinnon Ballard Frances Watkins Centilli ftMary Wheal Crowell Ruth Rundle Charters Wright ft Justine Domhoff ftlanet Martin Bennett •Jeanne Possell 1 leai ft Jean Hedley Currie Sara Kirkpatrick Fearing Gertrude Alexanderson Young lean Blount • Shirley Devine Clemens Ltu v Call Dabney * Elizabeth Ball Fensom • Blair Bunting Both Anne Smith Clow Deborah Wood Davis * Frances lohnson Finley Agnes Spencer Burke • Bette Fawcett Collier lanet Houstoun Davis •Margaret Bradley Forsyth • Barbara Smith Carter • Betty BarteltCroasdale • Virginia Cummings Davis ft Elinor Ward Francis Number in Class: 77 ftClara Sasscer Chandler • Shirley Shaw Daniel • Dorothea Hutchings Donley * Nancy NalleCenung Number oi Donors: 52 ft Marjorie Stock Clemens • Josephine Harlan Darby • Cynthia Abbott Don Isabel Olmstead Haynes Percentage oi Participation: 68% ftHortense Powell Cooper • Ruth Hemphill DeBuys Mimi Galloway Duncan ftRosalie Hall Hurst Total Class Dollars: $30,643 • Margaret Woodward Countess • Margaret Stuart Wilson Dickey Jeannette Mandle Dunlap Margaret Holcomb MacMillan Elizabeth Barnes Bird ^Jacqueline Sexton Daley ftCynthia Harrison Drinkwater* ftMary Ellen Thompson Beach Ela * Rebecca Douglass Mapp ftGracey Luckett Bradley Mary Kilham Dans • Patricia Potter Duncan ft Barbara Ripley Furniss Mary Agnew Merrill Elizabeth Vanderbilt Crampton ftCoralie Kahn Ferro ftKatherine Estes Louise Hannoch Gersten Margaret Sandidge Miller ftMary Treadway Downs* ftConstance Currie Fleming Eleanor Damgard Firth •Alice Williams Glover •Mary Cochran Nicholson ftBettina Bell Emmons ftClara Call Frazier ftDecca Gilmer Frackelton • Virginia Moomaw Hall * Dorothy Price Roberts ft Augusta Saul Farrier Margaret Woods Gillette Laetitia Seibels Frothingham ftSudie Clark Hanger A)eanette Bowen Runyan Mary Buchanan Flowers ftAnne Cooke Gilliam lean RuRgk". Hall ftMargaret Troutman Harbin * Margaret Cornwell Schmidt Ellen George Frampton ft Adelaide Boze Glascock • lane Clark Hartrich ft Frances Caldwell Harris * Elizabeth Sicard Sita ftSarah Belk Gambrell Helen Schmid Hardy • Elizabeth Brown-Serman Hayes ftAlice King Harrison Helen Rae Stebbins Henrierte Minor Hart ftGeorgia Herbert Hart • Frances Chichester Hull ft Diana Greene Helfrich •Marion Leggett Whyte Mary Brower Henderson Elizabeth Ivins Haskins • Patricia Eaglesfield Kirchhoffer ftSusan Greer Hendrick luli j Ridgely Howe • Virginia Allison Haywood ft Anita Loving Lewis ft Laura Graves Howell ft Lucy Gordan leffers Mary F. Hazelton • Alice E. M< H.- Nancy Kegley Jenkins ft lean Black Jennings Burnett Ann Pickard McCarry ftAnne Bundy Lewis Number in Class: 87 lane Hill * Louise Corrigan Jordan Lucy Parton Miller ftElizabeth Lewis Lewis Number oi Donors: 56 Shirley Nalley Irving * Ruth Harman Keiser • Martha Jean Brooks Miller ftElizabeth Hanger Lippincott Percentage oi Participation: 64% ft Rosemary Bjorge lohnson Narcissa Dillard Kelley ftKatherine Mary White Miller ft lane Taylor Lowell Total Class Dollars: $23,730 Estes Johnston * Sarah Tarns Kreker Helen Cornwell |ones ^Elizabeth Doucett Neill • Genevieve Mundy Lyttle ft lamce Wiley Adams • * Martha Fuller Leys ftMargaret Dowell Kearnev ft Lossie Taylor Noell ftjulia Groves Martin • Shirley Haywood Alexander ftSuzette Boutell McLeod Mariana Bush King ftAnne Gayle O'Beirne • Irene Mitchell Moore ft Helen Walton Andrae • ftlulia Gray Saunders Michaux ftAnne Borough O'Connor Margaret Preston Moore Emma Glass Beasley ftCornelia Chalkley Kittler ftGertrude Robertson Midlen' ftAngela Cardamone O'Donnell ft Dorothy Myers Morehead ftlanet MacFarlan Bergmann Charlotte Knox Lane *|anet Trosch Moulton ftMary Scully Olney ftGrace Bugg Muller-Thym ftFrances Bailey Brooke • Eleanor Snow Lea ftAnn N. B. Parks ft Barbara Thompson Parker ft Lindsay Crumpler Nolting Dorothy Gilbert Browne • Maria Burroughs Livingston • ftMary ludd Patton ft Barbara Searles Parrett ft Shirley Hauseman Nordhem •Mary Housel Carr Jane Bush Long ftMary Welles Pearson Helen Platten ft Edna Syska Peltier • Barbara Derr Chenoweth • Beth Thomas Mason * Eleanor Wallace Price ftMargaret Craighill Price ftAnn Hauslein Potterfield Mildred Pharr Clark ft Marion Daudt McBride Elizabeth Perkins Prothro * ftWilma Cavett Records Florence Cillem Pressly Virginia Guild Colmore • Margaret Katterjohn McCollom Katharine Porter Read ftEmory Hill Rex ftEloise English Rankin • Florence Caven Crosnoe • Anne Burr McDermott ft Marion Mann Roberts ft Louise Lembeck Reydel ftAnn Morrison Reams • Susan Gibson Davenport • Elizabeth Gockley Mclellan * Yvonne Leggett Sanford McNeil* ft Linda Boyle Richardson ft Nancy Davis Reynolds • Marjorie Thaden Davis • Lois Fernley ft lean Oliver Sartor loan De Vore Roth ftSally Walke Rogers ftlsabelle Franke DeGraaf Mildred Moon Montague ftMary Barge Schroder ft Marion Webb Shaw ft Frances Meek Rowe ftMary Talcott Dodson • Muriel Barrows Neall ftFayth Mueller Shirkey Partrick Newton Eunice Foss Sneed ftjeanne Buzby Runkle ft Maud Tucker Drane • Louise ^Catherine Lawder Stephenson ftGertrude Marill Stanchfield Mary Moore Rutherfoord ftlanet Forbush Fead • Dorothy Campbell O'Connor ft lean McKenney Stoddard ftLillian Fowlkes Taylor Nathalie M. Ryan Genevieve Marsh Fisher • lean Tyree Oseth ft Lois Lear Stoops Sanford ftCarrington Lancaster ft Charlotte Davenport Turtle • Helen J. ft Moselle Worsley Fletcher Pasco Katharine Bonsall Strong * ftjudith Davidson Walker ftGloria Sanderson Sartor ftSarah Tomlinson Foscue • Florence Merrill Pilkinton * Elsie Day Sutherlin ft Helen Gwinn Wallace ft Douglas Woods Sprunt ftElinor Wilson Gammon • Polly Poe Richmond * Nancy Catch Svien Roberts ftCaroline Des Granges Wallis ftjeanne Sawyer Stanwood ft Lillian Williams Grymes • Betty Frantz ftAnne Benedict Swain ftSarahEsler Walters ftlessieMarr Strahman ft Elizabeth Cumnock Gunn • Ruth Mealand Schwartz Janet D. Thorpe * ftElizabeth Lancaster Washburn Virginia Wilkinson Swanson • Vesta Murray Haselden • Estelle F. Sinclaire * Patricia Balz Vincent ft Barbara Holman Whitcomb ft Ruth Jacquot Tempest • Imogen Brock Hawley Helen W. Taylor * Anna Davies Volwiler McClintock Templeton ft Helen Littleton White ft Betsy Gilmer Tremain • Harriet Daniel Herd Ellen ft Jean Moore von Sternberg ftOlivia Rhodes Woodin ftPattie Early Trippet •Virginia Heizer Hickenlooper • Evelyn Williams Turnbull ft lee Montague Watts Marietta Solon Woolverton ftSally Schall Van Allen •Marion Fuller Kellogg Irene Vongehr Vincent* ftMargaret Ballard Whitehurst ft Barbara Nevens Young • Edith Brainerd Walter • Kate Sulzberger Levi ftAnne Conant Weaver * Eleanor Claflin Williams ftMargaret Gearing Wickham • Elizabeth Lockett Lord • Emory Gill Williams ftLillian Willis Neely ftjoanne Oberkirch Willis •lane Gregory Marrow • Louise Pugh Worthing Shirley Woodard Jones • Florence Bagley Witt losephine Sutton McCandlish • Helen Patton Wright ft Lottie Lewis Woollen Number in Class: 100 Cynthia Noland Young • Dorothy Malone Yates • Anne Old Mercer 77 ftMary Mahan Zimmerman Number oi Donors: •Marion Mundy Young Lucy Taliaferro Nickerson • Percentage of Participation: 77% •Carolyn Staman Ogilvie Total Class Dollars: $36,513 • Ida Todman Pierce Number in Class: 94 ft Daphne Withington Adams ft Ruth Pfingsten Polster Number oi Donors: 69 ft Eugenia Burnett Aftel Number in Class: 100 • Kitty Corbett Powell oi Donors: 74 Percentage oi Participation: 73% ftMarion Robbins Alexander Number Anne Warriner Prince Percentage oi Participation: Total Class Dollars: $27,523 ft Diana Stout Allen 74% • Louisa Grace Prince Total Dollars: ft Patricia Sorensen Ackard ftMargaret Cunningham Allen Class $77,200 • Barbara Cross Reese * Helen Carmine Barber Mary Alice Bennett Baumberger Sara Bryan Allen *ElizabelhWillcox Riddle Louise Woodruff Angst * Doris Albray Bardusch Beatrice Brown Borden • Elizabeth Burks Ridenhour

# Donor tor past five years • Deceased 19 9 7-1998 ROLL

* Brooks Barnes * Martha Williams Alday * Emily Schuber Carr* *|eanne Turney Benjamin * Norma Bradley Arnold 98 Frances Ulmer Conley aSMuriel Grymes Blumenlhal * Martha Rugeley Bachman Number in Class: 84 Number in Class: 101 lulia Holt Coyle Letitia Ord Bonbright *Mary Newell Baird Number oi Donors: 68 Number oi Donors: bl Laura Grogan Crane r «Eitie Siegling Bowers * Dorothy Tobin Baldwin Percentage oi Participation Percentage oi Participation: 60% ^Frances Gardner Curtis as Anne Mclunkin Briber * Sydney Holmes Bales Total Class Dollars: Si'-, 831 Total Class Dollars: $48,899 asElizabeth Ripley Davey * Virginia White Brinton * Louise Smith Barry Elaine Krause Anderson Catherine Brooks Augustine *Katherine Munter Derr * Pauline Hudson Brown &Sally Skinner Behnke Man, Svmes Anderson Marguerite Emmert Baldwin *|oan McCoy Edmonds asCynthia Smith Brutzman * Elisabeth Vaughan Bishop ^Catherine Price Bass * Lucy-Charles Jones Bendall * Elizabeth Weil Fisher Frances Simmons Byerly * Dorothy Beuttell Blakeman *Lile Tucker Bell * Sarah Bubb Bruch 98 Mary McGuire Gilliam

* Fay Martin Chandler #Mary Anderson Bowley * Audrey T. Berts* 9SEdwina Young Call Judith Burnett Halsey *Carol Tanner Cover ]ane Williams Bradley Sadie Allen Blackburn Jane Pickens Church asMargaret Dawson Hellyer * Primrose Johnston Craven ^Carlisle Morrissett Branch *Edilh Page Gill Breakell * Eleanor Myers Cole Frieda Manley Hutchinson &Chesley lohnson Dale-Arnurius *Ann Seguin Britt Betsy Smyth Brown *Louise Wilbourn Collier Elizabeth Newell lohns *Betty Emerick Dethlefs Anne Bowen Broadus afcMary Traugott Brown Flora Cameron Crichton asShirley Levis Johnson

* Margaret Swindell Dickerman ^Mildred Faulconer Bryant as Hilda HudeChapin Marilyn Hannah Crocker asGloria Gamble Jones * Nancy Pingree Drake * Alice Lancaster Buck asLeila Barnes Cheatham afcCarolyn Conley Danley Virginia King Pauline Boswell Fosdick Mildred Littleford Camm afcAnne Macfarlane Clark * Rosemary Ashby Dashiell aSAnn Colston Leonard *Bonilee Key Garrett afcMurrell Rickards Chadsey * Alice Edwards Davenport afcAnne Hill Edwards *Sara McMullen Lindsey * Nancy lameson Class * Anita Lippitt Clay as Ann Parsons Davis * Elaine lohnson Edwards *Caral Blanton McCord as Barbara lones Hale * Betty Farinholt Cockrill * Elizabeth Healy Downing * Jessie Strickland Elcock Mary Jones McGehee Harriette Morris Haller *Phyllis Tenney Dowd * Virginia Decker Dudley Helen Graeff Ellerman #Aimee Des Pland McGirt *|ane Hardy Harris Cecile Waterman Essrig as Elizabeth Avery Dull Anne Stubbs Fitzsimmons *|ean C. Old

SNancy Bean Hector asSarah Norman Faulconer as Jane Spiegel Eakin *Mary Vinton Fleming * Katharine Weisiger Osborne *Mary Wheeler Hilliard * Alice lohnson Fessenden afcjean Ridler Fahrenbach loan Berend Gordon * Meredith Slane Person * Betty-Potter Kinne Hillyer as Virginia Watts Fournier * Leila Burnett Felker ^Catherine Smart Grier * Barbara Golden Pound * Esther |ett Holland * Elizabeth Williams Gookin * Joyce Livermore Foust * Emily Albert Hanahan as Jean Ferrier Ramsay * Marguerite F. Hume Anne Woods Guzzardi Harriet Willcox Gearhart afcSarah McDuffie Hardaway * Margaret W. Redfern Byrd Smith Hunter *PersisLadd Herald Ann Gladney Gibson *Mary Holland Hardin Mary McDuffie Redmond * Dolores Cheatham lames Carol Myers Hunter *Martha Holton Glesser Elizabeth Gurley Hewson « Isabel Zulick Rhoads lean Latham |ones *Marian Shanley lacobs * Elizabeth Gray Gray Mary Taylor Hollowell Mary Hudgins Rice *Katherine Doar lones *|ean Ryan Kehl * Evelyn Dillard Grones* &Anne Stuckle Houston *Susan Van Cleve Riehl SiLucy Kiker lones &Marjorie Willetts Maiden Margaret Mueller Haldeman *Wistar Watts King Elizabeth Gates Rogers Ruth Willis Leaman & Emily Wilkins Mason * Harriet Hazen Harnack *|ean Pollard Kline * Patricia Hassler Schuber

^Catharine Bracher Leggett * Martha Hoffman McCoy as Joanne Morgan Hartman &Mary Evans Landrum as Eleanor Bosworth Shannon

*Anne Noyes Lewis aslane Rice McPherson wMildred Carothers Healy 98 Helen Murchison Lane *Anne Kleeman Sites & Dorothy Campbell Maher * Ellen Duval Miller #Mary Frye Hemphill Ann Farr Lewis *Martha C. Smith ^Valerie lones Materne & Marion Saunders Montgomery 9$ Anna Mary Chidester Heywood * Margaret Sibley Lewis *Suzette Morton Sorenson aSCIare Eager Matthai lanet Staples Munt * Irene McDonnell Hill * Elinor Clement Littleton Evelyn White Spearman

Caroline Miller McClintock &|ean Blanton Murphy $ Julia Mills Jacobsen * Louisa B. Lloyd aWenllian lenkins Stallings Patricia Robineau McCulloch * Ernestine White Murrav as Anne Dickson Jordan * Beatrice Dingwell Loos Linda McKoy Stewart *Jane Gregory Moore asSarah Hollerith Nietsch &Mary Haskins King Elizabeth Camlin Maher * Nan Hart Stone

AMary Christian Mulligan * Louise Konsberg Noll as Ann McLean Loomis *Palmour Holmes Mclntire Marie Holman Swayze ^Elizabeth Schmeisser Nelson as Mary King Oehmig * Frances Matton Luckett ^Charlotte Sprunt Murchison Bettie Golden Tyler

* Louise Moore Nelson * Harriett Tavenner Owens as Antoinette LeBris Maynard * Juliette Rollins Napier * Margaret White Van Buren Perkins *NancyMcVay O'Neill as Hannah Mallory & Alice Nicolson Mcllvaine lulia lerman Neal *Suzanne Fitzgerald Van Home Ann Jacobs Pakradooni as Margaret Eggers Perry Sarah Temple Moore * Betty Ann Bass Norris *Ann Marshall Whitley ^Frances Gregg Petersmeyer a$ Virginia Noyes Pillsbury asDaleSayler Morgan Bowdre Budd Poer *Cecil Butler Williams Harriet Pullen Phillips ^Catherine Tift Porter Jane Clarke Morrow Hallie Nixon Powell Margaret Bromberg Williams

&Rozelia Hazard Potter & Alice Hepburn Puleston as Rosemary Newby Mullen *Ellen Robbins Red

*Annabelle Forsch Prager Shirley Coombs Ramsour ^Margaret Swann Norris Judith Bailey Refo * Betty B. Preston as Ann Moore Remington Ann Richey Oliver Megare Thompson Robertson Number in Class: 122 *Mary Carter Richardson & Marguerite Brendlinger Robinson aiMia Hecht Owens SSMary Vandeventer Saunders Number oi Donors: //" Charlotte Garber Rudulph *Anne Hynson Rump asEllen Gilliam Perry ^Caroline Rudulph Sellers* Percentage oi Participation: 96% *Mary Love Ferguson Sanders * Betty Van Dusen Samson Margaret Booth Pierce * Margaret Coffman Smith Total Class Dollars: $295,586 *Merriam Packard Sargent* ?; Muriel Abrash Schapiro * Elizabeth Hicks Pollak * Nancy Sanders Starr Tempe Kyser Adams Moselle Faulconer Scales as Frances Longino Schroder * Elizabeth Zulich Reuter Marjorie Selvage Stone &Kathryn Fulton Alston * Elizabeth Hall Schwartz as Margaret Gordon Seiler ^Caroline Parrish Seager Catherine Evans Stroud * Martha Garrison Anness *Marjorie Shugart Short Louise Hesson Shelburne * Frances EstesSeibels as Jean Carter Telford SAnnabell Brock Badrow ^Catherine Parker Silverman * Betty Haverty Smith * Esther Cunningham Shay * Leila McLaughlin Thompson * Martha Davis Barnes * Elizabeth Dichman Smith * Patricia Stickney Ruth Longmire Skelton * Bertha Lee Toole asHarriotte Bland Beckwith Mary Kinkle Sullivan * Virginia Burgess Struhsaker as Anne Walker Somerville* aslane Richardson Vieth Alice Butman Bellows lane Findlay Tate * Dorothy Denny Sutton as Alice Gearhart Stinson as Adeline lones Voorhees SfcSuzanne Hardy Benson Mary Law Taylor' *Paulett LongTaggart * Barbara Bourke Stovall #)oan Darby West Indiana Lindsay Bilisolv as Suzanne Douglas Terry Matherine Mensing Teitgen a&Mary Herbert Taylor Ellen Thackray Wilson Constance Tunnell Bond* * Frances Taylor Trigg Hazel Fellner Turtle as|eanne Skerry Tepe asAriana lones Wittke &Susan lackson Burns $Anne Williams Tulev * Barbara Clark Utley & Isabel Gaylord Thompson * Virginia Q. Wynn *Julia Blakey Butler * Peggy Roudin Weinberger *Martha Falk Vallery * Ellen Dodson Wightman &Martha Mansfield Clement afcjanice Fitzgerald Wellons as Marx Walker Van de Water* aSEIIen Gray Wilson as Virginia Skeppstrom Cline '•.'Karen Kniskern White aSSIoan Hawkins Ward * Helen Davis Wohlers Number in Class: 102 9S Constance V. Conover * Fayette McDowell Willed * Patricia Whitaker Waters Phoebe Sweney Woolley Number oi Donors: 55 Wrginia Pekor Culpepper *Mary Steiger Wingerd *HelenGravattWatt * Amanda Parsley Worth Sylvia Saunders Davis Breese Percentage oi Panicipation: 54% * Mabel Wellinghoff * Betty Cocke Wrig hi Total Class Dollars: $19,001 Joyce Raley Debergh #MarJorie Woods Williamson* asMargaret lones Wyllie Catharine Doolin Dickey afcMimi Etheridge Wood * Lucinda Converse Ash Number in Class: 104 SfcClosey Faulkner Dickev *Helen Cantey Woodbridge * Elaine Davis Blackford Number of Donors ^Martha Shmidheiser DuBarry ftMarthalyn Rushing Yocum as Nana Alexander Blanev Percentile or Part/i ipation: 76% Rucker Ellett Mary Braden Young asCatharine Fitzgerald Booker ^Marguerite Dollar-. ' Total Class J *Anne Lile Bow den Nancy Moses Eubanks

* Eleanor Goodspeed Mabofl * Xl.ina lui ker Bouerfind asCarolyn Irvine Forbes

• Donor lofpjsi five yean De eased 19 97-1!? 3 8 HONOR ROLL OF

as Ann Paxson Gail* SSAnn Rowland Tuck ^Margaret Towers Talman Beverly Benson Seamans *Anne Sinshei Iwoln Jeanne Morrell Carlington ^Margaret Addinglon *|eanG. laylot i i, i, * | Chloe Mason Smith

Constance Hancock Cetman *Ann Samford Upchun h' *Anne Bush Train *Lola Steele Shepherd i Slimpson

* Elizabeth C. Gibson * Virginia Wurzbach Vardy *Zola Garrison w ire Louise Streeter Smith *Ann Sheldon rayloi

*Wayne Stokes Goodall Evalena Sharp Vidal &Julia Baldwin V WCora Morningstar Spiller *|oan Vail rhorne JsElizabeth Anderson Correll »;lievs Pratt Wallace afcMary Stevens Webb Ann Preslon Vick Carol Rolston Toulmin

lane Ransom Gray Malloy Wright Warren *Ann Eustis Weimer Elizabeth Markgral Waring ^Ursula Reimer Van Anil.i ^Elizabeth Gregory lenny Bechtel Smith White Whyte # Joyce White •Vim ) Storey White * Naomi Sirna Waldstein #Anne Ryland Ricks Griffin * Elizabeth Plunkett Williams *|oan McCarthy Whiteman #Kay Leroy Wing Bett\ bourn & Marion Bower Harrison Sally Smith Williams Roselise Holmes Wilkinson &Susan Tucker Yankee i \' Patricia Goldin Harrsch * Betty Leffel Wingate * Nancy lones Worcester Virginia Mann York Rosalie Barringer Wornham Elma Lile Hartmann * Helen Pender Withers *Jane Lewis Zollicotfer *AnnBenel V Avery Draughon Helm * Dorothy Wallace Wood

*Mayde Ludington Henningsen •j lane Miller Wright Number in eh*. 122 #EveGodchaux Hirsch Number 74 Mary Humphries Hook of Donors: Number in Class: 105 Number in Class: 130 Percentage or Partii ipation: bi".\ Number of Donors: ^Elinor Taylor Hough 73 \umber of Donors: 80 Number in Class: 84 Total Class Dollars: Percentage ipation: 3sRuth Faulkner Howe $17,297 ol Partit 70% Percentage of Participation

Number oi Donors: 68 as Ann Belser Asher Total ( lass Dollars: Total Class Dollars $3i *|ane Taylor Ix > Percentage of Participation: 81% * Nancy Thompson Baker *Carolyn Sample Abshire Marjorie * Murray Armstrong lames Levine Abrams Total Class Dollars: $47,425 *Anne McNeer Blanken Motter Andersen ^Catherine Vance Johns SJoan Phoebe DeFoe Adams * Alberta Pew Baker as Mary Morris Gamble Booth Patricia A. Barton ^Cynthia Balch Barns * Patricia Damron |oy $Mary Fran Brown Ballard Fh/abeth While Bradley *Mona Wilson Beard losephine Bierhaus Bett\ Warner Keith Barrow' ^Marilyn Hopkins Bamborough &Mary Dame Stubbs Broad Anne Fletcher Bedford *Clara McDonald & Nancy Vaughn Kelly Bass *Ann Henderson Bannard Edith Tanner Broughton Sally Anderson Rosemary Gugert Kennedy Bernays Nell Orand Beck ^Patricia Levi Barnett *Mary Lanman Brown *Jean Randolph Bruns Barbara Baker Bird sslane lohnson Kent 3S Katharine Hart Belew *Anne Estill Campbell asGrace Cosier Buchignani Pauline Wells Bolton Anne Street Lautz Êlizabeth Wellford Bennett •1 m\ kreusler Carey Marie Ironmonger Bundy *Ruth Edgerton Boyer * Elizabeth Bramham Lee * Patricia Brown Boyer asJaneMunnerlyn Carter Mary Pierce Clark *Grace Wallace Brown * Judith Perkins Llewellyn ^Catherine Barnett Brown Dorothy Montague Cholnoky Estill Coleman SMartha Skinner Logan Modes Elizabeth Wilder Cady *Walter H. Brown H'49 Julia FreelsChwalik Ruth Clarkson Costello aeMary Miller Carroll •;Mary |ane Luke SS Ann-Barrett Holmes Bryan as Anne Peyton Cooper *Joan St. John Curtner Donna Robinson Cart *|o Vestal Lyon * as Anne Fiery Bryan * Deborah Freeman Cooper SJanet Broman Dingle * Jacqueline Razook Chamandy * Margaret Sheffield Martin * Ellen Ramsay Clark Margaret Murchison Corse *JulieMicou Eastwood * Nancy Hamel Clark Nam y Snider Martin Sally Searle Clarke * Carolyn Tynes Cowan &Mary Eriksen Ertman Sally Fishburn Crockett * Constance Somervell Matter * w Elizabeth Ruth Cleaver * Bonnie Loyd Crane * Patricia Lynas Ford Polly Plumb deButts * Faith Mattison Elisabeth Corddry Diana G. Dent as Joanne Williams Eraser *Keir Henley Donaldson Anne McCaffrey McBrian * Alice Dahm Crane Cynthia Ellis Dunn Carla Creny Freed as Anne Forster «Maddin Lupton McCallie de Dooley Nancy Frantz Davies $Mary Berkeley Fergusson Patricia Carlin Friese Mary Marshall Dyke Mary Barbour McCrea * * *SallieLegg DeMartine *Sally Bianchi Foster Ann Mountcastle Gamble *Grace DeLong Einsel Matherine Berthier McKelway* Mary Geer DiRaddo ^Caroline Bailey Fritzinger Margaret Works Gibbs Harriet Thayer Elder ^Claudia Antrim McKenna * $Vidmer Megginson Downing Genevieve Hammel Geer afcSuzanne Lockley Glad Eulalie McFall Fenhagen Phyllis Thorpe Miller ^Carolyn Cannady Evans Katherine Lang Gibson * Lucy Regester Goode asGrace Jones Fishel * Elvira Whitehead Morse Frances Pope Evans Mlisabeth Elmore Gilleland Angie Vaughan Halliday Patricia Ruppert Flanders *Ann Porter Mullen as June Eager Finney &Ellen Wilkerson Given $Mary French Halliday Edith Marsh Fonda * Diane King Nelson $Mary Hancock Fritzsche *JoGulick Grant *Ann Petesch Hazzard Pride Binger Forney * Patricia Smith Nelson * Elizabeth Dershuck Gay * Nancy Franklin Hall *|ean Stapleton Hellier *Joanne O'Malley Foster J8|ane Shoesmith Newcomb *Katherine Veasey Goodwin *Sarah Easter Henderson Dorothy Marks Herbruck asCynthia A. Fowle *Westray Boyce Nicholas * * Alice Trout Hagan Betsey Sawyer Hodges *Helen Stanley Hollifield Evelyn Lane Fozzard * Patricia lenney Nielsen Êlizabeth Trueheart Harris Henrietta Hill Hubbard Susan Ostrander Hood Sally M. Gearhart *|osephine Neal Peregrine ^Margaret Hodges Hill * Ellen Warner Hudson aSSusan Taylor Hubbard &Mary Ford Gilchrist Êlizabeth Graves Perkinson *Carolyn Aubrey Humphries Fanchon Lewis lackson * Louise Coleman Jones * Donna Reese Godwin * Emily Lottis Peters Sarah Strickland lohnson &Nancy Carter Jewell Margaret Fitzsimons Jones * Laura Radford Goley *Ardis Fratus Porter Catharine Hardwick lohnston Sally Lane lohnson loan Kuehnle Kaufman Catherine Yerkes Grant Êlizabeth Kernan Quigley *Ann Doar Jones Nell Greening Keen asGeorgia Dreisbach Kegley *BrigitteC. H.Guttstadt * Betty lohnson Ragland * Emily Pruitt Jones * Elizabeth Todd Landen *Sue Taylor Lilley Mary Gesler Hanson lleana Garcia Ramirez de *|acquelin lacobs Leffers ^Margaret Gee Lawes Katharine Phinizy Mackie Margaret Nelson Harding Arellano * Krebs Liversage Elsie Landram Layton &Monna Simpson MacLellan Nancy Laemmel Hartmann McCall Henderson Revercomb *June * * Polly Plummer Mackie Sarah Webb Lent Martha Staley Marks' * Cornelia Dumas Herff * Elizabeth Hooks Richards * Julia Easley Mak * Dorothy Wood Letts Joan Cansler Marshall afcMary Barcus Hunter * Helen McKemie Riddle *Mary Virginia Grigsby Mallett *Miriam Wyse Linsky asjoan Widau Marshall *Mary Bailey Izard * Frances L. Robb *Sue Corning Mann Virginia Page Love Êugenia Ellis Mason aSGinger Dreyfus Karren Sylvia Schively Robertshaw' * asMarie Musgrove McCrone *Peachey Lillard Manning Lois Aitken McRoberts * Martha Legg Katz &Mary Barrett Robertson ^Caroline Casey McGehee *|oan TeetorMarder *RuthOddy Meyer *Anne Hoagland Kelsey luanita Minchew Robinson &Fredda Duncombe Millard Barbara Favill Marshall asjoan Hess Michel Carroll Morgan Legge $ Audrey Lahman Rosselot Martha Query Odell Êlizabeth Hutchens McCaleb *Mary Street Montague S? Virginia Sheaff Liddel * Patricia Traugott Rouse &Mary Booth Parker Nancy Day McCammond &Jane C. Moorefield *BettyMundy Littrell * Elizabeth Beltz Rowe * Barbara Sloan Pearsall Joan Livingston McFall * Myrtle Alston Mott * Nancy Morrow Lovell * Betty lackson Ryan Ruth Garrett Preucel Mary Roberts Mellow * Frances Browder Nibley * Edith Bell Lyon *Ann Orr Savage ^Catherine Cox Reynolds Sydney Overstreet Meredith Nancy Keen Butterworth Palmer #|ean Caldwell Marchant * Beatrice Backer Simpson Lindsay Coon Robinson Louise P. Moore & Ruth Magee Peterson ^Suzanne Bassewitz Mentzinger ^Caroline Haskell Simpson * & Patricia Davin Robinson Ann Green Pangels Janet Johnston Phillips ^Katharine Shaw Minton Marjorie Smith Smithey & Dorothy Rouse-Bottom asMarie Gilliam Park as Mary Kraus Pierson * Leila Booth Morris & Eleanor Potts Snodgrass * Lucie Wood Saunders * Patricia Owens Purvis Margaret Seaman Pinkos lane Carter Ogburn * Helen Elliott Sockwell Alice Dulaney Sheridan Yvonne Worley Randall * Audrey Breitinger Post &Jane Ramsay Olmsted *Sara Davis Spencer * * Margaret Lawrence Simmons Catharine Clark Rasmussen Nancy Pesek Rasenberger *Mildred O'Neal Palmer Effie Gray Starck ^Carter Van Deventer Slatery * Edith Brooke Robertson Mary Semple Riis * Joanne Holbrook Patton Pamela Terry Stoutenburgh Marcia Fowler Smiley* "^Virginia Luscombe Rogers * Doris Brody Rosen Norma Jansen Phalen Elizabeth Wallace Tenney *Gratia Boice Smith * Patricia Halloran Salvador! * Margery Davidson Rucker * Louise Kelly Pumpelly seMartha Owen Thatcher Margaret Cromwell Taliaferro Margaret Craig Sanders aeDiane Richmond Simpson *|oan Stewart Rank Tate McArthur Todd *

' Deceased -19 9 8 ROLL DONOR

Nancy Messick Ray * Nan Locke Rosa *Louise Aubrey McFarland Frederika Merriman Naylor *Lucy Blanton Park Ann Trumbore Ream Virginia Dunlap Shelton *Anne Maury Miller *|udy Trevor Nettles Allison Boykin Parsons

*Peggy Moore Ripley * Jane Collins Sjoberg * Nancy P. Moody is Patricia Kilmer Norris Elizabeth Parker Paul Mary Boyd Ronald Carolyn Smith *Vaughan Inge Morrissette *Susanna Bernard Odence Paula Purse Pointer

#)ane Russo Sheehan Carolyn Tolbert Smith * Lamar Ellis Oglesby * Helen Addington Passano &Mary Ann Hicklm Quarngesser Ann Whirtingham Smith *Anne Green Stone *Kay McLaughlin Patrick *RenisSiner Paton *|ane Eiser Rather * Frances Street Smith * Betty Behlen Stone *Anne Allen Pflugfelder * Lucretia Crater Pearse * Betty Forbes Rayburn *Charlotte Snead Stifel ^Virginia Hudson Toone &Sally Gammon Plummer * Kathleen Peeples Pendleton * Barbara Collis Rodes * Louise Warfield Stump *Carol Exnicios Tucker Magdalen Andrews Poff* *Gretchen Armstrong Redmond *Gary Maxwell Rousseau *Mary Kimball Temple Constance Werly Wakelee *Margaret Morris Powell Clara Pfeiffer Rodes Kathryn Smith Schauer * Patricia Beach Thompson ^Patricia Tighe Walden M,ir\ Barber Read * Elizabeth Miller Sayler * lanet Monroe Schumann *|ane Roseberry Tolleson lane Weslbrook Katherine Willcox Reiland Burney Parrott Sheeks * Barbara Bradshaw Sedgwick Catherine Kinnear Train Betty Bentsen Winn * Margaret Ewart Riter Nancy Anderson Shepard A Anne lacobson Shramko Carolyn Black Underwood *Edith Norman Wombwell *Anne Davis Roane * Frances Bell Shepherd &Sarah Garrison Skidmore Mary Grate Warren *Anne Joyce Wyman *Ann Venable Rogers Barbara Telfer Thompson Ann Tierney Smith

Alice Stansbury White * Jacqueline Lowe Young *Cynthia Sinclair Rutherford * Newel I Bryan Tozzer * Nancy Salisbury Spencer Trask Wood * Margaret Hobbs Shaw Mary Murray Trussell *|ane Street Steele I janis Thomas Zeanah ^Margaret Lotterhos Smith * Margaret West Valentine Byrd Stone"

^Cornelia Perkins Zinsser Ruth Sanders Smith * Betty Byrne Gill Ware * Nancy St. Clair Talley Number in Class: 122 *Bette Smith Stamats Jane Feltus Welch Leila Thompson Taratus Number oi Donors: 84 * Margaret lones Steuart AJane Dildy Williams * Sarah Sharp Taylor Percentage oi Participation: 69% *Hattie Hughes Stone AEmily Coxe Winburn Gretchen Stauffer Torres Number in Class: 116 Total Class Dollars: $73,002 *Ann Collins Teachout ACamille Williams Yow *Carolyn Dickinson Tynes Number of Donors: 70 * Louise Brandes Abdullah *Ann May Via * Dorothy Urner Percentage oi Participation: 60% * Betty Orr Atkinson * Barbara Chase Webber & Marguerite Geer Wellborn Total Class Dollars: $81,068 Jeanne Stoddart Barends *]ane Henley Zahner Ann Rowell White Katherine Amsden * Merrill Underwood Barringer Number in Class: 131 * Nancy Campbell Zivley Elizabeth Hodgin Williams &Harriette Hodges Andrews *Mary Bowns Bell Number oi Donors: 79 * loan Broman Wright *Nancy Bomar Andrews *Joan Potter Bickel Percentage oi Participation: 60% Sloyce Lenz Young Florence Pye Apy Eliza Lloyd Biederman Total Class Dollars: $13,769 * Eleanor Johnson Ashby *|o Nelson Booze Number in Class: 116 AAnn Greer Adams Eleanor Hirsch Baer £ Beverly Smith Bragg Number oi Donors: 69 Sally Whittier Adams Elizabeth Moore Baker *Anne C. Brooke Percentage of Participation: 60% Peggy Pattillo Beckham *SallieGayleBeck *Shirley Poulson Broyles Total Class Dollars: $23,550 A Laura Hailey Bowen Number in Class: 129 Mary Littlejohn Belser #Sarah M. Bumbaugh Elizabeth Harrison Austin Elizabeth Pierce Bradshaw Number oi Donors: 83 * Janet Martin Birney *Ann Walsh Cahouet * Ethel Green Banta Pryde Brown Percentage of Participation: 64% Lisbeth Gibson Brooks *Mary Noble Caperton *Gail Davidson Bazzarre ^Frances Gilbert Browne Total Class Dollars: $66,120 * Patsy Phillips Brown *|udith R. Catlin *Kathryn Beard loan Phelps Burkett Susan Ragland Abrahamson

*Anne Elliott Caskie * Nancy H. Cornwall Marcia Rhodes Berglund ^Frances Shannonhouse Clardv Nancy Crone Adams

Mary E. Cave * Faith Rahmer Croker * Patricia McClay Boggs *Jane Black Clark Judith Ruffin Anderson Janet Hamilburg Churchill ^Barbara Wilson Daniell ss Phyllis Herndon Brissenden ^Barbara Darnall Clinton Susannah Newlin Archinal *Kirkland Tucker Clarkson *Mary Hitchcock Davis Catherine Cage Bruns *Louisa Hunt Coker * Carolyn Scott Arnold

Martha Moore Cuenod * Barbara P. Day Chase Lane Bruns Louise Galleher Coldwell *Marjorie Whitson Aude

#Ann King Dietrich *Ruth Frye Deaton & Martha Hedeman Buckingham Harriet Y. Cooper *Nancy Godwin Baldwin Jeanne Duff * Margaret Mohlman Degler *Susan Hayward Collins Katherine Kindred Decker Nancy Neighbors Becker #Jane Yoe Duggan *PageCroyder Diehl loan Kells Cook * Susan Clay Disharoon Barbara Denton Berlage Caroline Miller Ewing #Ann Thomas Donohue ^Shirley Sutlift Cooper Mary Major Duncan *Kay Diane Moore Bowles Catherine Guerrant Fields Elizabeth Walker Dykes Mary Simpson Daugette LeRae Hehl Dwight *Sydney Graham Brady * Dorothea M. Fuller Alexes Ogilvie Echols Diane Johnson DeCamp Marlene Etienne Engdahl * Joanne Raines Brinkley *Sara Ironmonger Greer Joan Chamberlain Engelsman *Elise Wachenfeld de Papp ANancie Howe Entenmann Virginia Weed Browne *Mary Kimball Grier *Mary Jane Roos Fenn Cary Fox Fisher A Helen Wolfe Evans *Mary Landon Smith Brugh Mary Stagg Hamblett* *Susan Bassett Finnegan * Isabel Anderson Fitzgerald AJoan Fisch Gallivan *Ruth Ellen Green Calhoun *Dale Hutter Harris &Mary Ann Robb Freer ^Carolyn Cooper Gates *Ellen Bordley Cibbs * Elaine Kimball Carleton * Elisabeth Wallace Hartman ^Caroline Chobot Garner *Anne Kilby Gilhuly Louise Mandeville Grant * Catharine Spessard Cooper *Ann Leonard Hodges Marion Brice Griffey Kathleen Button Ginn A Evelyn Christison Gregory *Page Phelps Coulter Marilyn Wellborn Hopper Margaret Van Peenen Grimes Nancy Douthat Goss * Lottie Lipscomb Guttry *Mary Stoll Cross * Nancy Ord Jackson *Anne Sheffield Hale & Virginia Chamblin Greene *Mary Koonz Gynn *Carol Turner Crosthwait *Mary Sexton Jones *Doreen Booth Hamilton wDianne Verney Greenway Dorothy Candler Hamilton &Nannette McBurney Crowdus *Martha Black lordan *)oy Bennett Hartshorn Laurie Godfrey Gregory Katherine G. Harrison *|aquelin Ambler Cusick *|ean Felty Kenny * Elizabeth Carper Hoffman Derrill Maybank Hagood Elizabeth Meade Hastings ^Charlotte Heuer de Serio lane Perry Liles Barbara Mathews Hoi ley *Constance Hill Hall Paula Burnum Hayes * Margaret Liebert Dobbins * Virginia Timmons Ludwick Page Anderson Hungerpiller *Metta Streit Halla Denny Dolan Henkel *|ane Campbell Englert * Alice Trilck McClements *|oan Anson Hurwit Jeanette Kennedy Hancock Anne Willis Hetlage lanet Pehl Ettele * Margaret Graves McClung Karen Looker Hyde *Lenora Fiducia Hartmann *lris Potteiger Hinchman Suzanne Gipson Farnham * Nancy M. McDonald * Vicky Toof Johnson Evelyn Sanders Haugen lanet Caldwell Irwin June Mills Fenner Cynthia Moorhead McNair *Dallis lohnson Jones * Barbara Plamp Hunt *Eve Altsheler lay Elaine Floyd Fisher Nancy Goldie McTaggart * Bruce Watts Krucke *Mary Amanda McThenia lodice & Rose Montgomery lohnston Carolyn Swift Fleming Eugenie Pieper Meredith *Ann Henry Lake * Barbara Garforth Jackson Karen Steinhardl Kirkbride &Carol McMurtry Fowler Ruth Courand Miller *Elisabeth Helm Lawson * Phyllis A. Joyner A Ella-Prince Trimmer Knox #Anne Gwinn Fox &|ane Dawson Mudwilder Marilyn Clark Leathers * Rebecca Faxon Knowles Gwen Hoffman Lamb Susan Smith Friend' Donna Anderson Mullens Martha Dabney Leclere * Diane Hunt Lawrence * Barbara Bernhard MacLea Sfejane Pinckney Hanahan * Kathleen Bailey Nager *Page Brydon Leslie *Anne Williams Manchester *Sally Hyde McMillin Barbara Baker Hart *NanE. O'Keeffe *Jean Morris Long Catherine Roberts McHaney Catherine Lotlerhos Mills * Dorothy Duncan Hodges * Isabel Grayson Parish Virginia Bramlett Lowrance *Petsy GautierMezey * Nancy Ettinger Minor * Betty Folmar Hunt *Olivia Cantey Patlon * Jerry Dreisbach Ludeke *Sue Lawton Mobley *Anne Carroll Mulholland * Margery Scott lohnson * June Arata Pickett *Nanci Hay Mahoney * Betty Sanford Molster * Helen Turner Murphy *|oan Lawson Kuhns Midge Chace Powell Meri Hodges Major Denny Williams Moore Corell Lauter Murray *Aileen H. Laing ^Caroline Moody Roberts * Elinor Vorys Matchneer Margaret Space Moore * Martha Clay Nichols Priscilla Bowdle Lamont *|osephine Wells Rodgers *Erlend Carlton McCaffree #Charlotte Orr Moores *Mary Thornton Oppenhimer &Nancy Fink Leeds *Mary Ann Mellen Root *Mary Lee McGinnis McClain *Lydia Plamp Mower * Norma Davis Owen ^Katharine Tilghman Lowe

# Donor for past five vearc • Deemed 1

-19 9 8 HONOR

sjfcChrishne Smith LoWT) Cornelia Bear Givhan *Mary Boyd Davis nan Blanc hard Elizabeth Haskell * Mack Julia T. Green *Beverlt>\ Birchfield Derian *Mollie McDonald 1 Helene Bauer Magruder *Winborne Leigh Hamlin Anne Fisher Duncklee #Ann Smith Bretscher Number in Class: 155 *Susan Elder Martin *Lvnn Prior Harrington * Elizabeth Space Dunn *Nina Wilkerson Bugg Number of Donors: 76 ASlella Moore McClintock *)oan Cabaniss Harrison Deborah Dunning * Isabel Ware Burch Percentage oi Participate i *Carter Donnan McDowell $ Marian Martin Harrison Lucy Frost Dunning Annie-Laurie Martin Carlton Total Class Dollars: $14 i *Thelma Houk McGrory *Susan Calhoun Heminu.n *Tabb Thornton Farinholt Nancy Beekman Carringer *Simone Aubry *Anne F. Melton Floride Buchanan Heyward *Susan Perry Farmer ice Wimbish Chalfant Marylee Matthews Bacharach * Betty Murden Michelson *lna Hamilton Houck ^Catherine Watjen Flemings *Anne Rienecke Clarke *Suzanne Seaman Berry *Mary Webb Miller June Berguido lames * Linda Knickerbocker Ford Elizabeth Quaile * Clement Annabel Pagan Blakey * Natalie Wittich Morrow *|ane Shipman Kuntz Gay Hart Gaines *)ane Ellis Covington * Louise Cobb Boggs *Sue Roth Olson Elizabeth Mears Kurtz *Jane Wheeler Garcia *LeeCullum Marjorie Hill Bradford *Cynthia Wilson Ottaway Linda McGuire Last * * Patricia Frawley Gates * Diana Muldaur Doziei *Elizabeth Bulkley Bl Virginia Marks Paget Virginia Tyson Lawrence Suzanne Hater Hambrick *Kathy Knox Ennis Beverly Ambler Bradshaw *Anna Chao Pai is Judith Graham Lewis *Ann Pegram Harris * Suzanne Styer Ericksen * Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss Helene Perry * Peggy Fossett Lodeesen *Ann B. Hearin Nancy Cornell Esposito * Margaret Wadman Cafasso *Elaine Newton Peters *Cornelia Long Matson Mary Payne Hester Maydelle Foster Fason *Anne Babson Carter * Eleanor lohnson Ponder Mvrna Godshall Maxfield Evelyn Moore Horton *Linda Sims Grady * Julia Johnson Chapin Ballard Monica Porter *Joan Baggs McKenzie Jo Dougherty Hottenstein *M. Keating Griffiss A Lucy Canary Church #Averala Paxton Poucher Dorothy * Woods McLeod Ann Gumaer Johnson Anita Perrin * Grymes Lynn Adams Clark *Carroll Weitzel Rners Dianne Chase Monroe *Anne Wimbish Kasanin Barbara Murphy * Hale Diana Nalley Coates Alice Barnes Robertson * Emma Coggeshall Nock *Carol Turnbull Kidd Dorothy Grant * Halmstad is Dale A. Cooper *Diana Robin *Mollie Archer Payne * Virginia MacKethan Kitchin Betty Forsyth Harris * *Judith Harris Cutting Wilson & Anne Rowe *Sara Gait Pollard *Cornelia Fitzgerald Lange *|anet Maynard Henderson Mary Kennedy Daly I nid Winkelman Sharpe is Eleanor Cain Pope *Jane Kroegar Larimore *Adrianne Massie Hill Holly Chaikowski Davis is Elaine Steele Shults ^Stephanie Butan Profaci Dorothy Moore Lawson Theodora Hill *Judith Rohrer Davis *Enid W. Slack Celia Loving Richeson *|udy Nevins LeHardy Renate Weickert Hixon & Winifred Storey Davis *Elynor Neblett Stephens Annette Tatlow Ritchie & Lucia Woods Lindley *Anne Catling Honey Celia Williams Dunn * Elizabeth McMahan Tolberl Mary Lineberger Roberts * Elizabeth Johnston Lipscomb &Jane Haldeman Hope Willia Fales Eckerberg *|ane Fitzgerald Treherne-Thomas *Anne A. Robinson & Elizabeth Meyerink Lord Elizabeth Meade Howard #Stuart Bohannon Evans |une Heard Wadsworth Mary Templeton Rountree * Valerie Stoddard Loring Jacqueline Mabie * Humphrey *Janna Staley Fitzgerald *|ane Best Wehland SfcRuth Frame Salzberg Marcia Brown Lyle Margaret Kistler Jackson Suzanne Carr Fitzgerald Louise Wallace Wilemon *Betty Phillips Sanford *Sandra Maddox H'59 Claiborne *Mary Johnston Marion Lucas Fleming Faye Rathgeber Willis E. Elaine Schuster Kathleen Mather Judith Cowen Jones * Barbara Childrey Fowler $Mary Anne Wilson le Mabel Garrard Seawright * Dorothy U If Mayer * Ellen Nichols Jump * Marion Mollz Funkhouser *Florence Barclay Winston * Dorothy Wyatt Shields Sorrel Mackall McElroy Gwen Speel Kaplan & Marie Pickering Grose *Diane Duffield Wood Elizabeth Gallo Skladal Sallie Armfield McMillion Dorothy * Barnwell Kerrison Penelope A. Harrison * Marguerite McDaniel Wood Elizabeth Smith Stone &|ane Jamison Messer Jane Riddle Lancaster Jane M. Hatcher Elizabeth Wilson Woodruff * Valeria Parker Storms Susan Taylor Montague *Ann Crowell Lemmon Helen Chapman Herring *Dagmar Halmagyi Yon *Mary Lane Bryan Sullivan Sarah Murdock Moore *Gail P. Lloyd * Louise Chapman Hoffman *Mary Taylor Swing Suzanne Pohl Moulton Ary Lotterhos Lyle * Elizabeth Pease Hopkins * Eleanor St. Clair Thorp Virginia Marchant Noyes * Deborah Lane Lyon *Marybelle L. Ilifr *Patronella Sykes Treadwell *Martha Bulkley O'Brien * Louise Jenkins Maybank Number in Class: 755 Sallie Small Johnson * Patricia Williams Twohy ^Courtney Gibson Pelley Carol Lord Mayo Number of Donors: 84 $Anne Smith Jones Lee Cooper van de Velde Êlizabeth Brawner Pittman Maline Gilbert McCalla Percentage of Participation: 54% *Anne Rogers Killefer *)ane Oxner Waring * Susan Hight Rountree *Marjorie McGraw McDonald Total Class Dollars: $45,767 *Anne Cone Liptzin Margaret Smith Warner *Meriweather Hagerty Rumrill Margot Saur Meyer * Sarah Austen Adams *Sara Finnegan Lycett *Langhorne Tuller Webster *Judith Wellon Sargent * Norma Patteson Mills *Cecile Dickson Banner * Nancy Coppedge Lynn Elizabeth Kemper Wharton * Sarah Mayfield Schreiner Margaret Cook Montgomery Roberta Nelson Bargamin Barbara Stanford Mason Louise Dunham Williams Prudence Sandifer Scott * Barbara Bowen Moore is Polly Benson-Brown Annabelle Ansley McCee *Dana Dewey Woody *Vivian Butler Scott Betsey Belisle Moreland Lee Brown Billingsley Anne Gregg Mclver * Elizabeth Duke Seaman Harriet Hurley Nelson Patricia Ashby Boesch *Carolyn Foster Meredith &Mary Todd Singh &Carol Barnard Ottenberg Julia Olive Craig Brooke* Patricia Stanton Meyer &Sara Beattie Sinkler * Elizabeth Few Penfield SSally Hamilton Moore Sally Kendall Bundv Number in Class: 143 Joann Derrickson Slights se Barbara Bell Peterson •ft Nell L. Morlidge * Marietta Eggleston Burleigh Number ot Donors: 92 ^Catherine Brownlee Smeltzer *Patricia Powell Pusey * Laura Conway Nason *EthelOgdenBurwell Percentage of Participation: 64% Karen McKenzie Smith ^Carolyn King Ratcliffe *Francisca Brackenridge Mary lohnson Campbell Total Class Dollars: $29,869 * Diane Doscher Spurdle * Ellen Pringle Read Adele Scott Caruthers *Jana Bekins Anderson Neumann Jacqueline * Hekma Stone Louise Winslert Richardson Emily Fitzhugh *Claire Cannon Christopher &Mary Handy Ballentine Ogden ^Patricia Davis Sutker Mary Laird Silvia *Lucy Israel Oliver * Edith Knapp Clark Jane Moore Banks Sandra La Staiti Sylvia * Susan Hendricks Slayman &Ann Prichard Pace * Alexandra Carpenter Cole * Karen Herschbach Bates Mary Taggard Taylor Êlizabeth Shwab Stephen *Marion Thorington Conover &Ann Young Bloom Beverly Ayers Peck Joanne Bossert * Thompson Jean Morris Stevenson *Chloe Lansdale Elizabeth Fairfield Creighton Barbara Sampson Borsch Pitard Patricia Coxe Ware * * Shirley Hayman Sudduth Sally Mathiasen Prince loan Black Davidson * Alice Cary Farmer Brown Barbara Lewis Weed *Grace E. Suttle Lucy Giles Richey * Betty Sivalls Davis * Julia Watts Buchanan Ramey Weimer &Cay Marianne Oliveri Svoboda Mary Cosby Rinehart #Shirley McCallum Davis * Elisabeth Chambers Burgess Êlizabeth Smith White Elizabeth Ball Thagard Dicksie Lee Waterhouse Sandifer *Carolyn Mclvor Dews * Patricia Chandler Burns Êlizabeth Colwill Wiegers Griselda Fages Theberge Faith Bull is Sebring « Beatrice Dodd * Ethel Bruner Campbell &Lizora Miller Yonce * Alice Jones Torbeft Êlizabeth Hutchins Sharland &Joan Lamparter Downs Judith Franklin Campbell Isa-Mary Lowe Ziegler * Sarah Underhill Viault *Sheila Haskell Smith Judith Kingman Driskell *Mary Cooke Carle &Jane Tatman Walker ^Caroline Birdsall Sory &Ann Plumb Duke * Martha Burnet Carlisle &Lura Coleman Wampler Patti Birge Spivey *Carol McClave Duncan *Rew Price Carne Suzanne Reitz Weinstein *Barbara Elliott Margaret Semmes Stavropoulos Eddins * Elsie Prichard Carter Number in Class: 145 * Dorothy C. Westby Lucinda Lowry Stein Mary Sample Edmonds * Judith Sorley Chalmers Number of Donors: 79 Jane Headstream Yerkes Carolyn * Virginia Lutz Stephen Dennis Fielding * Virginia Nassib Collett Percentage of Participation: 55% *PageMcFallZiebold *Ruth *Janet Cook Stephens MackieCabay Margaret Cook Total Class Dollars: $49,829 ^Mildred Newman Thayer Elizabeth Worrell Gallagher * Virginia Ramsey Crawford *Mary Dohs Acey *Jane Arensberg Thompson Elizabeth Moore Gardner Betsy Salisbury Creekmore wjudy Barnes Agnew Elizabeth Jones Turner * Nancy Hawbaker Gilbert * Sally Dobson Danforth Joanne Harrier Barker *Judith Atkins Wall

* Donor for past five years ' Deceased -19 9 8 ROLL OF DONORS

Patricia Anderson Warren Lynne Rynders Welch Allison Stemmons Simon Allison Jennings McCance Linda Schwaab Hodges Margaret Storey Wasson Carol Davis Wells Cynthia Hubard Spangler Melody McCormick Betsy Benoit Hoover Emily Whaley Whipple Mina Walker Wood Elizabeth Flanders Spencer Frances Mallory Meyers Sarah McCrady Hubbard Mary Denny Scott Wray Sally C. Strain Mary Fitzhugh Miller Elizabeth H. Hunt Ann Funkhouser Strite-Kurz Mary Payne Morton Sally Wright Hyde Prudence Gay Stuhr Carol Lowdon Mullis Peggy Jones in Class: 164 Number Katherine Haskell Subramanian Dagmar Stoll Murphv Mary Pederson Kyger of Donors: Number in Class: 150 Number 88 Marilyn Mitchell Sweeney Bettina Patterson Murray Elizabeth Hanger Luther 71 Percentage of Participation: 54% Number of Donors: Judith Johnson Varn Katherine Johnston Myatt Barney Walker Lutsk Participation: Total Class Dollars: $67,767 Percentage of 47% Virginia Joachim Wade Mary Johnson Nelson Anne MacClintock Susan R. Alexander Total Cass Dollars: $35,652 Barbara Sullivan Wanamaker Grace Mary Garry Oates Nancy E. MacMeekin Julia Hunt Allen Anne Ellice Adam Jessica Bemis Ward Elizabeth Pidgeon Parkinson Evelyn Snyder MacMillan Meyer Aloe Juliette M.Anthony Jean Christine Devol Wardlow Elisabeth Scott Porter Brooke Patterson Mahlstedt Joan Johnston Ambrose Gray Baird Patricia Calkins Wilder Anne Little Poulet Harriet Wall Martin Baruch Lucy Otis Anderson Ann Ritchey Sallie Yon Williams Gail Anderson Ramey Emory Williams McCov Mary Brush Bass Lea Osborne Angell KeiRMatheson Wood Lynne Riley-Coleman Nancy Moss McDaniel Cynthia McRae Bailey Evelyn Pringle Boyd Kathleen Harris Wray Barbara Burns Roper Harriotte Dodson McDannald Judith Hartwell Brooks Barbara Rockefeller Bartlett Anne Kendig Young Christie Calder Salomon • Wary Lee McDonald Lohr Berge Mary Altgelt Campbell Melissa Dorothy Norris Schipper Aline Rex McEvoy Bettye Thomas Chambers Susan Terjen Bernard Elizabeth Kopper Schollaert Evelyn Graham Mclnnis Carol Blau Jocelyn Palmer Connors Lynn Betty Carlton Schroeder Joan Messenger Merchan Carter Brothers Number in Class: /65 Betty McEachern Dalsemer Anne Harriet Houston Shaffer Susan Fedeler Mills of Donors: Andrea Denson-Wechsler Laura Lee Brown Number 90 Frances Utley Shyjka Betsy Knode Newton Percentage of Participation: Alice Warner Donaghy Nancy Dixon Brown 55% Susanne Williams Snead Alice Perry Park Fitzgerald Burchard Total Class Dollars: $51 127 Frances Early Sharon Judith Dunn Spangenberg Natalie Lemmon Parker Elizabeth McGuire Appel Chloe Fort Suzanne Jones Cansler Anne Stanley Carol Cole Pelzer Adrienne Ash Anne Lee Gravely Betty Noland Caravati Alice Fales Stewart Laura Haskell Phinizy Margaret Aurjnd Mary Shine Gregg Elizabeth Stanly Cates Carol Eckman Taylor Milbrey Sebring Raney Caverly Geraldine R. Bailey Mary E. Hannah Catherine Dillingham Penelope Writer Theis Helena Papis Rangel Colangelo Pamela Larson Baldwin Adele Vogel Harrell Martha Sweet Caroline Keller Theus Marguerite Morgan Reynolds Collins Edith Lasher Birch Martha Baum Hartmann Katharine Blackford Gail Rothrock Trozzo Carol Reifsnyder Rhoads Conway Anne Booth Anne lohnson Henderson Mary McClure Jane Bradley Wheeler Alice Haywood Robbins Green Borg Margaret Pulis Herrick Norma M. Cook Mary Hedi Haug White Traylor Rucker Paula Craighill Rosamond Sample Brown Macon Winfree Hilton Wirtzman Pamela Hellmuth Wiegandt Julie Bradshaw Sacked Kirchheimer Culbreth Susan Glasgow Brown Margaret Innes Martha Margaret Street Wilson Magdalena Salvesen Skinner Nina Sledge Burke Molly Harris Jordan Letitia Dace Barbara Boiling Woodward Belle Williams Smith SNancyHudlerKeuffel Virginia Schanzer de Laureal Jean Walker Campbell Emily Pleasants Smith Margaret lohnson Laney Lucy Boyd Lemon Edmunds Kate-Roy Massie Christian Saralyn McAfee Smith Barbara Little Willie Newbury Lansing Leslie Smith Elger Chuko Elaine Horton Snook Colen Number in Class: 167 Reyhan Tansal Larimer Sue Wakeman Farquhar Mary Duer Jane Hamill Sommer Victoria Coxe Commander Number of Donors: 86 Laura Connerat Lawton Anne PinckneyGay C. Elvira McMillan Tate Cooprider Percentage of Participation: 51% Page Nelson Loeser Jane Goodridge Sheila Carroll Kathleen Watson Taylor Mary Steketee MacDonald Ann Fletcher Griffin Susan Bronson Croft Total Class Dollars: $13,085 Dana Reinschmidt Thompkins Crosbie Julie Bearden Adams Brooke Hamilton MacKinnon Marion Dean Hall Margaret Reeder Christopher Kilcullen Thurlow Lynne Smith Crow Beverley Sharp Amberg Deborah Glazier Michael Elizabeth Wood Hancock Payson Jeter Tilden Emily Ward Culp Augusta Marshall Andrews Linda Emery Miller Mary Groetzinger Heard Cynthia B. Topping Thornhill Armistead Mary Louise Kelley Moore Sarah Battle Hitch Hill Diana Davis Mona Katharine Weinrich Van Geel Nancy Moog Aubrecht Miriam Molander Moss Margaret Millender Holmes Virginia S. deBuys Anne English Wardwell Vries* Starke Baird Barbara Pearsall Muir Harriet Reese Jensen Mary Peeples De Abby Meredith Leslie Welch Margaret deLashmutt Newlyn Mary Fontaine Keown Tria Pell Dove Brenda Muhlinghaus Barger

lean Gantt Nuzum Janet Clark Knudsen Helen C. Dunn Vicky Thoma Barrette Mary lane Schroder Oliver Janet Hiestand Koller Anne Pruitt Everett Sonja Howell Baum Josephine Wheatley Overbey Elizabeth Randolph Lewis Ann Sims Fauber ludith Howe Behn Number in Class: 184 Elizabeth Farmer Owen Julia Fort Lowe Nancy Banfield Feher Phebe Harris Blackburn Number of Donors: 90 Linda Byrd Powell Mary Stollenwerck Lynch Gail Sims Furniss Joan Clinchy Blood Percentage or Participation: 49% Elizabeth Cate Pringle Frances Graham Macllwinen Virginia Del Greco Galgano Sarah Porter Boehmler Total Class Dollars: $33,379

Leslie Heye Quarrier Meta Bond Magevney Nancy Gillies Jane Merkle Borden Pearl Riggan Adamson Kate Webb Ragsdale Cynthia Hooton Magowan Anne Evans Gorry Beatrice Totten Britton Susan Wilson Ashcom Mary Scott Rauch McNair Currie Maxwell Nancy Hall Green Margaret Cuthbert Broaddus Linda Wallace Bailey Patsey Carney Reed Elizabeth Parker McColl Katherine Griffith Lurline Tolbert Buppert Mary Trombly Bailey Barquin Catherine Grinnan Ritter Ann Knickerbocker McCulloch Margaret Thouron Harrell Jean Shaw Byrne Jeannie Campbell

Joline Street Robinson Nancy B. McDowell Martha Mattern Harvey Eugenia Dickey Caldwell Lucinda Michel Blakely Helen Pogue Sanders Karen Gill Meyer Diane Hatch Margaret Rand Chapman Frances Watson Bond Anne Parker Schmalz Barbara Yocom Miller Anne Day Herrmann Melinda Musgrove Chapman Betty B. Booker Jane Roulston Schottker Virginia Corwin Millo Kathleen Hsu Jeong Sharon Bradford Christhilf H. Pennel Brooks Cornelia Harrison Scribner Virginia Cates Mitchell Dona Van Arsdale Jones Katherine Wood Clarke Margaret Rogers Brown Pamela Jones Brown $ Julia Shields Julia Arnold Morey Jillian Cody Jones Foy Roberson Cooley Gracia Walker Slater Joan Newhall Donna Pearson Josey lean Inge Cox Jane Patton Browning Virginia Borah Slaughter Dorothy Beam Niemann Anna Piatt Kemper Jean Craver Evelyn Day Butler Adel Shinberger Smith Margaret MacKenzie Nowacki Sarah Strother King Susan Hobbs Croyvder Virginia Lee Butters Alice Allen Smyth Sarah Whitener O'Connor M. Frances Knight Alice V. Dodd Sarah Van Winkle Campbell

Virginia Sortor-Sumner Carole Cline Palmer |o Ann Soderquist Kramer Patricia Markle Dresden Georgia Graham Carroll Ann Percy Stroud Leila Kucewicz Parham Anne Whaley LeClercq Alice Mighell Foster Anne Frothingham Cross

Mary Sturr Stuart Carolyn Clark Pegg Nancy Newell Lennon Helen Plowden Freeman Robin R. Cutler Ann Anderson Stuckey Anne Leavell Reynolds Lynda Overly Levengood Mary Sutherland Gwinn Clare Loyd Davison Anne Allen Symonds Olive Wilson Robinson Joan Hullev Liverman Virginia Brent Hailes ludith Barthold De Simone Douglas Dockery Thomas Renee Regen Sage Catherine Lynn Gabrielle Eraser Hale Eleanor Griggs Diemar Ray Henley Thompson Mary Lou Morton Seilheimer Susan Deasy Maguire PryorHale Ann C. Dreher Maria Carozza Volpe Rebecca Patton Shepard Elizabeth W. Matheson Juliet Young Hancock Sally Dunham Elizabeth Fleet Wallace Anne Smith Simet Linda Lee McAndrew Elizabeth Sutton Healy Patricia Thornhill Edwards

# Donor for past five years m Do eased HONOR ROLL

Sallie lackson Exum Patricia Sadller Baxter Judith Bensen Stigle Elma L. Sava loan Adriance Mickelson Penick Fell Mary-Baird Shinberger Bell Laura Gracey Stoddard Christina Bar i hum Schieffelin Kailr iiller

Sarah Kalber Fiedler Anne Carr Bingham Lynn Gullett Strazzini Lorna Allen Sorley Keilhley Rose Miller Mary-Fleming Willis Finl.u Ina Brown Bond Marie E. Sushka Stephanie Bredin Spea Mary Davis Molander Frances Butt Fisher Margaret Dortch Brooks Mary Bell Timberlake Celia Newberg Steingold Ann R. Moore

Penn Willels Fullerton Elizabeth R. Brown Susan Tucker Anne Stoddard lanet Abney Moore Natalie Roberts Funk Kerry Weber Brown Anne Dearborn Vance Valerie Haygood Thompson Marianne Burtis Moorer

Catherine Ireys Candel Peggy Kennedy Brown Elder Witt Wellborn Michal S. Twine Carol Osborn Ann Winfree Cooch '.'Sara H Brvdges Ann Denton Wells Pamela Trimingham Van Dyck Nancy Wendling Peacock

Judy Wilson Grant Katharine Barnhardt Chase Patricia Davis Whitehurst Anne Hinshaw Vanderweil lane Banks Petrey

I Gail Harrison Gregson Ellen Kelley Cinq-Mars Charlotte Moore Williams I JUL I .nnplirtl U.tlkrl Almena Hill Pettit

Ann Crowe Griffin Margina Dunlap Cogswell Margaret Mapp Young s.iniK Wali'is Darlene 8. Pierro

Lois Streett Hamrick Stephanie Ewalt Coleman Ann A. Webster Bettye Hobbs Pruitt Katie Pritchett Harris Gail Robins Constantine Suzanne Torgan Weston Jane Nexsen Robertson Sandra Hatten Hartwell Juliet Bodin Converse Eleanor Keen Williams Nancy losephs Rohrer Number in Class: 187 Susan Moseley Helm Paula Ayotte Corwin Wanda Hunt Williams Lynn Pearson Russell Number of Donors: 79 Ruth Schmidt Igoe Eleanor Crossley Betsy M.Wolfe Katherine Blythe Southerland Percentage oi Participation: 42% Grace Butler lohnson Susanne Brown Crump Nancy Hickox Wright Catherine Hall Stopher Total Class Dollars: $114,951 Keenan Colton Kelsey Diane Dalion Marshalyn Yeargin-Allsopp Diana Carmichael Styers lane Brady Arnold Anne Mercer Kornegay Direxa Dick Dearie Pamela Sinex Subalusky Dixie Boring Bassett Muriel Wikswo Lambert Virginia Stanley Douglas Carol Moseley Tash Sophie MacKenzie Belouet Mary Behnke Larsen Leslie Huber Dudley Elizabeth Smith Taylor Suzanne Edinger Boas Number in Class: 172 Mary Entwistle Limbert Martha Meehan Elgar Sally Gipson Tully Cecilia A. Bryant Number of Donors: 81 Marcia Pace Lindstrom Linda Fite Mary Nelson Wade Marilyn Meyers Buckey Percentage oi Participation: 47% Randi Miles Long Margaret Handly Fitzgerald AtLee Walker Octavia Wood Cooper Total Class Dollars: $19,432 lulie Whitehurst MacKinlay Susan Soriero Galbreath Suzanne Thompson Watkins Mary KingCraddock Ian Huguenin Assmus Eleanor Gilmore Massie Lynn Frazier Gas Haden Ridley Winborne Susan Brush Croft Alberta Zotack Baigent Kathryn Carroll Mathewson Toni Naren Gates Electa Hoffman Culver Elizabeth Beach Baker Sarah Dean McGill Jill Berguido Gill Constance Williams Katherine Hutton Barry Dorothea Campbell McMillan lane Eastin Hager

de Bordenave Penny Proctor Beebe Number in Class: 1 Lee Mackubin Miller Dixie Thompson Hanes 94 Amanda de Coligny Anne Crawford Bent Number oi Donors: Margaret Henning Minnick Martha Mitchell Hartzog 9b Mary Donaldson De Figard Bryan Alphin Bente Percentage oi Participation: Marilyn Garabrant Morris Maria Wiglesworth Hemmings 50% Georgia Riley de Havenon Loraine Kneip Bradley Total Class Dollars: Susan Parker Morrison Charlotte Hoskins Herbert $41,388 Lynne Gardner Detmer Martha Brewer Loring Harris Amass Makanah Dunham Morriss Patricia Neithold Hertzberg J. Anne Kinsey Dinan Anne S. Briber Edwards Margaret Gillmer Myers Kathryn Trogdon Hightower Elizabeth Anderson Barbara Baur Dunlap Rosemary Warner Bristol Carol Covington Bellonby lane W. Nelson Grace Gould Hobbs Lyons Fogarty Marsha Dumas O'Connor HallamHurt lennie lean Rushin Brown Deborah Ohler Bowman Kathleen Obenchain Glass Anne Richards Camden Laura Hawkins Brady Katharine Mockett Oberteuffer Suzanne Hoag Ippolito Susan Hill Glick Ann Arnspiger Canipe Mary lane Hipp Brock Josephine Noland Old Norvell M. |ones Elizabeth Miller Green Barbara Hastings Carne Margaretta Bredin Brokaw Viola Graveure Patek Victoria lones Mary E. Gress Lucile McKee Clarkson Linda Williams Buttrill Deborah Haslam Peniston Barbara Tillman Kelley Ann Peterson Griffin Mary Lee Bell Coffey Suzanne Yates Cahill Andrea Pearson Pennington Pamela Ford Kelley Cecelia Williamson Grinstead Virginia Baldwin Cox Mary Woltz Carrison Greta Barksdale Brown Peters Adele Laslie Kellman Ann Clarke Gwinn Marion West Dripps Elizabeth Brewer Caughman Sarah Raney Pinckney Dorothy Dana King Elisabeth Sartor Harden Carolyn lones Elstner Candace Buker Chang Nancy Bullard Reed Priscilla Blackstock Kurz Elizabeth D. Harvey Barbara Duffield Erskine Heather Tully Click Patricia Martin Rodier-Kern Pamela Sullivan Livingston Elizabeth Oliver Hawkins Maria Ward Estefania Emily Gooch Crenshaw Victoria Nalle Rowland Lindee Henderson Lucas Camilla Reid Hazlehurst Cynthia Hays Finley Sherrill Milnor Crump Diana Simrell Savory Lynn Lyle Ann Banks Herrod Ruth Hoopes Frangopoulos Susan Holbrook Daly Abby Patterson Shultis Josephine Wiens MacMichael Pembroke Reed Hoffmier Susan Roessel Gibson lane R. Davenport Penelope Steketee Sidor Marion MacRae Lesley Bissell Hoopes Anne Green Gilbert Debrah L. Denemark Eileen Hodges Small Judith Powell Martin ling Wang Huang Mary Waterman Gildehaus Tauna Urban Durand Susan Moorman Southworth Mary-Ellen Martin Sarah Paradise Ingber Marion P. Girard Virginia Eldridge Eaton Laura Saunders Spratley Judy Addison Mayberry Ann Biggs lackson Sarah Giddens Glenday Putnam Mundy Ebinger leannine Corbett Squires Judith Haskell McCarthy Alice Preston lacobs Mary Murchison Gornto Lucy Lombardi Evans Annie Ward Stern lanie Willingham McNabb Susan Herbert Kyle Elizabeth Taylor Hamilton Rose Ann Feldman Courtney Stevenson loan McClure McNamara Blair Walker Lawrence Adele Perry Hart Elsa lones Forter lane Utley Strickler Mary Gillespie Monroe Deirdre A. Leland Carolyn Mapp Hewes *May Humphreys Fox Harriette Horsey Sturges Elizabeth Braden Moody Suzanne M. Little lane Merriam Hildt Fielding Clark Gallivan Nancy ConkleSwann Lucille Orr Morrison Patricia Sparks Lyndon Diane Holloway Ann Gateley Martha Madden Swanson Margaret Moran Morrow Tonia W. Macneil Carolyn Hollister Holmfelt Patricia Mast George Victoria Chainski Verity Marion Harvey Morton Katherine Cooley Maher Edna Cunningham Horning Sydney McCampbell Glass Anne Newton Walther Carole E. Munn Judith Harhottle Maselli Sally Boucher Hovermale larrett Dudley Goodwin Courtenay Sands Wilson Mellie Hickey Nelson Melanie Stembal Mathews Alice Powers Hudson lane Gott Patricia Gromel Young Lindsay Smith Newsom Anne Stupp McAlpin Mary Chesnutt Hunt Deborah D. Hand Donna Martin Zahorik Britton Hassell Nielsen Amy Thompson McCandless Kimberly )ohnson-Smith Kathryn H. Harris Kristin Amundson Ogley Frances deSaussure Meade loan Sheets lones Karen Hartnett Susan Morck Perrin J. Susan Somerville Menson Beverly Bassett Kimmel Connie G. Haskell Virginia Young Phillips Number in Class: 184 Carol Vontz Miller Melville Douglass Krebs Kathryn Barnes Hendricks Bonnie Blew Pierie Number oi Donors: 99 Frances Kirven Morse Dianne Cassedy Lambert Mary Halligan Hibbard Andria Calhoun Plonka Percentage oi Participation: 54% Christine Kulczycki Murray Ann Tremain Lee Emily Moravec Holt Pamela Pryor Total Class Dollars: $47,348 Courtney Cash Mustin Elizabeth Lewis Jessica L. Holzer PageMunroe Renger Susan Sumners Alloway |ule Seibels-Northup Virginia Taylor Lopez Margaret Sharp Howell Elizabeth Gawthrop Riely * Elizabeth Kurtz Argo Phoebe Brunner Peacock Melissa Griffith Manning Carolyn Barr Hoyt Nancy Townsend Schlachter Sally Twedell Bagley Bonnie L. Pitman Mary Mahan Marco Margaret Arnold lackson Nancy Pendergrass Scott

Victoria |. Baker Jeanne Forsyth Powell Ann C. Mathews Deborah L. lones Stella Renchard Seamans Mary Dixson Baldwin Martha Bennett Pritchett Lynne Pottharst McMillan Patricia Swinney Kaufman Rose Smith Sharp Gretchen Bullard Barber Sarah Massey Rankin Elizabeth Medaglia Alice Mitchell Keister Virginia Yelverton Showalter Carroll Randolph Barr Marguerita Chandler Riggall Anne Taylor Merrill Mary A. Kelley Hallie Darby Smith

Donor for pasl five years ' Deceased HONOR ROLL

* Barbara LaLance Kelly *Michela A. English Virginia Simonds Ellen R. Stelling

Kathryn Waldrop Kerkering Robbin Richardson Falls Holly L. Smith Patricia Cesak Stephenson Virginia Klise Kidd * Beryl Bergquist Farris Number in Class: 190 loan Hobbs Spisso Renee Sterling * Frances Griffith Laserson Teresa Lioy Faulkner \umber oi Donors: 88 *BonnieMoeStook is Sandra Schwartz Tropper Mary Scales Lawson * Margaret Mather Feldmeier Percentage of Participation: 46% is Katherine Upchurch Takvorian Freida Carpenter Tucker Allen Lybrook * Frances Woltz Fennebresque Total Class Dollars: $25,318 Mary Morrison Thomas 9SLucy Dennington Van Zandt

Susanne Elkins Major Judith Brown Fletcher *Cecilia Albert Penelope Thomas-Kezar Ma rye Taylor Wagner Elaine Deshler Marshall Carol Remington Foglesong *Susan Norton Allen *Greyson Shuff Tucker Mar) Van Gundy Waller

* Barbara Offutt Mathieson Patricia I. Fuller Jean M. Andrews Georgene M. Vairo Christine Sherwood Warner

Bonnie Palmer McCloskey Laura Mink Gardner Judith Rives Bell *Mary Einhaus Vallen *Lisa Fowler Winslow

Janine Brockie McKee Elizabeth J. Classman Claudia Berrvhill Frances Shroder White Christine Sheris Wood

*Marjorie Rebentisch McLemore Barbara Davis Godbout 98 Martha Neill Boney Virginia Shields White

*Marie L. Moore Lendon F. Gray Susan Desmet Bostic *Marcia G. Wittenbrook &Mary Petree Murphy Susan E. Greenwald Êlizabeth Williams Bowman * Susan Snodgrass Wynne Number in Clas* 228 Mary Blencowe Murray Marjorie Montgomery Hebard Ellen Apperson Brown * Susan P. von Rosenberg Number of Donors: 93 Rebecca L. Nelson Alice Edens Hudgins wEmilv McNally Brown Percentage oi Participation: 4 1 % Julia A. Northrup * Deborah Proctor III Patricia R. Brown Total Class Dollars: $46,501 Lindsley Brown Oehlert Elizabeth Proctor Jennings * Victoria White Carpenter Number in Class 224 ^Patricia Carroll Bankenstein *Kay Parham Pic ha Alison Jones Rosinne Kaliff Chlala Number oi Donors: 69 Victoria Bates Elizabeth Holloway Playforth * Frances Barnes Kennamer * Virginia Upchurch Collier Percentage of Participation: 31% Phvllis G.Becker *Claudia Forman Pleasants * Melissa McGee Keshishian 98 Mary Gott Collins Total Class Dollars: $19,337 Marianne Pownall Billings Katharine B. Potterfield Jean Littleton Knight SKate Williams Cox *Kristy Alderson Katherine Amundson Boase Anne D. Purinton Linda Whitlow Knight * Margaret A. Craw *Cynthia Bekins Anderson Ellen Bass Brad\ *Wallis Wickham Raemer Marilyn K. Kolb *Louise Martin Creason Deborah Pollock Arce *Alletta Bredin-Bell Marcia Pollock Ragsdale Linda Hill Krensky wCutler Bellows Crockard *Susan L. Bundy * Deborah Ryan Cairns Carolyn Rogers Rainbow *F. Lodi Kysor 98 Barbara Tessin Derry «Glenys Dyer Church 98 Jane ReebChadwick Mary Clemens Randolph Nancy Glaser LaGow * Kathleen Walsh Drake Nan Robertson Clarke Wendy L. Cherry Mary Kendig Rankin Katherine Wilson Lamb 98 Rhonda Griffith Durham Elizabeth Thayer Clough Sara F. Clary Josephine Shaw Robinson * Sally Uptegrove Lee *C. Lee Essrig wDeirdre S. Conley Elizabeth B. Converse Deborah Warren Rommel Louise Dempsey McKean 9sAbby E. Flynn * Evelyn Carter Coules Elizabeth Meyer Costello * Betty Rau Santandrea Gertrude Slade McKnight 98 Mary Carter Frackelton Susan M. Craig Linda Kemp Couch Tracy C. Savage Christine McLain Sarah Dabbs Fr\er * Laura Montague Cross losephine Ragland Darden * Frances Dornette Schafer Rebecca Boftomley Meeker Betty Works Fuller Susan Hancock Duke Francesca Robbin Delle * Katherine A. Schlech Miriam Washabaugh Meglan Elza Long Garnett Mia Johnson Evans Marion Van Horn Eagan )ane Lewis Seaks SfAnne Milbank Mell Mary Bryan Gay 98 Jennifer Stockwell Ferguson SB Deborah Hart Eiserle Carroll Bryan Shannon * Beverly Van Zandl Mickley * Eileen P. Gebrian * Rachel Mays Fitzgerald Teresa Lear Evans Adelaide lohnston Skoglund sejeannefte Bush Miller Kathryn Keys Graham SjCarol Provence Gallivan Susan M. Fitzgerald &Carey Cleveland Swan Katharine Fisher Morland 98 Mercedes Gravatt Grandin Êlizabeth Meric Gambel * Alexandria S. Francis Diana Councill Sweeney &Anne Wiglesworth Muhoz Jane Powell Gray Virginia Woodward Gast &Daun Thomas Frankland Sally A. Taylor ^Valeria Murphey Dorothy A. Gremillion * Louise Blakeslee Gilpin lane Hutcherson Frierson SKaty Warren Towers ^Caroline Turtle Murray Sally R. Haas Kathryn Thilking Goto Moira Fulton Margaret Cooper Tyner Carol Newman Jean Mann Hardesty Mary Beverley Taylor Haque 98 Elizabeth Redwine Garner Susan Hampton Vernooy Denise Wisell O'Connor Ann Troutman Harpole * Margaret May Harden * Karen Greer Gay Phyllis Blythin Ward #Ann Shipper Oates Lauren Mobley Harrell * Barbara Cain Hegartv 98 Jane Piper Gleason * Sarah Watson Mary Bell Parks Marsha Albert Haugen Deborah Ziegler Hopkins * Valerie Gordon-lohnson *KatharineMcCardellWebb * Barbara J. Payne Katharine Pauley Hickok Kathryn Leake lackson Pamela Cogghill Graham Elizabeth McLemore White *Ali\ Sommer Pearce * Martha C.Holland lane Knutson James Patricia Barnett Greenberg *Sarah MacFarlane Wiley * Kathleen Garcia Pegues Deborah Wilson Hollings Dianne Wood Keyset Mary S. Halsey Jane H. Williams Janice E. Pogue Cynthia Heye Hopkins wHibernia Cuthbert Langley Eleanor Magruder Harris Sffjohanna Yaple Wolski Cynthia Gridley Pruden 98 Nathalie Ryan Hoyt Lucinda Young Larson Elizabeth Biggar Hellmuth Cynthia Davis Rackley * Martha Bugg Hughes * Margaret W. Leigh Felicia Home Higgins Mary Lyman Ray Susan Jensen * Diane M. Leslie Winton Smoot Holladay * Margaret Mackie Sanders * Margaret Lyle Jones ^Christine Eng Leventhal & Nancy Lea Houghton Number in C/ass: 201 * Amanda Thrasher Segrest Charlotte Lykes Jorgensen Linda Lipscomb seWanda Cronic Howell Number of Donors: 100 Sarah Thorndike Shepherd Susan Groub Judd Lillian Dugger London Maureen E. Hynes Percentage oi Participation: 50% Mary Skinner *Briggett J.Keith Jane G. Lucas Tracy lames Total Class Dollars: $14,397 98 Wendy Weiss Smith Lucinda Hart Kennon Molly Dunn Martin R. Lianne Johnson Amanda Megargee Sutton Mary Oakey Aiken 9$ Alice Johnson Krendel ss Carter Heyward Morris * Kathleen A. Kavanagh SSCIaire Kinnett Tate * Barbara Gracey Backer Joan Langenberg Candace Sheffield Neilson Sarah Johnston Knoblauch Êlizabeth Tyree Taylor *Mary H. Barnes Rosario Brache Leparulo Laurel A. Norris Alethea F. Lee *Martha Roton Terry Linda Flatten Bennett #EdnaOsmanski Loftus * Roberta Harmon O'Neil *Ruth Willingham Lentz Jean Mackenzie Thatcher Rene Roark Bowditch Barbara J. Martin JeSusan C. O'Toole Stephanie Moffett Litz Elodie Taylor Thompson Rebecca Randolph Boyers Barbara McCleave wSusan Kirby Peacock Marilynn Marshall Livingston * Rosemary Dunaway Trible « Barbara A. Brand * Pamela Drake McCormick Elizabeth G. Perry Karin Lawson Look Carolyn Rusch Von Endt Dorothy Wetzig Brand Margaret Hoy McFadden ^Valerie Fannon Phillips 98 Elizabeth Francke Lynn Nancy Liebowitz Voss Linda Lewis Brauer * & Dorothy Courington McGinley wSusan Dern Plank * Nancy Blackwell Marion *Carolyn Jones Walthall *Rhoda Allen Brooks Warren Moore Miller lane G. Potts s Marcia Brandenburg Martinson Julia Lowry Warfel * Ellen Moseley Brown Mary Morrison-Outon Christine Mendel Prewitt Emory Furniss Maxwell Wendy C. Weiler * Wendy Norton Brown * Elise Webb Neeland &Kimberly Riccardi Ramse\ Cynthia Hardy McCabe Ellen R. Weintraub Sharon Hudnall Bugg ^Frances Stith Nilsson Pamela Rasche &Sherrie Snead McLeRoy Gale Hull Whetzel w |. &Anne Sniffen Cates Lucinda Lawrence Pierce SDiane Dale Reiling Thelma M. Merrill Êlizabeth Mumford Wilson Judy M. Cohn * Robin Rutter Price Catharine Rasmussen Rentzel Elaine L.Mills &Anne Helms Cooper * Camilla Crocker Wodehouse * Virginia Stevens Purcell 98 Kathleen Cochran Schutze Barbara Ashton Nicol Jill Minnema Worth * Carol D. Cooper Leslie Armstrong Ramsey Helen Oaklev Smith Patsy Watson Norfleet 98 Barbara Wuehrmann Patricia * Martha Stewart Crosland J. Reardon Susan Dabney Smith Mar) Bush Norwood Barbara Smith Young ^Caroline Gibbes Crosswell * Gail Gamer Resch Karol Kroetz Sparks Tana Meier Parseliti Diana L. Zeidel Carter Burns Cunningham 9eCharla Leonard Reynolds lean Piatt Spencer SfChristine Weiss Pteil Ruth Allen Darlington Catherine Howell Riordan Monica Saumweber Spillias Hannah L. Pillsbury Jan M. Dickel Dale Shelly » Kathleen Pretzfelder Steele Catherine B. Pritchett Carolyn Thomas Dold * Stephanie Harmon Simonard

fcDonor lof pdM : FECIAL ' Deceased 22 i 998 HONOR ROLL OF

• -.< .. Weston Rainey Linda Carroll Matthews MaryCostello Howell Ellen Sellers McDoyvell Paula Brown Kelle)

ftSarah Rebentisch Randolph Bonnie Walton Mayberry Carene Pagonis Hunt 1 1 Sarah Kennedy McGroarty ftSusan Knr . I Reid S. ftMary Roach Margaret McFaddin Man Wilmer lacobs Barbara Clark McLaughlin Jana E. Koubek * Susan Castle Rolewick Denise Montgomery Elizabeth Farmer larvis Harriet Dinegar Milks Cecilia Garcia-Tunon Lear ftMargaret Christian Rvan Elizabeth Burdge Murphy Susan Ray Karlson ftSarah Bonham Mohle idberg Murray ft Joan Buckley Saunders loan Douglas *|ane De Butts Kates ftlaneD. Mrin ft Eve lackson London ftKatherine Vuicich Schinasi Christina Hoefer Myers Holly Weaver Kenreich Bertie Lee Moore ftElizabeth Wray Longino Anita Brosius Sisk Elizabeth Davis Myers ftSally Old Kitchin ftKristi Karpinski Mutschelknaus Anne Simonds Lowe Kelly Borrowman Slobodian Dorsey Tilled Northrup Susan Walton Klaveness • Mull* Reeb Nissman Ann Key Lucas Ann R. Smith Patricia Tucker O'Desky Denise Alexandre LeComte ftLoretta Fitzgerald Nowlan ftAnne Baldwin Mann Katharine ft Marsha Phillips Smith ft Wilson Orton ftElizabeth Grones Leonard Lucy Eubank Peak ieth Lipinski McAdoo Rosalind Ray Spell Anne Felch Park Carolyn Caldwell Lindau Elvira Cash Pecora ftEmily Dick McAlister ftlesse A. Stewart Cecilia Robertson Queen Elizabeth Bates Locke ft Barbara Bernick Peyronnet ftCynthia McKay Catherine Williams Sullivan Marsha Millican Quinn Anne White Lumpkin ft Jo Schneider Samp Mary Mulvihill McKenna Margaret Myers Sullivan Bonnie Damianos Rampone Cheryl Lux ft Sarah J. Scott leannette D. K. L. Mehl ftCindy Sorenson Sutherland ftAnn Wesley Ramsey Margaret Milnor Mallory Angela M. Scully ft Dorothy Lear Mooney * Kristin Amylon Swain ftElizabeth D. Rawles ftMarilyn K. McClelland ftCarolyn Williams Seeling Catherine Taylor Moore ftDeborah Griffin Tanner Rosalind Moorman Reidy Caroline Bickel McLoughlin Elizabeth Conway Selden ftDrucilla Springer Oswalt ftSandra Tayloi Wendy Wise Routh Mary Briscoe McNatt ft Margaret Haley Sheehan Mary Hamilton Parsons Kathryn Teller Elizabeth Stough Rush Wendy Schnering Meehan ft Maggie Shriver Barbara Behrens Peck ftCalhy Weiss Thompson Kathleen A. Ryan ftTennessee Nielsen Carolyn Ivey Spencer Elizabeth G. Perkinson ftMeredith Thompson ft Ellen Harrison Saunders Deborah Mutch Olander Lillian King Springer Barbara Mendelssohn Price

Ann Pritchett Van Horn ftSallie F. Scarborough Margaret Weimer Parrish ftWendy Congdon Stanton Noel McKissick Reber

Melissa Leib Veghte Elizabeth Shelton Smolens Carol Fiske Piatt ftElizabeth Little Stevens ftSusan Griste Russell

Deborah Camalier Walker ft Katharine Osborne Spirtes Virginia Spangler Polley Cheryl L. Stipp Eileen P. Scully

* Elizabeth Andrews Watts ftCynthia Smith Spotswood I'.itrn uTalbott Reed Ellen Sullivan ftleke Osinga Scully ftWendelin A. White ftAnn Henderson Slamets Melanie Holland Rice ft Deborah L. Thacker Rebecca S. Seabrook Mary Holman Williams ft Linda Lucas Steele ft Norma Neblett Roadcap ftVera Blake Thiers ftCannie Crysler Shafer

Nancy Hardt Winter Carol Leslie St. lohn Lisa Nelson Robertson Linda R. Uihlein \nn Maricle Stefano Mary Satterfield Worrell ft Nan Stuart Virginia Freeman Roper Elizabeth Wade ftMelanie Bowen Steglich ftCecilia Kirbv Wraase ftMay Waters Summerour Donna Daniels Rubin ft Patricia Waters ftMary Page Stewart Kristina Allen Sutter Linda-lean Smith Schneider lean Romanske Zaniewski ftElizabeth Hemenway Sullivan

Barbara Tafel Thomas Elliott Graham Schoenig Julia K. Sutherland

Terry Starke Tosh ftRowena Van Tuyl Schubert Janet Smalley Todd Number in Class: 204 Cary Anderson Trainor Sally R. Schultz Suzanne Stryker Ullrich Number oi Donors: 86 Number in Class: 209 ft Nancy Wilson Tucker Kari Andersen Shipley Claire Cartwright Vaughan Percentage oi Participation: 42% Number oi Donors: 80 Pamela Myre Turner Mary Partlow Short ftMargaret Richards Wiederseim Total Class Dollars: $14,101 Percentage of Participation: 38% Celia Gerrard Veselka Maureen O'Hearn Slowinski Elizabeth M. Williams Gail Anderson Total Class Dollars: $34,160 Karen H. Waldron Kalharyn Kelly Smith Ann H. Yauger Dolores-May Scott Arias ftPriscilla Powell Adams Elissa C. Walker ftLochrane Coleman Smith Constance Crocker Betzendahl ftjane Lauderdale Armstrong ftNanq Cunningham Watson Nana Romm Stone Nelly Osinga Branson Cynthia Whitley Auman ftCatherine Cranston Whitham Deborah Massie Thurman Katylou Cray Brittle Kathryn Renaud Baldwin Number in Class: 192 Elizabeth D. Whitley ftAinslie lones Uhl Anne Cogswell Burris Jeanne Beard Barden Number oi Donors: 66 Bet Bashinsky Wise Cynthia Wattley Washburn Virginia Shipe Cameron Anne Jarrell Berry Percentage oi Participation: 34% ftGail Zarwell Winkler ftCynthia Manning Chatham Drusilla Hall Bishop Total Class Dollars: $9,491 Mary A. Woodford Amanda Weber Clark ftjulie Pfautz Bodenstab Caro Lawrence Bahnson Wendy Bursnall Wozniak Ian Schnibbe Geary Number in Class: 184 Lizabeth Lambert Bowden ftPageBreakellBeeler Jill Wentorf Wright * Sarah P. Clement Number oi Donors: 78 ft Diane Ball Brendel Robin E. Behm ftAnn L. Yellott leannette Singleton Cloyd Percentage oi Participation: 42% ftAllison Egbert Brokaw *Sally-Ann Sells Bensur RoseToppinGanz Total Class Dollars: $15,048 ftLeslie Wilkinson Brotman Deborah Kocik Benton

Mary Dubuque Desloge ft Margaret Ryan Ale ftHelen Bauer Bruckmann Mary McBride Bingham ftCathleen Cilmore Dietz Sallie Bernard Armstrong Number in Class: 162 ftSusan Heitmiller Busch Jody N. Booze-Daniels

Ann Mason Dunn ftNursat I. Aygen Number oi Donors: 56 Hallie Powell Cardwell Saralee Cowles Boteler Ann Hollins Morrissett Emison Ann Works Balderston Percentage oi Participation: 35% Lucy Darby Cole ftAshley Wilson Brook

Carol Brewer Evans Martha Barchowsky Total Class Dollars: $39,111 ft Elinor Humphrey Comer Laura Tucker Camp ftLinda Frazier-Snelling Catherine |. Barrier ft Deborah Butteri Akers ftMazeppa M. Costa * Laura Bowen Carmichael

Sarah Smith Freeman ftPhyllis Schulman Bell ftMartha Branch Alexander Lenore L. Cox Annette Teng Cheung

* Heather MacLeod Gale Laura Lee Bost ftAnne Fomon Armstrong Lisanne Purvis Davidson ft Patricia Snowden Cloetingh Sharon Mendelson Gallery Margot Mahoney Budin Christine Davis Boulware ftAnne Quarles Doolittle Louise Mueller Cook ftSuzanne Wright Godfrey ftSusan Gaiser Burke Sarah Longstreth Bradley ft Marietta Jones Eddy ftSusan Andrews Cruess » Kathie Shirk Gonick Terese DeGrandi Busch ftAnita Crossingham Cannon Dana Dotten Endacott Laura I Gum

Patricia Wade Goolsby Cornelia Radford Butler Alicia Clegg Adelaide Eshbach ftWendy Worthen Elliott

Charlotte Martin Gordon Candida M. Casey ft Vivian Yamaguchi Cohn Rebecca Dane Evans Sarah Colhoun Engram

Nancy H. Haight ftKatherine Mikell Cochran ftGloria F. Cowan Carey Johnson Fleming Louise Wright Erwin ftMarybeth Connor Hamlin Melanie Coyne Cody ftElizabeth White Drbal ftMary Goodwin Gamper ftClara Jackman Garbett

Claiborne Gooch Hammond Anna M. Coroneos Julia Howell Dunbar Mary Moore Garrison Deborah Parker Gibbs ft Beverley Crispin Heffernan ftAnn Kiley Crenshaw Dabney Bragg Foshee Mary C. Gearhart ft Patricia Paterson Graham ftElizabeth Washabaugh Jarvis Patricia Dean* ft Rebecca Frost Good ftElizabeth Freeman Goetz ftKatherine C. Grones Elizabeth Walker lohnson ftCatherine Newman Detering Helen Milner Gordon Lura Litton Grittin ft Kristina Furches Harcum

Edith S. (ones ftMarie Shields Duke Paula Brumm Hennessy Mavis Ray Griffith ft Katharine C. Hardin ftjanet Sheppard Kelleher ftMary Beth Hamlin Finke Patricia Wornom Henry Suzanne Collins Gurley • Mary Lawrence Harris ftCatherine Grier Kelly Galvin M. Gentry Catherine Goodhart Henson Susan Negaard Harley ftElizabeth G. Hester ftElizabeth Scott Kimmel Gladys Van Horn Gille Louise Lambert Hunter ft Kim Hershey Hatcher Phyllis Shelton Higginbotham

Kathv Orr Knuth ft Melanie Archer Graetzer Martha Crowe Jones ftKatherine Powell Heller Lisa C. Hite Polly Shriver Kochan Kelsey Canady Griffo ftCarol Gamberg Kenyon ftAnn Ramsey Hill ft Lauren MacMannis Huyett Abigail Bradley Ledbetter ftlennie Bateson Hamby Stephanie Maxson Kenyon ftKathy lackson Howe ftElizabeth C. Kelly

Karin I. Lindgren ftRobin Rodger Heller Lea Kline ftjanet Rakoczy Hudson Alice Hagan Kliefoth * Linda Poole Maggard Hilary Speare Hewitt ftAntonia Bredin Massie ftWendy Igleheart Sally Byron LaBarre

Ann South Malick Pamela McDonnell Hindsley ft Deborah Koss McCarthy Ann Thrash Jones ftCelia Brown Lee

Donor for pasl five years ' Oeceas«i SPECIAL 2.3 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL

Virginia Pierson Letterman Susan Posey Ludeman &SaraneMcHugh Angela Averett Scurry

Helen P. Lewis Ann Vandersyde Malbon Suzanna Bethea Mills Aimee Nelson Smith

Susan Anthony Lineberry * Carson Freemon Meinen Christina O'Leary-Rose Beverly Townsend Smith Number in Class: 199 Alice Benton Major Nancy Holdsworth Moore * Henrietta White Palmer Nancy Smith Number of Donors: 55 * Janet Baldwin McColloch $ Ellen Clement Mouri Laura Coleman Proctor * Teresa Powell Smith Percentage of Participation: 28% * Karen Jaffa McGoldnck Judith Wright Noel Claire McDonnell Purnell *Patti H. Snodgrass Total Class Dollars: $4,874 Pamela L. Milne Sandra Rappaccioli Padilla * Susan P. Richeson Mary Clarkson Stein Nancy O'Brien Albus Alison Mitchell ^Florence A. Powell Anne Sargeant Rosenthal Caroline Szak-Erickson Holly Pflug Allport

*Pamela Ramsdell Mitchell *Elizabeth Hardin Randall Susan Rowat-Steiner sDorinda Davis Trick Patricia Andonian Mary Pittman Moore *Ann Connolly Reagan Susan Clay Russell Patsy Griffith Van Etten * Elizabeth Gillespie Billings Hannah Craighill Morehead &|ulie Smith Rentschler Mary Boehling Schwartz Barbara Bryant Williams Kimberly Hofmann Bird lane Clark Morrison ^Georgia Schley Ritchie Elizabeth G. Seacord Mary Tripp Wolfensberger Ann Reisner Bonney Agnes Towers Morrissey *Ann T. Rockwell Catherine Cassidy Smith * Elizabeth Rodgers Boyd Diana Cecil Pickering * Frances A. Root * Karen Battle Smith Elizabeth Sprague Brandt Corby Hancock Pine *|ill Steenhuis Ruflato Naomi Weyand Smith Mary Baker Brockman w Prudence Saunders Pitcock Julia Grosvenor Sanford Caroline Hawk Sparrow *ElizabethMcShanBudd Number in Class: 188 jane Hubbard Sams Anne D. Secor Mary Adams Steed Elizabeth Boyer Caldwell Number of Donors: 58 Barbara Lackey Schaeffer Anne Darden Self ^Margaret McCarthy Stoeffel Robin L. Cannizzaro Percentage of Participation: 31% * Nancy Hatch Schwartzmiller * Elizabeth B. Swearingen-Edens Cornelia Kennedy Suskind * Victoria McCullough Carroll Total Class Dollars: $45,235 Susan Allan Severns * Lillian Sinks Sweeney ^Margaret Robinson Tallmadge Courtney Warrick Chema Anne Chapin Albert Cynthia Lee Sinchak *Susan Boline Thompson *Sigrid Carlen Veasey wGertrudeG. Collins Mary Ann Albright Rosa McGowin Slaughter * Elizabeth Schneider Thornton * Dawne Cotton Ward *Margaret T. Dempsey sSarah G. Babcock Grace Groacci Slimak Elizabeth Purdy Thorsey Alexandra D. Willson Margaret Twohy DeVan Katherine C. Barrett Anne Garrity Spees Hollis Hutchens Volk Angelyn Odom Wright w Patricia Dolph Fallon Leslie Malone Berger Cathy Calello Staples * Melissa Gentry Witherow Letha Dameron Zackowski & Heather Willson Freeman Eleanor B. Bibb * Rebecca Trulove Symons * Louise Swiecki Zingaro Lynne Largey Goldfarb Ana Serrano Black Beth Bogdan Tetrault Catherine Hass Gordon #DesireeM. Bouchat Cynthia Little Townsend Cheryl Gorman Number in Class: 187 Susanne Turner Brennan Ellen Byrne Utterback Patricia Roby Gotfredson Number in Class: 1 97 Number of Donors: 59 Sarah Sutton Brophy Lynn V. Westine * Penelope Parker Hartline Number of Donors: 72 Percentage of Participation: 32% * Virginia Claus Buyck ^Caroline W.White Mary Patterson Hatcher Percentage of Participation: 37% Total Class Dollars: $4,962 Patricia Littleton Byrne Nancy C. White * Karen Goodspeed Hertlein Total Class Dollars: $11,521 Pamela Campbell Aadland Eleanor Wells Carter «? Marguerite Kramer Kircher Kathleen McTaggart Allen * Victoria Lee Adams *Lee Anne MacKenzie Chaskes Virginia Lynch Kiseljack * Victoria L. Archer * Heather Pirnie Albert Suzanne Gay Dailey Jean Coggeshall Lavespere Number in Class: 175 Nancy Weinberg Auersperg Frances Fowler Bauerle * Emily Kitchel DeCamp Susan Dickinson Lindner Number of Donors: 67 * Rebecca Carter Barger Frances Mantho Belliveau ^fe Ellen Clare Gillespie Dreyer &Kathryn Marion Percentage of Participation: 38% Lisa Allison Barnhart Leslie Bergman ^Elizabeth Glenn Fisher * Cathy Cash Mays Total Class Dollars: $17,853 Hedley Sipe Bethke Deborah Price Bowman Katherine A. Gibson Margaret Evans McCluskey Toni Santangelo Archibald wCharla Borchers-Leon Brianna Boswell Brown Mary Ware Gibson * Diana Crandall Nielsen Barbara Wesley Bagbey Ellen Hagan Brown Gay Kenney Browne Barbara Paulson Goodbarn Melissa Darden Odom Katherine Tarns Bairstow Deborah Donigan Bulled *|ean von Schrader Bryan Ethel A. Holladay * Kathleen Papadimitriou LaQuela Scaife Barnett *Susan Graham Campbell Michelle Martinez Cartei * Bridget O'Reilly Holmes Anne Hutchison Pede Florence Rowe Barnick Allison Muller Chambers * Elizabeth Gantt Castles Amy Painter Hur Laura Yancey Peery * Robin L. Bayless * Barbara Bush Cooper &Lisa A. Church Karen D. Kerlin ^Shannon Young Ray *Myth Monnich Bayoud * Nancy Webb Corkery Martha Tisdale Cordell * Alice Cutting Laimbeer * Elisabeth Burwell Reichard Anne Mulholland Benedict Caroline Webster Cotter Cynthia McMechan Curry Grayson Harris Lane *Anne H. Richards Leslie Ludwick Bires * Molly Rogers Cramer *Sarah Davis Daniels Martha Riggs Lowry &Mary McElroy Robertson Jenny Robinson Bussey &)ulia Brooke Davis * Nancy Daugherty Davidson Toni A. Luposello Elise Carlen Robison *Susan M. Capozzoli Marlene Weber Delledera Anne Morris Dickerson Tracy Gatewood Lyons Jennifer A. Rotman Lisa Carangelo Debra Middleton Dickinson &Ethel Burwell Dowling Joan M. McGettigan &|anet Lewis Shepherd Elisabeth Ward Connors Leslie MacNeil Dobbins Holly Green Dunlap *Mary Watt Messer Patricia S. Skufca Sally Dow Datilio Margaret Medlock Fitzgerald ^Marian R. Finney *Lucy Chapman Millar Annelies K. Smith #Dianne Delledera Stephanie Stitt Filzpatrick Elizabeth Engelsmann Flanigan ^Miriam Baker Morris Tracy Glaves Spalding Swee-Lan Wong Dolan Sharon McGrath Gardner Mary LaVigne Fletcher Melissa Cope Morrissette Elizabeth Proctor Valega Cary Dollard &Mary Davis Garone Lucile Redmond Flournoy Virginia Harsh Mossburg Michelle E. Venema Shannon Thompson Eadon Allison Roberts Greene Mary P. Green Amy Boyce Osaki Marian Wahlgren Vester * Pamela Koehler Elmets * Katherine E. Hagan Ann Young Habliston Barbara Rose Page Maria Lyons Wells Katherine Taylor Erickson Anne Dougherty Hamblett *Anne Edmunds Hansen Melissa Byrne Partington *Elizabeth Harley Willetl Moira Erickson-Lawrence & Tracy Drake Hamilton Rosemary Hardy Elizabeth Dykes Pope *Camille Mitchell Wingate Lisa Faulkner-O'hara Mary Reiler Hantzes * Deborah R. Harvey Diane White Ramsey Cheri Burritt Yates * Frances McClung Ferguson Terrell Luck Harrigan Hillary L. Herbert Sarah Archibald Roberts ^Catherine Flaherty Eleanor Frank Hazard Leslie Hertz H. Therese Robinson

Tamara Driskill Francis Elizabeth Simpson Hilberts Danielle M. Herubin Laura Mixon Rodriguez

Wanda McGill Fry *Kathryn Levi Hoover *Lucie Stephens Holland Lisa Rogness Number in Class: 182 Kimberly Wood Fuller Sarah F. Huie Nancy Trimble Howell Leslie Wright Root Number of Donors: 43 Ellie Garner-Rhodes Carol Hays Hunley * Katharine N. Johnson Barbara Winn Rothschild Percentage of Participation: 24% *Charlotte Gay Gerhardt Katharine Bennett Johnson sfeMonika Kaiser Mason Bennett Rummel Total Class Dollars: $2,780 Mary Sturkie Greenberg Stephanie Snead Juarascio Laura Whitehurst Lascara Elizabeth Taylor Seifert Susan Lazarus Bailey *Claire Dennison Griffith Mary H. Keating Betsy Bell Liles Pamela Dickens Sellars Cecily Schulz Banks

Martha Gose Griffith ^Elizabeth Landen Krone Martha Watson Lombardy wWylie Jameson Small Lesly Allen Bell *Jeannine Davis Harris Virginia Donald Latham Gay Loudon-King * Elizabeth Clark Smith * Laura Morrissette Clark Sylvia K. Hart *Karol A. Lawson Cheryl A. Luque * Margery Johnson Springer * Barbara Tragakis Conner Pamela Willed Hauck Harriet Harrison Leavell Catherine Adams Miller Ann Goldmann Uloth Susan Podesta Cozzi Virginia Faris Hoffman * Nancy Dabbs Loftin & Louise Cooke Newton Julia Snodgrass Walker Helen Shingler DeForest Catherine Mills Houlahan Clair Falcon Maasbach Sally Shapard Peek Diana Duffy Waterman Cathleen Brooke Dunkle

Lindsey Meadows Hundley Nina Brown MacDonald Rachel Millrood Perlman & Pamela S. Weekes Mitzi Morgan Faber *Susan Smith Kemp lamie Planck Martin Jennifer Rae Barbara Pratt Zerega Heather Homonnav Finlv

*Amy Campbell Lamphere Wendilynn Wood McAfee * Patricia Whelan Schenck Kelley Manderson Fitzpatrick ^Elisabeth Fletcher Lubin Barrie Jeffrey McDowell *Grace Tredwell Schild Kara Grady Godfrey

fc Donor (or pasl five years * Deceased SPECIAL 24 s E C -1998 HONOR

ft Ann Martin Gonya lulia Huntington Pesek ft Ellen S.Smith Molly Currens Gaskins Kathleen Cushman Slack ft Katherine A. Hearn Desiree A. Petrus Katherine Jaschen St. John Tracy Worthington Ginn lean Spillane

Melissa Schoen Hitt Andrea Kane Rose Elizabeth Nelson Suhr ft Karen Greer Goss Rebecca Finkbeiner Streett

Frances Clardy Hooper ft Jennifer Memmott Rosenberg ftTeresa Pike Tomlinson Mary E. Gottlieb Jennifer R. Sullivan Ashbv Clark Hopkins Victoria Wolf Rosenfield Carol Wooldridge Tuttle Courtney Kneece Grimm ftjo Ann Roderick Tankard

ftCatharineT. Hubbard Nancy Buckey Rothacker ftLinda Mae Visocan Stephanie M. Hall' Jill Armstrong Kathryn Bosco Kosanovich Catherine Callender Sauls A. Mina Von Voss ftStacey M. Hannan Pawla M. Tweedy-Hamlette

Leanne Weber Kreis AnneG. Smith Caroline Trask Wallace Alicia Markey Hutter Mary Ashe v. ftBrigid McClynn Lengyel Ava Spanier Amelia u Watkins Susan \ Dena Burnham Wong ftPerr, Ules Lucas Dorsey Redmond Teague Victoria A. Willson Patricia Witcher Jordan Sarah Mcllheran Wunner Lenetta Archard McCampbell Elizabeth Doyle Teare Georgianna Conger Wolcotl Mary Kramlich-Nash Christine Carriere Zazulak Mir\ Bliss McGrath Anne P. To\e\ Evan C. Wright-Faser ftWesley Powell Lassen ftAmy Calandra Zechini Louellen Brooks Meyer Virginia Haynie Wainstein Dana de Holl Lesesne

Linda S. Miller Barbara Brasted Wait ftEmmy S. Leung Danielle DePaul Morgenthaler ftStarHollisWaldron Ruth Taul Magnusson Number in C/a.^ Number in Class: 146 Nanq E Ness ftjesse A. White • Monica C. Mahoney Number ot Donors: 4 J Number oi Donors: 37 Karla Kennedy Newman ftNancy Ray Wiltshire Kimberly Kline Malone Percentage oi Participation: 28% Percentage oi Participation |ill Redpath Noland ftCornelia R. Woodworth Mary S. Mason Total Class Dollars: $17,473 Kimberly Knox Norman Louanne Pahel Woody Mary Boyd McGuire Total Class Dollars: $1,185 Lisa Haggart Arnold Sonya A. Bowen *Cale S. Oertli Alexandra Bernard Wyllie ft Donna Meyer-Hodgert ft Eden Zuckerman Brown Suzanne Petrie Brady ft Deborah Fischer Oleisky ft Anne Souder von Weise Amy Jenkins Millican Lee Ann E. Conard ftElizabeth Butler Allison Bennett Pishko ftKelli Ketchum Morgan J. Caroline Corum ft Victoria Campo Byrd Haifleigh Hall Pritchard Kathryn Bolton Overman Kathryn N. Deriso-Schuartz Sarah M. Clinton * Elizabeth Kelly Rautz Cynthia B. Riegel Number in Class: 188 Brooke Rinehart Dunn Lisa Rabasca Dougherty M,ir\ N. Rosa ft Eden L. Rue Number of Donors: 64 Augusta Harrison Dunstan MelanieC. Duke Sharon Booth Shanahan Amy E. Sanidas Percentage oi Participation: 34% Laura M. Ferrazzano Susan Sickels Dyer ftChristine Corcoran Trauth Deborah A. Schmidt Total Class Dollars: $13,471 Dee A. Fraley Mary Anne Farmer Heidi Belofsky Turk Annette Shillestad ftCourtney Banton Alford Carolyn Grant Gallagher Anne Crow Galanides Madge Hall Vosteen ftjulie Littleton Smith Katherine Fons Barkley Katrina Evans Gatti Nicole Gauthier Cassandra Whaling Wierman Anne Haw Spencer Malinda Bradley Bergen *Amy Gould-Pilz Kathryn Johnson Glass Susannah Scagel Young ftSarah Anderson Stanton Linda Rowland Blount Elizabeth Bennett Haga Gwen Fisher Glew ftSuzanne Weaver Zimmer ft Helen Bradley Tarbutton Alicia Parker Brusenhan Stacey Sickels Heckel Kana Roess Goldsmith Laura Lawson Trevev Karen A. Bryan Susanna Broaddus Hickman Marie Wright Haider ftWhitney Odell Tucker ft Shannon Wood Bush Cameron Cox Hirtz Marian W. Hedgpeth Kimberly K. Willock \umber in Class: -'J<> Anne Hales Capo Katherine Cole Hite Katherine Cooper Hoffman Hildee Williams Wilson

Slumber oi Donors: 6 1 Anna Gallant Carter ftKathleen Meredith lacobelli Karen T. Hott ftAmanda Ottaway Zambetti ft Percentage ot Participation: 27% Kristen Kreassig Carter Julie Lindauer Jacobson Victoria L. Hutcheson Total Class Dollars: $-.141 Victoria Chumney Maia Free Jalenak Anne Clement Hutchison

ftMary Molyneux Abrams Carole Thrash Collins Laura Schumacher Kasprzak Elizabeth B. Jennings

Alison Kohlhepp Adkins Ansley Merritt Conner Elizabeth Belser Kistler Number in Class: 163 Stacey Lawrence Lee

ft Harriet McNair Alexander Mary Via Cuoco Beverly Freeman Kump Number oi Donors: 48 Megan Read Lindberg

Ruth Newell Angevine ft Pamela Miscall Cusick Jennifer Crawley Lewis Percentage oi Participation: 30% Michele Williams Lusby Kirsten Bailey Atkinson Julie G. Dorsett Whitney Bolt Lewis Total Class Dollars: $2,938 Amy Bryan Merselis

Ashley Simmons Bright ftCarol Goodman Doty ftChristina Savage Lytle ft Leslie Carson Albizzatti Ashley Quarrier Moran

Mary Jo Biscardi Brown Jennifer J. Fesche Stephanie Sprouse Macoy Ruth N.Allen Carlin McKenna Moroney

Rushton Haskell Callaghan Heidi Schultz Figler ft Katharine E. McCoid Hope E. Bartlett Dawn Monahan Nelson

Jennifer Jahos Chaladorf ft Page E. Franson Cecilia Moore Amanda Priddy Berkey ftSarah E. Pitts

ft Lynn Mather Charette Amy Tetteh Griffin Katherine K. O'Connor ftAshley Flynn Blanchard Mary Lanford Price

Jessica Sinnott Cotreau Paige Taylor Grundy Lisa Lucas Popera Jennifer A. Brennan ft Patience Richeson

ft Jennifer E. Crossland Jean Lewis Guergai ftM. Anne Powell ftjulie B. Brooks Emily Leming Rospond

Melissa A. Davison Kimberley Belcher Harvey Kristen Petersen Randolph Karen L. Brown Charlotte R. Sanders

Linda C. DeVogt Anne Mobley Hassett Jennifer Bach Rosen ftAmy E. Burton Susan J. Spurrell

Mary Farinholt Denious Susan Scales Hunt ftMary T. Sartler Shannon H. Coleman Terri Brockwell Waggoner

Donna Prommas Duchou ft Barbara Jastrebsky Melinda D. Sher Susan H. Deal Kathryn Hagist Yunk

Anne Merriman Dum Virginia R. Pascoe Jennings Kathleen Keogh Snelling Heather Colson Ewing Suzanne M. Ziesmann

ftDrusilla Davis Fadus Wimberly Eaton Jessup Mary S. Stockburger ftGladden Adam Falivene

Sarah Engleby Farrell Leslie Ross Kellogg Grace Quirk Thompson Ulrike M. Fischer

Patricia S. Click ftMichaelle Connors King Tracy Tigerman Thompson Kristen Hofheimer Flanagan Number in Class: 160 Elizabeth Duggins Green Deborah Brennan Leslie Courtenay Fraley Williams Dolly M. Garcia Number oi Donors: 40 Stephanie Hamilton Gregory Mary Paton Lewis Heather Shettle Witherspoon Allison Miree Gillespie Percentage oi Participation: 25% Isabelle Viguerie Gsell Kristen Whitney Lowrey ft Laura G. Gredys Total Class Dollars: $3,274 ftMary Boulware Hobbs Sydney E. Marthinson Olivia S. Grymes ft Laura M. Arceneaux ftDeanne Dawson lames ftAnn McAllister Lisa Waldrop Hammerschmidt Number in Class: 195 Janeime Asbury Brown Catherine L. Kendall Molly McNamara Stachelle Gilmore Hicks Number ot Donors: 50 Stephanie A. Brundage ftShapleigh Donnelly LaPointe Rebecca Michie McVeigh Claudia Schmidt Hunt Percentage of Participation: 26% Natasha Stanfill Bullotta Karyn Harcum Levy Rebecca A. Mills LuAnn Haag Hunt Total Class Dollars: $4,005 Lori Saraniero Butterfield Susan Mann Levy ftMary Robison Oates Anne Galbreath Jenkins *A. Whitney Bay Jennifer Brodlieb Cacioppo Nancy Palermo Lietz ftCaroline Owen-Houde ftNancy Dodge Kershner Krista S. Biggs ft Kimberly Olmstead Calhoun ft.Manah Smith Malik Beth A. Parker ftlrfan Kiratli Latimer Madeleine L. Blanchard Laurie Taylor Clark Katherine McKelway Elizabeth Wilson Parrish ft Elizabeth P.Mason Katherine M. Blue Virginia Marks Collier Marcharterre Melissa Murray Quinones Rachel Renzy Meima JoAnn Bogolin Lisa C. Crego Lisa A. Marks ft Lee Carroll Roebuck Catherine Hollberg Minor Gwendolyn Bombay Judy S. Currie Rebecca Young Metro ftHilary Harris Salley J. Elinor H. Myers-Kenworthy Marianne Butler Branham Margaret McClellan Driscoll ft Elizabeth Maraffi Michaud Katherine Bryan Sanders Nina Rowles Panarese Kimberly A. Brookes ft Kimberley McGraw Euston ft Beth Ann Trapold Newton L. Angelyn Schmid Alisa Delaney Pearce Nancy Quinones Chancier ftjill S. Fahy Susan Carr Nickel Leslie Cantrell Schoeffel ftMary Naff Philpott

Patricia F. Christian Laura Davis Fiochetta Robyn Bailey Orchard Bliss Simmons Kristen K. Redick Sandra L. Compton ftCatherine Gornto Freeman Mary Beth Miller Orson Cameron Clark Sipe Vanessa K. Rhodes Margaret M. Frazier ftjaimie Del Monte Galbreath Elizabeth Conner Pace Blair Beebe Smith ftAllison Richards Lisa Wallen Gardner Amy C. Ghiz

fc Donor for past five wars ' Deceased 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Carolyn E. Griffin Danielle Tedesco Marion N. Stewart Carrie Henderson Woldin Lucinda L. Polley

*Brett M. Halliwanger Daniella Ceccarelli Toomey Laura Swope Townsend Kerri A. Rawlings

Leise Scheppe Hammer Laura Warren Underwood Gretchen L. Vida Lindemann M. Rollenhagen

* Kate I. Haw Karen T. Valanzano Hilarie S. Wakefield Reneca R. Rose Number in Class: 108 Catherine Driskill Hindman Norma Bulls Valentine Katherine G. Warner Ute Koehler Sartin Number oi Donors: 100 Margaret Ledyard Hopkirk Catherine R. Viette Sarah Clifford Weaver Robin Sayre Percentage oi Participation: 93% *Keeley Sullivan Jurgovan Patricia Doran Walczak Katherine V. Whitby Sara E. Schmalz

Total Class Dollars: $4. 76t I * Holly Caswell King Christen Bugg Watson Meredith |. T. Williams Alexa T. Schriempf Amanda M. Acuff *Cara Ardemagni LaRoche Tracie Allen Webber Amy M. Woods Katherine K. Seder Landis E. Addison Kristin ). Liljegren Annegret P. Weckerle Eileen E. Yates Sophie L. A. Simonard Nessim A. Al-Yafi Ann E. Lindquist Tracy Camden Wilburn Sarah E. Young Ethel B. Stewart Alicia Allen Julia Hanneken Linza Merrilee Davies Wroten Tasha M. Swales Susanna M. Bader Lindsay lenkins Matthews Sigrid A. Zirkle lennifer ). Swisher Ann E. Barrett #Sheila M. McWilliams Vaiana |. Teriitehau Number in Class: 132 Patricia H. Baughman Kyra J. Meelan Heather M. Terry Number oi Donors: 63 Natalie K. Beidler ^Caroline E. Newman Kerry E. Thacker Number in Class: 129 Percentage oi Participation: 48% Heather E. Benhard Nora S. Oney Cassandra L. Thomas Number oi Donors: 29 Total Class Dollars: $3,563 Christina A. Benson Amy A. Peck Martha H. Tinnell Percentage oi Participation: 23% Rebecca A. Arkus Kabaye Berhanu Amy Dickson Riddell Courtney L. Totushek Total Class Dollars: $1,385 Marie G. Bandy Sarah L. Betz Susan C. Schmidhauser Desiree E. Valenzuela Anonymous Robin L. Bettger Katrina Balding Bills lennifer Valentine Van Ness Kara R. Vlasaty Katherine Lindsey Auchter Rachael Boyd Lucretia C. Bock Melinda S. Wick Melanie E. Vracas P. Robyn Barto Wanda D. Brockman Virginia L. Brundage Jennifer M. Wagner Heather L. Bayfield Natalie ). Brown Alison A. Burnett Kathryn Black Watson

lamee Thompson Briggs Constance G. Bump Courtney I. Burt Angela R. Williams Number in Class: 183 Lesley L. Byers Christie L. Cardon Jill E. Butcher Leigh C. Wilson Number oi Donors: 64 Kimberly L. Clayton Sarah T. Chaffee Melissa A. Cameron Paige Peabody Yager Percentage of Participation: 35% Allison Vollmer Douglass Claire A. E. Christensen Amy L. Campbell Amy D. Yakubinis Total Class Dollars: $5,445 Shannon Hetchel Dykes Kelly A. Collins Melanie L. Chriscoe

Kathleen D. Abel Lenora L. Farrington Susan T. Craig Catherine L. Clarkson

Amorette Wilt Aitken Carlene L. Harper Amy M. Daugherty Kerry E. Coleman

Sarah R. Alexander Elizabeth A. Hershey Yolanda L. Davis Sharon R. Colquitt The 1998 Senior Class "planted a

lennifer Jarvis Ballard |ill A. Higginbotham Sarah |. Dennis Amy E. Cook seed" with their senior cla^

Harpreet Bedi Zeda E. Homoki Mary Margaret Dixon Heather L. Cushman pledging $11,345 to be divided

Pamela Subranni Berman Elizabeth C. Lanard Stephanie H. Dudley Elizabeth F. DuCharme equallv between the unrestricted

Julia Skilinski Brooks Elizabeth Thigpen Landry Amelia E. Dudman Annette C. Dusenbury Alumnae Fund and a special fund

Sidney Cauthen Bullard Linda S. E. Lombardo Jesse W. Durham Amy C. Earehart ted to a project to lie identi-

Rebecca H. Carle Kathryn A. May Megan B. Fletcher Amy E. Everett fied in the College's Master Plan.

Ashley V. Celis Amelia W. McDaniel Lee A. Foley Kacey Farber

Candice K. Chang Kimberly |. Mounger Shannon E. Fountain Thea A. Galenes The class created the Class of 1998

Eleanor Guild Coghill Rebecca H. Nelson Kathleen D. Franson Stephanie J. Garcia Master Plan Fund as a way of

*Marissa Ashe Cole Elizabeth A. Riccobono Stephanie P. Franz Jill E. Gavitt showing commitment to the future

^Michelle MacMurtrie Constable Leslie ). A. Rodgers Elizabeth H. Groves Jessica D. Grass of Sweet Briar. At the Fifth

Camille A. Crawford Amy Biathrow Ross lulie R. Hildebrand Katherine Gumerson Reunion, the (lass will determine

SPollyC. Crawford Kimberly Szuszczewicz Snead Alexandria Hiribarne Renee E. Gunn how the money will be spent.

Lauri L. Dabbieri Belinda Smith Struckmeyer Sandy K. lennings-Nablett Alison S. Hall

Beth M. Davis Caitlin N. Sundby Octavia Hyland Jones Mary L. Harbour A special thanks to Virginia

Kathryn Chandor DelPlato Stacy L. Thompson Clark Jordan Kristen McCowan Hartley Blair '98 and Charlotte Rognmoe

Meredith Alpert Desantis Cara Gunther Waterhouse Catharine R. King Susan C. Healey '98 for leading this effort. The

1 Dianne Hayes Doss Ginger Amon White Kelly L. Knappenberger Jessica M. Hiveley 1 70 percent

*Debra A. Elkins Emily T. Kuchar Elizabeth L. Hunter participation.

Kristen L. Engle Catherine R. Lanter Julia Ingelido

Thomasin A. Foshay Catherine C. Latimore Holly B. James Jennifer M. Anderson Number in Class: 149 Margaret M. Frederick Laura S. Lechler Michelle M. Janiak Susan L. Aronhalt Number oi Donors: 35 Katherine T. Ganahl Eileen R. MacMurtrie Margaret H. Jenkins Susan M. Barney Percentage oi Participation: 24% *Kelly K.Gardner Leigh A. Mason Katherine L. Johnston Chantel N. Bartlett Total Class Dollars: $2,916 ^Elizabeth A. Gilkeson Frazier W. Miller Cristy C. M. Jordan Bronwyn E. Beard Heather L. C. Aspinwall Ashley D. Hammond' Ashley Thorner Olerich Sophia Kassim Stephanie H. Belk Lucia de Oliveira Bosworth Susan Messikomer Horenkamp Anne L. Osterholm Nicole M. Kelleher Virginia W. Blair lennifer Parker Broughton Christina Andert Hoy Dejerianne T. Ostrow Tanya R. Ketchum Dana L. Bordvick Diana L. Campbell Tracy E. Imse Janine C. Paris-Mesanko Courtney B. Lammers Kelly L. Bowman Pilar L. Collier Elizabeth H. lames Abigail E. Phillips Ronda J. Lehenbauer Candice M. Broughton Stephanie Salter Crenshaw Corinne S. Judeikis Heather L. Plank lennifer M. Lister Melinda S. Brown Catherine H. Ehlen Laura Baker Knights Laura M. Powell Kathryn Hall Lombardi Mary K. Bryan Yana Wagg Gardephe Lisa C. La Londe Cynthia Rakow Prew itt Conner C. Louis Cynthia M. Bumgardner English E. Griffith Colleen G. Losey Sarah E. Reidy Amy T. Louthan Jayme L. Calabrese Bergen M. Hall Stacey McClain lennifer L. Richmond Margaret A. MacDonald Katherine M. Carr Anna E. Hawthorne Sabryna A. McClung Sara D. Selbv Autumn L. Mather Melissa A. Coffey Elizabeth Dunck Hayes Kendra D. McGeorge Janeen K. Sharma Katherine M. McCartney Adair F. Collins Gwendolyn Hickey-Babcock Tracy B. S. Meier Ana-Marija Simic Elizabeth M. Mcintosh Jessica A. Cronin Courtney A. Huffman Sutapa Mukherjee Imogen M. Slade Stacy E. McKimm Lindsay A. Culp Jessica E. |ohn S. Kerry O'Donnell Melissa J. Snvder Gail J. Mesdag Page Darney Laurel L. Knaup *Ellen E. Ober Kay M. Thomas Virginia R. Miller Tara M. Day Katherine). Maxwell Maurie A. Palmer Nancy Corcoran Thurginger Rebecca D. Moats Amanda B. Diamond Shannon D. A. Newman Kay Pierce Linda W. Towers Christina L. Muir Sandra C. Dittmer Catherine W. Orr Kristen Swenson Sloop L. Paige Vaught Susanne E. Nifong Angela D. Elliott Charlotte Prothro Philbin & Wendy D. Stevenson Alison C. Wallis Catherine A. Osuna Dawn E. Everett Anna M. Reilly Carolyn S. Swain Theresa L. Walters Stephanie M. Pappanikou Pamela E. Fine Daniela N. Ricci Heather C. Swenberg Susan M. Whitehead Bhavi N. Patel Laura L. Fitton Mary-Byrd Schroeder Elizabeth Stinnett Taylor Cynthia L. Wilkerson Maia E. Pearson Deirdre B. Flannerv Shelby A. Snyder

Donor tor pasi t • Deceased i

- 1 9 9 8 ROLL OF DONORS

Mary E. Friberg Karin C. Fung 'Tit rent QcVtna Allison A. Gerber Mary A. Cheen Louise Smith Barry '44 Steering Committee Members * Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Brown loan Kelts Cook '55 Gretchen G. Gravley '41 SAnna Whitaker Bartel Mr. and Mrs. David k. Brown SMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Cooper N. Grudier 1997-98 Tonya ^Catherine Price '45 Bass Rebecca A. Brown ind Mrs. Ronald V.Cooper Cynthia Hague J. B.i '30 *Clara McDonald i Marshall Brush SShirley Sutliff Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper 55 Elisabeth A. Hall H. Dorminey, Mr. and Mrs. David R. Batchelder * Mr. and Mrs. Carter B. Bryan SMr. and Mrs. Co-Chair Couple James M. Corcoran Courtney |. Hayes Jacquelyn D. Bates S Ellen Newell Brvvn SMr. and Mrs. Albert B. Cord Charlotte A. Higgins Dr. Nancy Dutton Potter, Co-Chair SMr. and Mrs. Charles Beach, |r. *Dr. and Mrs. Phillips R. Bryan Dr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Carter Bryan A. Corrado Susan A. Holman B. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Beard S Alice Lancaster Buck '44 Sandra D. Costin Dr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Burdette, jr. lean E. Holmes '38 Emma Glass Beasley Marie Ironmonger Bundy '51 Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Day \. Cox V loanne E. Hopkins SMr. and Mrs. Tom M. Becherer Dr. and Mrs. Marvin G. Burdette, Jr. Julia Holt Coyl Elizabeth G. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Delvoie *Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bed |r, kathryn Burke SMr. and Mrs. W. Ford Cramer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Eubanks, Jr. kirn E. Izquierdo Nancy Neighbors Becker '57 SMr. and Mrs. John L. Burkhardt, Jr. SMr. and Mrs. kenneth H. Inga lackson Dr. and Mrs. Eric B. Farber |. SMr. and Mrs. H. '58 John Beebe, Jr. *Elhel Ogden Burwell Crandall, |r. Drs. Albert and Janet Finch Isabel D. lean-Pierre SMrs. Henry Behnke SMr. and Mrs. Frederick Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Cranford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rong Jiang C. Fonow Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Bell '65 SJean Shaw Byrne SLt. Col. and Mrs. John I. ( Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fretwell, Amanda D. kottke Jr. Mr. P. and Mrs. Frank Bellan * Mr. and Mrs. Craig ). Cain Marilyn Hannah Crocker 46 Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Friberg Joanna |. kucinski SMr. and Mrs. C. E. S. Bellows III Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Calandra S Faith Rahmer Croker '54 Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Godsalve Bngette P. Laib A. Belzer Joy Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Cale, Jr. SMr. and Mrs. W. Howard Mr. and Mrs. William III Anne k. Larus H. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Bender SMary Swift Calhoun '31 Crossland Carolyn M. Leddy Dr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Haeberle SMr. and Mrs. John L. Bender SAnne Richards Camden '69 SMr. and Mrs. William M. Cullom Natalie A. Lindfors Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hart SMrs. William Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Cameron SMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. Mrs. William R. Horbalt Astrid M. B. Liverman and Corinne Loney Benson '20 Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Houston, Jr. katherine J. Martin Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Benson SMr. and Mrs. William A. SMr. and Mrs. John T. Martin Dr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hunker Mary Lea Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Bergh Campbell Cunningham III Fionna Mr. and Mrs. William A. kientz III J. Matheson '55 Marcia Rhodes Berglund SMr. and Mrs. Ferdinand L. SMr. and Mrs. Orison B. Curpier Dr. and Mrs. Larry Lipscomb Anna k. Meres '51 Sally Anderson Bernays Carangelo SMr. and Mrs. Hilton B. Currens, Dr. and Mrs. A. Dallas Martin, Jr. Madge E. Miller Jr. The Hon. & Mrs. Maurice SMary Cooke Carle '59 Mr. and Mrs. Overton A. Currie Mr. Arthur L. McDougal Tricia L. Mohana Bernbaum Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Curry Maleka Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. McOwen Mrs. Melville Sr. '47 SMr. and J. Berry, Carmichael S Frances Gardner Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Moring Sarah E. Nolton Mr. and Mrs. Gary N. Betz Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Tony R. Curtiss Suzanne M. O'Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Morse, Jr. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. M. Bey SMr. and Mrs. William R. Carson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Cushman Judge and Mrs. Richard L. Reeh Adefunmi I. Omisade Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Black SJane Munnerlyn Carter '50 Lucy Call Dabney '42 kimberly A. Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Ross *Mr. and Mrs. James H. Black IV Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Castro SMr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Manuchehr Saman lessica G. Pavia '45 Sadie Allen Blackburn SDr. and Mrs. RodolfoCelis * Harold R. Dann and Mrs. Darelle A. Pfeifter Judge Robert L. Simpson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. '41 J. * Steven W. Chaffee S Josephine Harlan Darby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evah k. Pottmeyer W. Smith Blanchard, |r. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Serena k. Putegnat * Patricia H. Blanchard Chandor Daugherty The Society oi Families contributed Heather L. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Dr. and Mrs. Yung-Feng Chang SSusan Gibson Davenport '38 katherine A. Rinehart $161,051 of the $1802,493 Annual Blankenship II Barbara Derr '38 * Chenoweth SMr. and Mrs. Corbin J. Davis Fund total in 1997-98. Sweet Briar Charlotte |. Rognmoe '36 * Nancy Dicks Blanton Mr. and Mrs. John R. Childress SMrs. Ernest G. Davis, |r. Melissa A. Rothwell College is most grateful for the gen- The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph W. * Betty BlackmerChilds '42 Lt. Col. and Mrs. James W. erosity of the parents listed below: kindle L. Samuel Bobb Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Davis, Jr. Saq L. Sharpes Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bohannon Chmielinski Ms. Jane Baron Davis Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph |r. Britt k. Sheinbaum Abel, SMr. and Mrs. Robert M.Bolz Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Chriscoe Sylvia Saunders Davis '48 Mr. Shelley M. Shreve a and Mrs. A. Marshall Acuff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bond SMr. and Mrs. C. Lynch Christian, Jr. William L. Davis SAnne Ellice Adam '62 Heather L. Smith '47 SCatharine Fitzgerald Booker Mr. and Mrs. Chan Cho Chung * Dr. and Mrs. William R. Davison Mr. Elizabeth R. Snider and Mrs. James W. Addison as Jo Nelson Booze '54 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cicotello Mr. and Mrs. Bradley W. Day Elaine 0. Ahnell Sarah k. Spangler '56 S Dr. and Mrs. George M. Boswell, Jr. S Frances Shannonhouse Clardy ft Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Day Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Alberda Amanda B. Stroupe '66 Mr. and Mrs. Viorel Botea Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I. Clark III Judith Barthold De Simone SLt. Col. and Mrs. L. Alderson Erikka E. Sund John * Blair Bunting Both '40 SJane Black Clark '56 Col. and Mrs. James N. Dean Mrs. William Scarlett E. Swain W. Alexander as Mrs. Donald G. Bounds SMrs. John A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dee, Jr. Beverly Alexandre J. Catherine L. Thomas Deryle A. Bourgeois Lynn Adams Clark '61 S Mr. and Mrs. Robert Del Monte Heather A. Thomas * Diana Stout Allen '42 Linda S. Bourgeois SMary Whipple Clark '35 Mr. and Mrs. Christian M. Delvoie SMr.* and Mrs. Homer I. Altice Mamie |. Tokaruk '56 S Laura Hailey Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Terrence T. Clark Mr. and Mrs. William Dennig Mr. Mrs. J. Rhonda G. Tyree and Robert |. Amon SMr. and Mrs. James N. Boyd * Carolyn Monteith Clarke '42 * Judy W. Dennis Emily Q. Virkus * Mr. and Mrs. Ted 0. Anderson SDr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Boyd Skirkland Tucker Clarkson '53 Elizabeth G. Dennison Mr. and Mrs. David R. Armentrout Anne-Claire L. Wackenhut Benjamin C. Boylston SMr. and Mrs. David R. Clayton SMr. and Mrs. Gregory L. DePriest Jacqueline G. Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Truman Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bradford III Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Clayton as Margaret Stuart Wilson Dickey '41 Carolyn Pyle Weiseman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Aronhalt Gracey Luckett Bradley '39 SMarjorie Stock Clemens '40 Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Dickinson Lauren A. Wetzel wMr. and Mrs. Clavio F. Ascari Jane Williams Bradley '44 S Martha Mansfield Clement '48 SDr. and Mrs. John R. Dickinson Tiffmev C. Whitmire * Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ashe SMr. and Mrs. W. Waldo Bradley SMr. and Mrs. Walter G. Clinchy Nancy Dingman-Cobb Sara A. Wilcoxson Ms. Doyne M. Atkinson * Beverly Smith Bragg '54 Mr. and Mrs. Blaine A. Coblentz Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Dittmer * Mrs. George Austen, Jr. kristy E. Winstead '44 SCarlisle Morrissett Branch «Mr. and Mrs. William H. SMr. and Mrs. loseph M. Dixon, Jr. Ayres Dana R. Woodbury SMrs. Quincy C. Mr. and Mrs. Blair A. Brandrup Cogswell III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Dixon SMr. and Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock * Edith Page Gill Breakell'45 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm H. Cole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Dize Sharon M. Bagg SMr. and Mrs. |. Bruce Bredin S Nancy B.Cole Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Doczi SMr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Bahret '38 SMr. and Mrs. Leonard I. Bregman Dr. and Mrs. Flethcer Collins III SMary TalcottDodson SMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bake Virginia McGuire Brent '42 * Hazel Stamps Collins '32 SMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Donald Jean S. Baker SGrace Lanier Brewer '42 SMr. and Mrs. Michael E. Collins Mr. and Mrs. David H. Dorminey SDr. and Mrs. James L. Baldwin

Donna Bria Michael J. Collins SDr. and Mrs. William H.L. Myra Carr Baldwin '36 SAnne Mcjunkin Briber '43 S Susan Hayward Collins '55 Dornette Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Banis 5 Margaret Cuthbert Broaddus '65 S Anne W. Cone * Nancy Pingree Drake '43 SMr. and Mrs. Julian W. Banton 6 Mrs. Owen W. Brodie * Henry Conkle Julia Reynolds Dreisbach '27 * Henry M. Barker '47 S Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brodie S Frances Ulmer Conley Mr. and Mrs. John J. SMr. and Mrs. Donald A, Barkley '58" Julia Olive Craig Brooke SJocelyn Palmer Connors '62 Dronkers-Laureta Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Barnes Ruth Ellyn Brooks * Eleanor Wright Conway '32 SMr. and Mrs. James S. Dudley * Patricia Levi Barnett '49 SMr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cook S Virginia Decker Dudley '45

Donor for pasl five years • Deceased Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman #Mrs. William B. Gillies, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sigel J. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kline Arthur L. McDougal Ms. Donna Dufay «PaulW. Girard Mary M. Hogan Lucille Scott Knoke '36 sfcCaptain Joseph M. McDowell '42 '59 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Duffie * Alice Williams Glover *Mrs. Lloyd R. Hoilman *Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. Knoke Sorrel Mackall McElroy '43 &JaneYoeDuggan '53 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Glusac * Esther Jett Holland *The Rev. and Mrs. Peter N. Knost Earl M. McGowin '42 Jeannette Mandle Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Godsalve Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Holman, |r. #Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Mr. and Mrs. Norman F.

Josephine Snowdon Durhjr *Mr. and Mrs. C. Wallis Goodwin David L. Holmes Kohlme\er |r McGowin. |r.

*Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. *Mr. and Mrs. John K. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. John F. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. fan Koper Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Mcllheran, Jr.

Dusenbury *Dr. and Mrs. James P. Goolsby, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G. Holthaus, Jr. *Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kroh Mr. and Mrs. James McKee

Mr. and Mrs. |ohn D. Dwarzski *Mrs. Arthur C. Gorman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Hoogland Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Linda A. McKeever '69 '48" Elizabeth Walker Dykes '54 *Mary Murchison Gornto $Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Horak Kruschwitz * Katherine Berthier McKelway Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gottsche Mr. and Mrs. William R. Horbatt Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Kubler *Claudia Antrim McKenna '48 '52 &Grace DeLong Einsel Mr. and Mrs. William H. Graves III Douglas K. Hoverkamp Mr. and Mrs. lospeh J. Kucinski Ms. Holly I. McKinley

With M. Elkins* Mr. and Mrs. Randall Gravley &Dr. and Mrs. Byron L. Howard #Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kuehlwein *Mr. and Mrs. William G. McKoy

*MargaretRoss Ellice '34 Mr. and Mrs. Jim B. Green & Susan Taylor Hubbard '51 Emilie Kuhlman-Furrer lames L. McLemore '30 Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Elliott, |r. *Merritt Murphey Green Page Anderson Hungerpiller 54 *Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz, Jr. Stephanie McMillan

*|ane Campbell Englert '57 &Sara Ironmonger Greer '53 Dr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hunker Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kwak *Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. P. McNease Cecile Waterman Essrig '44 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gregory Byrd Smith Hunter '43 *ElizabethToddLanden'50 Lois Fernley McNeil '40" '46 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Eubanks, |r. ^Catherine Smart Grier Carol Myers Hunter 44 Mr. and Mrs. Monro B. Lanier II *Mrs. lames S. McNider, |r.

Patricia A. Evans *Mrs. William R. Griswold * Still Hunter, jr. Drs. Oscar and Rosario Laserna Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. McOwen

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Eveler Mr. and Mrs. E. Henry Groppe, )r. Col. and Mrs. Rufus D. Hutcheson #Mr. and Mrs. David S. Latimore Nancy Goldie McTaggart '53

Mr. and Mrs. Dart Weed Everett II Ms. Susan B. Grosvenor Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lawlor III 36 Mr. and Mrs. S. Joseph Meelan '26 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Fahy *Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Grymes, Jr. * Dorothy Keller lliff Ms. Grace B. Lawrence *Anne Old Mercer '38 '50 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. * William D. Gumerson, Jr. Jean C. Izquierdo Mr. and Mrs. Carville B. Leaf, Jr. Sydney Overstreet Meredith '55 Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. William T. Gunn III * Barbara Garforth lackson Mr. and Mrs. lohn T. Lear Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Meres

Dr. and Mrs. Eric B. Farber Dr. and Mrs. Victor Haddad *Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. lackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard |. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. '59 a&Tabb Thornton Farinholt Dr. and Mrs. Glenn F. Haeberle T. Haller Jackson, Jr. Michele M. Lee Messikomer

* Elizabeth S. Farmer § Alice Trout Hagan '49 *Mr. and Mrs. Harry V.Jaffa Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff W. *Mrs. Richard H. Meyer

Augusta Saul Farrier '39 Estella R. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Evan W. Jahos Leeming seMr. and Mrs. Robert Milbank

Sara Kirkpatrick Fearing '37 The Rev. and Mrs. Donald F. Mr. and Mrs. Evan R. James Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Millar '29 Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Fernandez Hague wSara Callison lamison Lehenbauer *Mr. and Mrs. |. Clifford Miller, Jr.

Mr. John R. Ferrantino Ms. Lila J. Hail Mr. and Mrs. Al Jenkins, |r. #Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leming Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Miller '60 Rosalyn S. Fielding * Barbara Murphy Hale *Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Jenkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lenoir *Martha lean Brooks Miller 41 Regina Fields * Mrs. William N. Hale Nancy Kegley lenkins '42 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Lester *Mr. and Mrs. William G. Miller '63 Drs. Albert and Janet Finch *Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hall Harriet Reese lensen * Dorothy Wood Letts '50 Catherine Lotterhos Mills '56 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Fine lean Ruggles Hall '41 * Mrs. Jack E.Jensen Pamela LeVine * Katharine Shaw Minton '52

*Mr. and Mrs. William R. Fink &Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Halligan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jesson *Anne Bundy Lewis '42 9? Katherine Oglesby Mixson '33 '47 Elaine Floyd Fisher '57 Judith Burnett Halsey Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Johnson Mr, and Mrs. Jack C. Lewis j>Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Mobley

*LindaFite'67 Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Hamby Ms. Daphne S. Johnson lane Perry Liles '53 * Sue Lawton Mobley '55

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Fitton Ms. Star K. Hamilton Gretchen W. Johnson * Sue Taylor Lilley '51 Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Mondel '34 * Rachel Mays Fitzgerald 73 $Mrs. Harry R. E. Hampton *Mrs. Irving A. Johnson, Jr. *Anne Corbrtt Little »Mr. and Mrs. C. Robert Monnich '46 '42 Martin R. Flannerv Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. *Col. and Mrs. Kenneth W. * Elinor Clement Littleton & Irene Mitchell Moore '64 Sheila Flannery Hamshaw Johnson loan Hulley Liverman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore. |r. '57 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G. Foley *Sudie Clark Hanger '42 * Margery Scott Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick P. Lorfus Sarah Murdock Moore '59

&Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Foley Mrs. Myran H. Hanz Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Johnson Ms. Theresa L. Lombardi 3? Mr. and Mrs. John L. Morgan III '40 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fonow Mr. and Mrs. John E. Harbour * Katherine Estes Johnston $Mrs. Albert Long Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Moring '28 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fons Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harden * Mrs. Albert N. lones * Mr. and Mrs. John W. Losse, Jr. * Virginia Van Winkle Morlidge '36 '36 '53 $ Elizabeth Morton Forsyth &Dr. and Mrs. Byron B. Harder * Arnold Susong Jones * Virginia Timmons Ludwick *Mrs. Frank A. Morris, |r. '46 '54 William W. Foshay, Jr. *Mary Holland Hardin #Mrs. Carl A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Lundberg *Vaughan Inge Morrissette '54 Mr. and Mrs. Waverly C. Foster, Jr. SDr. and Mrs. H.M.Hardy *Dallis Johnson Jones *Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Morse, Jr. '41 wDecca Gilmer Frackelton Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Harju Mr. and Mrs. David M. Jones MacDonald III * Mr. and Mrs. Joel T. Morton '45 *Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Franson & Harriet Hazen Harnack &Dr. and Mrs. E. Palmer Jones SMrs. Franklin H. MacGregor Lisa B. Motter * Joanne Williams Fraser '51 sfcLynn Prior Harrington '58 Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Jones Mathrina Howze Maclellan '33 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Mourer « The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. *Dale Hutter Harris '53 Judith Cowen Jones '60 Margaret Holcomb MacMillan '37 SfAnne Carroll Mulholland '56 '43 '53 Frazier, )r. Dr. and Mrs. David ). Harris * Katherine Doar Jones * Sally Myers Mactavish Donna Anderson Mullens '51 '49 '43 '42 Carla de Creny Freed * Elizabeth Trueheart Harris * Lucy Kiker Jones *The Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. *Grace Bugg Muller-Thym '43 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Freeman *lane Hardy Harris fsMr. and Mrs. Meredith C. Jones, Jr. Magistro &Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Mulock III '46 Mr. and Mrs. Robert French Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Harris * Nancy Parsons Jones '36 98 Mary Virginia Grigsby Mallett '49 Charlotte Sprunt Murchison '40 '45 '56 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fretwell, |r. * Georgia Herbert Hart $Anne Dickson lordan is Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mancusi, Jr. Corell Lauter Murray

*Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Friberg Henrietta Minor Hart '39 Ms. Michele B. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Mansell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Naquin '37 & Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Friend Mr. and Mrs. Neal Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kacho * Rebecca Douglass Mapp Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Neale '57' Susan Smith Friend Elizabeth Brown-Serman Hayes 41 Mr. and Mrs. Hun-Wen Kan SHtr. and Mrs. lohn B. Maraffi wElizabethDoucettNeill '41 '48 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Frier *)ohnT. Hayes Mr. Leon J. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Marks * Diane King Nelson

Laetitia Seibels Frothingham '41 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Hayes Col. and Mrs. Matthew A. Kayson *Dr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Marshall Theda Sherman Newlin '32

&Mr. and Mrs. Dwight A. Fry Mrs. Omar Hays Mr. and Mrs. lohn F. Keating Dr. and Mrs. A. Dallas Martin, Jr. SMr. and Mrs. |. Wilson Newman

* Beverley Hill Furniss'35 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Keating, |r. Mrs. Kenneth L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. lames W. Newman, Jr.

Mrs. Philip Gallery *Mary Frye Hemphill 45 Nancy J. Keese Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Martin as Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Nexsen '48 '40 '37 *Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Garcia * Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Henderson, Jr. * Nancy Vaughn Kelly « Beth Thomas Mason 8>Mary Cochran Nicholson '27" Mildred Wilson Garnett *Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. •Mr and Mrs. lames S. Kemper III * Emily Wilkins Mason 44 *Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Noble, Jr. '41 Mrs. Nancy E. Gavitt Henningsen, |r. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Kendall Nancy P. Mason S Lossie Taylor Noell Harriet Willcox Gearhart '45 Mavde Ludington '48) * lane Johnson Kent '48 SSMr. and Mrs. Norman Mason Mr. and Mrs. David M. Nollon

*Mrs. Douglas T. Geddes Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B. Herman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kientz III &Mr. and Mrs. Linwood S. Mather, Jr. * Nancy F. Norman

Janelle H. Gerber Dr. and Mrs. Ratael E. Hernandez &Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey C. King * Genevieve Maxon-Stark 98 Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Norville

Elsa Gettleman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Herring *Wistar Watts King '46 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. H. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nott IV '63 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Gheen Mar\ Pa\ne Hester '59 sfcCapt. and Mrs. |ohn |. Kingston &McNair Currie Maxwell * Ann Shipper Oates 71 '50 Harvey Ghiz John R. Hicks, |r *Mr. and Mrs. Cenap Kiratli * Elizabeth Hutchens McCaleb Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Ober

&Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Christ Linda C. Hicks Nancy A. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Mr. and Mrs. William |. O'Brien

Mr. and Mrs. Waverly W. Gibbs, Jr. Floridalma Hidalgo *Mr. and Mrs. H. Donald Kistler McCammon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. O'Dea '50 Katherine Lang Gibson Ml and Mrs. lohn T. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Kitchen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McClellan *Mrs. James E. O'Hearn '53 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Gilbert Alfred J. Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Kitchen, |r. * Margaret Graves McClung Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Okonak '54 *Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Gilgan * Elizabeth Carper Hoffman *|ean Pollard Kline '46 Robert L. McDill *Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Olmstead

* Donor tor pay fn-e >ears ' Deceased Dr. and Mrs. ]ohn C. O'Loughlin Nanu Messii k Ray 12 Ms Imda M. Siegrist ftBelsy Gilmer Tremain '42 ftMary Poindexter Willingham '36 '54 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Mary Barber Read ft Margaret Lawrence Simmons '49 ft Mrs. Ralph R. Tripletle Spain Willingham' Ortengren Mar) McDulfie Redmond '47 ft Stephanie Harmon Simonard 72 Freida Carpenter Tucker 73 ftMr. and Mrs. George J. Willock III

Mrs. Prime F. Osborn judge and Mrs. Richard L. Reeh and Mrs. Robert L. ftMr. and Mrs. William H. Tucker ft Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wilson '47 Katharine Weisiger Clarence Reeves Simpson, |r. '36 * Osborne Mi and Mrs. Perry E. Turner, Jr. ft Adela Cocke Winfree

Larr\ P. Dr. B. Register |i Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne and Mrs. Harry and Mrs. Charles H. Si Mr. and Mrs. William O. Turney, It ftBem :i '48

and Mrs. Stephen and Mrs Walter A. Reiter, |r. Dr. and William Mr. |, *Mr. ft Mrs. H. Sipe II Hazel Fellner Tuttle 44 nd Mrs. lames R. Wingfield

Osmundsen ftAnn Moore Remington 44 Barbara H. Skriloff id Mrs. John C. Tuttle Betty Bentsen Winn '53 '60 '48 Mr. and Mrs. Albert V. Osterholm *EmoryHillRe\'41 ft Susan Hendricks Slayman ftMargarei aldington Twohy Mr. and Mrs. James E.

A Mr. and Mrs. Jerold M. Ostrow «Mr. and Mrs. Billy D. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Underhill, |r. Winter

• '54 ftMr. and Mrs. lames D. Osuna |)i .rul Mrs Renzo Rici ft Margaret Lotterhos Smith Ann Samford Upchun Letitia C. Wissman '36 Mr. and Mrs. loseph A. Oswald, |r. ftMr. and Mrs. William |. ftMary Virginia Camp Smith James W. Utt ft Florence Bagley Witt '42 '57 ftCynthia Wilson Ottaway Riccobono Ml and Mrs. Phillip E. Smith \n and Mrs \iiniph Valenzuela ftMr. and Mrs. Roland M.Witt, |r.

Christine E. Ottersberg Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie C. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Smith ftMartha Falk Vallerv 44 Mr, and Mrs Dallas E. Wood '83 '58 Barbara Rose Page Celia Loving Richeson ftMr. and Mrs. William W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kim Albert Van Duzer Diane Duffield Wood '57 '29 * Robert G. Page lulie Ann Richmond ft Ruth Ferguson Smythe *Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Varn ft Dorothy Wallace Wood '48 '48 '34 ftMr. and Mrs. Carmen |. Palermo Linda L. Richmond ft Eleanor Potts Snodgrass ftMr. and Mrs. Roy B. Varnado ft Elizabeth Bond Wood

ftMr. and Mrs. David R. Palmer ft Dr. and Mrs. Michael |. Rieder ftCapt. and Mrs. Joseph C. Arthur L. Vasconcellos, Jr. Mr and Mrs. David K. Woodbury

Nancy Keen Butterworth ftMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Riegel Snodgrass, Jr. ftAnn Ma) Via '54 ftOlivia Rhodes Woodin '41 '47 Palmer '51 ft Susan Van Cleve Riehl Mr. and Mrs. David Sobotta Evalena Sharp Vldal '48 ft Mr. and Mrs. James A. Woods Ms. Linda B. Paolicchi Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Rihl ft Helen Elliott Sockwell '48 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Visocan Lucy Winston Works '38 '32 * Alice Dabney Parker Chnstoph Ringier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solimando Mr. and Mrs. Frederic B. Voght Mr and Mrs. Henry B. Wright, |r. '41 * Barbara Thompson Parker ftCarroll Weitzel Rivers 57 Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Solivan Jerrold R. Voss ftjoan Broman Wright '56

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Parker • Barrett Robertson '48 Katherine ft Mar) Souder Mr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Bernard J. Wunder, Jr. '36 '49 * Katharine Niles Parker ft Lindsay Coon Robinson ftMr. and Mrs. Furman South III Wackenhut Mr. and Mrs. Alipio Yabar

Mr. and Mrs. Ashuin B. Patel ftMr. and Mrs. )ohn H. Robison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Spangler. Jr. ftMr. and Mrs. Gary R. Wagner ftAnn Benel Yeliott '51 '55 '53 #Renis Siner Paton *Mrs. Milton L. Roessel ftMr. and Mrs. Richard T. Sparks Constance Werly Wakelee Mr. and Mrs. Robert V.Young III ftMr.andMrs. S.F.Pauley Mr. and Mrs. Arlan D. Rogers ft Stephanie Bredin Speakman '68 ft Bess Pratt Wallace '48 ftCamille Williams Yov '41 Mrs Brew P. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rognmoe Drs. Paul and Patricia Speidel ft Helen Gwinn Wallace ftCapt. and Mrs. Terrence L.

Mr and Mrs Larry E. Pearson ftMr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Roman loan Hobbs Spisso 72 Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Walters Zackowski '61 '53 Beverly Avers Peck ft Mary Ann Mellen Root Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Spivey Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Walters Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zak

'53 Patti '61 '44 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Peek ft Nan Locke Rosa Birge Spivey ft Sloan Hawkins Ward ftMr. and Mrs. Elwin J. Zarwell ft Kathleen Peeples Pendleton '55 Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Ross ft Agnes Cleveland Stackhouse '31 ftBetty Byrne Gill Ware '55 Janis Thomas Zeanah '52 '48 * Elizabeth Graves Perkinson Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Rothwell Carole H. Stalling ft Patricia Coxe Ware '59 « Page McFall Ziebold '60 * Ellen Gilliam Pern, 45 ft Patricia Traugott Rouse '48 William D. Stark Mary Grafe Warren '52 ftCynthia Zirkle '44 ftMargaret Eggers Perry Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Roux ft Virginia Lutz Stephen '61 Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Warren, Sr. W. Denman Zirkle

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Pesiri ft Anne Wilson Rowe '57 ftElynor Neblett Stephens '57 ftMr. and Mrs. Woodward A. ftjane Lewis Zollicoffer '50 ftMr. and Mrs. William H. Petree ft Raymond G. Ruff ftMr. and Mrs. Gerry U. Stephens Warrick, Jr. ftMr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman ft Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stephens ft Mrs. L.Bradford Waters

'58 • '.'< '44 Petti nga ft Betty Phillips Sanford ( jlhenne Lauder Stephenson ft Patricia Whitaker Waters '30 Joan M. Petty ftjean Oliver Sartor '39 ftSerena Ailes Stevens ftMrs. John I. Watson

Mr. and Mrs. Danny E. Pfeiffer Susan B. Saunders ftNedra Greer Stimpson '51 *HelenGravattWatt'44 ft Anne Allen Pflugfelder '54 A. Patricia Saveall Ivey St. John ft Lee Montague Watts '39 ft Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pierce ft Elizabeth Miller Sayler '55 ftjean McKenney Stoddard '39 ftMr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Weaver '53 •Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Pike Mr. and Mrs. loseph H. Scales, Jr. ftAnne Green Stone ft Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Webb '44 '43 '27 ftVirginia Noyes Pillsbury ftRoselle Faulconer Scales ft Ruth Lowrance Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Webb, Jr.

*Mr. and Mrs. Ballard F. Pinkard, |r. ft Dr. and Mrs. Guy L. Schless Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Webb '37 ft Vernon W. Piper ft Margaret Comwell Schmidt Stringfellow, Jr. ftMr. and Mrs. John A. Webster

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Pipkin Mr. and Mrs. R. Denny Schmidt Richard E. Stromberg ftLanghorne Tuller Webster '58 '34 '34 ft Ruth Myers Pleasants ftMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Schroder II ftMary Lee Ryan Strother ft Dr. and Mrs. Albert A. Weckerle

Bowdre Budd Poer '46 ft Frances Longino Schroder '44 ftSue Graves Stubbs '33 ftMr. and Mrs. Lester H. Weekes

*Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Polley, Sr. ft Betty Carlton Schroeder '64 ftMary Lane Bryan Sullivan '58 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Weigle '60 Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Pollock ftMr. and Mrs. George E. Schultz, Sr. Marianne Oliveri Svoboda ftMr. and Mrs. George H. Weiler, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Poore ft Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Swain, Sr. ftMr. and Mrs. Jay M. Weinberg '44 ^Catherine Tift Porter *Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. John T.

Dr. Nancy Dutton Potter Linda R. Seems ft Dr. and Mrs. James A. Swenberg Weisenberger '42 '46* ft Ann Hauslein Potterfield ftCaroline Rudulph Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Swenson ftMrs. Richard C.Weiss

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Pottmeyer Mr. and Mrs. William L. Senecal Mr. and Mrs. John H. Swisher Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells '46 Hallie Nixon Powell Mr. and Mrs. Rick Seyfarth ftMr. and Mrs. Fred F. Szak Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Werner '38 '41 Kitty Corbett Powell Mr. and Mrs. Edward |. Seymour, Jr. ft Lillian Fowlkes Taylor Alice G. and Curtis G. West

Linda Byrd Powell '62 Mrs. Madan M. Sharma ftMary Herbert Taylor '45 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. West ftMargaret Morris Powell '54 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sharretts Mary Law Taylor '43* ft Joan Darby West '46

Mr. and Mrs. Donald |. Prem Mrs. Jean Shay Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor ftMr. and Mrs. Alan J. White ftMargaret Craighill Price 41 Burney Parrott Sheeks '55 ft Dr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Teague Alice Stansbury White '52 ftMr. and Mrs. Dean W. Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Teodores ft Mr. and Mrs. James W. White ftElizabeth Perkins Prothro '39 Sheinbaum Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Terry ftMargaret Ballard Whitehurst '39 ft Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Prothro *Lola Steele Shepherd '50 *Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Whitley '49 Allen Boyd Puckett III ftAlice Dulaney Sheridan ft Emily B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Whitmire

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Thomas ftMargaret Gearing Wickham '42 ft Patricia Owens Purvis '50 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Sherrard V Mr. and Mrs. Robert ). Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Wiherle

Donna G. Pyle Ms. Susan D. Shevlin Dr. and Mrs. William V. Tillery III ftMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. ft Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Quesenberry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G. Shields ftMr. and Mrs. Truman T. Tillotson Wilcoxson '48 ft Betty lohnson Ragland *Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shiller Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Timberlake Stephen H. Wiley

*Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Rakow ftMr. and Mrs. lohn G. Shillestad *RuthUllandTodd'22 ft Fayette McDowell Willett '43 '47 ftMr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ramsay ft Lisa Guigon Shinberger '29 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Toler ftCecil Butler Williams

ftMr. and Mrs. William Raney Martha McBroom Shipman '31 ftjane Roseberry Tolleson '52 ft Emory Gill Williams '40

Helena Papis Rangel '65 ft Mr. and Mrs. Kenelm L. Shirk Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Toro-Leyton *Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Williams '48 Catharine Clark Rasmussen '50 Abby Patterson Shultis '66 ft Newell Bryan Tozzer '55 Sally Smith Williams '38 David R. Rawlings ftMr. and Mrs. Frank C. Sidles ftMr. and Mrs. lohn M. Trask, Jr. ftjosephine Happ Willingham

ft Donor for past five years ' Deceased 1997-1998 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

^Frievibs Qik'ihc]

Friends oithe College nude a Lori Fineman Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. lames E. Terrell Faculty and Staff *T. Richard Fishbein Lookadoo * Angela H. Toussaint

ti ' each &Fannie Fletcher" Lotz Marc H. Trager Giving Jack C. of the following: Joyce B. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Cvnthia Tye Anonymous Bryant C. Freeman Loughran Mr. and Mrs. George Vagt Most grateful thanks to ma

Leland R. Abbey * Forrest L. Gager, Jr. John D. Lyons Peter J. Vantine of tin Mrs. Victor Ackermann D. Philip Garmev Marcia Macey MacBride Elizabeth C. Velinir support to 5i >llege \\i and Mrs. Budd B. Adams Maxine Garner *KatherineMacdonald George K. Visich during 1997-98 with a total Ot 44

• i ,r i * David P. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geller Mrs. William H. Macon (.i. i U.llkrl

Sandra S. Adams-Choate Ethel Gelgood* ^Michael J. Madden * Charles M. Weis

& Ralph Aiken" Wloseph A. Gilchrist, |r. Jeanette Manion Edith Mapother Wells * Nancy Godwin Baldwin '57 Mr, and Mrs. Lorin Aird Robert M. Gill H. Chester Markle, Jr." James M. Wells John Gregory Brown Glenn L. Allen, Jr. Staplelon D. Gooch IV * Robert G.Marshall John Welwood

Carlos I. Calle Darlene N. Alonzo ludith R. Wiener Goodhue George Martin Anne C. Whinery' Jennifer L. Crispen ludith M. Alperin-Fried *Mary Goodwin Marshall Mays Kenneth S. White #Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Cronin Mary S. Anderson Eileen Goudge Frances H. McConaghy *Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. * Monica F. Dean John F. Aniello Karen Gta\ &Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Whiteman, Jr. &Elna Green *Dr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Richard Greeman McCulloch, Jr. Ms. M. Lyndon Whitmore Julia Guill Armstrong Madeleine F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Terence C. Herbert N. Wigder Mr. and Mrs. Neal Harvey Mrs. Newell A. Augur, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gromel McGaughey Mr. and Mrs. James G. Williams *Gloria A. Higginbotham &Mr. and Mrs. Neil Baldwin Alice C. Graver Martha E. McGrady Paul Wilson Allen W. Huszti R. M. Ball *Carole A. Grunberg *Lynn M. McWhood Winifred B. Wilson *Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. Hyman Mrs. Roger Barbev &Margot H. Hahn Meryl B. Menon Jeanne L. Windsor *John G. Jaffe Eric Bauer *Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hall III Stephen Mirabella *Dr. R. H. LangleyWood loan R. Kent Mr. and Mrs. James Beck Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Anna Marie Moore *Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wood III Mrs. Charles C. Kestner ^Gordon G. Beemer H'21 Hambleton Jacques Morin Nichole C. Yaroush $Aileen H. Laing '57 Stephen Belcher Daphne Johnson Hanrahan Scott M. Morris Roger L. Zissu * Rrlvi i ,i M.ismc Lane Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Belouis, |r Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hansberrv Edwin H. Morse Emile A. Langlois Josephine Benedek » Adelaide H. Hapala Glenda Motter *Dr. and Mrs. George H. Lenz Miriam F. Bennett Patricia Harrington lohn C. Mueller * Elizabeth Grones Leonard '76 Sarah R. Berman Donna B. Harris Marcia Nass Margaret A. MacDonald '97 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 0. Donald R. Hart, Jr. &Mrs. Lawrence G. Nelson *Sandra Maddox H'59 civib Birney, Jr. Lucy Hervier *Mrs. Stanley Nemser Qcft* *Cheryl Mares * Barbara Blair Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Horan * Byron Nimocks *Cathy Cash Mays '84 Caroline K. Bloy Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hough, *Michael J. Olecki &Denise A. McDonald Olivia J. Boler |r. Nicholas D. Paige Mary Lou Merkl *H)equests ^Catherine Sims Boman *Eliane Hughes Mrs. Dwight Parsons * Reuben G. Miller Kenneth W, Bradt Theodore W. Hughes Alice Pasqualetti Life *Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell L. Moore Income Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Morton W. Briggs Arthur F. Humphrey III Suzanne F. Patterson Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld Ruth Briggs Darrell W. Hunt *C. Gregg Petersmeyer The following donors entered into &Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Piepho Ellen S. Buchwalter Anna M. Moore and Jack Joan Petty lite-income arrangements with the Kerri A. Rawlings '97 *Kathrin Burleson lanetatos Mrs. William Pogue College during 1997-98. These H. Richards '84 *Anne donors continue to receive Joan E. Burnes Mary A. Jankovich Bruce J. Rakay income Marcia Robertson lor and/or others while #Dr. Anthony Caprio Mr. and Mrs. J. Rukin Jelks III Sarah T. Ramage* themseh es Edward L. Schwarzschild Brian Carlton Mrs. Dimitry Jodidio James W. Reid realizing immediate income and * Margaret Stanton Joseph F. Carroll Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Johnston Linda K. Reinhold ix h nefits * Robert A. Steckel Julie K. Carroll ^Benjamin H. Jones Collette Restaino Byrd Stone '56* Maculey Carter, |r. Mr. and Mrs. W. Allen Jones Alice H. Ries Anonymous '47 *Ann Marshall Whitley '35 John G. Casey Richard T. Jordan Beth Ries Mary Whipple Clark Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Wiley II Ernest P. Edwards (Retired Faculty) Daniel J. Chisholm III Edward K. Kaplan Captain and Mrs. Evan D. *Mary Anne Wilson '57 John D. Conley Mr. and Mrs. Ben Karmelich Robinson Mary Jane Luke '48 '93 Merrilee Davies Wroten '30 Carolyn S. Cook * Barbara A. Kelly * David Rosenbloom Serena Ailes Stevens * Louise Swiecki Zingaro '80 Kami A. Cotler Rebecca H. King Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm R.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Craig Mrs. John S. Klein Rubinstein

Maura A. Daly Karen E. Knaul Dr. and Mrs. Robin 0. Russell Bequests

* Peter B. D'Amario Helen F. Kollock Margaret M. Sabo During 1997-98. Sweet Briar C. F. Damon, Jr. Michael S. Koppisch *Tom M. Schaumberg ed bequests from thr *Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Daniel Susan Kotta *Helene P. Schewel nl: John P. Daughtry, Jr. Allison Thomas Kunze Antoinette F. Seymour Josephine Bierhaus Barrow '52 Calvert G. deColigny, Jr. Peter M. Labombarde Beverly 0. Shivers Audrey T. Betts '45 Lucinda F. Dileo Laura Lacchia-Rose English Showalter, Jr. Ruth Simpson Carrington '21 * Peter B. Dirlam Douglas Lam June Siegel Nanq H.Coe'31 Rosemarie Dizon Mason H. Lampton loanne V. Simson Jeannette Shambaugh Elliott '33 *Mr. and Mrs. Rodman H. Durfee Marc-Olivier Langlois Jonathan Small Fannie Fletcher * Kemp V. Dwenger Walter G. Langlois Jane R. Smiley (Friend of the College) Mrs, Leslie R. Dyer, Jr. Sandra A. Leibowitz Cameron K. Smith Evelyn Dillard Grones '45

Mrs. lerry J. Earle Ms. Julia B. Leverenz Brent Stait-Gardner Marjorie Lasar Hurd '34 *Ernest P. Edwards Anne Shullenberger Levy Frederic C. St. Aubyn lulia M. Peterkin '35 Mabel Edwards' Paul S. Levy Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Steele, Jr. Virginia Cooke Rea '31 Bryce L. Elkins Elizabeth M. Lewis Barbara H. Steiner Merriam Sands Packard Sargent '43 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ellison Peng K. Lim Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stevens Marcia Fowler Smiley '49

Alan M. Engler Deborah J. Lindblom Laura L. Stottlemver Cornelia Murrav Weller '33 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Norwood W. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Stout Anne C. Whinery &Carma C. Fauntleroy Lindblom William W Stover, |r. (Friend of the College) *Scott and Barbara Fegan Charles C. D. Littleton Mr and Mrs. William W. Sumits Lois Peterson Wilson '26 * Jonathan Fielding * David L. Longfellow Susan A. Talbot

SDonof tor past live u-jrs * Deceased 1 1 1

19 9 7-1998 DONORS

'I lie Inliana 'Fletcher 'Williams Associates

'48 The Indiana Fletcher Williams Martha Mansfield Clement Anne Sheffield Hale '54 Calherim ire 78 Melanie Bowen Steglich 78 Stelle Coli- Hardin 17 Associates recognizes, during their Anne 78 Virginia i Preston Moore 4 J Serena Ailes Stevens '30 '62 liietimes. those indh iduals » ho Kim Patmore Cool J. Stanley Hare nah Dunham Morriss '66 Judith Bensen Stigle '67

> riling Mr and Mrs ford ( ramer, |r. '84 \\ that Sweet Briar W. Mar) Belle Han Joy Reynolds Mouledoux i Lou Lemmon Stohlman '34 '52 '62 College is a lieneiactor in their Sally Fishburn Crockett Adeie Vogel Harrell Janet Trosch Moulton '39 Bonnie Wood Stookr\ '64 arlicipate in a life-income Susan Branson Croft Elizabeth Trueheart Han Lysbeth Mum >. Virginia Burgess Struhsaker '44 Faith '54 '40 '53 . -vent, create a lite estate, or Rahmer Croker leanne Harris Kathleen Bailey Nager Louise Warfield Stump '52

Paul Cronin T. Harrison III name the College as the beneiicia- D. George John B. Nason i Barron Sumn '57 • '48 '61 insurance policy. Ii Nannette McBurney Crowdus Marion Bower Harrison Laura Conway Nason Dorothy Denny Sutton '44 98, there were 30b members, com- lane Guignard Curr\ 2 Vesta Murray Haselden '38 Munel Barrows Neall '40 Katherine Upchurch Takvorian 72 '67 Diane Dalton Katherine Powell Heller 78 f lizabeth Schmeisser Nelson 4 Jean G. Taylor '49 lo each one! Lydia C. Daniel Mayde Ludington Henningsen '48 Mrs. Lawrence G. Nelson Wilhelmina Rankin Teter '30

Peter V. Daniel Victor W. Henningsen, |r. Mary lohnson Nelson '64 Douglas Dockery Thou Eugenia Burnett Artel '42 luliet Halliburton Davis '35 Dorothy Marks Herbruck '51 Lindsay Smith Newsom '67 Margaret Smith Thomasson '36

Kathleen Ward Allen '40 Ruth Hemphill DeBuys '41 W. Cibbs Herbruck Anne Walker Newton '38 lanet D. Thorpe '39 '3 lean Cole Anderson Monica F. Dean Kristin E. Herzog 70 Alvin B. Nordhem Jane Roseberry Tolleson '52

Carolyn Scott Arnold '57 Rulh Frye Deaton '54 Anna Mary Chidester Heywood '45 Shirley Hauseman Nordhem '42 Virginia Hudson Toone '53

Carole Gilkeson Baker Andrea Denson-Wechsler '62 Jane Burnett Hill '40 Denise Wisell O'Connor 71 Katharine Trai Nancy Godwin Baldwin '57 Elise Wachenfeld de Papp '55 Margaret Hodges Hill '49 Jean C.OIrl 47 Alexandra Marcoglou TulK '47 '47 Brooks Barnes 4 I Margaret Huxley Dick !6 Esther Jett Holland 43 Katharine Weisiger Osborne Lucy Dennington Van Zandt 73 '41 '41 Marie G.ittne\ Barry Margaret Stuart Wilson Dickey Martha C. Holland 72 Anna Chao Pai '57 Birdsall S. Viault

Myth Monnich Bayoud '80 Carol Anne Dickson '86 Anne Gatling Honey '60 Katharine Niles Parker '36 Sarah Underhill Viault '60

Elizabeth M. Beale '63 Wilma Dotson Kathleen M. Horan 71 Ann N. B. Parks '39 Martha von Briesen '31 Ruth Will Beckh Jb Patricia Potter Duncan '41 Anne Stuckle Houston '46 Joanne Holbrook Patton '52 Adeline lonesVoorhf '58 Polly Benson-Brown Ernest P. Edwards Cissy Humphrey 76 Gray Thomas Payne 75 Marion F. Walker 72 Deborah Kocik Benton 79 Mary Ellen Thompson Beach Ela '42 Belle Brockenbrough Hutchins '29 Kathleen Peeples Pendleton '55 Helen Gwinn Wallace 41

Pauline Dickey Berault '69 Michela A. English 71 Wendy Igleheart 78 Ellen Gilliam Perry '45 Jessica Bemis Ward '63

Janet Martin Birney '53 Nancie Howe Entenmann '56 MarybelleL. Iliff'61 Margaret Eggers Perry '44 Betty Byrne Gill Ware '55

Clare Newman Blanchard '60 Eleanor Crosby Erdman '60 Mary Bailey Izard '52 Frances Gregg Petersmeyer '43 Barbara K. Warner '46 Ann Young Bloom '59 Mary Rich Ewing '36 Marian Shanley Jacobs '44 Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Pettinga Joan Davis Warren '51 _ '30 '23 '45 Carolyn Martindale Blouin Fitzallen Kendall Fearing Julia Mills lacobsen Susan Dern Plank I Woodward A. Warrick, |r.

Catharine Fitzgerald Booker '47 Katherine Guerrant Fields '53 Elizabeth Cox lohnson '27 Ruth Myers Pleasants '34 Patricia Whitaker Water'- 44

Barbara Sampson Borsch '59 Frances Johnson Finley '37 Helen Cornwell Jones '40 Catherine Tift Porter '44 Julia Baldwin Waxter '49 Patricia Brown Boyer '49 Elizabeth Glenn Fisher '83 Lucy Kiker Jones '43 Ann Hauslein Potterfield '42 Mary Stevens Webb '49 loanne Raines Brinkley '57 Constance Currie Fleming '40 Gwen Speel Kaplan '60 Patricia Powell Pusey '60 Gwendolyn Weiner '62 Bettv Suttle Briscoe '34 Elizabeth Morton Forsyth '36 Kathleen A. Kavanagh 74 Elizabeth Kernan Quigley '48 lane Westbrook '53 Mrs. Owen W. Brodie Carol McMurtry Fowler '57 lane lohnson Kent '48 Sally Reahard '30 Connie Burwell White '34

Eleanor Alcott Bromley '34 Elinor Ward Francis '37 Nancy Hudler Keuffel '62 Ann Morrison Reams '42 Helen Littleton While '41

Alice Cary Farmer Brown '59 Rebecca Young Frazer '35 Sarah Tarns Kreker '39 Bettie Katherine Arnold Reed '64 Kenneth S. White '40 Nancy Dixon Brown '63 Clara Call Frazier Helen Murchison Lane '46 Janice L. Renne 74 Harold B. Whiteman, |r.

Catherine Cage Bruns '55 Dorothea M. Fuller '53 Frances Griffith Laserson 70 Catherine Cox Reynolds '49 Ann Marshall Whitley '47

Mary Simpson Bulkley '39 Barbara Ripley Fumiss '42 Alice F. Laubach '35 Caroline Moody Roberts '53 Patricia Calkins Wilder '63 '31 '34 Sarah M. Bumbaugh 54 Lynn Crosby Gammill '58 Natalie Roberts Lemon Rosemary Frey Rogers Carrington Williams, Jr.

Julia Thomas Burleigh '28 Stewart Gammill III Ann Colston Leonard '47 Mary Ann Mellen Root '53 Emory Gill Williams '40 Ethel Ogden Burwell '58 Reed lohns Gay '53 Anne Noyes Lewis '43 Elizabeth Mayfield Roughton '34 Mary Anne Wilson '57 Carl W. Calandra Alfred G. Genung Jane Perry Liles '53 Frances Meek Rowe '42 Florence Barclay Winston '57 '65 '37 '42 '42 Eugenia Dickey Caldwell Nancy Nalle Genung Elizabeth Hanger Lippincott Helen J. Sanford Mary F. Witt 74

Mary Swift Calhoun '31 Adelaide Boze Glascock '40 Anne Corbitt Little '34 Yvonne Leggett Sanford '39 Helen B. Wolcott '35

Anne Russell Carter '34 lane Piper Gleason 74 Judith Perkins Llewellyn '48 Betty Rau Santandrea 70 Elizabeth Bond Wood '34 Elizabeth Stanly Cates '63 Virginia Chamblin Greene '55 Lydia Goodwyn Lorentzen '34 Ellen Harrison Saunders 75 Keitt Matheson Wood '63 Lynn Mather Charette '86 Mary Kimball Grier '53 Virginia Timmons Ludwick '53 Kathryn Smith Schauer '56 Wendy Bursnall Wozniak 76

Mary Whipple Clark '35 Lura Litton Griffin 78 Mary Jane Luke '48 Margaret Cornwell Schmidt '37 Dorothy Malone Yates '42 '61 '47 Ellen Ramsay Clark 49 Claire Dennison Griffith '80 Sara Finnegan Lycett Patricia Hassler Schuber Frank |. Yeager '61 Kirkland Tucker Clarkson '53 Alice Trout Hagan '49 Mrs. William W. Lynn, |r. E. Elaine Schuster '58 Kathryn Prothro Yeager

Katherine Macdonald Isabel Scriba '35 Jacqueline Lowe Young '53 Meri Hodges Major '54 Harriet Houston Shaffer '64 '49 Shannon '47 1997-1998 Planned Giving Report Mary Virginia Grigsby Mallett Eleanor Bosworth Mary Seaton Marston '31 Virginia Dunlap Shelton '53

Membership in the Indiana Fletcher Williams Associates lor 1 997-98 Margaret Sheffield Martin '48 loseph F. Sherer, Jr.

stands at 30b, compared to 285 in 1996-97 For the 1997-98 1 Buckley A. Maynard Mary Alexander Sherwood '53 "ie College received the loll Ona C. Maynard Martha McBroom Shipman '31 Maddin Lupton McCallie '48 Polly Sloan Shoemaker '53

Cash Received Bequests $ 1 ,070,563 Mary Lee McGinnis McClain '54 Deborah Snead Shrader 78 Lite Income Gifts 3,664,310 '53 Margaret Graves McClung |. Thompson Shrader Subtotal S4,734,873 Nancy B. McDonald '88 Susanna Judd Silcox '52 Aimee Des Pland McGirt '47 Allison Stemmons Simon '63 Vera Searcy McGonigle '37 Sandra Stingily Simpson '57 Life Income Gifts Gift Annuities $ 10,000 '51 Mrs. Peyton F. McLamb Anne Sinsheimer Received for Management Charitable Remainder Unitrusts 55,149 Dorothy Woods McLeod '58 lane Collins Sjoberg '53 by Suntrust Bank '36 Subto|a | Managed hv Suntrust....S 65,149 Helen McMahon '23 Mary Virginia Camp Smith Anne Milbank Mell 71 Nancyellen Keane Smithers 78 Charitable Remainder Trust Suzanne Bassewitz Mentzinger '52 Marion Brown Snider '38

Managed by Others $ Julia Gray Saunders Michaux '39 Anne Haw Spencer '89 Margaret Sandidge Miller '37 Evelyn Manov Sprinsky 71 Subtotal Norma Palteson Mills '60 Agnes Cleveland Stackhouse '31

Louise P. Moore '50 Robert A. Steckel Grand Total Gifts and Pledges S 4,800,022

$ Donor for past five years

' Deceased

P EC I A L 3] 19 9 7-1998 ROLL OF

Club Gifts, Club Scholarships, and *Trieni>s of ^\rt

Endowment Fund The Friends of Art 1997-98 mem- *Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hall Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld * Dorothy C. Westby '60 • ' made gifts to the Patricia Harrington * Diane King Nelson '48 Kalherine V. Whitby '95 '60 \himnae Club gifts galleries and the arts program, * Betty Forsyth Harris *Mrs. Lawrence G. Nelson * Helen Littleton White '41

n-cial all *Elisabeth Wallace '53 Schroder Oliver '62 *Patricia Calkins Wilder '63 provide significant si hi thanks to who sup- Harlman *Mary Jane '38 .ml for Sweel Briai students ends hi \ii this past * Vesta Murray Haselden * Roberta Harmon O'Neil 73 Mr. and Mrs. James G. Williams '61 '83 '38 The College is grateful foi the fist al vear. Jane M. Hatcher Amy Boyce Osaki * Josephine Happ Willingham dedication anil Marsha Albert Haugen 72 * Katharine Weisiger Osbi u Spain Willingham'

Mr. L. '92 Kirby '57 ni.ikrs thh gvnerous In, 'I m and Mrs. Budd B. Adams Kate Haw * Susan Peacock 73 &Mary Anne Wilson support possible. * Barbara Gracey Backer 71 *Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Pearson *Helen Davis Wohlers '45 '57 '97 & Nancy Godwin Baldwin Henningsen, Jr. Maia E. Pearson Barbara Boiling Woodward 64 '60 Amherst and Nelson Counties, VA *Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Barkley (Mayde Ludington '48) ^Elizabeth Few Penfield *Amy Calandra Zechini '90 '62 '63 '68 '80 Atlanta, GA *Ann Ritchey Baruch ^Margaret Millender Holmes Bonnie L. Pitman * Louise Swiecki Zingaro '65 Austin, TX * Barbara Blair *Sarah McCrady Hubbard *Susan Dern Plank 73 Baltimore, MD « Ashley Flynn Blanchard '90 *Sally Wright Hyde '65 *Ruth Myers Pleasants '14 '98 '88 Birmingham, AL Dana L. Bordvick Maia Free Jalenak *ElizabethCatePringle'62 '87 '39 Boston, MA $Mr. and Mrs. lames N. Boyd & Barbara Jastrebsky *Elizabeth Perkins Prothro '32 Southern California &Anne Mc)unkin Briber '43 Anne Galbreath Jenkins '90 * Barbara Munter Purdue '64 '51 Central Ohio &Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brodie Donna Pearson Josey Nancy Pesek Rasenberger '90 '55 Charlotte, NC * Julie B. Brooks * Phyllis A. Joyner &Ann Morrison Reams 42 '59 '59 '47 Charlottesville, VA * Alice Cary Farmer Brown *Anne Wimbish Kasanin *Susan Van Cleve Riehl Chattanooga, TN ^Frances Gilbert Browne '56 ^Marguerite Kramer Kircher '84 *Marion Mann Roberts '39 '36 '83 Chicago, II * Margaret Lloyd Bush Sarah Johnston Knoblauch 74 H. Therese Robinson '61 '56 '57 Cincinnati, OH ^Catherine Caldwell Cabaniss * Ella-Prince Trimmer Knox *Anne Wilson Rowe Cleveland, OH *Mr. and Mrs. William A. * Bruce Watts Krucke '54 Lynn Pearson Russell '69 '65 Dallas, TX Campbell t%Aileen H. Laing '57 *Magdalena Salvesen '44 Harris Lane '83 Helen Sanford '42 Denver, CO *Murrell Rickards Chadsey Grayson * J. '38 '46 '89 Fairfield County, CT * Barbara Derr Chenoweth * Helen Murchison Lane Deborah A. Schmidt Greensboro, NC *Claire Cannon Christopher '58 * Rebecca Massie Lane *Susan Hendricks Slayman '60 Houston, TX Gail Robins Constantine '67 & Margaret Johnson Laney '62 Catherine Cassidy Smith '81 Hunt Country, VA * Barbara Bush Cooper '81 Virginia Donald Latham '81 * Emily Pleasants Smith '65 Indianapolis, IN Susan M. Craig '73 $Mr. and Mrs. David S. Latimore *Lochrane Coleman Smith 76 '81 Long Island, NY * Bonnie Loyd Crane '50 s&Karol A. Lawson * Marsha Phillips Smith 74 '54 Louisville. KY * Faith Rahmer Croker *Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Leming *Alice Allen Smyth '62 '48 Lynchburg, VA *Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Daniel *Dr. and Mrs. George H. Lenz *Sara Davis Spencer Montgomery, AL *Ruth Hemphill DeBuys '41 *Ann Colston Leonard '47 Brent Stait-Gardner '66 Nashville, TN & Georgia Riley de Havenon '68 ^Elizabeth Grones Leonard 76 * Annie Ward Stern '32 '62 New York, NY * Nancy Pingree Drake '43 *Susanne Gay Linville *Ann Percy Stroud '96 '60 Northern New Jersey Stephanie H. Dudley Lillian Dugger London 73 *Grace E. Suttle '46 '39 Peninsula of Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Robert |. Duttie * Beatrice Dingwell Loos * Janet D.Thorpe Philadelphia, PA Celia Williams Dunn '61 * Mary Jane Luke '48 wjane Roseberry Tolleson '52 '96 Pittsburgh, PA &Carma C. Fauntleroy * Nancy Coppedge Lynn '61 Linda W. Towers '39 Richmond, VA Stephanie Stitt Fitzpatrick '81 *Mary Virginia Grigsby Mallett '49 * Patricia Balz Vincent Roanoke, VA *Clara Call Frazier '40 *Antonia Bredin Massie 77 Carolyn Rusch Von Endt 71 '53 '97 Rochester, NY * Dorothea M. Fuller Autumn L. Mather *Judith Atkins Wall '61 '39 '63 St. Louis, MO * Sarah Belk Gambrell &Denise A. McDonald * Jessica Bemis Ward '44 Tidewater Area, VA * Karen Greer Gay '74 *SaraneMcHugh '81 * Patricia Whitaker Waters Washington, DC *)ane Piper Gleason '74 * Helen Sim Mellen '31 *HelenGravattWatt'44 Westchester County, NY Sarah Giddens Glenday '69 «Julia Gray Saunders Michaux '39 Sarah Clifford Weaver '95 Wilmington, DE * Nancy Hall Green '64 *|eannette Bush Miller 71 * Pamela S. Weekes '83 Winston-Salem, NC Allison Roberts Greene '81 * Norma Patteson Mills '60 Wendy C. Weiler 71 Elizabeth H. Groves '96 *lrene Mitchell Moore '42 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells

Friends of Art Collector's Circle

lean van Home Baber '33* Melissa McGee Keshishian 71 Alice Cary Farmer Brown '59 Mary Seaton Marston '31 Laura Lee Brown '63 Anlonia Bredin Massie 77 Jean Walker Campbell '64 Caroline Casey McGehee '49 '34' Cordelia Penn Cannon Mr. and Mrs. William H. Meadows I Fay Martin Chandler '43 Irene Mitchell Moore '42 Claire Cannon Christopher '58 Ruth Myers Pleasants '34

Mary Whipple Clark '35 Anne Litle Poulet '64 Anne W. Cone Nancy Pesek Rasenberger '51 Jocelyn Palmer Connors '62 Lynn Kahler Rogerson 76 lean Inge Cox '65 Lynn Pearson Russell '69

luliet Halliburton Davis '35 Mary Lou Morton Seilheimer '63 Celia Williams Dunn '61 Mary Virginia Camp Smith '36 Marianne Hutton Felch 79 Elynor Neblett Stephens '57 Lynn Crosby Gammill '58 Penelope Lagakos Turak 74 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Greer Wendy C. Weiler 71 Betty Forsyth Harris '60 Connie Burwell White '34

Elisabeth Wallace Hartman '53 Nancy C. White 79

Mrs. Victor W. Henningsen, Sr.* Barbara Boiling Woodward '64

Lesley Bissell Hoopes '68 Jacqueline Mabie Humphrey '60 Donna Pearson Josev '64

Dona foi pasl SPECIAL 32 ' Deceased 1

- I 9 9 8 ROLL DONORS

frievibs of Library

During 1997-98. cmwui i 210 members oi A Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Ghrist Denise Montgomery 75 M Gift. Friends '48 The of Sweet Briar ( A Elizabeth C.Gibson Anna Marie Moore to the librae added libra/) AJoseph A. Gilchrist, |r AMary Louise Kelley Moore '62 or curren:

i '47 lean full) AMary McGuire Gilliam Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld '69 acknov A Marion P. Girard A Margaret Gillmer Myers '66 port oi this group. APaulW.Girard A Diane King Nelson '48 Ralph Aiken Ella Jesse Latha A Ralph Aiken" Barbara Davis Godbout '71 A Elizabeth Schmeisser Nelson '43 Susan Applegate Ansi Caroline Rankin Mapother '48 '90 * Leslie Carson Albizzatti A Laura Radford Goley '52 lane W. Nelson '66 A lanet Bruce Bail- H. Chester Markle Mrs. William '63 W. Alexander Jane Goodridge A Frances Stith Nilsson 72 Thomas L. Baldwin Martha Slaley Marks '51 '48 A Martha Garrison Anness AJoGulick Grant '50 AGrace Mary Garry (.4 Oates Lois B.illenger Richard McCrone * Dr. and Mrs. Gregory T. '64 A Nancy Hall Green AMr. and Mrs. Carmen ). Palermo Robert Boers Betsy Parrott McMurry '53 Armstrong AMrs. William R. Griswold Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Pearson Fontaine M. Belford Gertrude Robertson Midlet and Mrs. F. AMr. Clavio Ascari A Elizabeth Cumnock Gunn '38 *Elizabeth Few Penfield '60 '48 Constance Tunnel I Bond Elizabeth Copeland Norfleet '30 ANursat I. '97 Aygen 76 Alison S. Hall AMr. and Mrs. E. Lee Piepho Julia Olive Craig Brooke '58 Betty Ann Bass Norris '46 Alberta '49 * Pew Baker A Adelaide H. Hapala AVirginia Noyes Pillsbury '44 Lynn Brugh III Martha Frye Nye '48 A Nancy Godwin Baldwin '57 A Ann Pegram Harris '59 ASusan Dern Plank 73 Ellen Newell Bryan '26 Evelyn Pretlow Ormiston 44 Mrs. Neil '60 AMr. and Baldwin A Betty Forsyth Harris A Catherine Tift Porter 44 Lvnne kerwin Byron '53 Alpine Martin Patterson '41 R. M. Ball A Georgia Herbert Hart '40 AEIizabeth Tyson Postles '31 lean Carroll Biggerstatt 41 Magdalen Andrews Pott 54 AMary Fran Brown Ballard '49 AMary Groetzinger Heard '63 AKittyCorbettPoweH'38 Anne Hudleston Cheek '39 Sarah Thorpe Ramage Marie Gaftney Barry '4 A Mr. and Mrs. Victor W. Margaret '41 A Craighill Price Aldo Damori Virginia Custer Cook Rea '31 Ann Ritchey Baruch '62 A Henningsen, |r. Haifleigh Hall Pritchard '85 Patricia J. Dean 76 Merriam S. Packard Sargent '43 Mr. and Mrs. lames Beck Patricia Wornom Henry 77 A Barbara Munter Purdue '32 '64 Mary Peeples De Vries Caroline Rudulph Sellers '46 AMr. and Mrs. |ohn H. Beebe, )r. Melissa Schoen Hitt '85 Ann Morrison '42 A Reams Mar) Treadway Downs '39 Ann Horak Shafer '64 * Barbara Blair AMrs. Lloyd R. Hoilman AAnne H. Richards '84 Mabel Edwards Eileen Riley Shore '68 '47 A Catharine Fitzgerald Booker A Esther Jett Holland '43 Marion Mann Roberts '39 A Judith M. Elkins Mary Josephine Snowdon Dr. Mrs. and George M. Boswell, Jr. I Margaret Millender Holmes '63 Marcia Robertson A^nes Williams Ellis '35 Durham '27 AMr. and Mrs. James N. Boyd A Lesley Bissell Hoopes '68 Ann Venable Rogers '54 A Exna Lmd Dore Fountain 71 Louise Watson Steele '56 * Patricia Brown Boyer '49 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arlan D. Rogers '48 Ann Paxson Gail James L. Steenhuis * Beverly Smith Bragg '54 AEIiane Hughes '34 A Rosemary Frey Rogers Mildred Tyler Wilson Garnett '27 Byrd Stone '56 * Edith Vongehr Bridges-Cone '41 Theodore W. Hughes AAnne Wilson '57 Rowe Ethel H. Getgood Catherine Munds Storek '53 * Emily McNally Brown '72 Allen W. Huszti Helen |. Santord A '42 Evelyn Dillard Grones '45 Marta Tucker Stover '61 '56 AFrances Gilbert Browne A Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. '39 A Yvonne Leggett Santord Stephanie M. Hall '89 Mary Law Taylor 43 Dr. Mrs. A and Phillips R. Bryan Jackson, |r. Dr. and A Mrs. Guy L. Schless Mary Stagg Hamblett '53 Margaret Lee Thompson '31 Cynthia M. Bumgardner '98 AJohn G.Jane L. Angelyn Schmid '87 Ashley Danielle '93 Hammond Walter J. Treanor * Margaret Lloyd Bush '36 Mr. and Mrs. Evan W. Jahos A Mr. and Mrs. George E. Schultz, Sr. Milan Hapala Catherine Tucker Allen '80 A Margaret Wadman Cat'asso '61 Anne Galbreath '90 '60 Jenkins ASusan Hendricks Slayman Colter Heminway John Twohy AMary Swift Calhoun '31 Mrs. A Carl A. Jones ALochrane Coleman Smith 76 Pollyanna Shotwell Ann Samford Upchurch '48 Rushton Haskell Callaghan '86 A Lucy Kiker Jones '43 A Marsha Phillips Smith 74 Holloway '38 Irene Vongehr Vincent '40 * Mr. and Mrs. William A. AMary Sexton Jones '53 AAgnes Cleveland Stackhouse '31 Marjorie Lasar Hurd '34 Madan Sharma Campbell A Louise Corrigan Jordan '39 Margaret A Stanton Huldah Edens Jackson '45 Lillian Wood Waller '30 '63 ASuzanne lones Cansler Richard T. Jordan A Sarah Anderson Stanton '89 Robert J. Kelly Elizabeth Munce Weis '43 Brian Carlton AAnne Wimbish Kasanin '59 Mr. Mrs. and Robert L. Stephens Jaclyn Tappen Kern '49 R. Carter Wellford AEmilySchuberCarr'47* Joan R. Kent '34 A Martha Lou Lemmon Stohlman Ernest N. Kirrmann Lois Peterson Wilson '26 ABettye Thomas Chambers '62 '90 A Nancy Dodge Kershner AVirginia Burgess Struhsaker '44 James Edward Knight * Katharine Barnhardt Chase '67 '67 ACapt. and Mrs. John J. Kingston A Marie E. Sushka ACIaire Cannon '58 '84 Christopher AMarguerite Kramer Kircher AGrace E. Suttle '60 AMr. and Mrs. David R. Clayton '46 A Helen Murchison Lane AMr. and Mrs. Fred F. Szak AMr. and Mrs. '33' Walter G.CIinchy Ella Jesse Latham A Katherine Upchurch Takvorian 72 '67 Gail Robins Constantine Alice P. '34 Friends of Library Life J. Lawson A Deborah L. Thacker'77 Members Eleanor Wright '32 '81 A Conway AKarol A. Lawson A Emily B. Thomas Jean Love Albert '46 Caroline Casey McGehee '49 Kami A. Cotler AAnne Whaley LeClercq '64 A Margaret Smith Thomasson '36 Mrs. Jay Albrecht* Evelyn D. Mullen '31 ALt. Col. and Mrs. John I. Craw * Abigail Lesnick Leibowitz '36 A Janet D. Thorpe '39 C. Waller Barrett* Mrs. Lawrence G. Nelson AVirginia '59 Ramsey Crawford AMr. and Mrs. Stanley Leming Mr. and Mrs. George Vagt Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Bredin Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Newman Faith RahmerCroker J. * '54 A Dr. and Mrs. George H. Lenz George K. Wsich Keene C. Brown* Mrs. J. ). Perkins* AMr. and Mrs. Paul '43 D. Cronin AAnne Noyes Lewis A Jessica Bemis Ward '63 Fay Martin Chandler '43 Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Pettinga AMr. and Mrs. Peter V. Daniel ASusanneGay Linville '32 AMr. and Mrs. Woodward A. Dorothy H. Crosby Vernon W. Piper AMr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Daniels A Elizabeth Johnston Lipscomb '59 Warrick, |r. Laura L. Crum 79 Elizabeth Perkins Prothro '39 AAliceV. Dodd'65 Catherine Lynn '64 A Sarah Watson 70 Juliet Halliburton Davis '35 Nancy Pesek Rasenberger '51 '43 * Nancy Pingree Drake AMary Virginia Grigsby Mallett '49 AHelenGravattWatt'44 Frances Biggers Flock 79 John C. Risher Mr. Mrs. and Robert J. Duffie AMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mancusi, |r. A Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Weaver Lynn Crosby Gammill '58 Margaret A. Rogers '56 '69 A Carolyn Jones Elstner Jeanette Manion AMr. and Mrs. M. Weinberg Jay Jane Piper Gleason 74 Anne Wilson Rowe '57 lean Ridler '45 A Fahrenbach A Cheryl Mares AMrs. Richard C. Weiss Laura Radford Goley '52 Anne Cummins Schutte '19 Mr. and Mrs. 5. James Farmer H. Chester Markle, Jr.' lames M. Wells Pamela Cogghill Graham 74 Elizabeth Pinkerton Scott '36 Scott A and Barbara Fegan AMary Seaton Marston '31 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Philip Greer Catherine C. Seaman *Mary-Fleming Willis Finlay '66 George Martin AEIizabeth Smith White '59 Evelyn Dillard Grones '45* Mary Virginia Camp Smith '36 Elizabeth Weil Fisher '47 * A Barbara Offurt Mathieson 70 ASallie Yon Williams '63 Gladys Wester Horton '30 Stephanie Bredin Speakman '68 '46 AMary Vinton Fleming AMcNair Currie Maxwell '63 AJosephine Happ Willingham '38 Marjorie Ris Hyland '33 Anne Pannell Taylor H' 10' Elizabeth Morton '36 * Forsyth AMaddin Lupton McCallie '48 A Justine Domhoff Wright '38 Harold Leggett* Mrs. Robert C. Tyson' '41 ADecca Gilmer Frackelton ASaraneMcHugh'81 A Louise Swiecki Zingaro '80 Mrs. William W. Lynn, Jr. Constance Lane Vucurevich '69 * Clara Call Frazier '40 A Dorothea Campbell McMillan '66 '48 John J. Marquis, Jr. Jane Miller Wright Sarah Dabbs Fryer '72 AMrs. James S. McNider, Jr. Mrs. Gerhard Masur' Margaret Jones Wyllie '45 A Dorothea M. Fuller '53 AJeannette Bush Miller 71 *Sarah Belk Cambrell '39 A Reuben G. Miller D. Philip Garmev Stephen Mirabella ABonilee Key Garrett '43 AMr. and Mrs. Ben E. Mobley Ethel Getgood* AMr. and Mrs. C. Robert Monnich

* Donor for past five yttrs Deceased -19 9 8 ROLL OF

Corporations and Foundations Corporations tin} fomlatLons

,i iundalions represent an important commitment to Individual Gifts in 1997-1998 academic freedom of choice and thi Which Matched

following for gifts during 1 997-98: 1 1 e are grateful to the 3M John Hancock AON Corporation KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation ARCO Foundation, Inc. Kansas City Southern Industries, Inc. AT&T Foundation Knight Foundation Albert B. Cord Charitable Minor Foundation, Inc. Kuntz Foundation Foundation Abbott Laboratories Fund Monelison Volunteer Rescue Squad Aetna Foundation, Inc. lawyers Title Foundation Anonymous Montague-Betts Company Alabama Power Company Lehman Brothers, Inc. Ashcraft Foundation Lockheed Martin Corporation Naval Surface Warfare Center Allied-Signal Foundation, Inc. Lorillard Tobacco Co. Foundation American Express Boston Oaklawn Foundation BOC Group Lucent Technologies Braitmayer Foundation Overton and Lavona Currie Bank of New York MBNA America Bank Foundation Brett Harte |r. High School Bell Atlantic Foundation Maritrans Marilz, Inc. Brockman Chevrolet Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Bellcore Insurance BellSouth Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Burns Family Foundation Bemis Company Foundation Mass Mutual Life Insurance Co. Richard M. & Yvonne Hamlin Trust Department Stores Company Foundation Cahouet Charitable Foundation Borden Foundation, Inc. May Corporation McGraw-Hill Companies Foundation, Inc. Capital Concrete Brown-Forman Rouse-Bottom Foundation Burlington Northern Santa Fe Foundation Merck Company Foundation Carl and Phyllis Detering Ruddell Trust Fund CBS Foundation, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation, Inc. Foundation Foundation Mobil Foundation, Inc. Rust Foundation CNA Insurance Companies Central Fidelity Bank CSX Corporation Morgan Stanley Foundation Community Foundation Salisbury Motorola Foundation Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Inc. Sarah Belk Gambrell Foundation Caterpillar Tractor Co. Mutual of New York

Cavalier Management Co., Inc. NYNEX Communities Foundation of Texas Sheffield Harrold Charitable Trust Centura National City Bank Community Enterprises, Inc. Sledge Foundation Champion International Corporation Nationsbank Corporation Community Foundation for Greater Stanley & Dorothy Pauley Chase Manhattan Foundation Neiman-Marcus Group Atlanta Charitable Trust Chesapeake Corporation Foundation The New England Norfolk Southern Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Stupp Bros Bridge-Iron Co. Chrysler Corporation Fund Memphis Chubb And Son, Inc. Olin Corporation Charitable Trust Sutherland Foundation, Inc. Inc. Circuit City Foundation Openaka Corporation, Community Foundation of TEW Foundation Citibank PNC Bank Foundation Louisville Industries Foundation Taylor Brothers, Inc. Commonwealth General Corporation PPG Community Service Society CoreStates Financial Corporation PepsiCo Foundation The Bruce Ford Brown Charitable Computer Sciences Corporation Corning Incorporated Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Trust Crestar Bank Philip Morris Companies, Inc. County of Amherst The Chalfont Foundation, Inc. Crum & Forster Insurance Phoenix Home Life Mutual Insurance Company Easley Charitable Trust The Greer Family Foundation Dominion Resources, Inc. Pioneer Group, Inc. Evans Cabinet Corporation Dow Chemical Company Foundation Price Waterhouse LLP Foundation The Howe Foundation, Inc. Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Foundation Procter and Gamble Fund First Brands Corporation The )oe and Lois Perkins Prudential Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Foundation For The Carolinas Foundation Exxon Education Foundation RJR Nabisco Foundation Trust Guy T. Steuart Foundation, Inc. The McCance Foundation FannieMae Foundation Raytheon Companv

Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund SC lohnson Wax Fund, Inc. Harry D. Forsyth Foundation The New York Community Trust Foundation First Data Resources, Inc. Shell Oil Company Powell Foundation Hutter Family Foundation The Banking Corporation First L nion Corporation of NC Signet Foundation Integrated Data Systems The Shady Ladies First Virginia Banks, Inc. SmithKline Beecham Corporation Stanley Works The Spartanburg County Foster Wheeler Corporation Foundation Struever Brothers Eccles & Rouse leffress Foundation Foundation Freeport-McMoRan GE Fund SunTrust Bank, Atlanta Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Fund The Starke Foundation GTE Foundation Swedish Match North America Inc. Amherst loseph Pellegrino Family Town of Georgia Power Company T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation Foundation, Inc. Foundation Virginia Foundation of Independent Glaxo Wellcome, Inc. TRW Texaco Foundation losey Foundation Colleges Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Guidant Foundation Time Warner, Inc. Lane Charitable Trust Van Der Meer Tennis University H & R Block Foundation Times Mirror Foundation Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Virginia Academy of Science Towers Perrin Company H. |. Heinz Companv Foundation Inc. W. D. Campbell Insurance Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. Transamerica Foundation

Lowe, Brockenbrough & Tatlersall, Harris Bank Foundation Tropicana Products, Inc. W. L. Lyons Brown Foundation Inc. Hercules, Inc. U.S. Bancorp Foundation, Inc. W. Lester Brooks Fund UPS Foundation Luther and Claire Griffith Hershey Foods Corporation Corporation Foundation Wheal First Securities/Butcher & Hewlett-Packard Company Union Camp Singer Hoechst Celanese Foundation W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. Marie G. Dennett Foundation Wachovia Bank ol North Carolina Winston-Salem Foundation Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc. Michie Company Honeywell Foundation Warner-Lambert

IBM International Foundation Washington Post Inc. INCO United States, Inc. Waste Management, Wells Fargo Co. INC (U.S.) Financial Services Corp. And Management Companv Illinois Tool Works Foundation Western Asset Foundation Imasco Holdings, Inc. Westinghouse Foundation International Paper Company Foundation Weyerhauser Company

). P. Morgan & Company, Inc.

|oe and Lois Perkins Foundation

fcDonor for past live vimk

• Deceased 34 SECTION 1997-1998 HONOR OF DONORS

^Virginia, foundation of Inlepenlent Colleges

is most grate- DIMON, Inc.

tul tot the i onlinued annual sup- lessie Ball duPont Fund $20,000 AND ABOVE I Empire Machine & Supply Co., Inc.

Foundation foi Independent American Electric Power English Foundation - Trust

eslVFIt Dut Chesapeake Corporation Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.

' i I Robert B. Claytor/Norfolk Southern Filtrona Richmond

Fund Furnace Associates/Lorton I andfill

less of the business commu- Maurice L. Mednick Memorial Mr. and Mrs. William H.

• the importance ol highei Fund Goodwin, Jr.

education in Virginia. I. J. Haines & Company, Inc. The Herndon Foundation $15,000 AND ABOVE 1997-98 VFIC LEADERSHIP Hunton & Williams CONTRIBUTORS Allied-Signal, Inc. Kennametal Foundation

fThese names provided b\ Ihe VEICt Mars Foundation A. ). Lester III Media General Foundation Mary and Daniel Loughran Bristol Herald-Courier Foundation, $150,000 AND ABOVE Inc. The Charlottesville Daily Charles Lunsford Soil', and

E. Claiborne Robins Endowment Progress Associates

Jessie Ball duPonl Fund Culpepper Star-Fxponent McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe

Endowment Danville Register & Bee H. P. McNeal Lynchburg News & Advance The Miller & Chevalier Charitable The Manassas journal Foundation $100,000 AND ABOVE Messenger National Fruit Product Company Bell Atlantic-Virginia Potomac News Nationwide Insurance Companies Norfolk Southern Corporation Richmond Times-Dispatch Noland Company Foundation

Philip Morris Companies, Inc. Suffolk News-Herald Owens & Minor, Inc.

The Pittston Company George J. & Effie L. Seay Irvin Payne & Sons Foundation Price Waterhouse

Wheat First Butcher Singer W. Russell Ramsey $50,000 AND ABOVE C. E. Richardson Benevolent $10,000 AND ABOVE Anonymous Foundation

Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc. Belk of Virginia Rouse-Bottom Foundation, Inc.

Beazley Foundation, Inc. William E. Belts, |r. Sam Moore Furniture Industries, Inc.

CSX Corporation Craddock-Terry Foundation, Inc. Shenandoah Life Insurance

Camp Foundations Ernst & Young Snell Construction Corporation

Camp Foundation Gottwald Foundation Southern States Cooperative

Ruth Camp Campbell Emily S. & Coleman A. Hunter South Trust Bank of Alabama, N.A. Foundation Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Spilman

I. L. Camp Foundation The Lane Company, Inc. (The Lane Sprint Mid-Atlantic Telecom, Inc.

Camp Younts Foundation Foundation) The Titmus Foundation, Inc.

Collis Warner Foundation Roanoke Electric Steel Corporation Tredegar Industries, Inc.

Crestar Financial Corporation Ukrop's Supermarkets, Inc. The United Company

Krasnow Estate Union Camp Corporation Viasystems Technologies Corp. NationsBank Virginia Washington Forrest Foundation Mary Morton Parsons Foundation The Wilton Companies Virginia Power Company $7,500 AND ABOVE $30,000 AND ABOVE Burlington Industries Foundation

Barnhart Endowment Carpenter Company, Inc.

Ethyl Corporation Columbia Gas of Virginia

North Shore Foundation Mrs. Bruce C. Gottwald

The Perry Foundation, Inc. KPMG Peat Marwick George A. and Lorraine Snell Fund Markel Corporation

The Teagle Foundation NBC1 2 Jefferson Pilot

United Parcel Service/ Foundation for Communications Independent Higher Education Mr. and Mrs. lohn W. Snow Wachovia Corporation Vulcan Materials Company Washington and Lee University Westvaco Corporation $25,000 AND ABOVE

Clark-Winchcole Foundation $5,000 AND ABOVE Colonial Williamsburg Hotels

First Union VA/MD/DC Sydney E. Albrittain

First Virginia Banks, Inc. Eugene M. Bane Charitable Trust GE Financial Assurance Mrs. lane Parke Batten

Landmark Communications, Inc. Birdsong Peanuts

The Virginian-Pilot Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc.

The Roanoke Times Canon Virginia, Inc. Massey Foundation Capital One

Mobil Foundation, Inc. Preston C. Caruthers Reynolds Metals Company Christian, Barton, Epps, Brent & Foundation Chappell

Mrs. E. Claiborne Robins Coopers & Lybrand

E. Claiborne Robins, |r. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cutchins III Universal Corporation Deloitte & Touche 19 9 7-19-98 HONOR

5\\'eet 'briar College ^boari of 'Director*. 1991-1996

Sara Finnegan Lycett '61 Bradley Hale Mary Johnson Nelson '64 Chairman Vice-Chairman Secretary

Ann Ritchey Baruch '62 Lee A. Foley '96 C. Gregg Petersmeyer

jane Merkle Borden '65 Carol McMurtry Fowler '57 C. Cotesworth Pinckney

Ethel Ogden Burwell '58 Madeleine F. Green Mark H. Prothro

'64 '60 William J. Cabaniss, Jr. Nancy Hall Green Patricia Powell Pusey

Eugenia Dickey Caldwell '65 Katherine Gumerson '97 Stephanie Bredin Speakman '68

Elizabeth Stanly Cates '63 L. Parker Harrell, |r. Mildred Newman Thayer '61

Paul W. Dudman Norma Patteson Mills '60 Elizabeth Smith White '59

'54 '95 Michela A. English 71 Vaughan Inge Morrissette Meredith ). T. Williams

Mary-Fleming Willis Finlay '66 Elisabeth S. Muhlenfeld Robert C. Wood III

Sweet Briar College's fiscal year is July 1 to June 30. The 1997- 1998 Honor Roll of Donors reflects the College's abiding

gratitude for gifts sent by members of the Sweet Briar family between July 1 , 1 997. and June 30, 1 998. Warmest thanks to each donor from all of us at the College.

This report has been prepared by the Division of Development and Public Relations. We have taken great care to ensure that complete and accurate listings appear. However, due to the large number of donors, to whom we are most grateful, a mistake may have gone unnoticed. Should you find an error or omission, please bring it to our attention. Please note that an individual's name may appear on several lists, and also that some donors haw requested that their gifts be anonymous. or

"T J.ndialiana Fletcher Williams was a visionary," says Kathv Garcia Pegues. I could continue to do all the things I enjoyed. I could play hockey, partic-

"Her wishes for the College were not specific. She was willing to let the fu- ipate in theatre, and run tor student government. I didn't have to choose. I ture play out, trusting the women here and now to continue her legacy. could do it all.

"I have no idea what the future holds for Sweet Briar. But, unlike Miss "The question I asked myself at that point is die same question I ask my

Indv, I can look back and see what the College has done for me, for my stu- students today: Why are you going to college? If you're going to college to fully dents, and for mv daughter. I have every reason to trust the traditions of this develop your potential and resources, you need to be in a place that treats institution. Including Sweet Briar in my will was not a huge leap of faith, you as an individual. It's an approach that, while not unique to Sweet Briar, it was an informed vote ol confidence." is still rare among academic institutions.

Kathv was aware ol Sweet Briar long betore she ever set foot on cam- "I have seen some of my best and brightest students fall through the pus. Her mother was secretary to Margaret Banister '16. Miss Banister, who cracks at large universities. On the other hand, the eleven students I en- established Sweet Briar's office of public relations in 1932, was the niece of couraged to attend Sweet Briar have all managed to distinguish themselves. the College's third president, Meta Glass. They've won awards, received grants to do research, gone abroad, played

"When mv father went to medical school, my mother went to work in sports, had significant internships, and appeared in the College's publica- the Pentagon, in the public relations office for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Her tions and web pages. Even more important, they've all become incredibly boss was Margaret Banister. During primary-school holidays, I would go to confident voung women." this enormous office and Miss Banister would let me play on the typewriter. Kathv describes her own daughter, Emily Stevens Pegues '00, as being

I can remember her saying to my in the midst of a happy Sweet Briar mother: 'Now, Joy, you know vou dilemma. "There are so many must bring Kathleen to Sweet Briar.' courses she wants to take; it's diffi-

"I have always had fond memo- cult to narrow the list every semester. ries of Miss Banister as a grand- Many of her courses are intercon- motherly figure. Her aunt, Miss nected. Her campus job in the slide

Glass, was Lincolnesque: tall, im- library coincides with her art history posing, and very charming. Miss major. She's excited about going to

Glass had two wonderful scotty dogs Spain. She's made friends with stu- at her home in Charlottesville. As a dents, staff members, and professors. little girl, I was cra2y about those People know who she is. And she dogs and dreamed of owning one sees herself as part of a community, a myself. But, as delightful as these continuum. childhood impressions were, they "Emilv and all the students here left me with a very funny picture of are part of a network that is mean- what Sweet Briar might be like. ingful and alive. Now that the

When I was 16, I was not particu- College is in my will, I feel a closer larly interested in visiting the connection not only to the commu-

College." nity, but to the vision that keeps it

Kathv did the grand college tour, together. I had no idea it would be looking at schools in both the such an emotional experience. I'm

Northeast and Midwest. When she no longer just benefiting from Miss finally acquiesced to Miss Banister's Indy's legacy, I'm part of it." nudging, she encountered a much A | umnae Associa ( ion Pres ident Kathleen Garcia Pegues 1 has taught language For further information about different place than she expected, arts in grades 6-12 for 20 years. Her husband, |ohn Keitt Pegues IV, is the assis- making a planned gift to Sweet tant principal and athletic director for Culpeper County High School in Virginia. "The friendliness of Sweet Briar was Briar College, please contact Their daughter, Emily, is currently an SBC junior. "As public school educators apparent. I Moore, Vice President And discovered that here we can't he too extravagant," says Kathy. "We need assurance that our gift will Mitchell L. make a difference. Between my and Emily's experience, John has seen the for Development/College Relations,

power of this community." Box G, Sweet Briar College, Sweet

Briar, Virginia 24595, (804)381- 6161. Reunion May 7-9, 1999

Note new early datefor Reunion Weekend!

Friday, May 7

1:00 -8:00 p.m. Registration in Babcock (after 8 p.m. register at Information Center)

Lunch available in the Bistro (Dutch treat) 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. Open Houses on campus Class of 1979 plans for Reunion '99 during - th th th th th 6:30 8:30 p.m. Class Picnic for all classes except 50 , 55 , 60 , 65 & 70 September '9H Alumnae Council meetings . tn Special Picnic and class photo for Class of 1974s 25 Reunion

Cocktails 8c Dinner for classes of 1929, 1934, 1939, 1944 - tn f honoring Class of 1949's 50 Reunion 9:00 p.m.- midnight Bistro Bop

Saturday, May 8

7:00 - 8:30 a.m. Breakfast Nfi 10:00-

Noon Class photos for 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994

12:15 p.m. Luncheon

1:00 - 6:00 p.m. OPTIONS: Swimming, Tennis, Golf Tours of campus ^ Exhibits f «w Open Houses, Museum/Academic'Buit^ Class of 20 ? 3:00 College l'iioros©D\viuAnRAMS p.m. Alumnae College

7:00 p.m. Cocktail Buffet with faculty, staff, anda retiro

Reunion catches the fancy of alumnae children, too!

Sunday, May 9 7:30 - 9:00 a.m. Breakfast

9 - 10:30 a.m. Chapel Service

11:00 - 12:00 noon Alumnae College

12:00 noon Luncheon in Sweet Briar Gardens

Special Reunions

1929: 70th; 1934: 65th; 1939: 60th; 1944: 55th; 1949: 50th; 1954: 45th; 1959: 40th;

1964: 35th; 1969: 30th; 1974:25th; 1979: 20th; 1984: 15th; 1989: 10th; 1994: 5th

Sweet Briar College Non-Pn BoxE U.S.? PAID Sweet Briar, VA 24595 Sweet Briar Colleap Thelma B Jordan Library